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Five cents per copy CITY FRIDAY MAY UTAH 2:1 NUMBER 19 1919 HONOR STUDENTS RECEIVE AWARDS COLLEGES WILL IN ANNUAL HONOR DAY CHAPEL TO FRANCE GO 4 Weekly by the Students of the Utah Agricultural College LOGAN OFFICERS C Only Two Weeks More Of School MEET Fifteen Scholarship Awards Made— Eight Tie For First Honors —Oratorical Medal Winners Awarded — Stella Young Wins first Lois I lay ball Medal Liven For Embodiment of Home Secures Full Amount of ProIlartle And Scott May Study Ec Ideals Abroad During Summer — Opposed $12300 Hudget— OfElectficers For Year 1919-2The annual honor chapel was held (lie ranks of portunity For S A T (’ Men students scholarship i In Marines uesday when certain representative Those To Do Likewise ed Today As receiving Scholarship B Y U In students of the College were awarded and medals and honors for their achieve-nientin different activities of colLieutenant Scott have Informed the lege life Among the medals awardwill meat that be they War l)eart In ed the first one the Casto Medal available for summer service was presented by Miss llunstman to 1st will They France after June Marguerite Engeman for the best first of the the officers be among who have prepared speech in the regular service 1 he Hendricks Medal a girft of not seen service abroad to go overI! Professor Hendricks was (ieorge In will be hack time and they seas the next awarded This medal is of their the fruits experience (0 give to the student who to the aspirirlng It O T (’ youths given annually excels in extemporaneous speaking providing the War Department gives l’rofessor V A Pederson made the to their ear requests t kindly award to William J Snow who Is The War Department is planning the speaker extempore of our school to send many of the officers in the for the present year regular service abroad to familiar The (la nima Sigma Delta the naof with the practical phases tze them tional Honorary Societv for the and they will lie retreat School of welcomed Agriculture turned in the fall to Instruct in the three members into Its ranks Those C R O T chosen for best qualifying to the reThe War Department also desires quisites for admission were Iuelan to send discharged soldiers and mar- Mechnm Sumner Hatch nud Samuel ines to Europe for limited service in Morgan the army of occupation All S A T Tlie next order of awards was in and those who C men are eligible Siholarship A's Professor Hendricks go will be returned to the United reviewed the names of students who States and discharged with the Mar- have rereived since scholarships ines in the fall th inauguration of the awarding of All men Interested should npplv Many of these persons scholarships at the nearest Marine Corps recruit- are now on the College faculty while ing officer others are holding prominent positions in Governmental and other fields of work An unusal feature In the ScholarA ship awards was present this year Since the awarding of recognition for sehohitic attainment was begun It has been the custom to give Scholarship A's to the six highest ranking students This year however there proved to lie eight students with Y M A To Send Representagrades so nearly equal that no two tives To Colorado Conference could he eliminated The law of pre- had to he broken by the ad-- 1 For Special Training In Y mission of eight instead of six into Lieutenant-Colone- fflO TD Ilartle l s were Dudley Crafts David Cox Maurice Linford Kina Miller Aldy-tVernon Edna White Geneva wells ami John Ziebarth Those receiving honorable mention were Albert Hamsperger Stella Young Lucian Mecham Joseph L Robinson and Evelyn Esplin Lais Vernon Here again an exStanley Prescott ception to the customary six was Since two students were necessary necessitated tied for sixth place the placing of seven names on the Honorable Mention list In addition to the customary awards the current year marks the beginning of a novel type of honor e no special recognition nas made of attainments in the School of Home Economics The need of such a distinction was felt by Mrs Lois llayball who has made porsible the presentation of a medal in recognition of certain fundament al qualities of womanhood This medal Is awarded to a student of Junior or Senior standing In the school of Home Economics on the basis of qualities of womanhood evidence of application of Home Economic principles in every relation of daily life and proficiency in scholastic attainments Much difficulty was evidenced In apchoosing the girl most nearly proaching this standard The three who were best qualified were Lora Uennion Winifred Smith and Stella Miss Whltarre explained Young that a fine process of hair splitting was required to terminate the decisAfter ion in Miss Young's favor the awarding of all the medals and honors a unified ending to