Show STUDENT LIFE MAY 11 Week This 1964 — 3 Staff Member English Depf Makes Grants Wc Honor Heads Academy Dr Recipients of scholaiMiip awaids pi evented annually’ by the dcpaitment of English at Utah State University were announced Friday by Dr King Hendricks department head Barbaia Blanchard received the Wi igley Scholarship tor her senior year of study ALc-- Wit-twwas named alternate The Wi igley Scholarship for his junior year went to Dennis Goldsbeny His alternate is nne Thome has been named piesident of the Utah Academy of Science Aits and Letleis it was announced this r?' fw Wy week Dr Thorne is director oi the StaAgricultural Experiment tion on CU$ " sV Denny Johnson This week the Union Hospitality committee honors Da- id F Johnson An outstanding senior Johnson has contributed much through his service to his fellow students A member of Sigma Nu fraternity Johnson has served as rush chairman vice piesident member of the Senior Council and lecently woiked as chairman of the hoard for the 1931 Robins Awards of Ameiiea Johnson has worked on various committee's for such even i s as Agathon and Hello Week of which he was chairman As a member of the Air Force he has been on the RO-TGroup Staff and has ben a special assistant in the Air Force training program Johnson was a member of the freshman football team concert and marching band and filled the position of presi-- 1 dent of the USU Assembly C Guild Elected as Senior Class Presand Senate representative Johnson found time to serve as piesident of Alpha Sigma Nu and president of the American Student Academy' He is also listed in Who’s Who in American Colleges ident This For You? Is IK (Kite IK IiMAIS In itj 1 II K — VlUlllliV o— IS holding (UK tub memliets only Chicago Hound tournament dt its regular ni"etmg VV'ednesrldy at 7 10 p m All elub members aie ui ged to turn out and pirlulpjleforAlson on tile agenda will he the spring purl plans - o—1o stu'’1 srillKNTS dent teai h next yi planning must ar 1)l4-(take (he speech ariquacy lest soring! Munrier Von can sign up lor it in Kdurulion 104 1 he deadline is May Bridal Pair Morning Star Dale King Baiber received the English department scholar-chi- p with JoAnn Woodruff named as alternate The two Wrigley sihnlar-- I Ely so Fellowships Granted Prof Teaches For Summer Math Speech Study j j nt j Thorne Proposes Poverty Solution - i H-- o Geography Dept fessor p - will hold er ships aie provided by a fund set up foi outstanding English ' majois by the Robert L Wi igare prolcsors and graduate ley family of Logan and the students other scholaiship is provided by members of the depaitment faculty Recipients are selected on the basis of high scholarship and on potential in EnThree students in speech Viehwig a graduate of West glish teaching All of the 19 pathology and audiology at Ut- Side High School lias a bache- candidates for the awaids had ah State University have re- lor's degiee from Utah State grade point averages of 33 ceived fellowships for gi ad- and has been doing master’s or better Dr Hendricks said work in speech pathology-aud- mit e study The scholarships will be forsor at the University ot Ilhn-- i Elaine Packham will study iology this year been of has He ois this summer at USU on a master’s program piesident mally presented at the Awaids USU and J 'the doctor-ticipabe a will Hearing Convocation of the College of Speech Dr Ilunsaker par-- Steven Viehvvig will do National al study at Northwestern Uni Association and a member of Humanities and Arts Tuesday in a at 8 pm in the Bowen School Foundation Institute versitv Tliayne C Smedley’ Hitcrcollegiate Knights Science The fellowships under which Auditoi ium for college mathematics teach-- ' Viehwig and Smedley have ers lie will teach a course in at USU the past year studied “Theory of Sets and the Real which Mrs Packand under Number System” ihave follow ships fiom the Neu- in the coming will ham 1939 60 school study During the lolngical anr Sensory Trainee-yea- r year are associated with a Dr Ilunsaker did post-jshi- p Ploytam f)f the U S doctoral woik at Ilinocs under pupjj( xiealth Service Vieh- - grant of more than $200000 made to USU for work in an NSF academic year instituWig s grant is Horn the Nationand heating under dirwas te during which time he al Institute of Neurological speech “The Ameiican Standard of Dr