November 15 Homecoming Day
Bulldogs AreTraining Hard for
Game with U. of A. Frosh; Men
Preparing for Bitter Struggle
Coach Endeavoring to Per­
fect Smooth Running
Machine for Game

More New Books
Arrive at Library

Civic Pop Concert Is | Friendship Banquet
To Be Held Oct. 23
Given by Zeta Sigma
A t Phoenix Hi School Society at Casa Loma
On O ctober 23, a t the High School
A uditorium in Phoenix, M arie Mon­
tan a will sing th e opening program
of the Civic Pop Concert course. A
series of six concerts will m ark the
opening season which is planned as
a perm anent feature of Phoenix win­
te r m usical program s.
All profits derived from these con­
certs will go to create the nucleus
of a fund for a civic auditorium , for
which this annual series is planned.
The en tire season
consists
of
Marie M ontana, lyric coloratura so­
prano, O ctober 23; M argaret H am il­
ton, pianist, N ovem ber 11; Ann Mathea, folk song a rtist, Jan u ary 15;
Martino-Rossi, baritone, Phyllis Kreauter, celloist, joint concert, February
6; Mina H ager, contralto, March 5;
C atherine
W ade-Smith,
violinist.
April 16.

Tuesday evening, October 1, the
annual banquet given by the Zeta
Sigm a Society was held a t the Casa
Loma hotel.

Committees Being Appointed to
Have Charge of Details; Program
Already Outlined for Gala Event
$3,000 Prize Offered

B ij r
Football Game Takes
r
r II
w
i Place at 2:30; No Alumr or C o l l e g e Novel j
ni Dinner This Year

The them e of the banquet, which
was friendship between the literary
Ball—Time and Tide.
societies of the campus, was carried
The Bulldogs have gone through
N ovem ber 15 has been decided upon
College H um or and Doubleday,
Berry—Baseball Notes.
out
in an aeroplane motive.
a w eek of h ard train in g despite th e
Doran have co-operated in offerinp j as Home Coming Day this year. ComBobbit—How to H ake a Curricu­
The program was as follows:
d efeat handed them by the Texar lum.
$3000 as a prize for a cam pus novp' ¡m ittees are being appointed to take
T oastm istress, Gracebel Swift.
M iners a t E l Paso on October 5.
prize
contest, a story of college life ¡charge of all details th a t will need
Bram on—Teaching Geography.
W elcome to O ther Societies, Eliza­ by the college generation. The con Iattention.
M cCreary h as been w orking the
C ather—D eath Comes for the Arch­
beth Hancock, president of Zeta Sig­ te s t is open to all college boys and j The program has already been out­
backfield in going through spaces
bishop.
ma Society.
usually too sm all to pass through
girls enrolled in Am erican colleges as lin e d in a general way, although
C harters—Teaching of Ideals.
Response to Welcome, Betty Love under-graduates and to graduates not everything has not been definitely de­
because th e F rosh have a strong line.
Clarke & Dawson—Baseball.
Woodward, president of Philom athian more th an one year. The story may c id e d upon. Friday night th e re will
T his m eans our line will have to
Clement—Principles and P ractices
Society.
m ake holes for our speedy backs to
or may not be an autobiography but ¡be the regular bon-fire and rally.
of Secondary Education.
Selections by Zetetic Trio, M artha it m ust deal with college life and
go through to m ake yardage.
Saturday m orning will be tak en up
Columbia U niversity
Curriculum
Jan e Boggs, E thelyn Breslford, Mar­ college people; it m ust be a story ¡with the registratio n of the alum i in
T he men w ent through the gam e
M aking in an E lem entary School.
ian Silverthorne.
a t El Paso w ith m inor injuries and
of youth seen through the eyes of the main building. Also S aturday
De La M are—Collected Poems.
Reading,
Rennaissance,
Laprele its own generation.
will go through an o th er week of
m orning there will probably be a
Dickinson—Complete Pomes.
Davis.
h ard practice to p erfect all plays
volley ball game in the new gymThe
sum
of
$3000
is
for
the
right
Gumployiez—Outline of Sociology.
Piano solo, L aura Schmidt.
and develop a sm ooth running m a­
to serialize the story in College nasium.
H aygard—Science of H ealth and
Those who w ere present are: Mr
chine, which will fig h t all the tim e Disease.
In the afternoon im m ediately a fte r
Hum or and to publish it in book
and Mrs. McCall, Caroline Contreras.
to defeat th e Frosh. E very student
¡lunch there will be a parade, which
form,
and
will
be
in
addition
to
all
Hole—A m erican Chem istry.
Mr. and Mrs. F airbanks, Lillian Mor­
of A. S. T. C. a t Tem pe should be
royalties accruing from the book | will be made up of floats re p re se n t­
| H arap—Technique of
Curriculum
ris, Mr. and Mrs. Payne, Eileen Webb, publication.
ing each society, hall and o th e r o r­
o u t to help th e boys win next S atu r­ 1Making.
Miss W ilson, H elen Kincaid, Miss
day afternoon.
g an izatio n s. At 2:30 the big event
| H enderson—M aterials and Methods
Motion picture and dram atic rights
Pilcher, B etty Love Woodward, Mr.
¡of the day will being. T hat is th e
T he B ullpups a re not faring so ! in the Middle Grades.
will
rem ain with the author.
and
Mrs.
Cassida,
M
arguerite
Davis,
football game betw een Tem pe and
w ell because of injuries to some of | Horn, Ashbaugh—F undam entals of
Both the book and the magazine Flagstaff.
j Miss Anderson, T heota Johnson, Mr.
th e ir bockfield men. T he Pups are Spelling.
publishers will reserve the rig h t to
Sometime during the day—eith e r
The Ju nior class is in charge of | and Mrs. Empey, Ruby Laird, Mr. publish in book and serial form, ac­
train in g h ard every afternoon to p er­ I Jackm an—A m erican A rts,
Brown,
Epes
W
illiam
s,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
in
the m orning or ju s t before the
the Lyceum course th is year. The
fect th e ir m achine as th ey have some j Jordan—Food Poisoning.
Felton, Miss M urphy, Miss K loster, cording to the usual term s, any of gam e—there will be a three-m ile
first
num
ber
of
the
course
will
be
h ard gam es to play soon. The balance
Keene—P hysical W elfare of the
the novels subm itted in the contest.
cross-country race betw een F lag staff
given a t the end of th is m onth. A E lizabeth Hancock, Gracebel Swift,
of th e P ups’ schedule follows:
[Child.
The contest will close on m idnight, and Tempe team s.
M
artha
Ja
n
e
Boggs,
M
arian
Silver­
by Dr.
October 26—Brophy
College
a t j K elty—T eaching H istory in the faculty com m ittee headed
O ctober 15, 1929.
j D inner will be served at th e usual
Brophy.
George M. B atem an of the Science thorne, R uth Nichols, E thelyn Brels| Middle Grades.
Typed m anuscripts of 76,000 to 100,- tim e in the dining hall. T here will
ford, L aura Schmidt, Laprele Davis,
departm
ent
is
co-operating
with
the
N ovem ber 1—F lag staff Freshm en
L am bert—Modern Archery.
Elizabeth H ightow er, Ruth Broady 000 words (the ideal length is 80,- be no alumi banquet this year, but
a t Flagstaff.
L asker—Race A ttitudes in Chil­ class in presenting this course
000), should be sent with return all alum ni will be invited to eat din­
land B renda Gilpin.
N ovem ber 9—Indian
School
at dren.
The first num ber of the course is
postage to the Campus Prize Novel ner in the dining hall w ith th e stuTem pe (S atu rd ay m orning.)
M cLester—N utrition and D iet in planned for O ctober 31, w hen the
Contest, College Humor, 1050 North . dents.
N ovem ber 22—Sacaton Indians at H ealth and Disease.
Chicago A rtist Singers will appear
LaSalle S treet, Chicago, 111., or to
In the evening th ere will be a big
Tempe.
in “A Light Opera M irror.”
(Continued on Page 4)
I the Campus Prize Novel Contest, dance held in the new gym nasium .
The entire en tertain m en t will con­
Doubleday, Doran & Company, Inc., Mored details of the program will be
sist of presentations in costum e of
G arden City, New York.
announced later.
selections from well-known favorite
light opera, such as “The Bohemian
Girl,” "The Mikado,” and “The P irates
j
1
of Penzance,” besides selections from
| Among the faculty of this year
one or more grand operas such as | there are 10 new m em bers. Four of
“II T rovatore” o r “C acalleria Rusti- j the old faculty retu rn ed from a
cana.”
¡year’s leave of absence. These four
An in te re stin g bit of social econo­ th e enjoym ent of leisure moments.
The com m ittee appointed by the are Jam es Lee Felton of the Eng­
my is p resented in a le tte r to Mr. All of these facilities are for the use Junior class to tak e charge of the
lish departm ent, W. M orrison McCall
