The Coconino sun., 1926-04-23
FLAGSTAFF TEACHERS
COLLEGE HAPPENINGS
BY HOWARD w. DENMAN

Two pep rallies we're held Thursday
and Friday of last week. On Thurs
day the faculty was represented in
speeches by Mr.. Jessuppe, Miss Lintz,
Miss Boyer, and Mr.. Niles. AL gave
inspiring talks. Yell King Hartz led
in some cheers for the team. Friday,
Ted Bushbv, Howard Denman, Stu
dent Body President "Hoddy" Stevens
and Ernest Hartz furnished the talks
and entertainment. The result was
the largest student body attendance
at debate the college has ever had.
But, at that, it was all too small and
the debate tonight should be attended
in much greater numbers.
Turk Way disclaims originality for
the many colored shirts and pink
trousers that he was the first to
wear here. When interviewed on the
subject he declared that "they" have
been doing that for long time. If
the regalia is not artistic it is at
least attractive.
Edith Perry spent the 18th and 18th
visiting with her friends in Campbell
hall.
Lee Johnson has returned to Flag
staff from Seaside. He has not re-
entered college and has not made any
definite plans.
The Hiking club held its first hike
April II going to Elden springs. They
escaped the storm by hiding in the
caves at Elden mountain where they
prepared coffee and ate their lunches.
Among these who took the trip were
the faculty members Davis, Danielson,
Deaver and Dinsmore. The students
were the Misses Perkins, Stuart, Nell
lis, Simons, Gardner, Schnebly, Oh
son, Beltran, Jacobs, Booth, Mitchell,
and the Messrs. Mitvalsky, Hansbur-
ger and Detloff They returned to
Flagstaff by the Greenlaw cottages
and the highway.
Mr.. Niles (making comments and
corrections on students theme): This
word Giants is misspelled. Giants is
should be crossed and its is dotted.
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play in assembly April II. 1t was we'll
executed and brought much laughter
and applause from the audience. The
actresses were the Miss Clara Camp
bell, tough girl of the cities, and Miss
Ruth Briscoe, demure working girl
who wished she was married and had
a home of her own. The plot had the
usual ending but was well enough
done to win the appreciation of the
audience Notwithstanding.
Joe Herman Wins Orat0rical Contest
On April 20 at Ashurst auditorium,
Joe Herman won the right to repre-
sent the Flagstaff Teachers in the
state peace oratorical contest in Tue
son. Nav 1. He spoke on "The Mod
ern Miracle Worker and Peace" The
oration was well delivered and carried
message especially to school teach
ers. The cure for war as set forth
was education for peace. Miss Eunice
Burman and Silas Hough were the
other contestants and they gave good
addresses. The evening was varied
by a piano solo by Miss Whetsel, some
songs by the male quartet-Messrs:
Bellwood, Johnston, Deaver and
Mvers-and violin duet by Mrs
Bellwood and Miss Dinsmore.
The Ukulele club made its first ap-
pearance April 21. 1t gave several
songs to the accompaniment OF 'ukes
and pleased the audience. Carl Guth-
RE sang a vocal solo. Messrs. Barth,
G. Wilson and Hall gave several fast
numbers on the violin, saxophone and
accordion.
Walton King took suddenly i'll on
Wednesday, running high fever. He
is still in critical condition.
Flagstaff Teachers Win First Debate
In the first intercollegiate debate
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