Show :e V 1 Student Council Schedules Rally Assembly Dance To Honor Men In ERC Volume Army Navy Slate Exams For Officer Candidates In 2 Programs A-1- Forty Utah State' Agricultural College Logan Utah’ April Second AAF Freshmen Group Arrives Take A-1- Clothing Textiles Department Vacates For New Air Cadets Third floor of the commons building the stadium house and the Sigma Chi fraternity bouse will be used in housing Utah State’s second contingent of army air force basic trainees who will arrive on April 15 Professor M R Merrill director announced ' V-12Ex- 2 Tomorrow ams To Furnish Officer Material The purpose of these atest officer programg is to find y ArS materiaI for bo£h and and to furthe the N thcIr education selected collegeg mt government expense preparatory to 8ending them orf didate Schoo Professor Weltl said “Not everyone 'who 'takes j the exams is assured of an OCS appointment however” he added “They must rank high in ability and aptitude” - - ’ Cafeteria Takes Load Arrangements are being made to feed this group along with the servicemen On the campus at the College Cafeteria in the basement of the commons Original plans were to convert rooms on the bottom floor of the Main into a sup- plementary cafeteria but this has now been found "unnecessary” To make way for the incoming servicemen home economics rooms on the third ss floor of the commons next week will be moved their destination still not definitely known and textiles de The clothing partments have become ‘orphans one possibility being reoccupancy of laboratories in the forestry building where once before they resided Captain Diehl Commands Like the group already in train' ing the new detachment will be instructed by regular college in McDonald Reveals the upper one- Representing tenth in scholarship in each of the seven schools 27 seniors were nominated to Phi Kappa Phi national honorary scholastic fraternity last week according to Leonard W McDonald secretary of the Utah State chapter -- to take the exam for Named candidates the heads V-are civilians who are (1) of the various schoolsby of the colhigh school graduates either in or lege the group will be awarded out of college (2) high school the Kappa Phi ribbons at the to awards and honors seniors who are expecting assembly on this (3) graduate spring high 30 and will be formally school seniors who left high school April initiated on May 6 McDonald and are now - continuing their stated education in college or (4) col Df Greaves’ experiences have Names Candidates lege students who can meet the been as varied as Nazi alibis " age requirements From the school of agriculture were named Clyde Richards John He toured Utah and Idaho with Age Requirements a groiip'of university’ actors pre2 "All applicants for mast Baker and Jay Anderson The senting plays in many small have attained their 17th birthday school of arts and sciences named towns He sang the leading roll and must not have attained their Hale Gardner Almeda Brown 20th birthday by July 1 1943' Christensen Constance Blair and in an opera at the University of Wisconsin He taught high 2 re Ted Bernhisel Professor Welti added school English typing and speech same as those are the quirements Four came from the school of He traveled to Germany in 1936 for the Navy except that the commerce: La Ree Kerr Alton and while there he met Presi' (Continued on Page 4) Davis Ellis Lamborn and Ruth dent El G Peterson Richards The school of education He was an automobile saleslisted Emma Martin Henrietta man one summer and a clothes Jones Eunice Eschler Lurline salesman the next He spent Anderson and Grace Dunkley several summers building roads and driving decrepit trucks He ' List Engineers taught a half year at Purdue school of engineering are Elliot University He even admits hav' Rich Jack Lowman Jess Robining raised turkeys son Vaughn Hansen and Calvin ' He taught at Utah State from Warnick From the school - of Pickett Baker Anderson forestry Moses Samowitz and Max White Crookston Top List Rogers were named "A-1- Pi Kaps Top Frats Editor Announces In Scholarship Staff Promotions With 807 Average For Student Life SPE’s Win Second Place Sigma Chis Third Following Fall Quarter Tabulations ’ Colonel By Salome Walsh “Variety is the spice of life” says Dr Halbert Greaves of the USNR And he ought to know because he has done practically everything Before he enlisted in the Navy November 30 1942 “Hal” Greaves had a pretty lengthy pedigree but now it’s almost endless Halbert Greaves AB PhD Sp 1C (R) 6 USNR 6606473 When translated these initials and numbers signify that Mr Greaves possesses a Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of Utah Master of Science Degree from Nprth western University Doctor of Philosophy Degree from the University of Wisconsin Specialist 1st Class (Recruiter) Class V-- 6 United States Naval Reserve Service Number 6606473 V-1- Professor Walter