Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-03-19 | Page 2 | St. 'Pat' Celebration Mildest Ever on University Campus

St. St Pat Tat Celebration Mildest L Ever on University Campus J Disappointment reigned on the I University of ot Utah campus Friday at the conclusion of ot the mildest quietest St St. t. t Patricks Patrick's day celebration celebration celebration tion ever er observed by the Utah en engineers engineers en- en who annually do homage to their patron saint No scuffle with the medics traditional rivals No broken windows No lucking ducking No visible liquor No hot dogs scattered scattered scattered scat scat- about the lawn or soda pop stains on clothes No snake dance through the halls Tame was the adjective bruited about th the campus in the afternoon describing the usually noisy Jolly event when the engineers in the past have considered it their sacred right to upset the order of ot things In Inthe Inthe inthe the name of ot Saint Pat Before BeCore leaving for California President George Thomas in an open letter to the engineers warned them that if It of ot any sort were perpetrated on St. St Patricks Patrick's day the annual celebration would be prohibited In the future So the seniors in their green cheesecloth caps and nd gowns the Juniors and sophomores with their corncob pipes and the frosh in green headgear marched In orderly fashIon fashIon fashion fash- fash Ion to the steps of the Park buildIng building build build- Ing kissed the magic blarney stone submitted to the lash of the five five- foot toot and proceeded to the cafeteria cafeteria cafe cafe- aCe aCe- teria terla for the annual banquet without without without with with- out undue noise or prankish demon demon-