Show - 4 W r jt ‘ f x Aft'?’ x &?( "r’ "f y - jU‘e V v 3 HA'' £mM swemwwv5W'ysmwasi''4W'Wti6& 4 frAGB 8 IX STUDENT LIFE SNOOT FACULTY IN HISTORY 4004RD ANNUAL BE-N- ? OF INSTITUTION LISTED FOR NEXT I SATURDAY I FALL DECLARED BY PRESIDENT J i Ml" tl M Sheirtr Primary Mr hod Pent Such tal Vrof Charlra U- a Prof Roy B Illwasg Sociology of MimouH rl Prof ) Marketing Cornell Column of Ptter W Dykgmg Muttc KducauoQ Columbia v i Dr Branson Included Extensive Instructive Field Covered Students returning to the college Bext year or entering hs new (students will find tlie strongest faculty In tlie history of the Institution Heading the list of new appointees la Dr K C Branson of North Carolina considered by many the foremost rural sociologist In America Ho will be in residence during the entire Full Quarter l'rofessor Geo Stewart returns from the University of Minnesota as Professor of Agronomy with bis Doctor's Degree Professor II J Pack w ho has been teaching and studying at Cornell returns Willi his Doctor’s Degree in Zoology und Entomology professor O W lsraeljou returns with his Doctor's Jiegree in Irrigation from the University of California where tsio Professor Dames is to spend the summer in preparation for t lie Doctor's Degree in Political Science An announcement will bo made shortly of an oppointmeut in the Department of Agricultural Economics in oil probability from one of the largest eastern institutions Alma Ksplin after a leave of absence spent in the EuBt in further Study of wool management returns to spend all his time in wool work He will teach during the winter quarter the balance of his time being spent in Experiment Station and Extension work - Professor Ezra Carter will return from the University of Michigan with the degree of Doctor of Public Health to serve as Assistant Professor Mr Walter Welti a graduate of Cornell where he is now doing posf graduate work will be Instructor In English Other addition to tne English department Will be announced later The work of the College covers agriculture engineering Home economics Commerce' the training of ti aclierg Mao panic Arts and basic arts and sciences The work in basic arts and science includes as in all Similarly organized Agricultural Col leges well organized 'course in che- mistry physlrs mathematics bacteriology English and literature public speaking economies sociology political science history and languages The College is wisely devoting considerable time to teacher training work and is now furnishing more high school teach) r liiun any other Institution In Utah In addition to furnishing many elementary school teachers One of the Interesting results of the patt year Is the recognition now coming so rapidly to onr faculty In addition to those who are teuving this year to accept Ingly remunerative positions In industrial or educa- tional work six faculty numbers have reeijvi-- offers miirli in excess of salaries paid here yet they are Staying at the Colli ge Vocational and NIGHT “Hilly” Currell Will Load Grand March as Feature of Evening’s Entertainment ( Educational Opportunity at NSS Open forum discussion on several The 4t0lrd uiinual Creep will proposed amendments to the student lie held in the Auditorium Saturday body constitution was the feature of night ut 9 o'clock according to Dee the student body meeting belli in I ho club Davis president of the William “Idlly" Currell will leadj chapel yesterday ufternooi' The tua- iu the grund march which is expeetedi Jorlty of the students present luted amend-nenMr us supporting the proposed to lie thu feature of the evening Currell has been closely connected willi thu uitivities of the club fur The first aiunmlun-ndiscjssed was club proiniiny years uml Is hearty supporter that proposed hy Ihe gb-of its activities As an additional viding for Ihe giving of pin tba and for niukinif ’lie mnn-ugfeature Rexul John will render a vocal a stiKieiit body officer solo during tlie Intermission The other amend menu were Tho decorations are to be as eiub by Ktudent Life and piovidcd orate as they are distinctive They (he presmtution of pins to s'aff will lie composed of everything from and the payment of tho Fords to sign hoards In fact