H oover from P rofessor B u rk h art who of the occupants of the houses of en tertainm ent course is as follows: of the M athem atics departm ent, Miss
Six enthusiastic
candidates
are ¡the U niversity a t Tucson on Thanksth e block. T here are a g re a t m any Betty Love W oodward, M ercier W il­
is on leave of absence th is y ear in
three-m ile ¡giving Day as a prelim inary to th e ir
Alice K night, a critic in the Campus training daily over a
blocks in th is com m unity built up lard, W ylie W entw orth, Caroline Con­
T raining School and John R. Mur­ course, some of them running five football gam e for th a t day. This
order to do some teaching in New in this fashion.
treras, Irvine W atts and Dorothy
dock, who is a m em ber of the Social miles in ord er to develop th e ir wind (m eet will te st our team against the
York U niversity, New York City.
“The m em bership of such com­ Gardner.
¡U niversity a second tim e as w ell as
Science departm ent.
H e says: “You, as a one-time stu ­ m unities is m ade up of hom e owners.
for the longer distance. The train ­ ¡keep our men in shape. The tra in ­
O ther num bers included in the
As an a ssista n t in the Physical
dent of sociology will no doubt be It is im possible to re n t in this sec­ c o u rse . will be Zellner, the im perso­
ing has been confined to the early i n g these candidates are receiving
in terested in th e description of the tion, except as one may be able to nator, and Dr. H ilton I. Jones, scien­ Education departm ent, F o ster A.
hours of th e morning, usually an ¡will be a great help tow ard m aking
location in w hich we live. The loca­ re n t from a property owner. W e live tific lecturer. The dates for these ap­ Begg has been added to the faculty.
¡hour
and a half before breakfast, ¡distance men of them next spring,
tion is known as “Sunnyside G ardens.” in a two-family house. The owner pearances have not y et been deter­ | He is a graduate of Illinois and
j The men are developing fast and i A practice race is scheduled for
|
holds
an
A.
M.
degree
from
New
It is about 15 m inutes from the lives in the p a rt below us. Every mined.
I York U niversity. H e was form erly should be in fine shape for the race F riday afternoon a t 4:20 p. m. be­
public lib rary a t F ifth avenue and house is occupied by an ow ner. He
I directo r of ath letics
in
Thom as’ ¡on Homecoming Day. These men are tw e e n the prospective candidates to
Forty-second s tre e t in New York m ay sublet p arts of his house if he
j going to m eet some stiff com petition ¡make them run for tim e as w ell as
i
Choir
School,
New
York
City.
City. About five years ago a group likes.
I T aking Mr. O strander’s place is | from F lagstaff and the U niversity Jto give com petition to the b etter
of m en form ed a corporation known
“I t is w orthy of note th a t m odern
.
L ester E. Casida of Columbia, Mis- j and will need the support of all of ¡runners. The race will be th ree miles
as th e City H ousing C orporation. This civilization is not wholly ‘decadent’
I
souri.
He is in the Biology and Ag­ you to encourage them on to victory, ¡and fast tim e should be m ade by
corporation se t itself to th e task of w hen one finds such a ttem p ts to
Miss Ilene Joyce who finished h er ricultural departm ent. He is a gradu­ i A m eet has been scheduled with ¡all.
building hom es and selling them to m ake wise plans for hom es and the
third year in Tem pe la st y ear is this ate of M issouri S tate T eachers Colpeople on th e in stallm en t plan. I grow ing of children in th e congested
year enrolled in th e U niversity of j lege, in K irksville, M issouri. H e has ¡of Michigan and California. H e has Eeighth Street. She cam e here from
w ant to describe th e w ork th a t has m odern city. W hen one goes about
¡taught in the U niversity of Califor­ ¡Greeley, Colorado, w here she recen t­
California a t Berkeley. Miss Joyce is ! a m aster’s degree from the U niver­
been done because
it
represen ts th e stre e ts of New York City he does
n
i a and in Kalamazoo College, Michi­ ly received h er m a ste r’s degree a t
continuing h er work in geography as sity of Missouri.
gan.
som ething unique in providing homes see m any children, b u t th ere does
¡Colorado S tate T eachers College.
h er university m ajor. She reports
Miss N ora Buckalew is a new
in thq large city or n ear th e large n o t seem to have been any conEleanor J. Carm an is the nek Kin­
As an assistan t in th e music deth
a
t
the
work
was
a
t
first
h
ard
as
critic teach er a t the E ighth S treet dergarten Critic. She is a graduate
city.
j partm ent, J. Paul Jones has been
j scious provision In th e ir housing nearly all the professors in the de­
T raining School. She is a graduate of Denison U niversity and of the
The blocks on which th ese houses ¡plans for the grow ing of children or
¡added to the faculty th is year. He
partm ent w ere G erm an and it has onf S anta B arbara S tate Teachers |
a re built are very long and com para­ ¡the m aking of hom es.”
¡U niversity of Chicago. Before com- ¡was a m em ber of the 28th F. A. band
taken h er some tim e to get ac­ College a t S anta B arbara, Cliforni. !
tively narrow . The houses are of
jing here she taught in Chicago.
¡during the w ar, and is a g raduate of
P rofessor B u rk h art adds th a t there custom ed to th e ir accent. Also th a t
She was form erly a' teach er in the jI As assistan t librarian, F rances Virbrick stru c tu re and are built up solid a re 3000 children in the school build­
¡the
music departm ent of T ulsa Uni­
all the atlases are in G erm an if they public schools of H anford, California. I
jginia Helms is new here. She is a versity, Tulsa, Oklahoma. He has
ag ain st each o th e r around th e block. ing w here his own children attend.
are not in some o th e r foreign lan­
Ralph M asteller
of
Burlington, ¡graduate
i
They a re tw o and
th re e
family “W hen this building was put up,” he
of Guilford College, N orth ¡studied extensively under V ictor J.
guage. N evertheless she has become i Iowa has been added to the faculty j
houses. T hese houses a re set back says, “they thought they had built
| Carolina, w here she also had experi- Grabel, nationally known band con­
adjusted and is getting on very well. I as an assista n t in th e Commercial
jence in library work.
from th e w alks about 10 o r 12 feet. fo r a fa r d ista n t future, b u t in a
d u c to r, a t the Texas Band School
Dr. Sauer, head of th e geography de­ departm ent. H e w as graduated from
B arbara L. Ream is of Columbia, ¡at Baylor U niversity, W aco, Texas.
T his space betw een th e w alk and the very short tim e they have found th a t
p artm en t she rep o rts as a w onderful | Peen College, Osgaloosa, Iowa, and
Missouri, has come here as in stru c­ ¡He has charge of the college band
houses is beautifully landscaped. The it is too sm all. M ost of th e work
lectu rer w ith unlim ited knowledge of has his m aster’s degree from the
tor of F rench and D ram atics. She [and orchestra, the Ju n io r H igh or­
inn er court of these houses, one will consists of w ork in th e class room,
Ithe regions he describes. She is U niversity of Iowa. Before coming
graduated from the U niversity of c h e s tra , the Men’s Glee Club and
find, is also beautifully landscaped. and when th is is done th ey go home.
¡thankful for h er Tem pe preparation, here he tau g h t in B urlington, Iowa,
Each house h as its own sm all private Some of the grades are running in
Missouri and received h e r m aster’s ithe W omen’s Glee Club.
| especially for the w ork she had in Ju nior College.
yard w ith g ra ss and shrubbery. B ut tw o shifts. The playgrounds of the
degree from there. She w as an in­ I
-o-----------j Geographic geology w hich enables
Dr. Rufus K. W yllys of Berkeley, stru cto r of F rench a t the U niversity
beyond these private y ard s th ere is open spaces of th e country afford a
¡her to understand th e lectures. Miss California, has been added to the
th e com m unity co u rt provided w ith w ealth of opportunity th a t the chil­
of Missouri, and w as in stru cto r of
Joyce will be home in Tem pe fo r the faculty as an assista n t in H istory and
playground equipm ent for c h ild re n ,' d ren of the large centers do not enF rench and D ram atics a t Culverholiday vacation and asks to be re ­ Political Science. H e graduated from
ten n is courts and o th er facilities for !joy.”
Stockton College, Canton, Missouri
m em bered to h e r G eographic friends. H illsdale College and the universities
E va Hudson is a new Critic at