Welti Program Features Address By President Introduction Of Trainees By Welti Versatile Aggie Professor Urges Girls To Join Waves Senior Candidates For Phi Kappa Phi V-1- 2 offices-awd-ala- Twenty-Tw- o Studentbody Fetes Enlisted Reservists Scholars Rate With Farewell Dance Assembly Rally Honor Society Eligiole Wednesday Number of trainees in this contingent was not disclosed by Professor Merrill but he indicated it was “considerably less” than the contingent already stationed on the campus Number - V-1- Professor Walter Welti the col- leges armed services represents- tive announced the examination which wdl be administered by Dr Arden Frandsen and Dr John IJad cy of the psychology depart- ment The same examnatmn will be given both Army and Navy applicants 1913 Twenty-Seve- n 2 the Army’s and Navy’s latest plans for and 2 enlisting officer personnel will be initiated tomorrow when prospective enlistees in these programs take a screening examination to be given in Room 105 of the Plant Industry building from 9 to 11 a m A-1- Here April 15 High School Seniors 1 Cross Royalty Steps Presents Up to December 1942 with the exception of the school year of 1936 '40-’4- 1 While on' this campus he directed such Little Theater productions as “Our Town” “No Boots In Bed” “Abraham Lincoln" and “Romantic Young Lady” Dr Greaves says he is now enjoying an unusual twist in his somewhat varied career His work with the Navy is “very enjoyable" especially as he is stationed in Logan where he has many friends At present Dr ’Greaves is attempting to women and girls to join the navy His last words to this reporter were: YOUR COUNTRY YOU! NEEDS JOIN THE WAVES! pur-sua- T anner Nielsen Rate Honors igvfcj Melvin Israelson National IK’s Elect Mel Israelson King For Duration Local Beno Duke Rates Military Awards “The Works for the ERCs” way Student-bod- y President Charles Kelley describes the series of week end activities that will comprise the farewell for 130 Enlisted Reserve Corps men who will leave Logan Monday for induction at Fort Douglas Utah With the excuse of getting the events “appropriately chairmanned” Kelley has appointed Joe Anderson ERG man himself and retiring socials chairman and Gordan Porter new socials chairman as First move of this duo this week was to mail invitations to all ERC men at their home addresses most of them having spent heir last two weeks in civies” at home — that’s the Schedule Dance The farewell note will first order Dr E G Peterson college president will be the principal speaker at a special assembly Monday at 9 am in the Main Auditorium— an event which student leaders predict will be the counterpart of The school of home economics Double Office At Annual listed Karma Hill Lacey Beulah the Pearl Harbor Daines Rosella and Karrol Larkin on In Spokane assembly masthead took Convention Life's Once Student PI again Kiappa Alpha President Following "structors and professors Captain - - - ‘ Peterson's address Professor Waltwill fraternity has retained its hold a new appearance this week as Haight Capener Wallace Diehl commandant Melvin student Israelsen junior the 6n er Welti the college's armed serhighest YVanlass Heads assume administration responsibil Editor Lane Palmer announced scholastic standing with an average Reid L Nielson and Dorothy Tanner both freshmen in commerce and for the past year vice representative will introduce ities of the new group and addi advancements Officers of several Phi Phi are Kappa of 807 per cent for fall quarter the departing students and read Dr W L Wanlass president Mrs rated studentbody attention Wednesday Nielson succeeding' Duke of the local Beno chapter of The schedule being followed in final orders according to the reports released tions of his staff in preparation Almeda - as class freshman council Ludlow Dan been has apmen Intercollegiate president Knights by the force Brown air vice P provides president training this week by Dean of Men Ira N for issuing a paper “every week Cross Presents Awards for classwork from 7 a m to 6 Hayward This is the sixth consecretary Leonard McSonald Pro' pointment and Miss Tanner winning “Artist of the Year” appointed national King and Scribe Another feature this of the assembly three-houquarter" r 11 talent final m a at fessor peat m and title the Rice a assembly study Moyle Q of the IK organization “for the journal cor' p secutive year “the Pi Kaps” have will be the presentation of military riod from 7 to 10 p m each eve' maintained this high standing Ludlow Leaves respondent and Dr D W Thorne Ten dollars in cash was the Pickett Takes Page Duties to word awards for the year duration” according an event marshal ning prior to taps Like naval and Nielson’s appointment was made received award presented Miss Tanner by Topping the list of advancements by local “Benoites” this usually occasioned by a special Averages Are Lower marine radio trainees they