Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02
COLLEGE NOTES

by the Cactus Walking Club last
Monday morning was a great sue
cess. 1t was one of the best-liked
productions of the year.
'The Wearing of the Green" the
prologue before the play was sung
by Elsie Heinlien and Lawrence Ter
rell. Jessie Jones played we'll the
part of Mrs. Tarpey, a deaf gossip.
John Barry made typical magis-
trate. Ernest Simkins in brand
new outfit paraded' back and forth
with a policemans club attempting
to keep order Dell Rollins did we'll
as BARLEY Fallon, the Irish william
The tales of Bartley's numerous mis-
fortunes created much mirth. jamie
Westerfield as Mrs. Fallon stood by
her poor BARLEY and protected him
from all the scandalous tongues.
Lawrence Terrell played the part of
Jack Smith, the man about whom
all the news was spread. Verling
Marshall gave an rollicking inter-
probation of the Irish character, Tim
Casey. Others in the play were Del
bert Goddard, Shawn Early, Wilma
Brooks, Clifford Prather, James
Ryan, and Evelyn Smith, wife of
Jack Smith.
No Meetings This Week
Pierians, Zetetics, and CIonians
held no meeting last Tuesday night,
campus society night, because pend
ing examinations demanded extra
study time.
Inter-Racial Group
Members of the Inter-Racial group
of the "Y" enjoyed pleasant half
hour in the "Y" rooms, Tuesday
noon. Miss Birky took some snap
shots before the program. Sara
Garvin gave an interesting report
from the Crisis magazine. The
group meets every alternate Tues
day and is planning musical pro-
gram for next time.
Business Meeting
Biographies held short business
meeting in Mr.. Hoover's room last
night. There was no program.
Meet at Monitors
Phi Beta Epsilon members held
a short business meeting Tuesday
evening at the Holiday home Plans
were discussed for the camping trip,
scheduled for April %. The society
is also planning to give the same
play at the Roosevelt District school
that they gave in assembly.
No Rehearsals
The orchestra held no rehearsals
this week. The next practice will
be the Wednesday after vacation,
April 13.
Quarter Ends
The first quarter of the new Sc
mester ended Friday, April 1. Ex-
aminations, term papers, and re-
ports kept the midnight oil on the
glow all week at T. S. T. c.
Spring vacation, looked forward to
with longing eyes ever since Christ
mas vacation was shortened a week,
begins today. The excitement of
packing suitcases and going home
has kept the dormitories in a steady
buzz all week, despite all the wor-
ries examinations invariably carry
in their wake. College work will be
resumed Monday, April II.
"Y" Banquet
A banquet was held in the "Y"
rooms Thursday evening to elect Of
ficers for the coming year.
FrOsh "COllegian" Out Friday
The Freshmen class put on the
Tempe College paper on April FOOLS
Day. This edition is called "The
Frosh Sense and Nonsense NUMBER"
as the paper accomplishes two pur-
poses. It is record of all notable
college events that have occurred
since the last issue put out by the
regular staff, and also fills the bill
for nonsense. The putting out of
the paper by the Freshman class is
an annual affair when the Freshies
are given full sway and allowed to
show just how Fresh" they are.
The paper was printed in black type
on green paper.
Bulldogs Beat University
The Tempe baseball team went
down to Tucson last weekend and
beat the Wildcats 6-3 in Fridays
game. This was the first time T. S.
L. c. has succeeded in defeating the
Arizona team in Is years and the
feat surprised the Wildcats who were
reported to be expecting "a good
practice with the Tempe Bulldogs"
Saturdays game went to the Uni
versity, the score being Al, Riggs
pitching for Tempe. This coming
weekend we play the University on
our own field.
Tournament Successful
Tempe College players lost only
one match in the whole tennis tour
nament held last week, on the home
court. Leldon Windes starred for
Tempe in all the matches.
Track Meet
Tempe College piled up 48 points
in the track meet with the Indian
school last Saturday, three times
as many as the college has ever