Junior Class Is
Again at Head of
Lyceum Course

Who's Who on
Faculty at Tempe
Teachers College

Prof. Burkhart Gives Interesting
Bit of Social Economy in Letter on
Housing Problem in New York City

Cross Country Candidates Are
Going Through Hard Workouts;
Daily; Two Meets on Schedule

Miss Ilene Joyce Is
Registered at U of C.

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PAGE TWO

THE TEMPE COLLEGIAN

Standard Tests and
| Which m eeting he asserted th a t these j b etter grade placem ent and group_,
_ #
¡tests had a baneful influence u p o n .in g s of pupils,
j
Technique of Teaching te*cblng technique~to my minA tbe The use of stan d ard te sts for
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! beneficial influence of the te sts f a r ; diagnostic purposes deserves emoutw eighs th eir ill effects. The argu- j phasis. If we accept th e T horndike
Director Bureau of Research
¡m ents 1 sba11 present are not new concept of m ental ability, such ability
j is very complex, being made up of
Since N orth H all has its com plete (Reprinted from The Dadelpian R e - bUt thi8 faet d°eS DOt weaken the,r 1
; validity.
unnum bered specific abilities. T hese
organization u n der full
sway,
it I
view)
seems to hold an atm osphere of digI have on my desk th ree books on L ^
P!“ e,1. sta " dard te sts ¡abilities can only be trained by spenity and ease known only to N orth ; teaching picked up for five cents P1“™ ^
7 alUG " th a t they furm sh jclflc exerclse- To° much teaching
Hall girls. Much is to be appreciated each at a second hand book sto re I
, “ T . l L aCCU™te m easures of has alw ays been of th e "shotgun”
due to the u n tiring efforts of ou. pre-ion One H undred Twenty-fifth street
!
" the ordi" ary type. Reading, arith m etic, and the
ceptress, Mrs. H onshire.
New York. H ere thev are “ r rrtn rrn ! ,X amlnatlon- A n«m ber of investiga- other school branches have been and
t i nr u
!
. .
jtions m ight be cited to prove this, ¡are still tau g h t "broadcast**—
-—
in a
Lola W ells spent the past wee-end on T eaching,” by S ir J. G. Fitch. M. » .„ l __„
s 1 « 'o au cu si
in a
uroa
.
!.
. ,
|P erh ap s the classic illu stration is more or less general way in th e vain
with h er parents in Douglas. Arizona. ¡A., one of her m ajesty’s inspectors thp
. ™. . L
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lu e vain
I .
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.
.
tne investigation of S tarch and Eliot, ihope th a t pupils would acquire efMary Hand visited h er p aren ts i n !of schools> lectures given in E r~ ' —
1
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■ ------------ ¡land in 1870 som
a * i he8e two Investigators selected ajficien cy in these subjects. This hope
W inkelman, O ctober 5. She a ls o !b l n d 1 8 ^ 9'80’ Qulncw M ethods’ final paper in geom etry by a stu d en t has not been realized, as is pointed
visited her aunt. Mrs. F. W. B aptiste jbyg L e,'a *
copyright. In a rep resentaive high school in out in the work of T horndike upon
in Phoenix Saturday. October 12.
8tudJes ” b t Bern»rd ^ n
7 W,8COn8,n’ Tbey made exact copies arithm etic and G ates on reading. A
Dorothy Arnold, of Phoenix, ™ S“ 1“OI
a>“ . by B ernard Cronson, of th ls
, nd
, „ ,
n o L u m b e r of te sts m ig h t be m entioned
. V W „,
Nora Adams Friday,
W * school,
th e N orth C entra, |

