The Coconino sun., 1924-05-16
it is expected there will be a dance
in the auditorium tomorrow night.

The Glee club returned home Sun
day night after their 11OO-mile toul
of the state and giving concerts
from Fort Whipple to the Mexican
border. 1t was by far the best triT
both for the school and the club that
has ever been made. They had en-
thusiastic capacity houses everywhere
and people treated them royalty.
In all there were thirty people, sew
en- cars, and one truck. The truck was
used to haul stage property and for
general utility purposes. Mr.. McMul-
len states that they ''had the best
truck and two of the punkest cars
that he knew Of" Miss Whetsel is
/ given the honor for champion tack
! (not taxi collector, her Betsy" hav-
! ing picked up eleven. Arlis Miller
saw the only wild cat, which DAD
Hollar is supposed to have showed
away the night they camped on the
desert and Mr.. Bellwood's car is abb
solutely the "troublesomest" one of
the whole bunch,
| Although a perfectly good pipe or
| gan and adobe house were forgotten
and left at the Majestic theatre in
Douglas, the scenery is still as good
as new and the splendid "vesper SER
vice windows" which were made by
our art department, show no signs
whatever of bouncing around in
truck for eleven hundred miles.
A royal reception was all fixed up
by Mrs. Stevenson for the bunch on
Monday night. The Glee club had
o{c ~
witnessed a burlesque of their own
show. Almost every number was a
take-off on some part of their pro-
gram.
1t was in the form of dress re-
hearsal and was put on by the COM
bined music classes under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Stevenson. The program
lasted for over an hour and was
credit to both Mrs. Stevenson and
the students for it showed what act
ually can be done by piecing together
what is left over in the way of cos
tunes and settings, and voices, too,
for that matter, and all in less than
week. After the program both the
ond section" had luncheon in the
0O4kCokiC oClCllCG IOUitlSs
Wednesday morning Mr.. Cadman
listened to part of their program
and was very highly pleased for they
sang one of his own compositions, 81
Wish"
Idell Hatch, Almira Shumway and
Charles Fillerup were in Snowflake |
over the weekend for the dedication /
of the new high school and the clos
ing ceremony of the old Snowflake |
academy, which becomes state in
stitution next year.
President McMuIlen attended
meeting of the state administrators |
association of which he is president,
last week in Tucson. He was in |
Clarkdale Thursday night where he
talked on law enforcement. He will
leave tonight for Phoenix to attend a
meeting of the state board of edu-
cation.
Miss Dewey announces that the
senior play, lies Femmes Savants,"
a satire by Moliere, will soon be ready.
There are thirteen characters and I
girls will play mems parts, due to a
scarcity of boys right now who are
not engaged in athletics. The charac-
ter of this play is such she states,
however, that it will not mar it
whatsoever.
The date for the May festival of
the training school has been set for
the last week in May. Emerson, st.
Anthony's and the training school will
stage track meet and the other
schools Of the district will be invited
to look on. Besides the track meet
there will be a number of splendid |
outdoor exercises which are now be-
ing worked out by the physical edu-
cation department.
Twenty girls of the normal were Sc
lected by Miss Maxwell on Wednesday
to represent the school before the
Williams Woman's club which organi-
zation has invited them to be present
at meeting they will hold Saturday
afternoon in Williams. The club
would like to get a lineup on what
the girls are doing in physical edu
cation.
Miss Edith Kempthorne, national
secretary in charge of the Camp Fire
leadership, will be director of the
course to be given at Normal June
5 to 13.
The course is to include lectures
on Camp Fire, trail blazing, fire
building, nature study, singing, hand
icraft, dramatics and talks around the
council fire.
The entire campus Of the normal
school, with the rs cottages, is to be
placed at the disposal Of the Camp
Fire students.
Miss Kempthorne will be assisted
by Miss Margaret Backhouse, chief
Camp Fire guardian of England;
Miss Janet Keller, Camp Fire execu-
tive of Kansas City, and Miss Max
we'll, Mrs. Jessup, Miss Dewey and
Mr.. Lantis Of the normal faculty.
If is nxnecfqd that representatives