Arizona republican., 1921-05-15

VI r-T | Post, oldest living pioneer teacher in Arizona. Miss Post is so years old, and came to Arizona in 1872. She taught until a few years ago and was the first teacher to retire on pen sion. She holds an honorary degree from the University of Arizona, and
 is the great aunt of Anita C. Post. present president of the alumni as sociation.
 The initiation ceremonies, for se niors only will take place at 5:30 ! At 6:3O the annual alumni banquet
 will be held in Maricopa hall. Dr. R.
 B. von KleinSmid will preside. pr.
 Frank C. Lockwood has been selected i by the senior class to represent the | class at the limitations.
 Commencement week will begin with the Senior Follies, the original farce and musical comedy show, l given by the seniors on May 21. The
 rest of the week will be taken up as follows: Junior day. May 2S; bacca-
 laureate Sunday, May 29: Senior day, Monday, May 30; Alumni day, Tues day May 31: commencement, Wed
 nesday, June l. The University of Southern Cali fornia defeated Arizona in a debate in Los Angeles last week on the sub- ject: Resolved, That presidential 1 candidates of the United States should be selected by a national sys- tenn of direct primaries" Arizona debated the affirmative. Soaring, kempf and Seaman represented the varsity and Maxwell, Amstutz and
 Curtis, represented U. $. C.
 The student body assembly Friday morning was in the hands of the so phomore class with Louis Irvine i'm, f Georgette Rebeil gave a violin solo, Marguerite Ronstaidt a vocal solo, and Soph Four entertained with jazz. Omega Kappa closed the season with the last formal fraternity dance | of the year, with a dance at the Santa l Rita, Friday night. The roof garden
 was decorated with ivy, honeysucllle, l oleanders and roses, combined with 1 the fraternity colors of green and l gold. The programs were in green and gold also.
 The Collegiate club entertained the l women of the senior class Saturday morning on the Santa Rita roof gar | den with a charming May breakfast l Small tables were arranged around | the roof garden and decorated with | bowls of sweet peas and roses. Mrs 1 Isbell, the retiring president of the 1 club presided and gave a welcome to 1 the women of the senior class. Mill
 dred Kelly responded for the seniors
 with a short clever talk, and Mrs.
 Isbell introduced the officers of the
 club and asked Mrs. A. O. Neal, the incoming president, to give an ad-
 dress. A Chinese playlet, The Turtle
 Dove" was attractively staged by
 Misses Leonore McReynolds, Nora Du
 Pree. Marie Warwick, Inez Gull, Alice
 De Barnardi, Mrs. w. P. koepp and
 Mrs. A T. Barr.
 Dean Cummings gave the com
 mencement address at Thatcher last
 week. and Prof. II. A Hubbard. of
 the history department, will deliver
 the commencent address at Winslow,
 May 27.
 The University Faculty club enter tained Saturday night for its mem
 bers who are leaving the university
 for other positions next year and for
 those who are taking their sabbatical
 leave. The guests of honor were Dr. and Mrs. Paul Brinton and Miss | Guest who will not return next year 1 and Dean and Mrs. Byron Cummings | and Miss Anita Post who will take their sabbatical leaves. Dr. Brintor has accepted a position in research 1 l sota for next year. and Miss Guest l will leave for California to be married
 this summer. Miss Post will spend
 her years leave studying in Spain ' Dean and Mrs. Cummings win go tt I i Mexico this summer with the sum a mer school expedition to Mexico City : Robert Wells Ritchie, war correspon :. dent and novelist who is visiting il e Tucson, gave a delightful talk oi o Leaves from a War Correspondent e | Notebook
 Members of the faculty who hay, t planned their summer vacation are
 Professor and Mrs. Mark Ehle, wh,
 will spend the summer months in Ar = cadia- California on their ranch; Mis- o Louise Lacey, of the home economic r department. will leave for her hom, $ in Cheyenne; Professor and Mrs. s 0 F. Pattison will go to California Il Mrs. Pattison has already gone. Kar IT Ruppert has left with an excavatin. Il party for Gallup. N. NJ, where the,
 will work in connection with archae - ological society at the university IT music department. will go to Chicago y Dr. R. M. Davis of the law depart
 ment, and Miss Helen & Nicholsol
 of the department of romance Ian g guages, will teach in the summe K school of the University of California k. The Wildcats won two out of thre " games in the series of baseball game of here between Arizona and the Uni g. versity of Southern California, givin to the Wildcats the championship of tn d. Southwest in baseball. The Troja II team had beaten practically ever -