Show i'p rUDEK Summer Issue Vtt'iime STUDENT LIFE ilurty F Jl UTAJI SEPTEMBER 4 r ounr A A VJr toil 1942 ' c ifc '? rfit V -- NumlDwi Prepares for 194 Uia n In The News LOGAN 7 A C President Tells Importance School Plans People Of Land Grant Colleges In War Get Signal The American College represented In Utah Go Ahead represents the most To College State Utah Agricultural by Land-Gra- State Make America T—r-i ‘Jf i nt extensive and productive single educational enterprise in America In the words of Senator Elbert D Thomas the creation of this system of colleges one in each state was “the greatest single educational act in the history of the world” - Who Make Utah WF Year Sees Courses Cater To Wai 1942-4- 3 Vi - 'ifV v : ii v s - activities for Aggies received the “School as Usual” is the signal this week with to duties council of Utah State administraway assignment the six council members who will tive officials previewed the Formed in 1862 under the ad- sit on the executive board by ministration of Abraham Lincoln 1942-4- 3 academic year this Charles student body president been a have these great colleges week as Kelley plans in every deAmerican major factor Newcomer Lew Livingston who culture in democratizing learning partment went forward with is slated to wear a white student and fulfilling the American dream in eye on expansion rather body sweater for three years on of equality of educational opporthan contraction of the colhis election to the tribasis of the tunity Provides Liberal Education year council post last year will lege curriculum handle the awards and honors — The object of these colleges Registration dates for new that an perennial goes assignment students at Utah State have been quoting from the founding act of underclassman to the set for September 25 while 1S62 and the Utah (Lund) act of Schedules Socials will fill out enrollment lsSS is "to provide a liberal and cards the following daysj For the practical education for the inJoo AndCrSPjL— yiia- is in the freshmen and transfer students dustrial classes in the several pursecond of his three years will orientation programs are scheduled suits and professions of life” Agrischedule social events — a position —programs designed to give these culture the home engineering and last year that Dick Harris found students a birds-ey- e the trades and industries forestry view ojf USAC rocky with strife to contend with the fastest way possible and range — the training of teachfrom the local dance hall manNew Courses Scheduled the arts and commerce D A SKEEN Salt Lake City ers agement New courses for the school year 'Gordon Porter one of the two attorney who will head the Utah sciences which underlie modern are scheduled in political science State alumni association during industry these constitute the basis independents on the council the history industrial arts languages the 1942-4- 3 other being Anderson will be in year Skeen succeeds of the great curricula of these radio aviation and engineering Professor L R Humpherys - pro- colleges while charge of special events and military officials have anfessor of vocational agriculture It was designed that from these Burns Crookston the other sophonounced plans for permitting stumore to break through in elections colleges should come in ever indents to major in military science council position for the creasing numbers men and women Students can still complete preskilled in the “several pursuits and will handle publications r scribed courses for a commission With the valley behind and the turbulent war clouds overhead these Utah Staters march professions” of life and who would Directs Homecoming for training that will help fit them a mechanic learner for an along with their regular academic effort have broad and liberal training for As special event chairman PortArm in arm come a naval trainee work but with indications for a an ROTC officer and typical college coed and fellow citizenship and for leadership in Winter er will direct Homecoming and men a women These marine trainee sponsor of America depict a part of enlarged and larger army that ever before after a democracy Carnival and the other college training program inaugurated for war needs Drawing by Ev Thorpe the war the college officials decidStresses Broad Education calendar events sponsored by the ed to include major work in hiili It was not intended to produce student body Crookston will sit tary science as an added servica in this training a race of peasants on the publications board and will to students wishing to enter in America but rather that our edit and supervise the Blue Book Housing Accomodations Good rural citizenship and all our citithe freshman’s book of laws and Housing accomodations for the zenship influenced by Land-Gracustoms and the student directory year are equal to last year when College training should be blessed a pocket sized edition of who's 95 landlords offered board and with a knowledge of good litera- who where they live and what room facilities and 219 