Show The STUDENT HaPNfiSENTCD FOR NATIONAL AOVKRTISINO Industrialists LIFE Offer Students Four Programs BY National Advertising Service Inc College Publishers Ave 420 Madison Chicago Boston Representative New York N Y Los Angelin American Her°e5 San Francisco bv WOODY COWAN G Petersor of Ula college forestry magazine Four major programs — vocationtechnical institute al industrial Associated Collegiate Press industrial education and general News Rooms Campus 110 Commons Building Telephone service — will be offered by the inCampus 75 — after 7 p m Wednesday telephone 50 dustrial division to Utah State Published weekly by the associated students of the Utah students during the coming fall Press State Agricultural College Printed by The Herald-Journwinter and spring quarters acKntered as second class mail matter September 1908 at Logan cording to E C Jeppson indusUtah under act of March 2 1879 Acceptance for mailing at trial division director special rate of postage provided for in section 1103 Act of October 3 1945 The vocational industrial proStudent subscription from fee Mail subscription rate $100 per gram provides one or two year year specialized trade courses in the Editor John Stewart following nine fields: acetylene and electric welding aircraft and Associate Editor Blanche Stewart Marian Carlisle engine mechanics auto body and automotive paint reconditioning diesel repair repair carpentry machine shop practice radio serCONSIDER PEACETIME UTAH STATE vice and repair refrigeration and air conditioning Upon satisfact- Practically every student registering for school at Utah ory completion of any one of the State this fall will come under one of four groups The first courses DISREGARDING his own safety when a Merchant Marine vessel the student will receive mine in a heavy sea which broke the ship in will men be of who war veterans that group discharged a terminal certificate recommendhalf Third Assistant Engineer Francis C Rack carried his Chief on have had opportunity for little cultural training during the ing him to the trade as a medeck after all usable lifeboats had shoved off Seeing an empty boat past several months or years They will be eager to begin chanic helper or advanced apadrift Rack dove into the sea and swram to it He managed to propel or resume college work The prospect of enjoying college prentice Mr Jeppsen said Stuit to the sinking ship and transferred the Chief Engineer Rack was life itself would be sufficient enticement to draw them to the dents enrolling in this program awarded a distinguished service medal When seamen show such courdo not necessarily need to meet to afforded Add to are this the campus opportunity they age in using equipment that War Bonds helped to provide Americans or group recollege entrance study under the GI Bill of Rights or the rehabilitation pro- quirements know that their investment in Bonds never can be big enough for the is gram with school and a large part of living expenses paid designed to serve theprogram specific and there is facing them the golden opportunity of a life time needs of those who desire to enThe second group will consist of returning campus coeds ter industry as skilled workers the girls who know well that wartime college life is not Mr Jeppsen explained that the nearly so attractive as the prewar days spoken of by older technical institute program ofsisters — the days when a “date” was a choice instead of a fers four-yetechnician curricula in five fields: aeronautics autoStudcnts who enjoyed hearing challenge It is peace-tim- e again now and during’ 1945-4- 6 those girls can look forward to dances where orchids won’t motive and diesel machine work Mischa Poznanski play his violin and tool design radio and elec- on the Founders Day Assembly give way to war stamps tronics woodwork and building program and attended his concert The third group will be comprised of the unfortunate construction Completion of stu- in the spring will be greatly pleas- no who casanovas fortunates— the wartime campus through dies in this program recommends ed to know that he has established doings of their own remained behind or returned early the student for and permanent residence in Logan He from the war and tried to maintain the morale if not the managerial work supervisory is employed as a morals of the college studentbody from the day so long Intended for students in other teacher in the city school system ago when Uncle Sam was caught with his pants down to the fields of study are general serAlthough but 34 years of age day more recent when Hirohito was caught with his kimono vice courses in aeronautics auto- Mr Poznanski has a colorful and up! This group too is eagerly looking forward to increased motive metalwork and mechanical varied