Show rUBEN Sunset Festival Comes Tomorrow at 6:30 In Aggie Stadium VOLUME XXVI Epic Moonlight Hike Tomorrow Night Mt Logan — ExceLior! NUMBER 28 LOGAN UTAH FRIDAY MAY 25 1928 HEAR THEM TOMORROW NIGHT Choruses Chosen from All City Music Organizations — 1500 Take Fart Fashion Show of New Styles Proves Success Scribble Makes Spring Bow In New Issue Miss Helen Knott was the director of the fashion show featured last night in the College auditorium From every standpoint the show was a success it being d Paper educational and practical as well Chapel Program as artistic and entertatnmg Meet Included In And Track The show was presented by the class in Applied Costume Design Day’s Activities Everything in the line of clothing was shown from hats to pajama d Student Life began the lounging robes All the clothing activities which was designed by the girls giving numerous ended in the dance carnival on special attention to color and line Girls’ Day Tues May 15 suitable for each type of figure Iona Davis editor of the Is Miss for Knott due Much credit the excellent type of workman- paper put out a creditable sheet ship featured In the costumes ex- outlining a full program of the day’s aciiviUssuid recording the hibited events for the year The Miss Marjorie Gowans assisted Miss Knott in her show by pre- paper was written and managed by the girls senting two dance acts as a sup- entirely The one o'clock chapel program A act sponsorSpanish plement ed by the dance club and a clog- sponsored by the score club was hour well spent It began with ging act worked out by the Folk an two songs by the Girls’ Glee Club Dancers were the features that Arminta Hogan artistically Following Special settings gave a reading and the Score Club for eachACPUp in Gteats done a Doll Show at the Fashion Show These settings which presented of doil was' every together with the special music present Genevavariety and Ann number contributed' to make the Pearson played a Shaub violin duet and show a worthwhile production the program ended with a waltz a clog by Willa Henderson and Coming with a burst of literary mus’c — lyrics poems essays and stories the Spring quarter Scub-bl- e campus writers" pet hobby made its apearance last Wednes1928 Annual Ready For Disday The recent number of the Scribble is distinguished in that it is tribution — Students Must Call tne first smee the launchng of the literary venture in 19(5 to be In Person published during a spring quarter at the college GYMN AT 4:00 In this issue three new entrees to the Parnassian circle Virginia Wardleigh Jure Monson and Book Is Largest Most Complete Jean Pedersen join with Bail P Volume Wixom Dallas Johnson On Buzzer Record Mary Henderson Gladys Hesser ana 4 p m in the Smart at Today Gwendolyn Smith to fill the pages of the quarterly This year the gymnasium the 1928 Buzzers will total of active Scribble club mem- be given out The year books have bers has been raised from four to arrived and will be available to ninteen showing an introduction students upon their presentation of student body cards or other of fifteen new members means of identification Year books will be distributed only to ?vstudents in person Special arrangements must be made witn Dick Stratford next manager week by Ihpstudenls who wish to receive the Buzzers "of student" friends or relatives The new annual will contain Medals Allotted To Members of three hundred pages an increase of two complete sections over any Seven Student Body Groups these previous Buzzer volume ‘atiderd- - sections being -- devoted to For nine months attainment in the themes History and Progress the exclusive College honorary line of the Utah Agricultural of the Buzzer awards and honor pieces were The proportions presented last Friday in seventeen have been changed from an 8x11 respective divisions of the insti- to a 9x12 inch sheet which acOfficial awards were cording to experts is equivalent tution given in seven representative to several additional pages of copy Student coun space under the former groups namely: size cil publications managers deThe Buzzer dance will bating glee club dramatics and promptly at 4 o'clock and will begin conPhi Kappa Phi honors In addition to elective awards tinue as long as the crowd ?rv rf two bits 25r the following honor Stflaenis "were per head will be ' made in— an V L presented with pieces of recognition in the respective lines: Cit fort to withstand the cost of the izenship award V Merrill John- increased elaboration of the book son Hendricks medal Leonard No annuals will be passed out exJudkins Vernon medal Earl P cept at the dance until next Wixom Sons of American Rev- week olution honor Merrill Anderson R O T C — U A C Medal Clarence Rollins American Le- Dinner Ends Activities gion medals Alma Gardner and Robert Dahle William Peterson Afton Eliason science medal Of Present S Class Scholarships were—given:- ’27 of Verda Dowdle and James Undersood Johansen Floyd Davis Pearl Richards and Ruth Scott Nelson Presides at FareHart: “A” Scholarships Franke Beal Gwyn Ronche Clark Vernon well Scribe Gathering Israelson Dorthy Wakeley Lloyd and Henry Crapo Ben F Hulme Student Life scribes held thfcir Louis Madsen final staff luncheon Wednesday at noon in the Cafeteria Scolt Nelson taking charge of his assisForty Business Students V tants for the