Show ca V m e ves-eat- President Warns Against Panic Sophomore Class Completes Week With Dance e In Crisis HOtba acco' a y th( will )ick STUDENT Twenty-nin- e Volume 0 DECEMBER 12 Number 1910 11 - Soph Class Today Ends 1 Hello Week rgis r President EG Peterson Advises Head Uses Cast System Students Concerning Future Japan Raids Hold Aggies On Islands I am asking' that this statement be presented in all classes of the College in order that students may be advised as far as possible regarding the plans for the future and their own opportunities and responsibilities in this emergency As a result of the war there will be an increased interest in education and as has happened in Canada where after two years of war college enrollment has increased it is expected that there will be an increase in enrollment in educational institutions in this country This is because of the necessity in war time of college trained men and women in the various branches of national service and the increased necessity for trained men and women for civilian employment on account of the considerable number who will be called into the armed forces of the country from civil life Alumni In Army At Bombed Ports J 'S LIFE LOGAN UTAH Student Body Dance ' Climaxes Activities A ROTC Staff Issues Military Applications InTryouts Director Announces Tentative Members ’ 4 Second Basic Cadets Apply For Training Dr Halbert Greaves director of this year’s varsity play “No alumni State Utah Numerous lerry Boots In Bed” today listed ten- were stationed with U9 military Class of 1944’s second annual lor tative cast members following try- concludes islands Week" on the forces naval 'Hello today and Audi out conducted Wednesday night of the Pacific when the Japanese rith highlights scheduled to come Tryouts were conducted on the class the went action with m into war machine assembly it 1 cast system with three complete m at the Und tonight at 9 p Sunday Leonard McDonald alumcasts competing for the nine men’s ni executive secretary states 'tudcnt body traffic dance and three women’s parts Dr with Burma Shave signs In one of the most crucial spots Greaves listed the following stu- Applications for appointments !C0HtccordinS t0 chairman Lyn Larat Andrus a student A was Verdun as first advanced cadet officers in dents as final cast members or in on who was the college last year the college’s ROTq unit are availsome cases eligible to compete for last year stationed on Wake Island which oiner Hello days inaugurated able this week to interested second final casting: Dean Farnsworth has supposedly been occupied by class officers under basic students Major Ben H Blair will portray Harry Robert L An- shy freshman direction of President Joe Japanese forces Stationed on the ce tthe derson Caleb Warren Caldwell regimental adjutant announced is continued this year aircraft carrier "Saratoga” was order mderson advice to the students is by all means to continue Luther Iva Pixton or Virginia Thursday setting the deadline for My also former a of Stander offieials Kenneth Dc nder the sponsorship receiving the applications at 12 with their college work This is in Bateman Susan Aggie Reese Bullen is stationed on uninterruptedly urns B Crookston noon Monday Lou or pour Bateman Virginia Betty somewhere in the “Pacific district" their own best interest and in the interest of the national S and Adrus Hansen eveu Balch Almira Betty Lou Balch Date for selection of the new alumni records show program of defense If and when needed the government Peggy Bennion or Lois Sargont Portrays Aggie Life cadet officers has been moved up On Islands will let you know Our country will need literally hundreds Abbey Karl Taylor or Ted rheme for the class assembly d to provide deferrments from the Lieutenants Bob Hey and Harold of thousands trained in chemistry physics agronomy aniTuesiJay will be "Aggie Life in the draft for those students qualifying Thankful and Jerry Olmembers of the mal Heiner Nineties” with Jeanne Crock-Do- n Is for the appointments Major Blair Thirty-thre- e and senior class of prominent husbandry soils animal and plant diseases dairy hus- sen W’idtsoe Checketts Gordon 41 were on the Philippine Bowen and Doris Okel-a- s students at Utahjunior Moses nutriIS and Gerrald Bill foods explained The appointments are and Stromberg State were named engineering manufacturing Islands at the time of the attack bandry Fea- conditional however Major Blair rry actin James Lewis Howard Barreeducation Ned Clyde as was Jack health and branches of other tion by Captain Wednesday nursing ’37 'G be class will Joseph said and are pending the comwit fed on the Pr°grara ron and Richard Bateman will as new members of Scabbard and Nish who is Taylor all radio education creation engineering as forestry enrolled physical skits on the currently dace nibers insatirical for the roles of Cook pletion of basic military physical compete Blade reorganhonorary skills military the several arts of mechanic a correspondence student is at branches including activities of yesteryears and