Show Four Objectives Established For Campus Traffic Plan A new parking plan for Aggie campus has been set up and will go into operation spring quarter Four objectives have been devised These points include: (1) providing a parking place for every campus car (2) providing parking facilities and guidance for visitors (3) to provide service parking places where needed to facilitate service to buildings (4) identification of all campus cars and visitors cars Parking Areas Until the program goes into effect next quarter students may park in violation in the following areas: (1) central parking area One-A- ct east of the union building and north of the plant and animal industry buildings (2) east and west BY BOBBIE ANN STEWART of the stadium (3) south of techAn Irish farce a satirical comnology building (4) north of the ficldhouse and the military build- edy and a thought provoking ing and along other stieets ad- drama will make up the program of three one-aplays to be prejacent to the campus Faculty and employees may sented by the 1 Utah State Theatre park in the preceding area plus Feb the the faculty parking lot in the These plays “Spreading rear of the library and designated News” "The Twelve Pound Look” besmall restricted paiking areas and “A Phoenix Too Freqitent’ hind buildings and in work areas will be centrally staged as an New Areas arena type production in the Litat 8:15 pm For the spring quarter plan tle Theatre new aieas will be provided that j This type of staging where the aie not now available Officials audience sits all around the kctors quite estimate that there are at present has been used at the ACbecom1777 cars and parking space for successfully before and is 1306 However they feel that the ing increasingly popular throughareas needed can be created for out the entire country property adjacent to Student Director the college Prof Floyd T Morgan is the Saturday morning parking also overall supervisor but each play is illegal is directed by a student All three Process Listed are costumed and each reWhen a student receives a park- plays only a minimum amount of quire ing violation ticket he should sign scenery Mrs Edith Morgan and it and take it to the secretary's Carma Croshaw have done the office within 48 hours There he costumes Scenic units have been will pay a $1 fine and write out an constructed and painted by Patti appeal if he feels the ticket was Carsensen and Rue Johnson and unjustified Tanner is in charge of The secretary’s office will turn George over the appeals to the student the lighting “Spreading the News” which court of appeals which meets was written by Lady Gregory who Those 3 pm Thursdays at place on a fair green during appeal their tickets should report takesfair It was first written for to the appeals’ meeting which is the Ireheld in the student personnel of- the Abbey Players in Dublin land and hassince been very popfice ular with amateur groups in AmRefund Cisen England and Ireland It is If their case is acquitted they erica directed by Junius Hamblin and for the $1 their take receipt may the cast includes the following-paid to the secretary’s office and Mrs Tarpey Lenna Gardner and their fine will be refunded Nilson a removable magisMore detailed information on the Marg Bill Capener a policeman for spring quarter trate traffic set-u- p Allen Rubin James Ryan Duane wil be pubished as the plan nears Williams and Wendell Nye Bartreality Any questions arising be- ley Fallon Don Quayle Mrs Faltween now and then will be ans- lon Jack Catherine Coleman wered by Dean J E Christiansen chairman of the traffic committee (Continued on Page 7) Farce Comedy Drama Slated Plavs In Top Buzzer Personalities To Be Featured At Ball Big “guns” of Aggieville will be honored Friday evening at the annual Buzzer Ball by the yearbook staff Voting for the personalities will be conducted today in the main hall Student body cards are required for voting A complete list of personality candidates is published in this issue Freshmen will vote only for freshmen personalities and so on through the various classes ball is “Who’s Who in ’52” According to general chairman Theme of the personality-studde- d Carolyn Pond Bill Bockas and his combo from Ogden will be providing rhythm Heels and Hose Dress for the yearbook affair is "heels and hose” Miss Pond ' said ct M-2- now-wasti- Buzzer personalities and winners of the yearbook baby contest will be announced at the Ball Friday at 9 p m Arnie Gilbert left and Clinton Reintjes candidates in their respective classes chat over ball matters with Carolyn Pond general chairman Deadline Announced For Scholarships ffLU i NEWS VIEWS g V-5- be huge Johnson Alice Welti Edris Larson and Diane Tueller will harmonize during intermission time Those who