The Coconino sun., 1925-12-18

field of work in Pennsylvania, ON her
way stopping at Lexington, KY, to
spend the holidays with DIR. and Mrs.
L. B. McMullen. There were many
gifts and much merriment, as
we'll as an undercurrent of sadness
due to Miss Dewey's impending de-
parture. Prof. Francis Osborne and
Prof. r. r. Powers did the Santa
Claus family impersonations.
i DIR. F. A. Cotton, president, and T..
ID. Jessuppe, accompanied by their
wives, will make tour of the south
ern part of the state in the interests
of the enrolment of the school, visit
ing about 40 boys who are considering
the college as their institution of
higher learning. They expect to be
gone the greater part of the holidays
and are leaving Immediately after the
graduating exercises today.
| Sweaters, letters and certificates
were awarded the members Of the
football team on Wednesday,. Short
talks were given by President Cotton,
Coaches Jessuppe and Lynch and
Manager Bracker. The college was
represented by f. c.. Osborn, who pre-
sented the letters with few well
i chosen remarks.
The college was entertained with
an Irish concert recently with He
brew drum-maior. Each hall and the
presidents cottage were in turn
awakened and the halls were thrown
open both upstairs and down to the
parading musicians"
| Annis McGookin, it is reported,
either can't or won't go home these
days and so spends most of her time
at Morton hall.
Morton hall had a delightful Christ
mas party yesterday. inexpensive
but amusing and practical gifts were
exchanged, which together with the
finely decorated tree helped to make
the occasion enjoyable.
Morton hall gossips report changes
in the habits of some visitors. Ray
McCaughey has ceased to appear at
his regular time while Turk Way has
\ resumed his calling on a particular
individual.
George Hanley is wandering around
the campus happy although not very
strong. His recent trip to Denver
had a successful termination and the
whole college is glad with Mother
Hanley and George that 1t did.
/ The charity ball given Tuesday
night on behalf of the Christmas seal
sale was a grand success as a social
] affair but as a money-maker it might
have been better. The Flagstaff
quota of $400 is in grave danger of
j not being reached and although the
college has done its share fairly we'll
a little more generous response from
the student body would materially
help. The town people, it is reported,
are not getting behind the sale in any
/ too enthusiastic manner. All of this
i is no doubt due, not to the belief that
4 the cause is. not a just and worthy
one, but, undoubtedly, to the rush of
i personal business.
| Lois Parker and Laura Mae Plum
leigh spent the last weekend at home,
I the former at Winslow and the latter
at Tuba City.
Morton hall girls have decided or
had it decided, that in the future loud
talking, lip sticks, powder and rouge
will be barred. No one said how long
1 they. will be barred, but an accurate
guess. can be made.
Ivy Holley and Carroll Booth have
returned to campus life, rested and
full of vim after a siege of fnumps.
Some people have all the luck!
Commencement exercises of the
/ Christmas class are being held at the
auditorium this morning at nine. This
is the program:
Professional, by the orchestra.
The Snow, by the Women's Glee
club.
Invocation, Rev. FIR. E.-Albouy.
Address, Education and Success, ;"
Superintendent John @. Thomas of
Flagstaff city schools.
Piano solos, Mrs. Ida w. Douglass.
Presentation Of diplomas, President
F. A. Cotton.
The Star Spangled Banner, the as
sembly.. A4
Benediction, Rev. FL. E. Albouy.
The graduates are: Gwendolyn
Bushman, Thelma Lavera Despair,
Bernice Sylvia Gaut, Della Morton
Halseyy Anna Lou Jordan, Helen L.
Kent, Helen Larson, Bessie Lee, Pru-
dence McLaws, Myrtle McCamant
Poe, Leona Pulsipher, Besse Richards,
Catherine Regina Rousseau, Priscilla
/ Shumway, Gilbert Sears Skiff.
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