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Men's Glee Club

Elects Officers

For Coming Year

V;irren. Adiims. Crnuch Are
Chosen hy Music
Croup
The Mon's Oloe club Bt the regun ght,
meotiiiR last Thursdny
November 21, elected officers for
the coming year. Thry are: Henry
H. Warren, Srbree, president; Jas.
E. Adams, Harrodsburp,
dent; H. B. Crouch, Little Rock

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Ing any tendency toward srhool
spirit that the freshmen might
have.
As a whole, the freshmen rlns Is
proud to be Included in the student
body of the University of Kentucky.
They are willing to give everything
they can In order to keep tradition
alive on the campus, but they cannot succeed because of the actions
the upperclassmen take
against them. School spirit ennnot
be forced upon a group of students.
It must be offered them by the un-pportion of the student body
with all slncerelty and respect. The
lack of school spirit is not the
fault of the freshmen; the fault
lies entirely with the upperclass-meThe freshman is not an animal; he has a few sensibilities; he
can sense the lack of respect for
the University on the part of the
upperclassmen. Only a short time
is required for freshmen to become
bitter and prejudiced when this
limitation Is placed upon him. He
soon learns that sophistication is
the order of the age, and that he
will become an object of ridicule if
he shows any trace of emotion. It
is Impossible to attend any student

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Social Brief

Tticvl.iy, November 2f,

visited
with
Fiances Murphy
friends In Louisville over the weekend.
Poro'liy Ann Dundon visited at
hrr home In Paris over the weekend.
Smith.
Sl?ma Alpha Fpsllon
Harold Bush. Herman
Kentucky Fpsllon of Sigma
Dotson
and Arthur Dot.son were guests at
Etrllnn announces the initiaa dance Friday night at Margaret tion of the hollowing: r?ob SherHall, Versailles.
man, Cincinnati, and Jack Hoover,
nob 8alyer, Fd Hurd, Bill Crady Pndurnh.
Dorothy Curtis was luncheon
and Bob Forsythe attended the
ana-Purdue
game at Blooming-to- n tiest a, the house Friday.
Ri Cloyd sn-at
the week-en- d
on Saturday.
Ouests at the house during the his home in Camnbellsvllle.
week-en- d
Alpha XI Drla
included Erwln Faber,
Ruth Katzenberger was a weekFt. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Ev,h" home of Irene
ert Humble, Somerset.
end guest
The following were out of town 3ievers in Somerset.
Kanpn Delta
during the week-enSam KenneLeslie Jon. who un,,nrwe"
dy, Somerset; Bill Crady and Foots
at the Good
Bunt on. Louisville; Bob Stevenson, minor operation
Somerset; Bill Boland and Dick Samarlt'n hnsn'tnl, has returned
home.
to the Knpro rvl
Wells, Plkevllle; Ed Alcorn,
Dorothy Torstrick spent the
James Palmore, Frankwith her parents In Loufort; Paul Carraeo, Carrolton; Ai
isville.
Peters, Ft. Thomas.
Konna Delta alumnae met at 7:30
Delta ZeU
o
night nt, the
Delta Zeta held open house Fri- o'clock last
F,v,'" on Wabash
day for Sigma Alpha Epsilon fra- Mr. Frd
Drive. Mrs). John Wlllmott, Jr., was
ternity.
assistant hostess.
Dorothy Santen spent the weekpnt and
Halls
end at her home in Paris.
from PatterThe fn'iw)nr
Shelby House
Boyd halls spent the weekson
Cornelia Crafton and Beverly end and their resneeMve homes:
at
In
Richards spent the week-en- d
Farrell Hoesel. Elsie Woodson, K.
Warsaw at the home of the latter' Barnard. Lois King. Bettv Menzes.
parents.
Tonn Brettchnelder. Julie Merrl-elJeanette Watts visited In Parks-vill- e
Dorothy Babbitt, Mary E.
last week-enNorvell. Doris Iuler. Virginia Iuler.
week-en- d
Mrs. Jesse Beard was a
Elizabeth Tillett, Sarah Oaitski'.l,
guest at the house.
Betty Lou Hols'eln, Margaret
Sigma Nn
Maxine Coffey, Eleanor Steele
Buster Hubbard, Louisville, was a Tane Mitchell. Ellzabth Dietrich.
week-en- d
guest at the house.
Santen. Frances Young, Joyce
Alpha Gamma Delta
Wright. Gladys Rovee. Byrd Kn-dal- l,
Nancye Trimble spent the weekSarah E. Arnold, Dorothy
Torstrick, Dee Walden, Mary Saunend with her parents In
ders and Virginia Dickey.

SEIISERMNG TIRES

Kappa Sigma
A. W. Plummer spent the weekend at his home in Millershurg.
Charles Stan'.ey went to Frankfort for the werk-rnMrs. E. H. Me cnlf and daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. C. H Day
were guests Sunday at the chapter
house.
Hunt Thomas, Oeorge Ochs and
Oeorge Jaekron spent the week-en- d
d.

