Show STUDENT-LIF- LOGAN UTAH SEPTEMBER 4 PAGE THREE 19-1- Marrying Aggies Alumni Scat Path To Parson s Door Greeks Maintain Group Ties With Summer that's the answer And maybe the war jt's love At least marriages among Aggie students and alumni Ut'a new high this summer with license bureaus and still more in the month left before school r jnior reporting and in the months to follow — marriages L Ned Clyde SAE prexy Chi tad Shirlee Beutler Alpha Sianrin’ Cook Lambda Delta feigan(l Lt Ralph Wintirton Hatch ami Boyd C Jorgen-- ’ Ethel Mae Hugie Alpha n Chi' and Blaine Willniore Denton S Richards and Aril f eluded Irge ried Mary Miano MoClister in Jum y of v lt p n 'o f(f'1 a0 Former business manager x of kStudent Life Wendell H Sorensen married Nora Lou Allen on May i 10 Willard K Muuglian shortly before he graduated last June Imlei'sen married Helen Carlson Mar'Lou Peterson Chi O of last year jorie Crookston Chi Oinega mar' Tan Davidson Alpha ried an Idaho man ind Fenemor Arves L of Christensen from the University this summer Omega Lullier Mnsor Sigma Xu daho Add military weddings: Beth narried Damn Smith of Salt Lake Morrill outstanding dramatist at 1 was the in the August July college last year and Lt F 'iiy date of Theta U Maxine Briton McConkie Delta phi of redding C Kruli Salt Lake city itnkins and Kenneth also Iris Kemp phi U and Spur to Pvt Grant P orgeant US Marine Corps The Institute chalked up another Rogers in Arizona k aJudd Z Harris lieutenant US rarriage to its credit when Reed Eloise Lamband Ulmer Marine Corps and Betty Perkins Pugsley were married in both former Aggies were married 3 Delta Sigmas rv une Lillian E Lund and Richard this summer in Virginia also LDS were Another marriage of interest was 'arl Coburn sarried June 10 and will go to that of Marjorie Davis Theta U Jb 4 ansas State where Dick will cor-- 1 and Lt LeRoy B Land Sigma v nue Ms schooling Phi Epsilin Farrell Ensign McClellan Junius Chi outstanding Alpha Bill and Omega Pi Kappa Alpha tied the ggie of class of '38 and Mildred Thomas the! knot in June as did Dick Bullen lark were married during onth of May Another of tin Sigma Chi and Annabelle Smith Cielian brothers Cyril and his 'Alpha Chi ide Betty Mae Starr of Champ- Dee Nuhn Beta Kappa recently Illinois are now living in married Elizabeth MeCrady :ii a iryland Sgt Clifford Ray Wyoming girl More Delta Phis irsley another Aggie graduate marrying this summer were Don irried Beatrice Fornehis this L Nielsen who wed Linvaiia mner and Beckstead a former Aggie and Dorothy Cowley ward Kearl class of '3 were Ivan Corbridge who wed Agnes rried June 25 Ruth Wat- - Howe of Salt Lake City Cara C Klinger Chi married and Robert Zirker and Omega u U rton Carrutliers U of a Verie Allen and Althair Pedersen dilate were among those married this :elen Clawson and Dr Mark summer nraericksen Sigma Phi Epsilon! Helen Davis and Manual Philip n the U of Oregon were mar- - Jensen set August for their e 12 in Salt Lake Beulah Remut'd 'ding month y Peterson Chi Omega wed Kappa Delta and Max Dout-i i Wassermann ng prominent Delta Phi were married in June ' an pianist in early July Hermoine Tracy Alpha Chi Omega ther military was and outstanding member of the marriage of Lt Charles I’ Olson Sigma class of ’37 married Frank B Jex and Dorothy Westover of Salt Lake City Janet Whent-'i- n dance in October ’till spring formal season Utah Staters From the time of the sisters both Aggie students ley wed Philip A Marsh and Ruth are offered an endless string pf social events Intermittent class and club frolics Institute firesides married this summer also Carol Brown married Ralph K balls men’s and women's open house and seasonal outdoor sports keeps the student's Britzell “hello" girl on the McClay to top off a long list of mind occupied during leisure hours switchboard and I Van Aggies who “dood it" this summer Pictured above in a variety of poses are repre jentative Aggie coeds Upper left: Spurs women's ?e i IIKA service group gather in the main hall for a were married in late In the offing are the marriages rally Upper right: the famous campus hill is used by coeds and fellows alike in practicing for the Winter Carnival staged each February in as wary Doris Britzell and of Betty Lou Baieh Chi Omega Logan Canyon v 'interland Center: a typical "quiet evening at home" is depicted by this group of jtt Thorpe art instructor at and Lt Robert Corey last year's "dormsters” Lower left: intramural enthusiasts rehearse for the annual dance contest and lower Janice allege president of Sigma Nu right spacious fields and meadows near the campus are a perfect proving ground for sorority Ima Martinsen Aggie gradu- - Mather Alpha Chi who will bohorse women as they prepare for the sorority riding contest an