Show I September 14 1911 The fSturtcat Greeks Outline Collegiate Bathing Beauties Events forRush Week Ag Coeds Win “Big Sisters” Introduce Girls HonorsInLogan Survey Bright Year Of Aggie Coed Y Along with reg Beauty Contest leceipts class cards Many uca ict- 3 ftp Women the Greek events will iliimi- - wk Proof that Aggie coeds are really beauties came this summer when vivacious Louise Matkinwon the title “Miss Logan" and Judy Edwards was runner up in a bathing beauty contest Louise a sophomoie the in school of education will appear in the state contest during October Miss Utah will go to the national finals December 15 The beauty queen is blonde with 118 she eyes of blue pounds and is ve feet three A great asset is her smile and she is congenial democratic and courteous An Alpha Chi she is fond of ice skating and bowling and appeared in college dramas duung the past year She wears a Sigma Chi pm of Boyd m Chustensen is fighting Italy During the summer she has been employed at s to the title is Judy runner-ua sedate redhead immaculate and winsome weighs 1J4 pounds and stands five fent five inches high She is affiliated with Clu Omega Third place recognition went to Evelyn Larsen sophomore student activity for a nite campiis October 6 v uei ginning Finlay w four national sororities Lid ouse for all wo len open as the initial event of students rush week formal sorouty the soionty oj Following held at th house parties will be houses Satuili various chanter and Tuesdiv Monday Sunday Afternoon parties have been and 11 am 1 ttle the den ler her sclie-fro- 3 d a (venuig at est gach 30 to 5 30 pm from 7 to ! parties sorouty will give two r and two evening pu-- a id p m n aftei-poo- c for any events may at 9 a m each a i tthr Dean of Women's offic and he Commons budding out and returned b o e j piled after which all invitaUcr eon id unclaimed jU be considered Invitations railed foi illy he his of ist ces re- - void be will banquets Prefeience leld Octobei 11 and 13 followed of silence Rmhees will hy a day bids at the panhellemc he issued Satui day Chtobtr lc at 7 office payment of a five dol-i- r pm Upon the rushee will pledge free to the itceive a bid and proceed house for formal pledg- sorority onsequently 'ed en an ik ler led lot jer nd rush week a meeting rushees v ill be all prospective of school at held the first Friday rules I’anliellemc non lushing All girls intermil be exolained are red in joining a sorority to attend urged Prior to rush registration if prospective rushees will be h’ld who have registerend only gir's d II be rushed by any sorouty rules will be Copies of rush viable at the panhellemc office thich will be directed by a st ay its :st Designed to help freshmen with to relate registration problems traditions and to aid with social or housing problems the Big Sister" progiam sponsored by the Associated Women Students organization places freshmen right in the swing of campus life Big sisters wall meet in the college auditorium Monday Sept 25 at 7 45 a m prior to the begin ning of formal registration to Charlene Petteison AWS vice piesident Big sisteis will be available during the day to meet new students and help them with any problem Degn-Bruns- heal bathing beauties Louise Malkin nanud Miv Loan in a recent beaut) contest and the runner- up Judy Edwards both I SAC coeds Only one of the many projects sponsored by women students at the college the big sister program is initial event on the AWS schedule Woik in the American Red Cross chapter room in the institute on the campus will be one of f Chalk ne letter am won nation- - the biggest activities of the year n this summer when Entertainment of convalescing a I re' Girls she wasogntu appointee national secre- - soldiers at Bushnell hospital will tary of Spins national sophomoie also be a feature of years tivities service oiganization In early July sne attended a Annual events such as selection AWS ‘big sisteis” uho will help convention of tn- - national of- new studena and freshmen get fcers ln gail Francisco California of “Dream Date of Utah State" m the swing of Aggie campus life Convention headquarters was the at a Preference dance each fall were named todi y by the AW’S pt Fiancis hotel The officers honorlnff parents on Coed Day and assemblies community sings officers elect were installed at the con- The following girls were named vention and plans formulated for and dances Wl11 again be part of to Participate in the 'big sister' wartime leponsibilities of Spur the schedule rogram chapters Josephine Wolford Ruth Clyde of Charlene is