Show RAGE TWO STUDENT LIFE LOGAN UTAH JANUARY 8 1942 STUDENT LIFE 1942 1941 Member ftssocided Gol!e&ide Press News Rooms Campus 110 Commons Building Campus 75 — after 7 pm Wednesday telephone 50 Mail h S I'nTU for in section Telephone students of the Utah State Agrtcul-tu- i Olaik & Kail PiintHuf company Entered as secat Lopran Utah under af of September Anytime for mailing at jectil iato of postage picvided weeklv hv the associate! t'olifve Pnniod ond clas mail matter tl liyj b Act of October REPNeseNTEO POft 1927 ADVERTISINO NATIONAL BY National Advertising Service Inc College Publishers Representative Ave New York N Y 420 Madison Chicago Boston Los ArtGiies Sam Authorized August 22 Student subscription from fee Mail subscription rate $100 per year Editor-In-Chi- ef Business Manager Associate Editor Editor Coverage - 1918 Sam Bailey Richard Romney Ineda Hickman Gwenn Hunsaker Feature and Editorial Reporters: Joe AndeiHon Marguerite Kropfll Peggy Heiuuon Evan lveison David Rene Balhud Beit H Bei Rewrite Editor Newman Fud Imhof Societ Editor Kora Stratford h'lHtuie Editor Doietta Salisbuiv Sodetv Reporters Dot Hickman Mildred Parry Joan Editoi Swede Hansen op Helen Pi oof hditnr 'raw ford Dous OKelberry JuBeth Johnson N Stewart Charlotte Herniod Unita idstoe Checketts News K'poiters Mhixa Jenson Vctle Spencer Beth Mood land Anne Kennedy Emma 1'mimtt l’lmenrt He wood Don-el- h Mai tin lsen Kilna Wilite Helen A Spoils Reporters: Ijvn Larson Dick Emile Pixton Haibaia Cur-it- s MiBtidr Jav Staten Hill Martin Don Howen Clunk Goodwin Louis Klekas Bob Margatet Tlnarey Kamuna heiasun Anne Muitiotk Wright Ray Lutz Hariict Paiks I iMila Domina Proot Desk Beth Wakley Maijorie Lauanu Nehcker H in Hmer Ardes Xlammoit Par-o- l McCowin June Stocks Faye san-dei Johnson Jean Moss Corhino Smith Hottv Lowe Beth Slock Ei os Hunsaker Hex PlowMaxine Burgoyne Hazel Stoddard man Buvmess Staff Bob Caine Ass t Bus ru ulatton: Melvin Israelson Manager Gub Bullen soft-voice- i Tfl Calder Pickett “Keep On Plowing ” First reports from the registrar’s office Wednesday layed fears expressed late last quarter of an expected sharp drop in winter quarter registration at the college According to Registrar William H Dell 2440 students had called for their registration books by Monday evening This included the more than 500 enrollees in the national defense training program Administration officials were still expressing optimism Wednesday with figures indicating an increase over the fall quarter enrollment Probably one of the main reasons the registration held up so well was due to the efforts of the administration to convince students that they (the students) could train just as well for their place in the national defense effort right here at the college as in an army camp or military training school Evidence that students do realize the opportunities the college is offering for training along lines related to military and industrial production is found in comments made by students in varying fields The question asked these students wras “How are you shaping your college curriculum to prepare for aiding in the national defense program either directly or indirectly?” HANDICAP HE HAS BEEN CHEER LEADER FOR FIVE YEARS WON SEVERAL OiTTER-BUCONTESTS DRIVES A CAR AND CAN ROLLER SKATE HE’S DONE IT d again! The Aggie efficiency expert Registrar William H Bell completes supervision of his sixty-fift- h registration at Utah State this week Ever since 1924 when he was "1 a appointed — Francisco UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI LAW STUDENT CONSIDERS THE LOSS OF A LEG NO ineda hickmun by 1 r years he’s put up with last-minut- Hickman e w t h d r a wals professors whose grades and lag in a week late who gets He’s the gentleman cursed by the T’s W’s and Y’s two quarteis out of every three but he partially appeases them by reversing the alphabet each winter quarter He’s a diplomat but can on occasion be a firmly unyielding one William H Bell has the hind of name — short and with two l’s — that’s a delight to the newspaper t! ugh Sometimes head writer the head will meet up with some illegible handwriting or an illiterate pressman Then what was “Bell Announces” come out "Bill Announces” and Student Life takes on that touch which find vrguely faculty members annoying ar SPEAKING OF registration it seems about time that Mr John R Doe the Aggie student who registers on the sample form of each