last time was tne Guests of Department principal speaker thinking the staff for 'their willing support and their cooperation Joe In accordance with a tradition praising editor-elect also made a established some few years ago Cowley few remarks expressing his hope the faculty of the School of Com- that the present staff members merce gave a banquet to seniors who expect to return next year last Tuesday evening at the Blue- will cooperate with him in publishbird The forty who were pres- ing a creditable paper Daken Broadhead and Cyrus Greaves ent Included President E G made short speeches Peterson members of the Board The luncheon was held as a faculty in commerce and the farewell party by the staff and the as a celebration over the close of prospective graduates of school the year's activities Co-e- j Co-e- LUCY GATES BOWEN co-e- d Band Concert to Precede Festival — Clarence J Hawkins and N W' Christiansen direct Co-e- d co-e-d Hiawatha will be made to live again in the hearts of all who hear the Sunset Festival which is scheduled to take place Saturday May26 Given and "sponsored By the Utah Agricultural College and the Logan City schools and having in ee-used- it such soloists as Lucy Gates BowWalter Welti and Francis Champ the music fest could be nothing but remarkable A chorus of fifteen hundred voices will add further to its magnificence The music motives of most of the songs are being taken from some of real Indian melodies en -- Re?t Son?’ thxS“as?ngdiaS Or-ph- Faylor 2--30 Top Winton ‘Dance Song’” Such old familiar Baugh lines as ’By the Shores of Gitche cenier "Mvi Yea” and ”Wah- laySee1 AurByiBWrgarIiii A5 a girls’ track meet wag held in the stadium Races and jumping were among the activities featured Beginning at 6:30 a dance festirow: (left to right) Walter Welti Lucy Gates Frances val ending the day’s activities was given on the south lawn The ChamPl second row: Albert J Southwick Frank II consisted of dances given Jr third row': N W Christiansen Clarence J Hawkins Seniors Are Guests At Banquet program by the folk dancing and Interpretive dancing classes p ecu uaies-Wah- — Smart Gym 1 Is Scene pf 4 Event elementary grades of the city' schools The Junior High boys ‘ and girls have such choruses as Saw the Moon” and "Then the Little Hiawatha” Senior High choruses will sing “Indian Serenade" and Hiawatha's Journey1’ and Lucy Gates promises delight in her rendition of three Indian love lyrics “By the Waters of Minnetonka" “In the Land’’ and "As a Bird” She will be accompanied by the flute which is the love instrument of nearly all the Indian tribes Mrs Francis Winton Champ Continued on page two- - 4 Student Body Receives College Head Addresses Stu- dents In Final Chapel Service in President E G Peterson Chapel Wednesday May 23 the last Chapel of the year expressed appreciation to the students and the student leaders for the essential wholesomeness which had characterized the year While the standard in the social and personal life of the students always admitted of improvement and indeed glaring Instances of conduct unworthy of a great college occasionally affronted the sensibiliat ties of students and faculty the same time the tone of life In the College was on a most commendable level A word of enwas said by the couragement President to those students who are battling against hard conditions The harder the battle and the more gloomy the outlook some times appears to be the greater the the opportunity to develop ColThe and leadership strength lege is In the forefront of insti tutions of learning in the inter- - SSffSt’a Program Outlined With Advice From U S Officials As further proof of opportunity in the coming Summer school new department of Forestry and Range Management at the College opens a standard four year course comparable to that of ranking forestry schools It is further announced that graduates in this division will be awarded the bachelor's degree in forestry Professor Lyle F Watts will arrive in Logan July 1 to assume active work as department head Originally it was planned that the freshmen of 1927-2- 8 would be the first class graduated in Forestry Becauie of demand how(1931) ever arrangements are approved for offering the advanced courses a year ahead and graduating Next eligibile students in 1930 year's schedule will include for th of the courses outlined junior year The first Mssion of is summer camp tentatively planned for September 1929 The specialized courses in forestry are adequately supported by fundamental training in the sciences and in agriculture which in all constitute an excellent offering in these fields of Forestry and Range Management 4 College Board Banquets SS 64 Honor Roll Members American colleges The President further commented upon the enlarged opportunity which the various schools present to the student in agriculture home economics commerce engineering arts and science education and accordforestry The present year most the is to the registrar ing successful in the Institut'on s hisentory from the standpoint of rollment and scholarly results achieved and the 1928 graduating class is the largest in the history of the College Kirk Named Coach At Eureka High freshHarvey Kirk one of the this Utah Aggies of man coaches colthe of a graduate year and as coach lege was named today 1928-2- 9 for of Eureka