In Loulsvll'.e.
Nell Craik

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Mary Dangerfleld will stay at the
Kippa Kappa Gamma house during the next two or three weeks.
Slrma CM
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Pinner guests at the house
were Jean Weis and Frances

was a dinner guest
Thursday.
William O. Howe, Jellco. Tenn..
was
The election of a
guest at the chapwas a week-en- d
necessitated by the extensive pro
ter house.
gram outlined for the current sea
Harry Schoberth
attended the
son. William Elliott was chosen to
California
Notre
fill this post.
football game at South Bend. Ind.
The University quartette chosen
Zeta Tan Alpha
from the members of the Glee club
Frances Bush spent the week-en- d
Is composed of: Tesse Montjoy,
in Louisville.
Lexington,
first tenor; Harlowe
Zeta Tau Alpha held open house
Dean, Jr., Lexington, second tenor;
Friday for Phi Kappa Tau fraterWilliam Elliott, Burnslde, baritone;
nity.
and Edward Vallce, Lexington, bass. gathering and enter into any orSigma. Phi Epsilon
ganized cheering when there are a
Those who spent the week-en- d
of students around who out of town were Bob Nail,
number
persist In maintaining a dignified
and Ralph Reeves,
silence except for scathing com- Frankfort.
ments.
Alpha Tan Omrra.
After this discouraging introducMu Iota of Alpha Tau Omega
present day students' announces the pledging of Charles
tion to the
Idea of school spirit how can the Harbin, Olasgow.
freshmen be expected to have any
Alpha Delta Theta
degree of enthusiasm for the UniKathleen Smith, Taylorsvllle,
versity? Then, when the upper- spent the week-en- d
at the house.
Coach Cameron Parks will take classmen attempt to force the
Alpha Delta Theta held open
freshmen, by the authority of the house Friday for Pi Kappa Alpha
his combined varsity and freshman
squad to Louisville. Student Council, to become imbued fraternity.
Thursday morning, to compete In with school spirit, they are confessPhi Kappa Tan
ing their own disregard of tradi
Crossthe annua llndlana-Kentuck- y
Sidney Taylor, Bob Mills, Andy
as they
country meet to be held over the tions campus. should be observed on Anderson and Bob Tabeling spent
any
Cherokee Park course.
at their respective
the week-en- d
This article would have
This meet as an annual affair has fitting conclusion than theno more homes in Covington.
follow
grown to considerable prominence
Bobby Coleman and Billy Evans
ing
taken from
In Frankfort.
and always attracts the best har- dent paragraph commencement Presi spent the week-en- d
adMcVey's
in this section of the country. dress of June 6, 1932:
riers
Kappa Kappa Gamma
year, Walter "Bud" HocVer
spent the week-en- d
in
Last
Nell Cralk
'A university is a place; it is a
finished well up In the pack, mak- spirit
It Is the center where am- Louisville.
ing the best showing that a Ken- bitious youth gathers to learn; It
tucky man has ever made.
protects the traditions, honors the khan held in place at the back by
The meet will get underway at new aid tests its value; It believes a grosgrain ribbon bow in black
Louisville at 10 o'clock, so that in truth, protests against error and felt, and over your right eye a
members of the squad will be able leads men by reasoning rather than perky red pom-poholding down a
to return In time for the Kentuckv-Tennesse- e by force."
neat stiff circular veil about four
football game In the afW. M. W. Jr.
inches in diameter. This is a new
ternoon.
Those making the trip
idea for veils quite welcome, too,
are Dave Roean, Cecil Hillard. Bill
after having hat brims and veils
Ford, Warren Steckmest, Joe Moore,
that make you see eye specialists
Bob Relyea, O. D. Hawkins, Laban
after each wearing.
e.
Moore, and Manager Hank
And now the stocking problem is
along w'th Coach Parks
solved! There are sizes in length
By BETTY EARLE
team has secured
Thus far, the
and width as well as foot sizes-so- me
the use of but one automobile for
called Brev for short people
It really looks as If the holidays and Modite for the taller ones.
the trip and Coach Parks would
makes them and
to have any one interested In were creeping up on us now what
like
mating the trip who has an avail- wi'h all the Santas, red and green Denton's sells them. .. .$1.15, $1.35
's and up.
able car. to get in touch with him streamers, and what not. But
is all reidy for them, with
or any member of the squad.
their Holiday House of Christmas
cards and wrappings established In
GLEE CLUB TO TOl'R
the middle of the first floor. It
seems early for this, but you know
The University Men's Glee c'.ub U a month isn't a verv long time, esscheduled to give a concert at pecially if ou're planning personMidway, December 6, it was an- al printed or engraved cards, so
take a look at the Holiday House.
nounced by Professor Lampert.
Don't forget that the wrappings are
half the fun of Christmas, particularly if you save the ribbons! The
trickiest bit I saw had a white
background with black deer sprinting through silver pines.
Graves-Co- x
says this is Arrow
Week, gentlemen, so this Is a fine
opportunity to write home for that
extra bit. Great occasions must be
Dear Editor:
celebrated!
Tell the home folks
have been several articles about those swanky new rough
There
In the editorial columns of The weave shirts, styled by Arrow, with
Kernel concerning freshmen caps, wide button down collars Kent
traditions, and 6chool snirit. A flair. However, don't be too enthuBftirtnl thaf
rlrh n traHiHrmc i ' siastic or dad will prabably spend
one to be proud of, but there are your allowance on some for himcertain traditions that become an- self. Then there are wool ties to
tiquated in any school. It Is no match pair up a solid color with
longer necessary to insult a fresh the dominant one in the plaid shirt
man's Intellect to prevent him from you're buying. And bright plaid
becoming a ruler of the campus. It mufflers, wool gloves (each finger
seems to be an indication of fear guaranteed to be a different color!)
on the part of the upperc'.assmen and, If you really want to be seen,
that they should attempt to heap try the new striped socks but
petty restrictions and rulings upon please, not all at once!
the heads of the freshmen. The
Hats are coming to the front!
great majority of freshmen depend Flowers, veils, flat furs In fact,
upon the upperclassmen for leadernearly everything but the kitchen
ship and guidance, and respect sink and right in the front! Somethem as superior students. When times they have a little trouble getthe upperclassmen flaunt their au- - ting It all in the front, so excess Is
thority in the faces of the fresh- put on top. Shlpp's has a new type
men class, then they, the upper- they call Lucky Strike a turned
classmen, have succeeded in destroy- - up bill effect of galyak or astra- si

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