Ltibara Ann Budge Evangeline Associated Women students an Pedm’ Eros Hunsaker Lois past piesident of Spurs She is afDowns Wanua Winn Elaine filiated with Cm Omega so aiit Olive Nelson Lucille and a bmore junior student m the Scnooi Fender Daniels Maxine Ante of Commerce Aggie men might be fighting Hodges Noima Giegore Beverly m battle aieas the throughout Glenna DeBlois Dorothy HiM world and they might be theie Vrlene Alhster Anne Da lne Ruth Dean Giovei Kennedy when there’s a hot time in Berlin Maureen Mine Richai Ison Jean Richards but Aggie coeds are Moigan Ila Pugmire repairng the Blown Norene Ch'istcnson Elaine Jeanne planes driving the trucks passing Erickson Merle Lowe Katherine Jones out the doughnut and veiling McCulloch Maigartl Adams Mai “hut two hut two” all over the Rosalie James Stevait Phyllis Betty Adney garet v orld Wolfe Donnell Eracken U Theta Bubaia Haws Bonnie They are showing real Aggie stamina Esperson Elizabeth Mooie £’ma Dixon Kathryn Hill Shirley Theta U Roberta Paul will leave Lois Adams Beinston Betty and Noiene Ixunzlei Dorothy Tanner Ur Hunter college October 2 for Govern Billy lean Nixon Leah Holmstead Sara Beth Mac- - indoctrination and training m the Eaibara Cuius Sorenson Fein Cn lisle kay Lorraine W'AVES It's in the navy now for Marian chi Omega Chi O Atla Mae Carter who will Afton Hall LaRue Evans Doiothy Moss Caiol Sargeant Roma don a WAVE uniform in October Simpson Adra Beth Whitesides man Betty' Phillips Leah Wadley' Roma Fullmer Lola Jean Gaddie Adelle Young Lorene Toone Yeoman second class Maudie Ala i y Stevenson Lortatne Cun- - I nvllis Cook Beth Swenson Clara Matthew s is ne-recruiting Nelson Jean Lila Gay Nelson WAVES m Utah pngham and Martha Peteison She likes the Katherine Flelen Brunson Pat Datnes Mary navy and has attempted to tell Alpha Chi Omega White Giace 0tber Logan Mary jenkins Elaine Price Baibaia Dillman girls about it during Mo- - Oisen Elva Oldioyd Clixie Caiter Bev Nelson (be summer months Drama Head Outlines Plans for 1944-4Officers Name To A WS Program Stage Productions 5 Plans for a schedule of dramas to be produced at Utan State d g the fall wunter and spring Sororities Set Fall Events Report Parties piesent at the banquet they re- - making plans for a new year of greek neved old friendships with alumni activity National sororities having chap-er- s In work togs v ith brushes an-Late July under a full moon membeis from the entire state on the campus are Alpha scrub buckets in h ind the Theta and Salome chapter members held a weiner Jean Crawford Omega Kappa Delta Theta Us are giving tne chapter house I'psilon and Chi Omega Walch acted as master of cere- - roast at the house Though food Theta T’s Hold Reunion J Cla Second East H thoiough cleaning in preparation for From A a year of activity Meeting in Sal Lake the Theta Us held a cumm at the Hotel recently Lois Adams School was out with the custom cn ipter piesident was master of an goodbye hugs and the students were outlined aid ceicmomes I’lar btgan their weary trip homew for a full progiam of events dur- Ttoparty lines began to hum and ing the yengsspy ladies jabbcicd during then afternoon sewing sccssons y J dcls Leasc Si - r II(Hlse students had come home for ik summer and now things really Down with the Sig coat of arms Ihe old metro- - and up wjt the Kappa Delta neon kan to buzz came polls of Petersboro suddenly nnd so another sorority sga life After all who could expect bdS lnvaded and taken possession indomilablc spirit of an Aggie a frdt bouse for the duiation be quelled by a small town and though the Sigma Chi house is I lew gossips? Things have been probdbiy the most niamsh house popping ever since on the campus the Kavdees claim Mary Pettervm startled Garland that flowers and frills will make society by saying "I do s” with her a domain foi women only tandsom P Kap beau whose pm UmUr Section of Pie's dent ihe proudly spoiled all last year Salome Walch plans are being He is m the navy and is now in outhned for a yeat of extensive oi ol Coeds Corner - foe to monies Following the banquet a pro- was held in the Jade room incuded a readin&' Roma Nel‘ son songs Jean Sant reading Beryl Whitesides and remarks by presKlents of the three alumni groupSi Mary Dean Magelgy Ruth k Weaver and Francis Johnson A pamphlet edted by Carol Page of Payson giving news of affairs held during the summer was issued to each guest Chi 0‘s Frolic At A Fatties eve-gra- m Dui-on- 10 Wl 111 1941-4- '’ 1921-2- 3 1 head-quaite- post-wa- Nt u- was most important songs and outdoor games furnished the mng's