Show Juniors Name Committee Members In 1913 Prom I oils Today In Main Volume Forty UTAH STATE AGRICULTURAL Army Plans Ht ilft COLLEGE U Lay Down The Fiddle And The Bow ” LOGAN UTAH JANUARY For Training Of AST Men Buzzer Editor Releases List Of Candidates One Year Of College Qualifies Soldier For Advanced Work Barlow Introduces Class Personalities As Feature of Ball Moans whereby the army will nominate thousands of selectees for specialized training in basic and advanced subjects within college walls under the joint y Specialized training plan w'ere released in detail this week by the Office of War Information Topping the list of qualifications for the basic course was the requirement that the selectee must score 110 or better in an Army Classification Test Although not definite it is indicated that this test will be given only to those who request it List Other Requirements Other requirements for the basic course are: to be a high school graduate between the ages of 18 and 21 inclusive (not attained 22nd birthday) and to have completed or be in the process of completing regular basic Army training To qualify for advanced training under the plan the applicant must meet these qualifications: pass the Classification Test with the same score have one year of college work or its equivalent and be at least 18 but not necessarily under 22 and complete or be completing army basic training Trainees On Active Duty The War Department's statement pointed out that the trainees will be in uniform on active duty will be paid while they learn and will be subject to military discipline The colleges to which they are assign- Lt ed will provide the instruction prescribed by the Army and will furnish housing and feeding facilities The students will receive military training but it will be second- In ary to their academic work Questions Unanswered Even with this and other later Voicing the problems conditions vocationannouncements literally countless and solutions of post-wquestions which are confronting al planning Lieutenant Karl H college ERC enlistees and pros- Snow of the United States Quatter-maste- r Corps Wednesday addressed pective selectees in college went unanswered as the War Manpower an assembled Utah State faculty committee and studentbody Commission’s special worked out further details of the ‘‘Vocational advice and help will be necessary to meet the vast numplan What the primary difference be- ber of vocational adjustment probtween basic and advanced training lems” he said "and all phases of will be under the plan is not yet life must be considered to help known people meet these inescapable probThe colleges to serve in the pro- lems of living" gram are unannounced and conLieutenant Snow who was formtroversies still existed concerning erly supervisor of vocational educathe exact time the program will tion and assistant principal at the get under way Emily Griffith Opportunity school in Denver said that one of the major solutions of the future probCommittee lems would be to keep the returning servicmen and defense workers Aid in their own communities after the Solicits Army-Nav- Planning Vocations Salvage Student “Mental conditions are will be the most important factors in solving readjustment problems" the vocaBoxes to hold scrap metals have tional authority stated “The perbeen distributed to all of the fra- son willing to be helped is decidedternity and sorority houses and one ly more easy to counsel than one sits docilely in the entrance hall of who is mentally unwilling" the main building according to Burns B Crookston chairmun of Gives the salvage drive JVVe plan to have a truck gather them up by the end of the week We don't expect very much because students aren't in the habit Toi trait of a Lady" otiginal of carrying many excess articles painting by Gilbert Stuart 'Amerwith them but every little bit ica's foremost portiait painter is helps" he said one of three art works recently Everyone is urged to turn in any donated to Utah State by L Boyd metal that he can spare Crooks- Hatch of New York City former ton said Girls whose lipstick tubes student of the college and a percease to yield any red may conveni- sonal friend of his Mitehel Tara-dasently throw the containers in the also of New York City box Also they may give up their This' painting contributed by or boxes mascara other Taradash from his own art colrouge and articles composed of metal lection is typical of the work of Assisting in the drive are Phyllis the revolutionary artist days’ Stoddard Wells Allred and Charles Stuart’s paintings took their place Kelly in the culture of America and have ranked oti a level with the works of many of Europe's great Blue Key Reports Success masters The other two were given by Of Boys’ Cheering Section Mr Hatch One of them is a John Downman portrait of a young "Knot girl The other is a painting which The Blue Hole Klub" a plan whereby boys up symbolizes the Barvizon school of to and including junior high school art a work of Dupre students are admitted to basketball games at a reduced rate resumed Officer Authorigcs its functions at the first home basketball games last Friday and Sat- Assignment of Reservists urday evenings Information from the Chief SignTed Bernhisel chairman of the plan reports that it is doing much al Officer authorizes the assignto eliminate