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Show rniF Participate In Sports Program cure tra k. and flild meet among the three big Y' f College Girls w Awards Made V"-'- - - pre-.i- lo l'r ' lst-I- i were pre-- i Whitaker. Tln-sI by Dr. Sherwin Macser. and ge awards: (service award', presented by Dr. j N. A. Pedersen to Boyd Pulley and lone Tarbct. Austin Johansen Scholarships: E. Pile. Elia HaU, Jane G. Reed, Henry Snedden, Miriam Slew ait, first alternate,' Vivian ; Re Lowe; second alternate. Ho- - j ward Law. for. Alpha Kappa Psl Award: scholarship In School of Commerce, presented by Mark Neubergcr to Ross Tyson. 1927 Class Research Scholarship: prese nted by Sheldon Winn of the class of "27 to Richard Cost-- ' with Icy and Ashlaug Jacobsen, Edna Page as alternate. Phi Kappa Phi: presented by, Dean Caroline M. Hendricks: Com-nwree Harold Cutler, Vern Duke, Loretta Lunt and lone Tarbct. Engineering Howard Larsen and Lowell Rich. Arts and Sciences Alfred B. mrt, Jessie Larson. Mary H. Nelson, William Morrell. Irene Peterson. Wayne Thorne, and Bruce Whitaker. Agriculture Wal- ter S. Astle, Merrill E. Cook, Wal-lace M. Johnson and Paul Sant, Unite seated Cola citizen j Schol- to Lawrence Simons. John M. Ritchie trophy to El nver Facer. Ogden Union Slock Yards Tro phy to Elmer H, Gibson. American Packing Company Trophy to Horace Palmer. American Hawaiian Steamship Trophy to Merrill E. Cook. Leadership Challenge Cup to Jov ph F. Parrish. Livestock Judging Medals Merrill E. Cook, John Barnard. Milton Madsen. Dwain Pearson. John Stewart, alternate, Bedford Bird A near sighted man and his were Inspe cting on art exhibit n w ite w nh critic! care. Man (vainly striving for a better view of the abomination): "That's the ugliest portrait Ire ever seen." Wife: "Come away, jxi fool You're looking at yourself In a mirror. j ' Present Her a Gift That Endures. LOUS QOBERJS - ' mK.- , ! 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Louis Roberts is a a telegram. Give a party. Get a consistent point getter In the mile .car, Pay a bill. Rent a house. Fix run. Roberts, a sophomore, has a 'your roof. Get a haircut. See a bright future ahead of him. Mouse 'show. Take a trip. Sing a song. Nelson and Dean Humphreys arc 'Get married. the best of the sprinters. Nelson "It doesn't matter what you do. Is especially good In the 220 yard only get going and kee pgolng. part, now you do something. This dash, while Humphries' specialty President Roosevelt has done his old world Is starting to move!" Is the century and the half mile relay. Both men are sophomores Ye-1- Choose Wisely Consider Carefully 1 f. e, - Rolls M. Rich Memorial arship to William R. llanli. John K. Madsen trophy Wang-sgard- le ' tu Jesie j lan.an. Rich, Heidir. G. Pn d Somers, William Taylor. n - Mus Ki runt Randall Lowell Rich, Oreta J editor-in-chie- 'awarded Ids who have slialght A grad'-lor two quarters! E. Mliton Andir-oii- . Loyal Irvin Andersen, Athleeij gait r, Harold Cutler. Vern Duke,; Dor.s larr Eugene Gardner, Wan-- j da lit n nil. Allied Hart, flora Hurl I.n: Phil.p Hart. Lynn Kloepltr, Mad-a-n- . Milton Matkav, George pi- Neeley. Ruth IV U ck An extensive program pers. dancing and otla r acuuiies we re au lie ipaicd in 'Ihuralay by glib of tlie Utah State Agricultural college, who held tlw tr annual c J day. Tlie days activities acre un tier the direction of U.a la 11a Churi b, avlsled by Miss Julia Green, of Utah, U. of U. B k V. and Utah Avgas. la creating n.u h interest. Wcallar bins r.ght. a t til like ly be- record irowd the: If local leant ran pull to aome upvts aguuift tlie strong team of the other two big schools A feature of the meet w ill be the battle for supremacy tn the) Th(. 0,.U w,.re ,u mile run between Glen P) sumria ry dresses and wore a band of the Aggies and Theron Snyder. f rlbbon on lht.,r armj of the Cougar. Tlie latter detent Dr. Adum 8. Xkrinlon was tne ed tlie local entrant last Saturday special speuier at the Motlicrs Is determined that, at Provo. Pyper at 11 a. in. Installassembly day at 3 10 UiU does not liapiien new olficers for tlie Asof ation the o'clock tomorrow afternoon, sociated Women Students associatime set for the gun. This one tion were also held In the assemevent alone will be worth the trip to the meet. Tliere will be keen bly. A tea garden was featured by competition In many of the other llie home economics girls, with events. lunclieon served at noon and tea OitDLK Of from 2 to 4. EVENTS. Finals of the girls Intramural 1 m. p. The order of event: activities were played off weighing of equipment at stadium; sports 2 to 4 p. m. in archery, base in pole vault, high from 1:30, trial tennis. A fashion sftow, bill and finals hammer Jump, Javelin, shot, Oml-croJ. 00, mile; 3.13, 440 yard dash, sponsored by tlie Phi Upsilon was shown and a dance fesbroad Jump, discus