The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

lueSuay morning the students
observed Flag day with a fitting pro-
gram of patriotic readings, speech
making and patriotic songs.
Workmen are rushing to completion
new bath house for students living
in the summer cottages. The new
house will be considerably larger thar
the old one.
Roy Gilbert of Peoria, student OF
the college for the past two and a
half years, was awarded the presi-
dents pin by President Gammage, at
the senior assembly period Monday
The pin was awarded on vote by the
student body. This pin is given an
,nually to the student judged as having
done the most for his school during
the year. Gilbert has been vice
president of the student body and
president of the mems forum for the
past year as we'll as taking part in
much other outside extra curricula
work. He will graduate in August
and teach in the Miami schools.
Wednesday was honor day in col
lege assembly.
Officers of the Associated Student
organization were formally installed
in office by Carl Guthrie, outgoing
president.
Miss Lora Maxwell, physical
director of women, took charge of the
awarding of prizes to the girls who
recently competed in the annual track
and field events.
F. G. Osborn, chairman athletic
board Of control, awarded the certifi-
Gates for letters, letters, and other
awards to the college athletes who
won distinction during the year.
The following awards were made:
Girls: Helen Wells, Mayer, Steel
tennis racquet; Helen Wells, Mayer,
Elizabeth Whitehead, Mayer, sterling
silver ball with tennis racquet donated
by the Business and Professional
Women's club for tennis doubles; Fern
Shumway, Snowflake, bronze medal
for third high point girl; Helen Wells,
N. A. t. G.. silk pillow as winner OF
second place. Margaret Flood of
Yuma was awarded the "Dean Lintz
silver trophy" for individual high
point girl of the meet.
Boys: Football-Ernest Jensen,
Inglewood, Calf, Cecil Thomas,
Peoria; Jack Wilson (Captain) Bis
bee; Hoddy Stevens, Douglas; Lee
Patton, Dallas, Texas; Jack Hecka-
thorne, Flagstaff; John G. Caughlin,
Bisbee; Walter Shanahan, Billie
Black, Lynn Pace, Clarkdale; Howard
Lockwood, Flagstaff; Silas Jarvis,
St.Johns; Bill Holt, Bisbee; Eugene
Mooney, Arkansas; Lloyd Troianvich,
Globe; Bill Combs, Peoria; Kenneth
Shumway, Mesa; Ray McCaughey,
Arden, Nevada.
The following freshmen were given
awards in basketball: Andy Gibbons,
St. Johns; j. B. Easley, Mesa; Otto
Fritz, Miami; Lloyd Wilhite, Clark
dale; Lynn Pace, Clarkdale; Kenneth
Shumway, Mesa.
Hoddy Stevens Of Douglas was
awarded a gold basketball for his
work in assisting Coach Lynch with
the freshmen basketball team.
Howard Denman, who was basket
ball manager during the 1925 season,
was awarded his letter.
The following track awards We're
given: j. B. Easley, Mesa; Harry
Hayden, Ernest Jensen, 1nglewood,
California; Perry Webb, Durango,
Colorado; Hoddy Stevens, Douglas;
Kenneth Shumway, Mesa; Ellsworth
Hald. Los Angeles; Billie Black, Lynn
Pace, Clarkdale.
In baseball the following received
awards: Turk Way, Miami; Sherman
Schwarz, Flagstaff; Hill Redman,
Lipscomb, Texas; Lee Patton, Dallas,
Texas; Roy Kieron, Miami; Hoddy
Stevens, Douglas (Stevens is the first
to receive four letters in all major
sports), Jack Wilson, Bisbee; Ronald
Robinson, Winslow.
To the basketball squad for winning
the southwestern championship were
given engraved gold basketbails.
Those receiving special mention We're
Lee Patton, Hubert Detloff, Roy
Kieron, Jack Wilson, Leslie Mcclure,
Clarence Schlansky. Coach Swede
LYNCH was also honored by the
athletic board. He received a gold
basketball in recognition OF his
splendid work this year.