Arizona republican., 1920-11-22
News of the Past Week at
 University of .lrizona

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA. TUCSON. Nov 1-Thanksgiving Day will mark the second annual Homecoming day for the alumni of the university, and the last football game Of the season, with Redlands university on the home field. Alumni are expected from all parts of the state. and extensive preparations for their entertainment are being made. Tn program for the day is in the hands of the "A' club working in co-opera- ton with the Alumni association There win be special seating aocommo- dations for the visitors at the foot ball game in front of the main cheer ing bleachers. A dance will be given in the evening at the Armory at which the alumni and members of the Red lands football team will be guests of honor.
 The fraternities will take part in the entertainment for the homecoming day program. also. They will hold open house for all old members and visitors, and many of the alumni will stay at the fraternity houses.
 l. C. E- Adams, who graduated in last years senior class, and who has been back on the campus several times since. sends out this call to all alumni of Arizona:
 'If there is that old feeling of long ing for what was, and we feel that there is in every one of you. come. If there Is a feeling of interest in what iS come. Come anyway. We will make you like it.
 The federal board students on the campus entertained with dance al the Armory on the night before Armistice Day. The entire student body was invited and more people at tended the dance than any other dance this year. The big Armory was eff fectively decorated with pepper bough. dipping down from the balconies ant flags and palms everywhere. The myriad lights in the hall were covered with red crepe paper. giving a sofI rosy glow to the whole place.
 With the exception of one entry the College of Agriculture took priz' in every contest entered at the fail The aged Jersey bull. Noble Topsy' Eminent Lad. entered by the dairy de partment, took first prize in his class was made state champion, and the grand champion over all bulls of a ages The junior Jersey bull cali Arizona Gypsy's Noble Lad. took frs prize in his class, was made junio champion. but lost the grand cham QlOn8QlD 10 ms B1e. 1uS uIlINcTSil also was awarded first prize on junior heifer calf. and on a Jersey ca herd. made up of one young bull an two heifers.
 The fine head of swine which weI sent over took a prize Tn every clas in which they were entered. Two frs prirss were taken with the aged boa Brookwater Principal IT. and frs second and third prize in the clas ~..~N~ for the junior boar. and second on tn young herd.
 Tn the sheep class. the universit won the grand championship with tn Rambouillet ram and won first prize in all classes in which the sheep wel entered.
 Charles Gray and Charles Gillian stars in the Phoenix-Tucs hie school championship game. were tf weekend.
 Alan sticlney and Clark Core wet the guests of Julian Powers at h home fin Phoenix.
 Donald Scott, Herbert Ensign ar Wendall Jantzen returned home ovI last weekend to attend the fair.
 Registrar A. O. Neal has had a cha prepared of enrollment statisti showing the total university enrol
  total number of women. and the nun Der of students registered in each co lege- The total number of stude registered is 1.002. with 739 in the co lege of letters. arts and sciences, 1 in the college of mines and enginee ing and 92 in agriculture. At this tii last year tho registration came to g with 574 in arts. 206 in mines and e gineering and s9 in agriculture.
 There arc 415 women registere showing that there are ITO more m than women at the university. All c cept one arc registered in the cole of letters. arts and sciences. M Dorothy Scruggs. a junior in mir and engineering. is working for a ( gree fin mining engineering.
 In the freshman class, college letters. arts and sciences. there 105 men and IF women. In { sophomore class there are 62 men C 14s women; in the junior class. men and 59 women: in the senior cl, 26 men and 23 women. Tn the coll' of mines and engineering there ; 7S men in the freshman class, 40 in sophomore. 25 in the junior and in the senior class.
 The registration in the college letters. arts and sciences ia more tf double that of both the colleges mines and engineering and az culture.
 ally after the high school football ga Saturday between Tucson and Ph nix, with a dance at their house University avenue. Several ruemh of the Phoenix football team v