Show I r i-T- BTUDENT LIFE n STUDENT rJJDPp- HUMY - i If h -- Lov P4 W i A Hi CARL ERICKSSON SWEDEN Theatres Novels PuhlUhed weekly by " vtodents ef theUtak State Agricultural Ybef mid Journal Printing cerafany loitered College Printed at aeeond clans ir 1 mat & September I' tab under art ef March 3 Acceptance tor nailing at pedal rate of DARK LAUGHTER— llM- - Act of October A 1JU — Sherwood Anderson kruk provided for in Section MIA Subscription rate fU per year Aphorized August Bruce Dudley a man of poetic temperament has left his wife in Chicago and under an assumed Members of Intercollegiate Press Association same is masquerading as a factory band ia the Indiana town a' Our Foreign Students REVIEW 'S (Note: Few Aggie realize that there are students In school at Utah State not only from the several parts of the United States and Canada but also from Sweden Switzerland Armenia India ‘ ZOMBIES The story of "White Zombie" concerns itself with that black sorcery practiced in Haiti which has to do with dead hodies being and put to work in Germany and the Philippines This mills and fields Reports of thsse is the first of a series of articles eerie practices have been seep- written to introduce these foreign students to the student body ing into the United States and — Editor-In-ChiBusiness Manager Editor) recently an American author vari' fied them through personal Phone 766 ed a strange attraction for Bruce Phone 260 Carl Ericksson reminds me of '--01 finds a way of attracting him serration Bela Lugosi who came into those sturdyv athletic Swedes and and of experimenting with love un seen have I often Finlanders It is as easy for Bruce to go prominence with his stage crea- SOCIAL CALENDAR away with her as it was for him turn of Count Dracula in “Dra- Oct 20 — W A A Thursday Editor Associate BOYD PULLEY -- to leave his wife and he goes as cula" has the principal role in muscuter Hard Times Party tallnor owrly Associate Edited- the father of her child "Dark this newcomer He plays the role "f“a£ lmprM8eS CONRAD I LARK ISON havi’ Friday Oct 21 — Faculty As“? extraordln Assistant Editor Laughter" is the chorus— that of a sinister fieud named "Mur'yet sociation Party and HORACE HULME Fraternity Bid the book the der” who traffics in the exhuma-taughtCarl’s angular Day physical agility ary Feature Editor sounds through AUSTIN FIFE of negroes and their tion of dead bodies in order to cheek hones speak determination Tuesday Oct 25 — U S A C RUTH CLAYTON Society Editor and his uniformly red cheeks and Sports Day Opening of Intra: Columnist MAE SWENSON face call to mind the deeds of his mural sports week ' famous name-sak- e Leaf ErickTypist POLUE ALLEN r- sson SORORITIES FLEDGE nineteen Carl spent the first The Best pledge —day of the si ness Stalf VasTeeras a his of life in years school year was held by sororiLa Veil Ward Lee Jensen Hugh Fuller ' city of 30000 people located neix ties Saturday with the organizathe Malar lake on the plains 01 the following He completed tions announcing oentral ' Sweden Sports Staff three yqprs of his high school girls as being pledged to their work there and would have prob-I- s groups D Paul Geddes Martin Robinette Ruth Wiser Alice Hansen Beta Delta — Jean Allen Naomi b)y taken up the trade of his his Bennion Anderson Lucille Mae Valere Anderson Ralph Christensen Ike Jay of it had Bailey father that farming longest speech which was only Maurine England Fern Mondell Spencer Vean Postman Winkelman one short paragraph he says jot been for the toalluring stories Banks Frances Jun? aJ°ut Fisher Jeanette Ford werf have lived too completely I have Wallace Sorenson Philip Bullen Rex Lowe f Fowler Tess Gardner Elva Hall known every human emotioa casta to uio United Eleanor Hodgeson Grace Larson Fear hate hope love rage dea- lt2i ud went jrecty Veda Lucas Vida Lucas Roma Feature Writers ambition all are old ae- pair Luthy Helen MacDonald Leona Marie Singleton! Lloyd FackreU Paul Geddes Rex Lowe phy of the U S A C campus a quaintances but they have left h° rea1Y taken Up land Since McArthur Melba Middleton MarLulu Eac Jenkins Veda Tremeiling and Amar Hickman 00 liege sponsored hike is in Itself nothing to offer me: " he has on the garet Morgan Genevieve Paxtou thst time worked merely adding Insult to injury — Madge