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

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E BELIEVE there is such a thing as K- V V as static electricity, but there is no F fm such thing as a static school. Be- f6,kN ing asked to recite the progress of the year I am glad to be able to say that progress has been made. In other years we have made prog- ress in material things. In other years social events have thrived. In other years school spirit has been noticeably increased. Other years have shown large gains in attendance. This year has not been marked by these things. Financial depression over the state has prevent- ed material expansion, the craze for social affairs following the-war, and practicularly dancing, has wanedg school spirit has been fine but not extra- vagant, due to better and more high schools ev- erywhere our attendance has not materially in- creased although we have more students of col- lege grade than ever before. Where, then, is our growth? As an observer of this stream of school life that flows past my desk I maintain that it has been a most desirable kind of growth. We have gained in dignity. We have gained in seriousness. We have grown immensely in stu- dentship. We have done more work! And therein lies the joy of living, for ourselves, and the justification for our existence in an insti- tutions of high learning in this wonderful baby state of Arizona. , s . tpsg A L. B. MCMULLEN. F YW

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am Jonathan L. Booth - Louise Switzer . . Joe Shirley . . Nevada Platner . Guenn Houck . Anona Wells . . Katherine Cooper . . Catherine Hillebrandt J. Morris Richards . Helen Raitt .... Owen Porter . . . Frances Stringfellow . . . . . . Editor . Business Manager Asst. Business Mgr. . . . A1't Editor . Literary Editor . . . Calendar . Society . . . . Jokes . . Boys' Athletics . Girls, Athletics . Organizations . . Historian

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F'Y7 MRS. LYNN B. McMULLEN