book has course completed his stiff in Chem 10 Advanced General Econ government Accounting and MS He’s also registers for handball The 11 consecutive quarters of our acquaintance with him seems time enough to pass anything But maybe he plays football or just rover completes registration ONE MONTH - ago yesterday Pearl Hariio-wa- s Along with making the comments they did most of the bombed and one month ago interviewed students expressed a belief that by using the today the United States declared training facilities here at the college whch were intended war been a turbulent for people of Utah they would not be taxing training facili- thirty-on-one Japan It’s and for many days ties elsewhere yuars to come we may never know the true facts of the encounters These were some of the comments: which took place in it or in the ' Ferron months ahead Wartime censorship Sonderegger a junior from Heber City will see to that Frankly though and football captain for 1942 w ho hopes to qualify we don’t mind It’s certain there’s for advanced ROTC: “I have taken several exact nothing more pleasant than going science courses and- plan to take several more bearound exuding public morale cause I feel that one can better learn these things Action in the Philippines reminds in college than in the army or in civilian life” us that people we actually know are engaged in fighting It brings Ferrie Mathie of Huntington who has completed six the whole war scene closer to us quarters at the college and is returning to college this W’e received a tip on the wherequarter after missing fall quarter: “I am returning to col abouts of one alumnus Captain loge with the hope of qualifying for the advanced course Warren A Starr class of ’33 He in CAA CAA graduates from the college have an excellent is stationed at the bay fortress of where record in the army and naval air corps” Corregidor things are popping right now including a Theo Hyman typical eighteen-year-ol- d freshfew shells man who will be eligible for the draft within a Information comes via his niece Virginia Clyde whose stenograyear and a half “Unless the draft age limit is phic services were acquired lowered I will probably not be called into service by Alumni Secretary Leonard Mcfor two more years I understand that in the last Donald a few weeks ago Virginia war men with one or more years of college usually is also the niece of Engineering worked their way up through the ranks much Dean George D Clyde and calls I should not be faster than those without Even if - town Milwaukee the able to qualify for some officer training program though this is her second year at I am certain that what college I may complete will Utah State pay high dividends in military ranks just as it WATCH does in civilian ranks” the new College Defense d Burns Toolson a junior who is returning to college this Council It’s a group of with a serious purfaculty two an as after LDS quarter years spending missionary in mind and before long “I plan to continue my preparations for law school Mean- pose have a program for the they’ll while should I be called I will be prepared in a clerical college student which should aid way lor service in the quartermaster corps or the naval him in facing the warring world reserve corps” without a complex assist him in careful registration and prevent David Gancheff graduate student in political him from sabotaging the campus science and economics whose appointment w’ith the plant these early winter evenings ordnance division of the War Department is The campus will be carefully patrolled and all late strollers will pending final approval: “My training in political have to show permits science and economics has given knowledge of Which reminds us not to take what is involved in business relations and proany bundles to the game Saturday duction in American economics Production is one night They may do the same as of the most significant aspects of our defense they did at the Sugar Bowl game effort because in the rush of preparation the poson New Year’s Day All packages sibility of costly inefficiency is very great” — of any sort including blankets old-ho- serious-minde- jezhj w- - u WALDRON KARL WON TIE INTERFRATERNiTY BANTAM-WR3- BOXING CROWN AT THE UNiV OF MINNESOTA WITHOUT A SINGLE FIGHT' HE WAS THE ONLY ONE ENTERFD IN THIS DIVISION USELESS INFORMATION JTODENTJ JPEND YEAR 21000 A IN REGISTRATION HOURS STANDING LINES’ Local