Arizona republican., 1921-12-11

Last Thursday night one of the largest rallies in the history of the university was held in celebration of the 'Whittier-Arizona gamo played Friday. The rally started from the Southern Pacific depot at o'clock. Clad in pajamas and nightshirts, the men led the rally and the girls brought up the rear. Marching in double file, the students went through the lobby of the Congress hotel, down Congress street, into the Santa Rita lobby, where they stopped long enough to give a few yells for the benefit of the Whittier men there. Towns people, business men and high school students joined the rally as it proceeded on up to the park before the armory. From the bandstand the football men gave speeches and per formances were given by various stu dents. Flashlight pictures were also
 taken of the crowd.
 Primary elections for president of the student body were held last Sat
 urday. Two men were elected to run in the finals-Tom Wallace. Kappa
 Sigma, and Dan T. Romero, acting
 president of the student body. Final elections will be held next Saturday. Classes will be dismissed Tuesday, December 20, for the Christmas holi- days.
 Joe Conway, who was refused ad- mittance to the University of Ari-
 zona this year by President von KleinSmid. will be allowed to return next fall.
 At the Manifestations game last Friday the girls came dressed either in red middies and coats or dark blue
 middies and dresses The girls in red sat in such a wa as to form a red A on the bleachers, and the rest of the girls formed a blue back ground. The towns-people filled a certain section that was reserved TOT | them and rivaIed even the university students in yelling. The high school band, as well as the university band, was present and played university songs.
 Kirk LaShelle, who has been in the ! infirmary since the game with New Mexico Military institute, when he received a broken leg. was able to see the Whittier-AriZona game Friday from a stretcher LaShelle has been ! chosen for the All Southwestern team.
 There is 6 chance that the Unf- versity of Arizona may play Center | college at San Diego the day after Christmas. The Tucson chamber Of l commerce has received e telegram l from San Diego offering to pay all | expenses if U. of A. will play Center. | The game depends on Coach McKale and the team. Center was to play 1 U. S. c. on that date but U. s. c. has refused to play because the game is not to be at Los Angeles.
 Miss Ella Hegelund of Phoenix has | been in the infirn1ary for few days cn account of a severe cold, but is att 1 tending classes again.
 | Seven Arizona men rave been chos- | en for the All l-Southwestern eleven. l They are Mcclellan, LaShelle, Wiley, | Hobbs, Clymer, Wofford and Slona- ker. Two were chosen from the New Mexico Aggies. one from the New ! Mexico Military institute, and one 1 from New Mexico university. Four Arizona men are on the second team. Friday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. S. ". Senney, the alumnae of Kappa Kappa Gamma organized an Alumnae club. The officers are: Miss Ruth Bird. president; Mrs Hoga, treasurer, and Mrs. Wells Ab- lot. secretary. After the business meeting tea was served, during which plans for the future were discussed. l Last Saturday evening the Alpha Gamma pledges entertained with an informal dance at their house. Re-
 treatments were served and favors
 of the sorority flower, pink sweet peas, were given. Patrons and pa- 1 tronesses were Mrs. Layton, Mrs Dunlap and Mir and Mrs. Shepherd
 At the last meeting of the federal
 board students, Tuesday, it was de-
 cided that they would adopt Dir
 for the organization. Details of the pin have not been decided upon as
 yet. Several prominent men who present at this meeting and ad- ! dressed the men were: Mir. Sherrell 1 district vocational officer of the
 twelfth district; Mir. Hoha, past grand commander of the disabled veterans
 AIr Rucnette. local bureau relief. and