The Coconino sun., 1925-01-09

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$50 Monday morning with a large
crowd waiting to get to the office.
The students and faculty returned
Ffrom their vacations in good spirits,
ready to plunge into another two
quarters of real work which will equal
hif not exceed the splendid quarter just
finished. Regular classes began Tues
/ day morning and the entire system in
cluding the training school is now go
ing strong. The practice and appren-
tice teachers have been assigned their
various places in the training school
by its director, f. G. Stevenson and
Junior high school instructor, r. R.
Powers.
| The basketball men met with Coach
W. E. Rogers Monday to organize for
/ the season. The main event was to
elect a captain. Four men were NOM
mated and of the Is votes cast by
the squad "Hoddy" Stevens Of Doug
las received five, Harold Poe of Pres
colt four, Clyde Davis Of st. Johns
four, and Silas Jarvis of st. Johns
two. Stevens became official captain,
although he has been acting as such
temporarily since basketball first com
menced in December. "Hoddy" has
had a number of years experience in
high school at Douglas and was one
of Normal's leading hoop tossers for
the season of 1929. He is very
popular among the students of the
school and is the very man for the
position Coach Rogers presented
each member of the squad with lit
tie booklet of fundamentals of the
game which will be a great help in
their playing this season.
Miss Dorothy l. Gregg, who has
been critic in the second grade of the
training school for the past quarter,
| is now matron of Morton hall, filling
/ the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Mrs Helen NJ. Hanshue, who left
for Los Angeles, December 21. Miss
! Gregg came from Bisbee to the Nor
NAL and though she has not had much
experience along this line she says
she is delighted with >her hall of girls
and feels with their cooperation she
will fare wonderfully at her new po-
sition.
/
] faculty visited remote sections of our
county during the Christmas vacation
there being representatives both to
1 the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. Har-
ry Wintermeyer, business manager of
! The Pine visited his home at Mt. Yer
non, N. Y, while Coach Rogers, Jake
/ Bracker and Hoddy Stevens accom-
panied Mr.. Denman of the high school
/ to the Pacific coast, where they wit
messed the Tournament of Roses at
Pasadena on New Year day. Others
/ of the students and faculty members
scattered to their various homes or
visited friends in all sections of the
nation.
Prof. and Mrs. Tom o. Bellwood of
/ the Normal faculty spent few days
of their vacation in Williams visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Skeels. The
remainder of their holidays were
T spent in Flagstaff.
Miss Selma AaS, music instructor of
the Flagstaff high school was the
guest of Prof. and Mrs. Francis G..
Osborn at their residence on South
Beaver street for Christmas eve and
Christmas day. The Osbornes re-
mained in Flagstaff for their vaca-
ton.
President and Mrs. f. A. Cotton
spent the last week of the Christmas
vacation in Phoenix and vicinity.
President Cotton spent most Of his
time visiting acquaintances and boost
ing the Normal school. He spoke to
the president of the Arizona Indus
trial congress and met and talked
with the editors and city editors of
both leading daily papers Of Phoenix.
He attended the gathering of the su-
perintendents of the state at Tempe
on Friday and Saturday last.
Wherever he went he put before the
public the great advantages offered
bye the Normal school at Flagstaff
and it has been largely due to his eff
forts that the enrolment of the school
has so greatly increased.
| Miss Ida Wilson, Librarian, remain
ed in Flagstaff during her vacation,
but her brother, Charles Wilson, who
attended Normal last quarter, has re-
turned to his home in Lincoln, Neb.,
where he will attend the agriculture
college.
Mrs. Catherine Beckwith and her
/ daughters, Catherine and Mary, spent
+ Christmas with Mrs. Beckwith's sis
ter, Mrs. Eugene Leonard at Winslow,
leaving Flagstaff Christmas eve and
returning Sunday evening.
Of those faculty members not al
ready mentioned, many visited friends
and relatives while few remained
| in Flagstaff. Miss Lintz spent few
days in Jerome with her niece. Misses
Mary Lutz and Mary Shumaker Wis
tied several places in southern Arizona
and took the trip over the Apache
trail. Miss Ruth Bormose visited her
home in Murietta, Calf, and spent
some time in other places of our
lneighboring state, having attended the
Tournament of Roses at Pasadena.
Miss Celia Lawler went to Aspen,
Colo, to visit her folks. Mrs. Mar
lar left her duties in the presidents
office for few days to visit her
husband in Phoenix. Miss Cornelia
Dockstader visited her home in Los