list of experiences He was and radio born in Lodz Poland son of a drawing electricity athletics and other activities this year woodward and instruct- ntwspaper editor and began takThe fourth group are the high school grads of ’45 — welding or Students in agriculing music lessions while a young welcome fellow Aggies Don’t ever let anyone tell you you’re ture training engineering forestry home boy the underdogs of the school All male eyes are upon you economics and education find freshie coeds- With you came new charm and color to courses in these departments val- wasOn Christmas Eve of 1927 he playing a violin concert in brighten the walls of 01’ Main The sorority sisters are ready uable he explained Palestine It was in the city of to rush you Smilin’ Dick Romney can hardly wait to look Study under the industrial edu- Nazareth— Christ's birthplace — and over the field of you new men The frat brothers are anxious cation program leads to a US 2000 pilgrims comprised the audiin industrial education and to make you one of them via the paddle line This the fourth degree ence along with some British substate teaching certificates in inSo group will round out a rosy picture for a successful 1945-4- 6 dustrial arts education and trade jects impressed byMischa’s playschool year pearetime and industrial education he con ing was Lord Plumer governor-generof the area that he awardAnd there can’t be found a better place anywhere than eluded ed the young man a Utah State college the friendly school on the hill to spend scholarship to the Conservatory this school year or any other school year The college is of Musical Arts New York City at Utah and It's “chins and full of Member Residence In s Can-fiel- ALUMNI GREETS 1946 AGGIES The Alumni Association of the USAC is happy to extend greetings of welcome to all new students at the beginning Recognizing the bright future ofof this school year It is our desire along with the many fered metalwork students by inother departments of the college to make this one of the dustrial reconversion the college best years of your entire life We invite you to call at the has expanded a program in ma- Alumni office and get acquainted and learn of our service chine work and tool design ac- ! cording to Fredrick Preator to you now and in the future sociate professor of metalwork Once you have completed registration you will become We have won the war he said a full fledged Aggie entitled to all the privileges and services because we have won the battle of of the college and the opportunity to become an Alumnus of production However during the school the war years thousands of unof is an graduates skilled helpers were quickly trainThe Alumni Association organization and former students of the college The Association attempts ed for single operations which no to keep in touch with every former Aggie no matter where longer exist Before they can be industries he may roam It is our aim to build friendship among Aggies revived in We new analyses have to be made Mater Alma our love for a to stimulate and everywhere planned methods of manufacture also seek to promote the interests and welfare of the college developed new problems and its Alumni and to serve as a representative of graduat- met and overcome design and actual conleft the campus struction started It is to assume ing classes after they have Since after four short years or less you will go forth responsibilities in the care of infrom these halls as graduates the Alumni Association ex- dustrial work that precision techtends to you now the hand of friendship and efficient service nical training for production is and we look forward to the day when you may take your directed he emphasized In the department of metalwork place on the permanent roll of the Alumni Association at the college a careful analysis — Parley Kilbum as-- peace-tim- e the needed training for the precision mechanic tool designer production planner tool engineer and technicians in closely related fields has been made Professor Preator explained College training in such basic fields as machine practice and cutting tool design jig and fixture and gage design sheet metal and die design pattern making and foundry releases the student from work in the narrow field of a single product and prepares him to enter the broader field of pninufact-urin- g production he continued To achieve these objectives with maximum of efficiency and minimum time progressive courses have been organized in machine practice methods manufacturing industrial inspection mathmaties drafting machine design and tool planning Men engaged in this work are continually meeting new materials new methods and new products Professor Preater pointed out that the laboratories in the metal work department