Arizona republican., 1921-10-09

The Freshman class has elected the following officers: Andy Meloy of Douglas, president; Joe Calhoun, also of Douglas, vice president; Mar garet Webb, secretary, and Edith Burtis of Phoenix, treasurer. These officers will hold office the rest of the semester when permanent of ficers will be elected. This is the policy followed each year by the new class.
 Mrs. von KleinSmid entertained with a tea Friday for the women of the campus. In the receiving line were: Mrs. von KleinSmid, Mrs. c. B. Wood, Theta housemother; Dean Jameson, and Mrs. A. o. Neal. Miss Anna Fisher and Mrs. A. H. Otis poured tea and it was served by Misses Norma Barr, Margaret Tait, Lilly Belle Tally and Harriet Tritle. Miss Ann Pace, Mary Kathryn Sal mon and Mary Franklin served as floats" to see that all the naw girls were introduced.
 All positions on the Wildcat staff are to be competitive this year with the exception of editor-i in- chief and manager. filled by Harold Wilson and George Chambers respectively. Rec ognition will be taken of all serious ly interested students desiring posi- tions. Those competing for positions as heads of departments are: Chuck Bluett, George York. Arthur Ojeda, June Slavens, Ruth Roby, Lester Marsh, and Grace Bull. A complete staff for the year will be announced at a later date. It is planned to have six page paper this year instead of the usual four pages.
 The Stray Greek fraternity held a meeting Monday night and elected officers. They are: Ralph Darling, president; Ralph Sorsby, vice presi- dent; Florence King, secretary, and Fred White, treasurer.
 The Junior class met "Wednesday for the purpose of electing officers. The new president is Robert Nugent, graduate of Phoenix high school; vice president. Georgette Rebeil; secretary, Kathryn Crawford, and treasurer, David Baker. The Junior members in tn ehouse of representa- tives are: MT. Thurman, Hobbs, Menehennet, Bluett and Bethune.
 The offices of the Sophomore class for the present year are: President. Arthur Behm; vice president, How ard Tovrea; secretary, Margaret Tait, and treasurer, MT. Wolfe.
 Kappa Alpha Theta announces the pledging of Misses Louise Connor and Edith Burtis of Phoenix, Miss Ruth PickeIs of Fl Paso. Miss Helen Margaret Bugbee of Hollywood, Cali fornia, and Misses Thyra and Mary Catlin of Santa Barbara California.
 The Associted Federal Students elected the following the following officers at their first meeting of the year: President, James E. Walden vice president, George K. York; sec- retary, Arthur K. Knudtson; treasu- Ter, K. T. Palmer, and I. |. Moore as editor to represent the organization on the Trainee, the official paper of the twelfth district which is pub lished in Oakland.
 The football season opened on Saturday the first, with the Fresh man. Varsity game. The score was Ii to in favor of Varsity. This. how ever, should not discourage the Phoenix Indians, who usually turn out a worthy team and will play the Varsity October Is. The Thanksgiv- ing game will be with the New Mexi- co Military Institute. There is a strong possibility of game with the University of Texas in Fl Paso on Christmas day. It is predicted that Texas A. and M. will be defeated the latter part of this month by U of A.