Show si Soccer es Wins suit 'Wagon Wheel' Finds Home Crown Page 4 See (each Team See Page 2 I Utah State College Volume 37 Logan Utah May 26 1950 Senior Week Baccalaureate 'Honoring a World Citizen' Program Will Fete President Harris' Varied Contributions Saturday by be Varied contributions made Dr Franklin S Harris will reviewed in ‘‘Honoring it 8 pm the program a World Citizen” Saturday in the be tin svnk It Utah Suite Agricultural college Thorpe B Isaai son chairman ot the boatd of trustees will preside Mrs Hart is who will accompany Pres Hairis to Iran w h- -n n tie goes there ns chief of a ' on technical collaboration ill also be honored that evening 1‘SAC student leaders ns well as educatdignitaries represent ting ion gorernment science letters Ind religion will be on the stand Hutchinson To Speak Dr C B Hutchinson dean ol the school of agriculture I’ni verity of Calitumia will address he He will speak on the meeting basic importance of science and Scientific agriculture in the American efforis to restore stability in the economy of nations Dr Harris la going to a nation regal ded as critical because of its resources nd strategic location President Emeritus E (i Peterson will introd- Number 57 Lopin tabernacle This will first event of commencement Dance Candlelight Ceremony Features Activities Assembly With but one week remaining on the school calendar for 1350 USAC graduates senior week activities hit the schedule starting tomorrow night The festivities will be climaxed June 2 when Dr George Duke Humphrey president of Wyoming university will address the graduates at commencement exercises beginning at 10 am in the fieldhouse At that time degrees will be conferred on the school's largest graduating class Baccalaureate on the schedule comes Sunday morning' when Elder Ezra Taft Benson of the LDS Council of Twelve will be the main speaker in the baccalaureate exercises The exercises are scheduled to start at 10 pm in the USAC fieldhouse the Tuesday of next week seniors will present their farewell assembly at It am in the auditorium and will later converge on Willow park for the class outing at 4 pm: Candlelight parade of seniors college campus at 7:30 pm May 31 is the next big event to be SMakiTH for graduation and lmuraliiiinat‘ wromordrs are left followed by the senior concert in Kra T Bunsen nirmlx r of enmicil of the LDS elnireh and the Institute at 9:30 pm The President G IX Humphrey I’nlversity of Wyoming right public is invited 1 June 2 Alumni Reunions Alumni class reunions will be held at 12:30 pm Thursday June 1 with the general alumni banquet scheduled for 6:30 that night uce the spenkei in the college cafeteria Elder A E Bowen of the L D S President and Mrs Franklin S Council of the Twelve will describe Harris will hold their annual rethe contributions which Dr ard vice president over MaurinelCeption for Board of trustees Keith Taylor bowied over two Hrs Harris have made to the ethc t" tohnson Spurs Miss Sutton pol-- 1 members graduates parents fac-le- d eandiuutts stuculture of Western win the vacant three-yea- r alumni and friends of th youth 93 votes to Miss Johnson's dent councilman’s post while Harris Contribution college Thursday afternoon from Dr P A Chi istensen chairman Dick Headlee edged out Norm 3:30 to 5:30 pm in the residence Bonnie Kay Hansen Chi O ' Of the Eiigham oung university Christensen one vote in the race won vice the junior presidential jgaheenenior ball ast social English department will summari- for sophomore class president ze Dr Harris’ Candida'" Barbara GeSlTs-- 70 for the USAC SCni°rS' WiU bj‘rf 1915’ Bluebird 1920 anavoo contributions to in final class elections EiU durrg the 24 years when he in the Dansante where college cafeteria 1930 HiU- Taylor SAE who lost the to 44 For junior class secre-he- d as president of that institution to Gary presidency Dr Carbon Ouimsee Eccles 1940 Zanavoo d"an ot Theurer by scant votes last feated Elaine Adamson Alpha the USAC school of June j and cIass Secretary McDonald urged that for 9 and polled 210 votes Thursday ails votes Chi 61 Miss drew Marshall Hiees members alumni and parents arc all alumnus make their reservawill describe Dr Harris in the special election to fill Miss Adamson 53 otk at USAC from the time he Theurer’s council tions early particularly for the cordially invited vacany Bry Barber Wins’ came to the Commencement Speaker banquet since space is college in 1908 as a 'Nelson PiKA ran second with KD defeated President Humphrey friday’s evening Janet Barber young chemist until the limited in the cafeteria and tickets jl66 votes while Russ Gammon present when he is Shirley Hall Chi O for senior commencement speaked has a rich will be sold on a “first come being transferred to Ag Club drew but 96 class vice president with 56 votes background of educational exper- first served” basis the status of Write-I- n Strength president emeritus to Miss Hall’s 52 ience having been president of Band Concert Headlee Sigma Nu drew 66 State college from Dot Christiansen Alpha Chi Mississippi J How aid Maughan will offer votes to 65 for Christensen Pi Bar- 1930 to 1945 coming to the Un- 411 the invocation and out n Jim Write-icandidate Omega edged Carolyn Herschel Bui- Kap e lcn member of ber KD in another iversity of Wyoming in 1945 the board of trust- Harris SAE polled 45 votes ees will pronounce race Miss Christiansen drew 32 Before that time he has a The sophs also elected Marthe benedicton Page 2) votes to her opponent's 31 ion garet Sutton Theta U as their The college band direetd by Dr " W Christiansen will play on The largest graduating class In the tabernacle ROTC history — 411 in all — received square pm During the program music will b second lieutenant reserve commisung and played by sions yesterday at ceremonies In groups directed 0 Prof Walter Welti and Dr the campus amphitheatre Christiansen The exercises witnessed by a TBV”f(JOSE’ GOSLING' large crowd saw Col E W of military professor The Coloags have lost only two of Alumni Omaha' or bust! That’s been the battle Supscriptions science and tactics the present ll over-aseason in this fifteen Utah the play games dressing cry heard throughout Graduating seniors commissions to the new U S army may pur two to Wyo- and air force officers chase an alumni winning six and losing their room this week as the locals prepare to subscription to Student LIFE and Colorado At and M Rams in the ming while annexing the eastern slope An additional one hundred the host sent it have to their home addresses at pennant The Aggies have a record of five cadets are due to receive their replay-off- s business Skyline Six championship manager Wesley Crowther an- Smithfield wins and three losses in western division serve commissions at the end of and Saturday today nounced their respective summer camps Thursday time for today’s battle is 2 play Starting A year’s subscription to STU-BNtheir boys this August their are will fans encounter second hoping get Aggie while the LIFE costs one dollar with pm Col Timberlake witnessed the n don’t go into another one of their tomorrow morning at 9:30 In special five year for the last time as of- underway ceremony subscription two of these fered foi $5 slumps the event a third contest is necessary it head of the military department slumps have robbed them of western The colonel along with retiring “‘’ripHons will be accepted In will start at 2 pm tomorrow afternoon o Life division crowns in the past two years president Franklin S Harris and office Commons Friday The Ram team 17 strong left Ft Collins om 2 to 3 to BYU after the Aggies Dean Lewis M Turner spoke to Another let-doand Monday from Thursday morning and were expected late to 3 pm pm the graduates’ (Continued on Page Four) Thursday evening First event jam-pack- mis-fin- Taylor Wins Council Position Headlee Voted Soph President th Get Reserve one-vot- Commissions in Graduation Rites Aggie Sluggers Get Final Test Against Ram Kuriers in Skyline Playoffs Today Saturday ' Tim-berla- ke T late-seaso- anti-cli-mact- ic |