entertainment A business meetin& "Ul several alumni bers present was feature of June calendar of events Representing Alpha Gamma chapter of Chi Omega President Afton HdU and alumm advisor Mrs Glad s Smith attended the national convention in the mountains of Virginia Convention Inn was Homestead Presidents of the 96 active chap- ters were piesent at the three-da- y sessions Emphasis during the meetings was placed upon the role of Gieek organizations now and r m the world Plans for the golden anniversary of Chi Omega in 1945 w ere also discussed as well as problems of various chapteis held at A slumber party the chapter house Saturday with a listed will be given upon requ-pot luck supper as mam attiac- - of students tion A summer news letter relatmg summer activities of individual members was distributed to the cook The lawn mowed members at the party ready to serve appetizers and the house again crowded with saddle shoes sweaters and skirts and the frills of coeds-- then you’ll know that the Alpha Chi s are back to In rites solemmed at the home set up house keeping on Thud Hele North of the groom's parents Their summer has been a busy Fern Price became the bride of Nicholes in one beginning with a dinner par- Robert Wooppon Manti LDS temple riles solemmz- - tv at the Bluebird in late June A business meeting was held foi- ed the marnage of Melba Bagel 3S and Ronald Jensen fount t lowing dinner and sorority songs of student Lynn Hadfield and Afton brought memories previous Fisher were unittd in marntge AXO activities tlK in Rtno Nevada while across September 7 was date of a bus- nation in ttesleily R I Keito mess meeting at the chapter and house for all active membeis Edwaid Clayson Cuelda Choules were married gix Aphd spent an ideal Jenkins Geotge B Bradshaw ’35 aid vacation at Katherine Deoia Seagmiller following them summer home m July A week at recent marriage aie making thi u Big Springs meant a chance to home in Modesto California Nov go through Yellowstone Paik Tbe ri a(home m Provo are Ray party consisted of June Stocks Ruth Mane Whitney and his bride the forme’ Chailotte Henriod Lora Hilton The marriage cei- - Richardsen Barbara Carter Lu- mony of Ensign Loy W Was cille Hatch and Anne Kennedy 41 and Carma Glauser was recem- The alumni too have had their jy performed in the Logan LDS fun holding a summer party at the AXO house temple After a pleasant summer Moth- Acioss the ocean m jolly old er Mather Alpha Chi house moth- and Geort H Scarle Gw®nneth er will return to Logan from Joplin? reclted vo Anne Kennedy Wichita Kansas 44 who will reign as chapter president was VIlglnu Hdim mamed Lt Nlcl Ge0rge Chnsli n at tJ)e rieibjlcnan church in busy telephone line usually means that someone is home and so with the castle of cardinal and straw on Second East the line’s ben busy since the first of the Ch Omega clan moved in and donned woik togs to begin pre- school housecleanmg Believing that work and play midshipmans school activity the Chi Former Aggieite Chi O Kay only during school months make a happy mixture Kirkham claims the distinction of but duung the summer Kaydees O's held a woik night mowing lawns pulling weeds and doing having a bomber named after her cariy out many events work Secms like her beau convinced his Besides business meetings they general outside clean-u- p new that Salt Lake Katie was mPt at a Kappa Delta reunion in After several hours of work they re- cate the gal so they named the gait Lake at Hotel Utah's Star- - were served dinner and the ship thus True to her colois Kay light Gardens With 75 membeis mainder of the evening was spent has brought the plane very good tuck and it has completed several successful missions and has won considerable fame making bulKeyc targets out of enemy ships Akron Ohio welcomed Hatlirrino Boinan sign Flay L fcakin with open aims recently were wedded Yeoman Margaret when she and Kenneth E Krey both journeyed there to meet tt tormer students will say I do’s in family of that certain man she damns is so wonderful and whose dos were the Salt Lake temple flu Delta white Theta pin she wears Wealing the traditional said and m a shower of rice and At home in a modest httle upau- gown Alpha Chi the bnde and groom satin bndal s10ei ®cnt in Salt Lake is Mis Fiaitu dashed off foi a shoit honeymoon Maiy Katheime Naisbitt wedded e nee Frames Montrose Alltn P Williams m the Los It uas a home wedding in a ward Frances of Frank’s infrequent for Clii Angeles Whilshue white of gladioli and Lt from med school last June setting Lee Maugham Captain O Shcrma Stanfill and