Arizona republican., 1920-05-24
News Ot the Past V eek at
 University ot Arizona

part are: Marguerite Ronstadt, Hazei Hodges, Ida krupp Bess Pritchard, Mabel Angle, Lucille Farrell Elsie Duncan. Berly McGoughy. Evelyn Wupperman. Rosa Nichols, Genevieve Cope, Jeanne Knost, lone Pease and Peter R. Campbell
 The university Y. W. C. A. gave d carnival in the halls of the old main building Saturday night for the ben enfit of the athletic association. Gaily decorated booths with caps, horns, con fette, punch, home made candy, cake and ice cream. hot tamales. fortune telling, and q fish pond, with dancing m the small gymnasium, were the chier features of entertainment. The track men from New Mexico were the guests or the association at the carnival.
 pr. von KleinSmid gave the com mencement address at the Deming High school Thursday night, May q. His subject will be the Spirit of the New Democracy
 D. R. Kniekerbocker. pastor of the Emanuel Baptist church of Fl Paso. will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the seniors of the university, Sun day. May 30. The following Monday will be Senior day, Tuesday will De
 Alumni day, and Wednesday, com mencement
 The university will hold a summer session of ten weeks at the Northern Arizona Normal school. June 14 to August 20, at Flagstaff. To meet the needs of teachers who wish to enlarge the horizon of their education and bet ter equip themselves in their sehosen Held, and Of students who need the work for graduation, the university will give the following courses Agriculture-Prof. II. II. Gibson A course in methods for high schooi teachers and in handling farm ma chinery.
 Astronomy-Di Director A. E. Douglas. Descriptive astronomy
 Botany-Prof. J. J. Thornber. Iden- tification of Common Plants
 English--Assitant Professor Frazier. Course in freshman English. Course in teaching of high school English.
 Home economics Lulu Lancaster. Assistant Professor Hahn. A course in l household management. A course in methods in home economies and course in methods in vocational educa- tion
 Musie-Ida Wilmington Douglass Social science-Prof E. J. Brown A course in economies. A course in so- ciology and a course in reconstruction problems.
 Spanish-Ida Wilmington Douglass. 4 Beginners course. Advance course.
 Vocational education-A course in training of teachers for part time and evening schools.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Arizona Archaeological and Historical l society was held on Monday in room 200 of the agriculture building Dean Cummings outlined the plans of the Archaeological Field expedition of the coming summer and Mrs Nellie A Dermont gave a history of the Der mont collection which has recently been purchased by the university It consists of some 250 choice baskets. so Navajo and Hopi blankets, 20 mounted heads of buffalo, mountain sheep, ante lope. deer. etc. a number Of rare skins. Of wild animals, a collection of Hopi pottery and many miscellaneous arti- icles representing the skill of various tribes of the western plateau of the Pacific regions.
 This collection was made by Captain and Mrs. Dermont while they were liv- ing at Williams but since AIr. Der mont's death, Mrs. Dermont has been making her home in Los Angeles. The i collection is a fine addition to the state museum. experimenting the collections already possessed by the institution. AJN<A4A Af 21s IonAtC4s 4AIH1NQt LII A4E l Arizona Bureau Of Mines delivered the commencement address at the Ray grammar school on Thursday. May 20
 His topic was A Fork of Life,s High way"
 l Prof. G. E. P. smith. irrigation en- gineer, university. has returned from Yuma where he has been inspecting | the installation of the pumping plant
 and pipe line for the Yuma citrus experiment station. This plant will provide the water supply for the irri- | gation of the citrus orchard which is situated on the high mesa so feet above
 the Yuma valley. It is almost iu-
 plicate of the pumping plant which
 furnishes the water supply for the
 university campus, but Of a larger ca
 pacity.
 This plant enables the universitys ! citrus experiments to be initiated at
 least a year, probably two years, be- fore the projected water supply of the
 reclamation service will be available.