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¡York w ritten in tqofi These hn lr | As80cia ti°n to be graded by the prin-1 specific shortcom ings of each pupil.
Jeanne Richards was a Phoenix iare perha“ falrly representatlve 0, ^ ipa‘ teach er oi m athem atics. One j Such te sts reveal, as W illiam Hawvisitor Saturday, October 12.
j.
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at e of |h undred sixteen acceptable replies ley Sm ith would say “w here the
W innie S hartzer spent the Paat |of
" J ”* g ^ 6
6 J dV® ^ jwere received. The m arkings ranged squeak is.” They would point out
OUR NEW TEACHERS
¡week-end with h e r parents in H a y -|. .
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from above 90 to below 30. Forty- the specific lack of each Dunil tn
V
l^ r r
i l e d o 0 n v a .Y
one great skyscraper in New!den¡tests h a v e ^ n s o m ^ m e a s u r e ^ ^ d r d iseven of these teachers save a pass-j the te a c h e r and th u s enable h e r to
J-Ork City, we see the figures of two great marble! Louise Robbins and Hazel M cC om b|are the following6 rem e 6 ,ng grade or above. Sixty-nine re-i direct h er teachin g effort w ith a
StatlieS. Their backs are bent their m u s c l p s « tp p m p rl t n l spen^ *be week-end in Phoenix.
j , . .
.
igarded the paper as w orthy of m arks ¡strong likelihood of desirable results,
be strained; they seemed to be’tired. But theirs is oillv Mr- and Mr8- Jam es R. W elch, M r .|w ritea. 8 8CU88 0n 0 rea ng F itch ,b elo w passing.
j D esirable m otivation is essen tial
a nose f l i p r tr p V p « « p « 4? 4V.«
r p i,„
*j ! and Mrs. J- w. Saw yer and Miss I
*
I L et us consider the effect of such to teaching technique. E xperim entally
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e UOUS. They were p l a c e d j R u t h Duffy visited Lorarine Saw yer i
F irst it is well to read the p as-iv ary in g standards applied in the Iit has been shown th a t th e stan d ard
ere alter tills building was completed and could be re - j Saturday, October 12.
sage aloud very carefully w ith proper ordinary exam ination upon the teach- te sts m ay be used effectively in semoved without affecting the safety of thebuilding in! Grace M iller spent the w eek-end !iatonation> requiring the scholars to jing technique. Pupils, especially in the curing th is m otivation. B ecause of
any way.
j with relatives in Glendale.
!f x the1r eyes on tbe book* and to i upper grades, are fully aw are of th e ir exactness it is possible from

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As we go through life, we see thousands of these kinds | Elene W ebb spent the week-end ;b y 1^ r f L th r i u e r s ° i t nt,ng ° Ut WOrdt h,S variabillty of teach ers’ m arks. Itim e to tim e to m easure the progress
This resu lts often in a feeling on the j of each pupil. W hen such progress
of figures—men who are always in the act of pretending !wlth Elizabeth H unter in phoenix,
“Next, a sim ultaneous exercise is ¡Part of some m em bers of a class] is recorded and graphed it has proved
rather than actual doing of things. Their quality does
often found useful. The teach er reads th a t the teach er is unfair and is sus- to be a strong incentive to pupils’ efnot ring true. It is that eternal seeming, rather than be­
South Hall Secrets the lesson again, and asks the whole j ceptible to o ther influences th an the forts.
ing:.
class to read it with him slowly, but i real m erit of the school work done.] F u rth er, a pupil’s w ork is b e tte r

He will not survive for very long.
¡the looks of things there will b e |nam e Prom iscuously, and causing the jpupils is essential to efficient learn-¡fore us older “scho lars” se t a hopeFellows ! and Girls! It takes hard work to master anv- m any “feeds” ln our hall during har- w orst readers to be appealed to much jing on th eir part. Any technique of ¡less hurdle, such w riting scales as
thing that you attempt and expect to make the best Of ivest seasonb fte n e r th an the rest.
jthe teacher which encourages a ¡the T horndike and th e Ayres, place
New teachers have b o o n oAAnA t n t-Lxx -P™ 1+ A ,*
* ' South Hall is very sorry to lo s e 1 A fterw ards he causes the books sp irit of antagonism arouses an em o-¡before the pupils th e average attainm-L
1
, A .,.e add®d to the faculty this year. Jone of ltg best llked memberg Mi s s i t0 be closed’ and proceeds to give a !tional bias th a t blocks in large m eas-jm en t of his grade. I ap p reciate the
xncy were seiectea W l t l l one big aim 111 View. That w a s 'c h a r l y n e C hristy C harlyne will stay !^CW sim ple Questions on special jure the teaching process. I question g a n g e r which Dr. Bagley h as pointed
their attitude m going after a. tiling and toeing the mark.!at her home in Phoenix in the future !WOrdS’ and t0 require sep arate little [the ability of the m ost scholarly and out th a t such goals m ay tend to proIt is the spirit that counts, the spirit that has a clear trueiand drive to school
¡sentences to be turned into others Itechnically skilled teach er to se c u re 'd u c e m ediocrity but it seem s to me
ring to it. They have it orj i thev
would not
be
in , this inLenore Shill of Mesa spent F riday Cids are suullTL T ° h7“ °» lin in g
** 15® *“ ! °!
^ psychologically
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« n
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t«-.
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w oras are supplied by the scholars, sp irit of ill will on the p art of a n y 'so u n d . They m ake it possible to anolv
tn G P n k 'm l i
f f
l think too much of their W O r k |he^e and ^ s Pef y C° llins a^
I thum b through “Quincy M ethods” ¡m em bers of the class. It is because th e law of satisfactio n much m ore
to think much of themselves. Their great interest, en-r°dPamed her h0me for the week jand search in vain for clearcut, defi-|o f this possible effect th a t the ordi-¡frequently.
jnite objectives, m ethods of discover-1 nary exam ination may have th a t the j One of the
outstanding
values
standard te sts should be j which should come from the use of
with favor. They may be standardized te sts is a m ore nearly
firm the subjective esti-1 co rrect estim ate of teaching tech■1 * 1
a
,
•
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------ ---------- -** » D . 1UU111LL i j ****— *** —^ teach er of the work of nique. Upon this point S. L. P ressey
p i l l pose W HICH does not S i g n i f y apose of some sort---- but|Mona Denson spent last week-end jbegin t0 en te rta in doubts concerning the pupil. The fact th a t they are ob- says: “It is very necessary th a t the
p o is e .
Ivisiting friends and relatives in Pres- jfhe fulsom e praise of the Quincy Ijective should tend to rem ove any j adm inistration
shall know the efc o tt]schools by the H onorable B. G. N or-[feeling of unfairness on the p a rt o f'fic ie n c y of the teaching staff in an
Miss Teddy Carm an entertained in 5*lrop’ secretary of the C onnecticut ¡the pupils.
¡im partial and exact fashion. F or this
TO MR. COOKSON
q ,
,
honor of Miss M artha Jane Boggs 1board of education, in “E ducation” j A second great value to teaching j purpose te sts are of g re a t value.”
otlldeilts, have we ever stopped tothink what a sincere !last Su»day evening.
Many of th e and qu° ted a t tbe beginning of this ¡technique which should follow from j I recall hearing Dr. W. S. M onroe
friend Wehave in ourlibrarian, Mr. Cookson?
¡hall girls w ere present and succeeded ibook; “The children w rite English ¡a wise use of standard te sts
is a tell of the work of two prim ary
Perhaps some of US have but the maioritv of n s r n s h in surprisinS M artha Jane.
¡earlier, w rite more, and w rite it bet- b etter classification of pupils. Teach- teach ers in a c ertain school system .
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Ui5 lO o H j gout}, Hi)i] wao
house iler throu£hout all the schools of t h e i r s of experience have long been One of th ese teach e rs seem ed to get
than in the case of any in all aw are of the g reat range of ability ¡splendid resu lts as com pared w ith
;L a^ f t maU* r ue b00.1i
set peeved if
doesn t snap it to us on the instant. We should remem-jRuth Boles spent the week-end a t : f h e J schools of any other town w ith-j°£ th eir classes. P ractically every ¡the other. The w ork of th e seemin my knowledge of our country.” I,sch o o l survey has pointed out th e |in g ly inferior teach er was such th a t
per tliat the position of librarian is not the easiest posi-!her home in Phoenix.
find m yself questioning the certitude ¡overlapping of grades. Most of us ¡her dism issal w as
contem plated,
-------- o-------tion in the school; in fact it is one of the hardest.
!
of the com m ent of George A. W alton, i who have taught have felt the tru th j M eanwhile
both intelligence
and
When the books we ask for are not to be found, should)
of the M assachusetts board of edu- j of F ranzen’s com m ent th a t when we ]achievem ent tests w ere adm inistered
we turn away with a frown on our faces? No, we should!
. ____
-------.cation, in “Methods of the Quincy ¡have tried to teach a class of wide ¡to the pupils of both teachers. They
at least thank Mr. Cookson for his trouble.
ast
all is enthusiastically back |Schools of Quincy, M assachusetts” ¡attainm ent a p a rt of the tim e we ¡disclosed the
fact th a t th e teach er
°t e uew regulations offered by t h e !
(Education, Septem ber-October, 1883) ¡“bored the bright m em bers and a ¡who w as getting the poor resu lts
Back of his brusk manner is a sympathy and under-!0
¡sb u en ody council. The girls will ¡also quoted, “an exam ination of the ¡Part of the tim e we m ystified the ¡was dealing w ith the im possible. The
standing1 and
a desire
„
• -I to . help us in every way he ccan.!
u i i , : uc
he aiiuweu
allowed 11:30 every second Satur- schools of Norfolk county, which wa
v asjdull ones.” J u s t w hat should be the intelligence ratin g s of h er group was
Aet us be more considerate and respectful in the future day night, his of course creates ,j made in 1879, a fte r the im provem ents
!range of ability of a class in order jfar below th a t of th e o th er teacher.
to one who is so considerate of us, Mr. Cookson.
!neWresP°n s,bilities for everyone con -1 bad
been
som etim e
inaugurated, j to secure th e best resu lts has, so i1 W hat are some dangers in the use
--------------— o ----------------- r ° rn e ’ rect y or indirectly. But the ¡showed th a t the schools of Quincy ¡far as 1 know, not been determ ined iof stan d ard te sts? I m ake no conTO OUR TEAM
glFH ° * a !f l 11 are a11 right th ere ranked from 12 to 25 per cent above experim entally.
N evertheless,
in te n tio n th a t they a re a “cure-all.”
C o l l i e o n t e a m l e t ’« s p p
P n f (-H of m i U I I ,1
A- I
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pa^ ’ ,W e hope j the average of the towns of Norfolk j seem s reasonable th at, o ther things ¡Dr. K ilpatrick puts its th u s:
n e x t S a t u r d a v n n t n n Tr i« L T,1’ 1U
o ld B u lld o g f ig h t
°
er a “ s 7 “ fal1 111 w ith j county.” I am rem inded how the Gary, being equal, the n arrow er the range
“The new te sts are indeed a conn e x t S a tu r d a y o u t o n lu s h F ie ld .
M e r e b o u n d t o W in I a d y
to m a k e H . a g0¡Ind” schools w ere praised in and the m ore favorable should
be the tribution of the very first value, but
if you’ll all figlit because the Student Bod\ is backing it,„ Le^ “tlV®_®°U“Cli_beld a m eet-¡out of season until people through-{teaching situation.
[w hat I say is still true. So fa r as
y o u . W e ’l l b e t h e r e 1 0 0 % A . S . T C . t o l i e i n H p f p f lt t n p ¡ T ,.! ! ! , EaSt HaU Tuesday evening ¡out the country w ere led to feel th a t! McCall points out the inadequacy ¡they m easure achievem ent they a re
Universitv Kittens. Grr-rr-rr l p f ’«
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¡these schools w ere outstanding in i Iof the teach er’s judgm ent in c la ssi-|u p to now largely confined to the
bo VS*
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fe-kar em to death, j A fter the concert last T hursday |th eir efficiency; how during the jfication:
¡more m echanical asp ects of learning,
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¡evening the m em bers of Sm allm an’s \survey of the Gary schools
schools, Dr
Dr. nti«
Otis i “The teach er’s judgm ent is an in-¡A su p erintendent gives a series of