are equipped with machines industrial inspection equipment and g modern faculties with class rooms and drafting laboratories for related problems in development and design Forty five thousand dollars worth of new machinery including precision lathes milling machines tool grinders and electric furnaces have been added to the department The veteran who plans to register for training in metalwork will find progressive courses and unusual laboratory facilities to meet his needs he predicted "Students choosing this area of technical training should have an aptitude for mechanical work drafting sketching and mathmaties They should have the ability to visual- of The Goldbrick Da you know whut a double petunia is? A petunia i3 like a begonia A begonia is like a sausage Sausage and battery is a crime Monkeys crime trees Trecsacrowd A rooster crowd and made a noise The noise is on the face The eyes are above the noise The opposite to eyes is nay Horses may and horses also have colts If you have a colt that becomes so bad that you have to go to the hospital Tluits double petunia Two pints make a cavort A middle-agehostess who was seated on a window sill of a camp canteen lost her balance and fell backwards into an empty garbage can beneath Just then a native chief happened to pass by and shaking his head remarked: " 'Merieun soldiers very wasteful Dat woman good for fifteen years d yet” Doctor: “How did you happen swallow that stuff? It said Poison’ right on the can Can't you read signs?" Rastus: "Yassah I kin read but I didn't believe it” “What are you doing down the Doctor: “Why?" the puzzled basement?’’ asked Rastus: "’Cause it said right rooster beneath it: 'Lye'” “Well if you must know” reAnd then there’s the one about plied the hen "I'm laying in a the canary who slipped into an supply of coal” electric fan Shredded tweet! And don’t forget the classic one about the lreshie who was iif such Psychologist: “When children are a hurry to get to class on time naughty switch their attention if that he walked through a screen possible” door and strained himself Mother “Switch their what?” to And while we're at it we might “I'll see you” said the senior as as well tell you about the man he laid down four aces in a strip who went for his physical and poker game when the doctor asked him if he had any scars he answered: ' Ho Have you heard about the radio but I have some cigarettes” man's daughter who hadn't the 'remotest control’? Question: Why is it that a black cow gives white milk and Then there was the dentist who a manicure girl— they married yellow butter? Answer: Same reason a black- fought tooth and nail berry’s green when its red Then too there’s the one about She was only a farmer’s the senior who was sure guerilla but she sure knew her warfare is when both sides get to monkeying around heat-treatin- g Has Played 785 Concerts my study in at that time very much” Mr Poznanski declared “After graduating from the Conservatory I returned to Poland in 1933 and resumed my concert tours of Europe” Incidentally during his life he has played a total of 785 concerts Paris including such cities Berlin Budapest Vienna Prague Beirut New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Los Angeles and San Francisco In 1936 while in Berlin Mr Poznanski was presented w'ith a S25P00 Stradivarius violin by a well known antique dealer Henry Verthein "This is one of the finest Mr ot all Stradivarius violins" Verthein told him “But W'ith conditions atf they are in Germany there is no future for a violin like this here Take it away from here” Later a German patrol captured him and a truckload of brass instruments near Poznan He also had with him the other musical prize his violin With six other men and the help of a bribed German guard Poznanski made his escape Traveling alone aided by the anti-nahe underground made his way to Switzerland where he was wounded by German border guards just as he crossed the border 55081 rl for-a- Logan USAC Inaugurates New Language Instruction Methods Social Work Course To Continue Says Dr Geddes : College Jobs Occupy two-ho- Officials Enlarge Students Vacations Ag Curricula Increase Faculty neS- School of agriculture curricula has expanded and the teaching staff increased to offer training Dr in all phases of agriculture Franklin S Harris college presi-dereported recently following a meeting of USAC officials and department heads in the school of agriculture Courses offered in the agricultures school were reviewed at the checkup meeting of the department heads President Harris Dr R H Walker and Director iVV W Owens extension service director The school of agriculture which stresses not only the principles but the practices ot modern agriculture offers distinctive training to