Show No School Next Tuesday It’s :$ Decoration Day 'om Volume 'PluOy-- c e tion the de- - Students May Sign For Buzzers Wednesday All Day XL Utah State Agricultural College Powers Thai Be Council Has May 25 194 Navy Leaves 1844-4- 5 Campus In Full Circle just For i d lien's Miss 1944-4- 5 Number 1 Early August Ludlow Takes Gavel From Prexy Lewis For Coming- Year USAC Radio School Gains High Rating According to newly elected student body president Dan Ludlow council positions for tne coining year have been recently filled and members will assume active duties at the beginning of fall quarter Students and college officials were caught oif guard this week when Iiesident E (1 Peterson announced that he had received official word from the navv department that the Logan naval radio training station on the campus has received its last contingent Ot tiainees The communique went on to re-- 1 eal that ihis last group of men will conclude operations here on about August o Twenty-Si- x Hines Address Baccalaureate Highlight 1944 Commencement Seniors Parade Gives Message By Candlelight Wednesday Eve In National Survey With final exams scheduled As we approach the closing of and contracts lor niture work the present year at the College I desire to express to the students signed 150 graduating senS to my tleeP appreciation of the iors are completing plans l’or of the fne spirit which has the several major events of characteri“ y°ur activities durReplacing Anne Ryan as awards commencement week annual the Forrest year Jean ing Barbaia ilmn man is on the We Iook OW forward next t0 Aggie campus councilman year one year fieshman Traditional candlelight ceremony opportunities and responsibilities elect Assuming the responsibilit)ad will open commencement events which i think will surpass any in ies of campus publications will be our history Whether the war is1 Rith-ud- s Wednesday according to class vice r a thiee year councilman Jean over in Europs or not by fall stu- president Josephine Foulger Beni-or- s Caiol Sal gent gives up this has will meet m front of he Main dents including our own returntake to immediately position sbad building at 7 pm Curiyug lighted In spite of the fact that when ing veterans will begin to flood charge of elections which have tapers they will tour the campus xico these men leave the college there back to college Even now men are been handled by Maiy Maughan stopping at the various buildings returning from the armed forces 26 will be no more armed torees trainthe past year MOW STUDENT BODY OFFICIOUS at Utah Slate are: burn i leil to rigid Jean Richards at the rate of 700000 per month Prospective graduates from the Next year's assemblies are to be ing units oil the campus college adet fields of study carried on inside Carol "'argent Adelle Venn Barbara Jean Forrest Katherine Jenkins front row Clixie McAlister by officiaL weie optimistic concern- There are tremendous deficits to planned and presented weekly m each building will give reminisbe made up in trained men and Dan Ludlow anil Patsy Barber Clixie McAlister as ing USAC participation in educacent speeches of study within the tional training of in women in agriculture in engineerthe Frances Montrose relinquishes the PRES E G PETERSON building during the past four years the army schooling program and in ing trades and industries home h of position To head socia's for Utah in the arts and sciences ilines economics one Speaks veteran year been the rehabilitation has assigned proAggies in business in the teaching proShe Frank T Adele Bng Gen Hines councilman Young gram director the U S veteian’s bureau The army air forces student pro- - fession in forestry and range and past vice - president replaces in all related civiPan will to return leadership the campus after 24 Martha Peterson in her duties gram is on its last lap at the col-- i To The Eligible years to address the giaduating In her one year council position lege and earlier the civil engineer-- j To those eligible for college the class in commencement exercises ing unit left Logan Thus all of the Katherine Jenkins will promote all should go out as America 1944-4scheduled for 10 r ra Saturday in seivieemen will have left the USAC wor special events of the year Comes assumes the greatly larger measthe college auditorium General by early August Past events of the present year Hines withdrew from USAC in 7 The naval station at Logan one ure of leadership in the worid On have been under the direction of Will Be Chosen By 1898 to enlist for service in the of 12 such units operating in the which the logic of present events