Show Student Body Meeting Student Of J Tomorrow i LOGAN VOLUME XXVIII Final Grid Rally of Year on College Campus TuesEve Tau and Delta AGGIE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 20 1929 Modernist C o m p 1 Fletcher and LEIDERS ‘ Reynolds Palais d’Or NUMBER College Adopts Whoopee Gang — To Make A Public Appearance Soon -- I G P BARBER Ever since last fall it has been Work by the professors Calvin ADVANCED rumored Fletcher and Harry Reynolds of that a pep band w'as to be organized at the USAC the art department was highly A band that would be always at the praised recently by Birger SanFOR ALUMNI dzen famous leader in the modcommand of the student body One that could be used in rallies ern art world stuent programs without a lot of “The Logan contribution to the DIRECTORY official red tape art exhibition in McPherson Of- Kansas is making a splendid Thursday it became obvious Mr Sandken says OVER 34000 STl DI NTS HAVE that this air castle of ours had ficers Named — Ap- impression” ENTERED I SA C CLAIMED “The canvasses are charming passed the entrance requirements in color and design” and was ready to be submitted proved by President both G to the college band for approval P Barber executive secretProfessor Fletcher’s painting “The Jumper’ is hanging in the ary of the libwuy endow nment President Rulon Walker and Peterson Mr Sandzen fund is leaving the last of the Joseph Thomas explained the place of honor merits functions and of Our department week on a military writes trip duron Page Two) science and tactics announces the ing which he will work with local following committees in different parts of appointments of W A A Appoint and the State in tne interest of the A K Psi Makes Plans President officers for the 1929-3- 0 Library Fund He will also spend Co-ePeteison’s approval was necessary fortime locating d Managers considerable mer students of tne college in for each appointment the For Year’s Projects in order that inhumation concernROTC and battalian Cadet major The Women’s Athletic associa- ing them may be published in commander Gienn C Clark tion is getting active again with the alumni directory which the The Alpha Kappa Psi honor'nn n"r' Rntt the coming of girls’ winter sports Alumni Association is compiling ary business fraternity held The officers with the aid of The association is now engaged luncheon last week in the BlueAdjutant Melvm J Bankhead Cadet Captain and Supply Offi- Mrs Carlisle have appointed the m getting the names addresses bird Prof V D Gardner and and occupations of former stucer Vernon N Budge following managers — Dr W L Wanlass two members aluof the for dents the and Battery Cadet Captains college basketTrack Fay lor mni records Mi Bell registrar in the faculty gave short talks Commanders Donald N Cruik-slian- k ball HelenOrpha Hyde swimming Ed- at the college estimates that “A apHeibeit Battery They discussed the policy Of the na volley ball Thelma Capener 34 000 students have Griffin Batteiy “B” Newel G Pederson and the advisability tennis Verna Reeve proximately one time or another attended organization Eliason Battery “C” of working on various projects baseball Elma Rowberry Senior at AssociaAlumni The the College Cadet First Lieutenants' Alma Valene Rowberry the Junior Kate Several other year Ih Gardner Edmund J Jensen Smith Sophomores Ima White-sid- tion is attempting to locate as during business matters were discussed as of these people possible many Webster B Hunter Hanthe Freshmen Dorothy evening and publish information concern- during Cadet Second Lieutenants: sen Next Wednesday in the east which room a curectoiy them in Debating manager David Cal-d- Owen J Olson Kenneth Vander-hoing of the cafeteria a business A swimming party was held in will be issued announces that the college in May of this Myron M Layton the Smart Gym Monday at 7:30 year meeting will be held and Friday will send a debating team con- Cadet First Sargeants Master night a dance in the form of a girls fond of the aquatic sisting of two and possibly three 'sareents) : T Benson Many Wesley rush party will take place the sport were there to have rfl Gll:l F L'sl fun Vernon Budge is president of 7wm!"“c“r“ Beehive Quarterly the fraternity Merlin Shipley is The Volley Ball tournament (Teehnlinter-claSergeants vice president Leon Halverson cal Sergeants) : William Ballard will be held thisand week All manGoes to Press Next and Rich Lothaire secretary those states Bahen Harry treasurer The members of the agers are urged to get their team The team will leave for the Cadet Platoon (Staff Sergeants club are from those stuOut for practice this week or the three thousand mile trip early : Walter Degn Paul Week Editors Say dents whochosen are especially interestgames will not count as points in March of the coming year Sergeants) W Cleveland Thorpe George ed m business The fraternity for sweaters says Mr Calder and will work Alma Bangerter George A Lawwould like to help any U S A C Those girls who are contemeastward through Wyoming Col- rence David Ned Homer McBeth E THE LATE I Oklahoma organization that wishes to esorado Kansas and plating being a member