Bellamy plays the part railroad and on the cattle range Louise Richards Afton Richards but anyway being a venturesome of the heroine It is us Like would o of he interesting prob-tmany soul I sallied forth Sunday mornReporters - ’ note that Hollywood has final- - ably not have entered school Alton Walker Gertrude Woods Chi Omega — Fannie Hodges ing feeling like an October version character portrayal again had not ’the depression o Orville Lee Jay Winkleman Paul Larsen Floyd Morgan of "If you're waking call me ly produced a realistic Carma Cooley Afton Henderson when lieved him of work that infinitely Glenn Baird Julian Robinson Gladys Bischoff Mann waring early call me early mother dear the scene in which Miss Bellamy Carl graduated from the Sallna Dorothy White Margaret Ririe for I'm to be queen of the May 1s seen Willa Dnnieis Carraa Cootey Mildred Bankbead Paul Sant tra coffin was High 8chool last year and made Faye Benson Lillian Jones Anna Ia (More tra la later Of the flashed lying inthe herserene Ath-le- ea Rose Ora Miss ' such an enviable record there that Lou Peterson Faye Walker Ruth upon Lenkersdorfer Jean Layton Lynn Kloepfer little: Donna Garbett Maurtrip itself I remember Budge A piercing scream ho out was a let the ia Bellamy given scholarship John Stewart Mary Brown Ray Nelson crimsoning leaves turreted rock and bolted for the door Kendall Beryl Lenkersdorfer Forestry depjrtjppj qf the Col- ineT!zeta silhouetted castles and pines Upsilon— - Edna Thornock When I asked he Zombie" Carl “White lege starts at why against the skyline are of imal Vera had chosen Scheby as a LOYALTY Forestry Theater major Capitol today moment: (the main idea is up Beta —Romna South Phi he don't know “I there 20 Sigma ber replied: and onward forcing one foot in West romance is Lulu a a Subtract front charm about the What does loyalty to one’s college involve of the otheiwup up and mountains and the forests that I Sorosln — Harriet Anderson from Bfe yours and mine all that college gave interests up) The panoramic beauty of Do Zombies really exist? ' can’t Frederickaon Arlene Bowfrom” get away just Phyllis effusive Cache adjectives valley— Rumors appreciation" sympathies judgment skill connections with are in order have in been er Alta Stevens seeping o Lucy Cutler but as for future at- for memories from the island of Haiti people and things associations friendships Helen Stringham Helen Webb at communing with nature aboutyears tempts dead bodies exhumed being What a narrow it’s me and Omar the Tentmaker ideals energy set flee personal power Anna Hanson Shirley Boyle Roand through a process of sorcery berta Smith Ruth Owens Donna limited thing life would Jbe without these things The hopes "A loaf of bread a jug of wine put to To The StnCvnts in work the fields and Geddes May Mackey Anna Johnthou singing beside me in tha mills but is there ’’ difSeveral articles the joys the aspirations the successes of every day havt and to concerning truth any son Eloise Torgeson Iras Swapp ferent subjects have been banded roots oacx tu those goioeu days As one realizes these wilderness is Paradise enough" the rumors? ' Zombie" Mary Spicker in or mailed to the Student Life Evelyn Carlisle “White United the aad seeks expression IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS Stewart things a wave of gratitude Artists picture which is scheduled office in the past two weeks with Mildred Bankhead Jean Peterson! Beth Nelson Utohna (Excerpts from Student Life no identity as to authors Loyalty to one’s college involves persistent and intellitoto at the theatre open Capitol files 1905) It is sot the policy of this Phyllis Sheffield gent interest in all that concerns the welfare of our Aim? day treats exhaustively of this Social Notes: paper to withhold any contribuMater It means that steadily through all the years wt - A mandolin and guitar club subject tions from print but we do inSIGMA l’HI BETA PARTY Recognizee Zombiiam b progress inng rapidly and keep ourselves informed of the affairs Of our college of its sist that anything given us for recThat Zombies exist is Sigma Phi Beta entertained Its WlU soon give a recitaL New really does of and of the it that work tbe be This does rushees personnel equipment signed at a formal dancing parognized by John