Show vV STUDENT LIFE PAGE FOTJS Ten-nate- s Appoint BoxeUerite As Leader Tosco Call Named Captain-elec- t Of Aggie Tracksters Vosco Call popular Aggie athlete was elected captain of the B Y U Tracksters Startle track team for the year 1929 at a Aggies Head For Colorado Conrecent meeting of the twenty men Dopestera With Points Margin who won letters during the pazt ference To Defend Title track season Vac hails from Boxelder High SLIM CHANCES ROWE IS BEST where he was president of the student body an opera star high Place point man m basketball all state quarterback m football and a dependable point getter in track Since coining to the college he has shone in the track meets consisBrigham Young University kick- tently always placing well up In over last bucket clear ed the dope the pole vault high Jump and the Saturday at PProvo where the cap- broad jump He has never failed Chamtured the Utah State Track to garner a few points in the conpionship by a nice margin Utah ference meets and is one cf the University placed second and the reasons that the College has manin third aged to grab the title during the Aggies trailed behind ‘ hist few k " place his athletic accomplishSurprises and upsets featured wondY the meet Owen Rowe B ments Call is a member of the er athlete took high point honors Glee club and quartet does his dash loafing at the Sigma Chi house with wins in the the 220 and the low hurdles- He and woffcs at a downtown drug also placed second in the broad store Jump and was a member of the relay team- He winning SITaTtered’ the record -i-n- the- lew obstacles with a mark of 24 MEXICAN ATHLETICS which he was compelled to make to beat Glen Worthington Line-u- p Coach Romney left Logan Wednesday with twelve of his outstanding Aggie track and field men for Denver where the A C crew hopes to garner its fifth consecutive conference championship Burke Worthington Phillips s Stewart' Call Hawley Myers Smart Smith Bowen Geddes and Dunn are the men on whom these hopes are based Things do not look so very rosy about this time especially since the College won but a cellar posi-- I tion in the state At that howev- er Burke can be counted on to take tbs anile Jn the conference and piobably the two mile jaunt Hawley should do something in the hammer and shot and Smith and Phillips should have some say in the javelin Smart and Call should break into tne points In the pole vault Worthington will make a strong bid for first place in the high hurdles and the boys will not be too surprised If he comes through for a win in the low obstacles Myers Dunn Geddes and Worthington are not so slow in the mile relay and some We call her “Catsup'’ She’s pure points will be taken there hut artifically colored Coach Romney has taken very few men to the conference meet The younger generation got in the past who have not contributed points to the general cause ideas of— ngttirir rart:e championship boxing matches years-Beside- 100-yar- d - - 880-ya- rd - 3-- 5 Worthington took first place in the high hurdles tying the former state record of 15 4 5 seconds Zeus was also the main reason that Rowe was forced to make a new record in the low sticks as he finished Just a few inches behind the B Y U star Hawley took the shot and hammer without much difficulty making good marks in both events Mel Burke one of America's best milers took care of the mile and two mile events In a creditable manner though pressed in the mile by Bently of the Y Both racrecord es were SBghtly Corless of the Y gained fame by lf beating Jackie Burton of the U in the quarter mile Myers of the Girls make a lot of slips but Symphony Included Aggies also came within an ace of seldom wear them overtaking the famous Utah 440 In Sunset i star Burton came in nicely in SMUT COSTS FARMERS the 880 to win first place $40000000 YEARLY Pilling Utah’s Javelin artist Headline in Salt Lake Telegram Professional Musicians nosed Cy Phillips out of first piac- Engaged —They shouldn t tell dirty jokes j y bXaSuppIement Locals placed third in this event "That lipstick is rather deceiving COLLEGE BOARD BANQUETS Professor Gates announces that “How do you mean?” 64 HONOR ROLL MEMBERS Orchestra fo accompany the "It doesn t’ taste as good as it the choruses of the Sunset Festival looks" Continued From Page One which comes tomorrow night will "That girl over there shows dis- be