students President Harris said Students have an excellent opportunity for combining scientific study in the classroom and laboratory with practical experience working at the college farms dairy manufacturing plant lives stock barns green houses and orchards Experimental and research work being conducted by the college he said keeps students up to date on recent agriculture trends and Results of these developments projects at the same time are Came To America carried to people of Utah through While in a Swiss hospital he the extension service was able to secure a Canadian visa and then made his way via to Lisbon Montreal Portugal During all these travels he held on to his Stradivarius with the same determination that a desert Faculty committees for the fall traveller hoards his water supply winter and spring quarters have Mischa applied for entrance to Students may now study been listed by Dr Franklin S the United States in 1942 and was library science as a teachi- Harris college president granted admission He joined the ng major or as a minor in conThe committees include Assemarmy saw duty at Fort Belvoir nection with an education major blies: Dr Harris Dr Daryl Chase Va and San Luis Obispo Cal beBoth introductory and specializ- Professors Thelma Fogelberg N fore assignment to the Hawaiian ed courses are included in the W Christiansen and Chester J Islands where he remained six curricula of the division of l- Myers months With a rating in the ibrary science directed by Dr Athletic Professors council: army he returned to California King Hendricks acting chairman King Hendricks E L Romney and was transferred to Bushnell Dr Harris explained that a gen- Edward Alder Payne Byron hospital in February 1954 where eral course in library science is George B Caine H B Hunsakcr as a member of the chaplain corps offered to help students become and Russell Berntson ht- provided entertainment for hos- efficient in using books and liAttendance and scholarship: Propital patients and taught instru- braries Emphasis in the course fessors Dutus Hammond A J mental classes His army release is placed upon use of card cata- Morris Vance Tingey Joel E was granted August 9 log periodical indexes and refer- Ricks Mrs Clara West and ReHe is an expert pianist as well ence books gistrar William H Bell as a concert violinist and comA study of reference materials Awards and honors Professors poser of some note having had and bibliography cataloging and Ricks Joseph Geddes Cleve H several compositions published by classification is included in the Milligan Esther Skecls W P Fisher of New York He intends library science program as well Thomas George T Blanche and to do considerable composing while as book repair and binding The George Keller residing in Logan Credits and admissions Profestheory of school library work with He applied for his U S citizen- special emphasis on demonstration sors H B Peterson S R Egbert ship papers several years ago and nd practical application is stud- Registrar Bell Ethelwyn Wilcox ied by students who choose a examinaCurriculum Academic deans repassed naturalization tions while stationed at San Luis teaching major in library science gistrar Bell Dr Harris pointed out that the Debating: Professor Wallace VicObispo broad program includes a study kers F D Dailies Evan B Slur-raof the history of bookbinding and Ira N Hayward ize mechanical movements and to printing the methods and prinGraduation: Professors H H Marion project this type of thinking into ciples of book selection and or- Cutler Bird Registrar a sequence of mechanical dering children's literature and Bell Una Vermillion Joseph Symons D W Thorne George Kot- speech n gar-den- Students May Elect Library Science As Major Study con-f£- 10 five-ye- “I enjoyed Utah Juniper has been released to foreslri' Dr Ray B West Jr associate alumni students and many for Tlic professor of English at Utah State ' est personnel Saturday accordin !tir on worn has begun biographical IfCli to Dr W Bensend Dwight American 11 of facul sketches famous rs ly advisor writers to be published in a forthTlie magazine dedication readi coming edition of the American lo Dr E G Peterson a trut Peoples Encyclopedia Ineiid of forestry and conservation ®°v Dr West accepted tile invitation his 29 years as pre 'tdl throughout from the to write biographies of Utah State sident emerDill Scott Walter Agricultural :ter president college Through his etforts and " itus of Northwestern university cooperation the school of forest Eai and editor of the encyclopedia range and wildlife management’1 of Carl sketches Biographical was founded and grew to its pre-- il Sinclair Lewis Ernest Sandburg bin sent status” $ Hemingway Thomas Wolfe Wilof the publication as the is Feature Lardner F liam