of W A EMIL HANSEN A ill 1ST FEATURED tablish an accounting system A later returning by way of northshould get their fifty cent This and many other projects IN ARTICLE ern Texas and southern Colo- School dues to any of the following girls Draws will be put over in great style — Play rado before next M o n d a y L e o n a The following Elva Simonsen Olive colleges have The Utah Beehive the Ag Club during the year Cummings University ol Ruth Mattson or the quarterly will go to press next been lined up: Big Brigham Crowd Ensign Colorado class man agers week according to a report re- Home Ec Girls Wyoming at Laramie Aggies at Fort Collins University ceived from the editors Univerat Boulder of Colorado The fall issue is featuring an Wednesday night the cast of UniGiven Away sity of Denver at Denver school play “Nowadays” playthe Turkey on the late Ennl Hansen article Have Candy Sale Normand at versity of Oklahoma ed at a matinee in City landscape gardner Kansas State College at Man- at the Box Elder Brigham county high At Harvest Ball Friday John H Looslee and Von H The Home Economics hattan and Colorado College at school auditorium There was a the Robertson are girls are Colorado Springs It is probable very good crowd in attendance Edward Bailey and Paul Chnst-offerso- n having a candy sale Tuesday says Manager Calder tnat one The the 26 players presented The Nov inoche divinare the managers fudge Friday night at the Harvest or two Texas institutions and al- play varsity Weber at the county high Festival Ball a large fat turkey reporters have not yet been ity Peanut Brittle nut pecan so a college in northern Arizona school auditorium Thursday The gobler will be given loaves creames to the lucky selected stuffed dates if possible was there crowd in good Home quality Ec bars and prune cakes ' A chances on the turkey large number of students are but not quamty Coalville re- number will be featured In the main are now on sale at 10 cents year ceived the trying out for the team this Friday players night hall and In the Home Economics Outstanding candidates for then with a capacity house much en- apiece Ag club members tell us Facility Fetes are building posted a list of the Hugh trip team includesDarrell thusiasm and an orchestra The Crockwere advised Boise— Students candy and prices for those who Rex Dibble at Morgan reception Economics Saturday wish Home orders sign your name the Calder bv John H Dyer executive dean ets Rex Hunsaker GrantMarriner night was a repitition of the one of the kind and amount desired of Idaho Umversity Russell Cranney and Suninterested in Coalville The cast spent Monsouthern branch at Pocatello to in charge of Merrill Anyone else Club Saturday thisThesalecommittee day in Ogden resting and are Faun Singleton m trying out for the team should pick out 100 vocations and graduto m Kaysvilje night played Vicday one weed them out until only Rhea Johnson Frances Vernon communicate with Professor They returned ally within the a good house Wanda Daines and Blanche Larstands out as the best for him in kers or Mr Calder cast The the 8 ’ in The students morning Tuesday registered ” sen They are working hard to near' id Lure: debates with col- consisting of Elma Rowberry an address before several hunare to school of Home Economics conA series of pennies a please you so save your ThanksBrian James Jacobs Ora- dred teachers at the district Fount at of the be the faculty guests Nevada of home a box for vention of the Idaho Education leges and universities i November 23 at and take i nn Vintnfj party Saturday come to or association enjoy prepared Economics giving 3 d m at the Heme a bit at schoolDean Dyer shared the program director made the trip student have invitations Written — Cottage through go these puns Lutie Bancroft with C L Harlan president of the been issued to all students in this and a re- Johnson it will of course necessitate education association and presi- school It anv one has failed to Edna— I’m telling you for the next schools these to last time that you can’t kiss me? turn trip is one who dent of the Lewiston State MorA cautious man receive an invitation it can be obTmgey— Ah I knew you would year wears suspenders and a belt in al 31 Home tained by calling at room weaken eventually Economics building The last football rally of the year will be held next Tuesday at 7 o’clock at the college The Omega-Ta- u and Delta Nu fraternities will furnish the thrills for the crowd with a real The freshmen are gathering wood for a mammoth bon fire and the sophomores will burn a huge “A on the east foothills Immediately after the students will assemble in the auditorium Ihirteen short stunts will be by the sororities and fraternities it is expected After that there will be a big pajama parade accompanied bj the new Aggie Pep Band Fraternity goats are expected to luinisn oil torches for this procession All this will happen befoie 9 30 There will follow a dime dance at the Palais d’ Oi at 7 o’clock Wednesday biB' rYu7“will"be Xtogevl another' m Salt Lake at the Hotel New-- 1 house egg-fig- Large Crowd Expected — Play Given Extensive Advertising PLANS