Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-22
University News
 Of Interest Here

The latest issue of the Arizona
 Wildcat" University of Arizona week ly paper, contains several items con corning Bisbee students in the state
 university.
 Bisbee students who were guests
 at weekend house party and dance
 given by Miss Helen Tong, included
 Robert Thomas, Albert Sutcliffe, Charles Standridge and Helen Hoesch
 The party included about a score of I U. of A. students. They visited the mine of Miss Tong's father, J. T. Tong, of Johnson, Ariz., and made a trip to Wilcox. A dance was given during the well filled weekend to which all the towns people were in- Vlted. Other students we'll known in ] Bisbee in the party were, Allen Camp 1 bell, son of Governor Campbell: J. +. Thompson, Jr., of Phoenix, whose dad made J. E. T. street in Bisbee famous: Charles Mahoney, of Doug las; Harold Wilson, editor of the Wildcat; Helen Mahoney, of Doug | les, and Miss Tong. The Wildcat" has the following to say of Harry Hillman, university ath- lete. in regard to the recent track tournaments held in New Mexico: One of the most steady milers Ari- zona possesses is Hillman. Hillman won the mile in all tryouts and took first and a second in the meets"
 "Skeeter" Seaman. of Douglas, has been elected track captain for next year. Fe will be a senior and spe- cializes in the high jump and pole vault.
 GIee Club
 The Glee Club made a trip to Phoe- nix and other Marieopa county cities last week, and was rendered a ban quet during their stay. The newly formed University of Arizona club were also guests at the banquet which vas given by Dr. R. B. vonKleinSmid Tom Wallace and his sister, Mrs. Charles U. Pickrell both spoke at the i banquet. Mrs. Pickrell is one of the leaders of the U. of A. club in the capital She was formerly Miss Anna Wallace, who taught school here, and is daughter of MT. and Mrs. I. w. Wallace, of this city.
 Zeta Delta Epsilon
 Zeta Delta Epsilon, the newest mems fraternity of the U. of A, which is guided by skinny" Randolph and George Roark, two we'll known Co., chise county lads, the former being a son of Dr. Randolph, of this city, has been making rapid strides, according to advices from Tucson. The organ ization has established itself as sec only only to the crack girls organ ization, Chi; Delta Phi. in scholarship. The faculty publishes the relative standing of the fraternities monthly and this gives the organizations an incentive. to beat the other groups in scholarship materially improving the scholarship of the whole unfver- sity. Sigma Chi held the semester championship last semester for the men and Pi Beta Phi for the womena Zeta Delta Epsilon has taken Vivian Muirhead, Bisbee man, into it's mem bership and also Deane Haughtelin, the Charles Paddock of the U. of A., who was high point man in the New Mexico meets.
 Wilson Reaffirmed
 Harold C.. Wilson, who has so sue cessfully edited the Wildcat" the past year, has been secured by the student house of representatives to edit the paper for another year. Will l son withdrew from nomination as stu dent body president to take the editor 1 ship of the Wildcat" again. Under l his guidance the Wildcat has be- come much potter periodical than in | previous years, although the paper has always been source of pride to | ArizOnans.
 At Kappa Sigma House
 Tee" Adams, Jr. spent a few days 1 in Tucson last week as the guest of | his fraternity brothers at the Kappa Sigma house Adams graduated in 1920. a
 Coach J. F. McKalc, of the Wild I, cats, has decided that there will be | spring practice. for football and the workouts started last month. About II 90 men put in an hour each evening Il and the prospect for next year are T bright. The next years schedule will include a game with Texas Agricultural and Mechanical !! southwest champions. There Il will probably also be q game with II one of the larger California univer- sites. but games with the smaller colleges of New Mexico and Califor. nia will probably be abandoned be. cause of the lack of competition they offer.