Student!:e
Preference
Bait Friday
Let's Go Aggies! Skin the Cats!
Aggi~s- We Can Beat BYU ,,
Pep Rally, Band Drills Are 'Wagon Wheel' Game Extras
BY JAMt)S MOR1'1M1'!1? It'll be the Utah State Aggies and the Brigham Young University Cougars Saturday at 1 ::10 p.m. on the Farmer Grid• iron , and Utah State will be •·out to win this one." The game will almost b.e a " grudge battle", considering the contested game which the two teams played at Pt·ovo las.t year.
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Th<'atre rally night.
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'l'healJ ·c , Fl"iday
Th e- rally wilt foll ow th e annual to~a;~: 1 a~,~rr~':c:'a~;~:;· ~~~; Pr e rer('nce b a ll. Doors will open. b ee n nominalPd as Cinalists for at the Capitol at. 11 :30 p.m. , with. Fre s hm e n cla ss pr es ident. lhe rally starling at 12:15 a.m. In v o tin g co nductPd Wednesday, l·fo.lt"s to ok 35 and Bate s captured On hand win be the checrlead-29 or the- total 222 voles caSL er, Joe While;,id es director ot For V c-ep, Judy Bark er and Ann . ' Woodward will be the finali:'lf.s. alhlct1cs, Coaches John RontngBarker poll ed 53 votes and Wood• Ev Faunce, Cal Stoll, and Ralph ward had 40. Maughan. Fol1owing the rally, a. In the race {or secretary, Caro l "~neak~preview .. movie is planned. Fe.Ux took 100 votes and Vaunda Tickets are 65 cents. Olivct·son captured 68 to qualify for finali s ts. The Old Wagon WheeJ, owned C\lndidate6 T.Jstj'd by Blue Key units of the two Other candidates for president schools is a traditional pri.z.<:of tho lined up as follows: Tacl Bingham, football f ·. Tl P. , 21; Dexter Davis, 24; Glen Had• htw J1a.d the \'\'he . I for two year• dock, 24; Richard Lee. 10; Laut•- uow. en<-'e Neuberger, 28: Mark Sorenson, ◄; Mc Kay Willis, 21; Ken Baod • M· ~11 ~1 6 W~~,';;~r:te! ·ror vice presidenl Clair Woodwarcl , assistant di • .
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Kf'ith Anderson ey4).8 the trophy which wiH be ,>~srnted P..eference BAU tomorrow night. Rut'll ~r.,,1 •k t, • , ..,
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r'REFERENCEBALL
"Preferred l\fan., at tke Bev '.l'homp:,.on look.~ on.
ChestDrive Closes S:~urdaY'. Only $600Collected
Aggie Coeds Pick 'The Man I Love'
Saturday will speJJ "finis'' to the 1952 Campus Chest drive, but ns The Preference Ball , sponsored by the Associated Women yet only about $GOOhas been col• Students, is tomorrow at 9 p.m. in the La.De'Sa ballroom. Decot·· lected toward the $3,ooogoal set ations for the semi-formal dance will be carried out und er the ror the Chest dt·ive. theme of "The Man I Love." According to Joyce Barkle, The man whom the majority of the Utah State college women chairman of the . Chest, ari·ange• The man whom the tnost Utah ----·-------ments have been made !or co(Cee Slate college women p,·efer will be sales revenue at the 'Bird, Snwyer's presented at intermls~ion time. Gl'i11 and in the cafeteria, to go
polled the following number of votes: Fa.ye Davis , 30; Jo Ann Johnson. ~; Orma Linford, 28; 18; Mary Rhodes, :~rie Merrill, Other candidate for secretary, Wilma Puh=ipher. captured 48 votes to run a close third . Jf'f,nal Voting \VOOnesda.y The finalists will appear on the ballot n ext Wednesday when vot• ing will be conducted in lhe main
Mary. Helen Tweedie, AWS presi· dent, will present a trophy to this hMost Preferred Jv-Inn'' and a
ha~cr(oe:t:Jfi~=~~idates
BY
.JUDY
BARKER
Student
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Directory
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toward