the ex erelses was reached by the excel-cedelent rendering of “Mother Macree” by E J Kirkham h Here-to-for- C ESTES PARK country Secretary HELD Poor Condition of Track Stops Possible Records — East High Wins With Granite Second Tlace remarked so wisely philosopher beeverything must have a small hard be It may so although ginning to take to begin a goat herd with two goats it Is hoped that the to Resume Position as “U” goat and the B Y U goat may of An Hus Department rest at the mouth of Logan canyon lives and Six Months in Sanitary all the rest of their natural thereafter Corps Coach Lowell Romney and his warriors will start on their Journey Dr W E Carroll Is hack from today spend tonight in Salt Lake France and will soon resume his City and move to the field of battle work as head of the Animal Hus- tomorrow where at about 2:00 p m will be fired to open bandry Department of the U A C The first gun when “Stubby Pete" takes This pleasing news was brought to the battle from Larson and hundred away the light Wednesday when Dr Carroll Coach Thereafter Hugh Wing BuildMain Into the quietly browsed will have nothhe believes ‘Dick” old with and began chatting ing ing to do but to call the men for friends back with his Dr Carroll left the College last their events and sit check up the and a and paper pencil September to accept a commission as confident how the Captain In the Sanitary Corps of the points (that's is over the outcome mentor Aggie He reported for duty at army of the coming meet) A little Camp Greenleaf Ft Oglethorpe Gaf — a is battle really expected and early In November embarked for piffle “Stub” and Barlow are expected France While In France Dr Carroll's to take the points In the hundred work was of a variety that should “Stubby” is expected to win while from the speed Barlow has been give him a warm place In the heart In displaying on the cinders here for of every downtrodden duoghboy his own words he made inspections the past few nights he bats about In to see that the boys were getting the 400 in his chances for a place yard dash “Lonesome food which the regulations pres- the 220 cribed and to see that It was pre- Luke" Falck Is backed as a winner with Nagle about even money to pared as It should be” A E F vets will all recognize the place or show In the 440 yard sun “Sum" Hatch and a blond nightimportance of this with their meIn overseas mare will run to death Hugh Wing mories of and anybody else who has the nerve camps Dr to enter the onrearound-the-trac- k In the course of his work Carroll covered a great deal of ter- event Jacques and Wayman make a he hard combination to get around In ritory Landing at Le Havre was detailed to St Aignon Dijon the mile and the half mile and the and finally to Brest as a Food and Aggiea should pick up several points Nutrition officer About January 5 In these events In the weights and Clyde he attended a conference of nutrition Jumps “Frog” McDonald some and of their officers of the Second Army held at Worley Toul From Toul he was detailed to associates will do their “derndest" the 79th Division at Souilly which Is to counteract the scoring of the near Verdun St Mihlel and Mont other schools The feature of the meet accordHere he visited these Facnn to advance notices will be the s ing trenches battlefields cemeteries — or “rest camps” as failure of Clinton Larson to take as many points as he expects The big the doughboys call them Is all set to carry off the 10th March on Jumper lie received orders to return to America and his exper- meet by himself and modestly so reiences from then until April 21st ports have It admits that be will when he sailed are a classic ex- a In the hundred the pole vault After high Jump Javelin hurdles high ample of Army Red Tape and low the hurdles base to Aside maybe (always various points trip via Paris) he went to Bordeaux ex- from these events Clint will not Boat enter the others so the Aggiea may pecting to embark there came and went yet he could not sail have a chance to take a few points for there were no first class accommodation left and the embarkation FRANCE "With a beautiful day to greet of them the high Bchool athlete the state were sent Into the first state high school track meet last and taken Friday at Adam'a field Work all In all the meet waa a success alI though the gent who layed out the ENDS The “Y" Council will meet today ATHELETIC COUNCIL A LITTLE running track is still “in as bad” as and decide definitely regarding the ever even after the huge efforts proHtition of sending a delegate DINES ATHLETES! HIGH SCHOOL FUN niade by the Coach and his friends to the Student Rocky Mountain to get the long path of elndert into Conferern e to be held at Estes any kind of condition for the young Park June Fifteen represenIf of the 125 high Lust Friday night the visiting boys