have ROTC parade The college ROTC of Caider the Logan Kiwanis club for her during the regular student council week Sigma Phi Epsilon gained second is the appointment liberty Saturday afternoon and all as a piano meeting Tuesday afternoon and staff elected to move the event up performance winning combined a to edit Pickett with an sports of Succeeds 794 Hunter place average per day Sunday was Harold Runner-u- p this year because so many of the soloist announced cent while Sigma Chi took third and serviceman page His new wM Wednesday by The appointment was made at award ce- who soloist baritone are among those Dance in held were duties part formerly place with a ranking of 788 per Elections Chairman George Lacey the annual convention of national studentsrecipients Colonel Upsilon ceived the five dollar award Syl- Mathew leaving cent Sigma Alpha Epsilon was by Stan Andersen who has answerLudlow from withdrew at college van Erickson represented the Kiofficers held at Spokane Wash- A Cross will present these awards fourth with 780 per cent and ed an air corps reserve call Pickett end to the of winter quarter Musical numbers on the program ‘To The wanis in making the presentations ington March 12 Israelson suc- will answ Sigma Nu fifth with 778 per cent has named Harry Bonnell as his a selective service call consist of a French horn solo were Dr Chester J Myers Judges ceeds Seventeen-year-old- s Poison of Hunter Salt As a whole the fraternity aver- page assistant and J boys and “No more appointments to Rice Helen Michelsen and a vocal Professor Q by Moyle Lake as and are somewhat lower for Guy this City Royal news editor the girls who have not finished high King ages John Baker year place class officers student coun Di Julio as Royal Scribe This is solo by George Lacey Community Thorpe as compared with last year’s How- past quarter will now share the school in increasing numbers will will be the finale Dean members other or student ted the time first to the title of “rewrite man” with Desthat any two nation- singing Picking up an old and familiar ever this is probably due of Men Ira N Hayward and Stuofficers who have left or will al offices have been next year in pace enrollment held one fact two covered to that the returns the who Anderson mond figures by Schedules dent Assembly Chairman Karma leave soon will be made this army drill command “to the Rear quarters last year and only one this and univerperson campus after laying out of college American colleges Hill Lacey cooperated in arranging March” as their theme members year Last year’s averages were: last year” Lacey said “Our main on worked Andersen sities conDr Brown new Francis the of quarter Responsibilities J King this program reason for replacing Ludlow was With of Theta Upsilon sorority are pre' Pi Kappa Alpha 8081 Sigma Chi the news desk fall quarter sultant to the American Council the class might have a leader and Scribe are "to head the adthat silon Council Slates Rally 802 7976 to Sigma present the correspond with all paring this week to conduct the regular Freshman ministration on Education A student rally downtown at predicted recently White Crookston Advance 7948 Of and Epsilon and maintain student-bod- y Sigma Alpha the national chapers at the regular program Week late in April Nielson was A few colleges have accepted the UIC depot where departing Appointed to the post of news Sigma Nu 7722 assembly Friday in elections last fall” treasury” In previous years the students will board the train will Thirteen cast members might runner-u- p advacant Baker’s editor left school some by time term for high A’s” office for Four eof has juniors Royal “Straight King “A mean the same thing as walking program appropriat- fof been one year only This year the follow the assembly Classes are Elections As Usual Even though Pi K A earned the vancement is Mary White who ad Dr Brown said giving the Uni under a ladder to some directors of vances the honoring ERC men on the occasion highest scholastic from of corps an North as paper’s Carolina term is to be for the duration versity the of the being dismissed for the assembly standing that regular Lacey indicated of their last week on the Aggie other fraternities set the pace with news reporters Nancy Crookston example Last year more than 300 but Dr Chester J Myers considers war and one year after or until and the rally conwill elections be secured studentbody to have himself lucky campus before leaving for active three-poiaverages George Bul-le- n will assume duties as assistant Mgh school juniors were tested “such a good cast” for “Letters to ducted soon” probably within the the national convention is held service” was the promise of BarSigma Chi Wayne Christ- news editor Additions to the news at North Carolina and 140 of them Lucerne’’ last Little Theater play next two weeks” To be eligible The position of Royal Scribe is also Alumni Role