of every- loemher mnnuper and editor of Studeii Life thing loose about the community The refreshments as planned will fio o ihe student Imdv appropriation The amendments proposed by the lie Hie best of Hie season as ''the gouts have been making frequent I'li ilub are as folowy First That Clause 1 of dcctiou 2 trips inlu (lie bills fur several mouth of Article HI be worded rcaJ: past but bate kept ‘still’ meanwhile'' Tlie dciartnienl offiiers slnll conThe ball as formerly will be ehuruelerized by costumes represent- sist of editor of Student Life’ manager of Student Life editor of tlux ing all ages of history and all stages Buzzer manager of erdk ge Lie dris of refinement Tlie say there are no restrictions except that some- es Is and musical and socials manager manager of bs got hall thing must lie worn uml swimming nmnugci- of nicn anil The Salt track supporter will and be picsent so ''there will be compauy wrestling manager of baseball tennis debating manager song leadof your meeting” worthy er und Glee club manTlie Bluebirds will provide the ager imihii- for the occasion Clause 21 of Sccllou II of Article 111 to ho worded ami added to us R W I N T E R (J U AR T E HONOR ROLL ANNOUNCED follows: The Glee club manager shall b: chosen and appointed from a list ot (Continued From Rage One) A Hendricks Erma llenrlo Lester five names previously passed on by L Hirst Hurley lloiton Irvin Hull Ihe club and approved and aubmltlcd Mrs Ester J Hum Norman Jph-so- to the executive committee by tho director of the club Wyman Jensen Kenneth Klngs-foiThird: That Clause 16 of Sect ion Mlmiette Karl McArthur of Article Ilf be worded lind added Mrs Jtonclla Magelby Magelhy to as follow: MerMalcolm George Martineau It shall be the duly of the Glee rill O W Motison Marrlner D Morrell Leah Moiirllsen Evelyn club manager to handle all finances connected with the activities of the Musseltnan Erma Nelson Kebi-u-A Nelson Iona Osmond laVee club to arrange fur the annual tour Peterson Hue Reanisnlder Isi of the club mid to submit an annual renzo K Richards Stanley Ridi report to the executive committee for unison Randolph Kifer Cora I their approval Fourth: Rose 29 Surah cun I a Ini eg Sessions' Alphonse Skam-hG W Sorensen Lynn Clauses J and II be worded ami added s a follows: Stauffer Newel Stephen Vernon to tho Clause I The official award for Stevenson Byron J Stirland Lit coin Suther- Glee club ahull he a student aetiritv Franrilda Stooky land (’leone Taggart Leonard Tlfi pln slmllur to that of dramatic hut Ruth Valentine Charlotte Warn-- r suggestive of tlie activity Erma White GT Wlilt-Clause If This award shall Hobart Howard Woodside Josephine Wood on regular award day to side every member ihe first year lie seiures a place In the club providing he ha tuken tho annual lour UTAH ARTISTS TO I) The AT S U EXHIIUT submitted hy Ktudent Life sre as follow: l (Continued From Page One First: The offiral uw ltd for work er some 21 of the greatest educator uu Student Life slutr idmll Im hi (ho nation An art exhibit during pen pin (muring the letter 8 the summer si bool give a wonderL and ahull be swarded al the reguful opKrtiinity to bring to tlie atlar award day to those student rectention of these summer school stuommended hy the editor who have n dents and those visiting fueully that lime served two terms or tnor members tlie wok of Utah and west on the staff Any student may reern artist and also give them an ceive the award hilt once representaopportunity to obtain Second- - The husnesi manager if tive work of tlo-sartists" Ktudent Life shall reielvo twelve tt — of mII money eulleciml from ad Rowe of Spanish Fork vertlsing payment to lie made by of the College on th Wins in “Y” Invitational oner collected at llm end of uh Track Meet Held Re-N- Tours Offer Rare Opportunities For Easterners prof W V Kilpotritk Education Prol Coo D Loudcrbtck Pro f Shailr Lecturer ahowa Plot Fredtrich J Tiawtr Hteiury Harvard U of Chicago Coiwmbm Geology V of Camwiti Conditions Ideal M- - W VM V'MbCtency Mgr c Tlie unique feature of the National Summer Siliool lies in the fact that it offers ideal conditions for a summer vaiatiou in addition to the splendid education il futilities