Daren Blanchard To assume the war and lose Twelve new jrembers of Alpha nation will be closed along with makes inevitable that we will need secretarial duties of Bonnu Jones many thousands more than u7e Sigma Nu were announced Wed- from the rank of sergeant to comes Patsy Barber and receivDue to delays all along the line other similar setups the navy anThe position of associate editor captain by 1908 By 1917 he was nounced This program has ad- - have ever needed before hundreds ing the gavel from Dale Lewis of the Student Life the 1944 Buzzer will not be out vanccd to such an extent that of thousands in the same aggre- nesday in the senior class assem- a full colonel and three years later during the to president past student body were The announcements attained the rank of brigadier- school year has been given until June 7 according to Ruth future instruction will be carried gate to minister to our national life bly govern the student body is Presi- coming made by Anne Ryan Alpha Sigma general a rank he held until he on at existing navy radio schools and our great industrial develop-mealso Vo Marian Carlisle according to will Ludlow Marie Richardson editor dent Ludlow made and to enable us with our Nu vice president for this year by Editor feigned to become associated with The first military students to handle the budget until a future announcement This delay will make necessary developments of the U S merNancy Crookston At the same Nu an arrive on the campus the boys in great allies to fulfill our inter- is councilman is elected next year honorary chant Alpha Sigma the mailing of the books All marine time she made known the stublue will be the last to leave national obligations of senior composed fraternity He was awarded an LLD degree dents chosen to fill the major edistudents who wish their The program w’as organized in Urges Student The twelve seniors outstanding at Utah State in June 1919 an torial positions on the paper staff I urge every student in the books mailed to them will have to March 1942 and has graduated an Doutre members are chosen on tile basis LLD at Lincoln Memorial As yet however the business ‘verage of 100 men monthly since leSe to be a missionary to carry name with address and their Harrogate Tennessee in 1927 word to all whom you know of scholarship activities and pcr-jmanager has not been appointed As that time General Hines' most recent proDorothy Myers business manager by the publications board Di Peterson declared that the w° are eligible to enter college sonality blem haq been the rehabilitation At USAC Miss Carlisle is a member of Students failing to register will C0Jkge expects a small unit oi next oNvv particularly is the In the past years this orgamz-- j of moie than 500000 persons alChi Omega and served last year own our a to time for claims forfeit on their who later will be yearbook ation has been composed of six ready discharged from the Georgenc Doutre of Logan was as society editor of Student Life army There will be a table in the main enrolled from tins region — our own youth to see clearly the future senior women and six senior men and named "Talent Find of the Year” and associate editor of the Buzzer navy in tms war for physical which awaits them if they are This he army b°ysin an in to due the students at Utah State last Friday hall Wednesday where year however disabilities Continuing on in the same posiprepared Utah Idaho Wyoming shortage of men on the campus training program the year's tion assembly featuring as she held this year will be may register if they wish to have states have un- -' ten women and two fellows were Flubne lx aledictorian and Students the armed in service neighboring to weekly talent finds according their books sent to them Jeanne Forsgren as hews editor K Joy Nelson Hulme will deliver rehabilitation program are enter- an unusually large proportionate chosen service Lucille Hatch Hazel Stoddard public Local students may obtain their ing for education will take over the the valedictorian's address during the share of exceptional hereditary through chairman Chosen fill to office of the books by calling for them at the veterans' educational editorship of the feature page commencement exercises Diplomas facilities If quality thus fitting these youth She was presented the first prize while the Nu president was college bookstore after June 7 society page will be will be presened by President E G the bill providing for the educa- for the leadership which is just Alpha Sigma of ten dollars by Sylvan Erickson Burns B Crookston Burns re“Scribble” Utah State's literary