The Coconino sun., 1923-08-24
THE COCONINO SUN

normal this fall; others will go away
on years leave of absence. Here's
what they will do:
H. G. Stevenson, head of the COM
merce department, will leave Satur-
day morning for Decatur, Ill, where
his family has been spending the
past year. Mr.. Stevenson will return
overland, bringing his family back.
Mrs. Margaret Hanley says she will
rest up from her kitchen duties at
home. Mrs. Catherine Beckwith, sem
Tor matron, will spend week of her
vacation in Winslow visiting with her
sister. Mrs. Helen Hanshue will take
in the coast cities. Mrs. Inez EgnerI
will locate in Phoenix indefinitely.
Miss Martha E. Dewey, professor Of
English, will go along with her aunt,
Mrs. j. Ladd, to Chicago. G. Y. Ridge
ly will speed home to Springfield, o..
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Drake and son,
Toddy, will spend until Christmas in
Tucson, where Mr.. Drake will study
for his masters degree in school adj
ministration. Mr.. Drake will return
to the normal in time to get his Lum-
berjacks lined up for the basketball
season. Mrs. Carolyn Smith, business
secretary, says she will take in the
beachtE on the coast. w. w. Carpen-
ter, who has resigned his position with
the Phoenix Junior College, will enter
either Harvard or Columbia this fall
to study for his doctors degree in
school administration. Mrs. Carpenter
and daughter, Barbara, will go with
him.
L. A. Eastburn will loaf in and
around Flagstaff while his sidel1ick,
Dean Judson, will hurry off to Phoe-
nix to take up his administrative du-
ties with the Osborn college. Lewis
Rockow, history professor, will travel
abroad to study for his doctors de-
gree in political science. Miss Blanche
Payne will attend school at Columbia
college to study for her masters de-
gree in textiles and clothing. Miss
Payne is on a years leave of alb
sence and hopes to return to normal
Miss Florence Berchtold has also been
granted years leave Of absence and
will attend school at the Oregon Agri-
cultural college. Miss Wilnyth Case,
art teacher, will spend her time with
her mother, Mrs. G. 0. Case, in Cal
ifornia. T. O. Bellwood of the COM
merce department, will travel over
land to Greeley, Colo, with his wife.
G. f. Keuzenkamp has resigned as
head of the manual arts department,
and will leave for Pittsburg, Kansas,
where he expects to enter the Kansas
State Teachers college to study for
his B. S. degree. He hopes to obtain
his degree by February, when he will
leave on a pleasure trip to his old
home in Holland He has accepted
position with the University of Ari-
zona upon his return in 1924. Miss
Emily Ethel, librarian, will spend her
time with her folks in Denver. Miss
Ethel and Miss Julian are planning
on taking pleasure trip abroad early
| in the spring.
/. lines will resume his work with
the Glendale high school. Miss Minnie
Lintz will spend all her time visiting
with her folks in St. Mary's, Ohio. H.
S. Gruver, superintendent of schools,
Lynn, Mass, who has been conducting
education classes during the last hair
of the summer quarter, will leave to
| take up his work in Lynn.
Miss Mary g. Boyer has not decided
! just where she will go for vacation
R. r. Powers will spend his time up
and down the Pacific coast. Miss
Clara Wheeler will leave for Bolton,
Texas, where she wilIsdeliver series
of lectures before the county teachers
institute on elementary instruction in
education. She will then go to Min
neapolis to visit with friends and rel
atives before returning. Samuel Burk-
hart and James FELTON,, who have
been teaching here this summer, will
return to the Tempe normal school
where they are regularly employed.
II. E. Hendrix, superintendent of
schools, Mesa, will hurry off to get
things lined up for the opening of
schools in his district.
DR.. l.. A. Adams will leave for Chi
cago today. DIR. Adams is professor
of biology at the University of III
nois.
| Miss Margaret Hurley, physical
training instructor for women, will
take in the many scenic points of
northern Arizona before returning to-
the valley to resume her work with
the Phoenix union high school. Miss
Esther Louise Whitefield, foreign
language instructor, will leave for her
home in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. She ex-
poets to return to the University of
Iowa where she will study for her
masters degree and do some teach
ing. Miss Mildred Whetse, music
teacher, will spend her time in and
around Denver. Miss Pragst, training
school critic, will vacation in New
Orleans. Miss Lawler, training school
critic, will go to Denver. Miss Mil
dred Julian, kindergarten teacher, will
not return to the normal this fall.
She will spend her vacation in Dallas
and then will go to the Ohio Univer-
sity, Athens, Ohio.
Miss Almira Hammond, who has
been substituting for Miss Dockstad-
er during the summer quarter, will
teach in the grades at the Emerson
school this fall.
The Misses Ruth Johnson and Thel
ma Pexton, class of June, '22, visited
with their many friends on the cam
pus.
The Pageant of the Peaks, which
was given Tuesday evening at the
foot Of Mars hill attracted az good
crowd. Approximately $50 autos en-
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