Show Summer School Heads Release Schedule For 1912 Sessions ilume Utah Future Farmers Arrive Thursday For Year’s Conclave Twenty-nin- e STUDENT LIFE LOGAN UTAH Al’KIL 8 Number 19-1- 2 uniors Promenade With leschamps Watland Present FFA Chapt ers tegular Assembly Program Hold Annual State Meet ogers Sponsors irst Utah State Suo-Pia- High School Students Attend Convention Recital no Class Completes Plans For Friday Social recital the first of be attempted on to ever tpe i 'campus by students will be Session Features building Training Courses 48 o Merrill Direct Utah State’s Summer Scho the Building around the theme “Melody Memories” class of ’43 is finishing the construction of decorations this week and adding final touches to preparations for the annual Junior Prom to be held Friday night in the Commons Approximately ISO delegates from high school Future Farmer chapters in the state will arrive on the campus this evening for the state FFA conannual three-da- y vention which will be held in the Rural Arts Building tomorrow tudents To Play imous Numbers ernone: in Latest development Prom plans is the announcement by the junior class that the navy men on the campus are invited to attend the formal reports Karma Hill chairman of the Prom committee Admission tickets will be $225 and may be obtained at the secretary’s office or City Drug Assistants Named Assisting Hill on the Prom committee are: Bill Batt decorations Jane Moss entertainment Ruth Woriton assisted by publicity Bryce Roe and Stan Anderson Clinton Nelson and programs favors Dick Call assembly assisted by Bob Caine LaMar Monroe and Florence Crane Emma Martin and Elaine Adams refreshments and Henrietta Jones and Merrill Dailies housing of guests Music for the Prom will be provided by Ed Stoker and his orchestra and the whole of the Commons building will be utilized for the dance including the cafeteria terrace and the upper lower and reception lounges Dress is strictly formal but corsages are out of order and will be checked at the door The affair will start at 9 pm Aid With Decorating All members of the junior class arc aiding with the decorations wh cb are being constructed in the f’- house this week under the an ilon of Bill Batt Decorations will extend throughout the entire Commons building Under the direction of Ruth Worlton advertising for the Prom ha extended from stickers sav-- a n£s banks and neon signs to announcements and news- PaPer publicity in state local and school papers Patrons and patronesses for the evening are: President and Mrs E G Peterson Mr and Mrs C G Adney Dean and Mrs Jack Croft Dean Caroline M Hendricks Mr and Mrs John E Hill Mr and Mrs H D Call and Mr and Mrs Arthur Allen Special courses in education business training will be feati of the annual summer session Utah State June 8 to July Professor Milton R Merrill di tor of the session announced week Jacobsen Supervises Trainir These training classes will under the supervision of the scl of education directed by Dean A Jacobsen Dr Brewster and Zeran of the United States fice of Education will particij in an extensive program in 'Gi ance in Education Professor J rill reported Dr Elbert K Fretwell of teachers' college at Columbia i versity in New York City prorr ent national authority on exl curricular activities and guida will present lectures at the i sion Elementary education will covered by Mrs Natalie Robin Cole of Los Angeles author “The Arts in the Classroom" Offers Secretarial Course Further educational training ' be given by Dr E G Blackst' Coming up the steps of the Commons after a final survey of of the University of Southern C are Hill Karma Prom chairman and Bill Batt preliminary plans fornia in Los Angele In conn chairman of decorations for the annual social event tion with Dr Blackstone’s gram the college will offer a c centratcd course of eleven we in stenography and typewrit for students interested in prep ing themselves for work in neds '’of secretarial science Two special weeks of train will be presented during the s sion this year the Summer Scb for Coaches directed by E Romney head of college athlet and the English Teachers C “A" day annual workday on the Outlining events for “A” day ference of which Dr Wallace Vickers is chairman Aggie campus wjl bp held April Dick Harris general chairman of 29 announces Dick Harris student the event today named committee chairmen for the various activities We Won-Axemen council member in charge of the annual workday Blue Key national service fraFollowing cleanup work in the No ternity has finished a survey of forenoon luncheon will be served campus needs From these the to all workers on the quad by the "A” day committee has selected " they called it F Spurs sophomore service organizaprojects and assigned students to tion under after the annual