Arizona republican., 1922-06-04

Honor assembly Tor the year was
held in chapel at 4:30 p. m. Monday.
As customary, the seniors marched
from the back and took their places
in the senior section. According to
tradition the juniors brought up the
rear in bathrobes. pillow slips, and
pasteboard caps and took their places
In the junior section. The awards
were as follows:
The Bennett scholarship, to Malta
McClelland: the Ella Howard Estill
medal, in the History of Painting, to
Christine Core; the A. II. Otis prize
in the History of Painting to Doris
Gustetter; the Phoebe NJ. Began
poetry prize to John Hoffland; the
Winsett debating prize to Lindley
Orme,s of Phoenix, and Lawrence
Soaring; the Celeste B. Otis prize for
short story to Irene Taylor; the
Powell Saber for the best trained
student officer to Charles Mahoney;
the Tucson's Womans club scholar
ship to Pearl Schafer: the Collegiate
club scholarship to Mildred Power;
the Drachman oratorical prize to
Lawrence Soaring. first prize, and
Ethan Prutt. second prize. The Free
man medals for good scholarship and
character were given to Harold Will
son and Ethel Pope.
Among the class honor students
were Mr.. Burton of Phoenix, who
made freshman honors in scholarship;
June SlaNens of Phoenix, who made
Junior honors in scholarship, and Isa-
belle Irvine, also of Phoenix, who was
among the senior honor students.
The football letters and sweaters,
the basketball letters and sweaters,
and the baseball and tennis letters
We're presented. DR.. Won KleinSmid
was present and in presenting the
captains football sweater to Mr.. Wof
ford, he said, 'They tell me you
taught certain university with
which | have recently become rather
We'll acquainted, how to play baseball.
hope that next year you will come
over and teach us how to play foot
ball" The girls athletic letters were
presented. Among the girls who re-
ceived them was Elizabeth Wilson of
Phoenix. Chlorin Shiflet. recently of
Phoenix. now of Los Angeles and
June Slavens of Phoenix were among
those receiving the silver journalistic
keys.
commencement exercises We're held
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in
front of the library. DR.. Rufus Bern
hard Won KleinSmid delivered the ad-
dress. This years is the largest
graduating class in the history of the
university. In all there are 109
seniors: 15 of these received bachelor
of science in agriculture; 3 received
bachelor of science in mining ,engi-
neering and metallurgy, civil, me-
chanical, and electrical engineering:
4 received bachelor of law; Z, bache-
lor of science in home economics; 10,
bachelor of science in commerce; II,
hssn hnl faf e.rin NO arIr1
of arts. Among those receiving grad
uate degrees are II who will receive
the master of arts degree: s, the mas
ter of science: one, the doctor of
philosophy degree, and two the juris
doctor degree Those to receive de-
grees is the largest in the history of
the university.
Julian Powers of Phoenix is in Tue
son this week to attend commence
ment exercises and to receive his de-
gree.
Sock and Buskin Dramatic club
held the last meeting of the year
Wednesday. The following officers
were elected for next year: President
William Sprague; vice. president, Earl
Escher: secretary. Margaret Vanne
man; treasurer, George Stetson; and
property, custodian, Margaret Hamil
ton.
Dean Creager of the College of
Education has delivered commence
ment addresses at Douglas. Yuma,
Casa Grande and Tempe. He has been
invited to deliver them at Bisbee and
Jerome.
Sigma Chi entertained with house
dance Saturday evening Refresh
ments were served. Professor and
Mrs, Howard and Mr.. and Mrs. Chase
We're patrons.
The senior class gave 500 to the
fund started last year to buy trophy
case to be put in the lobby of the ag-
ricultural building. Coach McKale
will have charge of choosing the
trophy case.
Miss Mary Hulett of Phoenix will
leave Tucson Friday evening for
home
tseniU,,ts c,muEmamf5s
A. B. Schmidt from Kansas, as as
sistant professor, and DIR. Frederick
Conrad, from Lawrence University
Wisconsin, have been added to the
social science staff for next year.
Dean and Mrs. Lockwood enter
tained with a luncheon Wednesday
in honor of DIR. and Mrs. Won Klein
Smid and Dean Scarlett.
Baccalaureate services We're held
Sunday evening at o'clock in front
of the library. The university or
chestra played aida" as the seniors
marched from the main building to
the platform erected in front of the
library. Professor A. III. Otis leading
the procession. The faculty brought
up the rear. Beside the orchestra
music, the double quartet sang sew