integral part of the Horseshow und Private George W Lee come the wife of Ralph Moffct each spring Lt Edward married recently in Idaho US Army Air Corps —f F marriage of Mary Harris and Scartazina Sigma Alpha Epsilon rt poulson and that of Ruth and Jessie Ray Alpha Chi n and Jex L Hiatt are two Kathryn Anderson Chi Omega land Bob Caine Pi Kap s of interest this summer Lt J Colombe Kappa Delta mar-iAbbott Sigma Chi president Brent Niel Bridges US Navy last year and Doris Okeiberry t y Two other Kappa Delta n boy nts NaDene Dunn hnd Elmo Margaret Erieksen Kappa Delta were also among those wed Mont Kenney Pi in Kap early summer Helen Miles was “Whatd'ya know? They’re enGoodbye to the sloppy college ita Woodland Grant Holman Sal — she’s making way for the Alpha Chi married to Lt gaged'" Yes to top off the long a and student body secretary- - IIKA while Lloyd Holt SAE collist of Aggie marriages during the traveled to Washington the and Isabelle Edwards said their streamlined purposeful young 1 1 1 world summer months there were also a wartime in woman part of July to Wed John “I do’s” August 24 Other mar- lege h a long list of Pi Kappa Alpha valcdi-a- riages during the summer include with an eye to the dim future and of the class of ’41 Melba Gay Jensen and Sid Friday Formal rush season for sororiWithdrawal of Beta Kappa to She knows the value of good Isabel Wade woolens-- - those ties gets underway Sunday Oct- ar inactive status during the sumanother Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha good ones she had and Lt David Clark Pi Kap Theta U and Paul Merrill 4 and continues until Saturmer months leaves only six frapin handings inober and last year Because they’ll have to e also married in Dorothy Robinson and Reed Judd day October 10 at 12 midnight ternities as active members of the cluded Harold Capener’s Sig pin do She also knows that what’s according to Fhyllis Stoddard college Men’s Panhellenic council on Karrol Haight Chi O here today may be gone tomorrow president of the Women's according to Dean of Men Jack Raipii Richads pi Kap put his Croft council who this week reviewed We can outfit our typical Aggie nior next to Elaine rules for rushing The week preceding rush week interfraternity coed in nine short takes For our Siddmvay's Alpha Chi lyre all girls desiring to be rushed may the benefit of freshmen and new Other O linkings were Mel this: we’ll choose coed composite students tip in Panhellenic the office register Manning and Ruth Lindsay We’ll put Theta U Karma Hill from 2 to 5 Council members on the active Bob and formal during pm Nelson and Ruby Everton romen Reservations for the Women's Lacey stately student body vp rush season may register every list during the coming college Jack "Doc" Romney and Belly Chi in are Pi fast are Hall Residence Kappa Hatch Sigma piling in one of the new trench coats day from 9 am to 123Q pm The year Women’s Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma 50 cents according to the Dean of that look so much like a foreign registrationwill feebe isa Now what will the girls do? Bill gie freshman girls and trails- - office with 81 girls already having There meeting of all durcorrespondent's will find the true on Friday bda Chi Ail except Lambda Chi Evans is engaged to a home town prospective rushees Aggie spirit been signed up to live there with national You can see Elizabeth Cali tear- October 2 at 12 noon at which are chapters miss Rachel Barlow went to iplificd on registration day ing fall quarter Chi O convention and enroute and along with The residence hall has a capacity ing through busy days of being Panhellenic rush rules will be throughout the nation receipts According to fraternity rushing stopped at Chicago where she cards they arc assigned a of 104 and while freshman girls Spur and Chi O president both explained Girls interested in joinSister" Sponsored by the and transfers are catered to any in a wearable pair of shepherd ing a sorority are urged to attend rules as revised by the council received an SAE pin from a North-las- t year the fall rushing season western student dated Women Students June Stocks Invitations to rush parties will the girl who wishes to apply for resi- check culottes topped by a sleek Sister” movement known of-- J' dence may do so Dean Caroline B wool jersey shirt be issued only through the pan- - opens on September 10 the open-Alpha Chi displayed Wes Smith's as Senior Sponsors is made Hendricks declared We pick glamorous Dorothy helienic office Phyllis explained b’1® day of the football training IIlfA pin at the Pi Kap summer season will last who’ll Nielsen sophomore junior and senior step They must be called for at 9 a m camp Rushing to Alpha Chi be made snould Application until October 16 already