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East Hall News

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North Hall Girls Are Hostesses at Colorful
Party to Men of Arizona Teachers C o lle g e ^

8 8 ™ d - Many of the girls m et ¡“scales” were scraped from the eyes ¡other school, and (b) even w hen ¡less the superintenden t is wise thev
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------------------- ------------- ¡ he m em bers ot the choir and M rs ., of m any when these schools were IPupils first en ter the class from some Iwill find them selves ra te d according
se fso n of ™ n
“ J10®1 y e a r w J h a ’ t e r - accom panied a t
the piano b y i ^ a i t e presided over the affair, which shown far below desirable stan d ard s o ther class in the sam e school. It is ¡to these records If th e superintendsea on of m any colorful events N orth j Miss E lene W ebb; popular voice s e - |closed a t
{as judged by the standard tests.
¡difficult for a teacher to give a satis- en t could
H all girls seem ed to reig n in great- lections by th e Misses H azel Me-1 Many distinguished guests from | Now let us
tu rn the pages of ¡factory judgm ent even a fte r consider- the teach er’s success
in
building
n e s s - s p h e r e of highest color when ; Comb. W ylie W entw orth, Lucille p bc>enix and other neighboring tow ns |-“Methods
of
E lem entary
School | able experience. T eachers lie aw ake !ideals and attitu d es so th a t all !he
on t h r i v e n
7 ! ° !
until 1 0 1 Amberson. accom panied at the piano h alled du^lng the evening and m et ¡Studies,” by Cronson. Reading is dis- a t night w orrying w hether or n o t !educational outcom es
could
be
14
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Monday O ctober by Elene W ebb and Elizabeth H u n- t h \ m em bers of the A. Cappella ¡cussed under th ree heads: (1) pre- to prom ote a given pupil partly be-¡w eighed the situation would L d
14 to all th e m en of A. S. T. C. a t te r vioiinist. D uring th e evening re- e“ bers of th e faculty, sentation, (2) com parison, (3, a p p li-’cause they are som ew hat uncertain C ^ i u f L
“ e
P
, freshm ents w ere served.
¡ P resident and Mrs. M atthew s and cation. U nder method he lists ( 1 ) ¡of th eir judgm ent. No judgm ent a t all su p erintendent T 7 n danger of tak
The guests w ere received by Mrs.
------------ o-----------¡Governor and Mrs. Phillips w ere on reading by the child, (2) reading b y )is available for pupils w ith whom the ing the te a c h e r’s atten tio n aw ay from
Helen M. H anskin, house president.¡ Aa a “ b a ,°u« young m an w ent to a {the receiving com m ittee.
[the teacher, (3) thought-getting and teacher is unacquainted. A te a c h e r!th e ’im p o n d erab les” *he i d llls and
Lois Benedict, vice-president, R o lin e . um veraity professor and said: “Sir, j
------------ o-----------¡repetition, (4) study by pupil, pre- m ay know h er pupils well and y e t 1a ttitu d es and m oral h ab its th a t can
Sikes, secretary, L illian K n o w le s,!1 d eslre a course of train in g which | A recent experience of a V irginia ¡ferably in the classroom and <>iJbe unable to t e ll w hether the m J *
f °
al b ab lts th a t can'
Bob Sm ith, p resid en t Alpha Hall, and {
“ e to become the su p e rin te n -c le rg y m a n throw s light on the o ld |re a d in g by pupil. In a report of a les-|p u p ils are equal to, superior to, o r in- quanttties ^ 0 ^ 0 ^ ^ ^
W ally Caywood,
p resid en t S tu d e n t1d ent of a g 'eat railw ay system . How ! E nglish law requiring th a t m arriages son in a 5A grade he gives a nara ferior to th e average ,, h k . q “ u le ’ an a 01 f“ stem n e th a t at
Body Council.
much will such a course cost a n d l^ o u ld be celebrated before noon. A graph and tells w hat was d l n l when 1lu n il i n a n l e o t h e r ?
Q b rig h te s t, tenrton upon a p a rt only of th e edus ta rtin g

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Among th e hundred and fifty enter-1 h° , ^ long wil1 it ta k e ? ”
{colored couple appeared before him, taught to the pupils. At no place in of m easurem ent is ' “n e e d e d ^ w h ic h
a"d
tained, th e guests of honor included
Young m an, replied th e profes- asking to be m arried, the m an in a (the book are to be found, as would ¡does not require a previous ac-1
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Dr. and Mrs. A. J. M atthew s, F re d e r-¡ 8° a’ “uch a course would cost you considerably m uddled state. The min- Jbe expected, objective standardized i quaintance w ith pupils and which
“ MANANA”
ick M. Irish, Mrs. M ary M. W aite, I $20’00q and require tw enty years of .*■*« said t0
tk e
wom an: “Iwon’t j devices
w hereby reliable com parisons
| cam pores pupils in different classes
i
0 ,u
Mrs. E va H u rst, Miss N ettie G ood-jyour U“ f- ®ut on the ° ‘b er h a n d , | Perform this cerem ony.”
¡may be made of pupils’ progress or w ith g reat ease as it com pares pupils IB
^ a Spanish w ord^languW ly
man, Miss L aura Dobbs, Coach and ] by spendm S i 300 ° f your monew and ¡
w hy is th at, boss?” she q u e rie d .; means by which defective reading! to the *-------- >•
.pronounced Mahn-yah-nah, w hich is
i extensively used in all countries
Mrs. M cCreary and a ssista n t coach : th ree m onths of Your tim e you m a y j“Ain’t de licenses all rig h t? An’ we ¡may be pointed out.
T he stan d ard tests furnish such j w here Spanish is spoken. It h as an
Be«K¡ be ele<?,t,ed(,c°ngress. Once there, | ls of age.” j The foregoing com m ents, of course,
a m easurem ent and a wise applica­
E nglish equivalent, and th e E nglish
The guests assem bled on th e vet
y° Ur8elf com peteat ««
YeS’ but th a t man is drunk’ Take ¡are not an adverse criticism of these tion of th eir use should bring to a
ran d a which was softly lighted b y ! J T
° De but aU the g re a t railaway and come back la te r.”
books. A t the tim e they w ere writ- school such groupings of pupils as speaking people w ork it ju s t as h ard
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road
system
s
of
our
country.”
i
Several
days
later
th
e
couple
again
ten
standard te sts w ere undream ed should m ake it more nearly possible as th e ir L atin neighbors.
m any colored lan tern s em phatically j
M anana is th e nam e of a day.
--------suggestive of th e season. D uring th e I a Scotchm an
.
i[presented. them
,
, selves,
, ; the man once ¡of. All these books have some valu- for a teach er to apply h e r teaching
M anana is the day w hen th e confirs t p a rt of th e evening the guests d e r i u ^ ^ i n
w af | “ ore T° ^ i° U8ly
«toxicated. “See able suggestions for teachers although technique to a g reater advantage. I , firm ed loafer hustles fo rth to land a
w ere en tertain ed by a short p ro g ra m ! o f r u m p ^ t l L ^ o v
V, ® P8 I
I
1 W° Uldn,t m arry w ritten too early to apply the use have underlined the word wise be- job, and th e over-worked plugger
w hich consisted of readings by th e ¡ “Ca I 7 help lo u in anv
T a mTi 7
a T,“ ‘8 drUnk’” th e ° f Standard te sts to the to p ro v em en t cause I am not advocating the ex- tak es a rest. It is th e day w hen
elusive use of the standard tests for the young son of th e fam ily cheer­
M isses Em m a Joslin, R uth R oberts, |
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r
grade placem ent or groupings. O ther fully mows the law n o r sw eeps off
M ile ^ 'L T y 6 H a n rT n d SeleHTz°e“ 8Mbcy-1evidently ^ n e w c i m e r ^ L T « " r e ^ “ '
T
,8,Uh"“dthe w om anU “
M c M ^ - i t e T i t factors should be taken into consid­ the snow, as the case m ay be, and
eration. N evertheless the te sts would the flapper dau g h ter begs to be per­
Comb; violin solo by E lizabeth H
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S
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be of great assistance in securing m itted to wipe the din n er dishes.