high school masters’ degree his Kirk will take this spring Last year Kirk had a successful season as coach at North Summit During his college career he starred in all other sports but was especially successful In basketball and track He is a product of Tooele high school Plans for an unusual Alumni reunion unusual both in regard to number of alumni participating and in the unique nature of the Cyrus Clark Achieves Distincare practically complete program Included And Fletcher loynolds who tion Of Super-Scholaccording to P V Cardon In Golden State Recognition of has general supervision of arrangements for the homecoming of the Cyrus Lowell Clark who was Utah Art grads With the first objective of given a public examination 'last camFund in the $50000 Library week In the Widtsoe Hall will withe reached and The innovation of Utah art paign nearly the from the U A CL this graduate every EipspficL of4attaining boundaries Into California studies has recently been brought about goal by Commencement therethisis spring with an honor degree In cause for jubilation ' by Mrs Fred Gray Ruthrauff who every physics has sponsored the collection of year That alumni consider this Mr Clark during his school cap and this - work Representative Utah no small feather fn their forward to career confined his attention diare that looking they now make aptheir compositions of mutual rejoicing dur- ligently to his studies taking litpearance In the Northern Califor- a time is shown by tle part in other school activities Commencement ing nia art group for the first- time met all rewho have de- and has successfully "number the ' large Included in this collection are degree-Besidefor honor the quirements will announced that they finitely his major In physics he pictures by Harry Reynolds form- be on the Campus June 1 and 2 took out a minor in and erly from Ohio and now member The Alumni Banquet for sever- one in mathematics chemistry of the art department of the This school town be will held down al years Utah State Agricultural College of he spent most of his time in back on the Hill this year-Th- year the physics laboratory working Logan Utah Calvin Fletcher the brought will be Smart Gymnasium head of this department who has with Professor N E Edlefsen alsent a well organized oil “Plow-tim- the scene of this outstanding befor Some of the requirements which is the outstanding umni event Arrangements are the honor degree are that the stu least care at of to made take contribution to this group and ing dent must show superiority in his two water colors one of which is 300 guests This is an unusually subject that he must have a fine study of an autumn tree large number as the average at- major his application for the honor de has in rangtendance years past a of free style and rich done in gree in at the beginning of the colors Henri Moser from Switzer- ed from 125 to 200 winter quarter of his junior year wher-as note that It is worthy of land who resides In Logan has that fifty per cent or more of his in previous years seniors have sent ‘‘Bear Lake” a landscape in hours consist of A grades predit oiL A water color by Marian been charged $200 per plate for and at least eighty five per cent Brookes Jenkins of Salt Lake City the Banquet they will be guests of his credit hours A and B gradcalled “Bryce Canyon’’ has none of the College and the Alumni As- es with no credit lower than C of sociation the night of June 2 and o the stiffnes3 of sketches of givjng the honThe th0 same subject done by other this customary charge will be or workpurpose is to allow students who the past and although waived The Banquet program is show superior ability to use their 4 lacking in real composition is a being especially arranged to cent- own initiative in their work and to 4 4 4? r§? &? i? is is '28 of and Class er about the Mabel work of creditable jjjece them to study on any phase Frazer an art instructor at the confidently expectecPthat practi- allow of their major subj'ects thaTThey University of Utah at Salt Lake cally the entire membership of desire City contributes a “Desert Scene” the class wll be present to enjoy the unusual treat Tickets may be to the Utah traveling group Science Students secured at the Alumni office in Pre-Summer' Study 121 Main Reservation Room Awarded Generous Honor System Becomes should be made immediately It be not be that there may may Assistantships of Courses Announced sufficient facilities to take care of i all demands and it is Important Organization Three science students Claud that all seniors secure places Zobell Cyrus Clark and W W Warner of Stanford Opens — — favOne more step a decidedly Stewart were named as orable one— toward student Coaching June 11 — Carter winners of the research today To Club assistant-ship- ’s Ogden Trip Ag advanced last waq week when votes cast at the posgiven each year by the colEducates Members Here June 4 ‘ itive pole totaled 437 in harmony lege experiment station The with the much debated Honor courses that scholarships amount to $500 each Three attractive tours Club of the The last Ag e “nos” were cast System Fifty-fivbe given at the U A C and are to be used for ten months failed to take for this season conducted Satur- are to and sixty-nin- e will start before the of reasearch work under the either alternative which figured