The Coconino sun., 1927-04-15
TEACHERS COLLEGE NOTES
WIN. M. (BILL) SMITH. Editor

Enrolment figures at the college
at the end of the first three weeks of
the spring quarter have mounted to a
figure far ahead of the total enroll
ment for any other spring quarter in
the history of the institution.
Figures compiled at the registrars
office show an increase of 33 over the
enrolment for the entire quarter last
year and more students are register
ing every day. 1t is expected that the
enrolment of late students will con-
tinue for the next two weeks.
The enrolment for the entire spring
quarter of 1926 amounted to 180,
while the enrolment already this
quarter has reached 211.
c. F. Deaver, head of the science
department, has been at Santa Fe, N.
M, since last Sunday attending q
meeting of the southwest district sci
ence association. Mr.. Deaver is ex-
pected to return Saturday or Sunday.
Dean Minnie F. Lintz of the de-
partment of education went to Will
liams Tuesday noon where she con-
Quoted a group of mental tests in the
Williams schools Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Dean Lintz returned to the
college Wednesday evening.
Miss Ida G.. Wilson was hostess at
delightful bridge party at her home
last Sunday evening. The guests
were Professor and Mrs. w. w. Tins
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Lynch, Mr..
and Mrs. f. C.. Osborn and Professor
c. v. Ridgley.
Baseball and track teams, after
making a great deal of progress the
past two weeks, received another
serious setback this week by the in
clement weather, which forced them to
take up quarters inside for their reg
ular workouts.
The baseball team was ordered to
the new gymnasium for training
while the track men were given quar-
tiers in the Flagstaff armory for their
regular workouts.
Due to the fact that baseball has
been rather a dormant sport at the
college during the past year, the ath-
letic board of control has only a
meager amount of funds to work with
and will be forced to carry out an
economical program this year.
Up to the present six games have
been outlined for the baseball team,
as follows:
April % and 20, Tempe, there.
April 80, Phoenix Junior college,
there.
May 5 and 6, Tempe, here.
May IA, Phoenix Junior college,
here. =.
The balance of the schedule will
probably be filled out with town
teams along the Santa Fe..
Track is another field sport that
has been somewhat dormant the past
years.
Although the boys are somewhat
hampered by having to work out IN
the armory, it is believed that Coach
Lynch will develop crack squad.
The dual New Mexico meet did not
materialize, but the boys will have a
chance to show their stuff at the
Greenway field day in Phoenix on the
twenty-third
Coach Lynch will probably leave
here a few days early for the Green
way meet so that the track team may
receive two or three days vigorous
outside training before the meet, the
inclemency of the weather here pro-
hibiting any outside workouts at all.
The summer school committee OF
the college has received numerous in
quiries the past few days from stu
dents in regard to securing suitable
quarters down town.
The Chamber of Commerce, work
ing in cooperation with the college,
has made an endeavor to list all suit
able furnished houses, apartments and
rooms for rent and recently sent out
an inquiry to get them listed.
AS yet, they have not received many
replies but it is expected that enough
quarters can be secured to accommo-
date the large number of students
expected.
Persons having any rooms to rent
are urged to get in touch with the
business office at the college at once
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