Miami Hurricane, October 18, 1927

              THE UNIVERSITY NEWS
Volume One.
Coral Gables* Fla.. Tuesday. October 18. 1927
Number Three.
MIAMI TO BE	Organization of Y. M. C. A.
REPRESENTED Chapter Is Started at u-
——	To organize and establish a Y. M.
Four Will Attend Y. W. Cv A. c. A. chapter at the University of
Conference At Camp In Jacksonville
Miami, was the purpose of a meet ing held on Wednesday, October 12, at 12:30, in room 105.
Doc Abele, of the Central Y. M. C. A. and Dr. B. F. Ashe were the sponsors of the meeting.
Genera! plans, to orgainze the chapter were made. Austin Yount" was chosen as .temporary chairman of th- organization, and Frank Rf b' rts was elected temporary sec-r-tary.
Those present at the first meeting were Ray Weakley, Clinton Gamble. Roy Linder, A. J. bang. Franklin Albert. Austin Younts Frank Roberts, and Bob Bostwick
The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, October 19, at 12:30.
TEAM MAKES	Ruth Bryan Owen ACTIVE SEASON
FAST PROGRESS To	FOR ORCHESTRA.
‘	„ •	.	In li -u cf her salary this year,	.	_
Several New Fac? Appear Dr Euth B ^ director o{ Twelve Courts Will Be In Hurricane; \ ars.ty	,___	,	...	G ven By University
Line-lip
University Men To Take Part In Progress Week Contests
Th: University of Miami will le represented by Mrs. Howard P.
Ru k. girls' counselor Miss Mary B Merritt, English instructor, and ••vo women students at the Y. W.
C ’ A. conference in Jacksonville,
November 18-20. The meeting will y. h-ld at Camp Immockalee, the Jacksonville Y Camp near Keystone H 1 ¡;hts Delegates will be present ferm all Florida colleges.
tmong the leaders who will confine? classes at the camp will be cj,, Kather'n- Bu’l-r. national Y.
\V C. A. secretary in the southern r ginn; Dr. Gordon Poteat, regional Y M C. A secretary; and O. R. v Oil), student volunteer secretary.
Dr Hamilton Holt, president of SP‘ 'RT EVENTS
R-llin1' Colico-, has been invited to •>*• nd. and Dean Dodd of Florida c atr> College for Women will be ! r of thè leaders.
Dr. Bartn-tt from Southern Col-' <r- and Dean Carruthers from «?• IIins College. Dr. Roemer from •h" University of Florida, and Mrs
F.llawjtt Brewer Williams, genera! roral Gables’ Second Annual r-?àry of the y. W. C. A. of Progress Week. November 8 to 12, FI.rida State College for Women wlll be a precession of varied sports
" Each°sÌhoorisntasked to send e.vents’ arranSwl b>' Harr>’ H' Pr°-
vin. Director of Athletics at the
University eif Miami.
Friday. November 11. at 2:09 p. m.. the University of Miami football team meets the team of Spring Hill College, of Mobile. Alabama. Saturday, November, 12, promptly at 1:30, a sport program will be held, under the auspices of the Retail Merchants Association of Coral Gables. This program will be held in the street in front of the Bank of Coral Gables. The following events will be open to University of Miami students; the 75 yard run. a distance race around one of the adjoining squares. 4 two man wheelbarrow race, and a
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uggestion? for the program. Among those which are proposed are “Relationship of Men and Women" and “How Cam We Get Rid cf Our Prejudices?”
•vcn’t be long n ‘ Coa-h : muad is racidly showing gn7 -f d’ve'xrin^ into a varsity. Th:r: are some rough spots in the oTcp.rive. Cub has two mere week7 i n th-*s-* though.
Th ! a kf: Id is composed of r urtney. Bl.-ir. McGuire, Franklin. Wignall, O’Brien. MacK'm. Stanton, and a new chan By th** name1 et e • nn *ru K ’-* •*’.*> a wealth of mat rial h roj The halfback and uartrr- a* k rob- . have many n-tit ant«. Blcir is th4 only man •i‘ for ' ’Pa k I' h is hurt Buck will have a job getting, another man of epual ability. It looks a" the Wignall and Franklin, will h; halves at this time.
A TO TP a to to a O.T/WT'IT^ ’ n w bey, Harold “Carhie” Car-AKL ARRANGED bonneau from Exeter High New
_______	' Hampshire reported las* Thursday
for practise. Harold displayed a bland of football that included • assing, punting, and everything in the games category. By the tim-the first game rolls around h? should be on the first team as a regular.
