The Coconino sun., 1923-01-19
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES

long hike, last Saturday. They ex-
plored in the Vicinity of Fisher Tanks
including in their days work visit
to Greenlaw logging camp. The %.
mile jaunt did not seem to phase
them, however, for they returned in
the best of spirits for the party al
Morton hall.
The last mentioned event was in the
form of "post office party, given
by two of the girls for the rest OF
the dormitory. No suggestion of the
old-time game is meant by its name
however. Everything, even to plates
and spoons, was dealt out as per u
S. mail, via window and an exacting
clerk.
The fact that the churches of Flag
staff and the Normal school have
"gotten together" on few things was
shown last week when two teas were
given for the purpose of making the
students and church members better
acquainted The Federated and Cath
olic churches held their teas at Nor
ton and Campbell halls, respectively,
on Wednesday and Friday.
Last weekend Miss BerchtoId, Miss
Julian and Mr.. Stevenson were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Albers
on a trip to the Petrified forest. The
party left home quite early Saturday
morning, driving to Adamana where it
spent the night. Sunday they visited
the Painted desert, Forests Nos. / and
2, returning to Flagstaff in the eve
ming. Their excursion covered a dis
tance of 800 miles, and their accounts
of The natural wonders they saw make
us all want to follow in their tracks
as soon as we can.
Mr.. Hollar, our "Bill" of the cam
pus, started something last weekend
when he planned on taking three of
the faculty over to Grand Canyon.
Mrs. McMullen, Miss Dewey and Mrs.
Smith abruptly decided to man their
respective carts and join the party.
Saturday evening and Sunday were
spent in supreme enjoyment of the
logical attractions of such trip-in-
cluding the meals and stationery at
Ell Tovar The party divided itself
into various hiking and motoring par
ties, each group thus seeing just the
part of the canyon that it most de-
sired. Everybody returned Sunday
evening, with no mechanical mishaps
worth mentioning.
Tonight, Friday the 10Th, we are
having a regular dance" and every
thing that goes with it. Everything
means especially good orchestra
from st, Johns, whose reputation has
reached Flagstaff long before this
date. The school and its guests will
undoubtedly enjoy one of the best
times of the year.
The second number of the Lyceum
program for the year 1929 will oc-
cur Wednesday, February Id. We feel
perfectly safe in announcing a most
worthwhile and unusual attraction in
the Stolofsky company, whose pros
pective program has recently come to
US. The artists are: Irene Stolofsky,
violin; Magdalen Massman, piano;
George Imbrie, baritone
These Lyceum concerts bring to
Flagstaff a brand of music most ex-
ceptional for town of this size, and
we sincerely hope that all music low
ers will join in our appreciation Of
this fact by keeping February Ia in
their date books as "Stolofsky night"
as well as Valentine day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. McMllen, Pro-
fessor C. " Ridgely, and Miss Mil
dred Whetsel left here Tuesday after
noon, the 10Th, on concert and lee
ture tour of various high schools. Mr..
Schultz went as far as Holbrook with
them, where he planned to discuss
with Mr.. Brannigan some tests the
Normal school will carry on in the
Holbrook schools.
Mr.. McMullen is lecturing on 'sMod-
ern Education, Mrs. McMullen on
'Women's Club Work and Opportuni-
ties Open to Women" Miss Whetsel
and Mr.. Ri6gely furnish the musical
They planned upon holding a meet
ng of the Parent Teacher association
at the Round Valley high school, near
Eagar- and Springerville, Wednesday
Thursday they were to mo-
sor to St. Johns, and Friday to Snow
flake. In Cooley, they planned upon
visiting N. A. N. s. graduates who
are teaching there, the Misses Thelma
Pexton, Ruth johnson, Jennie Willard
md Ethel Holsinger. The party will
reach home some time Sunday, if they
laye good luck. Mrs. McMullen will
lot return with the party but take the
rain at Holbrook, going to Kingman,
Clarkdale and Jerome, where she will
lold Women's club meetings during
lext week.
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