The Colli ge is centrally Imaliil in the heart i f aienie Anient a ts t aABk uiid-wa- y er sub-Tiiil'- prof John A WVfUoa Irrifatton PrattKa Formar Praa U ot U PtMWi Plot Rir'VonS ycholK f u of CW Mitt Mary Vioo6 Hinman Dancing U Dr M J koMiug and geaniry of Chicago Public HfuJUi Harvard Mra E Laurent Palmor Nature Study Cor Be’ yellowo'oiie Nnliunulj Dark on tue iioitli ami tlm Cmiilj Canyon of the Colorado on the south The mountains hordering the valley furnish refreshing cool air all summer long und the nearby canyons lakes ami peaks furnish rare uniti s for a suinmir vacation Pr°L Thomaa Ni on The famous Creat Salt Lake Crer HoWr 0"r Ctoneigiri prof E V McCollum Pr0l ESKrf Barvard Nutrition within a few hours drive by auto Lee tut er M m Edna Oeistor City ' Vork E Prof Lauranca Nc Cam Palmar Play and from die campus Dear Lakes oft-Nature Study Columbia Cprnell of the iiptly called “Hie Lake Gtni-vDuckies" is a scant 4 ii'lcs train Logan through Logan Turn-o- ut ' Within 'onripg distance Canyon other poil ts of Intel's are Zion Cod ir Canyou Bryce’s Cam on Breaks tin homes of i Dwellers all in southern Utah und t he Clean-u- p dinosaur quarries in easletn Utah N'umeroui field trips will be arranged to s’ich points yl Inti res as Freshmen Humble Sophs in Bear River Bay and the old juniper Sand-ba- g Rush Japanese tree in Logan Canyon unl excursions and Drof M J Rosens u also will are planned for Bear Luke the Wrestling Method Exhibited conduct courses Sal Hermitage In Ogden Cauou Lake City and Great Salt Luke and The annual “A” day held at the Social sciences have not )M on the beauty spots of southern Utah En- neglected ns is shown College a week ago ) esterduy proved by the presence In addition to the uiimeros to he very successful and a of leading economists from Coim-l- l great deal special recreational leiderj tram was accomplished In and Harvard I’rofcssors James E cleaning up the hading institutions of Amen a 1)V The second session of tho National Boyle and Thomas Nixon Carver le an( fj(llty portunities for recreation on the1Mnliei who turne( OHt for lt iiy Summer Siliool Charles A Ullwood! will open at the respectively These one hundrei College campus are varhd t Professor of Sociology Uliiverapg 01 l(r I tah with Agricultural College include the large swimming pool Al hall(lg H)Hnt th( Missouri und Drof Frederic’ J probably the most eminent faculty and extensive faeilities fo‘ lLtduanlnE up the roads Turner of the Harvard history dethe ever raking assembled iu (lie West or Inbasketball kundball n t v ba ten- levein the od deed In the Naifon for summer partment ois and oilier sports utuW the sm- -' Wnf8l Recreation and music fields pres bool The summer sihool purposes vision of the pi yen a d recor sent a strong array und English nod courts ami the amphitheatre Is also nanlional in that it tennis Periods are set aside eai ii week for draws home and cleaning np Adams field ami students from all economies are represented l of the United parts supervised play Infoimal musicals then Joined in partaking of the burbe-cueducators An inn n States receptions and lawn parties are held this year is the presence of two ami lunch prepared by the girls ut frequent intervals on the sin-- ions This year the total class hours leading figures in the busines field of the College and Mr Cooley The campus offered by (he twenty-fou- r visiting Drof Roy w Kesler of the Columbia students were represented about one have Arrangements ben nade teachers and the four visiting lec- Accounting hundred and fifty per cent strong in department col W L whereby students may piMi their turers Will exieed those of the six- Walker Efficiency event of the day Engineer of tents on the campus and ramp on this teen visiting teaohe-and eight Massachusetts Following the lunch the studentM lecturers of last hilo they are going to summer III addition year to thoc courses ofschool A delightful pluie has been assembled in the main auditorium The educational deninu: ut will lie fered (lie has scmri-- l (he College where Miss Donna Jones for this purpose equipped presented especially strong this yur provided J’lof services of four noted lertmvis who one three act comedies