an enlarged symphony With Verda Stroland Viva Green oru own U A C orchestra there Alder William Morrell Vern- tinction in her clothes" will be several noted musicians mean "You don't distinctly Laura Anderson Merrill al Johns Some are coming from Salt Lake you?" Alton Bankhead Leland Skanchy and others are local musicians Vernon Beal Frank Eliason "Poor Herb has become color Those coming from Salt Lake Israelsen Lloyd Crapo Dudley blind are Arthur Traber concert mastArminta Greaves Selma Hawks “Poor nothing — Now he can get a er Kenneth violon Hogan Sigrid Skanchy Mildred swell position designing neck ues” Samuel BucknerRoylance flute Nels WilKeller Henrich Wesley George liams French horn Joseph Quist Larsen Ottis Nielsen Leola Seeley It feas been discovered that kis- French horn David Baumbergger — Hyrum Steffen Theodore Thain ses love kisses we mean — are bass violin and Clarence J Joseph Cummings Alma Gard- full of Now we know Hawkins Clarinet Arthur Fraber ner A Judkins Scott Nelson Mer- why old electricity maids have always descri- who has been violomst in the rill Johnson Ira Judd Ben Hulme bed them as shocking New York Symphony is considerChester Younker Henry Rampton ed the best symphony concert Willis Dial Oswald Tingey John HE TOOK HER FOR master in the state Alvin Benson GrfuT Prosbrey CREAM TREAT Samuel Buckner flutist wJl Hess Reuben Law Annie Burns HIS PRETTY BLUE EYED SAL a flute obligato to several of play Cole Amos BUT FAINTED WHEN HE READ Phyllis Johnson the solos sung by Lucy Gates THE SIGN Gwendolyn Smith Cleon Daniels "CREAM NINETY CENTS THE The effect of the flute is very Velva Bachman Dorothy Wake-le- y noticable as it and the tom tom GAL" are the only Indian instruments Ruth Clark Gwen Clark Cyrus now used Em"Have sonheard Broadhead latest you the Zollinger Naomi Professor N W Christensen vima Green Bonne Adamson Don-et- ta ata?” olin Lyle Wood Comet and Har"How does it go?” Cox Keith Wahlquist Wayne "Just sonata day wasted away” ry Farr flute are the local musiFred Eldon Rex D Henrie cians to consent to play In the Alden Frankhouser Lillywhite --Festival symphony fivIffT sjtra oram of The school orenastra James Jensen a college professor The name of forms the nucleus of the winch sympthe professor is not mentioned hony Includes Ann Pearson David England Dean Cleopha RichNEAT BUT CRUEL ards Bertha Clark Laura Bank-hea- d Here’s to the girls — the young ones Clarence Bigler William Not too young Schriener Geneva Sctaub Leon For the good die young enerHalversen Harold Miller HoAnd who wants a dead one? ward Jessop Ewart A Swinyard Here’s to the girls— the old ones! Clarence La Wall William Stuart Not too old Elwood Hansen and William BalFor the old dye too — lard And who wants a dyed one? With this well trained symphony with a together DAUGHTER: SHALL I TAKE chorus the musical rendition of AN UMBRELLA AND POST THIS the Death of Mmnehaha" by LETTER MOTHER? will far surpass Coleridge Taylor MOTHER: STAY RIGHT IN any previous effort THE HOUSE THIS NIGHT IS NOT FIT FOR A DOG TO BE Labor Problems OUT LET YOUR FATHER POST We pity the lad so hard up for THE LETTER a job that he trails the football team over Bovard Field to see if Do Boy: you pet? he can’t fill one of the openings Girl: Only animal in the line THE Boy: ni be a goat go ahead SAXON "What is your worst sin my Youth beauty and allure she child? nooccasion for THERE’S we can’t had My Vanity I spend hours besupply Car clothes and a wealthy dad fore the mirror admiring my the right shoe— business Yet she never had a date beauty” Her sorority doesn’t rate sportor formal wear With "That is not vanity— that is our new Bostonians you imagination? of find a simplicity style m ’inder Twinklers Named To Receive -- Aggie Letter I -- 'Completing the 1928 season of intercollegiate track competitions twenty men will be given official Aggie letters in the spring sport Men who won letters in track this past season are: Burke Worthington Hawley ' Wade Myers Stewart Call Smart Gillespie Stangir Smith Bowen DunnKe-veGeddes Harris Tate Walker and Phillips Five of the twenty men named above will not be on hand next year and will take a goodly number of points with them They are m Gud-manso- £32 ’ Al-d- or i jbrthe well dressed man well-train- ed n Captain Mel Burke Vernal Harris Kinsev Kevern LeGrand Walker and Warren Logan First