apartments they are studying at college In line with America’s pre and were open for rental in addition The important budget position to the 12 post war military program Utah fraternity ami sorority'” while goes to Aaron Amacher State will offer a major in milhouses and the women’s residence ' offices of Enlistment the army George Lacey will supervise class reserve in science the time for first D A Skeen new Alumni Associ- hall corps are open every itary and student body elections again acaAthletic schedule is highlighted history during the 1942-4- 3 ation president and prominent and weekday from 9 am until noon demic this year by the night game with Colorado’s year Lt Colonel Ben B successful Salt LL Rennell Smith J recruiting Hill Lake Karma Lacey City attorney Golden Buffs at Ogden Home- - ' Blair adjutant of the college unit officer for the enlistment proassumes assembly automatically has the distinction this year of coming with University of Utah reports Selected upon basis of achievereminded interested gram pros Unita duties while directory the following week and finally tT “Offering a major in military presiding over an ment in agricultural work 23 Utah Woodland Welch takes the minutes pective and former Utah State science v-an is trek to Wichita not in with alumni 6000 over keeping only students body Tuesday graduates Kansas aatitei and writes the reports for the youths of the Future Farmer and for a tussle with Witchita the defense nation's preparations from miliState Utah located the in the Offices are administrators receive will movements club to train thousands for university duty tary science and tactics building now but will constituteactual Mr Skeen a graduate of the ’Gray scholaran imCHARLES KELLEY student $100 Carl Raymond the and at for 1909 examinations is college college in d from the Union Pacific enlistment ill the program are portant contribution to the mili- qualified to head the Alumni body president ft ho started the ships the war” after Lt Wells M Allred a sophomore program tary company to begin their higher activities ball rolling this week Association having been interested given every weekday morning from Colonel Blair explained with assignment of duties to the education at Utah State student at Utah State last year 10 am until noon Lt Smith exin higher education in the state The course for a prescribed members of the executive council ever since he first came to the plained Word of the awards came to was chosen to receive a $250 Sears in calls for science military major as a student Open To Former Students Utah State after official judges scholarship in competition with 36 completion of 36 hours of military Aggie campus “Immediate enlistment is open several times for his Recognized sciences had studied records and achieve- candidates representing state colsix including quarters of Two former Aggies John ' K to students who attended basic courses and six of advanced unselfish service and interest in Annual Utah State housing lists ments of the youths Of the group leges and universities throughout Meibos and Clyde P Baugh died only USAC spring quarter and such social welfare work and legislain airplane creshes during the past enlistment depends upon the quali- training 30 hours of mathematics 22 will use the scholarship fund the United States tion Mr Skeen has served as compiled under the supervision of 30 hours of foreign languages — Jack Croft dean of men and school year The $250 scholarship award will week crashes that occurcd while ty of their previous college work during the coming Chairman of the Board of Trustees chairman eight hours of surveying 15 hours each of the young aviators was on upon their demonstrated of the housing bureau while one is scheduled to enter be made available to the officer-lik- e Emery active of chemistry 15 hours of physics of the Utah State training school indicate ample USAC in 1943 housing accomodacollege officials duty in Uncle Sam’s flying and their ability and for feebleminded qualifications which he was his him to hours of iiclp through political science youth eight tions for the 1942-4- 3 year force stated to pass the physical examination” in instrumental He was Mathematic founding courses include two years of school at the ‘With the complete canvass not LL Meibos an instructor at tho recruiting officer said The 12 FFA workers who will final general and advanced algebra tri- also instrumental in the establish- yet completed board and room use the awards in 1942 include: college and stamps him as one of Corpus Christie died when one of ment Salt of Lake who enroll at the col- gonometry Students Community facilities and apartment accomoplane analytical geoIvan Anderson of Richmond Verl the four young agriculturists with bis students lost control of the lege for the first timo in Septem- metry and differential and integral Chest and the Central Council of dations are sufficient to care for J Iverson of Tremonton Vcrel the best activity records in Lho flight plane and crashed into a