designatho by virtue of Iheir per-it- y 12:30 pm and returned before of to new Sweetheart a Sigaside Women the of at the Dean college News of marriages in the offPreference letters will be called ed as the first bid day of the seatraits and knowledge of and should he accompanied by a ma Chi at the Derby on October Sorensen will marry e life e red for Sunday October 11 and bids son Each succeeding Friday dur- ing: Johnny are chosen to help deposit of $5 which will go on the 11 to wear a smart the l'ear is als0 bid dar' the his special sweetheart of Sigma will hie issued from the Dean of new women students orient or date teas suit— for first month's fee at the time the corduroy Chi Chi O Jeanne Crockett someselves to life at Utah State Women's office Monday October hour from 12 noon to 1 pm being school It's practical! time soon It’s rumored that girls moves in bid the hour 12 nor 3 at pm Upon payment of To Sponsors will introduce You can see Rhyllis Stoddard Liz Cali Chi O president will marry 'Girls live in double rooms at the to fraa be eligible pledge a $5 pledge fee the girls will prolittle sisters to the campus "dorm" and eat their meals in Kaydee prexy with her blonde hair Dave Barlow University Pi Kap vill ceed to the sorority houses for ternity freshmen must be registersponsor several parties for the cafeteria dining room Laundry topped by one of those ed for twelve hours of work ex- at Christmas during the fall quarter Jean mid recreation facilities are also berets that have stepped right out formal pledging in joining Girls interested a clusive of military science or phyAnne Kennedy Alpha Chi and is available of AWS of 1918 France sical education and must have to are contact the sorority urged iarge of this activity of the Junior Plowman Pi Kap also And on Ruth Worlton wielding Dean of Women for of high units fifteen completed ’t informaany linked their pins together early in organization on the campus Chi meetings at the school student Alpha transfer work gavel Any or tion advice they may care to ler June AWS include officers Wynn Life’s Delta Phi we put a smart wool frock with obtain Ryan president and Barbara Phyllis declared Copies of must have attained a C average is now being worn by Ruth down the front thiscloseto the ru’sh rales wil! bu availabIe at in his previous college work be- pin buttons el'ald Christensen Brigham City girl secretary gethcr her office or at the Panhellenic fore he can pledge a fraternity Bart Bowden SAE now Now-Ju- st training instiYou can see Dream girl Henri- office Prospective students of the in naval reserve at Notre Dame tution may be taken into fraternity etta Jones being loyal to both her left his diamond home on ChiO houses in order to fill vacancies own cardinal and straw of ChiO Joan Carter’s third finger but for Pi of that purpose and only the gold and garnet Freshmen and new students ChiO Henrietta You can call her "Wacky” Jones dream Kappa Alpha by wearing a pair of desirous of being rushed now it may girl of PiKA narrowed down to and get away with those smart red calf shoes with with Croft Dean where one of the brothers when she took register That's Margaret Henriques bright yellow laces of Harold I Hansen Logan they may also obtain complete in- Dick Harris' pin the college lapproximately eighty-si- x day after petite On Forester queen Peggy Reu- graduate in speech from Utah Slt of the Utah formation concerning the financial graduation State student Rex Plowman freshibrarian who this month we’ll put a bright Audubon State nion 1937 in in the College Agricultural status of all fraternities Each man I’i Kap is making sure for ranks of tile utmf-!(- t joined the WAACS known blue tweed coat— the new shortie has accepted a contract as a the Independent Students as the Women's fraternity is allowed one organized the duration by giving a diamond all officially with wear can utterly that you member of the permanent acting rush ation takes a party during the season an to a nurse place of major Auxiliary Army Corps Evelyn Seamon Theta U pres staff of the Cleveland Play House tunce in organized party being defined as campus social acti"Henrie” as she is called creature look the poised would Cleveland Ohio it was announced one attended by 10 or more rushees Gloria Harris Chi Omega has in the elean-cu- t her of one those in by she is vated with the national Wednesday by Leonard W McDon- and held at a place other than a a diamond from a home-tow- n boy of the colto department catalog classics— a suit that can go ald USAC alumni secretary Max Hess and will not return to cadent Students Association public resort librarian has been officially and then meet the business lege House The ers school She’s marrying him soon nationally Play t hiembership to