B Cooley of Erie Pen- William dipped a gold band around her Lund They honeymooned third left hand and im- Russell finger will be nsylvama repeated vows m Ogden Sheima in California mediately she began to learn how' m batk m September to complete cook P S He ain’t dead-y- et A veteran of the South Pacific for graduation Sigma Chi Hums ( rookston lequirtments Fne Contiolman 2fc fighting Harold and Smith Alice Chi — to have his eye on a peit Alph 1 and Doio- Oriock Uxho Cl of Sugar '“tie WAVE were wedded August 7 by the name of No a Hcgstead Meyer thy n vows m the Log He claims slies quite exthansttd senior class Easton Sampson dish Who knows maybe proxy and Carol Elaine Godfrey hey II start vows recently sending him allotment 'becks Delta Avon DeViee and Kappa Denver holds At the chapel Carl N White planned an Ogden quite the thaims the summer months En-e- f or Pi Kap Don Bowen in the per- - in Gardner Field California marriage and honeymoon while anJ Seaman a Miss Appkgate sign Maigaiet S Williams 2c White was on leave AXO AlPetersen L Aviation Cadet Irvin Margaret Ilurren and from Great 'Lakes 111 Making Married Haxlain recently swore to be wedded weie their home in San tr“ to Ariona were lornm after their emh other She left to go July 22 Douglas marriage are see him last week so that one Alpha Clu Dorothy Nielsen and lxaydee Louise Taylor and William ""K may have grown to two Lt Vaughn Hailliday while in Curtis Jolley fomer students Rosalie 81111th Clarksville Tennessee SAE Cyril bells pealed for Beltioi Alpha Chi seveitea with Cache Valley men- - Keail and Alpha Chi Mary Walker Wedding rnd Pat Ralphs Hanccyi nd moved to San Fiancisio Eldtn A Tolman '40 and Aha repeated I do s of Lpn'g Beach California wbo Rne Wilson '39 were mairied hcr family missed her so Chi a Omega were manled recently The tham )lnkmg the Logan LDS temple June 19 that she had to kiss the old and Three Ogden Clu Omegas wear p Kap pin togethei will be "ds Norma Shotwell ex Afr e Kaydee leave and goodbye wedding band now and are strengthened in early September ®ft Francisco has been the sum- - when Donna Claire Smith and II in a form home of Bev Nelson who has are Lt and Mrs Dennis Hall James Normngton Arthu D Jackson ft double rmg ceremony candlelight Al working there and living with in D C are Farr formei Marge ded ln Washington Slster who ln Tucion' Arizona s in the WAC’s ready thinking of the lily of the- Washington Lt and Mrs RichardC bo® been developing GamChi O Irene Jensen will culmi- Mae is Viva Gan (the former Lorene Donaldbouquet valley e - taking sunbaths — she says romance wlim mell who wears Keith Wilcox’s Pi son) are in Texas and Captain nate a Wn llasmuvtcn has a beau-neChi O ani'and Mrs Norman Carver (the fo'- - she is married m early Septemoer to next the diamond from her old Kap pin mer LuJean Hinchcliff ) are on the in South Dakota Anxiously waiting horseshoe "®town beau Budge Wilson for he beau to return from over- soma east coast and For time eternity Pha Chi Sharon Thompson and name now of X- - seas is Barbara Ann Preston Chi the lac is Mrs will their marriage £ 0rnt C Ward said ainT mar- - Omega who has announced her Beck former student an i Aggie Colleen Edwards who t IW !u post chapel lecent'y Lt n r Sim0ns graduate of ned Francis R Martin of Water- - engagement to Howard Cole August 5 plfu'e- Sedalia d ’ln” the vliet New York in late July Slgma Chi DeVar Geary gg" il'TxaC0(llmnioWArni!'uTtar21! Pi Kap Alpha Chi Helen Webb was wed- - Joyce Seamons of Preston are Mr idty Lindholm— KaydeeIindonCB S’eam0''' ded to Bernard D Kingehy in late and Mrs now so are Harold MilLiimmu JB and Ivy McEntire hPr°Ud poalesor of the rlng “"“hLonn August Johns kr to teims weie being completed this week according to Di Chester J head of the drama and Myers speech depaitment The years piogram probab'v will be centered abound four major pioductions Dr Myeis said Alieady tentatively' on the diama schedule are Blithe Spirit Ciag’s Wife Duloy and The First Yea other plays aie also he explained mg tonsideied One of the best plays of Blith Spirit wras written bv No-- 1 Coward Craig’s Wife written bv was the Puluar Geoige Kelly pnze play of 1926 while Du’ov one of the best plays of has enjoved an exceptionally long piofessional run Authors of Duly were George S Kaufmen and Mr Connelly Frank Craven wrote Th- First Year which is rated high the plays of 1920-2New features of soeeeh and drama activities at the college this year will be a weekly speech w- intended primal llv for sembly speech students although anyoi e may attend The