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VOLUME XXVI LOGAN UTAH THURSDAY JANUARY 19AS28 Health Conditions lij NUMBER 14 Tipping The Scales High School Teachers Make On College Campus Response To Alumni Fund Drive Not Discouraging iTQ COLLEGE OEPJ State Correspondence Division ens Range of Subjects Wid- - Big One Hundred and Seventeen Grads Contribute Teaching Nearly $10000 Physician Calms Fears of City Board Only Ordinary Precautions Necessary A I Rank Scholars Mark” Seventy-nin- e as ‘Best Health conditions at the College tine hundred anil seventeen A (' continue to be above the average alumni who are teaeUing In the high for this season selu Mils of tlie state of Utah the year accordhave NINE ON “A” ROLL REPRESENTATIVE STUDIES ing to the reportoffrom Kiiliserilied slightly less than $10000 the Presito tlie Alimint Library Endowment dent's Office yesterday No cases of Fund airiiriling to O P Burlier ex Conditions of “B” Standing Remening!tia have been reportInstruction By Mail Invaluable spinal ed among college students and all ei'uiive seeretary of the Alumni asso of the known cases In Logan are I'iatinii These graduates are distrib quire High “A” Grade Balance Educational Field children who were either in the uted in 20 high schools located be tween Logan and Monroe There are grades or the junior high school Seventy-ninstudents approximate142 alumni teaehlng in these schools Forty-fou- r courses have been The present situution justifies tbe have that no alarm need be and 117 of these have subseriiieil to ly 8 percent of the aludciit-liodadded to the Correspondence statement achieved Ihe distinetura ot making'’ felt over the t regular the fund or 824 ereent Study curriculum of the Utah Ag- classes at the continuance the honor roll of the autumn quarter College Reports from There are sixteen high schools In at the ricultural College Professor Lin- several Nine students only members indicate faculty which 100 percent of the alumni three ofCollege ford correspondence superintend-den- t that the number them girls reached the of absences is not there have contributed teaching ‘A’ They has prepared a circular above normal so that there baa been straight grouping seventy were are Granite Welter county Davis on the ‘'IV' roll off the pros short-l- y po Bertoud interference wlth the yhitlw'in county Pleasant Grove Lehi Provo plueed ’ Conditions to the attainment of the describing the functions and work of theToTiege American Fork Spruigvijle SgjUsh studies of this division The cirIt Won’t Be Long Now The general campus situation la Pork l’nvson Xcplil Ephraim Mantl sffalgut ”T"' riill primp are thatThu cular Includes such representative only predominated Morgan South Sevier and Richfield candidate must curry at least fifteen by normal inn courses as vasions—snow and postponements The other high scbisds from which hours of college work for which he data have been secured are Box Elder receives only A grades For the B Economics and Tbe interdiction which bas gone out and Accounting Alumni Program Bear River South Cache Ogden honor roll tbe cnndiilate must carry and Modern to be in effect for at least this week Sociology English tor North ban Cache North has a a Summit Murray fifteen hours half of which result in provided good Health Public Languages History week’s the activities Jordan of 1927-2Recreation Junior Grants-vill- e A grades and half iu B grades Logan Logan Plans HusbandAnimal 8 and Bacterioloy The Honor roll for the 1927 Fall has been abqlished putsort Park and North Sevier group City Horticulture ry and Ignition all set dates forward to inquurter 1908 Class ting of Leads in Percent Starting and Lighting etc A ROLL definite times Subscribed Moving Rapidly Beal Franke By thua increasing bis range of Andrew Lee ChrThe chapel program which had below Tbe talilo gives the percent Doctor Linford indi- been instruction Jos of members of each class who have istiansen Lloyd enry Crapo carefully arranged by the cates tbe success of his sixteen Sophomores is still so awaiting the Outline of Year Book Pictures Outline Location and Activities of Ag- HiilmorilieU to tbe Alumni eph Cummings Mary Henderson Confor Year library Coming with The first chance to be put over All years of experience Endowment Fund Tbe class of ’08 is Vernon Israelsen O W Monson structive $50000 Endowment gie Grads Made Known theory that individual Instruction lyceum numbers are cancelled until Calls For Cooperation' rapidly forging to Ibe front and has Sigrid Schanky Dorothy Wakeley is withdrawn The class by mail in many respects wurpass-e- s the proclamation passed the half way mark Ii ROLL Drive