| Show r Four Hula Girl Importations From Honolulu p i t 4 l' l f r fr A t t J i I 1 X i c 4 2 Y t t i 3 4 s J h ic y e M wI s. Il-s.- t 7 s 4 5 4 j 7 t L LEI EI J i i 44 I Af d. d 71 k L d' d I 1 l i J- J GRASS FIRES WERE VERE FEARED Left to right Norman Page Karl Jarl Howard Levine Levine Ray Atkinson Hilarity Reigns Reig s Supreme At t Annual Ute Grid Fete Nonsense and hilarity reigned Tuesday night at the Country club lub when Trainer Einar inar Nielsen and Dr Roy Groesbeck Groesbeck of at the University of Utah staff taff feted the 1935 Ute gridiron warriors cori- cori conducting ducting 17 of the sophomore members into the Royal Order of Utes Bedecked in colorful costumes costumes costumes' ranging from a Simon Legree outfit outfit out- out fit it worn worn by Glade to feminine attire displayed best by bythe bytho the tho 10 six-foot six four inch Paul McDonough McDonough Mc- Mc Donough the initiates went through tortures of the damned Highlights of the program were radio adio skits conducted by Dave Simmons Simmons Sim Sim- mons mona of and motion pictures of f the Honolulu football trip taken and nd shown by Reed Stevens Speeches peeches taboo Johnny Stevens rated one of ot the classic lassie prizes of at the evening a evening a toy ship emblematic hip emblematic of the seasickness seasick seasick- ness ess he endured both going and coming from the tropical paradise Norman orman Page who became dubbed Inky during the island sojourn was given a pint bottle of ink Live pets were among three of ofie the ie gifts Assistant Coach Jack Barnes arnes was given a rabbit Karl drew a duck and Fritz received a chicken The following sophomores were Initiated Norman Siebold Scars Sears Madsen adsen Howard Berg Bill Copin Coppin Coppin Cop- Cop pin in Joe Joo Norman Page Ray ay Atkinson Karl Paul McDonough Milton Mecham Lee Henroid Dick Bennion Jim Christensen Glade LaVon LaVon LaVon La- La Von Whitney Howard Levine and Fritz Duehlmeier |