Show 8 — STUDENT 27 1961 LIFE JANUARY In Carnival Plans Sponsors Space Movie Venezuela Carla a student Hoyt of By John Hacking Student Life Writer Each year the pet peeve of pant in Venezuela those in charge of winter carDuring her six months in nival has been the serious lack South Carla lived America of snow Last year for exam- with of the country the people ple the snow came as what The she rewhom with would seem a pure after sidedpeople were the common farmthought on the part of mother ers of seven states of Venenature Barely in time for the zuela I ne festivities Lack of Snow During her stay in VenezuPeon have In the past there ela Carla slept on a straw several years when the lack mattress used a chair for a of snow has caused some racloset and ate the food prether serious alterations in the pared by her native hosts Common among these foods plans for Winter Carnival When Winter Carnival was were rice chicken fried in first started in 1932 February snake fruit whole blood obviously a month for snow and stewed roasted pig was chosen as date for the anroots The favorite drink of nual event However on sev- these is coffee gallons eral occasions this has not been of it people In the south great the case quantities of wine are conOre very interesting case sumed each year took place in 1953 when Dave In order to travel from place Fausett then Chairman of to place Carla used a great Winter Carnival regaled the of transportation methvariety studentbody with a beautiful ods including ox carts horse exhibition of a Snow Dance and buggy and while in the on the quad The results of cities jeep plane and bus this were a little dampening Visited Many Schools to the spirits however be While on her tour of the cause Chairman Fausett was states Carla had Venezuelan in thereafter deluged shortly the opportunity to visit many a gushing downpour of rain 1953 the weather of the schools Some of those Again in refused to cooperate with Car- things which impressed her nival planners and once more were that most of the schools drastic measures were taken had very poor facilities At one to compensate This time the school in particular a sevensnow sculpture contest was teen year old girl was teaching postponed for a week How- people much older and younger ever after a weeks wait the than herself how to read and snow did fall and 1958’s Win- write Another school which ter Carnival had a fluffy finale she visited was being held out Ilow Much to Expect? on a river bank for want of a This year USU campus is school room once more faced with a proCarla says that the people blem that is promising to be- of Venezuela are content with come a habit The problem is their present standard of liv“Just how much snow can we ing because they have not count on?” It seems that while had the opportunity to gain the eastern part of the nation is and thus have an education snowed under Utah and the to improve their no desire mountain states can't even muster up a good six inches of living standards One of the first things that the fluffy white material did after arriving in Carla At present planners for this was to begin learning Venezuela year's Winter Carnival are pre- the Carla secured a to language take measures againparing st the problem of not enough rudamentary knowl edge of snow They have considered Portuguese by the old “point postponing the event- going and imitate” method However ahead with the festivities snow upon arriving at her second or not and even enlisting the home she discovered that they aid of the studentbody in hold- spoke German and so she had ing another Snow Dance to in- to start all over again This fluence the Muses of Weather coupled with the novelty of in their behalf taking one’s shower in the barn i - Placement Interviews im e OWAMZATIOV FIELD Business & Engineering EE-C- E Electronic E Summer -- CE-EE-M- -- Physics — All fields of Eng' except Ind Eng for Grads & Facui Adm-In- Aero Feb 7 Tues Feb 7 Tues & 8 & Wed & 8 & Wed Hercules Powder Co M LA CE- - County Civil Service Mgm d (B average req'd) “Probation Trainee' ( Crim Psych “Trainee Appraiser" (Real Estate-BusAdPubAdm-PolScl-Gov -- m Feb Feb 9 9 Thurs Thurs Thiokol Ctiemieal Corp Litton Industries Electronics Equip Div Engineering Fields EE Web 10 10 13 Fri Fri Mon Feb 11 Web 11 Tues Tues Feb Feb Feb 15 16 21 Thurs Thurs Tues Pacific Missile Range Navy Electronics Lab Firestone Tire & Rubber Hughes Aircraft US Gypsum Co -- Physics-Math (Advanced Electron Tube Div © Feb -- Degree scholastic rcq'dy E (275 Min Co BusAdm-Mktg-Eeo- GrPt n -- ‘bArtstB Business Average) Math-Physics A USU coed Deanna Whit at aker submitted an article to Showing Saturday Jan 7 pm in Old Main Auditorium the Improvement Era a Lat is “The Day the Earth Stood ter-da- y Saints’ official church Still” this week’s UB movie publication and won a rank Admission is 25 cents prize of $180 The story concerns a young g Her war widows her young son a article in last and a printed scientist robot month’s issue’ leading Starring are Patricia Nead and came as a complete surprise to Michael Rennie Deanna No UB movie is scheduled The judges awarded her a for next week because of a choice of a year s tuition to conflict with basketball games Brigham Young University or according to Rod Nelson movie its cash equivalent plus a three committee chairman year subscription to the The next movie will be “The Era as first prize Earth is Mine” to be presented in their w'riting contest February 9 and 10 28 has for the past six months been an International Farm Youth Exchange particiUSU Article Wins First Place In Contest UB Student Lack of Snow Studies Living Slows Down USU prize-winnin- CARLA IIOYT from Venezuela returns with a gallon of hot water and a sprinkling can were just two of the things which proved so interesting to Carla They Like II YE's are The people of Venezuela very ready to accept the IF YE exchange students and are very hospitable Carla explained Due to the fact that there are different living conditions and standards some of the families are very hard to live with however this does not mean they are nonetheless interesting Most of the people are' very willing to take suggestions on how to improve their sanitation or cooking problems Miss Whitaker was president the Young Ladies MIA in the University 8th ward last This year sue- Is the year stake Improement Era and publicity director of Fraternities Open - Winter Rush Male students interested in rushing one of the nine fraternities on campus should sign up with Jack Nixon in his office behind the UB information Desk Mr Nixon said today Rushing will be held all quarter and there will be no charge Malibu Lodge In Beautiful Logan Canyon Dancing Fri & Sat 8 pm For Private Parties SK ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS f NAA’s Students Honored On-Camp- Interviews us February For Good Grades 4 3 The NAA industrial family has a career for you (Continued from Page 1) M John Hicking Jay Gwynn Haddock Vivian Haderlie Kathryn N Hammond Paul Tex Ilandcoek Ann Telford li msen Kathleen Hansen Pearl Annette Hansen David W Harris Katherine Harvey Beverly Ann Haynie Vance A Heflin Lyle Seth Henderson Claire L Hendrickson Nesa iiendrkkMin Calvin Karen Holdavvay Wayne Hiibner Raquel Holman Noel H Holman Donald D Hook n L Claron Hoskins Don Young Sidnev Ilullinger Norman L Huntsman ixarren Hurst Margaret Hurst S Margaret Hurst Glade C Hyman Lorin A Israelsen Afton Jenkins Eulyn L Jensen Marly n K Jensen Scott G Jessop Verson L Johnson Ellsworth E Johnson Garth D Johnson JoAnil Johnson L Luvvana Johnson Johnson Kay Steven A Johnson Thomas E Johnson John C Kemp Deone Louise Kerr James W Kinker Kenneth W Kinei Lois Christina Kunz Carolvn Larsen Dale L Larsen Dee L Larson Robert P Latham Marilyn Lee John A Loosli Sharon Kave Loveland Eion Mangelson Martin D Mat Anita Maxwell Robert Glen Grace 'McAllister Paul S Mayer Alfred Meikle Wayne McQuivey Mary Jo Merritt Jeanne Messinger CJretehen Donna Miles 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