Tennis Squad Season Yictosy Three of Five Of Moonlight Claims Margin Brings Blue Team to Middle Berth in State Hawley Coach Milt Merrill's Aggie tennis team broke into the win column for the first time last Friday when they defeated Utah University at Logan in a five match series by three matches to two This victory gives the Blue and White team second place in the state Alton Saxer and Joe Cowley in the first match of the day fell before Captain Chick Blevins and Ray Forsberg the scores being 4 6 4 This match was hard fought with Cowley and Blewins showing the most finished tennis 6-- 3 3-- 6 Empyreans Name Fifteen To Membership The Empyrean club met Tuesday evening May 22 at the Theta sorority house for the closmg meeting of the year Ondulyn Eckersoll next years president took charge The program consisted of a piano solo by Mary Reese antT ataftby Mrs?-RutM Bell on the purpose of the club and the outlining of a program for next year New girls who have been elected this spring are: Dallas Johnson Mary Henderson Mary Heese Arviila Day Maurine Vickers Therma Scoviiie Ethel Holmgren Alta crane Aria Larsen Evelyn Tuddenham GwenSorensen dolyn Hansen Stella Blanche Larsen Maida Muir and Lethe Ririe h Larsen Wins Clear Title In Pill Chase Paul Larsen won the undisput- ed golf of the championship school yesterday by defeating Per- ron Hacking in a thrilling and game by ascore of 41-crowd of Interested that followed from reports the match to have been won fairly no holes missed and no unauthorized cuss words having been used Larsen played exceptional golf and his ability to come from behind and win was quite noticeable in the final match Hacking has bad hard fought The bystanders hole to hole 44 lower scores than Larsen but this did not affect the final game Hacking came to the finals over a racy road having first won over and Ttippets Thorpe Johnson Kunz Larsen's march - to the he finals was equally arduoushaving had in his way such ob- - Hikers Adventure Beckons To Aggies As Mt Logan Climb Nears Excelsior! Upward and Onward! This is the cry of the Aggie Rab-bleAnd why?— They in the true spirit of college life are planning their annual college pagent— they will strive for heights hitherto unknown Onward and Upward! Saturday night after the last chorus of the Sunset festival has echoed and into silence the annual Midnight Hike will begin All loyal Aggies — men ladies co-eprofesors — everyone Is invited No charge will be made — each hiker furnishing his own travel supplies such as canteen lunch and bedding The Ramblets will leave the main building at ten o’clock p m having as their destination Mt Logan highest of available peaks No endurance contest is to be staged but a Joyous ramble through the soft radience of the May moon Romance adventure attainment— hese and many other things will come to him who embarks on this super pilgrimage Skipper Othello Hansen predicts that the Ramblers will attain their goal sometime between four and six o’clock a m They will not return- - untiT theytpel inclined rs 6-- Saxer s playing was also commendable Captain Lund Johnson and Hy Cannon evened the count by tak Marshall Neff and Dave ing Freed Utah freshmen for a cleaning The inexperienced Utes were unable to solve the at£ac2 tie Farmer veterans Neff was playing his first c illegiate tennis Jack Christiansen shining Aggie frosh downed Bill Hayden seasoned Utah player 8 6 6 4 played faultless ten nis and won the match with comparative ease Captain Blevins whipped Joe Cowley In th& best match of the day 4 10-Cow 's ley played great tennis but accurate drives gave the match to Utah Lund Captain Johnson won from Dave Freed in the deciding match 3 6 63 The Aggie team looked better In this series than they have at any time during this yeaj Cansei? non and Christiansen played sational ball and look like good prospects for matches in the conference meet on 6-- 8 Ble-virj- 6-- te Program co-e- Excelsior! Watchword co-ed- Dopesters Review lrospects of Farmer took part in convention of representative women students at the University of Utah last week Girls of the U A C Utah University and B Y U were present at the conference The purpose of the convention to determine standards of activity work s of Jhe Utah conferamong ence region and to consider the advisability of adopting the "point system" was realized to a satisfactory