Arizona republican., 1920-10-04

They are: Alfred NJ. Austad. Bernice Barkelew Katherine Cooley. Jean Crepin. Martha Crowell. Marie Curley, Willis Downing, Philip DraChman, Numa Dunn. Dorothea Eastman, Gladys Franklin. Theodore Goldstein, Glenn Harrison. Darrel Hayhurst. Don Hoy Harriet Keland, c. Creager, Ida Krupp. Elizabeth March Juliette Mil Ter. H. Patterson. Leroy Patterson, Georgette Rebeil. Wilhelmina Rebeil. Marguerite Ronstadt. Anna Skinner. C. Sprvin. Harold F. Ninson.
 There are 32 in the delegation, az gregating 96O points. There was a very high average in the case of most of the students and the average for the group was l.t1.
 Professor Fegtley. head of the law department, delivered the presentation address.
 There are a good many things that the university must have, and is going after" said the president in assembly Wednesday morning. You are going to help us by your interest and con- victions. For a few years there has been a definite endeavor to increase our housing facilities. The new boys men, as the new dormitory for women holds 100 when the third story is com pleted.
 "Unless the city of Tucson builds a great deal faster than we think we shall be obliged to ask for another girls dormitory and another boys dormitory. That is the vision that the board of regents has at least A large | student body always argues larger ac- commodations. The large classes brought on by the student body argue that we ought to have a room larger than any we now possess. The mili- tary department would call it an arm ory, the faculty would probably call | 1t the university commons. Anyway | the great prime need just at this mo- ment is a gymnasium, and we are go- | ling after the gym this year. a congre- gating place for the students for meet | ings and for dances.
 Some of you who spend a great dea | of time studying in the-library will say | that the one crying need of the campus at this time is a new library, and I am sure that those of you who are spe- cializing in science will agree with mt when I say that a new science build ing is the one crying need of the cam pus at this time.
 But first of all. we must have ac- commodations for the students. a con. | gregating place which we could use fol student body meetings The program
 is a large one, but we are a very
 wealthy state. We have. too. on thu
 part of the people in control of the re
 sources of the state very sympathetic | response"
 | Extension Notes
 County Agent Brown, Miss Haze
 Zimmerman. home demonstration
 agent: c. S. Brown. state farm bureai | president; Professor Cunningham
 dairy husbandman. and Director W. M
 Cook represented the agricultural col
 lege in the county membership cam
 paign at Greaterville Monday. Ever.
 farmer in the neighborhood was pres
 ent and is a member of the count.
 farm bureau.
 Dr. Klene, a leading farmer an } chairman of the local farm bureau a Elgin. Santa Cruz county, attended tn , meeting and stated that next year h hoped the Elgin. Sonoita and San Ra fael committees could join the Greater vile farmers ia an annual picnic. A. B. Valentine. county agent i
 Graham and Greenlee counties, has ar ranged for cotton inspection tours. an
 Professor c. F. Thompson, agronomis and Dean Working were in attendanc
 at these field meetings. The plan i, to have a number of farmers visit tn H.