bara Perkins program chairman ensen S A E Lew Sadlier Sigma staff include Verla Rudeen Jeanne were admitted to the freshman for nominations candidates must permanent until after the war season of the olass Nu and Eldon Drake S P E were Forsgren and Barbara Paulson Virginia Dixon will be Lists Other Officers Of Liberal May 3 4 and 5 are the dates set present reasonable assurance that for the event the “straight A” men Named as sole society editor is Israelson the son of Dr and Mrs Dr Brown's prediction listed the for presentation of this the third they will be here next year he shared the who Carlisle Numbers on the program include Marian The ten other high men in order Orson Israelson of Logan was In groups as the ones most play of the year Dr Myers said added Post-W- ar a tap dance by Virginia Dixon of ranking were Harold De La position last quarter with Helen following to comprise next year’s col Wednesday ex- graduated from South Cache high likely Leonard McDonald alumni Miss Stewart Eva Stukki and Ann Price piano Mare S A E Aaron Amacher Pi Stewart as The cast as announced by Dr ecutive secretary was appointed school in 1940 Since coming to along with the duet Shirley Bernston and Kath- Kap Bert Caseman Pi Kap Fred finished her college work last lege groups Stressing the role of alumni in (1) women particularly fresh- Myers is as follows: Rex McEntire an member of the stu- college he has been most active duet vocal Gwen Tingey Pi Kap erine Hill Darrell Ward quarter men and sophomores among juni Helen Grix Reid Bishop Lausanne dent council during the meeting in IK affairs but has found time furthering war training programs Keetch and Barbara Perkins vocal Sigma Chi Marvin Lewis Sigma as well as preserving liberal educaBullen ors and seniors there will be a Gudmundsen Alice A successor to George Achroyd Eddie Tuesday to provide a “closer re- to serve as college publicity chair- tion for the duration the March solo Evelyn Seamons dance Peg- Chi Joseph MeCowin Pi Kap business manager will be named sharp enrollment drop (2) men Redford Barbara Dunn Constance lationship between the Alumni as- man and work as a cast or staff issue of the Utah State Alumni gy Thorpe and several skits one Lane Palmer Pi Kap Neil Frisch-knec- at the next meeting of the publi- not physically fit for the armed Blair Mrs Lutie B Simmonds sociation and the studentbody” member in various little Theater of which will be a vaudeville act S P E and Paul Thomas cations board according to Profes- services quarterly is being distributed this McDonald plays will not hold Grace Swenson voting Mary Maughan centered around a Gay Ninties Pi Kap week by Leonard McDonald Alumsor W D Porter chairman I Bob Preston and Dorothy Myers Other national officers are Fred ni Executive power (3) plot Introduction of a new Theta and professecretary and manHoefel Duke Royal -Spokane aging editor of the publication U song composed by Roberta and sional groups with deferments (4) Capitol to Campus- William J Jenkins Washington Under the heading "The Presistudents in contract training unMarge Paul will climax the asRoyal Editor Salt Lake City J dent’s Corner” D A Skeen alumni der industry such as Curtis-Wrigsembly Poison Hunter Advisor Baltimore association and RCA trainees (5) men and “Assemblies will continue regulpresident repeats a Maryland and the following Na- plea originally sounded over radio women who are taking extension the quarter” arly throughout tional 1 Bill Viceroys: Region courses while working in industry station KSL on Saturday March 6 Karma Hill Lacey assembly chairCampbell Moscow Idaho Region and (6) Army and Naval Specializman announces Alumni Responsible II Seattle John is the Scidinore B stalwarts At S the Ayres Washingpiano By Pvt ed Training students “After this war is over we ton to III Take eleven cases from the versatile Fred Bradshaw Region Ray Wagner shall see a real test of alumni study Moving to prevent the granting lege In England the Ministry of 6f blanket credit the policy fol- insane asylum mix with known Perhaps you’ve Boise Idaho Region IV Ralph interest in our schools and in and them a variety of saxophones heard him announce over Station Schwartz Butte Montana lowing during the World War I Labor and National Service trains higher education” he declared “I the American Council on Education and assigns men and women to trumpets and drums add a dash KVNU on Saturday afternoons? Region V Melvin Mabey Provo see the future of a is advising colleges and universities both industry and the armed sen of rhythm and you have the best And then Private Eddie Crosby Utah educational program lying in the Two USAC faculty members to act now in (drummer) gives out providing meanst of vices while in America the Captain Phiilip A Bullen arrived eleven reasons in the world for hands of more than seven and a have been engaged to speak at back' on Or directs the down