and hamnicr; 3 25, 100 yard dash; 2.35, 120 yard tival was presented by the dancing classes. high hurdles- - 2.50, 880 yard run; A special issue of "Student Life" 3.00, 220 yard dash; 3 10, two-mirun; 3 25, 220 yard low hurdles; was put out entirely by coeds, with Miss Ruth Clayton, S 40, 880 yard relay; 3:45, mile relay. Randolph spent tlie week end visOtriClALS OF MEET. iting at the home of her parents Tlie officials of the meet, an- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Weston. nounced Tuesday by Coach RomAlthough tlie weather was un- ney, are as follows: Justluble (and other Jaw breaking Referee and starter, Lee Sim- words) the Mesdames Bunetta head Price, Ethel Lamborn, Joyce Irvin mons; clerk, Burke Fry; finish Kllburn; and Viola M. Wood, braved the Judge, Parley Judges of finish, Harry Cl1 It, storm and went to Wamsutler, Clyde Worley, Floyd Davis and one Wyo. Saturday to visit their reman each from Utah and Brig- spective husbands who are shearham Young; timers, Charley Jen- ing sheep at that place. kins, Brig Johnson and one each Aid George Ward of Stake from Utah and Brigham Young; was a visitor Idaho Bloomington, bead Judge of field events, Kenat the Sunday school session on neth Vanderhoof; Judges of Jumps, Joe Call, Cantrll Nellson, Lester Sunday. Jarvis and one each from U. and Leo Lucas who spent several Y.; Judges of weights. Lowell months here In charge of the fish Stanley, Hebe Whiting and one hatchery left Monday for Spring-villUtah where he will visit each from U and Y Inspectors, Burns Crookston, Joe Jensen, Har- - with relatives and friends a short movtn hls famly ry Parker and one each from UiUme Prlor and Y; scorers, Warren Allsop and Ek'xttr' Nw Mexico. Where he has been transferred as manager Melvin Burke. of fisheries station at that place. We wish him success In the new : Mr. location. Fred Richins of ' Springville has taken charge of the hatchery here. Leon, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Laketown John N. Lamborn Morton Kearl, was seized with an of Logan was a business visitor attack of appendicitis and was taken to Dr. Reary for examina- here last week. Miss Luclle Johnson, teacher at on- Ee was taken to Salt Lake end ClI' Tuesday by Dr. Reary to un- Randolph spent the week an operation. He was ac- ami derE visiling Mrs. Lola Johnson 'companied by his parents. This Is others. he third case in the fa,nl'y with Bishop Geo. H. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. N. Weston and Mrs. n a y?ar' The Rlch County schools are Frank Lamborn went to Randolph Thursday to attend the funeral lloldlnS their commencement exec-o- f cl!s llere Friday, May 12. A large Mrs. Joseph Hatch. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Peart of cr0"d and 8 Bood tl,ne is were guests of Mr. and paU?dE- - c- - Willis is MrsMrs. Ben T. Orvin during the spending a time short at the home of her week. past Mrs. Jos. A. Cheney paid a brief ' father Thos- G- Weston while her visit to her daughter, Mrs. Don husband Is away with the sheep. Mrs. Oscar Bellman of Randolph Equchs at Kemmerer, Wyo. last week. is visiting in our midst for a few Miss Bernice Weston, teacher at days. As. SthuUn-Ju- I Presented Company Scholarship by Norman D. Salisbury to: first pluee, Marnner M. Morrison; sec-upluce. Lull ue Untord, third pi, ue, Dale Bowen. ScholarPhi Upsilon Omieron by Fern Shipley ship presc ntc-to Phyllis Ru,har!.j. Elsie E. M urnr Home Eionoml'-Award presented by Mrs. Elsa B Bate to Muii.in 1eteivii. Chi Omega Sorority Award f r best essay in tlie Social Sciences presented by Professor A. N. SorMadenson to. first place. Loul-sen; place. Miriam Stewart. Myers Award for Speech and Dramatics Joan Cardon. Sons of American Reiolut UnLloyd. patriotic address: C. E. Wright Short Story Award: Mrs. Verna Carlisle, first place; Lorenzo Hansen, second plate. Medal presented RO.T.C. John Pttzer to Boyd Pulley. American Legion Military Medal Worth Gutke. American Scholarship Legion Medal John Hull. ul Agricultural college WcdwsTla- - assembly w.n day cioining until r tl.c-- duct non of Ur, W. L Watila i. chairman of tlie awui.lv cninin.tn e Tlie follcwing awards were mad- -. -- . Gre-ene- , Tie annua! asaids and lumen 'day a mbly was laid at tlw Utah of Schools Cornelia Hill, US AC. Science Medal presentand Fern Shipley. ed by Dr. George F. Knowlton to Education mice Carlson, Julia William E Morrell. and Mane Singleton. Alpha Zria Cup presenied ty TliaUlu-- r Brothers Banking Dwain Pearson to G. Fred Somers I k 12. 1933. Economies Kearvle-y- Amy This Midweek UiUrcolk Tt Home At State College UTAH HERE CREATES INTEREST of U., B.Y.U. and Ag-gi- e to Fight it Out at College Stadium Tomor-roAfternoon. Frida v, Mav Some Mainstays of College Track Team TRACK AND FIELD MEET u. coivtv utah wn-Rirw-r-vrm- - St Logan, Utah p Turcha.se |