The Coconino sun., 1923-12-28

tic critic, while the latter attended
Northwestern university. Miss Boyce
will not leave as was expected, bat
will take over the department of his
tory and will assist in the library.
She is brilliant young woman and
well adapted to her work.
Miss Emily Etheh is the house guest
of Mr. and Mrs. P. H, Nelson this
week.
Miss Alberta Platz spent Christmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Johnston.
Miss Minnie Lintz, head of the de-
,partment of education, is spending
her vacation with her niece in Jerome.
/ Miss Cornelia Dockstader, training
school critics, is vacatidning with her
folks in Los Angeles.
Miss Ruth Bormose, foreign lang
uage instructor, is visiting with her
people in Murietta, California.
Miss Mildred Whetsel Of the music
department, is the house guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. H. Myers during the
vacation.
Miss Betty Harrington, class of
March, 1923, who is teaching in the
public schools of Miami, is spending
her vacation here with her folks.
Miss Dorothy Jake, former student
of the Normal, came up from Bisbee
where she is teaching, to spend the
holidays with her parents.
John Hamblin and Jack Tenney
are spending their vacation in and
around Miami, where the boys have
interests.
Joe Calhoun, popular summer school
student, came up Monday to spend
the week visiting friends. He is liv-
ing in Taylor hall.
Miss Eleanore Greenlaw, class OF
August, 1923, viii leave shortly to at
tend the University of California,
| (southen branch) in Los Angeles.
Miss Greenlaw will make a valuable
acquisition to any college student
body.
The Misses Barbara, Louise and
Mary Rickel, former graduates of the
Normal, are visiting with their folks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rickel, during the
Yuletide holidays.
Miss Ethel Compton came up from
Bumblebee to spend her vacation with
her foster parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
G. Compton.
Miss Grace Wensel, who has been
teaching at Fort Defiance, is spending
her vacation here with her mother,
Mrs. Azina Bean.
But christmas night is always
Prexie's night. BY that we mean
President and Mrs. McMullen, since
coming to the Normal, hold open
house Christmas night for ev-
erybody who ventures through their
hospitable portals. This Christmas
night we counted 45. And to make
the evening one to be always remem-
bered, the domestic science room was
given over to happy hour or SO o.
. dancing.
And then they tell US that Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Stevenson are planning or
giving over an evening this week tC
, the campus holiday guests. Possibly
it is said, the faculty will enter
tain at Bury hall before the vacation
days are over
You can't be happy unless yot
have faith in yourself. There doesn'i
seem to be any argument about that
A hunter when he takes to the oper
must have faith. That reminds Us
that Normal sportsmen usually carr!
faith even in their fire-sale cartridges
We were told recently that Prexl'
McMullen, Professors Powers ant
Ridgely, bagged number of qual
down near blackberry and all the rap
bits two men could carry. And ngn
here one would add: "1f one can.
have faith while hunting, he can
have faith at anything else.
Everybody seems to be glad t.
know that Miss Martha E. Dewey Wi
return to Flagstaff on No. 8 Sunday
Miss Dewey is head Of the Engnsl
department at the Normal and ha
done lot of work in local dramatics
She produced the successful play
Glove and Geography" which score
a big hit here last spring. she ma
been doing special work at North
western university and wrote US re
Gently that she has several good play
in mind for the junior and senlo
classes.
Next year You'll have time to d
all those little things that you hay