Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

UNIVERSITY OF ARlZONA, Tue
son. Feb. 5.-The second semester
opened Wednesday after a e-day
vacation at the close of the annual
mid-year examination week. The reg
istrar's office has been swamped dur
ing the few days of registration and
the enrolment has been so heavy that
the office force have handled 1t with
difficulty. The books show total of
1921 registered for the new semester
with an average of ten new students
each day.
Among the interesting courses to be
given this semester are several in the
horticulture department. A course in
subtropfcal pomology which includes
a study of such fruits as oranges,
grapefruit. dates, and figs. is of timely
Importance because of the increasing
interest throughout the state in the
growing of these particular crops
Courses will be given also in landscape
gardening and Horticulture. They are
three unit courses, carrying a three
hour laboratory and two lectures.
President Won KleinSmid returned to
the campus last week from Chicago
where he underwent an operation for
appendicitis two weeks ago. He is
rapidly regaining his strength and said
in assembly Wednesday morning thai
he was thoroughly glad to be back.
The junior class has chosen for its
class play this year THE College
Widow" George AIDES rollicking com
edy. The manuscripts have arrived
and tryouts are being held this week
Each year the junior class gives q play
and uses the proceeds to pay the ex-
penses of the junior prom or ths
Desert. the yearbook which is pub
lished by the junior class. The play
win be given in April. The entire pro.
ceeds this year will go to the Desert
Since the book will sell for almost one.
fifth less than the cost of printing it
the juniors are planning a carniva
| also. to be held In the gymnasium AND
the lobby of the Aggie building OF
| February 10.
University students largely make u,
the cast of Harold Bell Wright's new
play. The Salt of the EARTH which
will be played for the first time at tn,
| Stafford auditorium in Tucson. omen
ing on the night of March for a six
| night run. Emma Carus, headlin
Orpheum star, will take the part o
Nora Mcvey. the star.
The university basketball team wo,
the first game of the season at MAN,
playing against the Miami Y. M. q. 4
close and the teams were exception
ally evenly matched
Wendell Jantzen, son of Mr.. and Mr.
| Daniel Jantzen of Phoenix is going +
enter Michigan university this semes
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Ay1ett Clark CAV
an attractive dinner party in his homo
Saturday evening at their home O,
lolive road. The table was decorate
with violets and there were places 70
eight.
The sophomore class entertaine
with dance at the Woman's club Sat
urday night. The patrons and pa
tronesses were DR.. and Mrs. vol
KfeNSmid, Dean Jameson. Dean an
Mrs. Cummings, Miss Cuttings an
Professor Caldwell and DR.. and Mrs
E. j. Brown The officers of the clas
are Marvin EzeIl. president; Laughlil
Bethune. vice president; Paul Ross
treasurer. and Georgette Rebel. secre
itary.
The IA club. the athletic club Of
the campus, entertained with dane
Monday night at the armory. In orde
to be a member of the "a club on
must be at least sophomore in tn
university and must have received tw,
letters in some major sport. Ticket
were sold for LIS couples No NOR
were allowed to attend Louis Sion
aker IS president OF the club, Johl
Hobbs, secretary; Tom Wallace, treas
lurer. and Joe Conway, dance manager
Other members are Tom Marian, Jak
/ Meyer. r. Mauzo, William Wofforc
Tom F'innerty, julius Bush. jaime
bell, william Piston, Richmond Smith
Perry Doyle, Marion Erb, Gordo
Goodwin. Harry Stewart and Howar
Barley
The university will hold summe
schools at both Flagstaff and Bisbe
this summer At Flagstaff 1t will CO
operate with the Northern Arizon
normal school and at Bisbee with tn
Tempe normal school. At both place
the university will undertake to moe
the needs Of persons desiring to pur
sue summer courses of university ranl
but will give special attention to tn
needs OF those preparing to teach
circular giving courses and detailed In
formation will be issued later. Oppor
!. tunities will be offered to seniors {