The Coconino sun., 1923-08-17


ing to her home in Tempe.
Miss Dorothy Cook spent Saturday
at the Canyon before returning with
her mother to Phoenix.
The Misses Penelope Cutler, Helen
MCGOWAN, Alice Coalter and Rather
inc Keller were the house guests OF
Mrs. f. S. Breen over the weekend.
The Misses Goldie Greer, Anita
Temple, Bobby Allen, Beulah Stacher,
spent Saturday at Lake Mary.
The normal dairy barn which has
been under construction since early IN
July is fast taking on form. With
school out next week, it will be neces-
sary to put on extra workmen to COM
plete the construction. The founda-
tion and walls for the building are
completed, and the men have already
begun on the superstructure.
The building when finished will be
one of the best equipped and sanitary
dairy barns in the southwest. Only
tuberculin tested Holstein stock will
be bought.
Il is not the intention of the normal
to 90 into wholesale dairy business,
but to be able to amply supply the
school people with pure, wholesome
milk.
The class in carpentry who are
working on this project is IN charge
of Jack Angus, manual training m
structor in the public schools Of Mi
ami who is working under the direct
supervision Of Prof. KeGzenkamp,
head of the department OF manual
arts of the normal school.
DR.. Frederick Monsen, artist ano
explorer, who lectured Monday and
Wednesday evenings lived up to his
press notices. Not in recent years
have the people Of Flagstaff had the
privilege of listening to a lecturer OF
DR.. Monsen's ability, culture and per-
sonality.
Miss Bess Barkley, contralto, of
Phoenix, was heard for the first time
in Flagstaff WednesdaySevening. Her
voice IS phenomenal. The high quail
;ty of her selections, the unusual quail
ity of her beautiful rich contralto
voice, clear and resonant as a bell,
full of fire and passion, and the grace
And ease in her gestures, held every
one almost spell-bound. Ida Mae Jean
con splendidly assisted Miss Barley
at the piano and her numbers were
we'll received.
Had there been judges to decide thS
debate Tuesday evening on the ques-
tion: Resolved, that a married wo-
man shall not be allowed to teach in
the public schools Of Arizona. Proviso:
A married woman is considered to
have living husband" we are of the
opinion that the judges would still be
working on the points brought out by
each side and wou1d not have come to
an agreement at this writing. Wallace
Hunt Larson, Lakeside, leading the
affirmative, argued his points In a
drell, dry humorous fashion that
brought the big crowd in convulsions
time after time. Jonathan Booth, who
championed the opposition, delivered
his arguments in clear, concise and
distinct manner. In fact, every one
of the debaters presented their points
in true oratorical tone, and were
warmly applauded. Those who took
part were: Affirmative, Jack Angus,
Miami; Wallace HUM Larson, Lake
side; Howard Denman, Flagstaff.
Negative, Roy III. McFate, Flagstaff;
Jonathan Booth, Mayer; G. S. Skiff,
Phoenix. Prof. R. S. Stevenson,
chairman.
DR.. Ross L. Finney, head of the de-
partment of education at the univer-
sity of Minnesota, will lecture August
20, % and % on social and economic
subjects. DIR. Finney will also give
class room lectures during his stay
here
"The Pageant of the Peaks" will be
given at o'clock Tuesday evening at
the foot of Observatory hill. If it
should rain the program will be CIV
en- the next evening. "The pageant
is divided into eight episodes" says
Miss Dewey, "and each part will rep
resent a period in the life Of Arizona
from a century ago up till the present
day
The summer quarter of normal will.
close next Friday and will mark the
most successful summer session the
school has enjoyed, both in attendance
and work accomplished
With the announcement in last
weeks edition of The Sun, comes
many inquiries regarding the night
school which the commercial depart
ment is planning on establishing at
themormal this fall. The night school
is intended for those who wish to avail
themselves Of the opportunity to learn
bookkeeping, shorthand, commercial
law, business management and retail
sales. If you are interested IN such
a course, address your inquiries to
either Prof. r. G. Stevenson or T. Q.
Bellwood.
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