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THE TEMPE COLLEGIAN

PAGE THREE

ED U CA TIO N A L C O N T A C T S
|CO LU M M BIA U NIVERSITY INTROGeology Class Takes
Y. W. C. A. Holds
WITH AM ERICAN RED CROSS
|
D U CES N EW T Y P E CO U R S E
Enjoyable Week-End
Gypsy Patter an I
show significant t r e n d !
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A ddressing an audience at HarD isplacing a curriculum o f 20
Trip to Near Tucson "Oh, to be a Gypsy.” Thus sang j vard last sum m er, an official of th e 1y ears’ standing, a revised plan of

some 60 girls as they journeyed to- i A m erican N ational Red Cross ob-1 u n dergradu ate study, designed to
Professor Hoover and his Geogra­
ward the B uttes on the Gypsy Pat- served th a t m ultitudinous forces | open new and la rg e r in tellectu al visphic Geology
Joyable and profit rP*” ° most en" teran T hursday evening, O ctober 3. w ere striving continuously to p e n e - 1 t o the stu d en t, goes into effect
am ining g eo lo T f
We® end ex' A fire was brightly burning and the !tra te the surrounding walls of th e l this year w ith th e opening of CoTucson 0»e°thK M
01 ™at ° nS neal coffee was on to boil w hen the band country’s educational system , to im- lum bia college. T he firs t tw o years
via Casa C *i * G
° UCSOn mad< of Gypsies arrived at the camp. T he j press it in some way, influence its wHl be devoted to “o rien tatio n and
tains the d r
6 near y moun- country roundabout was explored by jtrends, or utilize it otherw ise.
I discovery.” The junior and senior
tatioii of the ^ r ^ o n 01'^ ^ 8' h " veKe th e w andering Gypsies until a shrill j
The fact th a t th ese well springs j years will be given to genuine work
interesti e *hi *e s *on
an * e mally blast of a w histle brought them hur- j ° f education are so guarded m akes j in preparation for g rad u ate study, o r
^ a ong t e way pro rying to the food line.
j it especially significant that, th e I for “th e yet m ore serious business
0
vided much m aterial for discussion
A fter the Gypsy rep ast of potato j A m erican Red Cross is accepted a t j ° f living a useful and high-minded
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The Colossal Cave near Tucson was salad
sandw iches, cookies, apples j increasingly num erous points of con-1 life.”
H aving proved a m arked success
The regular m eeting of the Cl Ionian the chief objective of the trip. Th
6
and
coft’ee>
band gathered around ta c t betw een its services and those I The new plan includes such innowas of
in terest
to a » a »d !th e cam pfirethew here
in p resenting th e first organized Society was held at the T raining rcave
ave.' 'vas
01 keen
keen in
terest to
a sh o rt entertain-1 of educational bodies and institu-1 ra tio n s as lectu re courses dem and
club assem bly on Monday, October | School in Mr. P ayne’s office. Tues- prov,ded nlore food for discussion for J m ent was given. Miss Josephine Rios 1I tions throughout th e nation.
‘ vauons as lectu re courses dem anding n e ith e r p rereq u isites nor exami¡the student geologists.
8. th e C actus W alking Club holds a day evening.
j sav e a Gypsy dance to the music o il This association of the Red Cross I nations, and read y courses given
The cave is reported to be of enor
g re a t deal to its credit.
| Many plans were made for homer- a band of singers. A couple of sk its 1w ith the n a tio n ’s educational pro-j operatively in d ifferen t but allied deSkits, “T he S ta r Spangled Ban-[com ing day, which is to be in No- mous linear proportions but as on
's^ ^ cces^ a'b le^an d ^ n teres^ in sr IW'ere gluven by groups of the girls, | gram s begins w ith e a rliest school p artm en ts of study. D iscussing th e
most
n er,” and "Hoodoo” w ere
presented (vember.
It was decided upon the
to give
electric lighter! th at n»rt
, f fte r whlch th e girls Joined in sing -1 years, and flourishes in the highest program and its aim s P resid en t Nichby m em bers of th e club,
also T he the old
Clionian • Sisters, whichpart
will is neana «mail
. .
y j ing a few Gypsy songs. The Gypsies j institutions. It ranges through a va- olas M urray B u tler said:
Volga Boatm an, as th e m odernist be our guests, a luncheon.
Plans w ere .«y "°».m , . e_ ’ ~. pen to ,nspec‘ !w andered back to the cam pus hap-1
,. .
*__
hap- rie ty of Red Cross services of instu. d e n t who satisfacto rily
sees him.
¡also made for the society float for
V ,° n aym ond> form er Tern- pn y singing Gypsy refrains.
j tense practicality.
, “Any
,
T he m em bership of th e Cactus ¡the parade. Mona Denson was >ut in
W a lk in g C lu b consists of W ally C ay-¡charge of this. Pins w „, be ordered
^. 1_ h e lp
e d llo n ^ f
erea | “
' e d , conduct the
— p ar/y j Deginning or the m em bership Mc!m - 1 d e b u t s “ of T e l d t g
wood, C latie Clay wood, O liver A nder-!next week for all the m em bers whQ around Tucson. The cave is no longer ipaign whlch ended Thur8day e
eVT l w imt ? eriCan„
C° UrSe ln Junior college g r T d T “ Sho^M he“ n 2
son, E pes W illiam s, N orris Steverson, wish them.
ac ve,
a t is in process of forma- j ning, O ctober
f . 10 a t the weekly» Y. w . swim m ing and life saving and first desire fu rth e r college traln ln g i he
! t 1All n n #1
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tion
and
so
is
dry
and
not
a
t
all
un
Chic Vihel, Ben
Cole,
Roline
Sikes,
|
The
evening
was
well
spent
at„
,
.
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G. A. m eeting. At this m eeting talk s aid is standard.
Some of th ese L hu
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’
R uth Brodie, Dorothy Brown, M ar-j tending to business m atters, although comtfh° rtab e’ The cave *» certainly | were given by some of the com m ittee ! courses originally w ere conducted
, T „ ^ compli8hed som ething
g u erite P ark er. M arjie Costy, Alice it was enjoyed by all.
" ortb ^ e in g and is of p articular in- chairm en on things th a t the “Y” does, j by Red Cross rep resentatives, and I
“ ° 8 helpf ? in
S tover and B etty W oodward.
------------o-----------h ° any° ne W‘th a ge° l° g‘oal ; Every new m em ber selects the a o are now continued u n der experts
a
“
Ip e lllg e n t+ cltj zen-----------T*I .
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inclination.
j t l v i t y of the “Y” in which she is train ed and qualified according to eaT l f e n / «
!
n. the | most in terested, and is then placed on | Red Cross requirem ents.
Some of i bitlon8( and aid blm t o r e a c h tb o se
i
s ta rte d
t o ° r a c h 5 i i h a ~ t c o m m i t t e e t o w o r k f o r the year. I the best instru cto rs in th ese subjects [ decisions affecting his c a re e r w hich
to visit the Mammoth Caves, but a s | The g l r l s who are joining will find | wh0 have served on th e Red Cross (will be correct
______
®
Tuesday eveniug, O ctober 1, t h e !made
d®fCendad’ cam p w a s jmuch in terestin g work in th e “Y.” staff form erly w ere college a th le te s ,,
m em bers of sw im m ing team s, c re w s,!
A nothe r m ost im p o rtan t principle
T his y ear the Jolly Red H eads are D elta T hetas enjoyed them selves im -jth e conditions6 and* ag en ts' w h i c ^ l ^ d !
etc,
bas en tered into th e m aking of the
few in num ber but m ighty in th e ir Im ensely
w ith a discussion
of clouds, | caused the cave the p arty retired
W om en’s colleges not alone have j DeW program - E very effo rt has been
color and intend to m ake th is y e a r,a n d w ith reading all the d iffe re n t1™*,
.
a’
adopted
th e Red Cross courses in Im ade t0 m easure progress tow ard
th e b est th e Red H eads have ever poems about clouds. Each author had ¡its s lu m b e r ^ y a™cold
ir ° m
home hygiene and care of the sick- | th e bache,or’s degree in term s of re a l
thedieiH ent ldea , aí ° Ut aa
^
!and g0t “
» ta rtT o r M ^ m n ^ tÍ I
--------i and nutrition, but m any give c re d -!achlevem ent ra th e r th an in term s of
A sh o rt business
m eeting
was the
girls w ere glad to add them t o ; The Galiuro m ountains and the San | Seventy-Hve S*rls m et at the gym j
its for completion, including e x te n -!prescribed courses, o r hours, or
called M onday night in Mr. Irish ’s
th e ir own ideas.
,
IPedro Valley near Oracle cam e i n l a t 6:15 S atu rd ay m orning, O ctober I
sion
credits to teach ers who tak e i P° ,nt8’ or any th in g of th e kind,
office to m ake plans for th e m any
K ate Stedm an, Mary Alice B e ll!for th e lr share of discusslon T h e s e ' 5. and hiked for five miles out on j
th e se courses.
I "A stu d en t who can show th a t he
events the Red H eads will tak e part
and C arm elita H arding, alum na m em -, m ountains and this valley provided !the d esert’ The tra11 led to a won‘ ¡
Sum m er courses in the fundamen- ls com petent to om it any of the
in th is year.
bers attended this m eeting and co n -lsuch in terestin g m aterial for d isc u s-!derfu1’ Srassy oasis. In a sh o rt tim e!
...
. . . be seen in
. all
,, direc-1 tals of Ju n io r Red Cross adm inistra-1courses o rdin arily p rescribed fo r unThe girls who retu rn ed th is year tributed to the discussion.
ainn th at
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cam p fires
could
are only four in num ber, b u t this
T he subject of the m eeting Octo-1
^
™
tions T f S r 'a g o ^ b re a k fa s f a pro^ | U° n Were given the p ast sum m er a t | derg rad u ates will be encouraged to
m akes a very convenient situation jber 8, was etiquette. E tiquette at jbe given up fo r L k of t L f T h J gram was r e n t e d by some’ of t h e 19' f ate a p ‘^
‘ties and norm al jd°
«« w111 tbaa gal“ opportunibecause th ere is an office in the home, a t school, on the stre e t a tL o „ f
, 1 k f “ e’ The Ihikers
schools.
The Ju n io r Red Cross i ty t0 tak e up stu d ies for w hich he
club for each m em ber. W hen one per­ teas, luncheons and other Diaces ¡P
bRCk near ° racle’ ate a |
W va,,
cMi.—w v , t n
“credit course” was given this y ear, 8 ready and in w hich he is interson is not actin g in his capacity as The m eeting proved to be very i
n
t WaST .S° ° n ° n !who were m em bers of the J u t T l a s t ' &t Teachers College, Columbia U n i-j« sted ’ no Ionger m erely m arking
an officer, he a cts as a m em ber, so terestin g and aroused much in te re st j bers o f t h p x n p r i1 H m P e '
^ m e“ '|y e a r were back for a visit W elcome j v erslty ’ N e w York; George Peabody 1tim e ln a group w hich bores and disth a t the re s t m ay feel th e ir auth ority lp the m em bers.
£
Mr!
!
W e ^were glad ^To h a ^ !
^ n n , U n lv e , | - r a g e s him w hile o th er less well
! sity of W isconsin, and U niversity o f !prepared stu d e n ts a re try in g to catch
to a g re a te r extent.
F ern Foltz and Mary Root attended | Mrs K rause, Mr. and Mrs. O ttinger !you w ith us ag ainI California.
UP w ith him .”—Exchange.
Those who retu rn ed are:
the m eeting. D elta T hetas alw ays wel-1 Mlss Kdlth Gooch Mrs Rub Green’ | T here is a five-mile hike every
A
nother
Red
Cross
sum
m
er
course
j
0-----------M artha Jan e Boggs—P resident.
come th e ir alum na w ith much pleas- j H0race Chesley, Fred Joyce, Joe i W ednesday evening a t 4:30. Join the
| in the atm osphere of a center of;
T H E W EST
Lois B enedict—V ive-president.
Ur®'
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Benedict, Clifford
Spain, A d o ln h gang a nd learn more about the counhigher learning was afforded a t th e i
Ruby Bow ser—S ecretary.
F u rth e r m eetings will be sp en t i n j Spangehl> Alex Perkina P red Cul. |t r y around Tempe.
I U niversity of N orth Carolina, w here !The lure of open country
Em m a Joslin—T reasu rer.
preparing for the H alloween p arty j b erj
j
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, Red Cross rep resen tativ es gave first
*s *-he secre t of th e W est,
W ith th is a rra y of color th e Jolly to be given for the sister societies. I
|
i aid instruction, first to a police of-1A ^and w here w hite m an’s courage
Red H eads expect a very enjoyable Are you ready for it?
,
, Z
~ ° ------- —
p .
/"• * aI flcers ’ group, which so im pressed j Daily m eets a rigid test.
year.
------------ . -----------G i l t [the heads of the in stitution as to!
------------ o-----------j lead them to request special lectures i But m olten sun and d eserts dry