congestion at the Field ment to the Signal Corps (ElecHouse entrance and to keep the tronics Group) Enlisted Reserve of youngsters in their seats during all unassigned reservists enrolled the game A special section of as junior or seniors with major bleachers is reserved for the boys study in electrical engineering or electronics at In Gathering Scrap Former Aggie Famous Paintings li Signal of The Moment” During Annual Beno Creep this Evening Number Fourtei 1943 Printer Gremlins Jinx Staff On Issue No 13 Jinxed by both the date and the issue number the Student Life staff set a new record for lateness in "putting the paper to bed” last Wednesday evening some of the staff members arriving home as late (or as early) as 2 am In relating what can and does happen when issuing Student Life Number 13 on January 13 Editor Lane Palmer told of the activities of printer’s gremlins the first account of this species of the gremlin ever given “We first had trouble with these disciples of the Jinx of 13 when we tried writing the stories” Palmer said “We’d get a line of a headline to count out perfectly and then while we were writing the next line a gremlin would slip in a verb of passive voice or past tense and we'd have to start all over again” Ira one of the linotype operators at Clark and Earl Printing Company on West Center complained that the danced and up gremlins down the keyboard of his machine pieing the type so that much of it had to be reset Junior Class Chooses Finalists To Compete For Prom Committee Fourteen Nominees Vie For Positions Members This Year Name Chairman Axemen List Plans For Annual Event Observations In Italy North Africa Post War Problems “Spur for Buzzer Seventy candidate From Seven Winners In Final Elect! personalities were announced yesterday by Haven Barlow acting with the editor of the annual Junior Prom committee balloting Wednesday result that “anyone who explanation in the election of 14 juniors who will compete in the fii wishes to be in the running lias election Friday for the seven committee positions Geor only to enter his name at the Lacey elections chairman reports Buzzer office on or before next f The finalists are: Jack Anders Monday” “We realized that when we Dc public relations chairman chose this list of candidates some thy Bradshaw BAC transfer Ji very eligible personalities would Crawford society reporter Jose necessarily be left out” Barlow ine Folger Weber Junior coll explained “For this reason we are transfer Chuck Goodwin inf opening candidacy to the sugmural manager gestions of the studentbody and Lausai Nominate 1!) Seniors Gudmundsen society reporter Nominated from the senior class were 19 eight of which will be Audrey Houchen transfer fr selected in the final balloting next BAC Dean Johnson instrumen Wednesday and presented as a music manager Mac Maeser o feature of the Buzzer Ball the folskier Rex McEnt standing lowing Friday evening On this Weber transfer Joy Nelson I Allen list Fred are: Joyce Adney Miss Pearl T inker ’ays down officer Calder Pickett Studi Aaron Amaeher Stan Anderson Life column editor Anne Ry the fiddle and the bow and Howard Barron Bill Batt Blanche AWS president and Bert Casern lets her urge to travel take Gwen Hunsaker Deschamps ASCE officer a back seat while she takes Charles Kelley George Lacey Karma Hill Lacey Kenneth Lee Committee Names Chairman over as assistant instructor Emma Martin Lane Palmer Gordin Allison engines Procedure for choosing pri on Porter Clyde Richards Helen chairman will be somewhat d Stewart Evan Iverson and Russell ferent than the usual “high ma Stoker method which has been used Rate Personality Pictures the past according to Lynn Li Seventeen each were nominated son class president for the junior sophomore and ‘This year the prom commitl will be freshmen classes Six will choose its own chairman fr chosen from each of these classes the final seven elected” Lars in Wednesday balloting and will be said in Student announced Thursday By GWEN HCNSAKEIt Plans for the 1943 Utah State Life Special personality pictures of One of the few persons in this Other Candidates Alumni es winners in the finals will be in- Foresters’ week to be held Februwho a has had hand first country cluded inthec lass sections of the The finalists were chosen fre ary 8 to 12 were launched this view of the modern theaters of war 43 Buzzer a field of ’23 nominees whi week with the announcement of is Miss Pearl Tucker assistant in- Climb In Junior nominees are: Wells included Jeanne Allen Nosi committee heads for the annual structor in Allison engines who is Jack Anderson Joe Anderson event Domina Betty Ann Eldrid) now helping train Aggie defense John' Hall general chair- In by Bowen Don Chuck Goodwin Dorothy Jensen Maudie Mathes man workers to take their places along- Of Jean Pugmire Lucille Royiam George Bullen Elizabeth Call Bar-loside the “man behind the gun Schedule of Foresters week Bert Caseman Melvin Isral-so- n Weekly talent finds are again to June Stocks and Margaret Ai behind the gun” events a includes dance News of the advancement of be chosen this quarter with a final Wilson banquet Jean Crawford Burns CrookMiss Tucker’s globetrotting betwo and events unannounced which talent find assembly former Utah Aggies in the armed ston Verne Hoffman Roy Humph-ery- s being schedgan back in 1933 when