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THE KENTUCKY KERNEL

KAPPA SIGMA

SILVER CUP OFFERED IN
FIELD MEET OF CLASSES
HELD WED., THURS., FRI.

CONCLAVE

CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT

MEN'S GLEE CLUB OPENS
SEASON

AT

FRANKFORT

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Program is Given Before Large
run, finals.
Audience at First Christian
low hurdle, finals.
Church
'Running broad jump, finals.
Discus throw, finals.
The Men's Glee Club of the Uni
The annual district conclave of
Friday
versity of Kentucky in its in'itiail ap
Kappa Sigma fraternity, which opened
Half-milrun, finals.
4:00
pearance at Frankfort on March 27,
Friday afternoon, came to a successful
4:45 Mile relay, finals.
pleased an appreciative audience at the
close Saturday night with a banquet
4:00 Pole vault finals.
assembly hall of the First Christian
in the ball room of the Lafayette
4:30 Javelin throw, finals.
Church.
Hotel, at which John J. Howe, canEntries in the events by classes are:
voices,
a
A chorus of twenty-fivdidate for the Democratic nomination
seniot;
Nantz,
dash
quartette, solo and violin solo profor United
States Senator, was the
Hughes, Brown; juniors; Miller, Tracy, vided a varied program of entertainprincipal speaker. Dr. W. D.
Munich, Wallace, Warrent, sopho- ment. Frequent encores expressed
of the University faculty, was
mores; Lindlc freshman.
Frankfort's approval of the program.
toastmaster.
senior;
Nantz,
d
dash
A contrast of chorus singing and negro
The program for Friday opened
juniors; Miller, Tracy, spirituals furnished a diversity of
Hughes, Brown,
with a business meeting at the hotel
Lindel, Akin, freshmen. music which was pleasing to the
during the morning, followed by a sophomores;
senior;
Nantz,
wash
hearers. The quartette composed of
conference luncheon for alumni and
Milkr,
juniors;
Robert Clem, Paul Matthews, Earl M.
theater Brown, Gorman,
members and a
faculty
sophomores; BrowWarren,' Kirwan,
Hcavrin and Elbert DeCourscy rendparty at the Ben Ali Theatre. Friday
ser, Akin, Webb, Freeman, freshmen. ered a nunlber of selections. Solo
afternoon the visitors wore taken on an
Gorman, Sturgill, numbers were given by Elmer Barker,
d
run
automobile trip to various places of inBrown, juniors; Hall, Allen, Robert Clem and Samuel Adams.
informal dance was given Melton,
terest and an
Creech, Smith, sophomores; Browser,
in the evening at the Lafayette Hotel.
Professor Lampert, whose leadership
Souslcy, McGraw, Akin, Fenn, freshVisitors to the conclave included
and enthusiasm are responsible for the
men.
from Mississippi, Arkansas.
men
interest the University is taking in
Mile run Gorman, Sturgill, Melton
aud
, Tennessee, Indiana and1 Kentucky.
Allen, Creech, musical activities, favored the
Brown, juniors; Hall,
K
ience with a violin solo. Miss Pearl
Smith, sophomores; Browser, Brame,
Y. M. C. A. IS HOST AT
Martin, pianist, accompanied the sing
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freshmen.
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ers.
BANQUET IN HONOR OF
mile run Hendricks, Gorman,
Two
-- KBIBLE DISCUSSION CLASS Sturgill, Melton, juniors; Hall, DavidGIRLS' RIFLE TEAM HAS
son, sophomores; Brame, freshman.
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GOOD RECRD FOR PAST
senior;
Dewhurst,
hurdles
High
SEMESTER AT U. OF K.
juniors; B. D. Hall,
groups were Gregg, Hughes,
the work but two other
Triplett, sophomores.
added. The total enrollment was 468,
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Dewhurst, Porter,
Low hurdles
with an average attendance for 10
eniorsjiGregg, Hughes, juniors; Hall
weeks of 365. Following 19 the averwon three
than their opponets;
sophomores.
age percentage of attendance, based and Triplett
matches and lost four.
Pole vault Woolf, Gregg, juniors;
on enrollment for the various groups:
The squad has done remarkable
Rifle, Adams, sophomores.
At 287 South Limestone rooming Brady, jump Hughes, Woolf, Mc- shooting, the lowest of the high five
High
LUMAN GILMAN, Campus Representative
house, 100; 356 South Upper street