ber will not bo eligible for enlist- calculus American government Social Agencies of Salt Lake City the more than 1000 and tree on an attempted landing A ment Bohman of Morgan William Judd nation until they have completed international political relations are and the Utah Society for Mental this does not include students and 1940 he in the thirteen State ' graduateoJLUtah of Johnson of Hoytsville Fred political science Hygiene In the balloting eight states vot- was a member of Sigma Phi registration Lt Smith emphasized the prescribed fraternity and sorority houses nor Clearfield Verl Smart of Sandy Mr classes reSkeen while courses was one of the oigan-izephysics the women's Exams Given Enrollees dormitory” Dean Don ed to give first place to Allred Epsilon and had been active in Earl Reynolds of Stockton of the Lion’s Clubs in Utah Croft said quired are mechanics and moleactivities Examinations will be given the cular Thomas of Spanish Fork Calvin while another seven voted him college physics electricity and ma- and Idaho and was the first presiLt Baugh crashed while doing new student enrollees during their Housing lists may be obtained at Nielson of Mona Dean C Bush-ne- ll second Students were rated acand heat gnetism light and dent of the Salt Lake City Club Dean Croft’s office 104 Commons patrol duty near San Diego He sophomore year and men who do sound of Meadow Robert White of The foreign language study and district Governor of the Utah building and are to four qualities being attended Utah State for two years not meet the educational standards kept up to date Beaver and Verl Langston of Hur- cording include either French Ger- and Idaho clubs At present he is with daily checkups on new vacah judged 50 percent on scholarship and then left school to enlist in or measure up to leadership stand- may ricane Kenneth Porther of man or second of while vice the Lion's Spanish president history ncies or vacancies filled Officers has been chosen for the 23 percent on leadership 15 per- the air corps A member of Sigma ards will lose their inactive status courses are elective international are open every day including cent on personality and 10 percent Alpha Epsilon he was prominent and will be immediately called to 1943 award in campus affairs ns a student Sundays for convenience of stu’ active duty The 10 students who may on business ability dents who work on week days men in desirous of use the scholarship this year arc: College duty the navy may enlist in the army Betty Adney of Connne Gerald reserve Plowman of Smithfield Lillie corps and upon completion AVN UYAN piesident of- the of two years of basic military Foster of Cedar City Louise Hall Associated Women Students- - at of science and tactics of resign and Nephi Lawrence Taylor Utah State will lead out in coed transfer to class V-- 5 or 7 of the Laketown Weston Daw of Cottonactivities during the year On her wood Opens Donna Bleazard of Tooele navy Lt Smith stated Twenty vocational agricultural Willianj Norman Cupencr of ’Garshouldeis falls responsibility for Daniel H Ludlow of Spanish Fork y graduates of Utah high schools land Gael Winfield Elmer of Mil- Of The A's B’s and C’s of Utah dents who report behind schedule planning coed events L Beman Snow of St George and will register at Utah State on ford) Glendon June Guymon of obtain their may newest State’s registration of freshmen crop Lena Hadley of Ogden September 25 on annual $100 Sears Orangeville Ronald Gordon Hanand new students will mark the books at 3 30 pm Roeburck & Company scholarships sen of Provo Ross Karl HendAnnual Saturday’s schedule for former President s Assembly college year opening of the 1912-4- 3 it was announced Monday by R rickson of Payson Fenton D scheduled for when they climb college hill for students only reads: A and B 7 September 30 will H Walker dean of the school of Hirschi of Huirnanc Biandon open the special events calendar the first time on September 225 am C D E and F 8 am G Horton of Circleville Clishee Niel- at Utah State for the 1042-4- 3 agriculture at USAC H and I 9 am J K and L 10 to register for fall quarter Selects USAC L R Humpherys professor of M N O and P 11 am Winners of the scholarships were son Lyman of Blanding am academic year according to the ttiat Indicating registration proagricultural education at Utah selected by a special college Bert John Magelby of Monroe list of events outlined in the new cedure this year will "follow close- Q R and S 12 noon T U V W State to the this returned campus X Y and Z 1 pm Late comers Catalog scholarship and awards committee Davis Blaine Morrill of Tridell college catalogue ly that of previous years Registrar week after repiesentmg the col- in cooperation with Sears Roe- Wayne Woodward Nelson of Homecoming on October 17 will William Bell last week announced will be accommodated at 130 conand the of universities leges buck & Company representatives Grautsville Laurie Clarence Pear- be highlighted by the football game Distributed In Auditorium The library at