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Summer Schoo News SUMMER SCHOO NEWS . +qTHE ORANGE AND VLUE DAILV BULLETIN 4.- OL V I UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1928 Nv. i I COMING EVENTS MURPHREE SCHEDULES General Problems BLACK ASKS MORE RECITAL FOR SUNDAY (This space reserved for an- Are Discussed at ELECTIONS TO COU N(CI ouncements of coming events. For the first organ recital of the Preceptress Meet' otices should be in our office I summer session. to be given by A general discussion of problems Men residents in the f ollowing efore 2:30 p. m., proceeding the Claude L. Murhree University which arise in the dormitories and fraternity houses are requested to lay on which they are to ap- Organist, Sunday afternoon at 4 roonin houses featured the first assemble at some convenient time )ear.) P. M. at the auditorium, the follow- reg1I Ieeting of the preceptresses and elect a representative to the 3unday June 17, 9:30 a. m., in ing program is announced: held Thursday evening with Dean student council. Weed Hall, Bible Class. This assembly All March, "Pomp and Circumstance" Hill in room 44, should invited. Buckman Hall. be held so that the repre- Elgar The Dean of Women asked the co- sentative may attend the second reg- Sunday, June 17, 4 p. m., Mur- Love's Old Sweet Song Molloy, operation of the students in uphold- Ular meeting of the student council phree Recital, University Aud- Lemare ing the highest standards of conduct Monda night, 7 p. ma. Room 112. itorium. Ancient Phoenician Processian, during the summer term. Peabody. Alpha Tau Omega. Kappa Stoughton Miss Pauline Hall, who was pres- Alpha, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Kap- Preceptresses Chosen Choral Symphonique Diggle ident of the student council in the pa Sigma, Delta Chi, Delta Tau. Al- The Magic Harp Meale summer of 1926, or gave a short re- pha Delta. Sigma Lambda Tau, Two-Weeks Period Three Dances from "Henry VIII" view of the work done by the Sigma Chi, Alpha Gamma Rho, and German Council in previous summers. She Pi Kappa Phi. The following preceptresses i. Morris Dance; emphasized that the standard of Any other fraternity, boarding, I hiave been elected for the two- 2. Shepherd's Dance: Conduct maintained by the student or rooming houses where a con- weeks period: 3. Torch Dance. on the campus reflected on the siderable number of men are stay- uckman- A popular or current number home. ing should also elect a representa- Section A-Mrs. E. R. Sensa- Caprice, "The Brook" Dethier The preceptresses will meet each tive to the student council. baugh -week with Dean Hill to discuss prob- A. P. Black. Dean of Men. Section B-Mrs. Mildred J. Student Council lems which arise in the different Yeagle Isections. Enrollment Exceeds Section C-Frances Evans Members Chosen Last Section D-Mrs. Charlotte!ee Club To resent Year's By 400 Klett The The total Summer School enroll- Section E-Mrs. Nora representatives to the stu-, Opera Wheeler dent council elected for the sum- During Summer ment to-date (Friday noon). has EmilThomas- mer session are: The first meeting of the Univer- reached 1483, as against 1089 en- Section A-Mrs. Marie Johnson Thomas Hall--Mrs. Olive Gurr, sity Glee rolled last year. Of this numb- B-Mrs. Club was held Thursday C. M. Watson' section A; Margaret Lindsay, afternoon at 5 p. m. with Mr. Col- er, 97 are registered in the Law C-Mrs. Mary G. Long Section C; Anne Lyde Dawson, lings presiding. There were about College. D-Hattie B. Thompson section B; Pauline Hall, section fifty or sixty )resent. the majority The schools in Jacksonville will E-Mrs. Harris 'I Lowery E; Alice M. Himes, section F. being ladies. The class was divided close today and it is expected F-Mrs. Emma Wicker Buckman Hall- Mary C. Guess, into men's tenor and bass and that the registration of teachers Barracks - section E; Irene Campbell, section ladies' soprano and alto. A selec. from these schools within the Upstairs-Agnes Warriner A: Ila C. Russ, section D; Alva tion. "The Bells of St. Mary's." next few days will considerably Downstairs- Evelyn E.Epling Payne, section B; Catherine was tried with satisfactory results. increase the total enrollment. Florida House---Mrs. Annie L. Young, section C. Plans were also made for a musical King Off-Campus- Orene Gillis. Mrs. program to be presented in Jul\. ASK CARE BE TAKEN IN Tau Epsilon House-Mrs. Flor- Steen's: Mr:s. Jeannette Wilsey, Mrs. Worth stated that MAKING FINAL ence Hill Watson an opera SCHEDULES Pyramid House;Leola Steele, Mrs. will be given at the close of the Mizelle's; Gladys Grahm, Blu9 summer session. consisting of forty All students registered in the Extra Section of Plane Lantern; Lucille Dickson, Florida voices. twenty male and twenty