Show SMS'"® gp -- rlTmirnrtLiT — STUDENT LIFE LOGAN b UTAH Me u T Q t‘0 d V‘ iTi ri 0i o‘ry —x m f J 11 'AO - 'i I ' i' -- 'I -- - 1 '- £ Qyv 'F r-- X ' ??& JJ tP Editor The Student Life: the What's the matter with spirit’ 0 Uth State students? At last Saturday’s game with C A C the cheering section seemed to be completely absent If the fans would put more “zip” into the game I'm sure the Aggies would have scored at least once If it’s pep rallies we need let's have them I’m not blaming the team or the coach for last Satur day’s loss but I do think that our “cheering section” did one lousy job and you should tell them about it — WFM To writer WFM’s plaint the Student Life replies: for Saturday’s Responsibility defeat cannot be lifted totally from Aggies backs but we agree that the Aggie three return worked hard for little Student spirit is an individual problem x ° T 'Xl Ofy ii - w ‘f e c c vi) mO ls7 VI 3 £ 1 M t te Afk7Mr 2 1939 NOVEMBER Readers Recoil v' $& “ A 3 -' : PAGE POUR 8 $ x 'i£vxC' - cheer-jerke- I! o piQjrpY p'Qj’jpj 0 active members and 23 alumni of Phi Kappa Iota oldest local fraternity west of the Mississippi were initiated Sunday into the Utah Upsilon chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon largest fraternity in the United States Life’s Opinions--- - Deer Check Reveals Record Bag SAE Adds Prestige Reserve Officers Called To Duty years the Phi Kappa Iota fraternity has making a great name for itself at Lrtah State Three hundred ana A purely local organization existing among “big name” reserve officers will be called national fraternities the Phi Kaps have managed to reach to active duty with the United in the pinnacle athletics scholarship and all forms of States army in annual training activities Every wildlife management ma- period commencing December 1 The Phi Kaps at all times have maintained all of the on Utah State campus had a notification received this week by the dignity and the honor which go along jor ROTC headquarters inmeasure of experience in his speci- college with a good name dicated alized field today after ten days of Announced by Major Walter R Sunday Phi Kappa Iota became Sigma Alpha Epsilon The presence of this national fraternity on our campus adds alternating at checking stations in Goodrich the army orders will call the mouths of Logan Green and reserve officers to duty from Deprestige to a fraternity setup Just as truly accember 1 1939 to June 30 1940 Phi Kappa Iota under the banner of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Providence canyons to tabulate d curate statistics on the when 90 per cent of them will lends honor to the largest fraternity m the United States hunting season Working unthirtv-tw- o F)R seventy-seve- n urricular self-respe- ct well-balanc- ed recently-ende- return to reserve The STUDENT LIFE Published weekly by students of the Utah State Agricultural Printed by Clark and Earl Printing company Entered as second class mad matter September 1908 at Logan Utah under act of March 3 1879 Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103 Act of October 3 College 1927 - Publttbers Rtpreseniaiit Ave New Yok N Y LW AKUt - SA FACllCO 420 Macsom CL9Authorized CfTO August from fee 22 1918 Student subscription Mail subscription rate SI 00 per year EDITOR-IN-CHIE- F BUSINESS Blue Key Initiates Members at Dinner Member of R M I P A Member Associated Collegiate Press Distributor of Collegiate Digest MnttxcNTES ro mat9al aovutiiins r National Advertising Sen ice Inc Co&eg Ten per cent der Dr D I Rasmussen of the of the °77 wall be offered regular United States bureau of biological army commissions these to be survey student checkers reported chosen on a competitive basis that a total of 1117 deer were taken from those canyons in the 1939 season Big Deer Of these 1117 deer which were registered out through these stations 643 were buck and 474 were doe The heaviest buck recorded at the stations weighed 252 pounds Fourteen new members of the while 152 pounds was the weight Blue Key fraternity will be inof the heaviest doe Antler spread itiated at a formal dinner to be of 444 inches which is the fourth held in the Eccles hotel Sunday largest on record in the world was according to Conway Sonne prerecorded at one of the stations sident The stations also reported that The new members were selected 9 points was the largest number last week from 40 applicants on of points that were counted on any the basis of their scholarship one deer Another oddity that the personality extra curricular actistations reported was the checking vities and the excellence of a out of a doe which had a normally research paper on a written developed pair of antlers campus problem BILL WARD WENDELL SORENSEN Lola Jensen Frantzen Todd MANAGER Associate Editor News Editor Feature Editor Genevieve Porter Jinx Heninger Sports Editor Ineda Hickman Jo Beth Johnson Society Editors Bernell Winn Copy De-- k Editor Rewrite Editor Roy E Cole 10-- ©me N: LaMar Mackey associate n“ws editor Harriet Parks Earl Thurman Genevieve Rogerson Lane Palmer John Baker Gwen Hunsaker Sam Bailey Gifford Weston Dale Johnson Joyce Adney Evan Iverson Keith Boyer Genevieve Johnson Verna Theurer Feature Marjorie Hansen assistant feature editor Berneice Brown Dave Bernstein ‘Gilda Smith Ruth Danielson Barbara Woodbouf-- r