Preparations Urge :All Oat’ For ‘White Oat ’ cold wave hits campus hits below zero and its Aggies hit the heat S cold day in January! While London San Francisco and other big cities are having black oi 3 Logan is having a white-- o t Fourth interceptor in and dog commande sled is see i running around covering up gaibagc can lids and chimneys that may be seen protruding above the drifts here and there He reports that red ears and noses have a visibility distance of four miles above ground and insists that anyone on the campus who will be seen out in the open must be bln they will! T " i e a white-ohas no particular military value Logan officials feel that psychologically it’s knocked out In a few days the cold wave will pass if it doesn’t we will and it will begin to snow again Then no one will mention the temperature ' but they'll still be saying "It’s sure white-out’- " Phone 438 241 North Main Long-Sufferi- ng -- red-hair- west-of-- tc merc- - ry ear-muf- fs ut USA Needs Men-- So Does Gardner members While most faculty were busy over Christmas holidays revamping their curriculum to need national defense needs Dr Willard Gardner head ol the was busy physics department searching for faculty members to fill existing 'vacancies During the past month five members of the physics department staff have been called for war time duty and the latest two contributions Eugene Gardner and John Christensen were called before they officially began duties Appointed by the board of trustees at the December meeting the pair was scheduled to report for work on January 5 but ten days be- fore departure for Utah State the government found their services were needed for specialty research Harrington Resigns Another staff member R E Harrington resigned at the end of fall term to join the Physical Optic Service at Rochester New York while Dr Leon B Linford and Dr Dan Kirkham were granted sabbatical leaves during fall quarter and are stationed with defense RTffiS in eastern states One other professor Leo H Linford died during fail quarter of a heart attack creating the final vacancy in the department Keeps Fingers Crossed Today Dr Gardner secure at the moment with a complete staff is keeping his fingers crossed in hopes that national defense will not further deplete his department specialists — at least until spring Aggie Coeds Knit For Red Cross Aggie coeds will soon be sittin’ knittin’ mittens but not for Britain this year Rather our own USA Red Cross will ‘receive all such contributions from the coed needles Instruction in knitting will with ‘begin next Tuesday classes scheduled to be held in the Women’s Lounge Tuesday at 4 pm Wednesday at 1 pm and Thursday at 11 am Mrs C C Randall who is in charge of knitting in the Cache County chapter of the Red Cross will direct instruction assisted by Mrs Adrian Hatch Yarn will be furnished by the Red Cross and girls are asked to bring their own knitting needles For coeds who plan to buy needles Mrs Randall directs “Buy needles size 5 the for the bottom and size 2 for the ribbing” So come ‘n’ sit ‘n’ knit mitts for the boys Or if your taste runs to mufflers well enough jTefore long you'll be knitting socks and turning a heel that would shame your Any girl who is interested is urged to attend one of the sessions Other classes in will Red Cross work be organized in the near future Anderson Heads Alumni in Capitol Wendell B Anderson formerly of Logan and a graduate of Utah State and George Washington d is the University president of the "Utah State Socof former iety" organization Utahns now in Washington D C it was learned Tuesday by Leonard W McDonald executive secretary of the alumni association Anderson who graduated in 1935 was awarded a special M S degree here in 1940 and received his Ld B degree at George Washington university last June While in college he was prominent in debating circles a member of Blue Key upperclassmen’s honorary fraternity and president of the Rocky Mountain conference of the Rocky Mountain conference of the International Relations club Anderson graduated with high honors from the noted Washington law school winning the Wendell award for the best essay on promotion of world peace At present he is working on the priorities committee in the office of the under seclWIuV UV VUr in Washington D C newly-electe- 395 Logan Bike 8C Sport Shop 171 NORTH MAIN C middle-easter- Scoop! 