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Hello Walk Last Monday minutes before thing occurred few words were bronze plaques at precisely More than 60 new faculty members have been added to USU’s professional staff this fall The new personnel list was recommended by President Daryl Chase and approved by the Board of Trustees o 7 noon a unique on campus A expressed two were unveiled in fresh cement a ribbon was cut and Hello Walk was born It is designated by bronze plaques at either end as it winds from the north end of Old Main past the TI’s and to the Union Joining the English Department faculty are Arthur Axel-ra- d assistant professor Farrell J Black Jeanne Dorland Ken M Symes temporary instructors and Kenneth B Ilun-saker Building of Robert T Knighton and Dean Skabelund instructors It's dedication marked one several events of a most suc- cessful Hello Week chairman-ne- d by Marilyn Pollard However it was not planned as just another idea for Hello Week-196but with the lasting hope that friendship and warmth may ever mark this university and distinguish it Comone of two bronze “Hello” plaques on the ments from this years bumper ENCIRCLING of the Student Union are Tim Ilealy Marihn south sidewalk crop of freshmen and tranfser Pollard David Loosle and standing new president’s asstudents clearly indicate that the friendliness of the student-bod- y sistant Alan Matheson has been a big factor in making their initial experience here at Utah State a refreshing and enjoyable one A friendly “hi” or “hello” Is ahvays welcome anywhere on campus Will you contribute your smile and friendship in building a congenial atmos phere and an even greater The clamp down on unregis- istered with security office for Utah State?! tered vehicles on campus starts the owners’ protection Tim W Healy Out of state students who are Monday October 1 President Vehicles not registered with temorarily residing in Utah Associated Students the security office by this date while attending USU may are subject to violation T F obtain applications from the head of plant opera- cashier’s office for a nonGreen Bulge tions said This includes bi- resident permit if they have As cycles motorcycles scooters registered their vehicle in their vehicles as home state and paid taxes Housing on the campus has and other No student there automobiles as well been somewhat a problem this to will be Those not entitled to a nonfepark his permitted quarter especially in the inon automobile the resident campus male department reports Ann permit must register Vest director of women’s hous- cluding dormitories’ parking their vehicles in accordance lots without a campus parking with Utah laws Every noning All of the dorms on campus permit Student parking per- resident student who is in Utah are bulging at the seams with mits are issued at the cashier’s for more than sixty days is Lund Hall having three to a office required to have a Utah Opervehicles ator’s license Mr Green said Motorized double room and Merrill housThese rules apply to staff ing eight girls to an apartment must secure a campus parking By the end of June there decal from the controller’s and faculty members as well were over 1000 applications for office before parking their ve- as students Staff and faculty will secure their parking perhousing and room for only 677 hicles on campus and bik Some of these students found (not motorized) must be reg mits at the security office apartments off campus However some 75 students were unStudents Use Your able to find housing until some MAGNIFICENT Cards for new places opened up just beStudentbody MOYIE ENTERTAINMENT Discount Nothing to buy fore school began 1 Unregistered Vehicles Subject To Violation Dormitories Campus Grows tw'o-whe- el two-whe- International Club Revises Constitution International club drafted and accepted a revised constitution this summer The move was made to rectify some The associate professor and Ernest E Underwood assistant professor in Math Winfred O Carter assistant professor of Engineering Reid J Gardner instructor in Electrical Engineering ajor I) C Gordon USAF ssociate professor in Air Science and Commanding r of Cade Corps Fay Hanson instructor of Music Oifi-ce- &lara Ingold instructor Va- lentine Suprunowicz lecturer Alfred C Scherer associate professor and Ruth Benson instructor in languages Walter J Apt E C Jorgenson nematologists Al in David A K Jones research T Bleak research range in chemistry Grant G Smith conservationist Forrest Vern associate professor of ChemiOwan geneticist George K Carmen Lambert Carrell stry Ityser Clifton II Smith re- instructor supervisor of child search agronomists Myron Alma P Stout plant physiologist Da- developement lab Moser instructor and Owen vid E Zimmer research K Shupe assistant profesor in plant pathologist Melvin J mechanical engineering D E Anderson nutritionist David Robinson lecturer in special V Kopland research animal John Administration Business husbandry are now with the R Simmons assistant profesthe faculty under the auspi-cie- s sor of Zoology Phillip S Speof the United States Deand partment of Agriculture The new Dean of the College of Family Life is Phyllis Roberta Snow Mary Kay Croft and Marilyn Blaylock are new instructors in Family Life Other additions to the staff include Elwood Malcolm assistant professor and Brue Howard instructor in Education J Lamar Anderson assistant professor of Horticulture Gay-le- n L Ashcroft and W J Derk-se- n assistant professor in Agronomy Richard Brillantine instructor in Landscape Architecture Lawrence O Cannot instructor Konrad Suprune- - rry assistant professor Brigham D Madsen associate professor in History Fadil Hakki Sur Land Grant Centennial Lecturer from Fred II Wagner associate professor in Wildlife Resources John R Williams assistant to the Dean of Students Robert E Wiper assistant professor of Business Education Lois M Cox editor Mary Pat Friar and Jean Fodavi instruc- tors at Edith Bowen Robert C Lamb professor in Animal Johannes Storz Husbandry Veterinerary Science Jeanne instructor Crockett Chapin Periodical Librarian COLUMBIA PiCIURfS ) i f ' adm Af ther over the ( ago regi ther C reg we1 nev isti per spe Va He A ted for chai Ami tee T1 itior Jud be 1 sene Sha St omr nati corr tivit fore the star Kar Bt T1 bus min be up PECK ANTHONY QUINN hCttL ftttMAiR THE I to DAVID NIVEN iUH$ forr & $F P tatl NAVAROM! 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Sc INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS — AT OLD MAIN STUDENT UNION BUILDING! the international scene part A new program to be inaugurated in the club will include foreign films international dinners political discussions and Social gatherings Anyone wishing to join the International club can apply at Foreign student advisor’s N to L new line N C of J reac Utal tive presents GREGORY committee making the 4 S Re The greatest high adventure ever filmed revision was composed of community citizens and students The revision was made to better relations between the students and various nationalities and people of the community to foster more appreciation and understanding for the international world A special effort will be made during the year to have the American student realize his office Vc Ma- el The USU constitutional inadequacies and make a more effective organization wicz stai r 3 thn mo S ( AKi)S Tails City A tra at any Theatre logan Twin Boise honored Troo Inter-mounta- in enc Salt l4ike 125 North Main Logo" at |