The Coconino sun., 1927-02-11

Among the eminent lecturers and
instructors to be added to the sum-
mer faculty of the college it is ex-
pected that Dir. Rufus B. von Klein
Smid, president of the University of
Southern California, will be one, to
give series of lectures.
DR.. Won KleinSmid was president
of the University of Arizona for a
number of years and during his adj
ministration Grady Gammage, now
president of Flagstaff college, was a
student. Friendship grew up be-
tween teacher and pupil, and it was
through this friendship that DR.. vorl
KleinSmid consented to come here last
November to deliver the principal
address of the inaugural exercises o1
President Gammage.
DR.. Won kleinSmid's topics have not
been announced. His coming will be
of special interest to students of edu-
cation who plan doing advanced work.
It is estimated that more than Is
per cent of the students in college
here are working their way through
by various ways and means, accord
ing to Dean T. O. Bellwood. "The
college has a waiting list of several
hundred desirous of entering the in
stitution here to earn part or all Of
their. expenses by doing odd jobs
about the campus and in town." said
Mr.. Bellwood.
Working 10 hours in the kitchen
and carrying II hours of college work
is the task assigned to Edgar Steph-
enson, a former Chandler high school
student. Stephenson is not only a
diligent scholar but reports show that
his work is of high standard.
Keeping a hotel register in the eve
ming and going to school by day is
merely a coincident in the life of an
other student here The library, the
gymnasium, the laboratories, dining
hall, dairy barns, all have student
help.
Hopping bells at one of the down
town hotels between classes give 9TH
er students the opportunity to finish
college work.
Figures show that students who are
working for their board and room
maintain a higher average in their
grades than those who do no outside
work.
''Are You a Mason" the farce COM
edy that has been under preparation
the past month will be presented to
the students and public on the eve
ming OF February q in Ashurst au-
ditorium.
The cast for the play has been dill
igently practicing the past three
weeks and the finer points are now
being drilled. Faculty critics have
been expending much time and effort
the last week in an effort to develop
the play and are responsible for a
large part of the success it is sure
to have. 1t is believed this will be
the best play put on by any group
of students IN the history Of the col
lege.
The players are: Yale McFate,
Walter Shannahan, Bill Holt, Ken
meth Shumway, Winifred Hensley,
Eloise Fain, Sue Beauchamp, Lor-
eta jake, Dorothy Logue, Peggy
Sullivan, Luella Smith, Roy Gilbert,
Hal Mcneil.
Announcement was made Tuesday
evening that the college annual LA
Cuesta' would be dedicated to Mrs.
Margaret ('sMother") Hanley.
This decision was made at a meet
ing of the La Cuesta. staff held that
same day and according to Turk Way
editor in chief, the decision was unan-
imous.
Mother" Hanley has been connect
ed with the college as head Of the
dining hall continuously for Is years
during which time she has taken al
most every. job connected with the
dining hall at some time or another.
The tirst five years she did all the
cooking as well as the general SUI
pervising but since then has been
compelled to spend all her time man
aging the affairs.
The announcement met with the
hearty approval of the student body
as was evidenced by the applause.
Both the boys and girls glee clubs