Ccach Brett has sgnt un Dale Kidvtell and Otis Sutton to the var-■ !ty squad. Both are linemen.
e Some cf last year’s varsity, are 1 go;ng to be ba'k. on th- second
the department of public speaking cf the University of Miami, will award scholarships in th* n:* gh-boring counties of Flcrid^ for th.
!	< speeches on "citizenship. In
rnFrganiged manner contests will
-ymphony
Í held b.y
county
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hjpolboards. According to Dr. Symphony orchestra Cvitn. these scholarships will have company during th
TweiC rymrhi.riy i .inc-rts and cn • opera. “Martha," will make up the program < f th University and opera season. Ar-
a hr efcld purpose:
l.f To cultivate interest in citizenship among the students in Fb rida
% To bring to the University of Miami students of special ability. 7 By means ofth4 contest, to in th- public mind, interest in University work.
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ART STUDENTS
nold Yolne. dirx-F riday.
Mr. Vclpe r turn d recently fren* a ummer in New York during •h tim- h- was one of the V* New Yori Symph- ny orch stra in a series of concerts in the New York stadium. He h Id his first rehearsal with the university orchestra last Wednesday and announced plans for
STILL ENROLL
has 60 m-mber* —----	It has been held intact during tp
No Preparatory Classes Are summer by George l-owinger, as-Held In That De-
partment
FIRST BILL TO
BE PRESENTED
Senate
On
Will Table Action Annual Election Thursday
A new custom will be started Thursday when the first bill will be presented before the senators of the Student Association. The
firs* bill to be entered upon the ten-man tug-of-war, consisting bocks of that body will be regard- University students. The winners mg the coming annual election, of this tug-of-war will challenge S nator Jimmie O’Brien is prepar- the winners of th? tug-of-war to ing the bill.
Smoking in the halls was discussed at the last meeting of the
•acjL on
quad if they d' n™ display a bit
— til
• rand of football. tp- gamp is just two weeks Th- Hurrican— meet Rol-,:r Go'p — from Winter Park -'a. Saturday. October 29. ■ r*ng Hill. Mobile Alabama de-' a* d Rollin !a't Friday 18 to 0 Th Hurriean:-- play all three mum so a good idea of the teams future w(H be known after the r.suits of th° Rollins game.
Hurricane Eleven Sports
T p- ,;asses are now getting into full Swing in both the life classes and th evening clashes to which additions are constantly being made. The evening classes are •Tt'nd-ei principally by business men and women who are workin * in the day.
Th-re are no preparatory cla—'-•= in the art department this year; "Judents must be of college age. There are a few special students who are not taking full time work •n the regular academic courses, but »h-y mu-t be beyond high “ihool ae".
! Stud* n4-* may not take art courses when and how they wish; they must register for a definite
•	rurs- working toward a definite «0 al and get their degree-just as
*	4h4 stud-nt- of anv college. The courses required for th- Ba-h
nt".
New Set Of l informs |or of Arts degre» for art stud ^include, ot¿er subjects Uu*n
upon
gniup and it is probable that action will be taken on the subject at an early date.
A committee tQ meet with Dr. B. F. Ashe and decide a permanent
I ke held between the nolice and fire j Fa f-r tarado, (ub selected the d-rartment of Coral Gables. Law- suits ami they are wows 'in campus tence Catha 'will captain the Uni- vernacular.
vprsitv team	'tl- - *1 ct *1 an ou.fit b.-
A swimming meet, for the Dad- 1 would help th ■ t am in sne-d. Th ■ County swimming championship, will be held in the Venetian Pool during the week. The second An-.
When the team trots upon th
f; Id Saturday, October 29. for th- thus comprise a general education fir-t	game the	tans	are'going	To	Students working toward a B. A.
cm: thing	they	won’t	forget	rmus* take a modern language,
r y ars Seme may think	it’s	an	English and phvsical education in
the regular college.
NO only arp courses given to paint or sculpture but also courses *hat may b° eomnr?h-nded by others than those actually prepar-
slstant	conductor.	Preliminary
»•nrk for the concerts is being rushed with a number of special
h arsals.
Six advanced vocal students from New York are stud* ing in h trii«:r department of the university tr d e	holarships.	This groun
will-form the nucleus around which will be built the opera companv to sing “Martha.” A chorus will be organized from the studeftts in th • music school, and minor parts will be sung by advanced students.