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large portrait o[ him will be UO· At the game Saturday whcn veiled. The two Aggie men who Utah State me e t s Bri g ham Young are runner~;u~ to lhe "M~s~ Pre• By MARIE ~CF..URILI, University, the ROTC Spo~sor ferred Man wil) aloo be Pt"sented. . . Corp wL\l pass contribution boxes ''The Man I Love.. Student directory for 1952 is now among the sp ec tator!; in an att e mpt N1.•f•ltje Eggen wi1l then sing being soJd in the main hall , ac- I to n e ar the set 'goal. Contribution the thl'me song,. "The :Mnn I ~ve." cording to Ceo1·ge Millon, in box es al so are located at Yariousl June Lacey will act as m1~tress . . places on campus. ol ceremonies. charge of sales. Ttie directory , pubAn I t t· .r t b t 1 t li~hed by Blue Key S(>rvicc unit, is The purpose o[ the two-week year's 11.. ~~:ttngPr:r~n:d ouMa~s .. selling for 25 cents per copy. campaign is Lo coll e ct al_! funds at A1·nold Gilbert, is that this )'e~r It looks as though the ..Jenson's ~n_c_! lo ~a.!<e ca1Jt ~~riout s !~nd• h<-''s married. He- married the fot·· . , ra1smg 1_1 ves. al rear ssn., mt•r Janet Jones an Ag •le grad• 01' Jensen's - whtchc\·er way you tuberculostS, C811CC'l',and R ed c:oss uate of .52 . ' S pt•efer-~arry the lH~avh.•st e~ro\1• ?'re~~ome o( the ~cparate d1wes .• , d .. d ment this yew·. ThPy lend w1lh a included. A iecord attt:n nnc~ 1~ expecte . total of 37. However, tlw Smi1h's at ~he dance. accordmg to Ruth run a clo:;<' ~ec-ond with 31 ol them . ~st weekend. ca.":1pus org~n• Sdm·k nnd Bevl"rJy ThOmJ)SOn, C0• 1listed in the directory tzatJOn manm~d carni\ al boo! hs tn• chairmen. More than 360 girls · · duding pie-throwing , c-a~ino club. tun1~d in prcft•rences: This js A variety or nam<>s ranging from J>lcture-taking, spook alle y . and OYt'r one hundred mon~• '('l'<lten emotions such as "BIi!'..,;" to ''Bit· ring throwing to bolster the chest. preferences as compared with re- ters ·• to occupations such as Cro ok ce'nt - years. Hu~t.c;man, an~ JudgC'. Frum sur~ Tros>hY \\'innf'r ilody Noblf''& l\lusic names (_ound tn lhe book. one \Vinning Lhe trophy !or allMusic ,;.,ill b<' [urni~hed by might build a "Woodhouse," and · at ·ound collection per me mbership Jody Noble's 12-ph'<"C' orchestra. furnish il with a Furni~s, some! of the fraternity wa:. Si gma Pi. Other memberb o( this year's Gates. a Hall, and a \Vall Placing s('Cond was Kn[lpa Sigma , P1·eterence Ball commlttC"e arc: The directory measm·cs 7 by 10 and the DeHa Phi's came in third. June Lact'y, Man;uret Greaves inc_hes, and contain!=i 68 pages. Holding the lucky tiC'k<'t for a o.nd Margart Sutton, pre(c-rencc!i; Ed,t0L' or the volume was Vern television set was Jav Buttars a ~ancy Bow!n, orl'hestra; _Carol I Bailey. Aiding him were Marian down-town barber. ~ ' Bird, decorat1on.s; Jc,anlnf" Mnds'-'n, Haslam, associ~tc C'ditor; Keith/ dance cards; Donna Rae Jo,•gf'n-1Andcrson, business manager; Rod Marion Nie!Sf'n, Don Bvbee, sen, int<'rmis. 1don; Carol Kf>nning. Jensen, circulation: Ml·. Mil ton, Mary Ada Gardner and Margat<'l ton, patrons; and Beth• Reese and salci:i and other nwmhrn; o( Blue FIC'tc·her nn • commiltN• members .Judy Ba.1·ker. publicity. !Key who sold advertising. laiding; Miss Barkle in the d1·ive.
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Philip Da'· r, direc• tor of the band, has made arrange .. ments of several songs, among which are "Come, Come, Ye Saints," "Utilh, We Love Thee," ''High On The Mount~in Top," and P ..of . .John
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minded by Darwin Crezee, chair• man of the elections boarcl, that l they must have their posters and • campaign matf'rial dtiwn by 12 l noon tod~Y- Thos~ nominated may th 1 leave e r matenal_ up. _Als o. up for electt0n next week st udent co~n~ill be a one.year ctl~nn fro~ th e school of Engan• ce1 mg and rechnology_. and fresh• mf'n cla.s~ reprcsPntaLive on the As sociated Women Student's com• millce. ______
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r 1to ·· of the band , announced that during haJftime, the marchingba.nd will resent a spedal pro~::e;::~e~s .relig m and th e
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The band will use a new type ot movement in formations. On .. cha.rt , each band m~mber's posi• tion is ,lotted, and the band then moves in groups of fom• to the desired position· in each forma .. ,.' ,.