are chosen as personalities must have their pictuie taken at Rrunson Studio Freshmen and sophomores should go to the studio Monday from 1 to 6 p m Juniors and Seniors must go Tuesday from 1 to 6 p m Pictures of babies in the baby contest should be picked up at the Buzzer office after Monday Voto Today Polls for voting will be in th main hall all day Every student is urged to vote for his class personalities Studentbody cards will be good for admission at the dance Following are the personalities by classes FRESHMEN — Le Ron Johnson Stan Hatch Bob Chambers Lea Cantwell La Conna Purser Jan Eggen Larry Haslam Pat Clark Nancy Norton Cordell Brown Griffin Rose Marie Audrey Wright - Ken Latimer Janet Shoup Jerry Wallace Judah Carol Bird Mary Ellen Wood Joe Nelson Willard Jessop Lynne Rich Annette Brock R Peck Charlene Liljenquist and Nancy Bowen ' Tub Found Parent-Teacher- I will A number of scholarships for deserving Aggies have been announced by Dr Joel E Ricks chairman of the awards and Fran honors committee Application deadline for all scholarships is April 1 Dr Ricks said The class of 1927 offers two research scholarships of $125 each to two junior students who It complete original research papers upon some project of merit Stu- SOFHOMOPES — Steve Haydents who receive the scholarships have one year to complete ward James Mortimer Bill Hull Radio-Acti- ve Lois Blood Carol Neilsen Diane their projects Tueller Spencer Falslev Arnie Dave Gittens Barbara Gilbert Outline Needed in N Joyce Barkle Lewis EdAlong with the application for SkankeyDeon Johnson Iris Goduards these a scholarships A man in New Jersey happened proposed frey Janet Pond Nate Tanner suboff part of his bathtub outline of research must be tq break Earl Lindley Marilyn Rich Ted and found out from the Atomic mitted Selection of the success- Seeholzer Phil Sorensen Vera Energy Commission that it was ful candidates is based upon Stevens Preston Thomas Sergene 1 radioactive Maybe the campaign scholarship ability A letter of re- Benson June Lacey and Gordon commendation from the professor Stock slogan this year will be "A Geiger under whose direction research is JUNIORS— Keith Anderson Ted counter in every bathroom” to be done should be presented Simmons Margaret Sutton Alice In Henrietta’ Texas members with each application Welti Miley Fergus Rod Jensen Assn of the Four Juniors Bob Turley Monte Merrill Marare trying to decide whether the Four scholarships as a memori- garet Fletcher Don Tuft Marian bloomers of the PTA volleyball team should be worn above or al to Lt Clyde Parker Baugh Neilsen Andy Hays Paula Stang-e- r Joyce Todd Ila Schoonoter below the knee There should be are presented to four juniors Selection is made upon the basis Maurine Johnson Janice Burton an elastic clause in their of scholarship need and leader- Manon Caine Dick Headlee to clear up the situation A psychologist says that girls ship Dr Ricks said Letters of Neeltje Eggen Dick Merrill Gary worry too much about their recommendation from faculty ad- Richardson George Mitton Bonclothes Much ado about nothing visers or major professors should nie Reese and Marian Haslam : f Decorations silhouettes of people trimmed in gold A big question mark will also be in the dance motif Personalities will be announced during intermission time Andy Hays will do the “emceeing” and announce the winners also of the Buzzer baby contest" Maurine ’s by-la- so to speak feet are a size and a half larger than those of her mother according to a noted scientist Does that mean the new generation is going to the dogs? A mathematician in New York claims the most revolutionary invention since Socrates a chart that will eliminate the times-tablchildren’s from homework Now if we just had a chart to take care of our income tax figuring Coeds’ coat Aggieland wai doused by Mother Nature this week with of fresh snow Although the solidified moisture created grief on scenes as highways snd sidewalks it also painted such artistic this on the Aggie campus J es accompany each application Two Johansen scholarships are to be given to two sophomores or and juniors of high scholarship need Applications ' must be acrecommendations companied by More Available Additional scholarships are available and will be announced further later Anyone desiring information should contact Dr Ricks in room 302 of the Library well before the April I deadline SENIORS —Duane Christensen John Carlisle Mac Gardner Barbara Croft Junius Hamblin Van Brite De Von Chatterton Carolyn Pond Art Mendini Jo Ann Monte Nyman Brent Clifton Nash Dorothy Marshall Ramona Stephens La Rue Vincent Frank Pond Reese Uldene Adams Bob Hatch Bert Cook Bonnie Rytting Wes Crowther Beverlee Zollinger LaRue Reading Gardner Edwards and Merlin Bowen IVll |