Arizona republican., 1921-05-13
College Days To Be Renewed Tonight
 At The High School Auditorium When
 U. of A. GIee Club Appears In Concert

senior week at the Phoenix union hish school will come to a close to- night with a grand "jolly-up" concert at the high school auditorium at which time the glee club of the Uni rersity of Arizona will make its first sppearance in this city
 wrlt is to be great affair. one long fo be remembered, and those who avail themselves of the opportunity so be present will enjoy one of the greatest treats of many months. The Atmosphere will be surcharged with music and the spirit of college good Fellowship and the audience will en- ter into the occasion in a manner to be memorable
 = The senior class of Phoenix union high school is determined to make this event one long to be remembered sr high school events. Senior night is the one big senior event of the Year. for 1t is the last time the seniors cooperate in an affair before their final appearance on graduation night Heretofore the seniors have pre- sented class play as their last ef fort of high school days, but as a matter of variety and to make the event stand out in the list of senior rights. the class this year decided. to bring the glee club of the Univer- stty of Arizona to Phoenix in con cert which is certain to be enjoyed tc the utmost by all.
 -~The glee club of the University of Arizona has rightfully won a name as one of the best in the entire West They have appeared in many parts Of the state and in numerous cities on the coast, and everywhere comes the word that the club is an organization Of excellence, well trained, and one which presents a program which is received with the highest apprecia- ton everywhere One coast critic described them as professionals, and ras much surprised when he learned they were college students.
 There is another reason connected vVith the concert tonight at the high school auditorium by the University or Arizona glee club. It makes the event doubly interesting and adds an Incentive to make the attendance a record breaker
 aThe senior class desires to leave be- ksnd them a memorial as their part l1ng gift to the school which means so .-inch to them and which will always have a warm place in their hearts al their lives. After much consid- erstion the class decided that nothing could be more fitting than a life size f<Ltut Ol lidI STtdI AlneIitdn. 1neO- dore Roosevelt. Therefore the pro- ceeds from the concert tonight will he used for that purpose.
 "A ticket selling contest has been Conducted by the senior class during tNe past week. the contest being be- tReen the boys and the girls. Gen. ufne rivalry of good natured sort has added much interest and brought good results.
 
 The price of the tickets to the. con- : -<sert has been placed at s1. This has rfen for two reasons. First, the ex- rrlience of the glee club concert has made the class certain that it will be re1ly worth that price and second, 1t Is the desire to raise sufficient money to purchase the Roosevelt memorial in addition to liquidating the class expenses.
 Reserved seats for the glee cluf concert tonight will be on sale at the registrar's office at the high schoo sn day today. A call on phone BOTS will set aside your tickets until you can call for them. A section of tho auditorium also will be shown in 2 diagram al Vic Hanny's today iron Il a. m- to 1 D. m. and from to T.. m- tonight. where tickets may bt secured
 Students and alumni of the C-niver. xlty of Arizona who live in Phoeni, will occupy the central portion of tn, auditorium in a body about T5 strong The Stanford club also will be pres