THE KENTUCKY KERNEL
EIGHT GIRLS ARE MADE
MEMBERS

OF SURY CLUB

Initiates Sell Tags for
Thursday Night
Rally
The dny of cqunl rights nrrlvccl nt
tlic University Wodnosdny when eight
pirln were iidmlttcd Into the SuKy Circle
nt n meeting held In the Y. M. C. A. room.
For some time pnst the girls hnvc tnken n
lively interest in nil school nctivitics
nnd have nhvnys been stnunch nnd loy
til supporters of the tennis in nthlctic
ventures. Until now no recognition hns
been mnde of their effort but by mnking
them members of the SuKy Circle it is
nhown thnt their work hns been npprc
The work of this orgnnizntion
cinted.
will now be more widesprend nnd pro
grcssivc thnn ever before.
These girls were chosen becnuse of
the nctivc pnrt they hnve tnken in pro
moting the wclfnre of the school nnd
the encourngment they hnvc given the
present members of SuKy. Those scl
ectcd were, Mnrgnret Smith, Kntherinc
Conroy Mnry Peterson, Irene McNnmnrn,
Louise Connell, Mnrgnret Jnmeson, Dor
othy Blntz, nnd Mnrgnret Lnvin. The
first work of the newly elected members
was to sell tngs on the enmpus Thurs
diiy for the purpose of mnking the rnlly
on Thursdny night n huge success. The
rally was the biggest in the history of
the school nnd sends the team to Louis
ville confident of defeating Scwnnee.

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Men Will Have First Choice
of Rooms

GAME POST
PONED UNTIL LATER

SOCCER

The soccer game between the Freshman nnd Sophomore girls which wns to
hnve been plnycd Frldny nftcrnoon, hns
The tenms nrc
ngnin been postponed.
without n bnll nnd it is impossible to
secure nnother by Friday. Roth tenms
nrc working hnrd nnd ench side is confident of victory.
OHvIn Smith wns chosen enptnin of
the sophomore tenm nnd other sophomores who nrc doing well in prnctisc nrc,
Frnnccs Ripy, Bcrthn Kraft, nnd Mildred
Morris. The Freshmen have not selected their enptnin nt yet but those in lino
for the plncc nnd who nrc playing
well arc: LolHe Hockcrsmlth,
Rachcllc Shacklctt, Frances Colcmnn,
Helen Wells, Helen McFnrlnnd, Frnnccs
Green, Frnnccs Kenny, nnd Mnry

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SIX NEW SPONSORS

ARE

CHISENjNJATTALION
Vacancies in Platoons Are
Filled by Vote of
Cadets

Six young women in the University
wore chosen Monday and Tuesday by
the endcts in the various platoons in the
battalion to net ns sponsors in the plnce
of the sponsors elected Inst yenr who
did not return into the University this
fr.ll. The elections covered merely the
plntoons nnd, therefore ench sponsor
elected will hnve the rnnk of Heutennnt.
The young women chosen in the election nrc:
A Company, First Platoon, Elizabeth
CInre; Second Plntoon, Mnrgnret Lnvin.
Nnn
B
Company,
First Plntoon,
Chennult; Second Plntoon, Clny Miller
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Elkin.
C Compnny
First Plntoon, Lillian
OFFICE HOURS CHANGED Rnsch; Second Plntoon, Mnrtha Pate.
This list of, new members into the
group of sponsors completes the number
Dr. Holmes Will Discuss required. Eliznbeth Kimbrough, formerly n lieutenant in A Company was elected
Topics
by advanced course to the rank of major
Kathnrine Conroy holds the rank of
While physicinl exnminntions are be- Captain of A Company, Mamie Miller
ing held Dr. Ireland will have his office Woods, B Company and Mary Peterson,
hours from 8:30 a. m. to 12:30 and from C Company.
2:00 p. m. to 3:30 p. m. except Saturday
nfternoon. On Monday Wednesday and TAU
HOLDS
Friday the whole afternoon will be dePLEDGING IN
voted to physical examinations and on
Tuesdays and Thursdays the DispenTau Beta Pi, honorary Engineering
sary "will take charge of the medical fraternity of the University, held its anneeds of the students from 2:00 p. m. to nual pledging in chapel, Friday at the
:30 p. m.
fifty hour. John Crenshaw, honor man
Every student should go to his mail
ot last year, presided and introduced
box daily and he will not be excused Dean Freeman, acting dean of the Cofrom examination because he did not llege'
of Engineering, who outlined the
get his announcement. The card con- ideals and standards of Tau Beta Pi and
cerning physical examination is written gave the requirements for eligibility for
in red ink, thus calling special attention
election to the fraternity. He congratuto it.
lated those who were to be pledged and
Saturday at the fifth hour Dr. Holmes urged them to maintain the present high
will meet the Freshman jnen at Matricustandards of the society. After his adlation Lecture where he will discuss a dress the following men were pledged,
health topic with them. Dr. Ireland will John Burk, Cave City, honor man; David
not be in the Dispensary Friday or Thornton, Versailles; Raymond Craig,
Saturday but will accompany the foot- Lexington; Charles Bourland, Madison-villball team to Louisville.
and George Nicholson, Walton.

With
Health
Freshmen Saturday

Drug

The following men were initiated into
the Kentucky Chapter of Triangle Fra
ternity, Saturday October 22; C. M.
Riefkin, R. A. Stroesser, J. E. True, J. L.
Gray, J. A. Wilson, R. L. Boren, Albert
Stone, and C. R. Gibbons.
Saturday night the members of the
active chapter were hosts to their newly
initiated brothers at a banquet given at
the Lafayette Hotel. S. M. Spears
sided as toastmaster, and interesting
talks were given by several of the members, followed by a splendid address by
I'rofessor Terrel, head of the Civil
Engineering Department.

Rafinesque Botany
Holds Meeting

Club

W. A. Anderson, Jr. was elected president of Rufinesque Botnny Club at the
lust meeting, October 19, with the following other officers: S. S. Shouse,
Nell Hank, treasurer, Laura
I'arrish, secretary.
A film entitled "Life in a Wayside
Puddle" will be shown at the next regul
ar meeting of the club, Wednesday,
November 2, 7:30 P. M. at the home of
Professor F. T. McFarland at C55 S.
All interested in the sub
Limestone.
ject arc cordially invited to sec this un
I'.sual and entertaining film.

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The new men's dormitory, which is
being erected on Rose Street, is rapidly
nenring completion and will be ready for
occupnncy at the beginning of the second
semester.
The building is a handsome four story
brick, and will nfford accomodation for
forty-si- x
having
one hundred men,
double rooms and eight single rooms. At
the south end of the first floor there is
a large living room, which will be beau
tifully furnished in brown leather in
the manner of lounging rooms of hotels. LOST A gold watch, on the Campus
Will now sing a little ballad entitled,
Tuesday.
Finder please return to the "Mother hung up the ice to dry."
There will be no dining room in con
Kernel office or see Sneed Yeager.
r.cction with the dormitory.
The method of assigning the rooms has
not yet been decided upon. The ex
service men will be given first choice of
rooms. There are already more than two
hundred names on the waiting list.
Co-operatSince the rooms of White and Neville
ive
Halls were converted into classrooms,
four years ago, the men of the Univer- sMy have been without a dormitory.

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