Dr. Em m a L. M erritt of San Fran-i to a class of athletic coaches, comAre not lts only fa re,
Lam bda K appas m et in E ast H a ll!<dsco hns again renew ed su b sc rip tio n : posed of stu dents from nine states.
k has its w onders g re a t to which
P arlo r Tuesday evening, O ctober 8 |
*be N ational G eographic M agazine i T hese university contacts of the ^
E ast cannot com pare.
Do you know the fashions of m i-|w ith much lm portant buglness to dlsl for the G eographic Society.
The j Red Cross are fittin g cap-stones to |
On F riday evening, O ctober 4, Elizalady. W e shall give you the very lat- j cuss and gettle The S0(jiet fiower ¡m agazine has been an annual gift I foundations laid in
th e prim ary i The P u rp le m ountains standing guard
beth H ancock en tertain ed th e Z e ta le s t fashion h in ts for you and your
Which was a Pond Lily, has been to the socIety slnce 1925> and the j grades, and extending through high! Above th e cedar trees,
Sigm a Society w ith a d in n er at her friend as you live here on the cam-1 changed to the Pansy- Tbe colors j flles for the la s t four years are ia | school and prep arato ry years, modi- i A mellow moon looks o’er th e creek
hom e in Phoenix. The dinner, which pus. T hursday eventing, O ctober 24 w ere algo changed to m atch the flow. | possession of th e society. M embers | fications of the aforem entioned Red
T hat w hispers to th e breeze.
carried out th e H allow een motif, a t 6:45 the College Auditorium- will
e r com bination. The new colors a r e !oi tbe society
are tbus enabled to | Cross courses being used, w ith c re d -!
was g reatly enjoyed by the m em bers. be filled w ith girls dressed as they
royal blue and gold. New initiation | *oan c°P 'es °*
tbe m agazine for as-1 its granted by a num ber of schools | Tbe tw ilight s ta rs shine on th e e a rth
A fter the d inner th e m em bers of should be and as they should not be, costum es for th is year w ere decided j s' st ance in teaching, for society pro- j for completion.
| To light th e p rairie land,
th e society all atten d ed th e show at | all for your pleasure. Mrs. W aite will upon.
j gram s or o th er use w ithout lib rary | The com bination of infusion of i ^ be vast expanse of w hitened
ground
th e O rpheum th e a te r.
¡supervise all the costum ing, therefore
F u rth e r
plans
for H om ecom ing! tim e restrictio n s.
Dr. M erritt
is j ideals of service with practical in- J u s t m iles and m iles of sand,
Those who atten d ed a re : M artha we can expect the Y. W. C. A. to w ere m ade and new ideas for the | widely known as th e d au ghter of j struction enabling the individual s tu - !
Ja n e Boggs, G racebel Swift, Eliza- j present the girls som ething very float were subm ittedDm late Adolph Sutro and for h er j dent to ren d er such servce in a m a -! ^ be Kan ge r keeps his vigil long
beth H ancock, B renda Gilpin, M arian valuable. You will be surprised. Come
Tuesday evening, O ctober 15, a
gen er°sity and valuable services, es- teria l as
well as spiritual sense, ■ ^'or tires and rain and snow-,
Silverthorne, L aprele Davis, R uth Y»Ty- and see and hear.
picnic was enjoyed by the society a t ! pe<daHy to th e city of San Francis- j m akes the appeal of th e Red C ro ss.! ^ nd sen(ls a m essage to th e tow n
a tt, Lucy T atum , Miss K loster, Miss
Twin B uttes. All m em bers agreed th a t j co- The G eographic Society is proud j It leads, as th e student m atures, to j rp° w arn it of the foe.
M urphy and Mr. and Mrs. Felton.
it seem ed good to be out in the open |
otuim her as
an honorary m em ber
j a deeper in te re st frequently exempli- j
Regular Meeting
spaces again. Those who attended !and bas bad b e r as Suest or speaker fied in com m unity service in l a t e r !
r °m ance of the E a st is great.
T uesday evening, O ctober 8, the
Long ago, yet not so long ago th a t ¡were: Mr. and Mrs. Leslie F a irb a n k s ,!011 several occasions.
life. H ere, too, th e Red Cross stands I Alive w ith worldly gain;
reg u lar m eeting of the eZ ta Sigma
o
j ready, its local chapters th e medium j
ran k s not w ith the w estern
our leading citizens cannot rem em -1 Lillian M orris, Lois Benedict, Merle
Society was held. The e n tire m eet­
life,
for such service.
ber, th ere dwelled on this cam pus an IHicks, E sth er Randall, Leonora Aning w as given over to business m at­
ancient venerable who, in the course derson, Dorothy Corsen, E th el Buck
S trength of Red Cross activities is i The glory of the plain.
ters. E lizabeth H ancock, th e presi­
of his lifetim e had collected m uch and Ellen Carden.
measured hy general Red Cross mem-1
------- -------- s-----dent .presided. M arna Simms and
______
¡bership, enrolled annually from No-1 p a S T E U R SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY
knowledge.
|
------------ o-----------D orothy Loomis,
aium i
m em bers,
Now in a d istan t corner of the
The Philom athian
Society was vem ber H t° 28.
w ere also present.
At the last reg u lar m eeting of the
cam pus from the wisem an, lived a
pleasantly surprised la st Tuesday
0
*
P
asteu
r Scientific Society the subject
foolish Freshm an. Of course he did
evening w ith a novel buffet supper j
DORM ITORY’S T E N
of “The R elation of Science to Home
not have the least idea th a t he was
given a t th e home of Miss Pilcher. !
CO M M A N D M EN TS
Econom ics,” was ably discussed by
foolish for he knew how to press his
The m em bers of the Tim akaeena A fter plans fo r Homecoming w ere | 1- Thou d a re st not speak above Miss C harlotte Roach and Miss E llen
i pants by putting them under the matSociety w ere presen t a t a d esert pic- discussed, th e rem ainder of the ev e- 1a whisper.
K eebler. T he p a rt science plays in
nic Tuesday
evening, uciODer
O ctober 8.
8. A
A ll
ft-ining
fortune* telling. ;I
Phi B etas held a verv interestine-1 *tre ss
, a t night and ,he could
„ •play
' a |¡me
ru esu ay evening,
- 1 ---- - was sp en t in *“*■*»«”
Thou sh alt not en ter into the the m odern home, th e relatio n of
m eeting T uesday evening O ctober 1 I
8? ?
e^ emely woUw ith | e r an enjoyable suPPer a brief busi- Those
presen t w ere Miss Dobbs, jbuilding with a male.
sound food to th e healthy body w ere
a t th e hom e of Miss V era Chase^'|th e se distinguishing talents he s e t | negg m eeting
was heid T he rem ain-1B etty W oodward, G ertrude
Stew art, j 3-Thou sh alt not
go from this
points th a t w ere stressed.
_
. .
.
.
.
. .’ | out to conquer the world.
!d
j tb evening was devoted to Lucile Am berson, N orita V o elk er.' building a fter supper.
P a rt of th e tim e was tak en for busiarpivi„ „
iUCI UL ule evt,“ lus was uevoiea io
’
I, .
.
..
, , ,
ness and
of th
° aarrlving
a t college
he discov‘
C ow perthw aite
and
Roline j
Five days thou sh alt have boy!
ness
an a th
tn ee re
re ss tt oi
tn ee evenine
evening was
was ered
few tbings
be didn-t
know .the study of various kinds of trees i Irm a
PH ILO M ATH IAN ASSOCIATION
friends in parlor, but on Monday
i Sikes.
sp en t in gam es and fun. A prize !and they w orried him both day and ¡found in the southw estern desert.
and
Thursday
be
sure
to
keep
them
------------ o-----------Tuesday evening th e Philom athian
was offered for the one who could | nlght Qne day he wended hig way
aw ay from the parlor.
T
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*
CL
j 11 ■
i
OF LIFE
c -m.
, „
; Alumni A ssociation m et w ith th e
m ake th e m ost w ords out of Phi j ^be 0jd wisem an*8 office and spoke
1
¡See not ju st th e shade of the poppy
ou s a no atten d any pub- j presen t m em bers a t the reg u lar m eet­
B eta E psilon.” Mrs. David W ilkie ¡the foUowlng wordg: .<old dotardj jf
I lie dance.
But the life th a t m ade it so,
ing. The Philom athians a re fo rtu n ate
won th e prize, having 78 different | you know anything, answ er me these
The Camp F ire Girls m ade th e ( Not only the green of the leaflet
6.
Thou . sh a lt never leave th e j i
in having such an active organizawords. Those who enjoyed th e e v e -;things •
cam pus fireplace th e ir m eeting place
j building w ithout perm ission.
But the life th a t m ade it grow.
ning w ere: Mrs. W ilkie, M isses Bar
m,
.
..
x
,
,
I
Don,
and a re m ore th an proud to
W here does your lap go w hen you | for th e ir weekly gathering. Miss
__
no
eep tb y ligbt ; welcome back th e alum ni. A fter the
b ara Reavis, E va H udson, Caroline K , up?
jHope Brown> Camp (ire executlye of
L ist not to the song from the hedge-j on a Der 10:00 p. m.
. ..
^ ,
| business had been com pleted, dain ty
C ontreras, E lizabeth
Roach,
ue
w h e re does your fist go when you Maricopa county, gave a sh o rt talk
8.
row,
A dair, M argie Costy, Peggy W right, ¡open your hand?
o f c h a irs ° Uo r th
SU ° ? th<5 aFmS I refreshm ents w ere served by these
to the troop. During the evening 18
H earing only the melody,
o f chairs or th e davenport.
¡m em bers. Those alum ni p resen t w ere
Dorothy Brown, L a Rue Ensign, Alice
And above everything else, is th ere girls w ere aw arded honor beads, and But know th a t it springs from a |
Stover,.
Alice
Bowman,
Bernice or is there not a S anta Claus?
g r!ss
^
0n the Je rry C arrol- B enita Yegar, C atherine
i th ree girls, E rn a R uth W ilderm uth,
h eart ath ro b
Chadwick, R uth
Clifford, T eresa
in m « . -i.
J ,, ,
Grace, Ella Bales A ustin, H elen WilT he old m an rose up in righteous [M arjorie B u rk h art and M argaret
T h at’s living M iM nstrelsy.
. .
ii 66 and lb ^ b° ^ *r iend | Hams and Thelm a Jones,
Diehl, H azel D eRosier
and
Miss w rath and said: “Hie thyself yonder Dougherty, received the swimming
drive or walk up you are invited to
________ _________
Chase.
to the classroom , books w ere w rit­ honors which they earned la st week. Not alone see th e kite o’e r the t r e e !come right into the p arlo r and enL ittle Sniff le b lister: W ell, w hen
Mrs- McCall gave a very in te re st­ ten for people like you.”
The officers elected for the group
joy thyself. Do n o t stand or sit nut
tops,
ing talk on m odern plays an d pup­ The m oral of this little story is: w ere: Peggy H averty, president; E rna
!doors
slt out | are you going to play football again?
But see a t th e end of th e rope,
p ets a t th e la st m eeting, O ctober 8.
“D rink deep or ta ste not the R uth
IN s h o r -t
The rich uncle: W hy’ 1 don,t play
W ilderm uth,
vice-president; A boy who says, “Sure, I m ade ’er,”
E lizabeth Roach also gave a report P ierian spring.”
Thou - h .it h
„
¡football. W hat m akes you ask me
K athleen Roach, treasu rer, and WanA
lad
who
has
life
and
hope.
L Th°U 8balt d° nothmg t0 epJ°y th a t question?
on som e m aterial she had collected
------------ o-----------za H ardin, secretary. A num ber of
for th e work.
j
______ __________
| L ittle Sniffle blister:
W ell, Pop
S T ILL MOON
new m em bers w ere tak en in the It’s thee O, Life, th a t w e cherish
says th a t w hen you kick off we are
T he society m et a t th e hom e of [Tonight when I am sad.
troop.
ST. M A RY’S C O L LE G E , CALIF.
F o r thee we would shun the grave
going to get a brand-new autom obile
M isses B arb ara R eavis and E va Hud- The moon w ith ivory face
The officers elected in th e Junior For thee we offer thanksgiving
Freshm
en a t • St. M ary’s are now and a house.
son for th e la st m eeting.
j Seem s like a frail woman.
H igh School for the coming sem ester
To the w onderous God who gave, j w earing F rosh caps th e size of a
°
.....
T he stars, like tears
w ere W anza H ardin, president; W an­
Reuben W right.
postage stam p. W e th ink th a t they
Our idea of a re a l guy is th e Dorp, one by one,
A suburbanite w anted to know how
da P atten , vice-president; Suzana
are w earing th e reg u lar size cap, he could se t his rooster an h o u r
Scotchm an who w ent to N iagara To glisten on the blackness
Gamboo, secretary. The tre a su re r
“Look a t th a t m an w ith one leg.” but due to th e sw elled heads th a t a l l ! ahead, w hereupon a helpful fri^’v*
F alls alone on his honeym oon be­ Of h e r velvet gown.
will be elected during the next week­
“Not
so loud. H e’ll h e a r you.”
F reshm en have, th e caps looked j advised him to exchange it fo r a
cause his bride had seen it.
By A. Student.
ly m eeting.
“W hy? Doesn’t he know it?"
sm all in com parison.
¡hen, as it was easier to set a hen.