Cheering at the game should r ,ch a new high, a:i chee:·1 u 1d~r Hl'adlet- wlll appc-ar in a swimming suit. U'.s all part of a Cam .. pus Ch t bet someone.paid i5 toward lhe Chest drive for the, head yC'llma.ster to pcr[orm in tho
swim
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· . . b . T' k t f 1 11 Apphc:\ltons are n~~ ~mg B~c• . ic e 8 or ie gam~ are av~ cepieci for membe~·s up 111• • u<- 3 ble t th c basem e nt ticket office, Key, honorary mens orgamzat•on. with the •dr ' body card good Graduation laS t spring lert a [cw ,or r 1erved se a t, cl:tih" from 10 ope~in! -~i!" ~,e,t;~~ ~• ~-m, t? noon. ~.",.: 2 .to _5 p.m.. these .. ~ U ·r t R d rding to \ "1c !\{me1. 0 O manager , groups who have asked bers .th1 s . . ~~ ' accorc mg Je;;;; 1·j~~~~;~l<'0~.t. senior male stu- block s of s c~ts t~ be r ~ :rvE'd must dent. \1,.·it'1 ab ove average grad ....-. pick. up ln E'1r ti t' . by Thu1-:-day may apply, and his application e,·enmg, ,.... they _ will be sold to must be nccomp'anil'd b~ a th~mr lbe g, •om.l pubhc. sugges:ting some pros.rwctivc prOJ(' Ct Incidc-ntalty. liekt>ts fol' the Tu..._ wf:dch Blur K e,y coulrl promote in. ltey Day gam e wilh the Uni\ ... the int r rf'st of a better Utah S ta te. ··t r Ut h t S It Lak CH. The fo1•ms mav be obtalnt.'d from si Y 0 a a 1~ 1 et Uy 11 1 lhe Dean of St~1dent-.· of fie<". and ! . on 3": <' "'Xt on, t~y a . . ie mu~t be rf'turned there not Int e r t ic k <'l office samP hours , officials J,han Dec. 1. announced.
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lettersToEditor Election Cost Ldltor, Student Life: In \'i,·w o! lhC' quantity anrl lype or 1·1,•t"tion nrntcrinl which is cli!>J)lnyed C1ncampuc; during frc~hman t"l('ction~. not to !.p<'ak o! the .c;tudc,ntborly ~IN•tionc; in the S!Jl'ing , I am wondt>ring if students arcn'I going to a Jot o! ncvdle.<:s expenc;e, On other campu:-::ri-, it is manda-
tory that c-,p<>n~e accoun ts be 11mit<>d to a ce>rtain nmount, and ex11<'n~e nccuunts must be filed wi I h t/11• stuclrn1 body of! ice. Any amount. over a spedfiNI !ig\lre autnmnlicnlly dbqualifies the candidut<.•.
Some
stud<. ntc:; Ob\"iously
can't
afiord IQ spcnd as much on pichn •~.'-, p1int'-.•d signs, and other ad-
Vf'rth,t•mr-nts ai:: their compE'titors sp,·nd. A limit of fh•e do1lrn·s for primari•·S, nnd l\\ o dollars !or fin-
aJ~, or a similnr amount, should be J)l\1-1."irdby St url.:::nt Council, a nd plac-ecJ in the Con$Litution. f;J('anor Knowles
Aggie Dies Worrl Jrns been received th.it Snmuel N. Cnn,r,vcr, a graduate in wildlife mnnagc-mcnl of the clnss or 1952 was killed in an automobile accident on Friday, No,•. 7. Mr. Gangwer, n promising studC'nt, at'<-epted the position of assh,tunt study leader with the Indiana Consc-rvalion department last JunP. He l!i sunived by hi!'. wife Jenn, and two children, .ind his parents who live in Weatherly, Pcnnsyl1 ,,ania.
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STUDENT LIFE, NOVEMIH
13, 1952 -
Shadow Shadows JdentLearnSigma Kappa Tea
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A bum·h n( th, fr~t, WO!< whoo111 J.: 1t up BY :'MARIi'! ""Rltt1 .r.. At a Slg ltl Kup1,a 'f, a 1""0 ~t-:rs 8 ~ 0 , And tht• k11I Y.ho hiu1111,ered ar("ld.-.nt, ~co::~~f'~, ~: muNlc- ho~ 0 •~n;;,1,: ~";' nl~,t or a. fa-.C'inalin,: and Wo~e th,• Ju~ or ~ ..,..-:. lc-lal hobby. While ba c-k 1n the lourtf;"f' on ,('n Arthur
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rth ur and Wnlly, aloni;: with I!' r entire li-.trning audit-nee, e und('rstandnbl y amn·zed whrn, h~ midst of a rt.-ndiliun or •·Rtue )n", Arthur stoppN and ~old, •11,Budge, I can't n·mi:mh,•r the ch!'' Oh w«:-11,n.-. Arthur says, .s a.ti In a day' s work.''
ubbard's upboard
to the cht-st Of the Kappa that's lcnown a.s Sal, And the Women's Dean wore a sbrtle.d look, And the pin of tht" Sig Chi's Al. \\'ell that's Ute low down. on the I was there, the S hadow ought lti know, Son:e say that lhc JK wa.., craz<'d with tea. AnQ I'm not dt-nying il's so.