never scoring less than 95, and in sevLean, Embry, juniors; Coons, Riffe, eral of the matches the lowest score
rooming house, 100; 149 Washington
sophomores; Smith, Brame,
Hall,
was 98. The girls on the squad are:
Avenue rooming house, 100; Kappa
Kirkpatrick, Hargan, freshMargaret Doty, Dorothy Kerth, GeSigma, 96; fourth floor of men's dor- Dawson,
TRANSYLVANIA PRINTING COMPANY
ColeIncorporated
mitory, 89; Alpha Gamma Rho, 88; men.
Anglin, neva Rice, Virginia Kelly, Elsie
Shot put Prihble, senior;
man, Nellie iClay Coribin, Lelia Strok-eAlpha Sigma Phi, 88; Alpha Gamma
Gregg, juniors; Wilson, Beard,
258 W. Main treet
Epsilon, 88; Kappa Alpha, 87; Phi Woolf,
Lillian Rasch and Mary Louise
Montgomery, sophomores; Edwrads,
Norman.
Delta Theta (for nine meetings) 87;
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628 South Limestone rooming house,
At the beginning of the first semesgan, freshmen.
87; Phi Kappa Tau (for nine meetgirls signed up for
ter, twenty-fou-r
Woolf, Anglin,
Discus Hughes,
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ings) 86; Pi Kappa Alpha, 86; Sigma
steady
juniors; Wilson, Miller, Beard, Coons, rifle practice and were showing
86; 343 Harrison Avenue, 86;
a
Beta Xi,
sophomores; Edwards, improvement. Jcanettc Lampert,
Montgomery,
Chi Sigma Alpha, 84; third floor of
Kahnt and Estella Hebden were
HOME
GOOD
Kittrell, freshmen.
men's dormitory, 82; Alpha Tau
among those making high scores. All
Javelin Dewriurst, senior; Woolf,
FOR THE COLLEGE BOYS
Omega (for nine meetings), 82; Trijunior; Wilson, Sauer, Creech, Coons, except the nine composing the squad
angle fraternity, 80; Sigma Alpha Epdropped out before the second semesMory, Welsh, freshmen.
silon, 79; Delta Tau Delta, 78; Delta
A summary of the events will be ter.
Chi, 75; 429 Linden Walk, 75; Sigma
No matches were engaged in during
given in next week's Kernel.
Chir 74; first and second floors of
the first semester. During the week
K
men's dormitory, 69.
of February 15, Kentucky was defeatLEADERS IN GIRLS' VARIOUS ed by Oklahoma A. and M., and dur
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ENDEAVORS CHOSE ing the week ot February 23, Kentucky
MANY NEW FEATURES ADDED ATHLETIC
outshot Indiana University and the
TO THE MAY DAY PROGRAM
of Maine. Tiwo weeks
The executive committee of the University
At a meeting of the Uniyersity Woman's Athletic Association has ap- later Kentucky was defeated by VerCouncil in the President's office, Fri- pointed the following leaders in girls' mont and Nabraska. The week endSIGNS
Circle was sports:
Patronize the advertisers in the Ken
ing March 15, Kentucky defeated
day afternoon, the Su-give a May Day Track
Cincinnati two weeks
Mabel Hill
and lost to
granted permission to
my Dust," ran the sign on tucky Kernel.
"Excuse
Margaret Kinney later by one point.
Carnival on the afternoon and even'ng Baseball
the back of the speeder's car.
Virginia Kelley
of May 2. Classes will be dismissed Swimming
'Watch My Smoke," said the motor
K
Elizabeth Heuferman
at the end of the fifth hour and the Hiking
cycle cop as he started in pursuit.
NOTICE!
be spent in Tennis
Louise Gasser
remainder of the day will
Detroit Motor News.
' frivolity.
Geneva Rice
The tentative program is as Rifle
Meeting of the entire Stroller mem
Martha Reed
follows: 1:30 to 2:30, automobile flor- Soccer
called1 for Friday, April 4, at
Dorothy Kerth bership
al parade; 2:30 to 3:00, songs by the Basketball
3:30 in the Stroller Room. Business
Glee Clulb and music iby the University
of vital importance will be considered
Band); 3:00 to 4:00 Moving Day and
WHAT IS HOME?
7:e
and all members are urged to be presDay exercises; 4:00 to 6:00
Arbor
RIALTO ,
DAN MORSE,
Man (to angry spouse) "Don't ent.
and May
crowning of the May Queen
President
Pole Pance; 7:00 to 11:00 MGingham quarrel with me on the street. What
Dance," carnival effect, in the new have we got a home for? Christian
Evangelist.
gymnasium building.
Trip Through the Blue Grass,
Theatre Party and Dance
Given For Visitors

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