degree Two years ago the girl’s rifle team of the campus attended the Salt Lake convention Nevt year the A W S of the Agricultural College wil be hostesses to representatives of the other state colleges Those who made the trip this year are: Virginia Wardleigh Leah Edwards Ivy Smith Orpha Faylor Jean Pedersen and Vesta Anderson Six Aggie the annual FUlflll Burke And Worthington For Aggies MEN Girl Athletes UTE Meet In Salt Lake At Convention E stacles as Geddes Rogers Tanner and Dayton Accordmg to available (statistics which are probably wrong Hacking held low score with a Jo Winn 'and Dames also are well under 40 and several others shoot around the two score mark BUI Walther won high score with a 65 In contradiction to the stated ment in the issue that the oversize knickers are the cause of many a good man’s downfall we desire to say that they have nothing to do with it but rather tha lack of classy clubs and equipment and the scant knowledge of a swearing vocabulary is the real reason why good golfers go wrong Art Layton in spite of the predictions of the experts got to the wih just one club while many of the players had to borrow both clubs and balls from their opponents Co-e- semi-fina- ls Makes Win iq Sophomore Tournament Singles Doubles Contest Starts Today Herbert Griffin premier Sophomore established his supremacy over the barnyard golf artists of the College by romping off with first place honors in the singles horseshoe tournament vJjJch ended yesterday Griffin finished his powerful charge by defeating Balls semifinals champ in three successive games However the champ’s road was not all scattered with roses Inasmuch as Vernal Seamons Hyde Park's pride supplied him j with bitter opposition in the semi-fina- ls This was undoubtedly the best match of the tournament the 0 8 and games ending 7 Other contestants showing considerable skill in- smothering the peg with horseshoes were Paul Broberg Carlos HanceyRul-o- n — Neilson tftfO Charley Unnn 30-2- a ‘ where savings are greatest First North and Main - - Logan Utah Tomorrow’s Styles Are Here Today! Clever Frocks One of oaf customers had been reading about what the chic Parisienne was wearing thii Spring Dropping in to our store to make a small purchase she recognized a copjr of one of the frocks she had admired in the Illustrations and exclaimed in astonishment “Good gracious! Tomorrow’s styles are here today” Yes indeed they are Our buyers are constantly searching the markets for fashions from Paris gay costume accessories from the Continent bright chintzes for the home The gayest seasons of the year are here and we must Tomordress accordingly row’s styles are no further than the nearest Penney store ' For Graduation Festivities Flat crepe and georgette in white and dainty pastel shades carry oS the honors for commencement event— these new frocks are irre-sisti- $1475 Distinctive New Hats Fluttering 'shapes misses ' for and matrons are on display for1 $498 3 Figure It Out Medals were presented by the As30c la tion last week to four Aggie grapplers who won honors in the wrestling meet at Ogden some time ago champions were George Bankhead Ned McBeth and Dean McAllister Dallas Rich ins received a silver medal for second plare These men are eligible to try out for the Olympic team in July at Detroit Michigan in 5 ' is now the eleventh hour The School Is just about out seniors will from then on be called alumni and will have the right to grow a beard and get married 1 quarts of old oil plus quart of new oil— makes quarts of old oil You can figure that yourself ! 6 It Motor Logan 53 East 1st North Street Blue Light Service Stations Stations ervice Utah that is unquestionably correct And prices that make it easy to be correctly shod Mostly 97 to $ 10 Us ' i Try our Pep Gasoline for extra Power and Miles Wendelboe Jewelry and Optical Company Lenses Duplicated Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted Consult us for your Jewelry and Optical Needs Sheaffer Fountain Pens and Pencils ' Drive in and let us drain your motor and refill it with the correct grade of Vico Parrifin Base Oil for your No 35 South Main Green Staple and Fancy Groceries Phone 148 We Deliver Phone Us Your Orders A j Amateur Athletic CAPITOL GROCERY - r Hilltop Mat Winners Receive Intermountain Champ Recognition Inter-mounta- 22-3- 30-2- Feather Your West of |