Utah State has the and alphabetical son of Salt Lake City Junior Jed between Utah State and University On Friday all registration books ference at the National Institute Dean Walker explained been selected to receive depository schedule Friday 25 September on Education and the War held Richardson of Brigham City R J of Utah and the reunions Compete For Award of catalog cards from the national has been reserved for all new will be distributed from the audi- from August 28 to 31 at WashingPaul graduation classes at special colDuring their freshman years at Rickenbaeh of Glenwood David W students while former students torium in the Main building With ton D C library of congress the 20 forKent students Wiser will of Lewiston Chester lege luncheons The other college the fall Davies librarian was informed will register the following day the exception of students in Called by J W Studebaker com- compete for a $200 sophomore Clair Corbett of Delta and Leon-an- d quarter events include: Honor this week by Luther H Evans Instruction will begin Monday estry engineering and mechanic Vee Spencer of Aurora arts The procedure will be the missioner of education and chair- award given by Sears Roebuck Societies assembly on October 21 acting librarian of congress September 28 same Saturday Foresters and man of tho United States Office and company to the freshman with Orchestra Concert November 13 Ancrimlec Listed The depository catalog at USAC In Opens Morning record scholarship engineering enrollees will get their of Education in Wartime and Paul the highest In the event that one of the Adult Leadership School Novemwhich will be the only one in Registration activities will open books at their respective buildings V McNutt chairman of the war and participation in school activi- W'inners is unable to accept the ber 30 to December 11 and tho Utah will include approximately at 915 am for the new students As has been the practice m the manpower commission the meet- ties award first alternates were nam- Combined Glee Club Concert 50000 cards each year — covering with students whose last names past the Mam Reading Room of ing was attended by 200 representaIn Cache county the committee ed by the committee These in- December 9 in the begin with A B or C calling for the every book copyrighted educational tive leaders from the was unable to choose between clude: Marvin G Mason of Aurora college library has been desStudent activities and social United States Mr Davies said their registration books at the ignated as meeting place for stu- 47 slates USAC officials stated Calvin John Weeks and Will Wal- Fred Tweile Baird of Payson events highlight the winter quarter The cards will be supplied to time Schedule for the remainder dents with their faculty advisors Professor Humpherys also at- lace Ballard of Smithfield and Charles William Cowley of Venice calendar with the traditional MiliWELLS ALLRED winner of a the library free of charge Mr of the day is: students whose It is here that the students select tended the of the national voted to divide the $100 award Judd Killpaek of Huntington meeting tary Ball scheduled for February S250 schoolarship that will help Davies added and will be filed for names begin with D E F G and their course of study Again for- committee on legislation for the equally between the two students Franklin Lowe of Beaver Neil 19 and the college opera on March one the convenience of persons in need H 10 am him finish college Wells I J K L and M estry engineering and mechanic American Vocational Association Dean Walker stated Monroe of Scipio Richard John 4 and 5 The fifty-fift- h founding of 11 am of the four young agriculturists of information on book publishN O P Q and R arts students are excepted from on August 27 at Washington DC The other 1942-4O'Neil of Roosevelt Thomas Leon the college Will be observed March winners thus honored in the nation by ing authors titles and catalog 1 p m S T U and V 2 p m this since they will meet their Last year the USAC educational M Anderson of Elsinore Stocks of Moab and Willard Hart 8 at annual Founder’s Day Sears Roebuck & Company forms and W X Y and Z 3 pm Stu advisers in their regular offices leader was president of the AVA Richard Evan Cowley of Venice Christensen of Brigham City Extracurricular school-goin- g rs - -- one-ye- forwa- rd-forward tj I Reserve Officer Outlines Army Enlistment Plan nt fi fv Railroad Awards 23 Scholarships If all-o- To Youthful Utah Agriculturists Utah State Offers Major Degree In Military Salt Lake Attorney Presides Over Science Alum Association nt Wells Allred Wins f ever-growi- te -- Sears Scholarship H Jail-roa- Former Utags Die In Plane Crashes Housing Lists Show Ample House Facilities rs -- extra-curricul- Para-gona- I H A’s B’s C’s Enroll First When Aggies Mark School’s Opening - Sears Roebuck Selects Winners OfAnnual $100 School Awards V-- Humpherys Attends National Institute Library Of Congress For Depository time-tabl- -- s 3 e i President’s Assembly Calendar Special Events |