Mulholland edi- publication to enroll members are urged not mean the that necessarily tor of the Sphinx the magazine product that it turns out at the Bluebird Thursday evety be article will when signed ' for magicians who says: “Not Loyalty means that one ean aiways be counted on by and square Circle two-stening The early fall idea was carA safeguard for ried alone in Haiti but in many sec- printed but as out in all appointments The one's college to stand by to respond with information dances are popular donors at we ourselves notificathis give tions of our own country there is hall was decorated with autumn Student Body parties advice influence work money that busy S3 one is one car no tion or that “anonyunsigned a widespread belief in Zombiism leaves and an enormous assortdo one more thing that poor as one is one is willing tc and enormous power is attributed mous” material will be accepted ment of fall flowers the - scarcity ef girts Why use This for the column is of share what one has if by any means one can serve Alma at Student Body dance? Can to the priest craft of this cult were present conwe the students and Forty couples invite “As a magician I am of course it be that fellows are afraid Mater tributions at any time Special guests were Mrs Joseph disbut cannot I entirely skeptical to ask or is it that don’t A Anderson Mrs Frank L West girls Frank Fonnesbeck (Signed) Loyalty means love deep and abiding loyalty means regard the fact that millions of want to go? Student Life Editor and Mrs John O Peterson confidence Lt the present of erne’s college and faith in iti people base their actions on the Committee in charge of arZombie beliefs and that their desfuture loyalty means service to the limit of one's powers— Even In Those Days rangements were Marie Anderson conth ought and care and sacrifice ia 6ome degree commensurBrya- -t Bullen: There's an art to tinies are thereby largely A and Eeanor Tasso ate with the inestimable gifts we have received from the fussing girls Everyone hasn’t that trolled” “White Zombie” "which tells of DELTA NU RUSH PARTY gift liable college that is practice of Zombiism comes Delta Nu fraternity held its anGladys Merrill: Those Senior the to the theatre Capitol moustaches tickle me! today nual party in honor of rushees Saturday October 15 A stag party Of all sad words was held la the chapter house Ohio — (IP) — StatuColumbus Bight off the bat A ary in the State House yard here from 7:30 until 9 p m Lunch Are just these three was considerably better looking was served and a program was Im getting fat last 'week after 75 freshmen co- given The program consisted of College youth isn’t quite as “collegiate” ca it used eds at Capital University had des- Toselli’s “Serenade” sung by Kento be OH THESE QUES! cended on the Capitol building drick Hawkes and short talks ' Dee: A survey made recently in 24 leading colleges and What's she like? with brooms mops pails and given by Jay Winkleman Frank College Park Md — (IP — Ennis scrub Dura: Oh lemme see old man universities shows that the caropu3 has been hit by rags as part of their Fonnesbeck Ray Lillywhite acI’d say she had a B Q of 110 Coale and Wayne Lees students initiation into Kappa Sigma Theta tives Harold Liilywhite Wallace the depression just as every tiling eise has been hit suspended from the University of maybe Enrollment at most institutions Vickers Clyde Stratford and Burns is down Flashy In case you hadn't heard B Q Maryland for refusing to take the sorority Crookston members of the alum courses in military How roadsters aren’t as common as they were a few years (Beauty Quotient) Is the new required dear to his heart is the ni association and Frank Jensen have appealed their training scientific ' of method more a are earn to students chance the for ago rating d looking petite a Sigma Nu guest The group was weaker sex devised to save words cases to the university board of Who brightens tthe threshold of a miaed part of their expenses and in general there is a more and highly astonished with breath and there- regents as numerous persons in consequently bis class room each day sober understanding of the opportunities and responsthe conjuring tricks of Dr VII fore bigger and better football the East have come to their de- She’s the type ef