The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-11-10
Bismarck Students
In Activities
At University

Bismarck students are taking PAL
in various activities at the Univel
sity as the following roster vii
show:
A contest for the selection of tn,
ten nest prominent alumni of tn,
University Of North Dakota will be
held in connection with University
week, which will be held beginning
Nov. "a, under the management Of
the University Press club.
The contest will be conducted by
popular vote through the Dakota
Daily Student, and through the var
ious alumni groups organized
throughout the state. Pictures Of
the alumni thus chosen will be pub
lished in the 1926 Dacotah, accord
ing to Ralph Curry Of Jamestown,
editor-in-chief of the annual.
During the week, series Of
speakers will appear before the var
ious organizations Of the campus,
giving International talks on the
University.
Committees to carry out the plans
for the week were appointed by
Charles Burke, president of Press
club, at the meeting Of the club,
held Monday afternoon, and were
as follows:
Committee on speakers, Peter
Burtness, Crazy, and Marvin Thor
stenson, Washburn; list Of advan-
tages of university, Ferdina Rein
holt, Grand Forks, Robert Birdzcll,
Bismarck; DO you know para
graphs in the Student, Charles Ev-
ans, Grand Forks; prominent alum
nj committee, Margaret Dickinson,
Minot, Ralph Curry, Jamestown;
convocation committee, John Pow
ell, Devils Lake; radio program,
Gordon jenkins, Grand Forks; pos
tiers about "U," Lyle Webster, Web
ster; committee in charge of alum
nj activities, Armin Rohde, Grand
Forks; publicity committee. QocaD,
Chester Matteson, Enderlin, Law
renee Pray, Valley City. and Ed
Thompson, st. Thomas.
Edward Alison was elected cap
tain of the University freshman
football team, it was announced to-
day. The big fullback will lead the
first year men in the remaining
games Of the season. They will play
Mayville normal next Friday, and
may play the American Legion team
within the next few weeks. The
sixteen members Of the squad took
part in the voting, all those parti.
cipating in the freshman games. be-
ing eligible to vote.
In the U. N. D.-A. C.. freshman
battle last Friday, Alison was ono
Of the stars, being one Of the CT.
fective ground gamers in the .6 t.
0 victory for the yearlings.
Among the 400 students of the
University of North Dakota who at
tended the u, N. D.-A. G. game al
Fargo Saturday, were the following
Bismarck people: Sylvia Sell, Ear
Benser, Genevicvc Parsons, Marion
and Ruth Staley, George Russ, ant
Katharine POdenstab.
Barbara Register of Bismarck was
the outstanding star OH the fresh
man hockey squad, in the frs
round of the hockey tournament
played Monday. The freshman wol
to 0 victory from the sopho
mores, while the Juniors won from
the seniors with similar score
Miss Registers playing was consis
tent throughout the four periods Of
play, and she made the only attempt
to play the wing instead of the cen
ter field during the game. Hid;
Hultbcrg, also on the freshman
team, did good work.
Psi Gamma chapter of Chi Omegt
/ sorority observed the first anniver
|, sary Of its installation at the Uni
Nvcrsity of North Dakota recent!
with banquet at the Hotel DacO
tab. Miss Alice Retzlaff and Mis-!
Ruby Moen had charge of the ar
rangements for the observance.
Miss Lucy Johnson presided a:
mistress of ceremonies, and thes'
toasts were given: "Babyhood of Ps
Gamma" Ferdina Reinholt; "Youtl
of Psi Gamma" Myrtle McCrea
Maturity of Psi Gamma" Edn'
Gustafson; Looking Forward" LIE
one Langness.
The sorority colors, cardinal an.
straw, prevailed in the decorative