1 belie this She says that 22000 marriage license were issued there last year and only 2400 divorces were granted Why she spouts figures like that is beyond our comprehension but she does Dear Benevolent Lower One-T- ( Readers: Here is the first of a series of sketches des with different scholastic and activity groups on the c by stan andersen pus Because we are so lazy with this week and bee we after all represent a choice and intelligent can You folks who are worrying about finishing your undergrade group we shall start with Student Life staff members Samuel (Casanova Kid) Bailey: Middle names are ate work before the draft grabs Ranis' c’d off lesson a should take from consistently shakes hands wi(h anybody you lived in more towns than anyone at Utah State Major George Mason who gradu has plays ball for the Collinston Cardii ated from the University of Mich- a Collinston boy of the rounders’ league e wl haunts the igan at the age dwells a brunette editor a job which offered no c of 3 At 21 ho talks with hands petition as no one else was eligible a wgs within Ineda' (Sweet Lalanne) Hickman: Dr Carlisle’s few weeks of Friday receiving his upper divi president of Chi Omega student who takes chiefly lower division classes degree when he enlisted in the fifth norther 'dikes corny shows graduate CiviL War All searches diligently for snap classes chief concerr in all with the life is daily 'lunch runs dotes on sob stories war and other lots of offices affairs he was Gwen Hunsaker: Wears sailor suits forced to delay like the ed she lives on the road to Brigham in that thriving picking up his sheekskin for community called for some obscure reason Honeyville 72 years handle brainy English major and coverage editor Alexander Woolcott was nearly mean fence I mean sword 1 Junior student kicked out of his college fraternity around big words like she knows how pals aro for insisting on wearing a red fez with North Cachers although a Box Elder high gr around the house all the time ate A fez in case you wonder Genevieve Johnson: Says she’s in love myah m defined as a skull cap of felt in wears Navy wings with freckles we form of a truncated cone orna- few anyway friends call her “Gennie” wi mented with a long tassel It society news and cusses late reporters the national head dress of the Logan home-tow- n stuff fiddles around with likes spaghetti Turks tography double exposures etc tries to but usually plays a good floor game To go further the fez supposedDoretta Salisbury: Says she’s never worked in a h ly acquired its name from the town of Fez capital of Northern burger wears Jimmy 1 joint (pun) lousy skier Mqrrocco where it is said the sey Glen and around her neck in Herman Gray Woody caps were formerly chiefly manu- form of little records Utah State Home-for-factured Fez still a great depot dweller Salt Lake City goes for radio announc for the trade of Barbary is at least one Los Angeles her home just lives in S picturesque city answers to the nickname of Buzz dotted with the mosque Lane Palmer: One Pi Kap towers of oriental architecture loves the military sys Since it rests in a swale valley and advanced officership member in honoraries I receiving a good deal of moisture Key Scabbard and Blade gets lots of' A’s B’s C’s Fez has a general dampness which gets up at five a m to cook breakfast plays aro makes it rather unhealthy The with would rather study than eat at Alpha Chis climate in fact gives a pallid ' cast to faces of inhabitants How- than go to shows Roe and Andersen: Claim to be sport writers Differ ever this sickly pallor is considerlooking with Roe pretty tall and Andersen pretty si ed a mark of distinction and enthusiastic about women and love affairs zealously fostered and guarded Probably a native of Fez would straight A’s even when they don’t get them ra greet another with “Hiya Joe Boy announcers once a week play ego pong ping you certainly are pale today’ Sigma Alpha Epsilon play lots of pool p "Thanks” Joe would return smokers early to bed complicated class schedules ‘And I haven’t noticed a trace of Calder Pickett: Only ‘sophomore major staff mem color on your face for weeks” Then ’ardent follower of the Superman the two pallid pals would walk off hung pin hoi to some dank corner arm in arm ward from SAE formal angelic looking with crop coac In these days when national curly hair upholds scholastic end of staff heroes are popular we’re coming “sensational” Lifer hoop team ' thinks Logan high