Show 1 3 STUDENT f New Faculty Named Education New faculty and staff memof Education bers m the College Utah State University have been announced by Dr John C Carlisle dean of the college Lester C Essig associate professor of education takes over as the new head of the Department Libof Instructional Media and He has rary Science this quarter BS and MS degrees from USU and recieved his doctorate decree from the University of Indiana Dr Essig will also teach New Media in Education Thurman M White has been named a‘sMant professor of educational administration lie received his BS MEd and EdD re degrees at USU and has had eent experience in teaching Dr merican will teach White School System and the Organization and Administration of Education Charles C Hall will be an assistant professor of psychology in that department this year lie was a visiting professor from Kansas at the 1066 USU Summer school He received his BA degree from the University of Oklahoma and his MA from Hall North Texas University will teach elementary and educational psychology and child psychology and development Morris L Mower received an appointment as assistant in the Department o? He has Elementary Education his BS degree from Brigham MS degree Young University from the University of Utah and his EdD from Colorado State pro-less- College Dev oe Rickert Curriculum for the Mentally tarded An associate professor in secondary education vv ill be Dr Ross R Allen He received his education at the University of Utah Dr Allen will teach Principles of Secondary Education and Secondary School Methods Walter L Saunders will be an j assistant professor in secondary education He has his BA and MS d grees from Oregon State Uni-- '' versitv Among the classes he will teach is Teaching of Science in the Secondary Schools In the Department of Health Physical Education and Recreation new faculty includes Marion Blackinton She will be an assistant professor and received her BS and MS degrees from USU and her doctorate degree from tli University of Utah Delwin W McCrary has been named the Head Wrestling Coach at USU He has his BS and MS degrees from USU and has recent experience as a teacher and coach Also teaching in the Deoart-nieof Health Physical Education and Recreation will be Paul nt IsThls For You? 1 j T Anvnito Interred In plav injj n the 'si soccer team Is asked to attend a Ttlnj o m 6 30 y In the Sunburnt todd Students Interested n'Jiais are imlted to 12 30 Thursday in 0'm Football starts at The I j I Lounge ai — O— - - In Men s 4ntra-- j attend a meeting room 302 Smart next week o Club has a meeting v’ eauled for all those interested at ' pm Thursday in room 317 Student Lnu'n Building —o — Ann int rested in mk n£ on the Yearbook staff please fillout applicant on at the Student I nmn Eanldinff Information desk or at the Buzer prr ce In room 319 of the Union Build-- j Climbing In t - Tnere will be a eeneral bodv meeting ‘h India Studen's Association on frdsv tn the Student I nion Building Audltonum at 10 pm There will be a r film All are welcome -- O — Trcuts for the He'n!ngvav produc--‘to- i of tiesders Theatre will be held TnurdaN from 3 30 to 5 pm in the it-Auditorium All students are clt- -l CM- J ' j niniese Thero will be Miidrnts Jtt toprther for the eelebidHon of I i i a MID ALH MV FFSTIVAL on Thursday at 3 pm Meeting place will bt in the Amo1 itheater — o The Chinese Students canon party postponed until Oct 2 All students ‘with or without ears) are to meet at ‘oe LB lobb at 3 p m Q App'icaflon are nvr open for Student sreakers Keron interested in j sneaking (on anv subject) Is urged to fi’i nut an application form at the TTB I A IK it v desk J All fttudonls who did not p'ck up picture appointment card at p'gistrn’on mav do so a Thunell Pho-- I aphv located across from the Post iuffhe hi the Student Union Building seniors — Senior pictures u0 be taken with gowns only — no caps Bvi?or t !iil A eta Vpsiton ooen meeting will be Sept 29 at 7 p m Ferxone Is imiled to hesd Mrs Darvl Chase speak on Soc’aT Graces 11 f :W4‘X picking up bids between 4 30 and pm In the meantime par-tie- s and banquets at the fraternities of their choice occupy the rushee's time Of the 380 that signed up only 220 attended the open houses and therefore many may not have been invited to some of the parties Anyone that tails into this category and is still interested in rushing should contact Val Christensen in Main 102 Under the direction of the Council USU’s eight national fraternities are participating in this formal rush week The active Greek organizations on campus include- up for Fraternity Rush which started last Friday This is 130 moie than ever before according to Val Christensen 6:30 Frater- nity Coordinator The Rush week began with open h uses at all of the fraternities last Sundav and will end next Monday with the rushees History Three new members have joined the staff of the Department of History at Utah Stale University announced S George Ellsworth acting head of the Classified department Harold H Canner was named an instructor in geography A graduate of Wayne State University he lists the historical and political geography of Latin America as his mam field of interest Canner has taught in Michigan Indiana and Illinois and is working toward his doctorate degree at Wayne State University He and his wife Ileen have one child Dr Klaus J Hansen received an apointment as assistant professor of history after filling a replacement position at USU last year He graduated from Brigham Young University with his BA and MA degrees and received his PhD from Wayne State University Dr Hansen recently completed book “Quest for Empire” which is concerned with the role of the kingdom of God in Mormon political thought Before coming to USU he taught at Ohio State University Dr Hansen and his wile Joan have fiur children Dr Gary L Huxford has been named an assistant professor in history He will teach U S Hs-tor- y with special emphasis in Colonial History and Constitutional History of the U S Dr Huxford received his BS degree University and his MA and PhD degrees at the University of Washington Y’oung He places special emphasis on History in the 18th century Dr Huxford and his wife Catharine have four children Landscape Architecture Three new members have been added to the staff of the Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning at Utah State University announced Prof Burton Taylor department head Malcolm G Bishop a graduate of the University of