day May 19 proved to be educa- this summer tional as well as exceptionally en- regular summer school begins on 98 per cent of the entre assemof the department heads 18 school The June Coaching The club visited the bly and 89 per cent of the voters joyable whom each of the receivers under to be conducted is under alone who stand for honor ar- drainage project at Corinne which which Zoebell wins the of Coach Glen S is registered rangements drains and irrigates some 12000 the direction University scholarship this year for the The committee which has been acres of land that was waste The Warner - of Stanford voted on as representative of the Potter dairy farm at North Ogden will open on June 11 and continue second consecutive time t student questions will cooperate was viewed after which the Og- until June 15 Instruction In this 4 with the faculty on definite issues den Chamber of Commerce served course will be directed on footHome Club Ec Meets for next year’s program 1 he next a luncheon" at its club room In ball coaching move will be largely an educationAt Final Gathering On June 4 Professor Deane G club members al problem in getting students to the afternoon theStock Yards the Carter of the University of Arestablish favorable standards of visited the Ogden kansas will open a course In farm conduct The system will evolve storage plant of the Utah Poultry structures the Home Thursday May 17 which will continue for Globe Mills and Association the of extension a held Club gradual Economics slowly by its final be will and weeks two especially and re- the State Industrial School student of the year at the home to farm instructors in meeting other several and adapted Dean Ikeler taken of lease supervision Steps G Peterson )f Mrs’ E Ivy will lead to a less mechanical and professors of the School of Agri- mechanics amiable for next Professor Lee Randolph direct- Smith president-elec- t process of ' cooper- culture Joined the Club members highly on their trip ation or of the California University year presided The program cont fa 4 school of Fine Arts will give a sisted of music including a vocal Louis Madsen who due to a course beginning on June 11 In solo Aggie Student Dies by Matilda Agischer and a At Hospital Saturday clerical error was not mentioned landscape still life costume fifew remarks by Miss Dancy tudents who won gure and animal paintings with thes - — 4 A sad note has recently been scholarships at the U A C this ‘What will become of a child struck in the death of Miriam Rit- year received a scholarship “A” scientist is a man who knows chie Shanchy whch occurred Sat- Madsen is a sophomor this year a “A who" constantly clings to a momore he lot about a little The another oversight urday morning Mrs Skanchy as Correction ofPeterson skirts?” thers about freshman studies the more he knows well as her husband Antone L grants Ottls ‘He may become a trapeze artetery-thin- g knows he less on until work finally for award a first at the were year t registered Skanchy ist” about notKing” Student Life institution this year s ar he Prexy Congratulations Ehjtsics Dept Grads Honor Degree Student Campus Art Directors Place Work On Coast guests in atWith seventy-fiv- e the Administration of tendance the Utah Agricultural College entertained its honor students with a banquet at the Bluebird hall Monday May 21 Representatives of the faculty and board of trustees were specstudents of ial guests Sixty-fothe college including scholarship “A” students debaters winners of oratorical contests and representatives of other campus activities attended the function was in Deap Frank L West Dr N charge of the social with A Pedersen acting as toastmaster were Speakers of the program Emma President E G Peterson Green and Dr A H Saxer Miss entertained Smith Gwendolyn with a piano selection It is the purpose of the Administration to perpetuate the honoi of the student idea and to make Followevent an annual function honored at ing are the students the banquet: Louis Madsen Donna Benson Contluued on Pa£ lour ur ' - 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For The Joy of Summer Vacation Of Hoeing Milking And Much Perspi ration As vacation the approaches eager student heart flutters with expectation of the happy care- free days to come Nine long months of uninterrupted drudgery in mustry class rooms on a with- ered and faded campus unquestionably entitles him to a prerest — a relaxation demeditated signed to restore his run-dofaculties He has sufficient reason for contemplating the future hopefully as the dawn of a bright er era It couldn’t possibly be any gloomier than the present School is no joke especially when a student takes It as serIt iously as he invariably does means the horribly outrageous rising hour of 7:45 if lie wishes to make his 8:00 class Teachers expect altogether too much of a fellow They expect him to be at the top of the steepest college hill ever created and :!ear up to the third floor every morning without fail No excuse is valid even when he insists that he has been on a late party the previous evening ' teachers - are criminal When narrow enough not and enough to recognize such a worthy excuse any fellow is justified in be- lieving himself the victim of a Continued on page two s ! 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