Show ssBsaaSA pmtf STUDENT LIFE LOGAN TWO STUDENT LIFE 1941 Member Associated Gollefeiate Press News Campus Rooms Commons Building Campus 75 — after 7 p m Wednesday telephone 50 110 by Telephone the tl REPRESENTED NATIONAL ADVERTISING Coliege Publishers Representative Ave New York NY Los Ansslis Sah Frahciscq Boston Authorized August 22 1918 Business Manage Hrvce V V tl b lc Si ai hi lo B te al ot pi fr sa tb ar m O! th vi St e In lei Tl mi he ba ref fic de 36- - up tin Op B or th 46 sa ti Tl ba of pr at at te tb th Sam Bailey Richard Romney - Calder Pickett Roe v vory — then 4 the "stop” with nal same old Ineda Hickman Gwenn Hunsaker Associate Editor Coverage Editor Year of our Lord Keutuie and Editorial Reporters: Joe Andeisoii Mat guerite Kropfll liemiion Kan Iveison David Rein'ttein Rone Ballard Bert H Newman Ftel Imhof Soon tv Repoiteis Loia Stratford Dot HliKnian Mildied Parry Jean Crawtoid Dons ‘jkelberiv Helm Stewart Ohailotte Henriod Unita Emma Anne Kennedy Woodland Martin Beth Emmett Spurts Reporters: Ln Larson Pfok MBlide Louis Klrkts Ka Jutx JUuns Ciookstun Hnrnt Paiks of How-To-Do-- We followed a clanking IK goat into the Library the otVer day We observed in his general direction "I don’t know which but either you or your pant legs (coffee cans of course) are state Dn 1796 GEORGE WASHINGTON the OF JAMES 450000 RIVER CANAL STOCK AS AN EXPRESSION OF HIS INTEREST IN THE IDEALS AND ENDEAVOR REPRESENTED By THE IN- Advancement STITUTION of Cadet ie — Major Remus Thumbs a Whisker At Defense Restrictions Library Learn 'Lounges Love “Study in the Library and Make Love in the Lounges” was the slogan sounded this weel by “Tud” Tarbet chairman of the Blue Key project to stimulate the use of the mix:d student lounges as such According to Dean of Men Jack Croft the lounges were established for originally coeducational use but students have apparently for- (a) If in a bakery pie or' cake etc (b) If in a tavern grab a bottle (c) If in a movie grab a blonde 3 If you find an unexplodcd bomb always pick it up and shake it' (Maybe the firing pin is stuck) If you find an incendiary throw a bucket of water on it Then lie down ' you're dead 4 Yell your head off (It will add to the excitement and show everybody you have spirit) 5 Eat onions limburger cheeW etc before entering a crowded shelter You don't want to be lost do you? 6 If you’re in line of fire don’t the bombs will go to pieces take care of that 7 Knock the wardens down if they tell you what to do (They always save the best seats for themselves and their friends air-ra- id air-ra- id five-cen- ts g- Hon comfort was built info an Arrow Shirt Phone 438 001 241 GLEANERS North Main ' President Woodrow Wilson stated during the last war that if the world did not launch some program of peace 25 years hence the nations of the earth would once again be Involved In a conWhen the peace is flagration written afters this war can one prophesy a like condition 25 years hence? 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The Owl Hardwood Professional Skis 38 West Center Logan Hardware Co For the BEST in Buys Winter Sports Equipment LAUNDRY & would destroy Calls For Orders thn LOU present conflict civilization Sweater Chairman HAIRCUTS ‘ during I er ever enthusiastically wars of the better world that lies ahead And just as he has spoken each war has become more disastrous For centuries each battle has been called the final one each conflict has been a war to end a war men have declared that the next never the spon-sorpos- ts piaid-shirte- d MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT For generations past man has spoken Jelled Well snow-shoein- j SKIS e son was promoted to the ranking of cadet major and assigned to the First Battalion staff replacing Corey Moved up to take Johnson's position as commandant of Battery “A” was Cadet First Lieutenant Dean B Freemhn whose rank anyway) hasn’t mentioned Washington ing was increased to cadet captain this but we're learning to read Various proposals have been It’s night on the campus No Cadet Second Lieutenant Richard braille so that we can be nonoffered to maintain peace: ClarH Romney was promoted to lights are on cars are asked to cadet first lieutenant and chalant and maybe read “Mein ence Streit has advocated world “move on” and even strollers are moved into Freeman'sranking Kampf’ for a laugh when tjie union closely following tli old lights are out United States federal system forbidden on The deOthers contend that capitalism fense council has taken over But Highlights Promotion must be abolished before peace a lone figure covered from can be achieved Still others the in promotions Highlighting head to foot in black fur walks believe’ a binding treaty between the corps was the appointthe United States and British silently from building to building mentsponsor of Battery Sponsor Jeanne BY K JOY NELSON Commonwealth of Nations would never making a sound never say- Crockett to the post of assistant If you my dear think your life give the answer and nobody says a battalion sponsor which was left ing a word lacks word open when Myr Louise Mehr failed A spark of Inspiration In substance the eight points to return to college Assistant