The rest of Wlllluiu II with electric lights and supplied with imnent in will eo h deliver two bchir Kilpatrick ei was the in l day sient water ili'y rooHrat-Inwitnessing running Logan city eduiatvon and psu holivy Will replace lor one week with the Colli ge has also made gutiies tennis games the annual Drof E I Thorndike belli men lu Thus tho College hs iliawn troiu available the beautiful city park Just Kind hag rush hetw'een the Freshies iug professors nl educulioli at th Hie greatest inxtltutpii f kmern-- n five miles from the tainpus in Logan ami Sophomores ami tho exhibition Teachers UniColumbia College number of their Kilesi scholars to Canvoii i lei e students who bring given by lliris- Japanese two of whom versity Drof ’Dnsniond Franzen of their own tamp outfits may live are students at the Col lege lu how Berkeley ami Miss Ella Shearer of ooperale wlili the residnl faculty n giving Hie course work or the summaking of tltcir summer study a real thj Japanese protect themselves uml lang Beai Ii will return this year uml mer s( SsfollS Vaeatloii how they wrestle MKs Alma Biuei edui utiomil tllice-to- r The Freshmen boys won Hie sand in i Ii jlil hunting will uLo lomtm i from the Kophomoies when two valuable courses Committeebag Thu rurul uml agrii ultural rum sea they captured five of the Iwgs uml held a half Inlercst in unother when will lie more vailed and get ally Is time Was lie lured to be up Baseball augmented this s siion James K cairn’s were held between Hie blonde Boyle l'rofessor of Duial Hionoiiy Exei alive rmnnilHi-eimare to Recently uml hiumtle gills of tlie College anil Cornell Unlverslly Drof M J Rose-nul- l til attend their lip winy evening Wny meeting Is tween Hie senior ami Junior 1 kv U'lsoe and Dior John lolhge Ihe future or lender their V I'- - From an II seniors me dim Iiog-- t he boys rslgmilioi entry of 627 Speeinlisl ju Irrigation uml Dr ilnnge l roubles to a ruling passed rwenti ml rli-- In Ihe Invitation Truck Meet aeiordlng that ulwnvg nppeur us As Hie slmlenls turned out um1 will give outstanding courses ileal Hie rommlttee The ruling m Rowe of SiNiulhh Fork took chief gradual mil time On bumlred approui lies cent strong and no Bluf- lug with diversified rural problems this night they motor forth to the fers wereper passed follow: honors by capturing thu pentnihniim The scientist will he no si ably detected the kangaroo H shall lie Girls (’snip In laigan Canyon to enthe duty of all Extii Events of Ihe lYututholim were Ihe court held on tbs quadrangle took repioented by tin- return o Diof ’V Hu- (oiiiinlileemeu to 'ittend all ’ joy iliiiiclng lu th tune of Mel over thu regu- liriMid jump illsciiss hop step snd nature of a good Joke with C A 'lee depart m I of logy U Lemon's ortlmstrs Everything but I teens Dunry ami West race and of Chicago aluo Drof llepry lar meeting at aulil eoininlttee Jump shot put I’e figuring the partners is being furnished by If any person shuil have two I2i Irani r C Cow In of the Uolaay race William of Monroe incut depun prominently the class they sre left to th disabsences from sui Ii mei t took second place In tho all around Tlie day’a celebration waa fittingly of the same university und f cretion of tint seniors The exact i lb V Mit'olluin i mlnent ndi r ciiiupi'tlllou nils! log during the year ih y shal! lmuxetl With a student Ounce body lime of leaving will be put on the II Ir resignation Vof hi Id In the Kmart gymnasium In the of John Hopkins University bulletin board later 'Ixeuseil uhsenee1 ahilt lie "Wa t lean 'em and preaa ’em" Call George D Lomleihuck of Ihe Uiobigy Seniors aro asked to sign the evening or dealh and ikllvel Toggery Adv department University of t'allfornli as to meaning sbkni-not on the chapel door iu order ou' of town Former Instructor Hint th number going of College Im ' i (unclia thus mi le shall be fllkd known and preparations iiiatln two Hilrda t21t pi ijordy of llo Elected to I'ublic Health com in ilt(s Honor at (lie Tl -- iu rt 1 “A” Day rmer)cas Foremost Educa- Featured tors Assemble For Second National Summer School Hundred Percent t Educational Department Strong Leading Business Figures gaged et T'"i'’ well-know- n e We Always Appreciate