The Coconino sun., 1926-07-23
Teachers College Notes

of group of hikers who left the coli
lege Friday by car for Grand Cam
yon. They hiked down to the college
camp that same afternoon, spent Sat-
urday at Phantom ranch with various
pleasurable activities and started back
toward the top at sunrise Sunday
morning. Those making the trip
were Mrs. Davis, Mr. Powers, Mrs.
c. L. Dean, the Misses Ollie Dotson,
Hazel Gillette, Mabel Roach, May
Francis and Elsie Heberle, Herbert
HeSt and Alfred Stepin.
The large constitution class of Mr.
Gammage, in appreciation of the ex-
cellent manner of his presentation of
the work, extended to him a vote of
thanks at the last meeting of the
class on Thursday. Miss Maxwell
had the same experience in her class
in hygiene, this class being largely
composed of teachers in the Indian
service.
Lee Johnson will teach the fourth
grade in the Osborn school at Phoe
nix.
]. Morris Richards has returned to
college for the last five weeks. Many
will remember j. Morris as the bas-
ketball manager two years ago. He
has been teaching in st, Johns but
will be in charge of the seventh grade
at Snowflake the coming year.
Dean Walter 3. Niles was seriously
i'll for three days last week. He is
out again the first of the week but
still unable to take his usual active
part.
James Kennedy, secretary.aof the
college board of control, was on the
campus last week visiting with his
sister, Mrs. Hicks, and her daughters,
Beatrice and Esther, who are taking
work this quarter. The ladies are
from Phoenix and are staying in
Campbell hall.
r. H. Sainsbury, superintendent Of
schools at st. Johns, has registered
for some graduate work which will
keep him here the remainder of the
quarter.
DR.. and Mrs. Cotton and their little
granddaughter, Mary Lee Hyde, and
o. o. White were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. T. ID. Jessuppe on week
end motor trip to Grand Canyon,
Cameron and Tuba City. Miss Le-
nora Thompson and Miss Mildred
Wieland took the trip with the Jes-
suppe party, driving their Ford.
While at Tuba they visited the Camp
bells.
DR.. and Mrs. Metz are the guests
of the college this week, Dean Niles
and Taylor hall doing the honors.
The doctor is professor Of economics
at the University of Arizona.
Ted Bushby recently gave lecture
illustrated with readings to the class
in Arizona literature. The class is
under the guidance of Miss Mary A.
Boyer.
Miss Lenora Peterson and Miss
Ruth Webster spent the weekend vis-
iting their parents in ST. Johns.
Miss Corrine Ward, popular daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Robillard of
Winslow, surprised her friends with
the announcement Of her marriage to
Leon Spear last Friday evening at
9:30 p. m, The ceremony was per-
formed by Justice of the Peace Tom
Pulliam at his residence in the pres
ence of Miss Olive Mitchell and Rex
Lee. The event was predicted by the
campus gossips but the happy couple
surprised them all by several days.
The groom is a student in Teachers
college. After finishing their work
this quarter, Mr.. and Mrs. Spear will
make their home in Phoenix where
Mr.. Spear has position with the
Standard Oil Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Patterson of
Winslow spent the weekend in Flag
staff visiting with neices, Miss Fay
Patterson and Miss Leona Lesueur.
Sunday MIR. and Mrs. Patterson. Fay
Patterson, ALeona Lesueur, Avis Rod
gers and Mr.. Richly notored to Oak
Creek.
Mrs. S. T. Meyer went to Phoenix
Friday afternoon, returning Sunday
morning with her sister-in-Iaw, Mrs.
Fred A. Martin. The latter will re-
main here five weeks attending coli
lege.
The student body was pleasantly
entertained Wednesday evening with
a dual program put on by the or
chestra under the direction of Mr..
Ridgely and the dancing classes of
the college under the direction of
Miss Lorna Thompson. 1t was hard
to tell which was the most appreci-
ated, both being received with great
pleasure The orchestra is the best
that the college has had for some
time. Mr.. Ridgely is to be congratu-
lated.
Several new pianos are being plac-
ed in the college for the use of the
music department. They are greatly
appreciated as the old ones are grow
ing gray with use and abuse.
Professors Judson Of Phoenix, Fell