as- scmbly will give greater oppo tunity to students to apDear befo e the public It will also act as wotkshop for speech techniques that students have Ieatncd in classrooms Dr Myers explained that a fu'l schedule of classes are being in the speech depaitment and that any work winch is not 111 1 -- 1 Real Aggie Stamina g Gnehm has successfully induction exams for the WAVES she’s following in the Hornet e Henderson irom Ver- footsteps of her sister Margaret nal will come to school wearing One hm a WAVE stationed in a watermelon red dressmaker suit San Francisco adorned simply with a jeweled Another Aggie coed to enlist m spray pin She will wear a chart- the army is Ruth L Pulsipher who reuse three quaiter length coat began training as a member of the with it for cool tall evenings WAC in June Following training A gray flowered print dress WAC Pulsipher will be assigned will be worn by Pauline Bojce of to an army hospital as a laboradress-uoccasions It Sandy for with tory technician is a smooth slimming lines Training at Hunter’s college in BferL Judd will wear a dus- - Bronx New York is Julia Young ty pink silk diess with tiny white who left August 7 for duty with On the parads 'he WAVES grounds at Camp LeJeune New River North Carolina you'll 111 d Helen Maughan graduate in 37 who is serving with the Unit'd States Marine Corps Women s i eserve LiHie passed As registration day draws nigh Miss 1944 coed punches the time clock at the close of the day and scurries home to plan her school wardrobe-dreamof reunions ing on the worn sandstone steps lead- mg up l0 the Old Mam coking dates at the Bud clan meetings under the clock and midnight crams for that English lit class Smooth is the name for this year’s coed No more the baggy girls with sloppy ecj up sleeves No more the droop- mg bobby socks and dirty saddle e clas- shoes Sweaters the S1C are tnm ancj ncat this vear lines— and buy th 'em m your size Draped wrap- around skirts testify to the lack of zippers and substantiate the designers ingenuity in overcoming anything Smooth fitted anklets accentuate the trim brown loaf- ers ant slip-omoccasins Plaid 1S eVPn better than ever and is d "oni m skirts overblouses lets and all sorts of accessories Lovely shaded sweater sets have and regained a new popularity have taken their place m the ecs most valuable possession —her sweater collection sheer blouses with added frills and snow wdute crepes with draw- string necklines have replaced somewhat the plain tailored blouse Mannish gray is of yesteryear very good this year in suits skirts slacks and most important of all — the new long shorts borrowed from kid brother Belted campus ponchos of bright plaids Merrill-Palm- er liven a drab day Suede and leather jackets ot white and beige have Wimfied Amacher college citi- replaced the corduroy jackets of has been last fall zen award winner For coats Miss USAC sticks to an assistantship for a push-Gneh- m p wrap-aroun- d Visiting in Logan in August was Ruth Wall yoeman second class in the WAVES She is assigned as yeoman to the port director's office in San Francisco n ank-Var- Round-necke- Serving with the WAVES at Moffitt field Cahtornift Is Heleii Mar Hlokmon Overseas with the WAC is Dorothy WmiIms who was stationed with the headquarters battalion at Ft Devens Maes prior to the oversew assignment d a full fledge WAVE Is Betty Lett Wemdt sin's completing boot training at Hunta er's college Now blonde GradAcceptsPosition Joyce At Joyce Adafcjr college in ltU ed on cwuiir t field di0 il:x T Iu s 1 Amacher of Logan was graduated from Utah State in June with a major In child de- velopment A prominent figure in student affairs she was president of Associated Women Students or- a member of Spurs ganiz&tion and affiliated with Lambda Delta n in mu- Sigma She is shocking pinks and watremelon and lace reds Low trimmed yokes are features of the new slimming styles For nightwear the new Top- Ster is worn In place of pajamas as is the old fashioned nightshirt Petit-poimules and qqtlted Bat- in robes arc perfect for dorm hen nt — Adnrj Directs East Ccz:t war-tim- - Service Women Show 1 st Adolph K and rules freshmen girls will be assigned “AWS Big Sisters" to answer their incessant “whys" and to introduce them to campus life and tradition p Preceding aid m life polka dots A drawatrinf Attfc line and long full slavs JOgfc -- 77 ftCUd tfl WU the style point band around tbb waiStUn W13 fee a J centuate her sKmnea ‘tJt B 1 1 lock -Mrt and WB H3 iJld Olttb will mark her dark City plaid tOOttld hir t t ° Ar:r t it t 'i u 1 1 i v' f" ft & |