Samuel G Fletof ection develasoc-iatewith closelv Diseases and Blindness wds discussed by Dr Living” of cher associate piofessor opment of a modern mathemaThorne of is Allison a recently in the gi aduate Smedley speec h tics nrnfo-ij- ii IF was a'so a Davis Life school Weber and lounge Family High visit ior professor at the Uni- and received a' State College sumof Dr Thorne stated Hawaii in the vnrsdv Poverty bachelor's degree at USU in f iori2 is defined as families of four or more persons living on less eo'flnnte pf tile UnK'CrsilV 19f0 Ho taught for the LI)S De-- j (if J Twli He Ttipisn'er pT'nrl The coui so offerings in geo- than $3000 a year Destitution TTlI-vpailment of Education in Ran-- j a hi1’ ns0r'1' itn"'Pn n This graphy’ will be doubled next is living on less than $2000 dt-- i of Co':fnr-i- n show hsr' etT dolph and heBountiful that Census figures year a Eon of with the ad' has been doing y’ ond nain Utah poverty ratings are af pice In- school year Emmett second 1 in path-wmk gcogiapher speech igiadunle 1948 in itii(e high y at USU under Stallings of Florida State The proU" Service' Dr present geography S Public Health a To combat poverty under Professor Eddie Thorne proposed more day ft How ship gram USU Mrs Packham is a graduate Peterson has ptoved to be a care centers increased social of Bear River High School and popular class It averages over security and welfare payments For was graduated with honors) 100 enrollment for each class improved schools more help She has Therefore an additional cul- - and guidance for young people fi om Ricks College also attended Brigham Young jtural gcogiapher has been and more tax exemptions for and Johns llopkins ed for next year job related expenses of woiking Professor Assistant Stallings female needs of households Professor Robert F University rovvski director of the Her woik for the master’s has been trained at Florida In closing she stated that at USU under Ihe fellowship State University and at the agement Institute has we have no analytical princiinCarolina of North an of research will involve plus University selected as a member in ples related to standards of dustrial development team that training in speech correction and will receive his PhD w ithin the coming living to use when combating will spend the summer in Bra- in public schools of Logan g ography pm ct ty y ear zil Cily and Cache County’ leadThis project is under Ihe ership of UCLA Professor a? will assist in establishing rural industries using Brazilian Libor capital and manV agement Thaining for the managers will be provided in the United & States but the films will be American pat on the organized tern of corporations and vv ill kl be owned and operated by Bra zilians - -- Ils prial nf spnng quai ter emt the meeting '1 uesda at S tins jenr m Union 211 Surpri-- e afiiulns pm and fun are on hand Also we 11 he plun-mn- s the ednon party for the find a campus lie was elected last year to the position ot vice president and this year succeeds as president of the organization Th Utah Academy of Science Arts and Letters was created to promote the interests of the sciences and humanities in the stale The academy meets twice a year One of their several activities in the promotion of sci-- i once and humanities is the’ sponsorship of science fairs in high schools and junior high RECH’IEMS OF SCHOLARSHIPS in the Utah State University department of English are Barbara Blanchard Elyse schools throughout the state Dr Thorne estimates that Barber and Dennis Goldsberry there aie about 700 memlr of the academy Most of these ' ology-audiolog- Professor Selected Brazilian Team ty Pie-trows- ki o"¥ fr :4 S'- - 'VV 4 ) 7 - £& I1KAIT1T AND A CV MONT Insurance envoi a go tor stud' lit uivfs' including $250 fur maternity daily room biTielit for 100 das' I Now Only $1 99-CO Needh am's were not a "PRIME SOURCE" you'd pay over $30000 for this set Additional coerag" lor husbands is only $n its monthly ii'k for not 752 7710 or or Charlie IF af Needham's u Cost 752-45S- S — o— SI mien t tales SKK VICK TYPJM1 14 ask for Mrs Scott Call 752-4b —“O — - I CANS ON CtCNS Jewelrj etc 1st ding Post evenings We buy guns lid VV No ra Open 7 i 1 NEWLY ELECTED Circle K Club officers arp left to right Lchiml Turner vice presu Richard Froinbger president and Kris Kolaid secretary treasurer -- |