Arizona republican., 1920-05-31
News of the Past Week at
 University ot Arizona

Smith. Kenneth Wilson, F. w. Conrey, William Bakewell B. J. Mattuck, Nor man AbeI. r. o. Gray and Benjamin Mcclure.
 The annual Drachman oratorical contest was held Thursday night in the patio of the agriculture building. The elimination contest was held the proceeding Thursday. and the follow ing people spoke in the finals: Christine Core-''Work".
 Ralph Brady-"F'reedon of Speech. Jone Conway-"Our Nearest Neigh bor."
 Allen Elder 'Bolshevism"
 Walter w Snyder-"K. of K"
 Naisy McCoy-"True Brotherhood. :"
 Charles c. Bluett-"The Right to Live"
 The judges of the contest were, Pro- fessors F. NJ. Davis and Anderson of the law department and Prof. s. r. Pattison of the English literature de partment. Announcement of the win ners will be made at honor assembly to be held on Wednesday of Com - mencement week. The winners of first and second places will receive prizes of $25 and $15 respectively, and thls year the judges will announce a third place with honorable mention.
 Miss Clarabelle Douglas and Elmer Workin, as representatives of the junior class, were the victors against the freshmen, in a series of interclass debates being held at the university A handsome loving cup offered by the Albert Steinfeld company will be in the possession of the junior class until the end of the interclass debates next year and the winning students will have their names engraved on the cup.
 The house of representatives at its last meeting, decided to whom As in the various student activities will be awarded.
 The Journalistic A, gold for editors associate editors, and business man. agers of university publications. silver for assistant editors will be awarded to the following:
 Fred w Pickett, Rosemary Drach man, Lewis AIaier, Mildred Kelly. liar old G. Wilson, Alice Brereton, Willard Sfdebotham, Roy Wilson, Earl Wood Carlyle Heney, Aaron McCreary. Jean Slavens, Ruth Mclean and Kenneth FPickrell.
 The As in track will be awarded to Gordon Goodwin, Paul Allsman, Jack | O'Keefe, Martinez, Tom Marian and F Worthington. Each one of these men is the holder of a southwestern record The A in tennis is an entirely new thing and the first men to receive il will be, Lorraine Leppla, Julian Star- | ford and Alan Johnson.
 On the approval of the WiIdca, council, Harold G. Wilson has been named editor of the Wildcat, the uni versiy paper, for next year. Wilson will be a junior next year. The editor is usually a senior. This appointment speaks we'll for the ability of the new editor.
 The faculty acted on petition pre- sented by the seniors and have excused l all seniors from final examinations. { Miss Hazel Shepherd entertained the Alpha Gamma sorority with a dinner at her home on North Park avenue | Saturday night. Misses Grace Bull Edith Newman. Josephine Larlxin Idora Badsell. Christine Core, Heller Green, Rosa Jacome, Lucille Farrell were among the guests present.
 Mrs. R. B. won KleinSmid Mrs Byron Cummings and Mrs. R. H. Wn- Hams, were hostesses at an annua May breakfast at the presidents home on the campus. Seventy five guest. were present.
 Kappa Alpha Theta announces tho pledging of Miss Georgette Rebeil.
 Miss Dorothy Franklin who has beer studying at the University of Cali. fornia this year, arrived home Friday
 Misses Inez Robb and Nora Side ] botham motored to Bisbee to spenc