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When the clear _ An.d th~ h~ht or the city hemmeJj you in . With a silence vou c.> Id almost hear ., ~ With onl.v thJ squawk o{ a. Gravc1ey Hawk A solemn and dismal call. And your heart was ~.re !01· the
i:•t ,om•Do 1,lan to &pend M>me time with
ou tside- your
Do take part 1n a c·livities outIr your fraternity. Do co ntinu e to study an d get >Od g1·ades.
Ladies Free
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CAMPUS FA.SHION -NEWS
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with
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Always the Best Music Available Couples $1.00
The tension gr•ew tilled room. You l ongt.•d for a place to meel. The music rose with a migh1.y
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Do pln n to add ~t>m,.thing to the
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
us . pal, say that the Wome n 's Uean clorcd, With the dangerous Sig Chi's Al -Courtesy or the Shadow , ._ _________________________
The)·
day oC yore
(Conti nued from Pogr 2) fi1ls a. basic df'~irr hf>long he acC"e~lcd. It provJ(l,-.s a i.e association and a bond of ,U1Hhood, an opportunity for ivlty, friends, and s en-·ice.
Do have friends . n chose n group.
['m not so wise a-3 these pharma<.y
g11ys _ Bul sL1·icUy between
La De' Sa
\-Vere you ever
At the annual
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out behind red hill moon was bright and
at
J1<.•1tfcoat
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DANCE
a c11an<1ellf"r_.
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di,nc:,• hand .,..hich Aside , 11kt' a cignrette. 1•1Ry N1 on th,. 9\·1•rtU?i• or once \Vhen out or the night that was •r-k durlnc th,- le111lyenr. ten abovt' t1ong Arthur 's mnny a-:-com~ And into lhf" alcholic air, mr,nts "' a u.dio program There st11mbl1•d a. pl edge from th,• h h~ and Wnlly Rudgc,, nnn< group r freshman at l'IRh State, pre- With Cri~co Rm<'ared on hi s hair . •,i over K. V.N lr. ThP program He looked hke a. goon who had . tape recorded anrl two redanced his last dance 11 hngs were mnclr, onr r_or prnc- And he knew he was nobody's pal, to '!;~de0~:dl~rtcoc~~~~-\a~"':t;;~; But th t•y d1·ank to his h ealth and th e l.:t~t. Lo imbibe itly confus<•d undo,·pr M~n1. I.he Was ng tram:cription lht~ nir. lhl' dan~t!T()US Sig Chi"s Al.
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•b::-c"m::'o:~ Sigma ~u pl,'Clge
u:p hon~~fesa:t:
Distinctive Flowers 29 WEST CENTER -
\II that was left oi: my Alpha Cht
lAh Stair ~nJ1,•,r1• " bn~k" his Sat the Dangerous Si.1; ("j-;\' 14Al 1n an accld('nt , hr J.il<'nl much And lurins:- him on with hf'r bright • timt"" llstrnin~ to 1,inni ·t$ on red hair radio and rr-u,rv,•d to teach Wa., Utr- .Kt1ppa who':4 known aR ·IC to play . Sul. Nf'Vet lbd .\ •~ The mu~ 1c wa..a :;o(t wilh a. ,·'°r having . hart an actual rhyth mi<' bie-st , n ln hla hfl". Art~1ur pJays An<l it l+•tt. you \,,.Ithout re"g-rel. _lyf"d t"ar. !.a.te-1), hr has Like lht- Alpha Cht who l0:fSed Lhe
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FRED'S FLOWERS
!Two pins snapped ln th• dork, A woman .•creamed th(" llghta cameo o I, th Aecom11nnied b.) n $ig Ep':-. bark.
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"Thi s pen !Pak s," snid th r convict as the rain carnc thrnugh the i·oof.