Rosenbaum George Marguerite Kropfli Wes on HarcAd Weiner Society: Zora Maeser Ruth Lindsay Marjorie Paulson Helen Lundstrom Sport : Dick Welling assistant sports editor Stan Anderson Jack Couch Pete Mikelish Gene Warden Ed Olsen Rene Ballard Mel Manning Desk: Myrtle Johnson Assistant Editor Gertrude Copy Berghout Edith Berghout Beatrice Pond Ruby Killpack Proof Readers: Ruth Pugmire Proof Editor Doris Passey Evelyn Brown Lillian Lyman Lucille Bingham Jeanne Jennings Edna Mae Prigmore Helen Nielson BUSINESS Business Staff: Dick Romney Quinten West Kay Guyman Frank Coleman C'irrulatiou Staff: Paul Scherbel Victor Rudolph Secretary to the editor: Beryl Theurer Secretary to the business manager: Elaine Nelson Typist: Geneva Roberts Ruth Ferron Staff Photographer: Clyde Alien SEA© your laundry home by convenient Railway Express Thrifty idea thii : It saves you bother and cash too for So phone you can express it home "collect" you know our agent today He'll call for your weekly package speed it away by fast express train and when it returns deliver your laundry to you — all without extra charge Complete and handy eh? Only Railway Exntuss gives this service and it’s the same with your vacation baggage For either or both just pick up a phone and call U L C PASSENGER DEPOT Cor 1st South and Main ’Phono 17 Logan Utah iWM A CmHrry tf Smkt MI Railway Express AGENCY INC MTNK-OT- —aWl MlWei maws Opinion® i THE EDITOR Utah State settled back into routine activity this week after a superficial flurry of noise and publicity that marked its eleventh annual homecoming — and immediately campus watchers expressed surprise that the return to normalcy brought "not the least letdown" in student spirit Ironic thing about this observation is that there could be no letdown in student spirit — it just couldn’t get any lower than it was There prevails on Utah State campus today the same apathetic lethactivities argy in that has plagued the school since the start of this year and which remained unbroken throughout homecoming — all this despite the energetic efforts of such campus patriots as Erwin Clement alumni exceutive secretary to rouse student spirit from its apparent death extra-curricul- ar bed Aggie “Pep” Disgustingly attitude that typical is of the earning Utah State the name of "Aggie deadheads” in the intermountain collegiate circles was the support — or lack of it — given our team In last Saturday's mistakenly dubbed grid "classic" Seven thousand Aggie students alumni and “supporters” looked on disinterestedly while few feeble their disorganized were put to efforts cheering shame by a handful of youthful but enthusiastic rooters from the valley’s grade schools Some supposed Aggies Including one conspicuously garbed in an Intercollegiate Knights sweater even took to cheering the victorious Colorado Stater Spirt? Thus It was with virtually every endeavor over the homecoming week end Few will deny It most loyal Aggie will want to know— WHY? Student Life also sought the answer to this question of what has happened to Utah State spirit and la what we found: "United fall1" we stand divided we Unwanted Improvement “Another hour has passed and still I can’t concentrate here in a the library" sighed weary student as he left the study hall instrument the very through which caused his mental distur bance the swinging doors This new improvement is nothing more han a headache Can’s Study It is of no use to try to study there because of the constant pounding swish bang thud of two heavy noisy swinging doors After one person has passed through them they make at least before four disturbant sounds they come to a rest Most of the time they don’t have a chance to rest because of the continual stream of students going through them It is not necessarily the loudness but it is the monotony The annoying reflections caused by the glass is in itself another And when two studistraction dents meet at the same door going in opposite directions there are further interruptions A Menace Perhaps before the year is out No we can get used to them doubt some of us already have but the supposed improvement is more of a menace than a convenience to the students trying to study in the library My plea is to prop the doors open or preferably remove them entirely —Barbara Woodhouse explaining why the homecoming fell into a rut this year General student interest was divided promotion efforts were divided administration was divided Confronted with a bewildering multiplicity of shows contests dances rallies and a parade Aggie student spirit collapsed under the strain and failed to make a creditable showing in any of them Using past results as a criterion planners of future homecomings would do well to concentrate efforts and interests on a comparatively few events such as a rally dance and parade if they expect any mass student body participation No Support As deserving of criticism as any other phase of this year’s homecoming failure was the pathetic inefficiency manifest in management of most of the individual events Inexperienced in the first place chairmen of those parades rallies and receptions were further confounded when they found no records of past celebrations to fall back on and failed utterly to receive support UNITY — That will bring success to future homecomings — and every