Arizona republican., 1920-02-16

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 Arrangements are being made for a series of interclass debates A prize or s20 will be given to the winning team. The Steinfeld loving cup for debate will go to the class they repre- sent. It is suggested that the various classes take steps to select their cham pions soon as possible
 The two scholarships of S100 each which are awarded annually by the Tucson Woman's club have been. given this year, to Hazel Mccoy and Ethel Pope. They are offered to women stu dents of the university who have re- ceived the grade of excellent in theiT work and who are self supporting. Miss Mccoy is a senior this year Her home in in Wilcox where she graduated from high school She was awarded the Collegiate club scholar ship in 1918.
 Miss Pope is a sophomore in the uni versity and is working for hachelor of arts degree. In addition to her other lines of activity. she is very much interested in athletics. She is a member of the Delta Rho fraternity. Her home is in Phoenix. where she graduated from high school.
 This scholarship last year was held by Miss Hazel Hodges.
 Roy Biedsoe, a sophomore in the university, left school at the end of the last semester and went to his home in Phoenix He intends to go to stan ford university to complesllis medical course. He is a member of Tau Delta Psi fraternity.
 Miss Helen Langston has been forced to leave school because of ill., health and is at home in Phoenix
 Miss Frances Ioftus, freshman. who went to Phoenix last week be- cause Of illness, has returned to begin .hP second semester.
 Miss May Caihound has left school to accept a position in the Monroe school in Phoenix. Miss Calhoun is a graduate of the Northern Arizona Nor Sersity.
 Jesse R. Jones of Phoenix. l.. J. Tow Ter of Tucson and Ted Goodman left school at the end of the semester to attend the Denver Bible school Mir. Goodman was a junior ill the law school. Mir. Fowler commerce stu dent and MT. Jones a freshman and leader of the university band
 As an appreciation of their service in the parade on Armistice Day, Major Boniface, commander of the military department, has conferred honorary raEks in the cadet squadron of cav airy upon the women students who carried the flag in the parade through the city The girls were: Frances van Barneveld. Matia McClelland. Tess Layton. SpauldinS. Stephenson and Bush.
 Dr. xon Kleinsmid announced in as sembly Monday that all federal board men who wish a class in arithmetic started should hand their names ill to the registrars office as soon as possible. He announces also that the major vacancy for Annapolis from Arizona had been filled, but that there still is a vacancy for an alternate ap- pointment. The examinations will take place in April. pr. von Kleinsmid then gave a talk on taking care of the lawns on the campus.
 Coach McKale and his varsity Quin- tet returned from a weeks trip through New Mexico and Texas. where they won five games out of the six played They played the Texas School of Mines. the New Mexico School of Mines, two games with the University of New Mexico two games with the New Mex ico Aggies one of which they lost and one won.
 Return games will be played in the near future. when the Wildcats will attempt to show how much better they play on the home field than when away.
 Those who made the trip were: Coach McKale. Tom Wallace. Louis Slonaker. Gordon Goodwin. Bill Pistor. Hobbs, Bret Lockling and Big Over son.