| Show by Hah Agricultural Colleg Ii(Ki 000000 00 Program Real Treat o Musical A C UTAH l iiV r 15( 1017 J 00 000 50000 Ooooooooooooooooooooooooo O' o o o o o o o o o o £ MUSICIANS SHOW TALENT 0 0 0 0 This Johnson failed The lowed by a contralto solo Thou Know That Fair !&hst£Ed Iand” “ti after which chorus I President Peterson’s talk was lie spoke as much appreciated usual on a timely subject in his forceful characteristic direct r Hendricks BIG CROWD EXJOYS 0 0 A new 0 PROFESSOR HENDRICKS SUCCEEDS THOMAS New Head of School of Commerce And Business Administration Aside from his extensive At a special meeting of the of Trustees of the Utah perience in commercial and ex-Poi- rd ral j Professor College held manner He doesn’t indulge in wide agricultural at 14 had licks has May morning many flourishes but drives the He is B thus in a Professor Logan’ training George nail hard in every sentence utDirec-jtic- n work of the to the shape was appointed from his tered Cleanings to the Commerce School of Commerce of School tor of the speech will be printed in anothon the women and men needs of Administration and Business er part of the paper the with side Side farms by P A C Peterson announced to succeed Dr George Thomas comin offered purely training to that Coach Jenson wished economic and subjects Profcssor Hendricks is well mercial meet all boys interested in basthe offeied "R1k in many fitted by training and experiketball and tennis such a I robtms of ruial life The girls held forth in secret ence to head this important credits marketing of farm ebook lie was born at Ix?w- - rural session after the close of the farm bookkeeping t m Cache county in 1881 In products related subjects 1 he graduated from the Biand de-In a o with j sreaxing of the future of V Colle-Logan The commercial work at the College grot cf Bachelor of Arts declared next tvo veers were spent in Professor Hendricks could be that development front tho Graduate School of Harvard field in the in this for looked I’nif rsity where Professor Hendricks specialized in econoj near future “The School of Commerce at From 1905 President E 0 Peterson said mies and sociology Hendricks the Agricultural College has to to 1909 Professor after his said Proon ncmic fields Hend-Mnrda- y j posi-Hendric- J ks i lv-hm- ed j -- Extracts From Pres Peterson’s Talk paying compliments Prof C It Johnson that summer school convenes under peculiar conditions — those of war These conditions are reflected in cur student Now is the Time to triin pare and to get the college had charge of the Department of I 'com mies of the Brigham per Young College During thisHarvone year atf iod he spent de- ard receding his master’s of 908- t1 at jw um!ror 0f 199 was spent rrt mos-- 1 One Unhmty before the people The A C is dedicated to mOj‘ Hendricks has been j training of the common the working 7 people I v are heroes housewives are Hendricks i? heroines These two classes are P0- cn’ " member ot tne vrmnuiu lnya welcome at the A C Amm- ' relation the II Mr Hoover has requested romic and the Society Sociological can that a two weeks course in food Association for Labor conservation to lie given in ev- - National Legislation (Contlnued on Tape Two) page Summer Students 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooopoooooooooooooooooooooS Mr Young masOur selection tenor a sang Pet- William ivories the of ter erson played a rousing piano1 solo The closing selection “The Fishers” was sung by William Knudsen accompanied by the solo georgk 5 “Dost Camp Fire Warms thing in Summer 0 introduced life was 0 School 0 0 Tuesday evening in the camp0 It 0 fire session on College Hill 0 0 was a fine beginning even the 0 0 married folks had a good time Professor married Prexy is you know is is made up of audience not the said girls — null The first number was rendered by the chorus and was fol- Thornton Editor and Manager 0 0 0 President P A C Peterson called tne scattered and bashful j£ and £ audience trom the fields long 0 o o 0 W i i - 4 jfr great possibilities” fessor Hendricks “The shifting of the emphasis in the United States from the field of production to that of distribution and exchange has brought to the front vital questions which heretofore 1ms received scant Not only business attention men generally but farmers as well have had to give serious ntonticn to questions of marketing advertising and banking The national bureau of market organizations for the promotion of betcr advertising media legislation and rural credits have resulted” and the young ones galloped around like Ford automobiles The big plaze was built near the north goal of the football field The flames sputtered and leaped sending their sparks high into the air as if animated with the spirit that has characterized so many fierce struggles cn the old gridiron Prof C It Johnson the musical minute man had improvised on short notice a Glee Club A real Glee Club rather rough in spots chanted several numbers The melody floating over the hill reminded one of serenades under Italian skies coming from the gondolas that dip during the moonlight hours in Piedmont’s silver waters The committee had arranged for a display of the oratory of George D Casto but circumstances prevented his appearance Ileber Meeks filled the varinging tones cancy and in pointed out the benefits of college education He plastered onto ambitious Jack Wright the story of Lazy John Jack and work are synonymous His father used to pull him in from the garden after the weeds were all hoed to keep him from pulling up the onions However Hebe made a good case lie gave vent sentito his ments by later attacking Miss Pearl Sevy The inside of every one was made happy by a peanut bust Many went home full inside and outside One lady was seen filling her blouse and several of the boys’ pockets bulged That technical game of pomp was introduced and many analyzed its intricacies It was tragic the way some of the boys surrendered to the fair ones whose arms were wide open to receive them Even our president College Peter Agricultural Peterson sunk his tall form into the tender embrace of a captivating maiden without a struggle The Millionaire Tramps were a real feature of the evening anti-suffrage- tte (Continued on Fage 4) |