of Highest Interest the of ’04 which bas led up until a group instruction in tbe class- Students o are anxiously awaitingFrosh John Reed Adams Edna Allen 1600 ALUMNI 31 JAN TO OPEN DATE J and month has Soph great to third LaVeme Allen Creep ago room dropixil Clarence Bigler will be unable to breath until an place and the iluss of ’27 the runn- Howard r The peat year has lieen a In its new capacity tbe corres- evening is set aside for the big Bandt Naomi Broadhead er-up has to sixth place dropped Imin U A of the the C At National of year history Many Figures pondence department offers study party Beaux Art Guild awaits an- Proofs Must Be Returned Not unini Assoeiut Ion Ideas ami The class of ’12 bas made a decided Irving Burgoyne John Frank Chrplans con courses to (1) students preparing other open date for securing the LaVell Cooley Royal spurt during the past two months and istensen reived in previous years have come to portance in Association 1 Than Later February is now pushing the class of ’08 for Crook Leona Cummings H Floyd for college or professional schools hall at Hotel Eccles Military drill fruition during the lieriod just partial closed and these and the plans recentfirst honors Davis John Franklin Decker W (2) college students who are un- has been Indefinitly postpaid Dr T 3 Beatty A State health During the past three months Dial Afton Y Eliason Oma Class With an unusually heavy schedule ly formulated to comprise tbe 1927 28 able to continue their residence Percent Pledged on yet to complete in the photograph uliimnl program are going forward the executive of the visited 1908 Logan Ellison GO secretary David work (3) teachers who cannot do commissioner Fred England This is definite conrapidly pmgrnm Annual Buzzer the of division went last week and In come 1912 has 45 56 Frankhauser Milfrod I Gardner residence work at any time of the Saturday of ami munitions Ir includes Alumni Association structive that anxious is editor Llllywhite the with the situation here 41 23 Harold Green Dudley Greaves Individual who has not yet had th raiseing of a final of $50(Hi from intimate contact with several hun- ' 1904 year and who wish either to ob- over Health Board and some of the every 1900 33 13 dred alumni in various localities Green his picture taken for the year book alumni to endow the College Ilhwn Vira Darrel Hammond tain a life teaching certificate or (Tty the 1910 the compilation of a directory of grad- in the state of Utah These peophysicians Dr Beatty expressed 32 whether for class or organizations to do advanced work ( () profes- opinion Gwendolyn Hansen Leora Hansen 1927 that the U A C should cooperate to the best of his ability uate alumni anil a mailing list of form31 23 posiare Mae Hansen Clias Harding Flora leading occupying sional or business men who wish carry on its work as usual and that students the publication of the ple 1899 28 47 Following the completion of th4 er in Hart Ruth Hart Selma Hawkes to broaden their culture (5) men nothing would be gained by discon- Greek 1911 letter outline ending Monday Alumni Quarterly the purchase of tions of trust and responsibility 26 23 Mildred Heinrick Willa Henderand women who are ''too old to tinuing class room activity Dr January 23 with the Zeta Chi sorority additional equipment for the alumni their communities In educational 3909 26 14 son Alvin Hess Arminta Hogan Aggie students who have thus office Ailand a reunion of alumni in work in business in the profes1890 go to school” and (6) the great Beatty advised ' that each person all 25 of these units of the program sions in far failed to meet with tbe photog- June Muriel Hogan agricultural pursuits in Ethel Holmgren 3917 number of those whose time is ake ordinary precautions and that rapher 24 will have an opportunity of are now well tiuder way the service of the government— 1923 Melvina Huffaker Benn F Hulnio program be car-- i dolns so These students A 24 r Paid Secretary labor but a formal hygienic tied up In Jno matter ‘ lead' 1920 A step in ihe right pi at'liim or to what 23 25 class they belong Lucille Huntington Charles yyna Aggie alumni are outstanding whose faces are turned toward tbe rled out -191- 023 The city schools will of course whether they are new 'students'at the taken less than a year ago when a paid era Truly "it is" a ' reVerafldfi'hntf fcettie - — Israels eft- - Phyllis — great intellectual advancement of not executive will was or to institution this 1922 apiKiiuted quarter secretary 22 110 an inspiration to visit these alert remain closed until next Monday be the age (Continued on Page Four) given until January 31 in which devote his