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Don't l e t your frn!Prtlity ~e"I gues~ l'vc lo:,t anothrr pur>il," t-:nt', or take t~e l>~a<'(" or your ie• said the p ro(t.~ssor ns hi s glas.s eye c:inn. StRY activ e rn yo ur churc h. roll e d do w n th<' sink. Don'L take on n :;ens(' ot false c id1~. Be yours~lf . .rust be ca use uu join a unit dorsn't make yo u If you don't cross ny brtter than one who d oes n 't. A t intersections Don't take on a scn,e of false You might be gathPrcd i~nds do. Up in sections. Don't join if you can'l h onestl y rrord it. The~e fraternal units have a lot Then there- were the hvo red o offer lf, as I 11at<'d before, you corpu scles who 1oved in vein . r\ake I.be best of them. H owever t depends on you. You arc not Breath es thr-re the man :oing to be able to ri de through So much abnot ·ma.l ~1 ► ~~ on the laur els o! a Crater~ That h("' can't be n1oved ity. You, by taking the good from By a low cul !o1mal? hPm will become bette r. You by "I know a joke about. crud !" oil.'' ek ing the bad from the-m will be"Sp1ing it." ome wori;o. So it ·s up to you. hink and act wise-ly. "I would bul i1.'s not rl'fined."
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to Sears specifications.
fin-
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All swealers
GRAND OPENING TWO BIG DAYS
bottoms, bands
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THE STUDENT LIFE, NOVEMBER13, 1952----------------
:Union Program Board Posit o NowOpenforApplicatio I
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Position s on the Stu~"nt
grnm
Board
and
Its _vanous
Pro- ,
Commllt cr 11('ad s, a.s lh~
com- chosen,
se ll"ct. their
will
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millccs
arc now bc>i.n g a cc~pt_cd, millce members . All ~~r~~ors~mon Buildmg how eve r , mu st be approv :,.. It. will br one o f the busi es t nnd Student Proc:ram Board,
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The soci al co mmlll cc 11 respon sible for lk.:h cduUn , aclivilics in the Union be11'
.
:~sc:ia ;:c nt:r o~ m~~•~:~ rir
board wi~l and unlvcrsilics,
StudC'n~ progrnm
~~ti~l~cing~~~-r~,:i~nh~~·~d~~/11ti~~-~\j book co nsist or 1he sh1dcnl co un c il socials chairman, four stu dents ap()Oinlt>d hy th e Union boa.rd or dil" l-'('lOl'S, IWO ln<'mbc>rs o( lhC' rncu lty and t he ch airmen or the socials, culturnl and club :rer\'ice commiltec:s.. t., • • • - ••
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'Messia h' Date .
Un.·on Building Doors Open For Christmas Ball Dec. 12
Changed TODecember 7
Tw n hu ~C' j'{l:i S:'I tfoors w ill 11(' !- ,soo n . ll is hop("d, ah. o, t lml :t sou nd come Ag-gl••i; to th e fi r.st stu d_t"n t sydr,m will br- ini;tu lh:d by Dec. t2.
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Thr ee co mmitt ees
Dec. 7 ;n the Loga n tabcc-
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a was previously plan n<'J the Umon hoard o! thw~·lors. o.crnit . . . ... . ._-ording lo llru ·old OallCl', ,,;l11;1.ir-1 for Dec. H, bul was chuni;1:d b('1••~ R c..ron• 1tn\Lt CJC thr, Unic-n man. cnuse or a con!lict wilh a .stake boord o! tlir(',·1O1·:-, !orim·d i(.'\,~rnll ,., '"' ,., .. monlh:-. 1,;.u to hlBbhsh polidh Ml'mb rt. o r lh<' 19.,2-.>3 bo:11~1 co n k1c nce . ro1 1h•· n \\ huildin nlC mountm a1(': Deon l lubbard, Jo.,,ph n.s t•mui,ktii,n n,·ar:.' 1:: S;mons. I.N1h Fnrr, liu'.·ohJ l)nnC'1'. ''A !i11c nrray of soloJ,;;ts. ba Ck('d .'
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as to wh,·lht·r lnstituli<in runds can be u;«•(I to purehw <' cllf"l<'ria Pquipm ·n1 _ Adtiilioncil m,;,rir•y may h:n 1· lo b· n•i~••cl if lh C'y cannul, lh• • bunrd 1•·1101·tJ:. Fun1i ,hint:~ for lh•-- ]r}U!lg('. ~ky 100m and btdlroom tuC! expcch:dl'
be ing
Breakfasts
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Lunches Dinners Cold Stor09e School Supplie s Dru9s
RENT A. NEW PORTABLE TYPEWRITERFOR $5 MONTH purchase 526
with up to 3 months rent to apply to price . EVERTON TYPEWRITER SERVICE
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Phone 282 -W
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LIFE, NOVEMBER 13, 1952 - 5------------------
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STUDENT
'Corn IsGreen' I Production ~7~astAnnounce _d,
Independents Elect OfHcers and Council Glen Haddock
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"The Corn is Cr<'cn," thrf'-e-oct comedy by Herman Shumlin, will be presented the wcc-k oC Dec-. 8, according to Prof. Floyd T. Mo1·gan, director.
dents
lhe squire . Ruth Green will
portrny
a1·d Heckman, ~ c ldon Hyer,
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president night.
