, 1922-05-04
STATE UNIVERSITY
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS UNDER
WAY FOR SUMNER SCHOOL, WYOM.
ING'S climate Attracting At.
TENTl0N in remote REGIONS.

Tuesday night on the return leg of
a transcontinental tour in which they
debated with many college teams.
The question was: Resolved, that
the Chinese exclusion laws should be
applied to the Japanese" Wyoming
had the affirmative which was ably
argued by Ralph Conwell. of Daniel;
Herbert Woodman, and Wilmer Stew
II of Cheyenne. The debate was
judged by DR.. Williams, of the Uni
versity of Colorado Law School, who
stated thai in his opinion the debate
was an extremely close one.
The Newman Club
The members of the Newman Club.
comprising about thirty of the stu
dents of the University of Wyoming,
were entertained at an elaborate
Sunday morning breakfast by the
members of the National Catholic
Mems Council and the Santa Sofia
club Of the local Catholic parish.
This affair took on a religious as
well as a social aspect. the members
attending the 8 o'clock mass at the
Catholic church and partaking Of
the Holy Communion in a body, after
which they repaired to the cafe for
the bountiful breakfast.
Soldiers Defeated
The University of Wyoming base
ball team won its first game for the
season by coping the long end Of a
80 score with a team from the
Fifty-first Infantry, stationed at
Fort Russell, at the Laramie Fair
Grounds, Saturday. April 22nd.
Wyoming's battery consisted of Lay
man and Thompson and it showed
real class.
In a ~two-game series with Colorado
College. played at Laramie. 'Wednes-
Cowboys won n and lost one win
ming the one they apparently had
lost and losing the. one that they
thought was on ice.
Athletic Stunt Night
The business men OF Laramie have
always been strong supporters Of the
University, particularly Of its ath-
letics. To aid the athletic fund of the
University, three Laramie clubs. the
Rotary, Lions and Kiwanis, Friday
night put or what they called Stunt
night" at the University gymnasium,
the members themselves being the
actors. More fun has not been seen
on the University Campus in man,
A handsome sum was taken
in at the gates, all OF which was
turned over to the athletic COM
mittee.
Has Book Accepted
Miss Gerta Gray, head of the de-
partment Of Home Economics OF the
University OF Wyoming, has received
notice from L%ippincotts. we'll known
publishers, that they will accept for
publication a book entitled. House
and Home" which she has recently
completed. Miss Gray Is a graduate
of Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology and has a Masters De-
gree from Columbia. Miss Gray
brings honor to herself and to her
college by this recognition.
Annual "Sneak Day"
1t is a custom of long standing at
when tho Junior Glass, which pub
fishes the college ear book. known
as the "Wyo," completes the ardu-
Gus task by sending the last line of
copy to the printers that the entire
class ~clandestinely move to the
country for a picnic. Last Monday
was the day selected for this year
and daybreak found them aboard
trucks bound for the foothills.
The Senior class feels its duty to
look after those of more tender years
and try to ascertain when the Jun
Tors will sneak, and. follow them, so
not far behind the Juniors trucks
came the Seniors similarly mounted.
The Juniors had succeeded in kid
mapping one Of the Senior girls,
whose classmates made q brave
though unsuccessful attempt to res
cue her. 1t is reported that the
prisoner of war" was not terribly
~h,,~oA n~A khnk cha haA hnr P,,II
share Of the full lunch baskets.
Dean Maxwell, director Of the sum
mer session at the University OF
Wyoming, predicts not merely far
greater enrolment for the approach
ing session then ever before, but
stated ~ his belief that It would sur
pass any previous summer school at
tho University In the quality and
range Of courses offered.
Many inquiries are being received
from Texas, Oklahoma and eastern
states, due to the wonderful sam.
! mer climate of Laramie, ~concededly
better than that offered By any 9TH
or summer school in tho Unitad
states. This superiority Of climate Is
an attraction not merely to students,
but enables the University OF Wyosn-
eh9 to secure for the summer tho
sesyices Of many eminent educators
Gad 70 retain . very large percentages
q the regular faculty. who. in most
ecAools seek change Of climate for
the summer.
Ira Richardson, who will have
charge OF the work in admkntstra-
ton and standard tests. has had .
wide e1perienee In educational work.
He has studied ct the Universtty OF
Missouri. and ct Colunbia UAtveIStty
and Il now eomDletihg his work ,at
Leland stanford. EIt1 brsdd trsaq.
tlg. n sIteasive sxperisnce and