athletes to s't up some records on tatives are expected from Utah col- school athletes who rallied around and girls from the High schools Some of the coaches believed the From present prospects the leges Kivn on® nnal Impression to slow track stopped the runners from the big A system of tables at the local "Y" will send at least one and gl h)Khly muu setting up some new marks high school dinner last Friday j probably two vjew of the U A C when a Especially was this true In the mile G next year A come the to should These conferences are held anStudent Body dance waa given In and half mile and It Is to he rethe A I s athletic history for the In honor in theSmart Gym nually In the seven different part their gretted that the track was as slow will be balmy and of Die United States and Estes Park next four years this dance waa as It was But everything within of number point roseate has been chosen as the meet tug of the human easily the lpost successful power was done to get the in All of the participants the In the first place a large cinders Into the best place for the Western Division Speyear possible condicial programs have been outllhod at number of the high school students tion and nobody routd do more as Mih such men as the following will coaches and olh lals of the State all(1 to ad(1 t0 that a wishes don't stretch the turns out discuss the big reconstruction prob High School Athletic Association Vtry g00( represntatlon of the one hit lens of the day: Col Raymond Rob- gathered In the cafeteria at student Body was also there The as could be As pretty a rare ins who had charge of the Red o dot k to partake of the heartiest was crowded to the chest wished for came In the mile run dug-outrtt Cross In Russia It P Wilden lee repast and best bit of Aggie If on the walls with the when Brown of the n Y C high dvtdopra turcr who haa visited and lectured seen on the Campus for many half mrry makers school and Kerr of the University moons Euin many big universities In The gnf Rone players of Iogan preps tore up the rlndcrs for a Dr J F After a cheering menu of radishes j furnished the music and If possible mark close to the state record Dr J C White rope In Slone and other prominent national olives pickles roast veal hot rolls pnyFd with even more ‘pep" spite of the heavy track And again mashed potatoes harncters maple nut lee than usual In the half mile the same pair Where student delegates In other cream and a few other fixings feature of the party was the brought the crowds to their respecf rt have once had the privilege "Stubby Pete" arose to at know ledge universal Introduction scheme tive feet with a battle for first place attending one of these conferences an Introduction given by Eb Kirk- united by “Del" Gardner when he which was worth the price of adforthwith spilled introduced everybody there to every-sundr- y mission “Stub" great rivalry has resulted among ham stories of a character which (ody elite in one short speech students for succeeding conferences The high school men started arre-This year Kansas colleges are send- made proper the compliod-wlt- h The visitors all teemed to have riving in town Thursday night and 0 ad a good time when finally the were Immediately taken In band ing to Estes Park more than quest that the ladles tee Mr Cooley over and It I hoped and students Nebraska colleges are to In the kitchen for a minute jilHt dance kept atrolllng around and losing officer would not permit an officer 100 be represented by more than carried the welcomed lasting Iniprea-boy- s themselves In th mysteries of that Peterson President they to travel aecond or third clasa (The men To meet In close contact and lon of the democratic spirit of the to the A U after the first man haa bit day occasionaenlisted mighty business district and associate with hundreds of college round of “Stubby's" humiliating wit no foolin' about that business dis- lly) Finally he waa ordered to Brest men from the Western States and Later fell Jaiiim E Moss President trict either on doltar day From and act aall from there April list who discuss the big problems of the day of the Athletic Assivclalion the sight which ran be seen this Upon arriving In America he went acis ronstdered a wonderful opporachool on high to on was generally this written spoke Camp Dtx where he waa dismorning (c The local "Y" expects some tivities tunity Coach E Ixvwell Romney Wednesday and you thought It was charged 48 hours after hla arrival rivalry when the delegate la chosen who apologized for the poor condiDr Carroll look well and aaya be penned on the machine this mornwe tion of Adam Field and promised but fooled where that's ing you) enjoyed the experience greatly He to hut any-a- y heller attraction In future year from the business which hae aome Interesting comment who k Hold Euroepoch-maA Pederaen