beat deferment with with credit tive not lead for a band” the campus this morning perhaps Service legitimate wanting “to half million alumni of American high school commencements early military training primary reference to military bolstering an ROTC department Sound rugged? If there remains y°u Prefer the trumpet where a Theirs in May C L Pocock director of colleges and universities left understaffed this week by the any doubt just drop down to the former Omaha ace John Suffield The program recommended' by needs will be the decision which will the department of public relations of Lieutenants Paul band room in the Main any day reiSns' 'Max White “strum® council utilizes the examinations departure return our schools back to their said Wednesday Both CommenceNewg For The Fighters The freshman dream of on the saws” bass supreGrace Holmes and Mark intermittendly 4 Be the conducted foreUnited 5 between States and by pm ments are at present program of a liberal educahigh Armed Forces fiddle macy came true for two greenlings tion Institute The In- - A special news service which for all or entrench for years schools Captain Bullen returns after at- warned that the last pe—on who to news soldiers when Marlow the Stark Albert and gets through The "front men” are William was daring enough for that was stitute is set up to send to any to come the desire of some groups k a automatic tending Dean E A Jacobsen honas of ' the in in as Africa fast civilian the with VVagstaff emerged high which requests it a comlast seen leaving that spot tearing who holds down the big baritone that the public schools be curtailed school of education will travel to college America knows it has been started weapons school at the hair and screaming “It can’t sax Johnny Kraul the sweet alto ors in the annual Ag club judging or become vocational training plete ‘‘competence profile” of every training center Fort David his contest on conducted March 13 Burley high school in Idaho on person in the' various' 'branches" o”f bV the ArmV sPecial Sorvice Di' man and the tenor m&n Danny centers” His new duties be! It just can’t happen!” May 9 to deliver an address Dr the 10n' Services of Supply the War North Carolina of the the campus Corrigan The balance Army and Navy to adbe will Second Generation Aggies senior instruct the Chester J Myers will be ObservClaim To Be ‘Musicians’ CaliDepartment announces Stark of a of Lodi native section consists William trumpet vanced ROTC cadets Headline stories of the third ing a 25th anniversary when ho 37000 English Students the forementioned Tracey and Martin Ahlin who are fornia pushed himself to highest Altogether Using Signal Corps facilities a of the current college returns to Evanston high school at d The 37000 men and women who individual for quarterly summary of war sports According to Lieutenant Colonel receipt gives a group known as fliI in men A feiow known as honors as high-poEvanston dance band al- - ganders first name Maynard is all classes of livestock edging out year were those of the new Arny Wyoming on May 21 are left in England’s eleven un- - and home front developments is Ben B Blair Lieutenant Glace the Marine-Nav- y Air Force Training detachment on to address the graduating class iversities are either under age for now prepared daily and transmitt-militar- y left Monday for Fort Monroe with though most any oife of them sepa- - the business manager That Maynard Wankier Wagstaff won will take a bow to the title petes the picture with exception the crop and seed division Leon the campus and Aggie part-tim- e Dr Myers was president of the service physically unfit ed to American outposts where Lieutenant Holmes leaving the folwork at the Ogden Supply Depot of "musician” senior class of the trombonist who gets there Paice and Elwood Mirkelson begraduated from or have been reserved from Na- - soldiers do not have access to news lowing day to join the Evanston just 25 years ego defenses of Los Angeles Let’s take a look at these eleven once in a while — Bruce Scidmore ing his main competitors tional Service and assigned to col- - from the states (Continued on Page 4) Of Spring Advancements Of Talent Find Class Prexy intra-fraterni- ty ' Educato r Predicts Theta Increase Of ‘Teens’ In 1943 Enrollment Themes Rear March r In Friday Assembly ' Director Rehearsals i be struck Friday at a general student-bod- y dance when ERC men will be honored guests Elaborate dance programs floor show refreshments and other specialties will be the Phi-Ep- Cast Thirteen Stresses Education World io ht ACE Advises Universities To Accept Institute Tests ht Uniformed Musicians Supply Rhythm For Service Parties well-close- st Two Faculty Members Speak At High School Grace Holmes Leave For New Army Posts blue-jack- skin-beat- er Selec-awardi- ad four-wee- anti-aircra- ft 2000-wor- com-rate- anti-aircra- ft iy Stark Wagrstaff Win Top Judging Honors |