mathematics requirements Solomon and Curtis and ization at the college Pearl Harbor Hawaii to auto and aviation operation and repair flight Dyer Jiles for the Publicity lating managers Dr D W Thorne’s article entitActs i o As Selected Later Manager men new The including six Stationed somewhere on the training public health psychology teacher for elementary Mclvin Isra®lson and Valkt j®nts are Max Wadsworth will act as led “Higher Soil Fertility FundaIn past years the new cadet oftwenty-seve- n senior and students war the when Islands Hawaiian out with led in and who music in schools high schools and colleges leaders lilder Pickett dramatics manager late Applications mental to Increased Production” ficers have been selected motto "Aggies Soar juniors were elected to the organ- began were Lieutenants Robert D all the arts men and women trained in journalism lanis featured in the December 1941 spring je class be made at the speech departupon completion of may quarter on of ization Randall points scholarship Robert Wilkins camSimpson itb ’44” and who directed and German economics fin- ment for positions on the produc- issue of “Farm and Home Science” the requirements and have signed and guages particularly Spanish Gardener Hyer the print-"i- g and their abilities in military Sorenson and the many other tion crews and for student mana- quarterly publication of the Utah their contract the next fail when Erus poster painting and ance business sociology science practice tactics and all are Gardener Mrs They Elvin Wayment of individual signs Station they began the advanced course Experiment Agricultural advanced Reserve Officers Train- Hyer formerly Miss Lola Nilsson branches of education in which men and women are needed ger states Dr Greaves distribureleased for was Orders which Ja(’k’t Take E Ronald Mitchell Written provide for Existing regulations by nng: ing corps students Clyde said In Mrs Randall Sorenson formerly to maintain a strong nation ‘No Boots in Bed” is a comedy tion this week the early selection of cadet offar During the Hello Week of elections held Thurs- Miss Brenda Van Orden and Mrs charge n “Increased production must come ficers and for the signing of con(Continued On Page 3) set in the war of 1812 Dr Greaves tt es Dave Bagley sweater Miss day were Guy Pace and Ray Elvin Wayment formerly has been completing orders saw the play presented at the Uni- from higher yields rather than tracts in the spring rather than Dale Elois Lamb Lieutenants Hugie ’thetjr class jackets and class in- versity of Wisconsin last year additional acreage!’’ Dr Thorne the next fall Major Blair pointed Olsen Warren O’Gara Don HorsConduct Rites com- where it was directed by the states gnias assisted by a special pointing out that the out and Pace Nolan Griffin Jack ley Formal initiations new the for emblems author Although the play won first famous “dust bowl” was a result Candidates for the vacancies jjttee of freshman class members will be conducted during all members of the second adin the Stanford university of the plowing of thousands of which will according to existing place and class last ROTC vanced year the first few weeks of winter contest it is as yet unpublished acres of arid land during Wprld regulations number between 50 quarter Captain Clyde announced awarded their commissions last on this cam- War 1 Building of soil fertility is and 60 next spring are requested and the presentation at left their stations for Senior students selected for the spring will in be the first the western one way of averting catastrophes to report to the Military Science pus ARM! organization were Evan Baugh Hawaii less than a month ago such as this Dr Thorne believes building at 1 pm Tuesday and states Fifteen alumni of Utah State In War Zone and Dale Albert men Mitchell One hundred Miller Dean thirty uhsei Financial Thursday of next week for drill “Factors Affecting Othcralumni in the war zone have been selected by a special women from the rural areas of Freeman John A Shaw and RusT and observation Following these Success of Farms” by George are Tom Hall Howard Shurtz ’40 nomination e sell Liston board for possible twenty-eigh- t of the twenty-nindrill periods the cumulative totals Blanch of the agricultural econo'40 Francis Fager-lun- d Ann Eldredge sophomore Merlin Bishop Men Listed election to positions on the col- counties of Utah together with the mics department ’32 Walter H W Ching '35 “Poultry Pro- of scholastic standing in academic major was named and extension staff ijme economics representaIncluded in the members duction may be Increased Through studies as well as the basic milClifton J Davis ’37 Carlos Hancey lege Alumni Association council it tives of other Inner of the fellowship offered are David Benton junior Dean Fletcher agencies and organControl of Diseases” by Dr D E itary classes will be tabulated '28 Bertha Musser 38 Mary Brown was announced Thursday by Leof Phi Upsilon Omicron this week Jack Sheldon William G will conclude convention izations Budge Rex ’30 and Milton M Foster ’39 Madsen