Show STUDENT PAGE FOUR Dean Walker lists Positions Of Graduates Slate Of Celebration Events Thursday 7:3ft p m KVNU broadcast from College Hill Friday 1 p ni Student Body Assembly Introduction ol candidates for Miss Utah State 7 i) m Bonfire — Whittier School Grounds 7:3ft p m Rally on Main and Center Streets Selection of Miss !) p m Homecoming Sport Dance Utah State Saturday 10:30 a m Homecoming- Parade — Freshman anti Sophomore 11:30 a m Tug LIFE LOGAN UTAH OCTOBER 23 19-1- Pep Talks Feature Rally Nelson Says Tiay-B- e Safe’ Wavne Morgan student body president Aggie Coach Dick Romnev Coach Harry Hughes of Colorado State and Marvin Bell Utah State captain will be featured speakers on Friday night’s rally under the direction of Joe Dean R H Walker of the sr bool of agriculture today extended welcome to homecoming ag men and announced the positions held by Anderson three year councilman class of ’41 graduates from his in charge of special events will department master of ceremonies the program for last Leading occupations which will be preceded by the trayear’s ag according to Dean Walkditional bonfire torch snake dance Classes er’s records are farming teaching and student pep rally 12 :30 p m “A” Men’s Banquet soil conservation service army 2 p m Flag Raising Ceremonies Temporary promotions and asand fellowships Return To Karin signments in the second advanced 2:30 p ill Football Game— Utah Aggies vs ColoDale Nelson w KOTC class place as Cadet CapTwelve of the sixty-fiv- e gradurado Aggies tell you will batthree of the head tains at the of ates of the school agriculture these days that David Rex talions Hampton have returned to the good earth it is safer to be Hulme and Ned Clyde special and the farmer list includes: Fred a player than orders issued Monday by Colonel Bingham Glenn Bingham Kendv e r— Mathew A Cross regimental com- an obser all Earl Doyley Dvvane Griffin and he should mandant indicate Gene Hansen Bryan Harris DougThe order which was issued know las Hendricks Ralph Maughan Friday when Fred Porter Grant Peterson Clair simultaneously with the organizand Johnson Paul Rasmussen ing of the basic classes into defin- Box Elder high Reed Tingey Spring quarter of every school year finds controversy ite units on the drill field is ex- school played in over the proposed senior gift that is traditionally given by pected to cover a period of from Logan high Nel Ag men who are teaching vjr Anderson high schools throughout the west- the graduating class to the college but this week Leonard two to three months during which son acted as ern states are: Noble DeHart McDonald alumni secretary delved into college records and the performance of the advanced chairman in charge of line yardSamuel Greenhalgh Horace Gunn found out that there was once v time when the controversy cadets on the drill field and in the age One Box Elder high pluy — George Hagiwara Alvin Kinsey tJidn't exist— and neither did class classroom will be closely noted went around left end— in fact way Near the end of fall quarter com- around left end and out of bounds Grant Nielson Paul Lamborn gifts Rex Jensen and Robert Morgan standings of the trainees As it went out of bounds it went parative 1897 to That time dates back be and permanent over Nelson and Co The Box Elder will tabulated Army Claims Nine when John Stewart was class The army has also claimed its appointments made on the basis of first aid kit was called into service of finances lack when and piexy to repair a couple of pulled leg these tabulations toll of nine including: Rex Gooili prompted the senior members to Ranks High muscles and some deep cuts Clyde Higginson ‘George Mendena that resolution a gift approve u nder hall Howard Morris Melvin PeterRanking immediately to alma the be shouldn’t presented Hulme and Clyde with son James Sehoenfeld Gul TayAs Cherninvsky’s flexible fingers mater As juniors however the Hampton Utah university observers are laLieutlor Sterling Taylor and Merlin struck the opening bars of Ruben-stein- 's six elms beside the rating of Cadet Second planted group of menting the fact that a conference and enants the Webb "Mazurka" yesterday Mrs the main assignment path— a tradition that assistant commanders ruling prohibited Izzy Spector