Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-19
VARSITY NOTES

Election of officers for the
school year of 92l-1922 occupied
a great part of the time at the
student body assembly yesterday.
After two weeks of nominations
and campaigning, the students de-
cided upon the following officers;
Frank Neher was chosen president
of the undergraduate organization
by a unanimous vote. He VIII be
n senior next year. He has been
active in campus affairs, having
managed the Mirage during his
sophomore year He is member
of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity.
Miss Wilma Snyder, a member
of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority,
was selected TO occupy the vice
presidency of the student body.
Miss Snyder will be n Junior next
year. Helen Nelson, who was one
of the most conspicuous of the
stars who won the basketball
championship for the Dormitory
team, is to be the new secretary
/ treasurer.
In addition to being one of the
most dependable track athletes IN
school, George white has in times
past proven his journalistic ability
| and he will head the L, n. M.
Weekly staff next year. ri Kappa
Alpha fraternity. Whites business
! manager is to be Robert Cart
wright, one of the varsitys debat-
ers. Alpha Delta fraternity. Miss
Irene Wicklund, who had charge
of the Armenia relief carnival
given by Alpha Delta Pi, was elect
ed editor in chief of the Mirage
while Frank Ogg is to be in charge
of the financial details. Alpha
Delta fraternity.
Three students were chosen tc
represent the undergraduates on
the athletic council which has di'
rect charge of university sports
They are James Swinney and
Frank Greenleaf of Alpha Delta
and Vernon Whitley of Pi Kappa
Alpha.
The Engineers lived up to al
expectations by their celebration
Iof their victory in the tug of war
I'm addition to several demonstra
Itions made out of classes, they
Isang several verses of strictly
engineer's song in chapel yester
Iday. Professor Carey rendered
several numbers in his melodiou'
bass voice, after which he led thu
knights of Saint Pat in a series o
ditties which extolled the name o
engineer and which told of The
famous men who had studied thu
science, among which were Pat
rick and Professor Ubarra.
Before the elections were held II
the assembly yesterday, the studen
body was introduced to a talented
member of their organization WHIT
entertained them for some time
Miss Ruth Dougherty, from Soc
zorro, who was recently pledged t.
the Kappa Kappa Gamma soror
ity, displayed her genius in whist
ling, performing with the assur
ance Of an artist and with a
much success, being heartily en-
cored several times.
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Regulations governing the us'
tof university tennis courts hav'
been posted by Coach Johnson ant
approved by President Hill. ST
courts are now in perfect condition
having been worked over and re
surfaced. Three of the courts nea
the mems dorm and the varsit'
shop are reserved for the EXCLUSIVE
use of men, while the other tire
linear the women's gymnasium ar,
for the use of girls and nike
i games. These regulations are ex
pected to do away with any an
noyance which might arise fror
the social tennis games.
Last night in the wood shop o
1.-THE practical mechanics building
Elthe engineers were hosts to tn
student body at their annual s
lPatricks day prom. over fort
couples danced to the inspirin
strains of the San Storm Jazz or
chestra, whose frenzied mus
l seemed strangely in fitting wit
the setting, which was a schot
laboratory decorated and be
IIdecked until it seemed a corner
the ball room in some metropol
Iltan hotel. Dean and Mrs. Eyre
7 chaperoned the function, whic
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