Faulkner Ring “Alumni Signpost” which d Scott Fitzgerald Dorothy tains parts of letters received from? fuf Thornton Wilder Archibald alumni foresters The final see—' Il KTHKLYN (i It EAVES Meleish and H L Menchen writtion of the Juniper is devoted to’"8’ ten by Dr West will appear in an alumni directory a list of the encyclopedia alumni and the present addresses- th Already well known in the ediHie quarterly magazine con- - b writtorial world Dr West has tarns of student activi- - 10 pictures ten several short stories poems ty curried out during the He and literary criticisms is school year forester dub activi- - d® ll founder and editor of the Rocky ty and intramural events Among l " Mountain Review editor of Rocky the articles are reviews of state jrma' ot collection Mountain stories a torestry and extension forestry short stories and editor of the J Whitney Floyd state and ex- - - t0 Rocky Mountain Reader a literary tension forester plans for tile tra‘ anthology of contemporary writing education program for returning!’ t0 to be published next spring t servicemen in the school of s Dr West who received his PhD est range and wildlife manage-mefrom the University of Iowa in and listing of job 'oppor-J- t Br June will begin teaching duties at tunities in post war conservations rais USAC when the fall quarter beThe present status of the forest iractf gins He was graduated from the school including changes made sped an 1933 in and obtained college during the past year and pros- - gob of MS degree at the University pects for the future are featured ning Utah in 1935 in a news letter to alumni Dr :as I Prior to accepting a position so Bensend said at the college Dr West was asThe stories of students who it Le’ UH ( AKLTON Cl LMSEE sociate professor at State Univerhave worked in forest services'tnsivi sity of Iowa where he was a memthe United States are After throughout ber of the staff of “The Writers’ told in "Forest Service in Alaska" jries Cf Workshop” He has also been on "Life as a ike d by Jack Scherbel the teaching staffs at Payson and Lookout” by Bill Christiansen role schools Branch AgMurray high and "Idaho Fire Guard” by ricultural college Weber college tin Stephens Logan :r KD and Montana state university Merrill J Roberts edited the The S where he was an assistant A new and revolutionary meth- publication Staff members in- - re b: od of teaching foreign languages eluded Carl J Baid associate iges at editor Mr Christiansen manager etch will be inaugurated this fall Utah State Grover Elgan assistant business’ two Main feature of the new meth- - manager as well as the forest edit ods according to Dr George A faculty who contributed articles With t Meyer head of the department and forest students who collected this of modern languages and Latin ads to make the publication pay be will be its emphasis on teaching for itself jt wat students to converse in the foreign To provide' students an A program permitting under- tongue ill's it a for oral practice soopportunity in to students major graduate The K "laboratories" of colsystem the cial work introduced at ts of to be used for intensive lege during the war period will periods drill has been inae ret be continued during the coming conservation in First-yea- r students ’ng to school year according to Dr Jo- stituted Although after school closed this lnl th French Spanish and German will A the of Geddes director seph be required to attend three such spring most USAC students left i division of social work weekly in addition to the for glamour jobs in the big city or “icipat periods The program he said includes home on the farm a few of five hours per week heretofore a well balanced background in the the spent the summer months come elementary in political spent sociology training working on the college campus Xappa science economics and psychology course Usually found basking in themmer Instead of the five hours of as well as many other subjects near the tennis courtsJa su sunlight the in credit to granted per quarter Senior students are admitted language during extra minutes were Marianvening the division of soeal work dur- past for elementary new Carlisle and Adelle Young At odd’tah I is work students under the ing their senior year which hours of the day — during theirroxima devoted entirely to social work plan will be able to complete elein two fifteen minutes off— Bernice Chris-tr- e jn work language mentary training Dr Geddes explained that a so- quarters and start on the inter- tiansen Clarene Guymon Dorothy maj Renee CronquisUth dii cial work seminar room is open mediate course by spring quarter Everton and munched apples from the college :jbert for use by social work students of the first year to bie Dr Meyer states that lessons