Northern Arizona State Teachers College - La Cuesta Yearbook (Flagstaff, AZ)

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v-v'-'--'---r'-'M' .. I. ,.- . .' ' ' ' .-1-szibm . V Coconino County, Its Wonders George Wharton James, in his book, Arizona, the Wonder- land, says of Coconino county: In this county is Sunset Cra- ter, and the vast lava fields, which, with their outlying con- nections, are far larger and more wonderful than the classic lava flows of southern France, in these are found wonderful ice caves, and in prehistoric times Indians made their cave dwellings in holes which they found almost ready-made for the purpose. Nearby are deep clefts in the earth locally known as Bottomless Pits, made by the flowing of the acid-charged waters which disintegrated the limestone and washed it away to greater depths, and a few miles further on one's pathway is barred by another deep gash in the earth-Walnut Canyon- in which are many of the earliest cliff-dwellings. To the east is Black Mountain, from which one can carry away a mil- lion tons of disintegrated lava that, to the eye of the uninitiat- ed, appears exactly like coarse gunpowder, and still further east is Canyon Diablo--the Canyon of the Devil-doubtless so called by the early pioneers, who, with their slow-going ox- teams, felt it was an invention of the devil to retard their progress to the 'glorious land of Californyl' Slightly to thc east and south is Meteorite Mountain. To the north is the Painted Desert, in which, swimming like ocean birds in the blue of the pure Arizona atmosphere, are the Mogollon Buttes, remarkable basalt figures that tower 1000 feet or more into the air. Yonder, a little north and east, is the noted Spanish province of Tusayan-the home of the Hopi Indians, whose marvelous Snake Dance has attracted savants and sightseers from all quarters of the globe. Not far from this, the Navajo reservation, with its Monument valley, where are rock towers and temples that dwarf into insignificance the figures of the Garden of the Gods and Monument Park in Colorado. Within a few miles is Sage Canyon, with astonishing cliff-dwellings first seen by white men less than two decades ago. Close by, as distances are reckoned in this country of big distances, is Navajo Mountain, just over the line of Coconino County, in Utah, overlooking the Fourt Corners, where Utah, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona meet. The center of a waste half as large as the state of New York, that NO WHITE MAN HAS EVER EXPLORED, OR EVEN PROSPECTEDJ' One Hundred Sixty-Nine

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Gutfricoeuluum I Two -Year Normal Course First Quarter 2 4 Art 51 .,...............,..,............. tEngl1sh 51 ..,............ ....... :'iMathematics 51 .,...... Manual Arts 51 ........ 4 2 Music 51 .............................. 2 1 2 Physical Education ............ Elective .............................. 17 Second Quarter Hrs. Art 52 ...........,...,.. ,...... 2 Commerce 52 ...... ...,... 2 Education 52 ...... ..,.,., 3 Education 52p ...,.... ..c.... 4 Music 52 ..........................,, 2 Physical Education .,........ 1 Elective ...........,..... ......c 2 E Third Quarter Art 53 ......,.,..,..,................... Education 53 ,.... Music 53 ,...,..,...c...........,...... 4 4 Education 53t ......,., ....... 2 ' 3 1 2 Physical Education ............ Elective .........,..................,. 16 Fourth Quarter Education 61s ....,.. ....... 5 ttEducation 61t ........,......... 4 Science 61 Geog ..,............. 4 Elective .............cc... ....... I 5 I6 it An examination will be given in English and arithmetic to all entering students. Those who pass these examinations may substitute electives for these regular courses-except that, in the case of those preparing for junior high school work, mathematics 51 must be taken. MEducation 61t, 62t and 63t may Well be taken at the same time in the fifth or sixth quarters. Fifth Quarter Education 62 ........................ 4 English 62e ..,.. .,.,.,. 5 Science 62gs ....... ..,..., 1 I Elective ..,..,...... ..,. E Sixth Quarter Education 63t .,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 'L Elective ....,...,,,.,,, ,,,,,,, 1 2 15 One HundredS ty O