tion of these men goes into effect ahead of us under the direction of Carla Rae Peterson Pieceding the exercises turned to school this quarter a 15 representing the Kiwanis club Winn Dorothy Simpson as copy magazine will be off the press these men may have the opportuniRestore O’d Quarters minute community song rest Second place winner was Gloria in a For the after which Ediyear army staff the to serving completes early next week according ty to It is planned to restore old quar- He wfts a member of the student oused on the womens chorus will college as regular Hanson of Logan pianist who tor Ann Murdock Students may students thus far been appointed The oc directed by W H ters to the various departments and council last Manning Second the by and Rhapsody played year serving as pu'o-- I obtain copies Monday Tuesday positions of sports editor The school at Utah State was one the civilian program will go ahead lhe same day a reception at the was licutions chairman Biahms She was given a five proof editor have not as yet been sophomore s Wednesday or Thursday between ot the first units activated in the under full steam when the fall class freshman class president home will honor gradudollar prize president filled however the hours of 9 a m and 3 p m nation and a recent rating placed quarter begins on September 25 ates paicnts alumni and (acuity of Men’s As a reward for moving the secretary president These students are now acting in the main hall under the clock it third in standards ol‘ between 330 to 530 pm a all I wisn May you pleasant awards 1942-4student annual efficiency The 3 council and rebody piano Professor W H Manning on the paper and will be next There is no charge for the mag- Utah State was considered for the and profitable summer Smith tqieaKs Sunduy in ceived Award Blue the head of the vocal music departheld was Key staff May new' the Tuesday with banquet year together azine but students must have their course largely because of the 1942 for the outstanding freshman ment was named to third place Sunday at 10 am in the college members to be chosen 23 at the Bluebird student body cards splendid radio school that existed controlto freshman The vice presidency of Alpha auditorium George Albert Snmh inGeorgcne of the chairman awards Features tlie at Anne time magazine such training facilities Ryan sang "Crying Water” She also Sigma Nu goes to Martha Peter- piesident of the quorum of twelve and art were needed and toastmistress presented the clude: shoit stories poetiy son this year’s student body vice Apostles of the LDS church will sang a leading role in the opera Chi "A” point medals to the follow - woik by college students 'Martha” recently presented at president Martha is past presi- deliver the address at annual bacC To Other staff membeis besides mg students who have earned 200 the USAC She is a graduate of dent of Spurs sophomore class calaureate services 7 he USAC Theur-o- r are: Anna Murdock Editor Anne Murdock Funeial rites Thursday eulogiz- vice president and a member of orchestia will provide activity points Logan High and has been outpreliminary editor associate Harry Mared Harry C Parker superintenmusic uudei the diiection oi ProPhi Upsilon Omicron For the second consecutive year Dorothy Myeis Anne Ryan standing in musical activities both Women To editor Nancy business of Anne at and dent ian and Carlisle N fessor W ill Kennedy grounds is buildings first Christiansen She took school and Lhe Chi Omega sorority college high Other members chosen were Crookston art editor Doiothy MyUtah State and civil leader in in Anne Dale Lewis student body Candidates for the degree of afliliated with Chi Omega social place honors in the sorority Kennedy AWS councilman Inez circulation ers manager of died Cache who installation conducted the Valley recently chairman of Coed Day and re Master of Science are Maori ty Wilford scholarship competition on Utah and Barabaia Carter illness Of special interest to all women following an Other contestants were Kathleen Slate campus when the Chi Omega tile student body offieeis for the Dalpiaz and Eileen Tolman Barmedal Hazel Dean Fiischkneckt and Ira F redof a cipient Mr typists who has supervised Stoddard Parker of the campus especially those erick Robe s ill the School of Stanton of Grace Idaho Farrel piesulent Afton Hall was pre- coming year public service chairman Dr John C Carlisle was the bara Laney and Luella McCulloch women students who are candi- construction and maintenance Bonna Jones student body secre- Agriculture Raymond L iiheese Tibbels of Lewiston Roma Neilson sented with