any sworn into the corps and is world the next year Hansen after graduation from recognized community theatre proMax Jones IIKA has perbelonging to a Greek awaiting orders to leave for at summer USAC 20 school attended For svelte Betty IJii Jndbbn ject' for the past years has a manently pinned Tharrel Bergeson fraternity or sorority Iowa to Des Moines Fort social calendar for the Kaydee whose picture will grace permanent staff of three directors the University of Iowa where he Kappa Delta enter training there year 8 the Sigma Nu mantel as their and approximately 100 apprentic was awarded his master's degree °f prominent seasonal She’s been a member of the Paul Montrose IIKA now with Girl" next year we choose the students and last ygar had a pay- in 1940 This summer he attended interspersed with smaller since staff college library a special eight weeks session at the army air corps hung his wings 110000 it" dress of the year one made of ing audience of people Shintetita every two weeks atshe which 1939 before Another airsmooth velveteen For her blue Plays are scheduled for six nights the Iowa school and his ctnract on Elaine Curtis srship fPes are pHCC(j t a tended the University of each week in each of the two came as a result of his outstanding man Lt Marden Turner recently or green although yellow is a "thninal price so as to allow Utah and UCLA married Verna Qlsen student performances there theatre auditoriums favorite Participation by the students f- 'p:4-o’c- ' 1 I t 1 m vtn SFmlri J & l v‘ fc ite1 wed-Jun- t E t t i j pre-ga- - Aggie Splash In Fashion n Panhellenic Councils List Rush Rules ' Kings Things Fraternities Issue Sororities Pledge New Girls Oct Bids On October 6 n mid-Jun- Sponsors Girls Make Dorm New Students Reservations Now! Utah State’s 12 campus fraternities and sororities maintained ties during the summer through meetings canyon parties and reunions Widely scattered membership working in various parts of the state resulted for some in several different cities National groups in conventions took the attention of some but as the opening of school draws closer one thing — rushing — takes front row in the plans of every Greek rs mar- - Sigma Nu Sig-C- 1 wide-wal- — Four Chi Omegas attended national convention from Alphaprant Bethers and I’rivates Homer Gamma chapter this year The Stephenson John Reese and Dale convention held at Buck Hills Redd Bethers acd Stephenson are Falls Pennsylvania June preparing to attend officers train-wa- s attended by delegates of Chi irig school Omega s 96 chapters El:Tbeth Call Chairman of the event Waa president Betty Hatch pledge-- ! Wayne Smith with Guy Murray mistress Jane Moss and Rachel and ' Wesley Smith assisting Ray Barlow went from the Logan Ruiz edited the chapter news chapter Three delegates from the letter which was distributed that Salt Lake chapter accompanied evening them on the trip which included Aaron Amacher will set the pace Chicago Washington D C and for activities of Gamma Epsilon ew York City 0f pi Kappa Alpha as chapter Activities in Logan this summer president next year have included two meetings held Theta t’pilns slumbered at the homes of Maude Matthews neath a summer moon when and Edith Pond and a canyon fifteen members met at the home of Evelyn Seamans in Hyde 1'ark party y In Ogden Chi O’s fol- - for a evening of eatin’ and sleepin a swimming party at Other Theta activities have springs Elizabeth Call will eluded two meetings at the homes direct activities of Alpha Gamma of town girls and several informal of Chi Omega as chapter president next year Evelyn Seamons is president of Sigma chapter of Theta Upsilon for Alpha C'lii Omegas spent several week ends in Salt Lake the coming year Sigma Alpha Epsilon followed where City during the summer the fad and held their reunion members met to enjoy swimming at Lagoon on August 22 Bill Batt dancing and canyon partying In Alpha Chis follow- was toastmaster of the luncheon at which ed the fad and held a reunion at preceding the dance of August approximately fifty couples were Lagoon On the 15 and 16 approximately thirty piesent Bill Batt takes over the reins as members of Beta Xi chapter meetof Utah Upsilon of ing at Sunset Beach on Great Salt president Lake enjoyed swimming in the Sigma Alpha Epsilon for the moonlight and a bonfire and re- coming year Sigma l’lii Epsilon’s three-stor- y freshments on the beach The night was spent in Mill Creek canyon chapter house has undergone at the summer camp of Janice extensive cleaning and remodeling this summer Every room lias been Mather in preparation for the Ruth Worlton president of Beta Xi of Alpha Chi Omega will head beginning of school and fraternity the chapter during the coming rushing Plans for a summer reunion school