The Coconino sun., 1926-06-11
SENIORS EAT

The 1926 June Seniors were ban
quoted by the college faculty, Friday,
June 4. Fourteen high school and
twenty-six college seniors were pres
ent Many parents and friends also
enjoyed the occasion.
Dean Niles acted as POSTMASTER in
an efficient. and humorous manner.
Toasts were responded to by Ernest
Hartz, representing the senior class;
Professor Lynch, senior class advis-
er, and Senator Brooks of Yavapai
county, chairman of the education
committee of the last legislature.
Miss Mildred Whetsel gave four
clever songs, accompanying herself
on ulxulele Tom Bellwood lead in
the several songs which interspersed
the program.
After the banquet all went to the
auditorium, where dancing was en-
joyed until late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Osborn re-
turned from Tucson Saturday, driv-
ing up in their new Star coach. Mr..
Osborn has been taking work at the
University in his line, manual arts.
The many friends of the Osborns are
indeed glad to have them with US
again.
Laura Sherwood, Fay Patterson,
Stella Peterson, Edna Mae Upchurch,
Georgialee Coffee, Maggie Jarvis,
Vena Howard, Mrs. Matte Fish,
Laura May Plumleigh, Francis Red
man and Nancy Stephens are the
Bury hall girls who expect to be here
this summer. Some of these girls
will remain in the hall while others
expect to live down town or in the
cottages.
Miss Beatrice Davis has had visit
from two of her eight brothers. Carl
Davis from Holbrook was here on
Monday, May 81, while Mark Davis
came through on his way to Grand
Canyon last Thursday for a honey
moon with his bride of two days.
Word has been received from Ethel
Jones that although her health is i'm
proving the doctor still thinks it in
advisable for her to go to summer
school. We hope she viii be back
by fall.
Margaret Connolley and Mercedes
Pozzobon will return to jerome at
the end Of this quarter.
Arn1itta Gibbons will spend the
summer at her home in st. Johns. We
feel sorry for the girls back home
who think their beaus are steady.
Campbell hall is to be congratulate
ed on her contribution to the spring
graduating class. Out Of forty grad
yates, fifteen are eamelites.
Miss Peggy Robinson was the
cause of no little excitement when
she was violently siezed with cramps
while swimming at Lake Mary last
Friday. She was saved by the alac-
rity of Laurel Blye and Carrie Fuqua.
Miss Margaret Kiel and Erma Hol-
singer declared their intention of re-
manning for summer school.
Miss Pearl johnson, winter gradu-
ate. will be here for the graduation
of her sister Willow next week. She
will remain for the summer quarter.
A course in millinery is being of
fered this quarter for the first time
in recent wears. The college has been
fortunate in securing the services of
Miss Leta Mecham. She is a grad
uate of Oregon Agricultural college
and has a masters degree from Co
lunlbia. She comes to Flagstaff
from Missouri.
The course is to include not only
the making of new hats, but the reno
vation and reconstruction of old ones.
Persons interested in this course
should see Mrs. Lorna Jessup of the
domestic arts department.
Miss Celia Lawler, training school
critic is back in Flagstaff after
vacation" at the University Of
Southern California. She is making
her home temporarily with Miss
Dockstader at the Sanford residence.