Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
UNIVERSITY NEWS

DR.. p. r. Kobe, of the Municipal
College at Akron, Ohio, and head Of
the survey that Is investigating the
conditions OF the campus, addressed
chapel Monday morning. DR.. Kobe
said. 1T does not take a. survey 70
see that the state has built UP some
remarkable buildings. to see that
your university compares favoraoly
with other Western Universities, and
to see that you have an able faculty.
He spoke of the desirabillty OF haV-
ing all the different colleges such as
the School of Mines and the College
OF Agriculture all in the same place
as Arizona has done. DR.. Kobe salu
that study should come first ana tnat
society and athletics and activities
should come second. He said that
students who did not como here 70
study did not belong here. The func-
ton of the faculty he says, IS TO d.
rect the student activities and sociai
life in such a way o. to make them
a helm to the character OF the stu
dent He ssaid college is judged
on the outside by the amount OF
newspaper publicity it gets, by It's
athletics. BY its student body. and
nv the lines of work it offers. An
closing Or. Kobe said. Appreciate
ana think what your privileges are
and realize that upon you depends
the future Of your state ana
university
DR. C. II. vorhies, Professor Albert,
Professor ]. G. Brown, plant pa
thoiogist, and Mrs. and Mr.. Turvlile,
county agent for Pinal County, mace
an extensive trip to the san Fearo
and Aravapai valleys last week lor
for the purpose Of giving aaVice cor
reYninr plant diseases and diseases
caused by insects.
Misses Virginia Mccall and HAITI
la Stone Of Phoenix were lnitialeu
sntn Kappa Kappa Gamma last Week
A the primary elections last Sat
nrday for celebrities; Miss Betty
ponnellv was nominated as Campus
ouean. Misses Fiorine Irwin ana
+ louise Kiemsey as the prett1est glrl:
Misses Helen Casey of Phoenix ana
Nan Darton as the cutest girl, ana
ATigges Mary Cromwell and Nina
+ Fannin Of Phoenix as greatest coco
booster. Final elections were helu
Tuesdav resulting in Betty Donneliy
a. cainpus queen. F1orine Irwin as
F nretteigt co-ed. Nan Barton as cutest
coed and Nina Fannin as Arizona
E Greatest coed booster. These cele-
brites will be given q fulE page Tor
various pictures in the annual.
Mrs ]. A. Terrell, Delta Rho
housenother. spent the weekend IN
Phoenix
Mrs w. A. Wilson OF Phoenix
visited her daughter Elizabeth last
week at the Kappa house. She re-
turned to Phoenix last THURSDAY
night.
Judge and Mrs. J. ]. Sullivan OF
phoerix were visitors in Tucson last
week END. coming down to attend
the Omeg@ Kappa pledge dance
given Saturday at the Womans Clup.
The Seniors will hold a meeting
next Thursday for the purpose OF
discussing caps and gowns ana graz
uation announcements.
The Military Ball, an annual alIalI'
was held in the Armory iast tues
dav night. The Hall was decorated
With American flags Patrons and
nafronesses were Colonel and Mrs
Parker, Captain and Mrs. Conner
Major and Mrs. Tillson, and Captain
on, On March s, and April 1. the
University of Arizona will play Dase-
BAH with Pomona College IN Tucson'
Later on in April, three games are ro
be played with U. S. @.
The University Club entertained
withNa masquerade Friday nlgnt y
the Winter Garden. The hail was
decorated with crepe paper streamerS
and Japanese lanterns The favorite
dance was a balloon dance IN wnlcr
the men tied balloons to the girls
ankles and then tried to step or
them. The girl who kept ner pa
looms the longest was given a prize
punch and midnight supper OF COT
fee and sandwiches served as re-
freshments. -
kappa Kappa Gamma won frs
place in the girls inter organlza'
ton basketball tournament by de-
feating the Varsity Villagers or towI
girls with a score Of eight to nin'
last Thursday
Arizona Alpha chapter Of Sigmi
Alpha Epsilon will entertain With
formal dance Friday evening the.