, 1906-10-12
University Notes

good loyal student can be persuaded to
stay away, and no one else interested
in athletics can afford to miss it.
The study parlor girls have offered a
brown and yellow university banner as
a prize for the girl selling. the great
est number of tickets for the football
game.
The promotions were announced in
drill Thursday. The officers for COM
panies A and B are as follows:
Cadet Major and Assistant Instruc-
tori. L. Kennedy.
Captain Company B-J. A. Hill.
First Lieutenant N Adjutant-E. D.
Bunton.
First Lieutenant Company Aired
McDermott.
First Lieutenant Company Be. D.
Moir.
Second Lieutenant Company A
Will Thompson.
Second Lieutenant Company B.
Marcus Walker.
Sergeant Major-E. X. Crawley.
l. Quartermaster Sergeant-Adolph
Merz.
First Sergeant Company An. N.
Grant.
First Sergeant Company BIN. E.
Corthell.
Sergeants-John Hunton, Frank
Fast, ]. ]. Price, H. e Langheldt, F.
S. Sutphin and r. Guild.
Color Sergeant-Robert Law.
Corporals-J. G. Wheeler, H. H.
Price. M. N. Wheeler, Clifford June,
Thurman Arnold, w. Taylor.
Staff for the young ladies' battalion:
Captain and Assistant Instructor
Anne Reid.
Captain Company C-Laura Breisch.
Captain Company D-Gertrude
Pointing.
First Lieutenant Company C-Etta
Kennedy.
First Lieutenant Company D-Ida
Langheldt.
Second Lieutenant Company c.
Daisy Moss.
Second Lieutenant Company D.
Harriet ADDOll.
First Sergeant Company C-Thyra
Thirkeldsen.
First Sergeant Company D-Mabel
Sodergreen.
Sergeants-Bessie Wallis, Venus
Frazee, Sophia Schilling, Kathrine Tay-
lor, Miriam Doyle and Leslie Cook.
The new recruits were also promot-
ed. Thursday they drilled in the CON-
panies for the first time. 1t is hoped
that the awkward squads may now be
abandoned.
The Y. w. C. A. had a meeting of
the cabinet yesterday to plan for Mrs.
McLane's visit. Mrs. McLane is the
Y. w. c. A. state secretary for Colo
RADIO and Wyoming and will come to
the university next Tuesday for a
weeks visit There will be a Y. w.
c. A. rally for all university girls in
the auditorium, Wednesday at 4 p. m.
Plans are being made for several So
cial functions in honor Of Mrs. McLane
next week and on Friday at Ills she
will lead the Y. W. C. A. meeting in
the auditorium.
Vesper services will occur but once
o menth this year and the programs
so far planned are particularly good.
A week from this Sunday Mrs. McLane
will have charge of the first vesper ser
vices. For next month a Waterloo
rally is planned and for December, a
musical.
The young men of the university
practice Tuesdays from Z to s p. m.
There was a mass meeting of the
students in the auditorium after reci-
tations yesterday to practice songs and
yells for the football game tomorrow.
This is the latest:
Golden, Colorado School of Mines
our lines?
Where you going to stand?
Where you going to land?
Better do your best or you'll be can
ned.
IGolden, Colorado School of Mines
What you going to do when you meet
our lines?
All new students are expected to
know all yells and songs.
The Girls Mandolin club pr~acticed
lat Mrs. L~angheldt's last night and four
new members, Misses Blanche Scott
Grace Drew, Clara Prahl and Carrie
IHegewald, we're taken in. The club
will play this evening in the audi
torium for the Laramie day program
OF the w. S. F. of w. c.
Miss Neva Nelson has unfortunately
started her senior year with a case Of
scarlet fever. She is not seriously i'll
however, and enjoys the notes from
the study parlor girls. DR.. Hamilton
says the notes are better than medi
cine.
The Alpha Omega Sorority had {
meeting Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Edna Biddick was in from he
school Tuesday evening to visit som
of her classmates.
The Preparatory Literary Societ,