full I inis to alumni Inter- ambitious 1918 d 22 when the Bourd of Health will to have capable ' their class pictures taken ests The Associulins has grown until 1913 21 13 render Its decision about beginning e Because of the need for action all the services of a secretary American citizens One experiences 1919 21 13 again Gatherings at the college will proofs of pictures taken for the have liecouie absolutely necessary a glow of pride that he is an 1901 20 be under the ban this week in order Annual must be returned to the While the office of alumni executive alumnus of the Agricultural Col- 1924 1l t n 1 No secretary is a comparatively new one to be in harmony with the eugges studio on before February their-and Then Utah lege pf J'l only of Lo- proofs will be accepted after that in American co lieges and universities can he “ T tion of the health officials h adequately appreciate the he has demanstrated his usefulluess to date Health Board the of In of view gan with which 1913 17 35 It Is Important that each student such an extent that he is now consid- magnificent success the basketball games 1921 ULTERED suggestions his name the class to which ered almost us indispensable us the the College Is meeting in prepar16 oio that were to have been pluyed here write the of if Alumni president college he the and different 1920 leadermen organbelongs and women for 14 25 ing between the Aggies and the Un- izations of which he is a member properly organized represent uu en1907 12 12 iversity of Utah will be played in on tbe back of his selected proof ormous productive power in develop- ship 3903 10 ing their uluiu mulct- But they must Salt Lake on Friday and Saturday Also he must notify the photog- 1st of '1600 the Among graduates 3894 Too Rigid Demand Leads to The Professor Myers Selects Drama 0 organized to function effectively U A C are several so Utah officials preferred to play rapher of these organizations of figures 1893 The executive is Inqiort-uuthe 0 secretary extra that made be can than postpone rather reprints the games For Founder’s Day Production and many 1897 Disapproval of Contestants cog in the organization machinery national Importance There will be no charge tor these 0 Alumni Project Indmvay who have atjnined distinctly more 1898 0 prints The general situation In Logan extra When the Board of Trustees d 39110 than state-wid- e The following list will Indicate the notoriety In gen0 Is as good as could reasonably be classification on Pago Four) MARCH EIGHTH ANSWER BUT ONE of the different campus 1902 be said eral It may truthfully o In are urged Tbe students expected Students who belong 1903 organizations JT that the College has In giving her 0 the recent report of the president to any of these groups should inform JL a of the the photographer of the fact Members Guests graduates to ofthefar nation made Is Romance With New England Wide Field Open to Ambitious to continue their precautions signifi'contribution greater last week and to avoid concentrated Schedule of pictures that will apWomen’s Score Club Luncheon need exbe cance could Restrictions than Few In Buzzer: They the and Setting rightfully pear large gatherings Essayists Reaches Pinnacle feel no alarm of any kind however Civilian Clothes pected considering the size and Tuesday that Inseems — All probable of and it class pictures except seniors the quite' relatively tender age an Owen Davis “Icebound” even great 'men sometime early next week everythOn occasion of Pep All claSs officers (Pres Vice Pres Once again cafeteria smells beck- stitution and the small number will make mistakes And thus It is darma has been selected by ProSec and Treas Executive as on usual will Com) on to the weary much hungered of her graduates go ing officers S'tuiTc'nC'liody that we feel no serious qualms of Organized at the beginning of the fessor Myers for production by the A W S officers - (Pres Vice Student Life ink slinger Tuesday iuuicieju£ In admitting that the Many At Knit Lake fall quarter the Score Club is now U A C chapter of Theta Alpha 21 President between and Treas tbe of January hours Secretary There are 133 graduate alumni at tlie plunacleofJts quiz contest launched in last week's 'Thursday— Fixed Date Phi dramatic fraternity A W S council) 12 and 1 p m thanews staff will jrrogreis An "TtRT national Issue of tire campus newspaper in Salt Lake City They are honor oiganization witlT'"peir:’as "A” Day Committee living "“play Mill Tm 1i resented- — — — Life a meet at Student as luncheon For of the guests while partaking of the right spirit Committee Rally meeting wtih more than passing the foundations stone it has stimul