Show Jerry Gray Plays At Prom Friday By Jim Jenkins Student Life Staff Writer Utah State University January 31 Volume 53 1961 Number 23 Prom Assembly Features Rome Today In Main Today at 11 am in the the junior auditorium present its annual will Main class Prom ly year s production will musical comedy and prom-fee- s “This be a to provide some unusual entertainand outstanding ment ” said Tim Healy assembly chairman Cast in a Roman setting the comedy features a host of interesting characters and an array of talent The Roman atmosphere will be effected and by stage decorations complete Roman Words and music costuming for the program were written by Keith Burris Casting was arranged Theme decorations include dewhole Union Building from the the in be will caught Today core of Roma Antigua styled the Skyroom to the Fountain At the fountain refreshments will be served These consist of appetizers of chips and chip clip with five exotic drinks said Susy Thomas chairman for refreshments Tickets Now Available Noel Stoker Prom chairman reminds students that tickets are now on sale at the UB ticket office for $250 and will be obtainable at the door for $300 Dress for this year’s Jr Prom is semi formal At USU this means dark suits and best dresses Queens Chosen During the intermission will be the introduction of the queen “This will be done via a new type presentation” states Bob Wood publicity chairman The Queen Contest is under the direction of Marilyn Tmgy Contestants this year are: Judy Lunt Jeanne Merkley Peggy Preston Ann Richards Judy Larsen Gerry Law' Linda Merrill and Bonnie Davies Jerry Gray and his Band of Dutson Susan by Roger Brown is director The play centers around an attempt of the Emperor and Empress of Rome to get their unbalanced son Gas-par- d married to a Spanish Princess When the prospective bride is supposedly lost at sea n the Emperor tries to find another wife for his unusual son resulting in some humorous activity Narrator for the assembly is Keith Burris Clair Jones is the Emperor and Jodi McCall is the Empress Others in the cast are Bob Parker Leslie Kowallis Becky Call Audi Andertou Ron somewhat ROMANS OF ANCIENT ROME catch Andi Anderton as she faints in a scene from the Junior Prom assembly The Roman assem bly takes place in the Old Main Auditorium at 11 am today panic-stricke- Sanders Rosemary Wangs-gaar- d Lyle Ann Ilanson Tom Katwyck Linda Jensen Gaddie Ann Reading Mary Dau-nce- Vella Merlin Olsen n By- ron Rasmussen Dee Smith De Page and Byron Montgom- ery Dancers from Orchesis include Mary Lea Stoddard Renee Reynolds Marlene Taylor Sharon Wardle Nancy Hacking and R L Pitcher Assembly committee consists of Roger Dutson Ray Ricks Ken Ander-to- n and Dauneen Vella Debate Squad Returns With Score of Wins A six-tea- USU debate squad m out of 30 events at the University of Utah junior varsity tournament last weekend Friday and Saturday and scored m individual debates Three of the Utah State teams won four debates of the five for which they were scheduled jvon 20 l-- he combinations were Sherry wain and Kathleen Morris Judy Robinson and Marilyn Tay- 1 lor and Mike Harmon and Jeff Thompson Other USU teams were Ralph Crockett Ashton and Ron Geniel and Janice and Wally White ‘and Roger Dutson Judy Robinson was given top rating of Superior in impromp-speaking and Mike Harmon JInUy White and Jeff ° Were rated excellent in w re speaking Next meet for USU wiU be at w5len the Utah State Midwinter Speech Meet is held on e Se CamPus February 10 and 11 Senator Asks For Fur Senator Wallace F Bennett Friday asked the secretary of the interior to approve a cooperative fishery research and training program to be carried out at Utah State University Utah’s senior senator staled that he will appear before the senate appropriations committee to ask for a $30000 per year appropriation to implement the program at Logan Senator Bennett said that “The funds will be used by the bureau of sport fisheries in the department of the interior to employ technical personnel who will work with USU in and research both teaching areas These technicians will actually be part of the USU faculty The primary emphasis will be on training graduate students for employment in state and federal fishery agencies “I feel confident after preliminary contacts with department of interior personnel that the department will approve my request This will be a great boon to the University to the over-al- l fishery conservation effort and to Utah fishermen “The USU program will be nature in of a cooperative which the federal government USU and the Utah State Fish and Game commission will participate The fishery unit will be similar to the cooperative wildlife research unit which is already being carried out in a most satisfactory manner at USU The university will be expected to furnish necessary office space and laboratory facilities The university or the state fish and game commission will provide stenographic help (R-Uta- h) while' the bureau of sport fisheries will pay the salary and expenses of unit leaders “I am anxious to see this meritorious program succeed and will do everything I can to secure its approval by the department of interior and by congress” Service Has Test Results For Freshmen Results of the placement tests taken by entering freshmen at the beginning of the fall and winter quarters of the cur- rent year are now available Students who feel the results of the test will be beneficial in helping them to select a major may come into the counseling and testing services office Main 134 to make an appointment for an interpretation of their test resluts Bowlers Should Check Rosier All students who are Tourney Bowlers are encouraged to check the new' Bowling Tournament roster on the Alley doors for teams and individuals Ken Young tourney Business Group Slates Lecturer In Little Theater Officials Plan Car Check For Stickers Officials of the Plant Operations department are formulating plans for a blockade of student cars next week to check for proper registration of cars All cars parked in student and faculty parking areas are required to display student parking registra t i o n stickers The blockade will be set up to check on these stickers in order to catch up with violators who park in the areas but who did not pay for the parking stickers Officer Russel Knowles met with Student Senate last week after an invitation was extended to him to explain several student complaints about the necessity of paying for the parking stickers when the students who did not eVer buy stickers were never penalized Warren C Rush Manager Operations Planning and Control Division Thiokol Chemical Corporation will be the featured speaker at the next business assembly The assembly will be held Thursday at 11 a m in the Little Theater room 203 of Old Main The management sem i n a r assemblies are sponsored by the Associated industrial Managers and Alpha Kappa Si fraternity The purpose of the assemblies is to bring business leaders to speak to business students on practical principles and practices of modern industries Mr Rush a graduate of Louisiana State University in mechanical engineering has been with Thiokol since 1958 lie has worked in various other comThe senate and executive panies on production and other council gave their approval of related fields He is a reserve centralizing the lost and found Colonel in the Air Force into one department at the regular senate meeting Janu- Security Lost And Found Combined In UB By ary t!V xi chairman stated today The students who are listed on the rosters are encouraged to contact their playing partner or team and begin the tournament as soon as possible Individuals will have one week to play each bracket acYoung cording to chairman The team tourney should be completed by the end of next week Paul Allen at the annual Junior Prom Friday by Bonnie Dansie and WARREN C RUSH speaks at assembly Committee 18 The Union building hospitality committee is taking over the responsibility of managing the department’s affairs The purpose of the student service is to assist students ' losing or finding articles to s that the articles get to their owners “Students have had difficulty locating and turning in lost articles because most buildings on campus have their own personal corner for these articles” said Ann Pocock hospitality chairman Students are urged to turn in articles found to the information desk in the UB In the future a date and time will be posted as to when articles may be claimed Those who have lost articles may fill out a standard form at the UB desk -- |