of the veterinary science Selections will then be made on the 1 members of the honorary home nard W McDonald executive activities on December 12 accordHomer W Lane M Palm“Scientists Seek To- basis of scholarship interest in department lonomics fraternity announces er William Jaynes Batt Samuel W Hilsecretary of the organization ing to Director William Peterson Sixty Aggies who are attending mato Varieties Resistant to military and drill performance liylhs Gardner president ton Reid Bishop Francis Schop-pe- r The theme of the conference is the college on scholarships receivOf the fifteen candidates five Wilt” by Dr Lorin H Blood Appointees Available Eldredge will receive $50 from ( and Home ed Willian Scars Max from and Roebuck Agricultural Guy Murray comp- of the US Bureau of Plant InBonified lists of appointments will be elected to serve three years “Planning 4 ie honorary society a£ the Honor Conto Meet Richard club Coburn Paul Changing any organized a Thursday for and "Higher Milk Produc- will then be made available to each on the council which directs Living Hi Awards assembly next spring Rogers on the purpose of scholarship leader- dustry Bartschi Dean W Thorpe A tion Through Improved Manage- those selected who are eligible for the activities of the association ditions” with the emphasis in the meantime will super-th- c 'jd j local state and national responsi- ship character and to create a ment Methods” Keith Long Frank M Hansen Q induction through Selective SerPhi U library to be opened by George Balloting will begin in January Laurence G Whitney Richard W bility for leaders to inform to lead spirit of fellowship among mem- Bateman of the Bureau of Dairy vice in order that they might reV imedintely votes with tabulated in being Call J Dale James Moses Samo-wit- z and to guide youth and adults in bers who have been beneficiaries March McDonald said The library is located on the Industry are other articles appear' ceive deferrments Major Blair addPaul K Hansen Richard L production consumption buying of the nation-wid- e ed company Bids were extended to eight procond floor of the Commons in ing Most recent of the graduate D Russell Stoker Robert Wells M Allred was elected presiAll interested second basic stumembers last Thursday USAC who is a candidate for selling planning and management Phi U reading room and will Pugsley spective P Caine Clair Reid and Glen as most directly affiliated with our dent of the group with Jay Anderdents even if they are doubtful ntam books by the "Fourth Estaters” newly membership in the alumni associamagazines and Anderson son chosen vice president and present crisis about their eligibility should apply created honorary journalistic soci- tion council is Salt Lake U8trative material placed there City’s because those selected now will be The leaders have been divided David C Bagley secretary-treasure- r ety following a special meeting at Sherman P Lloyd of the class of faculty members for students into joint committees with a chairgiven the preference next spring noon in the Student Life Office 1935 king home economics classes At the initial meeting plans were even though better qualified stuto consider man and secretary i The fellowship winner was Voting at the meeting was conOldest graduate nominated for farm and home dents should apply later Major lected on a basis of scholarship ducted by Marion (Swede) Hanmanagement fin- discussed for forming a national a spot on the council is John H ance Blair concluded son publisher cooperative marketing and organization of Sears Roebuck and perience and character from a All Aggie pilots were busy lookimbcr of applicants The fellow-I- p Those elected to membership in Bankhead of Salt Lake City Mr organization dairy family buying company scholarship clubs Also docuwill become an annual award the society were Rene Ballard Bankhead graduated from USAC practices gardens beef and hogs they considered plans for a club ing for birth certificates or in 1897 after being active in both ments to prove their citizenship senior journalism major and three-yeth next year's winner being pin poultry youth " A trio consisting of Marjorie Wednesday in order to have their lecfed in the spring Freshmen editorial and sports writer football and baseball He is now an housing and storStudents who are planning to accountant for the Utah State Tax Tanner kt pbomores Lowe and Mary licenses reinstated at the local for “Student Larson Life” Betty and age Lyn juniors majoring " this quarter in the field in commission Salt Lake Jane an and Davis accordion airport Some ’home economics will be eligible graduate of the invited Fred sang guests were of education with cither secondary sophomore sports writer All student pilot and private pilot Other candidates are: Chase members of the State Agricultural solo was played by Janeal Villet ‘apply for the award next spring or elementary teaching certificates Imhof senior forester reporter foB eth Johnson is chairman of of Preston Idaho Edwin J Planning Committee President E Short talks were made