Engii day night the direction of Elizasupervise them as follows: laying beth Cali At 1 — pm the annual er dance the signal for the e the rest of the cement walk from “A" day assembly will be held in of feuding between the vaunt the industrial arts building down the amphitheater ebairmaned by campus rivals the Engineers a to the winding student pathway Jim O’Toole and the Foresters Murray Morgan Preston Olsen: constructing a Like every other year since t in Sorority the relays stadium walk from the south parking lot wall be next on the list of activi- rivalry existed everyone had th Up the steps directly behind the ties directed by Deb Young Fol- opinion as to who had won t engineering building Ray Hugie eve like year’s battle — and Clear the stumps from the south lowing this Coach E L Romney other has arranged a football game year first one side and th in campus front of the industrial During the half the new Spurs the other had the upper hand arts building and plant grass in will be announced During Foresters Week the t the rough spots and improve the The sophomores have and transit carriers stole t challenged pod park lot behind the Commons the freshmen to a sandbag rush at thunder of the axemen when th building and m front of the dormi- 4 pm led by their respective stole Peggy Bennion eelebrati tory John Hall clean up scrap be Cr°°kSt°n 3nd queen and James O'Tooele typic forester Then at the opening h?ps and wound CenNelaonn8 engineering and defense building Additional committee members the Engd”eer Week the sponso Ned Clyde construct bridge over include: Keith Boyer assistant of activitics copped top honors the ditch by the rural arts buildchairman general Steve Bosan the ing Harold Cowley rake and From then on through t Russ Stoker level ground around the field house amplifying system Foresters took over — in the bra and on the lower portion of 'the Anderson' battle for intellectual suprema ticketa Loiinne o J°t secretary the Forester's campus took a decisi Dyn Larson publicity tin victory— in the assembly momentarily captured student a — tention and then put the clinch on at the dance when they preser ed their oyn floor show before li startled Engineers Added up it’s the Engineers physical prowess — the Forester in intelligence—and a toss up downright mischievousness through Saturday When state FFA president Alden Fillmore calls the opening session to order tomorrow morning he will address the smallest body that has assembled for such a convention ay instru-itu- l for more than ten years The reaIBs LuDean Rogers music instructor and spon-o- f son for the cut in attendance the pianists will also parti-it- e from 650 to 150 is the war priorion the program according to ties on farm labor gasoline and tires G Homer Durham chairman m he college assembly committee Participate At Sessions ” concert has learsing for the Upon the suggesion of state offor the past n under way ficials convention leaders invited each ith only two delegates from IMan famous Numbers chapter candidates for state farmWatland will er awards and the respective leschamps and a the recital with Louis Sugar-i'- s chapter supervisors These along with specially invited guests and “Spanish Nights" followed the famous 'Gould arrangement speakers will participate in the “Flight of general sessions slated for each Humble Bee” The two num-- l morning and in the various judgin the second group arc ing contests in the afternoons Flat Major" iltz in I) by Important subjects to be discussed dui'ing the convention arc by Miller ipm ami arranged FFA cooperation in “Food for "Rush Hour in Hong' Kong” Freedom" program the defense Abram Chasins will pre-- t Plans for Utah State’s fifteenth stamp drive and the drive to reOgers and Watland claim the third group which will scrap iron State FFA annual horse show were furthured mle the “Concerto in A Minor" Supervisor Mark Nichols and State this week with entries coming in Vocational Educational Education from various exhibitors in Utah Grieg and “for Que te Vas?” Director L R Humpherys will and Idaho state Alvin C Warnick a Cuban ly Do You Go?) serve as an advisory council dur- chairman of the show lie written by Lecuona and ing the conclave mged by Frederic Dion Grieg's Sponsored by the Ag club the As a forerunner of the con- show will be staged in the Aggie nrerto m A Minor" is famous vention present and former of- fieldhouse May 13 and will feature a piano solo with orchestral ficers of the state FFA organizavariety of events Scheduled for unpaniment tion made a tour during the past the afternoon are the livestock Prominent In Affairs week of all the FFA chapters in fittings and showing on the quad exchamps a junior from the state Making this trip were halter classes sheep dog demonhas been prominent in the following all