Bat- Remember this: Alas alack! advocated by Roosevelt-Churchi- ll Then comes daylight The dark tery Sponsors Ann’ Pix-to- n Iva Ryan I’m here for the duration say little Whatever the solution figure is still strolling around He and Mary Berntson all reone principle seems to be cardinal is served and waited on like a ceived to promotions battery No more will rumors circulate nations must abandon many naking by his admirers It is not Ryan replaces Battery To cause me exaltation tional traditions sacrifice economic unusual to see male students stand “A” Loree Rasmussen who failed to That you’ll return on a certain date advantages and perhaps abandon aside to hold a door open for him return to college Pixton's new post I'm here for the duration sovereignty much headway is to and many is the day that a certain in Battery “B” was formerly held be made Can a step ahead be stenographer shares her lunch with by Crockett who was promoted and made? Only the future will tell him In fact he has been seen Berntson replaces Nadene Haslam My airy dreams of seeing you Will suffer a deflation often in the arms of different coeds in Battery “D” Haslam also failed All hopes ot fun will perish too and he even sleeps on the cam to register winter quarter I’m here for the duration Remus” they call pus “Double-lif- e To the three assistant battery him in cat circles and he picks up his sardines and daily bowl of sponsor posts left vacant by pro- No more will happy hopes be mine Of a new dance tloor gyration Lream at the president’s home motions were appointed Platoon Who wouldn’t be Elmer G Peter- Sponsors Gloria Harris Battery I’ll habitate the wallflower line I’m here for the duration son's cat with privileges like that “A” Joyce Frampton fiattery “B”' Sophomores desiring new emand who wouldn’t like to and Ruby Everton Battery “C" blems for their class of ’44 sweatthumb a dainty whisker at the Platoon Sponsor Shirley Beutler My heart will never have to stand ers are urged to order them soon The shock of palpitation defense guards and “purr” right was also promoted to an assistant to combat rising defense prices on across the campus His puss can battery sponsor 'post in Battery It gets whene'er you hold my hand and to replace those of last year I’m here for the duration "H” replacing Beverly Lewis who be seen here any night according to David C Bagley sweater chairman resigned No need to weep and wail and cry Emblems may be obtained New Sponsors Listed In dreadful lamentation through Bagley Kent Howard or Because our plans have gone awry Class Chairman Burns B Crook-sto- n The four new platoon sponsors I’m here for the duration New students and those are Supernumerary Sponsors Hazel Stoddard Battery "A” Katy returning to college this quarter There’s naught than we can do but are especially advised to obtain Loosle Battery “A” and Dorothy try emblems adds Bagley Foreseeing the probable need in Nielsen Battery “B” As determinTo tind an explanation the national defense program for ed by the original election list Of how and where and when and men trained in winter woodcraft Faye Kloepfer was named to a why the school of forestry is organ iz fourth platoon sponsor post left I’m here for the duration vacant two course by" a to cover unit this promotion ing field Dean Paul M Dunn Dona Bergeson Bernice Batt But what is life without our men? It’s just a sore vexation and Hazel Hiner all taken from The class will consist of a one the election list are the new su- And that is why I moan again hour lecture period to be arrang- pernumerary sponsors Pm here Jor the duration ed and a Saturday laboratory period in Logan canyon In addition g to practice in skiing and the following subject matter will be considered: food supplies and camping equipment packing temporary winter shelters nature lore weather signs and other items Incidental to caring for one’s self In the outdoors during winter previous years and at the end of winter- quarter the ‘KIRK’ HAS budget had been reduced by half This was because each of his fingers in another pie the student body dances during the quarter entailed an The former Aggie librarian L H outlay of $125 for each dance ($75 for the Dansante and Kirkpatrick now doling out books $50 for the orchestra) To continue dances at this price to Utah U bookworms is the stati was impossible so when efforts to reduce this price failed director of the Victory Book other possibilities were looked into campaign The student council considered doing away almost comVictory Book Campaign ? ? ? pletely with dances they contemplated using the Smart you ask Which proves you haven’t been listening to your radio lately gym but delay on finishing the floor put that out of The drive sponsored by too Red the question It was impossible to use the fieldhouse for Cross the USC gotten this arrangement” and the ALA (this both athletic and social events the commons has an last is the American Library As“They have also forgotten that the primary purposes of excellent floor but size is a detering factor there sociation not just a word to splice the library are scholastic Reasoning that the Armory is a state and federal in- In between “pie” and ‘mode’) is rather than social” Tarbet