of an N for various In preparation Is going on this morning and finally type 26th make upon cacompared hla own Ing year In 1920 the Ag Club nom- street nr the Loop la a tame after- pean livestock which will prove of next reer and the anguish accompanying inated officer for next yenr Thura-- d noon tea compared to the struggle great Interest to hla student In the of Uvea room youth v virile In the rlub It with the which Is taking place In Logan's fall III announced topic before him Then were nominated for off- hualness district The Fifth Annual Banquet cf the waa A t spirit With considerable icer s follows But nevertheless the Logan AgWII IT'S IN A NAME? For President — George Barber gie showed the youngster th beat Ha railed H ‘Cafe d Renown Sigma Theta phi Sorority la achedol-e- spirit he gave the boy aome old Agw had and from all reports It was The soldier for the evening of Friday Junr gie pep (Incidentally he suggested E W Robinson C II Linford boy all turned It down —Ardath Trice satisfactory to everyone Oth at the Bluebird Hall himself In an attractive way aome concerned He shifted th acenery For of Maurice Linford at “Stub'" manner e everybody realised that the track And called It The Beanery The event la one greatly antldp adeptnea t 1 by feed) For Secret ary Treasurer — Laurn waa th best which could be bad And got all the trade In town conducting every girl ander the prevailing circumstances —Time to Laff Number by the Glee Club mem- E Crooksfon Morgan McKsy Preparation are now well under Result For Extension Committeeman— sy and the affair promisee to be ber In achool and the excellent aer n C Font Hide D SI Dixie High rrownej with euecess A large repre-ertrtlo- vice of the Home Ec girl added Chaa Heart Joseph Heed firanlte Arrangement of alutnnl member l ex- seat lo the affair It J ex Ion Tlniey ii a For Entertainment Committeemen it v pected were In charge of Ihe College Athit Ik V HelHaon NMinlih Fork -Reunion will act ae chairman letic Council II Hinckley Floyd Chrlstenaen I American Fork of the banquet and Kite TbomM For Executive Committeemen— F I' of I’ Preps 2 tf artxMter § Itavla Ogilen High Hvhool Dr and Mra E 0 Peteraon en- - V Owen W W Welch for scheduled re O Murdock I Election Academy I BoxHdrr tertalned Mr nd Mr Rich) Club Pleueunt IJrov AH A ft Friday May SS dinner gueet old A C slumnl tow of Hurley Thursday at If 00 flinch Cliff waa A NUMBER 1 llranrh A C men should be on hand xt th Theta house Idaho at dinner laat Saturday Sunday rt 1 JAZZ HS 14-2- 3 one-tent- h And Hurdles Events For A C Sprints smoke room of the Thomas bmart Along with the bacon gymnasium believed it is hoped and sincerely will have team Blue” that the “Big the beginning of a herd of goats for the College to watch develop In future years Of course as the old FROM imS Strong-Poi- nts Tomorrow In the lair of our (riend Gene Roberts in the little city of Provo far to the south( the Aggies from the north will put forth their mightiest efforts to bring home the bacon to bang in the Wrisley says the campaign was successful Today the officers for next year President Vice President Secretary Evand Treasurer will be elected erything will be In readiness for a start at top speed when school opens Comes next fall Head Leaders In the recent funds camAfter paign were J T Wilson In charge of the “Illues” and E W Robinson “Reds” commander PROVO Seem Sure The “Y” tank carrying Y M C A campaigners in the interest of next year's "Y” budget went over the top and is now resting on a little knoll about $42500 high More than two thirds of the men at the College a majority of the faculty men several business men and a number of out of town pimple contributed to the worthy cause Judging from other campaigns held In various schools throughout the Appears Distance 0 IT mal-nutriti- far-fam- j In-o- su Coveted Sheepskins Io-gan- 'a Thetas Annual non-athlet- Banquet Early June i d Vice-Preside- r n lt Ilt Arrive For Engraving Seniors will be glad to know that those little roll of sheepskin for ehlch they have been working all these long hard years are almost althln their grasp The diplomas have arrived All they lack now Is the means of Identification They will soon have this however as the engraver Is now Inking the names of those a ho take their final departure In June The Illustrious Senior are spending the remainder of their time be taeen now and the first week in June In deepest concentration determining a hat they will do with their coveted treasure Thoee who havo their grade and high achool certificate on the wall back home will undsahtedly add their latest acquirement to tho collection Th moro coneervttlv students will return their to t- tom of thir trunk afUr th family to gas fondly ct Lr a tlm mill other tr'Il r always near thorn cord of tblr ments t:i u tl:n j t: C:a t:’: |