orchard and then went back for study and research through the year Individual desk draw- learned in the intensive language work in the library Ina Shepherd a!ist ie ers in the room are assigned to courses employed by the army and Dahlia Barkdull have answered to the insistent light on :vjs g students and reference books and during the war have been re- "College" on the switchboard Roma and Rula tress periodical literature is available sponsible for a Mau- - srne(j A field work center is maintainthe spoken language throughout spent noon hours with Con ed at the Cache county depart- the country It has also been ghn and 'Gayle Jacobsen sold Jte gl qs ca ment of public welfare and stu- learned that much more can be candy bars to Kay Waldron the ambitious students ore of dents spend two full days each accomplished in foreign language Among week at the center during two study by concentrated effort for who carried on their learning in al Kap quarters at the college Actual a shorter period of time than by summer school were Mae Bigler in out y methods over a longer Elaine Cullimore Phyllis Budge q the v case work he reported is carried and Janice Romney The latter i on under supervision period The graduate division of social Only French German and Span- two graduated from Logan high irrang mu work at the college is organized ish arc affected by the change school last spring Latin will be Frai with specific prerequisites and Portugese and Norma Olsen talented violinist As: well defined provisions for one taught on the regular checked and cataloged the record basis as in the past eh year of professional training albums in the Moore library She lines prescribed tolls anyone who plans to attend ’ttl St by the American association of schools of mands for trained social worker the college for the first time— as Se H clinr social administration well as old students — to keep the and the need for them will the past several years crease during the postwar era record library in mind Music "f was Bo: it has been impossible to meet dc- - Dr Geddes predicted to lovers can enjoy listening Tommy Dorsey's best as well as after the fine classics found in the large ’I and 110 string-instrume- Reconversion Assures Brilliant Future In Machine Work G ’® Mischa Poznanski Establishes up” plans progress hope State for the best year yet Make sure you’re a part of it I Dr 1916 1345 New Professor Foresters Send Publications To Al umni Students Begins Work Dedicated to E On Biographies omeritus president State Agricultural "reg-ular- e half-wa- re ’J five-ho- :°1 President Lists Faculty Committees For New Year T-- 5 y Utah collection The heavy rainfall this spring ‘‘My o kept the quad looking green and sumrr fresh ail through the summer ‘its Je months Lunch time found Colleen ’tag fe Hurst and Anita Campbell sitting 'Wland ker ks th High school relations: Profes on the grass and eating delicious in ti sors E A Jacobsen Virginia dairy ice cream cones while Patty Phillips Robert Wriglcy and C Molen pored over a letter from Ke foi L Pocock her boy friend Dick Crandall who a tak za in is in Texas ProfesPocock C L Housing is sor Moyle Q Rice Mrs lone LOVE IS BLIND One day at a Southern army Academic deans di Library: an earthworm poked its rector W W Owens Dr King camp head out of a hole in the ground Hendricks Mgg and gazed on the world about him Loan fund: Mr Berntson s Fi It was springtime Romance whs Lyceum: Professors Fogelberg in the air The worm sighed wistChristiansen Mr Berntson Of fully as it contemplated the beauthe I and guidance: Dr ties of nature Personnel it iilni Chase Mrs Bennion Dean E A Chancing to turn its head Jacobsen Professor1 Arden Frand-se- n saw another earthworm squirming 01 a st up out of another hole in the Palm work: ground "Wrick Premedical and "Ah Miss Worm I" it exclaimed Professor Carlton Culmsee j Offic Publications council: Professors "It is springtime and all nature 0 wife?” as J Hendricks N A Pedersen Lewis is mating Will you be my disvll The other worm wriggled M Turner an(j Harry Reynolds Academic deans gustedly as it replied: and Registration: C “Shut up you dope! I'M YOUR E Professor Hayward Bell nativ JJoned Jeppsen V D Gardner M L OTHER END!” "w RaNielsen Arthur Holmgren y for Si Teacher: “Now remember boys chael Yocom Miss Carlson Miss do God is everywhere John where Richards Dr you think He is this morning" f' first Studentbody organization: John: “In our bathroom” Chase for Mrs Bennion Professors ft V D Teacher: "Why do you think so?' 'liiss Gardner King Hendricks John: “ ’Cause I hard my dad say t iident Teacher placement: Professors Jacobson L R Humphreys John 'My God how long are you going Jnega Arch 'to be in there?’" C Carlisle and Miss Phillips 19 4 ' Ben-nio- n hi c :s se : l |