Show SUMMER SESSION GIRL'S STATE FAMILY LIFE THIS WEEK INSTITUTE Volume 23 Utah State College Logci Utah June 25 1951 Number 3 i Annual 'Girl's 152 State' Draws 1800 Attending Sessions Of Family Life Institute Here Representatives RcpiL'M'iiting every high school in the state 152 delegates to the annual Utah Girls’ State converged on the campus yesterday for a week of intensive training and actual experience in city county and state government The Girls' State program In the week has been planned to lo coincide with events of the which Institute Life Kami' meets on the Utah Slate June "1 to 27 according Howard Riverton Ren campus to Mrs Girls' State director Thus the delegates cill Ic able to take- advantage of talks and discussions by national authorities on family life Devotional Tin i ingram each day will be-i- n vith a devotional service at the I It S Institute on the campus vith an outstanding speaker from one of the Logan City 'hurc lies Throughout the week leading educators will talk to the girls on good government and the girl' will conduct their own classes in the study of government beginning with city and lo progressing county and state government - gov-einm- Climiiv the week’s event t will be the inaugural of Ihe elected governor and state officials of Clmr of State at services Friday Instil iti Mrs Howard stated evening July 20 in the LDS Parents and friends of the girls ire invited to attend Two Utah delegates to Girls’ Nation at Washington DC will Girls’ be named have been made delegates to attend musical programs and other attractions of the USAC Summer l count Schoa series for Hu- - Bear Lake Trip Is Postponed Utah State’s summer trip to the Bear Lake Minnetonka Cave area has been postponed one week according to Vaughan W Gordon summer school recreation director It will be held June 30 The postponement was neces sary because of the opening dates of the cave he stated All other details of the trip will be the same Those who have paid and will not be able to go on the 30th can receive a refund Mr Gordon Workshop In P July 2-2- with the Utah State Department of Public Instruction the group will study the best thinking on the subject and attempt to outline a curriculum in Physical Education which will be usable in Utah elementary schools Specialists for the confab will be Miss Helen Manley supervisor of elementary school health and physical education in University City Missouri schools and formerly with the United States Office of Education Chairman of the groups at USAC will be Prof Elizabeth Dutton assisted by college P E faculty members President Slates Reception Tuesday at 3 pm Annual President's reception for summer school faculty and students will be held Tuesday from 3 to 5 p m The reception will be on the lawns of the home of President and Mrs Louis L Madsen The reception this year is being combined with the annual receptions for the family life institute participants and those attending Girls’ State Paganini Quartet Featured In Thursday Lyceum Number The height in talent of the summer school lyceum series will Thursday at 8:30 pm when the Paganini Quartet presents a program to students faculty and townspeople This string ensemble have achieved fame the world over They were organized in 1945 and since then have won wide acclaim on concert tours in America Canada and Europe Members of the quartet are Henri Teminaka first violin Gustave Rosseels second volin Charles Foidart viola and Adolphe Frezin cello There will be no charge for admission to the concert which will be held in the L D S Institute Numbers to be performed include works of Haydn Beethoven and Ravel world-renown- Musician's Clinic Is 0 A workshop in elementary school physical education has been scheduled for the three-wee- k period July 2 to 20 by P E faculty members of the college To be conducted in connection California and with the Los Angeles Veterans Psychiatric Clinic Prof Milner who will address all sessions is guest lecturer of the Institute which has as Its theme this year "Healthy Personality Development of Childpsycho-therapi- E SERIES HIGHLIGHT be reached Following an opening session yesterday evening in the LDS Institute 1800 participants in the annual Family Life Institute are attending meetings of the confab today Sessions will continue tomorrow and Wednesday At the meeting last night featured speaker was Prof John G Milner professor of social work at the University of Southern ' Excellent ’ BY JAMES MORTIMER To a gallon of elderberry wine add one teaspoon of arsenic one-ha- lf teaspoon of strychnine and get just a pinch of cyanide this inside a lonely old gentleman and you’ve got not only bodies in the basement but one of the most shows to laughable comedy-horro- r strike the Utah State