brilbattalion The government has the next Michael Shapavolov’s memory carfound class members adopting to workare Harold Steed Richard Romney liant halfback from participating her with eight ried her back a half century largest following in latter that gift years Robert Wilson against the Brigham Young Ooug-ar- e Clifford Stock ing in the soil conservation service: ninth birthday ill western Russia First Gift On Record on Saturday Melvin Manning and Albert MitBryant Anderson Gene Whitman where she heard it played in a The first senior class gift on chell Those who were designated Burns Ray Davis Franklin Duce concert by Rubenstein himself These same observers say that Blaine Owen Woodrow Duke Mrs Shapavolov left Russia in record dates back to 1910 with as battery leaders with a ranking with Spector in the Utes would as Gunnell and prexy Orson Grant Harwood are Second Jack Lieutenant Lloyd Cadet the of before 1913 just four months Holliday have proven their 20 point prescore of sponKenthe when T Lamb Keith graduates David Clark Boyer outbreak of the first World War was no fluke They fail Fellowships were awarded the and two and a half years after sored installment of a drinking neth Hampton Harold R Capever game edge to remember however that Dean following six Aggies: Thomas her husband had left to study agri- fountain at the intersection of Chris Axelgard Joseph T Abbott Howard culture abroad Mr Shapavolov has main hails That mountain has since Evan A Baugh Ezra V Geddes Gardner by odds the most valuable Martin Jay McFarland player on the Cougar squad was Glen Nelsen Ernest Skinner Edgar woiked for the federal department been removed but that fact doesn’t and Ray Hugie also held out of the contest because historical from it Sorenson and Ernest Wettstein who of class the The making remainder keep of agricultural for the past twenty Get Dairy Positions records will as serve assistant battery of injuries years and for three years has had Dairy positions have been secur- his headquarters at the experiment In 1911 the senior loan fund was commanders and who also have a Ted King station on this campus ed by David Cowley incorporated under the direction ranking of Cadet Second LieutenSlalioties on the Vandal Utah Sterling Rose Erwin Schlieclmr of President Edgar B Brossard ant are Samuel L Avis Ray CanContributes To Literature title show that Idaho chalked and David Wagstaff John Keith Aggie Cox lockC Elmer Rooert the Corey literathe to while children's ning following year Contributing 248 yards by rushing compared Alherbt Mark Wilson and Elmo ture in the Mi's er fund was established The his- Dean Freeman Melvin Hall Roy- up language English to 187 for the Staters but the AgPacker have returned to Utah has written and trans- toric chimes in the main tower re- al B Henderson Lynn O Hollist the advantage back in State to continue their school Shapavolov lated numerous Russian stories sulted from the class gift of 1914 Clyde F Hurst Leo W Jex Pres- gies gainedkick-offs and work returned Her stories have been published in with Gronway R Parry as chief ton D Johnson Ronald C Johnson punts Del Mar Kearl and Spencer RichDon Russel Liston Kidman and executive the east in the following year children's magazines The returned Aggies Lock-heapunts 31 Kearl are employed by the her chief editor being John Martin with John Finlay as graduate ard S Lattin Dominick LaVerme yards compared to 19 for the VanAir company while Bernard who retired about 12 BakL Simon L Glen Maughan prexy years ago dals and led in the kick-of- f departChristensen and William Whitaker er John Millard Dale Miller Glen Mr Shapavolov reached his deFountain Installed ment 65 to 53 The aerial advantage have entered the forestry service Pace Nelson C Sterling Guy cision to study in America while lonow went to the visitors however who 1916 saw the fountain Canning companies provide the he was' in London and began his Peterson Denton S Richards cated between the dairy and plant Edward Scartezina gained 92 yards via the air lanes Dean paycheck for Blaine Hardy and RogJ graduate work in Wisconsin Since industry buildings installed while compared to 77 for the Aggies Howard Alfred Stokes 1911 he has returned to Russia the marble benches in front