Student 'Trre Ldt‘ F 1 Xi a - ' 1 I bnse-bul- g -- - Executive men Must Attend Duty or Quit Post Ruling ru-l- Senior Parly at Girls - i nu-tc- r nn-te- i'rr leexi-tiHe- s Society Michigan l'rofessor Ezra Carter who is do- ing reseacrh work la physiology and public health at the UulverJty of Michigan has been elected to the i'ublic Health Honor Koctety ac cording to word received recently by Dr J K Greaves of Oil College Tlila speaka highly or Mr Carter work In the graduate division of that Institution a thl ia a coveted poaltlon sought by all graduate In public health but altalmd by only n small minority l’rofessor Carter will be bark at Ilia College as a member of the regular family next yar KEEP CLEAN G UVIKvr KtlKw MHMUi And Well Dressed! It I'aja! The rules for the student workers becuutest writing ing conducted by tlie Nation Msg Bzlne bats been slightly changed according In a notice rerelvi-at tlm arflce of Fludent Life yeeteiday Under Ilia new arrangement graduate of tlila spring are permilled to enter the routeat The former hatred these students Frenxinif— Gleaning Repairing— Altering Relining— Flailing Dyeing Logan Cleaning And Tailoring Rhone ITt Dry Cleaning 20 W DEGN’S exii-nlli- t N Frotecta the Health of the Nation from rompeting WANTED To purchase a ropy of llelniauger'a “Butter Making" Call at counter In Daily Is pailim-nt E fJ E E D H A TJ Jotvolor Gives d I ! l th-cr- pei-(ei- Students Hours 9 to 6 Wednesday and Saturday from 9 to 9 Studio a few doors south of the First National Hank over An dr ran Frierson Shoe Store For the Best Cakes Dies Bolls and Bread CALL AT THE ROYAL BAKERY —Try Otir Coffee and Roll— — Real In Town— 1 i quarter Third: Tlm editor of Kludeuf receive Mo month throughout the arhm-h money to be derived from sludePt body fund and paid by of tlie College al Ibe regular mmi'bly pay day Life Him II fit pr l Iust — Ket of leys return to lir N A reward yr Finder Pcilt-rsoi- pIctlMO i uud MONSEN MARKET STUDIO the Very Rest und Cheap est Fictures to the ' n Y 'IV J t- - j Dynamite Encourages Slide Near L i? 7 - (t u-- I Re-N- Camp Tuesday May 12 1 Glee Club and Student Life Proposals Talked On in Open Forum Re-N- Scheduled A Colli ge judg'd first upon its Standard of si holnrslilp In tins re t the College Is vi ry proud of the pusiliiin wlibli It has tsken with tlio bailing collegia of America Second iii 1) to scholarship is wliit has conie to be lulled College spirit Without dUrussIng this at length ant sure Hint every graduate and friend of tin College lakes particular pride lu the democracy existing here where all line np on a dead Ivel of equality of opportunity in the esseiillal cli Mil I mess which we und sue-la- l strho to attain in conduct and in sportsmanship which we sis k to have a part of our life here The next year I to be I In lleve th greatest In tlie history of Hie Col Jgo Everything points to a revival In trade and Industry wltli reluming prospei lly on nt least a Snow Mt gradual scale Th opportunity for Well trained graduates of the ColMen from the geology and enginelege Is I believe now the best In ering department f o College are to use dynamite In Pausing a snow year slide near Ml Logan according to - A Diehard president elert of the engineer club who recently was a party of a trip to Mt Ugan He staled that snow shoes wer needed C’J3 EPLCIALTY for two thirds of th trip th mow Hair Catting aud Khaln being some thr to seven feet deep Hair Bobbing 00 III level (all tba lataat styles! L' r'aclal Traatmaat foe Mr Klrhurd wa also one of the L-t aa4 Vailing paity of fifteen uuder the direction I fair of J‘rofesor Frldmen who made a 1 A C i rkoa Ehloa geology trip to the forks of lltack-smit- h ‘ItI -- A— -- a ’ Fork river Conglomerate was predicted and found near th 1 forks Rock ciiuk and (leavers wer (MtJmnl nf fnfe't'evtft I CREEP AT AUD O Amendments Are Proposed to S B Constitution LETTER MEATS Rhone 109 for Set vice lliim I No I — Kexall Ki(lf Dlimie HM5 y Resldene REX ALL TRANSFER WM CURKKIL Drop Baggage Transferred to All I'art of Town Furniture and llooavbold I I ’ Gooda Moved Logan Utah A H Palmer&Sons Numbing And Heating AUTOMATIC LAWN HFKINKLEKH 189 North Main Lofan Utah n i |