of the Ind epe nd ent Stu-
Olher
officers
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~~~~go~ctr~ndH~ ,:~: "~lev~:~aTh~Y ~~d .. All FilUd~:1ts'. regardJcss_ o_f af ISA rncmb ers pos ted on !il1allon!-:, arc mv1ted to part1 c1p:.i.te stu dentbody problems and activi- 1 in · ISA activities. All indcpPml ,nt ti.es. . ls tu ck·nls on the campus, some 2Jt)O , Ath •i~rs To SpeoJc . in number, are memb ers o( the bcN:: 1~ n;~~~~~1;Y0 ~~~~ 2~ro~i organi~ation, wi.lh th e_ 0Hict-•1·sc'l!l.d New oUicc:rs of Iml ep en ,l,~nt 5!m1c-:1ts Associalion !Lre Barbara 1.tf'r- p.m. in the woir:cn's lounge. Prof. e~~cuu,·i.:- cou 1~c.1l leading the act 1rcJJ , Eleanor Knowl e11, and Glen Uu.ddock, seated, und Jeu.n Jticks •• We11s AllrC'd and Dean or Students ,·1t1c:; and po l1c1cs oi the gt'oup, Joseph N. Symons, faculty advis ers 1 1 . Out g:oin~ officers are K eil h An• Lo ISA, will spe ak on lhc purposes dc-1·son, pr es ident; Deon J ohn so n, and lH'Obfoms of the organization. I vic e p1·esidc nt; Bcrnadcan Ton11inFa1l and win ter quart e1· activitic s 1 s:on, sc<·r·ctary-trcasUi:cr, nnd l\li ss wnt also be discussed. Knowl<'S, publicity manag<.,r .
Mrs.
Wally; Sydney R.-atling, Bessie Watty; Carma Ci·oshaw, I\liss Mo((at; Arnold Stringham, Robb ert Robbatch; Phillip l<'allcr, Morgan Evans; Edwin Rogers, Glen Thomai::; Cecil Wells, John Owen; Eldon McLatchic, Will Hughe s ; and Jay Meservy, old Tom. OLhcrs in the cast inC'lude Rich-
bara Jensen, Lon Bur~ham, Barker, Delbert Killian,
Monday
sisting o! a r<'presentative from ,. -each of the Low: classes was electAmong the planned acth·itic~ ed. Th ey· ru.·e Don C~ok, fr es h- will b e sponsorship of a stu dcnlman, La1·ry Porter, sophomoJ'c; body ,Janee and assembly and par James Mortimer, junior, and Lu- lie s and socia 1s !or indep endents. Deane Thurston, senior. Somf' 2500 Members Ex-officio members of the coun''\Ve wa nt to empha.size that we cil, who 1-vil\ act ln an ad,;;isory are not. in opposition to Greek so. capacity only, arc Joyce Barkle, cinl organizations," Mr. Haddock
Vern Coleman, veteran Utnl, State performer, will po1·tray John Goronwiy Jone s; Nccltje Eggc;n and Gayle Probst, in double casting, will play Miss Ronbeny; Gerald L. Sp~th, Jdival Morl'is; Mal' Y Hel en Tweedie, Sarah Pugh; Ro.lpl1 ChllC, a groom; Jarvis Anderson ,
was elected
Farrell, vice president; Jean Ricks, secretary-treasurer, Eleanor Knowles, publicity manager. In addition to the officers, an ISA executive council,
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BarBetty Hany
Manuscripts to Be Accepted sh For Fall Issue of Scribble ' as
~h:·o~;·;y ~;n:v~~l m1nmg town, with Welsh people characters. The play is written and spoken in dialect. 'l'lckc~s fot th c Barter Theater's produ cho n , .. The M("rchant o( Venice," which will be pres ented DL'C- 1, w,11 go on sale four days before the play is ))J escntcd. Tackct.s for "The Corn is C1·c-cn'1 w1ll go on so.le around Dec. 5 in the tick et o_fficc on the ba sement of Old Mam.______
Attention, all would-be ITawthornes, Foes and Thurbers Scrbbile is looking for manuscripts for the fall issue will be dish·ihuted durfog U1e latter part of the quarter: •. . , . . , . !1ctlo n a1 ticles, po~h y 01 prose will be accepted. Students who wish to submit manuscript s may p1ace
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Applications for monthly pay m enls are lo be secured at the coll ege Veterans' oHice on Nov. 24 or_ 25, and returned before D~e. 3 to m sur c prompt payments. Six teen veterans were i;eportcd lal c in fillin g out their applicnlions ror October , and their checks will con sequen lly be one month la te. Re· member, just before Thanksgiving.