of the ers and John A Shaw was almost a standoff with Punting Other ag graduates and their Explains Appointees twice his most recent trip being main building came from the 1929 the Ags averaging 322 to 308 for occupations are: Bryan Booth about five In the appointments the Idahoans explaining years ago At this time fund Contributions to the conassistant superintendent of Farm B Blair regimental he traveled throughout Russia for solidated class loan fund were Major Ben Bowles Max Agricultural six months Security adjutant stated that the temporlectures The '22 classes and delivering 1921 the made by Administration: Mortel Adjustment have also tiaveiied ex- with the trophy case donated the ary promotions and rankings did Cooper Swift and company Mel- Stiapavoiovs not necessarily indicate what the in western Europe visit- following year tensively vin Hines plumber Lawrence final assignment will be HolPoland France ing Germany Hirlin fruit grower Harold A Contribution funds to the amJames smelter Donald Pack mis- land England and Ireland phitheater were made by the next Y Docs ork Research sion Paul Soulier Pacific Fruit while three successive classes Although their only child is in the caps and gowns for graduathe United States doing research tion ceremonies were presented NOTICE Anyone wishing to sell sponsor's work at Stanford the Shapavolovs to the college by the 1927 graduniform or parts of uniform have two nephews fighting with uates the Russian army in the present please see Vera Griffin Following these gifts was the war Welcoming home economics SUIT yourself at bust of President E G Peteralumni to the Aggie campus durson in 1928 tennis courts in 1929 Christine Dean chime clock in the library in 1930 ing Homecoming SMITH'S in (lie latest first unit of steps on front hill B Clayton of the school of home economics also the announced entrance Rechow-Morto- n second unit campus designs and models! fund statue of President Lincoln placements of last year’s graduates Class of '41 home ec majors are and contributions in the library to the entrance fund in ’3o ’36 now teaching in high schools interning in hospitals or married as and ’37 follows: Verlye Allen Bear River Honoring Utah State alumni and Speaker Presented the 1941 football squad Friday's Marjorie Mae Anderson Heyburn The stadium loud speaker was Idaho Nina Ashby Fillmore MarHomecoming assembly will present class leaders 1938 in by a special program preparqd by the installed garet Bello LDS hospital internthe 1939 group presented committee of the annual alumni while the ship Buhia Brady Cokeville Wyowith the wall directory In clay directed by Mujorie Paulson library ming Rhoda Cannon St George Genevieve student council representative in 1910 just a couple of classes back junior high school the loud in tbo system speaking i barge of assemblies Creer Alterra Farrell Ensign selected for prewas auditorium In addition to tile program alFrancis Glasset married Mayfield Dotson sentation while the rental library Sterling Jean Hansen Olga ready scheduled Taylor 1941 senior balloting Richfield out in soprano selected talent find of the won Marguerite Hendricks This year well — lack of funds Cedar City junior high Nadine week by Roy Humphries will be piesented Miss Dotson graduated probably won’t prevent the class Madsen married Horace Gunn from East high in Sait Lake City from giving a class gift but you Ollie Nielson Alpine district receiving a scholarship in music can bet that senior class officers Rose Marie Nielson Rich district to Utah State A student of Proin chnrge wish that some other May Poulsen Smithfield junior fessor Walter Welti she appeared situation would relieve them of high Mignon Perry Ririe Idaho before Logan audiences two years that controversy over selection Lou Betty Petersen Thomas Idaa small role in the grand of the appropriate award ago ho Virginia Randall North Cache — shoes for happy day operain "La Traviata" Genevieve Norma Redd Emery Miss Paulson announces that Romney Lewiston junior high VirThey add to the fun of going bad to school — these handsome modest Sterling Peterson will be master ginia Ida Stolpe Cowley Frances of ceremonies on the Ruth Smith Gertrude Stephens and Friday priced reproductions of costly