stitution like the college and that students had a legitimate concentrating on collecting books added right to use the property with permission the council to send to soldiers do not old want "Campaigners appealed to the Armory board Though they had warned Mr Lundahl manager of the Dansante that the college magazines encyclopedias dictionaries directories and the like but might have to cut out its weekly dances the council decid- - are clamoring for Book of the ed to continue relations with him-An- d since the Armory Month and Literary Guild titles” could be procured for practically nothing they decided that — end Kirkpatrick quote Aggie they could afford to hold dances at the Dansante on altern- campus VBC is Margaret Henri-que- s of the library staff ating weeks In a conference with Dean Croft Mr Lundahl agreed Books may also be left at the By BERT H NEWMAN to this Dean Croft suggested signing a written agreement Cache County library any SafeWith store Standard the winter quarter well Oil station a but Mr Lundahl “did not think it necessary” Immediately way or may be given to Daniel Beard’s under way the men from the conference Mr Lundahl wrote to Adjutant following the General Williams of the State Armory Board accusing the lads the Boy Scouts of America Forestry building are concentratwhen they call around on Februcollege of entering into direct competition with his busi- ary 7 ing time and effort in bringing Forestry Department ness (This is not true because the college has never held to a climatic ending their plans a general student body dance on Saturday night and it VOTING ON for making the 1942 “Forester’s Announces New Class Artist of the Week last Friwas not a part of the new plan to do so) Week” a dominant theme of campAt any rate the protest was vigorous enough for the day netted the following results: us events Frank Magliocci first place Olga board to cancel the privilege at the Armory Since then Dotson second Ned Stocks The disturbing Atlantic picture the Armory board has given approval for dances until third place Deanplace N A Pedersen blackened further notice but the matter is still pending by the electrifying 5 votes Henriod and S Smith Harris is asking the entire student body to cooperate votes Deschamps 2 votes Hum-pher- events in the Pacific intensifies the 1 vote need for more robust activities in stating that “nothing would suit us better than to have a delegation of students go to Salt Lake and present our It reminds us of last year when our campus programs It is urgent case to the Armory board” Many student factions are “The Bat” broke ai’ ' sting records that we keep our sense of proof the school clamoring for reprisals promising to boycott the Dansante and perspective To this portion on Saturday night as well as proposing to hold student BOY YOU CAN end the Foresters are meeting the body functions in the future in the fieldhouse Commons give me a shine IK skunks as an opportunity to do building or even in the Main hall Some are arguing that scented Main hall with shoe polish challenge a Saturday night is the best night for a student body dance and the result was an influx ot national duty What the Axemen and are proposing that forthcoming dances be held on gIeammg shod miIitary men coeds have done are doing and will df and professors on the campus At to contribute to the success of the Saturday a shot the proceeds go week’s program encompasses plans inaugurated by Chief Forester Mar has come to America We who toward buying defense stamps Freddie Imhof and Assistant Chief have been peace-lovinwho have never CRASHING Busche under whose superanother of the h£etofore Koche wanted to fight must now do battle vision plans will be operated to preserve our “way of life” In this exclusively masculine fields Vada This is a program that has amply battle for preservation there are two M Smith is the only woman stuThe course is open to all student to in the department tested the ingenuity of every fronts : one wherever our army and of radio register in the history of the colman On every jpb dents of the college hut regisnavy carry the colors and the other at lege the Freshman the Junior the trant must be able to furnish home is our concern their own skiing equipment A A Driggs Idaho product she’s a Senior and the repreSophomore None of us will hesitate to answer the call to arms major in secretarial science and sent the first battery line whose small fee will be charged for trans when it comes — but if that call does not come then we since she took a class in radio efforts are thrown into the task portation All those wishing to must serve in another capacity We must maintain the electricity she’s minoring in radio of keeping the program as free register for the course should norma! life about us we must fight against war hysteria and considering switching to it from defects and critisms as tpeet in Room 104 of the Forestry building Friday at noon their resources permit fear and wild rumor we must pursue the regular routine f ofa her major oi our lives and preserve those things that make up our VIA ACP Regional Foresters at the helm comes a subtle piece of irony of planning unit activities are “way of life” “Our