Massachusetts and the University of Michigan has worked with the national park service in PhilaPa Bi s h o p will delphia “strengthen the faculty particular in park and recreation design” said Professor Taylor Craig Johnson is a recent holder of a Sand and Gravel Fellowship at the University of Illinois where he received his MLA degree In landscape architecture He has written a book on rehabilitation of sand and gravel sites converting them to residential recreational and public use Johnson and Taylor recently participated in a convention in Salt Lake City of the American Mining Congress discussing the rehabilitation of landscape scars caused by mining operations Roger Keith a graduate of the will of Cincinnati University teach contemporary graphics and presentation techniques at illustrator A prominent USU and graphics consultant he has recently worked in the Boston and New Orleans La Mass Most Order the SaU Lttk Tribune tidiv — 3 mon’hs fpe'-ldstudent nffr 10 1045 North Main Wash and Wax Your Car wmf to know BW'RHV 1111 Gharlt By Peter Zimowsky Student Life Reporter Several returned Peace Coips Volunteers are scheduled to visit Utah State's campus o conduct its annual recruiting drive They will arrive on campus Oct 3 and begin recruiting Oct 5 A team of four will be available at a booth in the Union n Building concerning any about the Peace Corps They will administer a language appitude test and make available brochures describing the Corps and application forms infoi-matio- The four plan to speak to classes dormitories fraternities A Peace campus organizations Corps film will also be shown during the week During the first six years of the Corps existance 44 USU students volunteered According to Peace Corps figures last spring 8 former USU students were assigned to Africa 20 to Latin America 16 to N Africa Asia and the Far East “I’ve never had my ego inflated as I've had it here in Columbia as a rural community development Volunteer” said former T'SU graduate Frank Alexander Mr Alexander graduated from USU in 1965 and majored in Political Science “It was a challenge to bring something to these people that was so new to them” said Cliff S Whitehead another former USU student and wrestler He taught math and science at a mission school in the interior of Africa During his second year of service Whitehead became a bacteriologist at the cenfral laboratory in Monrovia He says his studies in mirobiology at USU prepared him for this job Last spring on 58 campuses around the country more than 1200 college seniors were quizzed in a Louis Harris survey to obtain student attiudes toward the Peace Corps The 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The LODGE Logan Canyon or 752-746- 752-760- 4 3 At The Bookstore Welcome back to college and another year of service from the USU Bookstore Fall quarter is the busiest time of year (as you probably have noticed) We courage you at all times en- to ask any Bookstore employee for direction and assistance in the Bookstore or with any other information merchandise blue Your Honda dealer is having his Fall Sales us Spectacular You’ll find the kind of low down payments you’ve always looked for The terms are so easy you’ll barely notice them Drop by your Honda dealer’s today Learn why some people have all the fun Free Brochure Write American Honda Motor ment ask girls in pink — for in back-to-camp- concerning For aid in the book depart other Just in time for ask girls Boys in green coats will help you in the book de- partment or with supplies inc Long Island City NY 11101 Fri-S- Private parties Ph far 2 A storekeeper had 17 TOT Staplers All but 3 were sold How many did he have left? 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(Answers Mo w) i SWISS The survey was also compared with the total sample 230 seniors who had already applied to and been accepted by the Peace Corps A new record was set by the Peace Corps in 1966 when it placed 10500 men and women in training during the program year W'hich ended Aug 31 The figure marked a more than 20 percent increase over 1965 Svingline To-b- ey (v— POWER HAWK new paint new dent Dick Montgomery and Rush Chairman John Larsen Tom Sigma (hi — President Peterson and Rush Chairman John Lee Sigma Nu - Presiand Rush dent Bruce Slue id Chairman Fred Passey and Sigma Phi Epsilon — President Mike Connors and Rush Chair-tna- n Jerry Conder - 30 tuneuns brakes lubes’ Contact Fourth North and Amnrlran oH ATf found out who joins the Peace Corps It said they tended: — to come from echuols and homes In the East and West — to come from state (thus larger) schools — to major in liberal aits — to be active on campus in areas other than student government — to be more women (although about 60 percent of all Volunteers are men) — to have younger better educated parents — to have fathers who are more often professional or executives — to come from higher income families 7 30 FOR ALL AUTOMOn E needs ball and boxing to Liberian students Peace Corps Slates USU Visits In October 732- MISSIONARY reunion n Ae Suit Lake Cltv Grant 3id Ward PEACE CORPS VOLUNTEER Cliff S Whitehead poses with his schoolboy soccer team in Liberia Whitehead is a graduate cf Utah State While in Liberia he has helped introduce basket- Hip Solon Atkinson pfmr 5 pm 72oK9 12iei area The growth of the LAEP department at USU has been continuous since it became accredited last spring At the present time it is the only accredited department between the Mississippi River Valley and California With the expected increase In fall quarter registration the LAEP department will be one of the largest In the country said Professor Taylor The department is also continuing work writh the Utah Secretary of State’s office on the rehabilitation of the Utah State Capitol grounds or DO TIRE & OIL 25 Fraternity Rush Continues This Week Concludes On Monday A record number of 330 signed college JACK'S WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 28 1984 — 3 wi R Boyce an instructor and extension specialist He has his BS MREd and ironv Brigham Young University and has had recent experience in teaching He will teach Playground and Camp Organization and has been named assistant professor of special education He received his BS and MS degrees from the University of Idaho and his EdD from the University of Oregon Dr Uickert’s teaching at USU will include Curriculum for the Trainable Retarded and at Brigham ReC LIFE Co Inc Department C-- 7 Box 50 Gardena California 1966 AHM |