a that person fense teams are expected son a member of the Alumni asibilities which a college education offers B Q b Tucker Smith executive secreattracts attention to Beau Quotient alIf all of this results in giving us a dfxerent mean-n- g closely allied And that kind of "Something” sociation Paul Larson master of of the on committee militartary ceremonies made the closing rethough the exact correlation bethat makes life seem gay for that word “collegiate” It will be an extremely ism is education said in New tween the two is yet undeterm marks good thing ined Incidentally this new Que U York that he was prepared ' to The “newest At nine o’clock a dancing party out” and isn’t thing lead a "public more in protest” far the past decade reflected more seriously against :i ho"or of rushees began at the Nothing important than the good the she stunning? and Mi said he would suspension Q i bit the American college than- - did the common interward amusement hall Why how can you blame him Fourth carry the cases of Jflfl -- students I uring Intermission the party of for admiring her style? to "the highest courst” if the pretation placed on that word coupks 9 was en- students wished him to do so Ho She is graceful and brilliant and seventy-sevn- n When we said a young man was “collegiate” what tertained with a song by Ken- her dress is becoming asserted that the action of Presidid we mean— that he wa3 seeker after knowledge What more can he ask for — Crick Hawkes and a dancing act dent Raymond A Pearson in sus-- 1 an ambitious and earnest young man hying to put himonce in a while! presented by Eill Carewe lending the two was an invasion The Delta Nu Alumni associaself into an intelligent and enlightened relationship with of religious freedom ' Two ministers in this part of How welcome she is when she tion and the Active chapter were the life of his time? Hardly We meant that be was enters the college v til represented Moscow Idaho— (IP) —The Ida-b- q the country also have come to the a “snappy dresser’’ Heaven help us that he knew How she makos his pulse throb support of tho rebelling students state board of education all the latest-slan- g may They are Rev T Guthrie and most of the latest cocktail how she makes his heart BETA DELTA RUSH Speers aoeept receiver’s certificates of dance and thoughtrecipes that he was gay and empty-heade- d deposits in defunct banks for pay- D Dp pastor of Brown Memorial He outwardly greets her he PARTY Church less and full of wisecracks ment of tuition at the University Presbyterian Baltimore likei her The Eeta Delta Sorority held a Dr and B Thomas Ehlers of Idaho and other state educapastor This of course was a great injustice to the ma- How often he pledges himself — formal rush party at the Hotel of Smith's Chanel Churchville tional Jnstitut' I iroiri uw —Marie Singleton Too many cases even so It was a caricature but you What is a classic if it be net h The theme of the oanquat was attorney general in answer to the in(he Pi ta Delta dream stip the could recognize the original on any campus delights questions put by W D Vincent book that forever never can There be where peace spires and surprises— in which oeoorkions being fall flowers and commissioner of education All of it of course wasn’t the collegian’s values of money place small He It is reported that the ruling and in ourselves by Its help we material and hips Toasts wore giver by whole are the power pleasure make simply was and did what was expected pf him- The new discoveries every day the following: Veda Tremelllng will affect about 150 students in -— Dr human of pursuit object —Lowell world to” the adult the state gave its honors tq the Pocock The certificates may Marilyn Mrs Wanda Cyril Norwood also he used as security for notes to the flip chap of the Jimmy Walker Peterson Mrs Shcrwin Maeser The attorney and lone Tarbet warned general type It gave its admiration to the college which had however against receiving illegal Mrs Carolina B Hendricks was the best football team or the greatest number of weltuition fees a guest of honor The following lborn snobs on its campus The result was inevitable “Thu office has ruled” the atpacronesses were present Mrs But a lot of water has gone under the bridge since torney general’s Nellie B Langton said