the scholarship trophy Prowas advisor art staff Faculty m the school of arts and sciences dates for graduation is the special work at Utah State since 1936 was of Preston guest speaker lor the evening and Buzzer busiIdaho Jean Sant of at the annual Greek Swing Sing fessor Ira N Hayward II Reuben meeting which will be held in the noted throughout the state for his tary Dorothy Myers Naica Richardson Dickson in the Cliflon Idaho Annette Bickmore Earl ness The Chi Omegas averaged 2106 his commendable words added "Hap” manager In charge of pho- Reception room Commons building engineering and agricultural work Reynolds was ot commerce of Logan and LcKoy Lorraine Musulas of in the tabulation according to tile much to the occasion outstanding athlete and stuon Friday at 1 pm Born in Wellsvilie Febiuary 15 dent intramural manager Patsy Alfred Blazer and Maurice Nutiall tied with tography Small cei tificates Brigham and Maxine Griggs of dean of women Caroline M Hendin 18S1 he was reared and attended Barber the school of education Under the direction of Maj blue ribbons were found at each Salt Lake City student body secretary-elec- t ricks From the school of arts and Dilwoith S Wooley and Lt Elean school there Mr Parker entered Alta Jolley Junior class Judges were N W Christiansen Runnerup in the race for honors place listing the amount of points Goes or McAuliffe sciences candidates for the degree the meeting will Utah State and was graduated secretary Carol Sargent Thelma Fogelherg ami King in scholastic aveiages Alpha Chi each student had earned and atcenter around discussion of op- later with a bochelor of science de- councilman Ruth Marie Richard- ot bachelor oi science are Roaert Hendricks Omega came a close second with tractive blue and white programs To portunities for young women in the gree in mining engineering from son Buzzer editor and Mary M Arnell Margniet Mary Bartholan average of 1SJ5 It was revealed and “A” adorned place cards carThis will not be Harvard Returning to Logan fol- White junior class vice president omew Margaret Maughan Ashton Miss Bertha Johnson head of army corps by Dean Hendricks that the Kappa ried on the traditional Aggie spirhe taught the department of clothing and ordinary recruiting however but lowing graduation Delta sorority and the Alpha Chi it Alternates chosen were Dorothy Dean L Gunderson Wynn C Earl Maxine Burgoyne Harold E in the classes for so specialized 16 for lecruiting Aggie college very army left Utah textiles at had averages To Miller and Elva Oldroyd May Daines grade Omegas Charlotte Dale Henriod Survivors include Mrs Parker Illinois where she at- services and should be of interest dose that it resulted in a near Chicago the on numbers program Other NOTICE Alta Naomi Johnson Lucille Shepto all women whether they antici and three daughters Mrs J W Meetingtended a clothing and textile contie for second place the Kappa were the featured address by CoLaFoliette of Denver Mrs J M lder M Pickett flute quartette by herd Helen Beatrice Kimball Anne Two prominent: faculty memoers Deltas having an average of 1948 pate joining or not There will be no assembly Fri- ference Murcock Norman L Dean Hendricks urges all wo Pederson of Los were and The four-daAngeles conference of cloth- The cup was presented to the day The Senior assembly which granted sabbatical leaves Leah Holmstead Dorothy Biad-sha- M Picket Lieonnie Perry Calder and increase in rank was approved Chi Omegas by Lois Adams pan Janeui Villet schedmed for Friday was ing and textile workers represents men candidates for graduation to Mrs John Wtezler of Port and Dean Glenna Phyllis for six other and impoitant geles all former Sederholm vocal trio by Mary Dons Eugenia Wright Kathryn members of the hellenic council president and also movcd up to Wednesday in order forty and western attend this Washington Bowen Bunen Sherwm M Macser meeting faculty at a recent meeting of the president of Theta Upsilon prominent Aggie students colleges that the faculty could attend Leone Haight Beth Corry and board of trustess Maughan and Mary Louise and a string tiio Mary Littie Thirza Hale Rector Mrs Caroline M Hendricks number by Evangeline Ream LuSchool of dean of women was granted a cille Roylance and Reva Ander- W Anderson agriculture Woodrow leave of absence to attend the UniDean R Bicycle-Riding son Verne Hoffman Russell Iigham T JohnLos versity of California at Invocation was given by Gene son Orson D Mohlman Edward Angeles where she will do guidance Frances benediction and Funk by Rice Jr Alva Crosby Snow and personnel study A sabbatical ”1 Am an