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"':hich is _the dca~ine, according to "Vern Bailey, editor . Slaff 1>ositions for copy editors and readers and proof readers,
. _ . . typi sts, cn·cu lall?n staff, ?u s me ss staff', and other ~obs are st.ill_open. Students who wish to work rn the staff should .contact Mr. Ba iley as soon as poss1.:,lc.
Annual great books pro gram nl the cache county lib rary will be hcJd al 7:30 p. m. th e third Monday of each m ont h durin g the i;chool year. Firs!. program will be Jleld Monday, Nov. 17. Richard Thurman, ~rnduate st udent, is chah:mnn for this !i(lh annual pr~sentation. Among th e books which will be 1·cviewed this year nre the following; Medea by Euripides, Parmen• id es and Theaetet.us by Plato, Aencid by Virgil, The Divine Com edy by Dante, Malhe1natic Principles oi Natural Philosophy (Selection s) by Newton. The Wisdom o! Dr. Johnson by Bosw<'ll, Moby Dick by Melville, and Relativity; the Spec~l and the General Th eory by Einstein.
Students Present Radio Broadcasts
ANGORA-AND-. WOOL CAP ' fl ff11 1111
Radio students, under U1e dir ection of Pro!. Burrell Han sen , are pr ese nting a series of transcrib ed "" radio broadcasts over local station KVNU this week. The programs, which are dir ect ed and produced° by students, deal with phases of Am er ican Education week, November 10 lo 17. Sponsor is the Cache
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school board.
Director s of the program are: Charles Tate, K en Hayes, Don Spainhow er, Darrell Atkin so n, and Pat Casey. Memb ers of the c1ass participate tn the casts. The broad casts may b!? heard on KVNU every after• ~ noon this week, Prof. ll~ms en said.
Sede-. ·ent ar"I •
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Fun! Pep_Rally and Show -- Capitc,I Theatre-- Friday Midnite NDv. 14
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Box Office Opens 11 p. m. Doors Open 11 :30 p. m. All Seats 65c
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BIG SMEAK PREVIEW OF A NEW TO? TECHMICOLOR MUSICAL PICTURE! ON STAGE! US AC PEP BAND, CHEER LEADERS, COACHES-- WE MUST BEAT BY U!
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THE STUDENT LIFE, NOYEMIElt 13, 1952-------------------
Utah Aggies
Keyed
For Cougars w 0
Both Squads Prospects LookUp; AllCampus Champs Selected; Will Be at 1asketbalf Full Strength Darrell Tucker Named Captain Wrestling Schedule Announced se:;.~~rotp:~~ f; g "~ ~ftl;:s6 ~~:t·~ " .R. a. W<'ns1>n,• • t a1_,
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The All c~mpus t~nni~ doubles. 167 pounct <'lnss: Ken Schiess~ (Wet• O O won rnreL b)' falt go Ir unc I h orses h oe,; I1ave .comp Ie - ts,·tlle) (PKA) w.lll ltlt,yllm·er Davis (SAE) the Aggies arc bound and detcrrnin.
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BY GARY BLODGETT ve,lop, but I th ink w e will have U tah S tale .i:; basketball 1 C oac h . Bak hopc(uh1 . Pt'<'t i Y ( ·. l eam, •• !'1~'d l~'!rew~II i~y a1\h~~~e;i~;~.,u be ry g • Tu<'ke.r Selected Oapta 111 _ Darrc-11 Tucker, retur n mg letter .. man and outstandi ng defensive
for 195:1 ~~~~ ~1c'l~tecF~m 1 cU~~~l~ ed to make the BYO boys ' stay in coached by H. Cecil Baker, last 1 1 q In the tennls doubles semi-final :"i~~\,~di Log~n as unpleasant as th ey can. year's "Coach or the Skyline Conmatl'h Lee Hale-Bruce Clydc met who dc!Mt.ed Deon Hurd (SN) wlll Wi th bo th squads up to ftL_ll!erence," ar(' drilling hard and long D u er t 0 H le th !wrestle Glen Stl'Cd crnnadlanl \\ho stre ngth and keyed UJJ !01• this . on arsonm . n . ~ s o.n •, had a b> e. Whit s.w 11n CSX> fights Ka>· game it looks to be one that could with hopes o( another successful ~:~u~o:~:!n!;i:::~;~~111~~:\~l!i Fc~ti''Sp o~,~~\.1n~: Ivon Wnll (LOS) go either way, but one thnt will hoop season. 