of which are stration and coed cow milking pus activities since her eom-t- o now enrolled at the college: Lynn contest Featured in the evening Utah State as a sophomore d Mortenson Blaine Welling Alden will be d be fall of 1940 During the past Kenneth jumpers hunters Fillmore Wells Allred fine harness she has served as associate Cardon Rulon Woodbury Law- slock horses and pleasure horses rman of the public service rence Baker Rodger Sevy Melvin One of the highlights will be the iau Tholman and Howard Barron a sorority riding contest sophomore though only land who is from Tremonton During the week of the horse show all Ag club members will already played two recitals Duchof Ft II Jestes Weston wear cowboy togs on the campus coming to college esne a former trainee und assistaccording to Warnick Tropics and awards to be given ant instructor in aircraft engine at the show will be donated by the mechanics at the college defense business men of Salt Lake and training school left Logan Satur- Exhibitors from Provo Winter quarter report cards will Ogden A day for the Spokane Trade School j aV'ailuble at the Registrar's Sait Lake Ogden Biigham City ir Spokane Washington where he office around the middle of next Garland Logan Preston and IdaDue to a conflict in dates with has received an appointment as week Registrar William Bell an- ho Falls have entered the classes “A” Day activities the Awards ut my dear don’t you think aircraft nounced yesterday engine instructor assembly date has been postponed "We are behind rather scurvy?" schedule in After completing the aircraft and will be announced later ac) he doesn't look like Charles engine training program a few issuing the report cards this quartcording to Dr Joel E Ricks months ago Jestes was appointed er because several professors and chairman of the Awards and nd I've danced no how assistant instructor in the Ogden instructors were slow in turning Scholarship committee d I murder the word I’ve Air Depot training program at the in their grades" Mr Bell said Applications for the “Class of to “We them have I do mean tripped held expect ’27" and the Johansen scholarships ready which position he college Thurs-ou him before Really Rerlha or however by Wednesday must be in Dr Ricks’ office by untji a week ago Before leaving quite sure you know what for hls new j0j he completed pre- - day" Fieshmen wishing to purchase Monday April 13 Applications for e Cards will be distributed as usual class sweaters to take doing?? iiminary arrangements may place orders these awards have been disappoint3uld it be you’re jealous? My Lje mechanics at two or three different locations in the upper lounge of the Com- ingly few in the past” stated Dr aircraft engine ss is not to be belittled arranged in alphabetical order mons until Friday according to Ricks “I think students should licensing examination neither is $225 these days George Nelson freshman president be more aware of these “plumbs" I took to praying I don't The sweater whiih has been given each year for so little efwhat good “now I lay me chosen by the freshmen as class fort” Dr Ricks continued to sleep’ did but it was all The "Class of ’27" scholarship garb is guardsman blue and is on cw I also invested in a in Ihe upper lounge this is a $125 award given for the best display ) of BI and a most ravish-neresearch paper in any school The week states Nelson shade of lipstick Frosh class garb will arrive in winner will he announced this ical Glamour I think time to be featured during the spring in the awards assembly The "’hat really snared him" Blue Key national honorary men’s service annual freshman week slated for Johansen scholarships of $40 each of Members " it datling isn’t he quite and junior April 27 to May 1 Artists aie now is given on the basis of scholarfraternity began an appraisal oftothethesophomore Jn’t but me you green-eyeselection oi new working on the emblem which will ship and need week preparatory classes this 'e He may not be in class A“Junior students are given a be a modernistic in design announces Blue Jacobsen Key president e he does have in these awards in that preference hangnails and members Eldon of mem-f the Recommendations miic but in these days who’s must have one year of resi- George Nelson they frosh prexies headdence work and in two years they impluin? He's a date to the bership committee which is ed by Aaron Amacher calls for will a and I caught him" have demonstrated the selection of around five new ability more fully" Dr additional members now and the Ricks concluded number next fall Jacobsen said and State 12 Utah debaters political As membership now stands irpe science majors made plans this vacancies will be left by graduatStudent week for the Of ing seniors It is expected that Legislature to be held in the State “After Dark" Dion two or more of the juniors will Capitol Building in Salt Lake City melodrama of London also be absent from the ranks later this month “Melody Memories” Junior life in 1868 is well under rett Thorpe noted artist and next fall Tentative plans are to Tentative plans for the annual Prom there will also be the istruclor at the college open-- 5 fill part of the vacancies now and way and the production dales conclave theme of the assembly Friaccording to Debate have been set for the week second week of work Mon-o- n finish the membership up to the Coach Evan B Murray provide Three fall quarter artists of the day under the direction of 3f April 25 announces Prothe mural which he is quota of 20 next fall o of week Alice Randall Frank Magli-accthat the delegation from each he Prom committee Marge fessor Floyd T Morgan nS for use in the new Provo Another departure from the old the three participating colleges and Shirley Francis’ will be Paulson student body officer Jffice method of selecting new memproducer director and set Utah State University of Utah and featured at the Tuesday student in charge of assemblies an- designer painting which measures bers is that of having members Brigham Young university shall musical according to Dr Wallace Cast for the melodrama feet four inches wide and suggest possible applicants rather suggest one topic for discussion J Vickers program chairman With Dick Call in charge includes: Robort Anderson leen feet four inches long than having all apply who wish to meet mock Then at the Randall contralto will be soloist ind VaNyle Evans as master have Toolson Morris s the Burns the set-After so do suggestions early exploration adbe bills or for shall resolutions the will series while Francis of ceremonies the prograni Karl Taylor Dick and industrialization of been collected this week the apvanced by their respective sponsors play a flute solo and Magliacco will feature a preview of Bateman Marjoiic Hansen Thorpe expects to have it plicants will he assigned topics- - for and be debated in committee and will perform at the piano and on he Prom and will include: and Professor Morgan There by October 1 written essays and the selections generally assembly session just as the clarinet The latter was Fall Wasserman Irving is one girl's role yet to be piano Present only the rough out-°- f made on the basis of scholarship the regular state legislature enacts quarter artist at Utah State as selections and ’ast activities the painting appear on laws determined in student balloting tnvas in charcoal clurcater gented by Blanche Deschamps Shirley Watland during the Ular faculty assembly pro-- m at 11 a m in the auditorium Shirley Watland Alden Fillmore Rimsky-Korsakow- 's Entries Arrive For Annual Ag Show Ma-Ida- Blanche Deschamps three-gaite- Aircraft Graduate Rates Appointment Registrar’s Office Releases Grades e Chairman Postpones Matters Awards Assembly Prom Date Greenling Officers Harris Announces Campus Projects For Annual Workday A’ Chairman Names Workers Lay Walks Student Committees Improve Grounds Rivals Say “Even-steven- !“enanc:e Place Jacket Orders trip-an- Discuss Final Promenade Plans ' Blue Key Eyes Juniors Sophomores Before Selecting 1943 Members ' Slam-a-Re- e Lutz Plowman Edit Frosh Paper School High Day Features Week d -l Morgan Schedules Production Dates For “After Dark Begins Work Provo Painting Bouei-eault- Debaters Make Plans For School Congress c Artists Fall Term 's Perform At Musical two-da- it y Friday Assembly Features Theme Of Junior Prom reports C°mp eted Tuesday Lutz and Plowman have both on the regular ‘Student Life" staff dur-!aar Lutz as a sports the neWS staff The duo will °" cooperate as rrosh Week" publicity chairmen as well as One of the main attractions of e week as planned by Nelson and hls associate class officers wdl be the arrival of the new Class of 45 sweaters which have already been ordered The sweaters are to be of guardsman blue and will be speciai events durin been active as reporters '"18" rur'1 Committee Selects Junior Class Garb Committee for the selection i junior class garb were named Fr day in class meeting according t Fred Allen president The committee is getting sample and bids on various styles an materials in sweaters and Jacket! The class will then choose thel garb by popular vote If enough of the juniors wan jackets the orders will be place in time to wear the garb t£ spring as well as during the ewtta year statci Allen Wft fwnsai of the class must 4 ght chase jackets before ordered he adfcv Nvv Those for tr Jim 'J’4 Among the special events of the will be the High School Senior Guest Day on May I when the college plays host to visiting seniors and the Freshman student-bod- y assembly that afternoon and Marta dance that evening week te JVnf ' |