year September 2 have been made Sigma Chi actives and a'umni met at Lagoon gathering spot for Members plan to meet in Ogden inost Aggie reunions during the or an evening of dancing Roden Shumvvay president-elec- t summer August 28 for their anto school nual summer Seventy-fiv- e will not be able to return his successor of Election this fall to be were expected couples will be the first item of business present Other summer activities of the this fall Lamar Monroe as rush group have included several parties chairman is in charge of preparafor prospective Sig Ep in Logan canyon and a meeting tions at the home of Roy Humpherys pledges Members of Lambda Chi held during July Jean Carlos was elected presi- have been working in far flung dent of the group last spring and places this summer As a result will lead of no reunions oh meetings have been rushing activities possible the fraternity reports Early meetings of the group Delta was also held this year after the opening of school will at Lagoon Actives and alumnae be taken up with rush plans and and their dates met at the resort "’kb the election of new officers was Merrill Rees president-elec- t on August 1 and spent the afterinducted into the armed forces this noon and evening at the resort KayDees plan a meeting for summer His successor will be members this week at the home named at the first meeting Sigma Nil's campus castle of Joy Evans Phyllis Stoddard of intensive president of Beta Delta chapter will be the scene of Kappa Delta will head the rushing this fall Much cleaning painting and renovation has been group during the coming year Pi Kappa Alpha men in uniform done on the house this summer were honored at the summer and it will be" spick and span of Gamma Epsilon when the White Star boys return chapter at Lagoon on August 8 to school on September 26 Reed Budge will guide the actiMembers honored were Lieutenants the Don Horsley and Robert Wilson vities of Sigma Nu during Ensign Ben Bingham Corporal comiug year 5 mid-Jul- mid-Jul- y College Fetes Frosb Ten Big Events At Tea Sept 27 Highlight Aggie Social Calendar Winding up registration weekwill end activities the College sponsor a tea for all freshman and students Sunday Septem- ber 27 in the reception lounge of the commons building Designed to place the new students directly into college life tea under the direction of the Deans of Men and Women will be attended by prominent Aggies and members of the faculty i Henri's In Army Invites Aggie Call Her WAACy curly-haire- stu-ho- 8 d Get-Togeth- ers Alum Accepts Post With Ohio Theater j Cross Attends Launching OfUSS Glennon Colonel Matthew A Cross professor of military science and tactics at Utah State Agricultural college Wednesday attended the launching the of the new battleship U S S Glenon at Kerney New Jersey on August 26 Named in honor of the late Rear Admiral James H Glenon Colonel father-in-la- of Cross the battleship was christened by his Miss Jeanne LeJeune Glenon As a ranking official in the navy Admiral Glenon had once commanded the U S S Utah shortly after this America warship had been added to the nation's fleet The invitation was forwarded to Colonel Cross by officials of the Federal Ship and Dr Building Company of "“New Jersey of the new constructors American warship grand-daught- On the calendar for the coming year are ten big social events cor(jjngr to Joe Anderson studenL council socials chairman All of them are traditional at Utah State and although wartime and reduced budgets may cut out some of the smaller social activi-th- e tjcs these promise to remain Tbey're as truly Aggie as the eight o'clock bell Slated for the first event will be the annual Frosheree held on registration weekend in honor of ail freshmen and transfer students In Homecoming with the election of Miss Utah State at the celebration dance the parade teas and the house decorations football games sets a pace hard to beat for the remainder of the year The Buzzer Ball during January at which are named the senior for special Buzzer personalities featuring in the yearbook is the next event of importance Second in a full schedule for winter quarter is the Military Ball ranking with the Junior Prom as the sw'ankiest dance of the year Winter carnival with its traditional dance carried out in a winter theme and Paul’s Party sponsored by the Foresters rounds out Utah State's fullest socials quarter Top event of spring quarter is the Junior Prom Other socials include the Engineer’s Ball running competition with that of their the Bunyanites sng the Workman's Ball 'which follows the annual campus clean-u- p on "A" Day While these account for only ten weekends out of the M which make up the school year AglCt and prospective Aggie ar assured plenty pf rtcrsattofe |