The Coconino sun., 1924-03-07
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES
JOE SHIRLEY, Editor

better and will probably be out again
soon.
Emily Hamilton was weekend
visitor at Normal. She motored in
from Leupp.
Miss Guenn Houck and Miss Alta
Smith of Campbell hall and Messrs.
Almond and Hamilton from uptown
motored to the Grand Canyon Sunday.
Fred Herring left Tuesday morning
for Seattle where he will join his par
ents and go to his home in Alaska.
Fred, or "Hank" as he was popularly
called, plans to return next fall and
take the Junior college work.
Mary @. Broolfield left this week
for Payson, where she will teach for
the remainder of the school year. She
intends to come back for the summer
quarter.
Miss Emma Dawson is new res
ident of Campbell hall. Miss Dawson
is diligent student and bids fair to
make a success at N. A. N. S.
Mrs. r. G. Stevenson returned home
Friday from Decatur, Illinois, where
she was called by the death of her
mother. Although Morton hall ran
according to schedule the girls were
all glad to have her home again.
Basketball reigns two weeks long
er this season for northern Arizona.
Saturday will mark the last appear
ance of the Normal quintets when
both boys and girls meet the respec-
tive boys and girls teams from Wins
low. According to dope these should
be two of the fastest games of the
season. Normal dropped two hard
fought games to Winslow at the be-
ginning of the season before she had
got on her feet good. Since then
Normal increased 100 per cent in
strength as is shown by the fact that
Clarkdale won from Winslow after
having been defeated by Normal the
night before. The advantage Of the
Normal floorAshould give the Lumber
jacks another advantage.
Next week end Normal will be host
to twelve high school teams who will
championship. Coach Drake has made
elaborate arrangements and. plans to
have every town in this end of the
state represented The cup which is
offered must be won by the same hig
school three consecutive times in or
der to retain it. Last year it was won
by Snowflake. Winslow and st. Johns
loom as strong candidates this year.
Dope, however, will be laid aside when
the teams congregate and sheer fight
will tell the tale.
The Misses Kathleen Davies and
Chloe Edmondson spent the weekend
with Mrs. Wainand Rippa formerly
Flodell Davies) of Jerome. My first
impressions of Jerome" said Chloe,
"were those of a drunken man who
found himself in mystic maze. There
was so much hill | couldn't make
heads nor tails of it"
President McMullen is expected
back on Thursday from Chicago where
he has been attending meeting of
Normal school presidents of the Nat
ional Education association.
Miss Lorna Jessup of the home
economics department. motored to
Kingman on Thursday of last week
and delivered lecture to the home
economics branch of the Woman's
club in that city. Miss Jessup was
accompanied by her mother, and while
in Kingman the two ladies were en-
tertained by Mrs. Merville Mills, who
formerly held Miss Jessup's position
at N. A. N. S.
Miss Floy Dickerson and Miss
Louise Switzer motored to Ashfork on
Sunday morning with friends. They
returned in the afternoon in Miss
Dickerson's new Buick roadster.
One large incubator in this country
matches 100000 chicks each season.