Show STUD£NT LIFE r"TT T"' MAY 22 192 3 ’ Guest Lecturer To Speak Professor Colcn Eaborn professor of organic chemistry from the University of Sussex England will deliver a guest lecture in chemistry Friday at 4:10 p m in Widtsoc Hall 205 Dr Eaborn’s topic will be “Some Electrophilic Aromatic Substitutions” Dr Eaborn is an authority in organic chemistry particularly organometallic compound and has published writings on this lield He has published a text in Organosilicon compounds Dr Eaborn was recently selected as the Professor of Organic Chemistry at the new University in Sussex and was formerly at the University of Leicester England Reunions Slated THE NEW CO-ORG- OFFICERS are (1 to r) Gajla Stokes Kerr I)iek Gordon Dale Z Kirby picture Rob Frost and Emily Josephson S lAHiise Marty lluntzinger Not shown in the 8-- 9 Gordon Is Chosen New President As is Dick Gordon of year of 1902-6- 3 ent Co-Or- the new presid- the new officers will be a for the school ty at Guinavah in Ixigan Class reunions meeting of the Golden anniversary Club and of the Alumni Council are on the schedule during commencement activities at USU June said Lyn Larson executive secretary Friday The 50 year class the class of 1912 will be inducted into the Golden Anniversary Club made up of those who attended USU 50 or more years ago The class will join with other Golden Anniversary Club members at the Luncheon June 9 at 12:30 pm in the SUB Dr R O Porter will be the speaker Dr Porter has been president of the USU Alumni Association USU Medical Association and Logan Kivvanis Club and district governor ol parcan- Hun-tzing- er Utah-Idah- Co-Or- gs 12-ho- Bullen Hall Plans Hawiian Saturday The second annual Bullen entertained with dancing singIlall Luau will be held by the ing and movies alter the pigs residents of Bullen Hall Satur- areThedone party will last from 12 day Three hundred residents noon until 12 midnight Hawaiand guests will attend ian dishes pineapple eocanuts Activities will start at noon poi coconut milk pudding will Saturday with the Hawaiian be served ritual of placing a 290 pound Only 300 tickets will be sold with the residents getting first pig into the ceremonial emue After the pigs are placed in opportunity 100 tickets are exthe emue guests will partici- pected to go on sale to the genpate in swimming dancing eral public this week end voile ball or sun bathing Tickets will cost $250 per Kivvanis Dinner will be served from couple for and Reservations can be made 6 to 7 pm Guests will be $150 for residents pm with Edgar II Mitchell club secretary Other officers are 24 All past Frost will sene as the yon Thursday May and new presidents of member president Marty as treasurer Gay la organizations will attend Food Stokes as secretary and Louise sports and a program arc outKerr and Emily Josephson will lined be The first major event of the in the new position as service school year will be the Two publicity Fair beaded by Christy are yet to be appointed — one Kunz This will take place apin charge of radio and one proximately the third week of Albert E Bowman president as fall quarter to acquaint stu- and Robert L Wrigley vice corner correspondent dents with the clubs and to president The first event The class of 1927 will hold a offer organizations an opporplanned by to on June 9 at 1:30 pm members luncheon solicit tunity Ken Carter will be chairman at the Bluebird downtown The Positions of Religious Emphasis activi- class has operated a fund to ties which will be extended to provide academic w ear for renPositions are open for bus- a week and the religious coun- tal at commencement time and ies manager community pro- cil lie tentatively plans a from the proceeds has provided graming AWS representative Thanksgiving assembly and an new signs at each entrance of radio programing inthe USU campus (Continued on Page 4) publicity ternational days and cancer drive chairman in the internatRobert new vice PIGS GET THE SIIAVE in preparation for Bullen ITall Ltiau Saturday IluIIen Ilall bovs prepared this one and another in wait for the Hawaiian holiday o Co-Or- non-residen- ts WHO’S TJEWS! GLEN GRAY Open ional club Students who are interested positions as chairman of the various committees must fill out applications at the SUB JONAH JONES ' TWO irctocK JUMP STUDENTS TAKE A for these NANCY WILSON ±1 desk must be in Applications fore Is Friday May 25 This Udtm2 -- V y:-- v ai accommodations meals entertainment tuiwill be tion fees and sightseeing Courses ©ffereef in history economics culture and i30 pm Vbe'nn'ir tJ 11 H canvon patty ton Valiev May 23 at IrPS n ‘i area ln tanyon Yu r- Moot a ton ‘ln'i'lians are Invited P1tationsCeri-fl'?tP5 v Pm1 flfTty philosophy of the Orient LEAVE JUNE s Tnust have ap- - S EPaher Iji" 179- by - placement ay winSL1l!M1 ’ 22 i 13 osopiric ast at so- - EXTENDED 22 ISLAND TOURS AVAILABLE trend “jour fas fort to carefiee at e8 n Whitney PraRemnMPartmpnt wll hcture John Dewilc01 ivth emphasis on A Common faith a iPy!l h°° ow Plan e slon Period will on flIused hres turned In pir- - them UDUrt PP'patI°ns may SllR Spur offlee In aay SIC°2 ''617taCt 1pAnne Hold- - J'' TRAVEL next yar will be All are invited who 4 1962 — RETURN AUGUST PRIOR TO WORLD’S FAIR TOURS AVAILABLE FROM SEATTLE STUDY TOUR WITH DEPARTURE lnpftlnfr of Schnnlv ar on Tuesdav May ?f flculty lounyp sun' Prnfe Beyers of the 'anguaee thls 22 DANCE - This summer earn six semester hours of credit at the University of Hawaii in Honolulu Your Hawaiian Study Tour includes round trip travel via Pan American Airways San FranAlso included are hotel cisco Honolulu honoring the students will ors by ' ' Jun 8 at 1:15 p Mlrrlpd niale Rrad-- e " lo have not tkp rmatlnn lpUer and ap-fan°Mt?8yiJl0lc llp this kJ‘1! n All applleations attending iLlnVncdiatPl' All wives ignated"8!1011! d hp ln their ndJVia-- bureau' I SAW TODAY nNP1A Inline r GUESS WHO STUDY TOUR For You? 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