The Coconino sun., 1924-02-22

neyed to Winslow where they emerged
engagement with the grammar school
team of that city. The score was To-
Is. Mr.. Powers has been putting in
some good licks with these coming
hoopsters with the result that they
are looking for more meat to go af-
ter.
Miss Guenn Houck, who has been
directing dramatics in the training
school this quarter, brought over a
representative group of her pupils on
Friday morning and entertained in as
senbly. Guy de Maupassant's play,
.The Necklace" was given. These
miniature exponents of the art of the
MASK and Dagger" scored a knock
out. This class is now working on
another play which will soon be ready
for presentation.
The Dramatic club presented the
play, "Who Kissed Barbara?" last
night. The cast included Mrs. Ham,
Katheryn Hillebrandt, Herbert Coe
George Hanley and Joe Archambeau
It was coached by Eva Moson, presi-
/ dent of the club.
! Work will soon be started on the
Junior play which will come off the
last week of the quarter. The cast
will be selected and parts assigned the
first part of next week. 1t will be
coached by Miss Dewey, so you car
bet it will be hummer.
President L. B. McMullen attended
meeting of the state board of edu.
cation in Phoenix the first Of the week
He left on Wednesday morning fol
/ Chicago, where he will attend a meet
| ing of Normal school heads of the nat
ional education association.
closed for observance of the funera
of Father Vabre. Father Vabre was
a great friend of all Normal students
On Tuesday night of this week Mr.
Lantis Of the science department tool
a large number of students to Lowell
observatory. DR.. Slipher took then
first to the library where he demon
strated the workings of the stellar
solar systems by means of slides. AT
4 ter the lecture everyone was given ar
/ opportunity to look through the big
telescope at the moon and various
stars. 1t did most of us a lot of goot
to realize for once what an infinitely
/ small place we occupy in this universe
The observatory is the one great sci
entific laboratory of this communit!
and we, as Normalites, appreciate tht
generosity and hospitality of DR.. Sli
pher in inviting us. We hope to gC
again when the moon is in a better
stage for observing.
The survey Of the northern counties
is almost complete. Miss Pragst anC
Miss Lutz covered nine towns O.
Apache county Miss Lamb, witt
Mrs. Lock and Miss Weger, nave fin
ished Navajo county. Mr.. Powers fin
ished Mohave county and Miss Lint,
is practically through with Coconint
county. She was at Williams anC
Grand Canyon the first of this week
The final tabulations should show
some interesting results.
Frances Wheeler, who had beer
quarantined in Taylor Hall with scar
let fever, is now over her long in
ternment. She plans to go home tt
Ajo this week.
Helen King plans to leave Thursda.
night for her home in Long Beach
We hope to have Miss King with u
again on Monday morning.
Helen Raitt went on from Prescott
to Los Angeles after the basketball
game there on Tuesday. Helen vii
be in Flagstaff again the first o
next week.
Jake Bracker is now in St. Joseph''
hospital, in Phoenix. Jake says he i
feeling some better and would hk'
very much to be back for next quar-
ter.
Miss Boyer gave a party to he
pupils in the training school on Val
entine day. All the youngsters repor
wonderful time, with red ice cream
too.
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