American Day” was Montrose leave was approved for Miss Una observed Frank Winn and Marlowe Sunday at the Logan Vermillion associate professor ot LDS Institute amid a riot of colorLyndon Wood was Dr School of Engineering indwtrta institutional management to do ful flags Feature of the program He’s the guy you voted for nmj copying a snappy piece out of the class the following Monday Moyle popular professor contest and trades: William Woodrow Bulresearch work in institutional man- which was held at 4 pm was a now he bears the glorified title of Reader’s Digest 1924 issue It's Q didn't say a word On the upper C L Anderson of the physiology who was holder of lock Donald Burgon Greenwood agement conceit given by the Imperial Glee no use he reads the Reader’s Di- left hand corner of the paper was department James Edwin Dailey Ival Vinton the title for the last contest held Increase in rank was approved club of Logan under the direction our most popular professor marked a large red "A” UnderHo writes casual letters to such gest He’s from somewhere in Idaho Goslin Jimmy Koetoif Eldon Pace for the following faculty members: of J H Taylor Jr dnd Spencer B Wyatt In desperation you go downtown neath were the penciled words a town of Clifton by name He Jessie Larson instructor in art to After advancement of the colors literary greats as Sinclair Lewis hill” from hour college “Half in USAC School of Umm VX assistant professor Howard Peter- by American Legion Tost No 7 and he gets letters back There’s and buy the latest issue of Cowboy “Look Joe I wrote this paper six was graduated from the a regular broadcast heard on sta- Mildred Aahcroft son instructor in agronomy to invocaion was offered by Professor no problem of yours either wheth- Romances Hope runs high but years ago but it’s such a good 1936 with a BS degree and a year DewCy 8:15 at KVNU p tion Thursday low Wamoth C&nbrtr V asistant professor Clara P Wet Harold R Kepner and the glee er it be men or something less no he reads Cowboy Romances too piece of writing that I’m giving later he received a MA degree at this week Dr HaH the University of Nebraska In the m will feature instructor in secretarial science to club sang a group of musical interesting that he won’t pause You'll never get a grade in this you an “A” on it” f 4 disthe on Knowlton ” Luella The results he gets from even fall of 1937 he returned to Utah George F assistant profesor Ina Doty 't f r" selections to listen to and prescribe a cure class He's read everything You control Insect on cussion posihis to present are State occupy Larson SI i in secretarial science to the most mediocre student Brief talks on the values of in a properly Anthonian manner contemplate suicide will address June Hendricks Dr King Maria K: s C assistant professor C A Wall citizenship were given by Roy A Then there's the time that one nothing short of astounding He tion on the English department His students insist that he has the KSL radio audience on the intruder in accounting and busi- C Trotman and Lloyd Meeham the best memory on the campus of his more clever students handed teaches you when you're not look- faculty broadcast 8attpsjr ness administration o assistant pro- sophomore student of the college Moyle Q Rice is the man you will regular weekly If a composition is due in his class him a theme from the notorious ing and first thing you know you’re remember when you leave Utah at 12:15 p m His topic of dUsM fessor John C Carlisle associate Students of the Logan Senior high and you possess a particularly un- fraternity files The student in a writer eoeekHfe”sityi will be "summer into ' His biggest competition in the State piofessorof education ro professor school gave a choral reading productive mind maybe you try question walked defiantly itinn in in Student Life Editor facui-SLHti- I Names Carlisle To Crookston Heads Associate Post Winn Hatch Staff Editors Business Manager 5 Publications Board Alpha Sigma Nu For Coming Year Buzzer Ryan Awards Medals At Annual Fete Out Scribble June Appears Next Week Spanish-America- n nt Rates Prize Most Talented This Year r j Thursday Services Pay Tribute Omegas Receive Scholarship Award With 2166 Average Bon-ne- pies-nle- ll Hendricks Urges Graduates Attend Friday Meet Parker Harry eight-week- Holm-stea- Bertha Johnson Clothing Meet d two-ye- Board Grants Leave Faculty Members In Monthly - y ‘ middle-wester- Patriotic Program Stresses Patriotism In Sunday Services n Professor Wins the Title of Most Popular on the Campus in Spite of His Memory Knowlton Hendricks Speak Over Intermountain Radio HV f ir' |