other undertaking Unite every event under a central governing board coordinate activities as to time and place Appoint efficient experienced chairmen who have come up through the ranks of student administration who know how to manage student affairs Above all union is needed In the student body As Croessmann would say — crumbs to the foresters sponsors of a Saturday float looked upon as exceedingly "raw" and caviar to the engineers for a fine job of engineering the peppy downtown "sidewalk billboards” heralding the dll—Aggie football classic KNOW ALL MEN what ain’t mwrieck Jjy tjjese present- - -WHEREAS there be inside our town limits a passel of gals what ain't married but craves something awful to be and Sadie Hawkins -- WHEREAS these gals’ pappies and mammies has been shouldering the burden of their board and keep for more years than is tolerable and WHEREAS there be in this town plenty of young men what could marry these gals but acts ornery and won’t and WHEREAS we deems matrimony's joys and being sure of eating regular the birthright of our fair womanhood PROCLAIMS HEREBY WE AND DECREES by right of the power and majesty vested in us as Mayor SATURDAY NOVEMBER 4th SADIE HAWKINS DAY e will be WHEREON a held the unmarried gals to chase the unmarrried men and if they ketch them the men by law must marry the gals and no two ways about it and this decree is BY AUTHORITY of the law and fool-rac- Geology Club BY BRUCE LAKE 'This was the face That stopped a thousand clocks’ the statute laid down by our Hekzebiah revered first Mayor Hawkins who had to make it to get his own daughter Sadie off his hands she being the homeliest gal in all these hills and no two ways about that either GIVEN UNDER OUR HAND AND SEAL this the sixteenth day of October 1939 in the town in the state of of Farmerville Utah Prometheus J Gurgle Mayor Mecharfic Arts Home X BY MARGARET BELLO a meeting held Wednesday October 25 Mechanic Arts students voted in officers for the precoming year Roy France sident Merrill Shaw vice president Don B Greenwood secreKent Christensen! athletic tary and Clarence Peterson manager reporter At FYiday November 3 at 8:30 a m the Geology club will join the geology department of Utah university B Y U Weber college and the members of the Utah Academy of Science Arts and Letters on a tour The day will be geologic spent observing and discussing structural and graduational features along the Wasatch front between Bountiful and Willard former geology Reed Bailey The newly organized Physical professor at Utah State will head Education club met October 26th the tour and elected Wallace Braegger leading Utah Aggie athlete as president for the coming season The club with the brawniest membership on the campus put in BY FRANTZEN TODD Warren O'Gara the Irish left guard of the football team as vice presi- Club Meeting The Utah Foresters will hold their first formal meeting Thursday November 9 in conjunction with the Engineers The meeting will be featured by contests between the two clubs in games of a hilarious nature Usher "How far don do you Phi Gamma Kho want to sit ladv?" Phi Gamma Rho has scheduled Lady: “All the way of course!1' a meeting for November 8 according to Frantzen Todd presiCustomer: "Have you a book dent The meeting will be held called “Man the Master of Wo- at 7:30 in the men’s lounge in men"? the Commons building A profesSalesgirl: “The fiction depart sor on the campus will be present side ment is over on the other to lead a round table discussion sir” on the subject of "insurance” —Silver and Gold Physical Ed Axe The Forester Overheard That apt phrase goes a long House: toward way college's Farmeretts Get The Breaks At Last As Mayor Hawkins Sends Forth Sadie Hawkins Day Proclamation at the S -- A -- E Ag Crier BY KEITH BOYER “To heck with the expense give the canary another seed!" Alpha Zeta meeting will be held men's tonight at 7:30 in the lounge The meeting is under the direction of Perce Revee of the Refreshagronomy department ments will be served All members are urged to attend -- Clipped Paintum face Filum nails Curlim hair Catchum males Professor Caine of the dairy has recently returndepartment ed from the International livestock exposition at San FYancisco Professor Caine is td review the n We called up ' Incoming cattle from San FranThe Leo for and asked Mayer cisco at the national dairy show operator informed us that the line in Ogden this Friday and Saturwas busy day Soft Soap has made many a girl slip from the straight and Morgue “What smells so funny in here?’ “Just the ilead silence” Metro-Goldwy- YOUR HIT PARADE! —Over The Rainbow 2—South of the Border 1 In— Day Out I— 'lhe Man With the Mandolin Blue Orchid S— Day ik— — My Prayer (Ask for Your Favorite) Our hats are off to committeemen of the show Some of the girls who exhibited exceptional home economics attitudes durJennie ing the festivities are: Broadbent - Claire Barlow Nina Richards Carrie John Martha Lallis Barbara Williams JoBeth Johnson Frances Glasset Bernice Stillwell Susan Finlinson Isobel Norma Redd Marvel Finlinson Bruce Nona Kenney Elois Hunt Rhemund Fern Starr Buelah Rae Crook Rachel Anderson Ruth Stoddard Gilda Smith Jean Hansen dent and made it three for the gridders by electing Marvin Bell secretary and treasurer of the physical education majors |