Arizona republican., 1920-02-01
UNIVERSITY NEWS

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, Tue son. Ariz.. Jan. 31.-The state cham : pions of the Boys and Girls club of Arizona were honor guests at assembly Monday morning. l.. s. Parke, their leader and director. said that Arizona l has had a victory on the gridiron of the home and farm.
 The student body gave a few yells to show them a little of college spirit, wherewith the champions responded with some yeIls of their own. lead by Mir Parke. Director Taylor presented l each one with a gold medal. as he was introduced by Mir. Parke. Each cham pion was proclaimed Wildcat bs ! the student body.
 The university has purchased the Dermont collection of Indian curios from the Southwestern museum in Los Angeles for the Archaeological museum here. The collection was assembled by Mrs. Demont of Flagstaff.
 Dean Cummings has recently ex- amined the collection and pronounces it d very valuable addition to the uni versity museum. A number of old Navajo blankets and baskets made by the California Indians are in the col lection, besides d variety of all kinds of Indian curios and animal heads. The collection will be moved to Tucson soon.
 We expect about 1,056 resident stu
 
 pate a heavy registration near the closing days of the semester, said Registrar Riesen today. New students from all over the state have written to the university inquiring about the courses to be 'offered. About 15 new students are expected to matriculate.
 Miss Billie" Williams, a ward and protege of Harold Bell Wright will enter the university next semester. Miss Williams is at present attending Monticello seminary in Illinois and will enter as sophomore.
 Interest in social affairs at the uni versity centered in an elaborate dance at the Woman's club given by the pledges of Kappa Alpha Theat in honor of the active members of the frater- nity- The rooms were artistically decorated in black and gold. the fra ternity colors. Especially pleasing was the gold shaded lighting effect. A large imitation pledge pin hung from the center of the auditorium and a huge bowl of pink and white roses decorated either side of the stairway. Music was furnished by the. Four Flats.
 The hot lunch system installed in the Rood school at Yuma by Miss Hazel Zimmerman. home demonstra- tion agent of the Extension service at the university, has proved so benefi cial and successful that it is probable that all schools in that section will install it. The work is all done by the students under the immediate super vision of the teacher and the children keep records and make reports just as in other work. There was already a we'll equipped kitchen in the Rood school house, so that it was necessary to purchase only soup bowls and a large soup kettle. The children pay for the lunch either by the day or by the week.
 Miss Helen Campbell graduate of the university, was married Saturday evening to Webster H. Land vice. president of the Tucson National bank The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. H. Haase at the First NJ. F. church. Mir. and Mrs. Land will spend their honeymoon on the coast where they will join Judge and Mrs. Campbell. Witnesses were Mir. and Mrs. Byrd Brooks, Ruth Campbell, Grace Parker