fe-, summer school are requested to Geometry is Created Hall; Beatrice Oder, Tau Episilon male. The Glee Club will also oc- carefully consider the courses Phi house; H. D. Smith; W. E. Upy a prominent place in the com- offered in the catalogue before Morris, Mrs. Johnston. Carey E. mencement exercises. making out there final schedule. Due to an overflow in Plane Ge- Swinington, Sagamore Lodge_ This will do away with the ne- ometrN I at 8 o'clock, a second No. 1; H. E. McArthur; Mrs. F. Alstetter: Mrs. A. B. Carrier; cessity for dropping courses in section has beem formed to meet at Edyhte DeGrove and Abbie Vas- Dean J. W. Norman; Mr. J. E. many cases and will save con- 9 o'clock in Room 314, Language sie, barracks. Johnson; Dean A. P. Black; and siderable' time for both the dean i. Wi Factlty Advisors-MNrs, Mahel Dean Sue Hill. and the student. III AGE TWO THE SUMMER SCHOOL NEWS THE SUMMER SCHOOL NEWS Honor Society Will Official Publication of the University of Florida Elect This Su nner advertising Manager. W. L. Carter The highest scholastic honor to iJirculation Manager. Powell Majors he gained by students either in the managing Editor. .Miss W ilma Wilson regular session of the university or iditor-in-chief. M. J. Dauer in the summer school is election to assistant .A.A A. Murphree, Jr. membership in the national honoi Continuous From 1 P. M. aculty Adviser . .Elmer Emig society of Phi Kappa Phi. TYhi Monay - -______ Kappa Phi has been established 15c TODAY35c Published every morning, except Monday and Sunday. at Florida for 17 Nears. during SUE CARROL which time it has been very un-I UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA portent factor in encouraging thor "WALKING BACK" ough scholarship and sound learn- editorial Office, Room 5, Language Hall. Call Professor Einig ing among the students on the cai- M 0 N D AY at Department of Journalism, or 17J after 5:30 p. m. pus. dvertising matters should be referred to Mr. W. L. Carter. There are two great national DICK BARTHELMESS irculation matters should be referred to Powell Majors. honor societies. Phi Kappa Phi and N Phi Beta Kappa. The latter is the "LITTLE SHEPHERD" UNIVERSIT Y ELECTIO NS .lbmany years. but member. shilp it is limited solely to sto- dents in colleges of A rts and Si- has excited considerable favorable enc1(e. Phi Kappa Pi adlmitS Stll-counnienlt amlong tile other chiapters There are quite a number of differences between the dents from all colleges, and the e .and seemdis destined to become maore )ummer School and the regular session; not the least of wisdom Ofr establishing it at Florida and more used as time passes. hese being the great contrast between the methods of becomes apparent. since there are Toward the (lose of the present olding the election of student officers. There are two at present seven colleges on the summer session this public initia- olitical parties which function during the regular session, campus with others to come later. tion will be held in the auditorium and will be followed by the annual he Hamburger and Beefsteak, or, to give them their more Phi Kappa Phi has 154 chapters well distributed over i he country summer school banquet i unified names, the Democratic and Liberal. Some . .l s organicaio of the anld mnclidmll SOmle Of the largest by the time the bills aId 1105 outstandin colleges and Ofcsor liathimatical genius calculated that all(] ~ ~ motOttnigclee n Officers for the present year are: 1pr hot-dogs and cold drinks at the rallies, and campaign nIVersitles ill America. President Prof. A. P. Black ;ewspapers and posters had been paid, the expenses of llnbership in Phi Kappa Phi \ice-president I)ean J. W. Norman joth were a dollar per vote cast. On the other hand, at olmes a. the result of election by Secretary Bert Ames pe recent election of preceptresses and representatives to the resident and student ienmbers. Treasurer Miss Cora Miltimore student council, there seems to have been no room for The reqlliren""ls ae that the st"- Historian Dr. C. L. Crow ihe dent shall be with in lilI yea r of Senate investigation. As the women voters have al- aobe.d .itaia our \ear graduation im a standard fourl tear pady claimed that all the good officers in the state elec- (lurse leading tr a degree: that TNNIS TOURNAMENT on were elected by their vote, pretty soon thcy will be e minimum avage or al wor TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK ranting to give the mere men lessons in politics. Siall e 8.5 per cent: that not mor P than20 er cnt f te orduaina Prizes will he offered for win- ners in tennis tournament that is clas- miaN he elected: and that th character of those elected shall b to begin next week.
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