Founder’s Day March 8 In the administration Is unjustly exacting The questions (Continued on Page Four) school spirit College Auditorium Appearance Every member of the Student Lift success in the lines of work in ated a progressive — litcd for which answers of any The play is a drama of realism staff should remind himself to be which they are engaged In these along with the rousing support givsix were ruled are of such a na en romance present at the dinner Mr Cooley brief notes only a few representa- stillall activities thus far with plans somewhat warmed by Contrary to previous announce- John A Bexell Visits ture that whole essays can be writformulating for future events Life Wednesday Mr Davis the author turns his promises an unlimited supply of sal- tive cases can be mentioned W I ten upon practically any one of ments In Student held Three girls from each sorority as the date ads soups carrots corn onions can Pouiter '20 is manager of tbe will no longer be microscope onto a family living in ’ them weekmembers com- the bleaker the ’17 and five and for occa- Peerless Coal Co for campus R L the bages Judd of pastiies appearance farming regions of School Commerce of Rather than see a worthy cause club the pose memboard twenty making sion there will be no charge for Hulme Nebeker ’20 and J Morris New England A fine exhibition of ly Requests from the faculty bers wither and droop by the wayside are and the if Student suggesting present the dishes selected or limit' to Christensen ’21 are prominent atto the effect that is drawn name Officers now directing are: character delineation of student disregard we announce on Wednesday Its their number and only the plea- torneys ’20 Is President E W Robinson rather to the Life must appear showing bitterly a type the following modification PreVice Bennett Mary bo withheld until after Oregon State College Professor sant aspects of the ordinary busiproduction manager for the contest ruling as It was stated list distribution sident Leah Edwards Secretary of people not unfamiliar whoso ness banquets will be considered exercises chapel on Page Two Addresses U A C Business svershariow Interests Treasurer Dallas Johnson The dis- pecuniary week: Anwers in essay form to any Under tlje old arrangements stuone or more of the questions listinctive uniforms from an additional tneir family ties In spite of tlie their copies of Students secured have dents Engineers To Show ted will be considered for winning the periodical at 12 o'clock and wait note of unity The club endeavors cynical thought back of the plot frequent cooperation with the in- the play is one of solid entertainplaces in the contest Origlualliy ed until the regular Wednesday Special Electrical Film One to Represent in ment easy to enjoy it is an hontercollegiate Kjiiguts style force and reason in the John A Bexell formerly head of had begun to review Us treatment of the aelected question services ail projects of concern making pro- est slice of lifo spread with good A special film on ‘‘Water Power” the commercial at the department columns U A C Colorado motion and conduct doubly strong humor or questions will be the grounds of Rather than make an afternoon U A C and now dean of that di- will be shown in the Engineering consideration in Judging each ra-p- number of each week's Student Lifo vision in the Oregon State College Auditorium next Monday at one ‘'Score” has scored a commendable The fast for tho has not Frizes will be given the authors the an was guest of honor Tuesday Janu- o'clock at dances games and yet been selected but play impression choose film must made This wgg with will be anmanagement of the tw0 best jiapers Discussion season The most recent other day for its appearance Here- ary 17 at a luncheon given by pro- sooperation of the Westlnghouse Executive Council Sends Staff rallies all issue nounced in a future of of any question relative to U A C School of Electrical and Mfg Co The first will be the regular fessors of the College plans under consideration iuvoivj Student Life Thursday after of one to or News Convention meet Commerce preferably basketball Delegate and the mecampus liff and of shows officers reel coming Alpha primitive issue of early — : those already listed will be accep- date of thods of utilizing the energy Kppa Psi o’clock p m Dean Bexell falling water It also shows how the At ted No limit as to the minimum of one Edwin Evans Exhibition Welti Presents Students One member of Student Life maximum number of words will be Humphries To Address Engi- addressed the student members of tremendous power of Niagara Falls executive staff Now On Display 30 the of