,\t tive members of th'- orchestra are: Minnie Merie Cart r. Marian Craeger, Gladys Edwards. I.tl Han Hurst, Jean I-ee. Margaret Lowe. Margaret Mulligan. Char’ n Stearm1. Donna Watson. Mrs. Dorris Adler, Mrs. Daniel .Cromer, Arthur F. Fren-h. C. D. Burket, Ravmond Carlstn. W C. Carpinalli. D*ti Clarb W r n Go-mo. A. Foster. I. Goldstein, Paul J. Ham-r- >• T H Harni, Leo Johnson, Do.iu Kaplan, Ted Kennedy. N. E. Kinkaid, George La Nere, Herbert .It^-Lmfring. George Eowrnger, John
iipmedta4elv connected with art an ! Magliacci. Louis Mieses. J. L. Morris, Albert. Quadow. Frank Rose, Harry Rose and Arthur Thomson.
hrur for the gathering of the Sen- J nual Progress Week Golf Tourna-;t*e was appointed by Clarke B- ] ment, for men and women, will Wilson, president. The senators take, place on the golf course. At serving on the committee are Por-' the Riding Academy of Coral Gab-ter Norris, Faye Weintraub and 1 1pS, on Saturday afternoon, at 2:30. chest. The pan’.- ar ■ made: put
uit are very light, the whole jng to be artists. There is own rtuit ment weighing Tinder ten to all students a course which is
round- . Th - h- ad gears are th- -a comprehensive survey of art and
-•nannies4 thing.- ever. They are.4rNin- «he student to understand colored orange, green, and white, art and to enjoy and criti-iz- i*
The jerseys are an orànge body
: h a whit«“ stripe around the
lirmnie O’Brien.
the Horse Show will be held.
THOSE DINKS
A reporter asked the six following Freshmen this question:
“How arp vou going to wear your dink?”
1.	Neupert Weilbacher: “Wrong
tdde out.”
2.	Charlie Cleveland: “Not going to wear it. Going to keep my marbles in it when I win them.”
3.	Carman Christian: “Backward 0 the bill will shade the back of
my neck.”
4.	Kathleen Crocker: “Going to c ■ it to keep away flies, mosquitos and those awful pests, freshman boys.”
B«*nairs and Additions
Are Made to Stadium
In order' to take care of the ad-van"e sal-, and anticipated increa--in attendance at the University frntball games at the Stadium this fall, repair men and carpenter* ar- busy rerairing and making addition« to this edifice.
Fourteen additional boxes ar • being added, and railings, to sepa-rat- the different sections from the general bleachers, are being
changed. The student section is being separated by a railing, en-- r	„	....	,	. abling this section to accomodat"
•■ Francis Hauser: Lse it for hutMlrpd students. Additional
collapsable bleachers, to accommo-Ha*e twenty-four hundr-d students, are being erected on either of the student section.
a rad in case a football hits me.” *>• Peggy Helser: “Shall keep my
knitting in it."
cf balloon cloth.	1
The cna-h probably consulted “What the well dressed College Football Man Should Wear,” or h may have asked the advice of his wife;
-7 - ^microns
Welcome Rir'us Steele
Rh Beta Omi-ron will w Icons • •'■? St *1“. honorary member, 1 1 aneuet upon his reto* n from Europe, it was decid-d at a ■e -ring h- •• Mr J5tr-V . who is giving a course in feature-writing at the University, is expected h-re the first rf th4 month after taking a trip abroad]
C1 ‘a Meteur was elected vice-president of th- fraternity and Otto SienJein was chosen to act
?idp as trea-urér in place of Rav Weak- rPnainted.
intelligently.
Stud°n*s of art must -include a great deal of reading in their studies as well as actual work with t..eir •r.,o hjinds.
Freshman Bench Will , ; Be Repainted By Sophs
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“P'tr HI freshman don’t you cry.
V'u’H c»* your ben-h back by and by.”
Opr - -<-r li*tl- freshm-n in th-ir pretty little green caps lcok rath-r ’p-* art und th“ ramru- ‘b • • dav* • inc- thUr gr —n bench ba- be n tak-n out of th- Social Hall 'n-r-docora* ion The administration if th- University stronelv -lisan-rroved of th? color of the fre«hmatt b-ttc^ ‘•eraus" it did not harmonize •--i4h ith" r t of the room. But. since nothing phases the sophomores. they have taken it out to b
Fon“ T **Mer Man From New Hampshire at U. of M.
DEBATERS TO MEET
Louis Jepeway. president of the Debating Society, has scheduled • he next meeting for Wednesday,
October 19 and asks all those who ?rn interested in debating to be "t ro< m 232 promptly at 12:30.
K-nneth R Close, an instructor in shir“. “Carbi-” a44'"'	.	•
•b- University, will act as coach H’gh - h-r- he won letters in too y ar and he promises many ball, baseball, basketball. UP <>c 1 teresting events and inter-collegi-
Her-ld Carbie Carbonneau arrived last week from New Hamn-
chir“.
by who resigned.