way of life” is made up of our schools our that cuts close to the open wounds Norval Kitchen ( construction comPEAK BARBER SHOP churches our homes our social life our culture — music of struggling councilmen and class mittee) Rex Hampton (forestry-Engineofficers who to have watch for the literature theater radio and so on If our schools are old Nagel and E J Palmer Mayhem) Jim O'Toole bugaboo Bill ineligibility Mathews every Frell (assembly) even or Props our destroyed impaired churches fall into quarter if Zink decay if our homes cease to be the nursery of American One of Ohio’s numerous colleges LarsonKen Hampton and Willard 36 West 1st North Logan ideals if our culture becomes no longer the expression we forget which one recently put and the property of all— the front line battle will out a booklet on student activities Featured as typical students of have been won in vain Upon those of our school who have answered and will college in a picture on the front answer the call to arms we heap our benedictions To cover of the booklet were a girl who had flunked out and a felthose who cannot we say: Yours is the second line of de- low who fense upon jou rests the burden of maintaining a society universityhad transferred to another will to which the soldier want to return yours is a duty BINDINGS SKI sometimes dull frequently commonplace but always vital' yours must be the task of keeping alive the heritage that GLOVES SOCKS ETC civilization Las driven to us It can be done but it will and calm deliberate action thinking require Popular Stjles! I his is another in thi Student Life series of auest editorials The uuest writer this week preferred that his name not he disclosed how- - knock-knee- d Robert E Corey to the ranking of cadet lieutenant colonel and commandant of the First Battalion headed the list of advance ments and promotions for winter quarter as announced Wednesday by Major Ben B Blair regimental adjutant’ Corey replaces Simon L Baker who failed to return to college winter quarter Cadet Captain Preston D John ‘O’he gift still YIELDS AN 1N00ME AND EVERY STUDENT AT W&LMAY BE SAID' TO RECEIVE FROM GEORGE WASHINGTON A SOM TOWARD HIS EDUCATION no n I’m Major Names New Officers WORTH mess! s is Although ruthless warfare far the many being waged along flung battle lines and the immediate aim of both the Allied and Axis nations is victory peace and the post war world-arbeing disso cussed widely And rightly Whenever nations are engaged in war it is much easier for men to give their lives and the civilian population to make sacrifices if people can visualise a better world after the conflict has subsided Will the peace written after this war seek to eliminate warfare? grab some This we can only ponder air-rai- “ DONATED TO WHAT IS NOW WASHINGTON AND LEE COLLEGE cry com The final re suit was that A they staged a Hickman very successful affair in the Commons Under the moniker of “Club Promenade" the committee worked out an effective night-clu- b theme using the cafeteria the reception room and both the lounges We don't see why it couMn’t Seldom has school spirit made itself elaoo-rat- e more evident than at the assembly last work just asaswell on a lersstudent a genera! wn Friday when Socials Chairman Pick body scale £I dance That is if Hie ' iow Hands announced that the dance that you have it now you don’t” Armevening would be held in the fieklhouse ory again becomes unavailable U0UO16CT0SS instead of the Armory as had been Right now though we have it and the Openhouse dance is schedpreviously announced Harris’ announcement was particu- uled there for tomorrow night larly perplexing because it followed closely an earlier an- The State Armory board telephoned permission last Friday afternouncement that arrangements had been made to hold dances weekly and alternately at the Dansante noon with the stipulation that we use it for our dances until and Armory Harris accompanied his announcement with could we were instructed othc wise If an explanation of the entire affair but for those of you the suspense doesn't get us we’re who were not there here are the facts involved: destined for a quarter of good Last fall the socials budget was cut 50 percent from inexpensive dances pant-leg- 6eoR6eWasuwgTom got sig It Strictly unofficial word comes from Washington telling us what to do in case of an air raid OK so the Japs haven’t heard of Logan i at we've heard of them and wu e ready for anything 1 When the bombs start drop(It doesn't ping run like h matter where as long as you run) Buy your track shoes before they’re on a priority 2 Take advantage of opportuni-- ’ d ties afforded you when sirens sound the warning of attack Quick as a flash came the answer "It must be my peting with private enterprise what a Itau Anderson Dane Palmer Genevieve Johnson Doretta Salisbury Maxine Hurgnvne Proof Eilitor JoPeth Johnson AN idtsoe Wum UupoiteiR Ohe ketts It-ii Sincer Domlle 01tn Don How Ramona ilainaiet Tmo fbiLnn Jiwaiia Neheker Aribs Reth Mimmott Daio’d Johnson Don Bow on sualc Eia Hunsaker Rex PlowProof Desk Beth Wakley Marjorie RHI man Uvul koail Duiant McCowm Juno Stocks Eac taan- kNt Howard Genie! 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