quesdiscussion studenLbody neers January any set in the the commerce school making sev- is changed into electrical energy In Recital Feb 1 Mr T H Humphreys' will speak eral timely observations as to the The second reel shows many mod- council has decided will be sent tion yUl entries to the contest On February 1 Professor and should be submitted by February to a group on engineering studies educational possibilities of different ern uses of electricity in industry to represent the Agricultural ColA remarkable exhibition of tl 0 will Mrs Walter Welti present 1 at their regular meeting on Jan- campus organizations Participation and in homes as well as how melt- lege at the Annual Rocky Mounmusic students in a recital work of one of Utah's older painttheir In In the activities 'different the meet snow In mountains student Press at tain o'clock one tbe and A few of tbe contest questions at Intercollegiate ing uary 30th is the one effective gateway to a small brooks and streams are used Fort Collins Colorado The news- at the home of Mrs F P Champ ers is now on display in the rhapil 3 Would the adoption of a stuEngineering Auditorium loom Mr Evans who was formerquali- to generate electricity as such an paper convention will take place Mrs Welti a piano student has ly of' Salt Lake and head of the art Engineering development of leadership what "What makes dent court help matters thinks the Not ties dean in of a number the 4 subpupils city con3 and and will February petty campus thievery? department at the U of IT is now Project Feasable” will be his had man knows but what be can do Is sist of group conferences in vari- who have reached a fair grade of at Los Angeles 4 Epsilon House Entered Humphreys has What can be done with Stu- ject Mr test real of his worth as a colthe The in piano technique ous fields lectures by eminent perfection in engineering lege He is the most severly criticized dent Life to make it a better cam- wide experience By Prowler ' graduate ot news best of these Btudents combined and at the same time most admired discussions having worked for The visitor who has crossed the pus newspaper? Alpha Delta Epsilon local chap- Journalists development with the talent of Professor Wel- artist of the time receiving highly Service be- continent forty times and made ter is the latest victim of a mys- policies and a general exchange ti’s 6 Do you favor a Used Book Ex- the U S Reclamation vocal students will make a re- enmnlimentarv criticism in fore going into private pratlce trips to other countries gave In the terious crime wave that has lately of Ideas by representatives of the cital that should be change?’ ot Paris as well as in AmeriIlls course of his address a entertaining shoowed 7 genuine struck the campus Mr Humphrey’s 4jjfferent institutions Other enWhat magazines are th?re In r s The painting of the Tuesday night while the inmates tertainment such as dances ban- cultural and interesting to all who can he library that weean spare? What interest in the Agricultural Col compliment to Logan rs a college Cardston temple wag under his directhe town: “I have seen no town of its of the Epsilon house were soundly quets’ and attendance at dramas hear it other periodicals would you suggest lege when he accompanied tion in addition to his bein'- - tlie size that has made equal progress sleeping an unknown prowler enter- and athletic contests has been to take their iJlace? team to Hawaii of two rooms In the Halt decorator beau- ed one of the rooms One five dolwith streets its Logan City 13 What la the best alibi to preIn In one the committee Did you know that 0 Lake temple Tho strongly modern tiful homes and publio institutions lar bill a handfull of small change planned by sent for late attendance at classes? month a single fish can lay one belt one pair of suspenders a charge Ping this thru your nose: aspect which has developed in Mr proclaim Its spirit’’ Reference to the January 11 numSix other colleges of the Rocky eggs? MAY BE A GARBAGE- into U A C In pair of shoes and one pair of trouSHE Dean Evans work of lata has '’vol-eBexell left the necesbe Life will of bers Student Gosh! And how about the mar- a style altogether of his own BUT SHE 1908 accompanying President Kerr sers were among the articles missed Mountain region wilt be representDAUGHTER MAN’S seeuro To the other questions sary ones? ried next morning to the Oregon institution ed at the Colorado gathering AIN'T TO 1JE SNIFFED AT lslod e y Business-Administratio- For Be-N- ' wage-earnin- Full-Tim- e g !’ high-minde- full-tim- IE - ’ Hy-nia- s? - H uutlior-(Continue- Staff at (Be-No- cr at news-sheet- 33-0- il |