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Cactus Walking Club ¡Clionians Plan for
In Feature Assembly
Homecomin

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¡ni
M_ Thetas Welcome
Delta
Jolly Red Heads
jy u
. Meeting?*0'?f t Zrty
Few But MiehtV
meeting
^\

Hiking Club Takes
Five Mile S t r o l l

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Zetetics Hold Dinner
And Theater P a r t y

Y, W. C. A. Girls to
Demonstrate Styles

Lambda Kappas Hold
Important M e e t i n g

ft
w• n • .
(jeOgrapfUC JOCietV
w\ •
Receives tin e

£

A Pierian Story

Philomathians Enjoy

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A Pleasant Surnrtse

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Phi Betas Study Plays
A t Tuesday Meeting

Desert Picnic Enjoyed
By Timakeena Society

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PAGE FOUR
THE TEMPE
“We cater To The Collegian”

COLUEOTAM

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1929

Seven Good Rules for
Dining Hall Etiquette

Ito m ake touchdown and win football
¡games.
If Its New
Friedie Has It
D uring the ra th e r ra re m om ents
jwhen they haven’t been slightly ga-ga
>40
1- Always push in front of every­
l with the h eat o r been absent-m indedly
For Two Weeks Beginning,
one upon en terin g the dining hall and
¡playing leap frog and
drop the
Ith en slow down to talk to your
MONDAY, OCTOBER 21st
“It is easy to w rite an essay of
j handkerchief, the Dogs have flared
Ifriends. T his is alw ays pleasing to
up and dem onstrated th a t they can 500 words, especially when it is a
■
!everyone.
J j play football under pressure, or contest for a beautiful prize,” are I
Sweat Shirts
w hether the gang Just couldn’t get th e w ords of Mary Jan e C aldw ell,,
2. Always take large helpings of
¡out of low gear against the superior w inner of the 1928 beauty contest at
I the things you don’t care to eat. The
R
I
¡heads like this.
¡ball Juggling of the M iners, is for the U niversity of Illinois, who has
By DOC RAISIN C A N E
you to look up in the scrap book, Just entered h er essay In the M ajes­
Professional Model Sweat
3. W hen passing the pickles and ! here’* hot
gentle readers. But the Frosh may tic-College hum or radio contest.
Shirts
and olives one should never fail t o ! grid dope!
This co n test which is open to all
place the largest tablespoon he can I
draping his rheum atic fram e be Just the rig h t com bination to
over the barbed w ire fence on t h e l 1118*56 tke °*' *an ,By Bulldog kick up college u ndergraduates offers as
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o u tsk irts of Irish Field for the last [his n eth er heels and sharpen his prizes five glorious M ajestic radios
4. Rem em ber to handle
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ou“ hta
¡be like this—
a M ajestic.” All m anuscripts m ust i
jsp eaied in th e best circles—as the what it’s all about.
Girls Gymnasium Clothing
be
ty p ew ritten and sen t to G rigsby-|
T
here
have
been
rum
ors
th
a
t
A.
S.
I
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er
pouring
over
road
m
aps
and
j olives are spooned.
football ex- . Grunow Company, Chicago, before
T. C. had a football team th is y e a r ,:¡diagram s like all -good
- - ---------j 5. W hen eating grapes one spits
Say I’ve heard m ore th an twice
and- th ere have been rum ors th a t p e rts- Doc ,s ready to predict—well, N
1 ovem ber 10.
¡the seeds on his spoon and then taps
_________
r-t T1»e ____________
„ Iuc con
th a t y °u collegiate stu d en ts like
Phoenix
A. S. T. C. didn’t have a football Ialm
ost an_____
yth ing, for uoluluoJ
Saturday aa iie
fter-j
Judges in this_ nation-wide
¡the spoon on his plate. T his tinkling
team this year. Doc will tu rn hl ii8s |noon
|noon’ But *ke
ig h t,| te s t *o r collegians only will be Karlthe onIy
only thing he m ight
e x p e fiS c e w kh U niversY tyY hips
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tw isted periscope on the football
moerican
in
th
e E ast, we
w ere able
to
neighbors. It is always pleasant to
acquire wide bottom tro u sers of
laddies and let you Judge for y o u r-!the w eather, and h e ’s not a w e a th e ri Conservatory oi Music; H. N. Swanjsee a group of people eating stickyjson, editor of College Hum or, and I all kinds.
expert, so he w on’t guess a t th a t
selves
The Journal Company j frosted cake with th eir fingers.
T
here
are
loti ot
of real unkind
un k in d ]j But a fte r years “n ’ years n ’ years jJames
m e re
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.Mesa, Arizona
For instance in
lish
efore leaving the table the things th a t m ight be said about the | in the v eterin ary business he believes l1
1:8,1 a t th
tilee U niversity of Chicago.
C O M M E R C IA L PRINTING
crum bs should be brushed
Doc isn’t
retty
brushed on
on the
the jiBulldoas.
Bulldogs, hut
but Doc
isn’t going to „s„a.Jy th
• aat t he
he isis pPre
tty nearlv
nearly correct
correct inin¡W
jw inners
in n e rs wi
WM be announced in the
School Papers a Specialty floor—and on one’s neighbors, I t’s ’em until a fte r the F rosh gam e Sat- 'fo recastin g th a t th e Bulldogs wm F ebruary issue of College Humor.
¡good exercise and som etim es the urday. If the boys come through w in on pure fight, if they win a t a ll.!
We have 22-24 and 26 in bottoms.
¡crum bs fall in lovely designs.
w ith th eir headgears still intact, and T his last week of practice has seen ¡SKYROCKET!
(Spoken) SKY ROCKET!
| 7. L astly: T here are two ways of ¡succeed in showing the U niversity some im provem ent ’m ongst the boys |
Now the 24 and 26 in. w idths are
B U Y A H O M E IN T E M P E
m ade to order for us. No sto re in
W histle
The Home of the State Teachers
leaving the dining hall. W hen one ¡underfed squad what station to get and if they can keep th e ir heads on!
Mesa, Tem pe no r Phoenix have
College.
, m akes some m istake the proper pro off at, Doc won’t say ’em at all.
th eir several pairs of shoulders and i
BOOM! Ah-h-h-!
th e collegiate T ro u sers o r shoes
The Town of Homes
cedure is to rise hurriedly, scraping
ARIZONA STATE TEACHERS!
In o ther words, the grand melee a ttle to the final yodel of the referee, |
th a t we have.
one’s chair, and rush aw ay w ithout | Saturday is going to be a so rt of th ere will be one hot tim e in the ol’ FOUR RAHS!
Boys we carry in stock th e clasArizona S tate T eachers!
saying a word to the company pres-¡special redeem ing p arty for the Tem- town S aturday eve. And th a t’s no
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si6st collegiate shoes you’ve ever
RAH!
jent. At one tim e it was correct to jp e gridders. If they get functioning idle promise.
seen.
RAH!
Ipardon one’s self for errors but c u s-jin m anner as of old, th ere will be
’Member, folks! The Bulldogs will
W ell! T h a t’s enough of th is bunk.
T. S. T. C.
RAH!
j tom s have been revised. In leaving] a lot of whoopee and h at tossing, win by fighting!
H igh w aisted, pleats, side pockets,
RAH!
------------ o-----------¡at th e end of a meal don’t m ake and Doc will be the first to discard
24 in. bottom T rousers for school
for 5 bucks.
A rizona S tate T eachers!
jth e m istake of walking out w ithout ¡his top-piece. (W hich, by the way, is
A T T H E CAM PU S
M ORE NEW BOOKS
(Continued from F age 1)
(P ause betw een rah s)
Ihanging on som eone’s neck or punch-j a valuable relic handed down to him
H OM E C O O KED FOODS
Cold Drinks
Lunches jing anyone w ithin reach. Tickling is!b y his notorious uncle, Joseph Glutz,
M artin—M eaning of a Liberal E du­ BULLDOG GROWL.
Gur-ur-ur-rhh!
one of the best m ethods of causing a ¡who once w rote a column of caustic cation.
22 in. Bottom Cord
dignified riot. We thank you.
Gur-ur-ur-rhh!
'com m ent in a collich new spaper and
N. E. A. Dept, of Ed. School Prin.
T eachers Fight!
was found one m orning suspended 3rd year book.
FOR SERVICE,
Gur-ur-ur-RAH!
P
apa:
“Stop
reaching
across
t
h
e
j
by
bis
neck
alongside
of
the
tacklin
N.
E.
A.
Dept,
of
Ed.
School
Prln.
SATISFACTION AND
TEAM LOCOMOTIVE.
| table,
Junior,
H aven’t
you
a ¡dummy on th e field of scrim m age 5th year book.
COURTESY SEE
j tongue?”
T-E-A-M—Rah-Rah-Rah-Rah!
Boy, a bucket and a mop.)
N. E. A. Dept, of Ed. School Prin.
Collegiate Suede Coats
T-E-A-M—Rah-Rah-Rah-Rah!
6th year book.
• Young Hopeful: “Yes. sir, but my
Across the Campus
lpage the
T-E-A-M—Rah-Rah-Rah-Rah!
arm is longer.”
N. E. A. Dept, of Ed. School Prin. J
B ulldogs!—Bu Id logs!
hiking club!
7th y e a r book.
i
Come in and look at them
BULLDOGS!
From all rep o rts th at have seeped
N. E. A. Dept, of Ed. School Prin. |
ICOME ON, BULLDOGS!
¡onto the cam pus here an en t the 8th y ear book.
Come on—BULLDOGS!
sta tu s of the Frosh, th ere is going
N. E. A. Dept, of Supt. 7th year
Say boys any tim e you a re in
Come on—BULLDOGS!
to be no pink tea served on the grid­ book.
Mesa, shop around, m ake yourself
B-U-L-L-D-O-G-S
a t home. I’ve a little gym in th e
iron Saturday afternoon. The Tucson
N a t’l Soc. for Study of Education,
back, so come around and sock
Come on—BULLDOGS!
Babes have been battered from goal 27th year book.
the bag around.
FIGHT
’EM
TEACHERS!*
post to goal post by the U. V arsity
Neilson—E ssentials of Poetry.
F ight ’em T eachers, fight ’em!
in practices lately. And they have
Ogburn—R ecent Social Changes.
F ight ’em T eachers, fight ’em!
given the V arsity a few beeg pooshes
P ack—N ature Almanac.
F ig h t ’em T eachers!
in return. In o ther words, they come
P alm er—Baseball for G irls and j
F ight ’em T eachers!
¡here as hard as a consignm ent of Women.
F ight ’em T eachers, fight ’em!
MESA
dining ball snails, and re a rin ’ to go!
Rich—Clasisfied Types of L itera
i
The them e song of the T eachers tu re.
Iday a fte r tom orrow is going to be,
Rich—A Study of th e Types of ( AS T H E BOYS GO TEAR IN G BY
As the boys go tearin g by,
“I’d Climb the H ighest M ountain.” L iteratu re.
O FFICE and R ESID EN CE
for ° n th e ir way to, do or die,
And if they can m ake the grade,
Rose—L aboratory H andbook
Corner of Mill Ave. and 4th Ave.
Many sighs, m any tears, mingled
which is the Frosh forw ard wall, D ietetics, 3rd edition.
w ith the cheers,
M cCreary’s m erry men may get a
Seager—Econmics.
D EN TIST
¡As the boys go tearin g by!
chance to let loose a wild and feroci­
Seeger—Poems.
TemPe
Arizona
m
H
y
-!
Making
gain
on
steady
gain,
ous attack of assorted plays designed
Simley—College Textbook of
(Helps to swel lth e sw eet refrain
giene.
jT em pe’s going to win the day!
W hitlach—Golf for Beginners.
E V ER Y T H IN G IN H A RD W A RE,
W oodberry—A ppreciation of L itera iT em pe’s sure to win th e day!
Paints and Window Glass
¡As the boys go tearin g by.
ture.
Furniture and Dishes:
Groceries, Hay, Grain, Wood, Coal,

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Charlie the Barber

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Fresh Meats, Hams, Bacon
Vegetables, Produce
Phone 68
Tempe
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Tarkington’s Tire Shop
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Phone 19
Te mpe

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Tempe Electric Co.
Wiring, Fixtures, Electrical Con­
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Phone 19

Unloading Sale” on this week

611 Mill Avenue

F A L L IS H E R E —
and I am well prepaired for your
needs— Hats, Shoes, Shirts, Pants,
Sweaters, etc.

Kelly Hyder

Silk Dresses up to $15.00
B A Y L E S S G R O CER Y & M A R K E T
NO. 15
The Payless Stores
Groceries and Meats
Fresh Fruits
Vegetables
Phone 15

$790
Smart chic styles.
Entire stock party frocks and silk dresses
and coats slashed and slashed deep.

GEO. A. JOHNSON CO.
MESA

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TEMPE

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Finger Waving, shampooing, and
hot oil treatments, see—

MRS. McARNARNEY
Phone 27

Tempe

Tempe Shoe Shop
QUICK SERVICE
It is time to repair your shoes.
For Winter is here.
Our prices are always right.
411 Mill Ave.
Tempe

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WHO— i T E M-P-E for ol’ Tem pe—

Phone 8

D rank te a for tw enty years but !
Rah! Rah! Rah!
quit because his te a leaves w o r e |^ em pe ob glorious! W e’ll sing to
out?
|
thee!
Proposed to the girl on the eigh- jF a *re st
colleges, give h e r th ree
teen-day d iet?
tim es three,
TEM PE
Students headquarters— EndicottBought old Model T Fords to s e ll!011 cam PUs !
Johnson Shoes— Bradley Sweaters
to his friends for v ib rato rs?
¡Long
may we cherish her, ever
be
Holeproof Hosiery
Got a job
on th e o th e r side
of j
true!
tow n so he could read his fellow F a ire st of all th e schools
passenger’s paper as he rode to W e’ll fight for you!
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Price offers an inducement_but
Then th ere w as the Scotchm an
W on’t stay out late a t night be­
quadity offers a reason. We offer
cause he refuses to w aste words ex-| who kissed th e neighbor’s baby
you the reason for the price— Finer
every tim e it finished eatin g an ice
plaining to his w ife?
Quality. We call for and deliver.
cream
cone.
415 Mill Ave.
Phone 220
P u t popcorn in his w ife’s pancakes
so they would tu rn them selves o v e r? '
W as m arried in th e backyard so
th a t the chickens could ea t the rice?
Took sw im m ing so he could use
Visit our store during our Rexall One-Cent Sale,
the free-hand stroke?
OCTOBER 16 to OCTOBER 19, inclusive
W alked all over tow n looking for
a cheap postoffice?
A saving for every student. We cater to your wants
And the one who bought a car
because the doctor told him th a t his
wife had gas in heF stom ach.—The
Cactus Chronicle, Tucson, Arizona.

of

Boston Store

Doughboy Tailors

Laird & Dines

“1 am very slow a t using a type­
w riter.”
“Do you use the H unt and Peck
method ?”
“No. I type by a slow er j m ethod $
than th at. 1 use the Columbus Sys­
tem .”
“W hat is th e Columbus system ? ij
have never heard of it before.”
j
“It is a m ethod by which, a f t e r !
you have decided w hat le tte r you j
w ant to use, you discover it and |
then land on it.”
W onder if Solomon ever tried tra d ­
ing in a forty-year-old wife fop two
tw enties?

LETTER DAY
WINNING I

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