opinion Mra A F "that the university can accept Stockton' and Mrs Sherwln Mae-zthen We have deflated our sense of values as well no fees except for studies imposed as our industry The sebering-u- p ©fthe campus is a in a profession capacity as a ' After the banquet 75 couples welcome sign of the times condition to entering the universenjoyed dancing erald-Journal i ity” I ' Howard Ezrie Law Frank Fonnesbeck ef ob-S- be i Editorial Staff j j I “ super-enduran- ce er j Jtn tZ cH u j j PHI KAPS RUSH PARTY Phi Kappa Iota held its annual rush party at the Hotel Eccles 14 in Friday evening October hoinor of rushees A dinner at the the forchapter house preceeded Mar Hill mal dancing party La acted as toastmaster with Lea Carmen Halvorsen Brigham were guests at the 'Chi Omega house over the week end SIGMA CHI GUESTS Joe Call and Virgil Norton former Utah Aggie athletes were Focock and Guss Hall responding week end visitors at the Sigma George Glenn Phi Delta Theta Chi house Call is coaching at from Ogden was a special guest Prestoa high school while Norton at the banquet and spoke to the the life- - insurance game group concerningTr’hi Delta Theta and incidentally holds the con- Entertainment during intermis- ference record in tMS "Two l sion consisted of a tap dance by run Eddie Lundquist and Benny Degn Clyde Jorgenson sang two vocal SOROSIS GUESTS solos Music was furnished by the Miss Thelma Johnson has been Bluebird orchestra President and Mrs E G Peter- a guest at the Sorosia sorority son Professor and Mrs P E house during the past week Peterson Professor and Mrs M BETA DELTA GUESTS B Ketchum and Mr and Mrs Lester Pocock were patrons and The following alumni were week patronesses end visitor at the Beta Delta The committee in charge of ar- chapter Maurine house: Flint Hill Mar rangements included La Eloise Hoopes Margaret Pierson and Frank Cranncy Bill Moore Mary Briggs Frances Knott ElSeventy-fiv- e Jorgenson Clyde va Simonsen and Alice Merrill oouples were lu attendance iain ' OPEN FORUM iieir 1 ‘ ps Tip For Sorority ours--Anonm- ous Goatrag CAMPUS SNOBBERY TAKES Students Rebel At FALL Compulsory Military co-e- - CHI OMEGA ENTERTAINS Elton Lindsey George AlexandAlpha Gamma Chapter of Chi er Wallace Sorenson Glenn KenOmega entertained in honor of ner Keith Freeman Martin Robtheir pledges at a beautifully ap- inette Jerry Miller George Henpointed luncheon in the ball room dricks Carl Simmons and Phillip of the chapter housa immediately Badger were dinner guests at the following pledging Sigma Chi house during the past The tables were attractively ar- week ranged with cardinal balloons and consisting of floral decorations MISSIONARY LEAVES Chinese wool flowers and yellow A farewell testimonial for Ernwere givToasts chrysanenthuma est K Hill an Aggia of a year en by Sabina Lee Hazel Innes ago and a member of the Sigma and Marie Singleton Alys Worley Chi fraternity was given Sunday Dorothy White Fitey girls were evening at tha Fourth ward present chapel Eider Hill left Monday for arof In The committee charge tha Salt Lake mission school and rangements were Afton Bingham will leave within the very near Ruth Peterson LaVeve Petty and future for a three year mission Lucille Christensen to France The program consisted of vocal trio— Dick Owen Thain Carlisle BETA DELTA and Sherman Lloya saxophone ENTERTAINS solo Tad Bullen vocal solo The Beta Delta sorority enterbrass quartet Jorgenson tained at a luncheon for their Clyde Smith Smith Torbenson and twenty-on- e pledges Saturday Oc- Grange talk E R Owens mutober 15 at the chapter house A sical recitative Miller Ryan and color scheme of white and yel- a talk by Elder Hill and his low was carried out in the decfather orations Thirty actives were Stephen Dunford another Aggie present of a year ago has also been call- -t ed to fulfill a mission in GerSOROSIS ENTERTAINS many and the two will leave ‘ The Sorosia sorority gave a Salt Lake City together luncheon at the Bluebird in honor of th pledges Saturday after- noon following pledging The tables were 'attractively (decorated in the sorority colors Toasts were orange and black given to the pledges by Miss Phyllis Kirkham and Miss Laura Lee Parker Miss Helen String-haFERRY HATS responded - 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