out with a weekly note or two nice sponsors takes a bootiful pix prefers blonc designed to help revive the mem- but isn’t diserminating amazing vocabulary of a few of the colorful ory Maxine (high school editor) Burgoyne: Takes over co characters of American history desk following demise of editor Hansen (he got marri This will be an attempt to dig up red ear muifs ’ blonde some handicap facts about didn’t he?) heroes bringing them a bit closer in sophomore comp because of former editorial position M Q hates ’em to living firmly believes in batching follow Nathan Hale who you may dorm experience ice-ska- te SKATES and SKIS LDGAN L Didel 1 food hot coffee and other drinks JoBeth Johnson senior in home economics: “The home were collected at the door economics schools in American colleges because of their la’ge enrollment and universal existence are in an excellent LOUDEST MOAN of the week other than the position to aid in training the 50000 nurses for which the one each winter from government is asking My training in dietetics should be perennial w'hose names begin with excellent preparation for work in hospitals and other AstudAits comes from members of the branches of civilian defense” class of ’42 who remembered the quarter $5 graduation fee too late to touch Jerry Olsen freshman in chemistry “Chemists Dad for the extra fin will play a major part in fighting this waf and in SET EN reconstruction As far as preliminary the post-weducation is concerned there is no better place to physics Instructors in less than a year is too much! Tear than in for here own our chemistry right piepare Professor Gardner your hair Utah colleges” BUY THEM NOW AND ENJOY A FUEL We’re the Board of Trustees Grant Bethel’s senior editor of the “Buzzer” and re- would sure be in complete agreement SEASON OF HEALTHFUL RECREATION! cently enlisted in the naal reserve corps “Naval officers with you It must get rather tireseem to feel that a general college education is good prepar- some for them to take up each SKIS PRICED AS LOW AS ation for officer duty in the navy Those of us who have month in the first order of busi-Hickory Ridge Top been accepted in the program will lie allowed to complete ness the appointment of a new' teacher New and Used! our education and at the same time prepare for service physics Biggest stock of Skates in Town WE HOLLOW 25 ( GRIND SKATES in our nation’s armed forces” RENO ALIY BE famous as the divorce city See ‘Our Large Display of Archery Equipment but figures quoted us by Mavis Key Tilting Johnson m the college postoffue ar On The Campus We Saw- Hidel- - book-stor- e g i Bell has had a finger in the registration pie In 1929 he was made registrar and for thirteen Urvue Hot Stan Anderson Kune Palmer Genevieve Tohnson ' College Campus Camera On The Bandwagon rilONE 157 n bulb-lik- e 1 little-know- n every-da- y remember as the American spy preemptorily hanged by the British in the revolutionary war was no such dashing spies in general are Rather he was first a student and a scholar At Yale where he graduated in 1773 he was prominent jn literary circles and before joining the army he taught school successfully in the quiet town of Ney London Just after graduation from college Hale felt the need of a short vacation and went up to Portsmouth N H where he visited his uncle Major Samuel Hale who was preceptor of a Latin school there Apparently it was on this vacation that Nathan met his cousin Samuel who was later to play a main part in the drama of the patriot’s death When Hale was apprehended on suspicion of being a spy traveling back from his mission posing as a school teacher he was at once taken to the headquarters of English General Howe There it seemed possible that he would be released with only a routine check until cousin Samuel who had meanwhile turned Tory turned up Samuel whom Howe had appointed deputy commissioner of established Nathan’ prisoners identity immediately The betrayal of course sent Hale to the hang-rop- e next morning Hale's scholarly background was reflected even in his famous words I only 'regret that I have but one life to lose for my country” a passage reminiscent of a similar one in Addison's Cato T re Have fun -- be friendly Treat yourself and others to g The New Way To Clean fresh-tastin- Suede Shoes WITH DYE THAT WON’T RUB NO-OD- OR ' Wrigley’s Spearmint Gum The Flavor Lasts OFF! 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