a friend The Prom this year will retu Rex McEntyre Calder Pickett will be in the nature of a feud with uled according to Jack Anderson Mrs Phoebe Harndon suggested forces have been pouring into the Ann to its former haunts of the Da and Margaret Ann the engineers public relations chairman Ryan that they take a trip to Italy Mrs Alumni office all this week reBruce Nixon heads the committee First audition will be held next sante after being staged last ye (Continued on Page 3) Harndon who was a psychologist ports Leonard McDonald executive for the Bunyan Ball assisted by the Wednesday from 4 to 5 p m in the in the Commons building intended to write a book entitled secretary following: Gordon Swan and Neil main auditorium and the talent “Evolutionary Personality” As for Frischknecht favors James O'- find will be picked by the public Spencer Kearl of the class of Miss Tucker she considered the '41 is in Iran His brother Toole dance cards and John Hall relations and assembly committee Pi Bryant Use: Kappa trip an excellent opportunity to Kearl former Student Life editor of Karma Hill Lacey Dean Johnfloor show continue her study of the violin as and the of publicity manager Mark Crystal chairmans the com- son and Jack Anderson Anyone well as a good chance to see the Them Farm and Home magazine writes mittee for the foresters' banquet regardless of whether they have world this of him “He's at Iran and assisted by Ernie Hirsch and Bill been on former programs or expect 61 Ways Very happy as a lark about things He Moses Samowitz and Guy to be on future programs are eligi- In Speed Assembly After four years in Italy Miss says the country is picturesque Baldwin are in charge of the two ble to try out Tucker has developed a very — if you like Each talent find will be featured the food plentiful Can you spell NUCLEUS? unannounced events attitude In fact her last in Student Life and will be schedChairmaned by Bruce Harmi oranges and tangerines and the If not don’t be disturbed bedesire would be to "fiddle while natives are uled to appear on the final talent nutty about chewing cause it is one of the most frewith VanNyle Evans serving Rome burns” On the contrary she find assembly at which all the argum” quently misspelled words in the the week expresses very high regard for the tists will be judged by a faculty Utah State's 1935 student body language at least by college stustudentbody assembly will be pr Italians committee The winner will be pre- sented redents according to Harold V Off today by the Pi Kap Sho describes the Italians as a president Elmo Morgan was sented an award by the Kiwanis advanced to the office of Anderson chemistry professor at cently Karma Hill L Alpha fraternity who have quiet respectful people Club ai major at Albuquerque New Mex- Lehigh university cey studentbody always had a strong guide in both ico listed has 15 Anderson For years His brother Wayne Morgan nounces It is now possible for college religion and polities They have a last of word the students to work night shifts at Graduate of 1942 year's student body piesident every misspelling A “Gay Nineties Review" will t Receives great respect for authority but on is now discovered in written work of his the Ogden depot an ensign in the navy according to Prothe other hand they also show a the theme of the assembly accon incor- fessor Evan B has found it He students is who in Murray Purple Heart In England Attaining the position of cap- rectly spelled hundreds of times great deal of love for those who ing to Harmon who points out thi work charge of Ogden week-en- d are considered beneath them She tain is Sterling Taylor who is and it will be in observance of the ai 61 different ways! spelled for students Luther Bergen who was gradu- nuai Pi adds that the Italians lack the wit serving at Fort Warden with the Kappa Alpha Bowery pari The professor found that the Ten was coast hour ated shifts estawill from be the artillery Captain Taylor college last spring to be held Saturday evening Plar and superficiality of the Americstudents seemingly had little to blished with a and for an Ag major at the college Friday and Saturday major in wild life manage- are to have all performers in coi ans do with his ability to handle this served as battalion commander in word Graduate Transportation for these ment has been awarded the Purple tume with appropriate music an Likes Italian Cafe Life students misspell evenings hours must be furnished by the Heart for having been wounded “The cafe life in Italy especially ’41 it as often as freshmen Comsetting Leonard McDonald interested me" declared Miss TucAt Fort Warden several other monest among incorrect forms students themselves as the buses in action Numbers on the program includ alumni for the only executive shift operate day secretary reportker She went on to explain that advancements have been made were such spellings as “nueelous" tenor solo Sterling Hayward reac ed this week Professor Murray instructed the cafes are the social center for LaMont Coombs Ralph Rollins “nucleous” ‘ “neelueous” “nnclues” ing Robert de Preston vibraphon the Italian people In the north and Rex Cooch all have been ad- and even "neuculus” Capitol to Campus solo Ted Pike barber-sho- p quarte callthe students take their books to the vanced to first lieutenants All of Some time ago Anderson