Theatre stage "Arsenic and Old Lace” which had a three-nigstand last Monday Tuesday and Wednesday started the summer session of drama off with a bang Humor mystery and excellent acting all were entwined around an interesting plot to achieve the excellence of performance Special mention goes to Dan Overlade Jennabee Harris and Van Brite for their work in carrying the main burden of the play They were always on their toes and did an efficient job Wendell Smith deserves an entire story almost with his of President Teddy he thought Deluded Roosevelt that he was “Teddy” although he was merely a Brewster His cabinet meetings the Panama Canal construction jobs and the blasting blare of the trumpet all created hilarious scenes Robert Herrell did a magnificent job of directing and designing the play His talents are being well-use- d at Utah State Other cast members coming in for honors are Justice Craycroft William Cates Armand Cadol Joan Herrell Don Quayle Richard Haslam Oral Ballam Sherwin Baer Junius Hamblin and Carol Warnke ht PARTY This week’s party will be in the form of a square dance on the college tennis courts Thursday at 8 pm In charge of the affair is Vaughan W Gordon summer school recreation director He and other local callers will call the dances The will be no cost and refreshments will be served he reports July 8-2- 0 One of the special features of the Utah State Agricultural college summer session is the Music Clinic that will be held from July 8 to 20 High school students from Utah Nevada Colorado Wyoming and Idaho will participate Dr Frank Simon a top authority in the field of band music will conduct band classes Dr Eldon Ard-re- y nationally prominent choral music teacher will give special classes in chorus work Both of these programs are for teachers and high school students New Feature A new feature of the clinic is the piano festival that will be held July 13 and 14 Professor Edward Steuermann an authority on modern music who has appeared as the guest pianist with some of the leading orchestras of the country and who is connected with the Julliard School of Music and The Philadelphia Conservatory of Music will give a concert Friday evening July 13 to which the visiting high school piano students will be invited Concert These same students will be given the opportunity of playing for Mr Steuermann Saturday July 14 and to receive a master lesson on the art of piano playing Those to whom he gives a high rating will 'appear in a concert open to the public Saturday evening July 14 The idea of this festival is to stimulate an interest in piano and especially in group activity in this field st ren" General chairman of the conference is Prof Don C Carter of the Sociology department Assisting him are Prof Eliabeth Dutton Dean Ethelyn O Greaves Prof Marian Aiken Dr D R Stone Dr C Jay Skidmore Prof C D Burke and Dean John G Carlisle of the central commit tee This morning at 11 am in the main auditorium a panel discussion will be held Title is “The Influence of Management and Nutrition in the Home” Prof Milner will lecture tonight at 8 pm cn "Growing Up Emotion- ally” Toriot row a panel discussion be held at 11 am in the auditorium on “Consolidating and Disintegrating Factors in Fam- - ‘ ily Living” At 2 pm films will be shown and at 8 pm in the Institute Prof Milner will discuss "Children in a World” Wednesday a panel discussion will again be held at 11 am in the auditorium with the title "Special Services for Children” Selected films on family life will be shov at 2 pm Wednesday The conference closes Wednesday following the special showing cf films These assisting in panel discussions include Prof Milner Mrs Velda Bartschi Mrs Marjorie Eennion Miss Amy Kear ley Mrs Ezra Lundahl Dean Etheijn O Greaves Pres Henry R Cooper Mrs Huida V Garrett Miss Winnifred Hazen Mrs Margaret M Keller Mrs Glenn Rex Li C Jay Skidmore Mrs J Duncan Brite Farrell Darley John Farr Larson Mrs Jerald Nielsen and Prof Marian C will LDS War-Stress- ed Aiken National Authorities Two Lectures Will Head Week's Assembly Series Two lectures will highlight the 11 am assembly series this week as two national authorities present talks to summei school faculty and students and campus visitors Wednesday at the 11 am hour in the main auditorium Dr Glen Taggart acting chief technical collaboration branch Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations with the Departmen of Agriculture in Washington DC will present a lecture entitlet “The Technical Assistance Program and U S Self Interest” The other lecture will be held Friday also in the main audi torium at 11 am Presenting the talk will be Dr George Woodbridge chief o the North Europe branch of E C A Title of his lecture will be ‘‘United States and the Middl East” |