Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

numerals at the last assembly are proudly wearing them about the cam pus this week.
 The Junior English classes tried their hand at writing masterpieces" in prose, verse. and various other un- catalogued forms of writing There were some excellent examples of var ious styles turned out
 Lela Lowenstein is putting in a lot of work on the annual. assisting the editor She is one of the main ones responsible for the excellence of the book.
 Star PicKrell and Lewy Irvine. to- gether are getting out some calendar for the annual. Star is doing the writ ing and Levy is furnishing the car toons which are executed in the best of style
 Afternoon swimming parties are all the rage now. and there is not day passes that several students do not take advantage of the warm weather to motor out to some canal or to Riv- erside.
 The egg laying contest. fostervd by Professor Gambee, is to end near the end of June Ii has been a success throughout the year. Buddy Burtis has secured some mighty clever photos for the IT annual which will be of great interest to our student body. If you haven't secured your copy of the year book better do so now.
 The Coyote will clear about $50 this year which will easily pay for the first edition of this sheet next year. The cafeteria will serve its last meal next Thursday noon. before closing for the summer vacation. What will it's prices be next year? Perish the thought
 George Katrs, Jr. has been turning out some excellent cartoon work lately.
 A clever cover design has been chos- en for the Phoenic1an this year It Ne- picts Coyote head, savage and ready for the frame. within the circled let tering. "Phoenician. 1911." It will be ! embossed on a deep brown stock in gold ink.
 The senior junior dance is coming in for a lot of comment nowadays. It
 will certainly be success.
 The annual will make it's appearance Friday morning without fail. The last form has been taken from the press and the only work that remains to be done is the cutting and binding which
 will be accomplished within a very short time.
 An enthusiastic crowd turned out to the farm brigade movement and from the number who stated their intention to go. it seems that the thing will be a great success.
 The one credit given to those work ing a certain length of time on the farm brigade should help the recruit ing along considerable Students joining this movement will get good deaA of agricultural experience as lec- he Sal Q all hf . trip. The cook that's going along
 sounds good too.
 l The Caesar test was held Tuesday and all the freshmen who were pro-
 noted to this class showed their real 1 colors by making some very high grades
 i Some of the typewriting students I have some lessons to make up. They
 are to be in today and all those whs
 are behind should work hard today i and get them in.
 Mir Michael will have charge of th> i summer school and as he has shoWT himself to be fine teacher during the
 winter. all those attending the schoo f will finish with a great deal of know i ledge to their credit 1 Frank Whortman and Edna Hurshy
 made some very interesting talks last i night at the commencement exercises i and showed that they could not only make high grades but could make i talk also
 The annual will not only feature in : the way of athletics, and other things
 during the school year, but will fea- ture the cartoons of Levy Irvine His i cartoons will be in the annual iron i beginning to end. They will character
 ize different teachers and students ir
 the school and will bring forth many 2 laugh from the readers of the an l nual
 The debating contest ended a fev days ago with a severe and interesting debate between Lorraine Lepla, Lindle, Orme on one side. and Jose Dudero i Stella Worner, and Wiley Dunn on the i other. The question for debate was
 Resolved that q mosquito is more
 harmful to mankind than a fly" Tho
 debate was very interesting and endef 1 in favor of Lorraine Lepla and Lindle,
 Orme.