Wilford Murray Lane Palmer Rc cafes to study in the evenings to these graduated in ’41 A first ed attention to the Brown and bert Terry and Sterling Hayward save heating their rooms has been granted Clair White campus newspaper to his piano duet Bruce Harmon an “No" she laughed “there aren’t Nelson who is stationed at Fort collection Student journalists ran Gloria Hanson violin satire La In cover in can article You an it the Eustes article about any charges stay Virginia mar Empey piano solo Stayne an Italian cafe all evening without The signalo corp claims Farrell the BiW spelled it "neucleus’ and guitar duet Boy Thompson stu(Continued on Page 3) Munns a 1940 graduate who has Other sticklers' for college Draftees in the present war are 2 designed to recruit 37000 women Fuhriraan and Nathan Zollinger include: educationally head and shoulders into Anderson said received his gold bars after hav- dents the WAVES by the end of dissolve precipitate above their counterparts in the last 1943 Shirley Bishop and Carl Hyltoi ing been in training school at Fort separate molecule are in charge of costumes whit soluble and Mon-sowar recently compiled figures Mommouth since July Sam The advertisement of opportuniUtah State’s own Dr C L An- show Twelve percent of the preStan' Hanks will aid in furnishinf a former musician at the colties for women students in the derson of the physiology depart- sent draftees have a college educa- WAACS carried by Student Life background music lege has come up from the private ment vouches for the repeated tion as agaipst 5 percent of col- last week was carried by hundreds grade to be a commissioned rank of “nucleus" misspelling lege trained men in the 1918 army of colleges and universities throOne aviation cadet Reed RobDr Anderson Announces "We have students that study all Utah Four couples erts a graduate of last spring is physiology for a whole quarter While only about 17 percent of ughout the nation It is part of the in the last war had a drive to the draftees at the WAACS Curaise corps and misspell “physiology” in their State graduates and all reported strength Aptitude Tests For Friday high school education more than from 15000 its at Sikeston Missouri present figure to rrently stationed at army and final examination paper” Dr An- 55 same have amount the percent 150000 navy posts along the Atlantic derson said “A student came in of schooling now seaboard staged a sort of Annual medical aptitude ted' for advanced credit in ‘physology’ Gives ERC Transfers To Navy Society College Men Take Notice! at Fort reunion alumni once too” he added given under the auspices of IT The War Department Beginning February 1 all perreports American Association of IXedL Sustis Virginia recently ac' sons between 18 and 45 who have this week that “arrangements are will he held FWday Jsr 22 cording to Leonard W Me Names Registrar January been vuInerable t0 the selectlve being made for the transfer of Colleges alumni executive Donald SS at an in room 13 ary The Utah State Agricultural Colservice act si more Enlisted months for Reserve students °r Corps Last Day For Adding Classes aar-- ed Oomeseae hottest secretary must carry on their persons their having compulsory Basic ROTC lege Science Medal an award honDr U Anf: In attendance at the today by intersome an student who No indicated at enlistment a having 57) oring 22 has been set classification card (Form Friday : the phyeteior were Lieutenant and est in the field of science has been as the lastJanuary date on which classes and their registration certificate desire to serve in the Navy " ' ’ LieuMrs Garr Thompson te annunced by Dr D Wynne Thorne may be added to show that they Marine Corps or Coast Guard The No tu 2) (Form William Registrar tenant and Mrs Forrest chairman of the committee of Sig- Bell said Monday are in good standing with their These arrangements will apply to eetaCyCrr” Jensen being the ( ma Xi in charge of this award All seniors who did not receive local board Those who cannot pro- those who indicated preference far staJenfe f Enformer Mary Lindsay Dr William Peterson director of applications for graduation with duce them will be subject to fine service with one of these branches ae&iol sign Edward Barret and his extension service presents this their winter quarter registration or imprisonment or both prior to October 1 IMS at well the the former Dorothy wife medal annually as a stimulus to book but who are candidates for WAACS and WAVES Recruit aa to those who signed Fan A Emmett and Lieutenant and students engaged in scientific sub- graduation should call at the RegisStepping up their previously an- after October 1 1941" The trtie-fe- r Mrs Clair Nelson will be made by a prscajstr jects to expand their efforts and trar’s Office for the application nounced quota by 50 percent the I solve problems for themselves Navy lauached a drive on January discharge and paHeteieet form he added Ji: Defense Worker Tells Of Travels Snow Discusses 22 Feat IK’s Anderson Announces Ex-Aggi- Weekly Auditions Ranks All-re- d Search For Talent US Armed Forces Lehigh Professor Alpha “Gay Nineties” Finds tNucleus Spelled Friday i Murray Schedules den 'Night Shifts Fighting Forces Of 1943 Display Better Education Aggie Graduates Meet In Virginia ' n ft Medal For Scientific Work Ip t Jen-M- it hw 6 ' ' tfi |