orig assembly presentation Numbers Brenda Van Orden are all married inals worn by men who set university vill be presented by Aggie graJanet Wheatley Arimo Idaho duates fashions And they add to tin Jerry and Olive Shepherd Whitehead Weber Artha Farrell Winters Ogden and Maude fun of active living — with care former opera stars two dances by the Waite school of dancing Ellen Wilson Ogden free comfort Come in slip Jessie Ray a last year talent find four the for Season’s tickets into a pair now and campus vocalist Ebenezer Little Theater NOTICE plays are now on Kirkham composer of "Show Me Tomorrow is the deadline for sale at the speech department ofthe Scotchman" will lead the fice on the second floor of the applications for student managers audience in singing the pep song main building for $125 Dr Ches- and assistants of the following members of the football team will ter J Myers acting head of thev activities: Manager and assistant be presented in addition to candiof dramatics manager and assistdepartment announced speech dates for Miss Utah State ant of debate and assistant manOwing to a cut in appropriations agers of basketball wrestling and it will be necessary to charge stu- track and swimming and tennis dents for admission to the Little Appointments will be made MonPEAK BARBER SHOP Theatre plays this year although day according to Wayne Morgan 36 West First North the varsity play will be free to student body president EXPERT SERVICE those owning student body cards A dvrHd in Life Esqvire states Myers Single tickets to th Nagel and Ed Palmer Prop d Thn Setvrday Evening foil plavs will cost 40 cents E"Ladies of the Jury" "Her Husband's WifeX "The Breadwinner’’ and “I Killed the Count" will be presented in the Little Theatre each running six days The Monday through Saturday 32 N Main varsity play "No Boots in Bed” LOISAN UTaA is scheduled for a three day run January 26 27 and 28 in the FOR YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS main auditorium ar R0TC Participate Program For Rally Broadcast Colonel Cross Lists Captains Time Was When Senior Class Didn’t Argue Over College Gift Recital Recalls Birthday Concert Thursday 7:30 “Alma Mater” In Annual Parade m p Choruses Stan Andersen Students Combined Introduction Cheer “Blue and White” Band “Host of Freedom” Chairman Glen Worthington Remarks Combined Choruses “Onward Christian Soldiers” Council Member Joe Anderson Remarks Through the direction of pre dent Elmer G Peterson and undr orders by Colonel Mathew A Cros the entire ROTC regiment ing all basic and advanced me sponsors and band members report at the intersection of Ms and First South streets Saturd inc-l- Band “Colonel Bogey” Cheer “U Aggies” Song “The Scotchman” Cheer “Boom Boom” “Alma Mater” Program prepared by Students Students Students Closing George Lacey Stan Andersen N W Christiansen Walter Welti Donna Mae Prows Commentator Band Director Chorus Director Accompanist Doors Closed at ‘ 7 p m Seven WAA Delegates Attend Annual Meet Seven delegates from the Womens's athletic association will leave this afternoon for the annual meeting of athletic association councils at Brigham Young university according to association director Miss Margaret Goold Problems of women’s athletics will be discussed at the convention Miss Goold stated which will be attended by delegates from the morning at 9:45 preparatory togltes annual homecoming parade Maj cho Ben B Blair regimenuil adjutafor explained Wednesday D( A checking station will be set the at the southwest corner of the tersection Major Blair said e plaining that cadets should rep t0 q there immediately upon arm a f0 The first battalion will form ont so-east side of the street facing not Mpl with the third battalion formi immediately behind The sect row battalion will form on the side of main street abreast u She the third battalion The bandan(l assemble in front of the seco’tell( battalion and abreast with the a 0(1 ranks of the first Thet The usual demerits will he gr Chi in case of unexeused absent WOn jug t Major Blair said Utah colleges three Making the trip from the local Ruth are: council committee of the Andrus coed president Ella association Shirley Nelson Adamson 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