Arizona republican., 1921-03-20
NEWS ITEMS Asoa STATE NORMAL,
 TEMPE AlRltNO[SLA

The CnonIan society had charge of the assembly on Monday, March A. The program was very entertaining. The program was as follows: Reading, The Italian version of George Wash ington,' by Beatrice Brooks; duet by Alpha Williams and Ruth -Stermer: recitation, "Ain't Nothing Like Being Neighborly' by Georgia White Dixon; Ruth Douglas gave a book review of
 The Master of the Inn.'' A piano solo was played by Osee Stukey. Margue- rite Parker gave a reading, "A Mon ologue at the Matinee The prophecy of the society members. which was composed by Pauline Pugh and Alta Crook, was read by Alta Crook. The closing selection was a song sung by Alpha Williams, Pauline Perkins and Ruth Stermer, Garry Me Back to Old Virginia"
 Tennis Tournaments
 Ruth Jones and Osee Stukey played tennis tournaments at Phoenix, March Il. Ruth Jones competed with Ger trude Moore. The scores were 6-4 and 6-3 in favor of Ruth Jones. Osee Stukey competed with Miss Smith. The final scores were 6-4 in favor of Miss Smith, and 7-5 and 62 in favor of Osee Stukey.
 Baseball
 me NOfinal DOyS pidNSu d SdIile OI baseball with Evans school boys Tues day March 15. The game was very ex- citing. The score was 5-1 in favor of the Normal boys.
 Miss Bennett Goes to Tucson
 Miss Bennett, the Y. w. secretary. was at the University of Arizona, March IA, 15 and Is, doing Y. w. c. A. work there.
 | Y. w. C. A. Reserves Convention | The girl reserves of the National Y
 W. C. A. held their annual conference
 at the Tempe Normal school last week.
 All the Tempe Normal girls were host
 esses to the high school girl reserves
 from all over the state. A banquet was
 given Friday evening to 1S0 delegates. Mr. Murdock gave the welcome ad- dress. Miss Ruth Bacon of Miami was
 the toastmistress. Toasts were given
 by Miss Eleanor Lytle of Phoenix, Miss
 Hazel Watkins of Miami Miss Florence
 Mckenzie of Bisbee, Miss Grace Wight
 man of Globe, Miss Elizabeth Mote of Tucson. Miss Agnes Mahoney of Doug las. and Miss Helen Finlayson of Pres Bcott. Saturday morning business ses-
 sions were held. The programs were
 exceptionally interesting. After divid-
 ing the delegates into teams, d basket
 ball game and a baseball game were
 played which proved very exciting.
 Saturday evening the Phoenix dele gates entertained the other delegates
 at View Point. The stunts given by each delegation were exceptionally good. Sunday morning at Il o'clock services were held in the Congrega- tional church. The following is the number of the delegations from the va rous places: Tucson, 15 degelates Bisbee, }: Douglas, 3; Prescott, 3 Miami, 12; Globe, 13, and Phoenix, 24 Mrs. Patterson, Miss Beatrice Schu. felt, Nettie Martin. Moncrieff Cousins Bess Craw, Mary Fleming, Alice Will son. Virginia Powell and Wilm; The faculty members who went wer Miss Ridenour, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs Waite and Miss Anderson.
 Zetetic Dinner
 The Zetetic society gave a delightfu dinner in honor of MT. and Mrs. Feltol and the four new members, Ada Ma, Etz, La Veeda Leister, Gwendolyl Il Jones and Mildred Smith.
 VoeIkeI Secures Appointment Last week Robert Noelkel made q trip to San Diego where he passed al \ examination preparatory to entranc into West Point The course that he i Il planning to take there is four years O academic work followed by four years
 service in the army. This course pre- pares him to be an officer and an en gineer in the army Robert will ente p the military school July 1, 1921. Tn | school wishes him the best of success. ! Schoolmasters' Club Meets The Maricopa County Schoolmaster: \ club held it's annual Ladies' Night pro n gram and dinner at the dining hall las H Saturday night. Guests were presen | from all over the county. At the con l. clusion of the banquet a program wa \ given. A Normal chorus. directed b ' Miss Gerrish. gave two delightful song \ followed by a reading from David Cop V | hX- ice IniS he | were given by Dr. Matthews, Superin - tendent Loper, Mir. Payne and Mis-