San Diego State University - Del Sudoeste Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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22 WHITEAND GOLD San Diego Bussiness and Academic College SCHOOL IN EXPRESS BLOCK Dr. H. F. VI. KUEI'IIE, A. M., L. L. 8., Ph. 0., Presidenl. This school teaches the course prescribed by the American Accoun lantAs- sociatiou. This fact is a guarau tee of the best and most reliable Instruction to be secured anywhere. We teach also a special course for Bookkeepers. In this course we teach the most advanced gxadcs of the HScience of Ac- counts. The science of Accounts is known only V to few bookkeepers. We 1 Prepare students for their examinations with a view of entering the leading American and Europeon University. Our grades are accepted everywhere. ADDRESS DR. H. F. W. KUEHNE A. M.. L. L. D.. Ph. D. certified Expert Account- ant. Member of NI: National Association of Ac- countants. Certificate No. 2150; Member of the French Account- ant Association, Cer- tificntc No. 1376. iii? .5; .. PIANOS PIANOS We have the Peerless, Knabe, J. 8: C. Fischer, '. Ludwig, Packard, Clarengdon, Price 8!. Teeple, '5 Smith 8; Barnes, Brinkenhoff and several other .m makes, also Columbia Talking Machines and rec- ' '5 ords. Pianos sold on easy payments if desired. EN' x . $10.00 down and $6.00, $8.00 or $10.00 per month : ' Every piano we sell is guaranteed for the year. :g 7Te WILEY B ALLEN CO3 WALTER. R. CARLTON, Mgr. A1030 F St, last ten steps west of Post Oj$ce Both ?hones SAN DIEGO, CAL. gigsm W313: sigma: 'issmgmsum

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WHITEAND GOLD 21 A STRAIGHT LlNE--IS THE SHORTEST DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO POINTS The Best Route to Good Photographs is that which leads to our Studio. A The Hemenway Studio 1025 FIFTH STREET F. W. B. ENGAGEMENTS Phone 1097. Home Phone 797. Sunset Phone 1003. Home. Res. HARTWELL 1429i! $e grnn3u Electrical Co. . Successor to LJeadeI' F. J'. Hartwell :5..- Qeloarlmelzl Slore. . . . Everything Ellecttriieall .zvew stm New Store, New Title JVew 90033 New Stock. Newest and .JVew QJI-zces Nobbiest. Gas and elec- tric Fixtures. House wiring a wiring a speci- alty. Call and see us. earner $ft5 and y ...... 955 cm St. Both Phones A Wade'v: ?MP-

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WHITEAND GOLD 23 track and field work during this season, we have not exerted ourselves to attain notable results. We have, however, been practicing some events, among which are the shot-put, sprinting, cross country runs, jumping and pole vaulting. In the above, some of our records are worthly of note, es- pecially as the men are green at track and field work . In the shot-put the 34 ft. mark has been made and slightly passed; in jumping, 17 ft. or better; in 100 yd. dasah, better than 11 seconds has been done. In cross-country runs all the boys have taken part more or less, with good results. These runs were taken for general physical development, but mostly for developing the llwind. In case a meet had been: arranged, in all probability the men: to take part would have been Sharp and Gurwell in the weights; Wright, Smith and Big- ham in the jumps; Duffy and Downs in the dashes, and Lusk, Barker and Warriner in the longer runSL During the last two years baseball has been neglected,. and nothing has been done in that line. But tlfis year the institution is to have a team that the school will not be ashamed to acknowledge. The material is here and if training can accomplish any results, they will be accomplished. At the beginning of the season the baseball field was found to be in poor condition, consequently the boys have had the job of clearing it of all the small stones and lumps of dirt which the graders left. This has furnished plenty of em- ployment for odd moments and all unemployed time. When tennis was first inaugurated at the Normal, the two courts were continually occupied, from eight in the morning until live in the evening. A schiedule had to be arranged in order to accommodate all those who wished to play. Out of a possible 225 players there appeared 114 on the schedule. Taking this into consideration we can easily see why other sports have been neglected this term. The enthusiasm is not abating as might be expected, but keeps up as it started out, at high water mark. A great many are just learning the game. This necessarily lowers the average standard of playing somewhat, but out of the whole number, some very fair players are being dis- covered. At present arrangements are being made for a girls' toumament to be held during the week of vacation between March 17 and 26. We shall not attempt to compete with outside clubs just now, but we expect an exciting tryout nevertheless. Many entries are being made for both the singles and doubles. Next year in case of any local tournament the conditions will be such that we can enter. In the meantime we shall gain strength and conii- dence by playing match games among ourselves. Lois Whitney, discussing Julius CaesareThe play leaves a sad impres- sion with the audience. It shows that justice wins in every case. Mr. Black in School Law-It is possible for you to receive lifty-seven certificates in this state. Miss H.-Is that all? Mr. BlackeNo, there is one more. v , a ; .,