Non-commsision- ed Big Circuit Company Comes to Logan De- cember 11 pie-sent- require-tContmu- two-mont- r'ot J es er of ut5'S5tkuff inter-section- ss al “Twelve Thousand” translated Drake from the by William A German of Bruno Frank author of “The Days of the King” and “Trenck will be presented at the Capitol Theatre on Wednes11 Dec first of the three day Repre-tor- y plays of the First Circuit ’ company of the Moroni players for the season sen 1929-3- Ol- of 0 The order of its presentation makes it the twenty-fir- st play in the repertory that his company of actors has built up in the past six seasons of its existence and growth in the West In spite of German setting and German characters and story “Twelve Thousand” is a play that strikes stimulatingly upon the chords of American national patriotism It turns our attention upon a phase of the American revolution of which most of us have been unaware or which we have forgotten since the days of school histories and school enthusiasms and presents us the Hessian who is commonly the “villain" of our revolutionary story as one of the with the American colonists from the arrogant “divine right of kings” conviction under which German George III his rulmg England carried on (Continued on Page Two) AND-SCAP- Nine New Friars The Friars club celebrated the final initiation of nine new this fall with a dancing party last - Saturday night November 16 in the hall of the L D- - S Institute The party featured “Hard Times” and every fellow came attired in the most disreputable clothes he possessed The crucial moment of the evening came when Wesley Benson lost both butthe club “cup-up- ” tons from the back of his suspenders and while his compatriots roared the ladies amused at the themselves by pulling strings The new men initiated were as follows: Dyron Hugh Bennion Shaw Thomas Cheney Roy Hill Russel Hendricks David Hcner Wesley Odell Reed Probst and John McCarry Ben-nio- The regular meeting of the Faculty Women’s League will be held on Thursday of this week instead of Friday as was formThe meeting is at erly stated the home of Mrs P E Peterson at 3:30 p m The program will be given by F R Arnold - Five Epsilons Make SGROSIS Whoopee In Denver Epsilons were spectators of the Utah Aggie— Denver game last Saturday in Denver Barr they to “Slim” made so much noise the stands thought half of the student body was there the The varty consisted ofDick Lau Forrest Barr MelDode Reese Jack Stark and vin Bankhead Five J Scribble Articles Must be Handed In by Wednesday Material Intended for the fall number of llie “Scribble” must be submitted on or before WednesMon-soday Nov 27 to ell her June or Ronald Flainni To date the editors are gnashing their teeth because of the lack of interest and contributions Get out that pencil you latent Fannie Hursls and let’s have a Scribble that Is truly representative We’re not a bit partrular what you write Whether it be a poem a short story an essay or a philosophical discussion —hand it in November 27th is the dead line n IN CAPTURE HONORS FIRST HAL Oldest Campus Sorority Wins byl 20 Points — Thets Rank Last SIG DERBY 75 Pan-Hellen- ic To SAY BEAUX Out-Ral- ARTS GUILD Aggies ly TOO PLAN TRICKS CHEERLEADER FARMERS sorority girls and 70 representing i pledges sorority STUDY STAGE every sorority on the Aggie campus joined with 24 members and 19 pledges of the Sigma Chi LIGHTING fraternity in their first Sig Derby held at the Sigma Chi house last Monday afternoon to determine Thursday evening the Beaux which group of sorority pledges Arts Guild held a meeting in the to nearest resemblance had the studio to welcome the new memMiss America bers Professor Harry Reynolds While the pledges were being occupied the time in demonBy the “weighed and measured in” the strating stage lighting remainder of the crowd did their use of colored lights he showed best to consume some twenty-fiv- e what remarkable effects can be dozen doughnuts and thir- obtained He produced qualities teen gallons of apple cider of richness and color Impossible Dance music was furnished by of attainment in the regular way of entertainment and after stage settings merely by the use In connection with all the contestants including of lights his demonstration of light and Miss Charlotte Dancey and the Wo- color on the stage he also disteoresenting of various Council had cussed the merits mens been properly weighed and mea- motion pictures comparing the sured the remainder of the af- Russian and German treatment ternoon was turned over to girls with the American form Next Saturday he will give a tag dances at the The Sorosis sorority’ with a special demonstration lead of 20 points carried off the Bigelow Hotel in Ogden and In silver loving cup Not only did the near future will present a (Continued on Page Two) puppet show Over THREE AGGIE Utah Students Plan USAC “Show up the Aggies!” seems to be the present motto of the students Utah University nf dollars in prizes has Seventy-fiv- e been offered the U of U to orbest having the ganizations stunts at the rally to be held Wednesday night previous to the Thanksgiving day football game between Utah and U S