by Ruion licenses were suspended and all Three-yea- r Kearl Margurite Kropfli should register immediately with planes were grounded Committee in charge of the Evan Iverson Holmgren of Garland Lee R Tay- G Peterson Dean C B Clayton J Rasmussen manager of the private Placement Bureau feature reporter the Teacher when war was declared last weekNew uniforms for the 70 first !low ship and of lor of A store of Scars Roebuck P Warniek Mr and "Student P of journalism Payson Logan the F major library Assisting located on the second floor of the Champ president end According to John L Peter- advanced ROTC students arrived are Provo A Life” Bennett Harriet of David f and Dcon and Smith for writer the James Cache Parks reporter Mary Burgoyne v Valley Banking Company company main building announce officers inlast week end and made their d Carmen Croft Sait Lake City John A Hendricks Apostle John A W'idtsoe of the executive secretary of the experi- son the local civilian pilot Extension Service of the bureau will structor CPT quotas probably first appearance at drill Tuesday of Beth Wakely sophomore memOgden W W Christensen of council of twelve apostles Mrs ment station staff This also applies to students who be more than doubled If necesMost notable change in the Prof Evan Marcia K Howells first counselor have graduated in previous years ber of the proof desk staff Lora Idaho Falls Idaho sary the army will command planes garb of the cadet officers is the Men ROTC reStratford of of David women’s Murray relief Jr society Logan Sharp jrst society Mayor hut desire to teach the announceand equipment use of the overseas style cap inporter and Beth Emmett junior of Logan Johanna Moen of Logan Ab Jenkins of Salt Lake Dr Homer ment said was resumed Thursday stead of the garrison hats worn Flying and Roman of Durham Dr Joseph A Geddes Dr Knight Conroy Ogden The placement bureau already journalism major previous to new war developments by the second advanced students On has calls for thirteen teachers in- reporter Basis for selecting the Hervin Bunderson of Brigham City C L Anderson Dean N A Pederand no prognostications will be and by all advanced students in new members according to Han and Samuel Morgan of Kaysvillc sen and Dr Chester J Myers cluding seven positions for homo made at present concerning local past years According to Major gements have been made economics teachers and one for son was interest in journalism Permission has been granted to flying right now they are all Ben B Blair regimental adjutant and past work on “Student Lifo” tvid mg that first basic students physics and mathematics seventh students of the college to complete up in the air even the second advanced stuwill new The members initiatbe Were $) commissioned cadet grade music and English biology three hours of college Credit dents will be required to discard in their respective high third grade and one for English ed at the first meeting of the dethrough correspondence study their garrison hats in favor of the fiMl POTC “Fourth Estaters” after Christmas units can qualify as physical education and home Give partment it was announced today caps at the beginning of winter holidays Membership in the organJttant instructors! for their by Registrar William H Bell ization which is limited to 20 is quarter Thereafter the garrison classes during the re-This work must be completed now full Hanson added hats will be worn only on special the year Major Ben the holiday period he emoccasions such as formal parades Last night I saw one of the gay- hypochondriac wife She has a dif- during regimental adjutant said Sings conotherwise if it is phasized and reviews est comedies of the season "Her ficult role ifafday full of scenes tinued into the winter quarter it Public service bureau under the students The first advanced Husband's Wife” directed by Dr which she handles hysterical t meeting for qualified first will be counted as a part of that direction of Roy Humphreys and were measured for their uniforms very well Chester J Myers and written by A lc students who are interested quarters load This new ruling will Blanche Deschamps presented a a month ago Oleen Bunderson as E Thomas The play moves along this activity has been schedul-fo- r uncle has many of the “gag” lines enable interested students to sec- program of Aggie student talent in tirefashion no a next Tuesday at 1 p m in with lively ure additional credit to apply to- Wednesday night before an audJerry Shepherd former student MB 104 of the Military Science some waits cither between acts or and delivers them with just the wards graduation or to avoid ience of 200 members of the Adult body president of Utah State leaves of He degree lightness stays right in Selections for leading roles between speeches The humor Idihg Major Blair said schedule conflicts of classes later Leadership Training school today for Mesa Junior college at in character well one although Grand Junction Colorado where he “Rigoletto” Utah State's choice for throughout is handled with just the sometimes Loraine Baird