■''ary Vann Gildas Mttour and Piubn* SroTerd w ere a-.noin7 d t.e r vis? th- < n t -turicn tj suit the rr? nt needs of th- organization.
Fecond Freshman Class
Marked By Green Caps
Soon »—’ll kn fresh wh«*r »— wan 'h'v i 'll h- or sh Cr '-hm-n ben-h which
wh'T“ to find th“ ‘ber- b-ao«-Id b- on h * rill b- in
ate debates.
ORCHESTRA ORGANIZED Robert West. ’30, who plays the ‘ anjo. has organized a student or-b—tra whi.-h wilj r*lav for the Phi v!”ha	n(.X{ Wedn-sday eve*
“ing. Its first atpearanee was at th» Pi rh 'h* T - Buckley, ’31, is the • nt 4 .«r* *• Pla1* !4v'a	*30,
nd Williarr ^cattor^dod, *31, botfc nv tht* ?axophone*
key. H- was also president of his graduating class. In addition to this Harold won a loving cun for being the school’s best scholar and athlete.
-EVATORS ELECTED
Yk* - "enaters to r -DSW _. é.cniór class were eb't*d bv Ian- las4 Tuesday bodv at a meeting Fbi-H4; «a ^ •	“ Jen4» Clair- C-b-n ’ »»k P”
lr.rd w-re "elected. E’-Uon of o P*w—	-ra-- :■ h dubd
ttn early meeting.
•h-
hnt
for
•be furth-r lef* band c-r- r ef b --ial Hall
DOC WINS Cl OCK A mall d»«k clock th» r-war-1 Th - -d m—ting Of the Class Dr. J. C. Cochran -am-d f-r kn-4“. .* >3i was held in the auditorium ing the most peorl- at 4h- Cham**
7 Thtirsdaj
nothing else, «a* per y jn -inv at which “Jug” Norris rr-sided. Green caps arrivitd •u'Muth'for4 th m4-ting and i4 •u ety looked fine to see so many gr- n tops at ones.
,{ if, m- Aings tr»r voted to be held at 12:30 on Thursday. Betty Bailey and Charles Cleveland -le r d class cheer leaders.
- adkjmed with a cheer 4 r lb4 wh;ch wae the longest . . oh* Freshmen. RAH!	tu-.n d in t*y the ladies.
will be an even* of earlv
at 12:30. Pep, if cf Commerce receptieu for th nified at University fa-ultv. Ea-h gu-«
was given a slip of paner on which were discussed to wri4- th4 names of the neon!»	——
"•kg’ h4 r-ergnized. Dr. Cochran
- .*	.t,	|?e4	*
widest a-quainfan-e and wa - -ert-d th clo k. Mrs. George W:-V "•h- is in charge of the »pc-n Conservatory deitart-
Ceremonial Is Given
By Nine Iron Arrows
c o. bv J “; 1-wing keeping time to th- rhvthmic beat of a tom-* pt. mae-h d pi*4“ mil*’'-d fiirur-’s •n‘o *h - ent-r of th“ patio, Tu-s-- ;• - «	tnbl” —a missed.
Dr- -d in the garh of the Semi-■ pole cn - bv on *h • nin- members formed a circl4 and danced around a ring Each carried a smouldering s?i-k. .and i-h time the nine r vrjved around the circle one of th- numh-r 'aid bis stick in the c-n* r of the groun. At the ninth revolution th mouldering sticks were all upon th • ground forming a hug arr— j*« h. ::d pointing toward the south.
The leader of the group then stepped to the center and. after he g-sticulated above the arrow for a mem-nt. 'moke rose from the mouldering sticks. After he stepped ha- k to his place among his comrades, the procession once more commem-ed. and the nine figures to the music of the tom-tom wended their way from whence they came.
Nominations Are Made
For Tn-Vr Glass Officers
"c ' "’mm and lone Spencer r “ -a--d “for president. I^ona Mat*h4“’ and Harold W»K f-r - ie-'r- ident, Mary Louis*-Wrigh* hi1' A rl'-ne Farmer for • '•retar” end Timmi- O’Brien for treasurer at a me-ting of the Junior das* held cn Thursday. Elect it n* will be h-ld n4xt Thursday a* 10:30 in the Social Hall.
tyh:*c ’ - * a - —	■ < b-- n by
the Juni'r» a* ‘heir :nsignia PI?- f*r'h t.jn'-r Pr* m which
ipring
ENTERTAIN
Th • A ssficiation of University Women is giving a tea in th- pati*-cf th- I'sÌ7"rsitv huildi.nSat-
The ment. was given a box cf candy for
urday afternoon f-r b4 m<-th of the «‘»udents Th- met ents will serve and will show t mothers through the classroor and th- orority rooms.