A C at one of the Salt Lake theatres' The Aggie cheerleader “ “Peg” Bankhead when he heard about ‘‘We1 have it merely laughed:- some tricks up our sleeve too” L he is reported as saying ( — 1 444 1 I I j W 1 (: J Thanksgiving Recess J J Starts on Wednesday The Tluinksgix lug nww lit the Im'kIii Wednesday ('iillene w ill anon Noventlier 27 and will lust 11 ant Monday Docemlier 3 Plan are being completed for a hectic time in ban lake Tlianksgixing day it s claimed rates reservnmid train Special tlous are being made IN ' Initiated Saturday well-kno- ““V “After Annabel” the product a quarters pains ' and labor will be presented tonight in the College auditorium by the Weber Club This play has received a great amount of clever advertising all over the U S A C and the city of Logan as well as in University circles the state over And consequently it is expected taht the house will be packed to the limit According to the 'atest report three fourths of tne seats have already been sold The remainder can be purchased from the secretary’s office or from any member of the Weber club: The proceeds from the play will be turned over to the Library Endowment Fund The play will also be presented in Ogden Thursday night and at Malad Idaho Friday evening Other bookings may be arranged for later General admission is 25c and a charge of 50c is made for reserved seats (Continued on Page Two) of half ht ’ 8 Weber Club Offers “AfterAnnabelle” Tonight in Chapel LEADERS Sandzen World Famous I Ki&'Ku'aCIDET UTAH COEDS HARVEST Here is something every XSi !8 C student may not know but’ it’s true just the same Miss Lois Morgah a 19 year old from 1 Spanish sophomore Fork is the only girl student in college who has made a trip to Mt Logan since snow - fell this year Furthermore ' she is probably the only girl In school’ who has made a midnight hike to the mountain She made the hike Thursday night November 14 leaving Logan 7 o’clock at night armed only with a flash light and a walking stick and arriving back in town at 4:30 t o'clock next morning Miss Morgan is a former student of the B Y U and is known to have made a good many climbs to the summit of Mt Timpanogoss while there ' A sit -- 4 Mifflin shows by this article that she knew a piece of news when she says it but we wish she had given us more detail about the mountain trip Did the girl do it alone Why did she do it at night? Did she get any literary material from it? Has she a Shelley soul? Will she do it again? What lunch did she take? What costume did she wear? What route did she take? Answers to these a questions would have made more sizable and more interestRemember article ing news that this- - contest takes place every week as long as there is any interest shown and the news stories must be handed to Prof Arnold at his office on Monday Miss — BATTLE QUEEN The book prize in the race for news contest this week goes to DeVote Mifflin who will recleve her book at the next student This is her artbody meeting i icle: - Masked Co-e- FINALS Stage ds Next Week Hold-u- p There will be something new Greta Haslam Beryl Bown and and different in the way Of claim street Spur meetings Sylvano ‘Siegfried in Beauty ENGINEERS PREPARE members Saturday at 4 p m on Contest comer the Schramn Johnson you Spur goats will r givecorner Greta Haslam FOR INFORMAL Beryle Bown The their Idea of - a street and Sylvan Setgfried were the hold-u’ p it is claimeda preliminary winners for harvest j queen in last Thursday’s student llAllLr assembly Ruth Smith lost by a few counts In the final tally Life Vand Larsen president of the The Harvest Queen will be y engineers club informs us that choosen from these three Friday the members are celebrating at night at the Festival Ball held T TO 11BV6 LGIICm-u-II a Thanksgiving dance November in the- Palais d’Or The winner twenty-thir- d It is to be informal will probably lead a grand march “ and at the Hotel Eccles Tickets Members of the Phi Delta Pi are 6n' sale and Engineers may and the Ag Club are working out The Imdwn Tegular buy them from Vernal Bennion details of the ceremony I Mb ferme-hr- o ff Votes for the Harvest Queen Vand Larsen George Laurence or Mr W J Owen Olson The committee in are bought with tickets to the ’ giving a charge is composed of Bob Gre- Festival Ball Tickets the eaftt bCr it Cf gory Owen Olsen Albert Harris chance of a turkey can also be cafeteria’ A and Alexander Yeates Refresh- bought at ten cents each The pamd 1 ments shall be served At the committee has been choosen to a wbleh wuw t dance 'Darrel Crockett and his find the largest turkey in Cache is to get' aJ f orchestra will furnish the music county 4 era t eCiar Forester's ’ club The Home ' (lew (Teas Economics and Pbi Sports Editor Delta i eaufer m Scouts- Game Pi are with the Ag Student IT -4 PI Conrad Harrison Kap club with this year’s festival The we i ’parr pledge spent the week end in art department la decorating the Air-- r i Salt Lake scouting the Granite hall it is claimed The Bluebird orchestra high and East High football furnish the music ganpe for the Logan high coach arip f I 44 Staff Student J - - in vejierlttii ‘ r f't O - L |