soprano who was gets tne feeling that he in the year Mr Bell said will sing the bass role in Handel’s 1942 grand opera presentation will delicate touch which makes it su- is deThe correspondence study the first Artist of the Week to be as old having difficulty feeling bebe with made fact three In today Monday premely amusing "Messiah” to be presented by the partment of the college Main 102 selected this year as he acts sang “Your Mesa Junior college and Grand ing the deadline for character role acts of this rollicking comedy offers more than 100 courses of Eyes Have Told Me So” accomLusanne is convincGudmundsen to Professor would be a good prescription for Junction Oratorio society Sunday auditions according college grade and more than 25 Vocational guidance will be the by Blanche Deschamps Walter Welti head of the vocal Aggie students who are worrying ing dowdy and uninteresting in her courses of high school work Ac- panied Lowe r and Monday and Doris Fitzgerald main feature of the freshman Betty entrance first but during the aftense state about of the music world to was department Mesa invited to Shepherd officials gave a song and dance version of orientation department classes talc nts desiring transportation for winter course of the play changes both cordingare Chorus auditions will" be held fairs they southern Utah for Christmas Junior college in the spring of 1940 expecting that students "The Old Apple Tree in the quarter according to Dr Ardet beto her dress and 19 soon as cast turns As in David December Latimer personality until his usual when he sang the baritone role in a g joining the armed forces of the Orchard” on the Frandsen program director (days may obtain same by accompanied selections are made rehearsals will excellent performance as Stuart come so amazingly winsome and United States army navy aviaversion of Grant concertized Roden Shumway In addition tp the musical numpiano by Joy Spencer worto Irene begins and again last spring begin and will be held for one to the husband in the case One gets charming that tion units and national defense Awn or calling at my office A trombone solo was played by bers and class routine business the feeling that he is completely ry seriously about the affections of workers will make a heavy demand Grant Jenkins with when he presented a concert there three days of Christmas holidays Jack Croft dean of men re! the program win coneist of a accompaniTentative dates for the produc- sincere about everything he does her husband While in Grand Junction Shepwill leave Logan Decem-- $ upon this type of instruction and ment by Luana Ripplinger Reuvo series of addressee by the dees even in set comes scene for the tion been the first have he to where Dean role wife his of means of securing credit to apply Chamberlain played an accordion of the various schools on the former Eyre brings and return either January herd and his the brother a boyish charm and towards graduation and to qualify selection and Olive Nielson will be guests to week of March with orchestral ar- in drunk Sterling Hayward campus A for one person and suitcase Mrs Claud D Smith who is narangements to be conducted by Although she is a freshman ap- naturalness which project well over for coveted positions Up to 35 tenor sang The y?iao(ple motive of N W Christiansen pearing for the first time on the the footlights while Dorothy Gene hours of correspondence work may 4 Vf tional vice president of the Ameri- Professor $ ikious points are as follows: Beth Swenson tap danced ac- gram wIS be to aid tr music stage of the Little Theatre there Peterson adds humor and atmos- be applied towards graduation companied on the g $250 Nephi $300’ Manti can Federation of Music clubs and head of the instrumental ii $£ Grace student in tted&g piano by Richfield $425 Cedar City president of the society which department The orchestra will be- is little of the amateur in Bar- phere to the play in her part as providing certain provisions as to Swenson and Jane Nielsen played and to further toetttJSf ” U iind Panguitch 600 bara Dunn’s portrayal of Irene the the maid gin practices immediately distribution are met sponsors Stephen Foster a harmonica solo those IZJt kevSf eivip - P- - Ned Clyde Lists New Members OfArmy Society Staff Advances Date To Defer Prospects Halbert Greaves Wen-nergr- Expirment Station Releases Bulletin liiy 3 -- chair-oro‘ia- Nomination Board uhi Adult Leaders Selects Candidates Conclude Meet U Selects Ward Winner Aggies Organize -- Scholarship Club Verti-cilliu- m t:j listeners uiu New Members 1 v Pilots In Air 1 Bureau Registers ' Citizens Or Not? j Teaching Majors Officers Get New Uniforms ar crops-fertiliz- er I) Basic two-ye- Bill Grants Okeh lilify For Training two-ye- Holiday Study Dramatists Present Second Play Comedy Gains Favorable Comment of-k- rs ' Shepherd Role In Handel's 'Messiah' Program For Adult Leaders Aggies Welti Selects Cast For Musical Monday Orientation Aids Vocational Choice 'roft Schedules Christmas Bus con-ta- "Tail-nhause- r" cf t) J rr ' tM1 tj i Li |