The Coconino sun., 1925-03-13

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way Co. Mrs. Hanley will remain in /
Flagstaff for d sholt time as the +
guest of Mrs. Margaret Hanley and |
Mrs. Joe Rickel.
"Bnp Hollar, accompanied by
Misses Georgialee Coffee and Maud
Howell motored to Phoenix Friday, to
attend the basketball tournament, and
visit with friends in Phoenix and
Tempe.
According to statement made by
| President Cotton on Tuesday, there
win be two additional courses offered
during the coming quarter if The de-
mard is sufficient to warrant it. One
! will be in Americanization under Miss
| Celia Lawler, and the other in educa-
! tional tests and measurements, TO be
given by Miss Minnie Lintz. The
course in Americanization will be Of
much value to those teachers who go
to communities where there are many
! foreigners and illiterates who have
ineed Of continuation classes.
/
Paul Plummer returned from
i Prescott Friday, where he had been
recovering from an operation. He is
improving slowly but is able to attend
to most Of his school work.
| Clyde Davis, called home last week
! by the death of his father in st.
Johns, returned Sunday.
/ Next Friday concludes the winter
quarter with seven Normal graduates
and one high school graduate. Mon
day, March 9, the new. spIing quarter
viii begin and it is expected that a
number of new students will enroll.
The faculty banquet, honor Of the
graduation class, was held Wednes-
day evening in the domestic science
room W. E. Rogers was tcastmas-
ter and T. O. Bellwood, song leaGer.
The first thing Of note was a cocktail.
| Immediately in the wake of that Miss
alary ShurlakeF rendered vocal solo.
| This cheered everyone up to the point
that they all raised their voices in
song. Then the main dinner was sew
l.
played a violin selection picked for
the occasion. There seemed to be a
singing craze and as soon as Mr..
Ridgely had finished, there was an
other song. Each member Of the
graduating class was called on to
make short speech. More singing.
Miss Mary Brookfield, che OF the
graduates, gave a reading. Another
song, and all repaired to the auditor
ium for steps to the accompaniment
| of the school jazz orchestra. Does it I
Tray to be senior? Well, ask one
Of those who attend this banquet.
Harvey Cooper was in charge of the
Wednesday assembly this week and
his program consisted Of two-act |
play administered by Ernest Haetz,
George Hanley and joe Archambeau. |
| To the accompaniment Of a uke the |
audience took a trip around the world |
with Willie and Weaver in quest of |
wealth which seemed to flow to him
without effort on his part. We were
just beginning to get interested in !
Monte Carlo when the spell was lifted |
and we we're called to remember that /
we were still only Normal students |
in plain clothes and with empty pock-
etbooks. The other act was about a |
trip to sea in a motorboat, a we'd |
ding Of the principals and other incl
dents which take place in that type Of |
play. A few jokes by the wise /
crackers and the assembly adjourned. /
The annual junior prom, one Of the
No very formal social events OF the |
school year, will be on the traditional /
Gate of March IL. Saint Patriclk's is
always a great day for the students I
here, for itt is on that day that the
combined junior classes honor the
graduation seniors with one of the
most elaborate entertainments pos
sible. The decorations viii be in ac-
cordance with the day and President I
George Hanley of the junior class is
planning on some Of the best music /
obtainable for the occasion The jun
iors ale working on the prom now and
hope to make it one Of the best ever
given Invitations have been sent out I
to the many friends of the school and |
it is hoped to make the 1926 prom the /
most successful ever.