The Coconino sun., 1927-05-27
TEACHERS COLLEGE NOTES
WIN. NJ. (BILL) SMITH. Editor

/ program put on by Professor q. VI
Ridgely's group of Collegiate Enter
tainers for flood relief. The program
was one of the best held this year
and many expressed surprise at the
development the entertainers showed
The girls of Campbell hall went on
an outing and steak fry to Oak Greek
| last Sunday where a very enjoyable
time was reported.
| President Grady Gammage left here
| last weekend for Phoenix, where ne
delivered the commencement address
at Phoenix Junior college. He also
| transacted business matters connected
with the state board of education, OF
which he is member. This week he
has been kept on the go delivering
commencement addresses at four high
schools in the state.
Dean t. o. Bellwood went to
Morenci and Stafford the first of this
week where he gave the principal
addresses at the commencement exer-
cises Of those two schools. Dean
Bellwood returned to the college dur
ing the week.
The many friends of John Bud
Clark will be glad to learn that ne is
rapidly recovering from the burns ne
received a short time ago from a
gasoline explosion at Tucson. Bud
IS a former student of this college and
has been attending the University OF
Arizona since his graduation from
this school,
Miss Dorothy Gelhaus and Mrs.
Carolyn Srnith of the college business
staff, Miss Lorraine Allen OF the
Western Union Telegraph Co. and W.
G. Carlson and j. G. Brown expect to
leave here Saturday for trip to the
Gap and Marble Canyon. The party
will motor to the Gap Saturday and
will go to Marble Canyon Sunday,
returning to Flagstaff Monday.
Miss Mildred Whetsel of the college
music department will present her
group Of training school pupils In a
| few vocal numbers at the Memorial
day exercises at the Orpheum next
Monday morning. Miss Whetsel has
developed some first class talent
among her training school pupils and
| it is believed this will be big fea-
ture Of the program.
The Bury hall orchestra entertained
| last night at the Public Utilities
| luncheon at the Monte Vista hotel
This group will be guests tonight at
l Al ,oxxyor,fin,1 of that Same
group. In addition, the college uku-
lele club will be entertainers and
guests at the convention. Other
| guests from the college will be: Mrs
Carolyn Smith, Miss Mildred Whetsel
Miss Mary Lutz, Miss Elsie CornfortE
and Miss Helen Strom. Miss Nancy
Yellot and Miss Mary Ellen Cocker
ham will provide entertainment also
Miss Lora Maxwell and Mrs. Lorna
Jessup will be weekend visitors at
Grand Canyon. While there the two
faculty ladies will make the trip to
the bottom Of the canyon.
A very comprehensive program
will be offered during the summer
quarter of the Flagstaff Teachers col
| lege, according to the announcement
just issued by Grady Gammage, presi-
dent
Students may complete one quar-
| ter's work in any of the two-yeal
! diploma courses, preparing them te
teach in primary, elementary ane
grammar grades and in junior hlgf
! schools of the state; also one quarter
work in art, commerce, industrial arts
music, home economics and kinder
| garten. :.
In addition, courses will be Offered
in the third and fourth years Of the
four-year course leading to the bache.
| lor Of education degree. These
courses will include work in educa-
tional psychology, sociology, Engllsf
and American literature, the drama
mathematics, history and the SCI
| ences.
| A large number of the foremost
educators IN the country have beer
employed to lecture in the summer
school. The list includes DIR. Rufus, b
Won KleinSmid, president University
of Southern California; DR.. Edward
Thomas Devine, dean of the graduate
school of American University, Wash
| ington, d. c.; DIR. Fl. B. Wilson, sup.
| erintendent of schools, Berkeley
Calf; DR.. Emanuel Sternheim, lee.
turer on social and economic prob
l