The Coconino sun., 1924-06-06

idea about the Normal school," The
fact that the paper solicits news items
of the kind found in the Normal
school notes is one evidence which
cannot be misleading and N. A. N. S.
cannot but feel grateful.
At the Senior banquet the other
| night given by the faculty, an account
OF which appears on another page, af-
ter everyone had finished yelling for
the various celebrities, ETC., it occur
red to some kind and benevolent per-
son to toast the cooks. The domestic
art department deserves all the credit.
1t just goes to show that the girls
really can cook. There were 140
guests present and four courses were
served. Quite some chickens to kill,
salads, desserts, and dinners to serve,
dishes to wash and napkins to fold,
you understand. But they did and
got by with it the boys helped
some, though.
The Pine staff is getting all puffed
up. They feel they are establishing
some sort of tradition or something
or another. Last Thursday they
sponsored action to elect the officials
for next years annual and Pine.
The student body voted unanimous
ly to do this stunt after little soap
box oratory and opinions were heard.
Nominating committees were then
appointed to select eligible candidates.
The student body voted to hold the
oloofior oY, Wod.acIay1 of fbic ,uooL
Accordingly on Wednesday the SEN
iors, who acted as the nominating
committee for La Cuesta officers, pre-
sented their candidates and the jun
iors, who nominated candidates for
the editor of the Pine also brought
forth their candidates. The names
were read several times, ballots dis
tributed and then came the voting.
Candidates submitted by the nominal
ing committees were as follows:
For editor of 1926 La Cuesta, Joe
Archambeau and Minnie Anderson.
For business manager of 1925 La
Cuesta, Florence Maggie, Zillah Boice. |
For editor of 1926 Pine, j. Morris |
Richards, Joe Archambeau.
Minnie Anderson, one of the widest |
awake girls on the campus, was pop
ular choice for editor of the 1926 La !
Cuesta. Zillah Boice was elected bus
mess manager, with narrow margin
over Florence Maggie, who will prob
ably be appointed as business mana
ger of next years Pine. Zip has
been the Juniors efficient class pres
ident this year and will make a hum
dinger for business manager.
Joe Archambeau, who was also put !
up for editor of the annual was elect
ed editor of the Pine. Joe is a quiet /
lad who keeps his mouth closed except I
when he has something worth while
to say. He can spread the ink though /
and can tell when the other fellow IS
doing a good job at spreading. That's
what it takes to be an editor. This
race was the closest of the whole
election. Morris Richards, who has
been associate editor during this year
was only defeated by three votes,
showing that students place much
faith in him. He and the elected edi-
tor are good friends and will no doubt
cooperate with each other next year.
The whole bunch of candidates were
such that the student body could trust
in responsible positions with the least
of fear.
The Pine feels that the effort for
the election this year has not been in
vain. The custom which has been es-
tablished not only allows the officers
to plan for next year, but it links up
each years work in permanent
chain.