1 score &-1 2-6 8-6 -:rownc d L~c Hale ~>~i[~ lti~~s~J~}!) e~~itement aplenty till the . "It ~s hard to say at the pre~ent and Bruce ClydP the und1i;puted \had a bye. na.,f' Kotter (g~E) who won g .: . Lime Just h9w our team will dechnn~ps for t.ne 1952 All oc~!sc~",F~~s~~r~{ ~J~~ m:J " We d1~n·t have to key the boys tcnms, doubles. . - a bye. Larr~· F.l~mer (Kerr ITam \\ho up. r_or th18 ~ne, th eY !!av e been Roning single wing , which has CoH S last rO\ll"ld found DeLay won by a fall 1wf'r Jerry Wnlla,:c ($Xl wa1tmg for it all Jear , was the been a headache to opposition deWil so n pilt~d against Fred Golding Oat l\~nu,::han crK.\.) who comment of Ev ~aunce, back£icld fense will be trying to power for lhe All :..;nmpu'i golf crown. The Don Pear ..nn (SPFa who won by fall coac h. He al so pointed out that the through BYU's spotty o{fens(' ~:i~e ~~~o~~~~t~n ~~~~ 0 :~i~grt~ 1 bi~k~!\~~~ ~~~~~d~~:~11~ h';;~'a (~~~~ ~:ug:~~ ~~e b'!..: :: d:;1: 0~~:~s t-fl~~ From Pro\'O !he Cougars .will
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Handing out plenty o( hustle and nine 'lolf" thirty• s"ve n par course, lw~!\!o°ri'7,~ . ~at:1\ ~!-:~cJt:~c~)m~~~~ lost last year'' which make& a dif- bring a team Ulat has been running competition for this year's team the final score 40-41, lht • 1952 I (SX) wlll 1;1cet Warner (WIidcats~ J"ecence . hot a~d cold all season. The _reco1:d arc Frank Condie, tran sfer fro m champion of the Cam1>us golf' cl:rc~~~ J:!r D Hal Garner, Farmer ba ck ha s doesn l m ean a great d9al th, ~ Utnh u., Bob Spt·ingman and th t tou1•nament, Fre<l Go ldin g. /who detented 1''rand Lcbrl:7.7.1 (ST'F.) been improving Liy leaps' and ~onteS . ough, bec8:u ~~ b O th Allr e d, rrans(ers from Snow J.C ., The f ie ld h ouse was the J)lace d~}~af!a_ht_/o«-asRc_yn~~;. (PKA) who bound s and could be lhe man to sq.uads Wlll be ~·eally dlggmg for.a and Do n Budgt>, up from ·w ebe r for tne all camp U$ horseshoe pitHeavy tv!1{ht cl1tl~'ii: ~an Redford watch Saturday. He proved to be wm ni:id any th mg ca n happen 111 J.C. Allred and Budg<> wo n Allchers to test the ir skill. The Lwo <DP) wh~ ,.,,on b v n !nil ovrr Leon the big grou nd gainer against th al kind of O garae. Con(P1·cnce honor& while at S now fitrnli s ls ir. t h e _hor:-;cshoe ~ho~v- 1f i{.,~~J'catftr,~h!rn~,!t11 w~~ ;:'<'[a\ they bottl ed up BYU e~ploys ~he man-in-motion a n d Weber Juniot· Colleges. 1 Li\~~ Wic h ita after down were Marvin \Volfc and J1m 1Don smith ,~PF!L Dlek Alson <r.iAli!) Campbell . Garner has developed T formation, sp lit T and occasionJunior~ who show a lot of pr om' CO(.'h!'f,nc. The lu cky ho r!-o-e;hoe fr~l~t ~tg~rt{!<'f~~tr c~fJ~)s~~h~~:~n''~~ into a hard runnct· th.\t mu st be ally variations of a wing !ormation. ise are: Cordel! Brown, Lee went to the ehamn or thr- 195_ all default o,·er Dale Jnsper (SNJ. hit square to be topped. T~1ey have a good runnmg attack Boothe, Barl Johnso n , Glen Weight c~mpus. horseshoe tou1·namenl Mar-1 The starting baekCield i.s not with lots o! speed. Their passing and Jim Erz. Erz is a war veteran \ ·in Wolf_e. . definite yet. John R oning and ~ame has looked good at times and o! Korea. \Vrcs~lmg has bren going strong , Company are still looking for 11 JUSt as bad al others. Their end'i in tht:' field huuse at noon :'s man: l J scoring punch that can push ovei arc some of the b!.st in the conHarbutAon Injures \Vriat o( th e st udent_ speclator.s konv.:. points. Repocts have it that he has feren('e. Bob Harberts o n who broke his ~l1 t~e young fi~hters ~re .grap~ lGARY R. BLODGETT de, •eloped a new pns.s pattern lo Dick Fell, a newcomer to the wri,-ts while pla;·ing in Knnsas bec: 1~:n:nio:l~~i mtl;~mu;l~ use against. the Brighams. All h(' g~nner·s l'anks, will show some or la st yenr, put ~ scare in the A_.C. f' 111 g T dp N P 2"'" t 730 1·- -----------• lhas n eeded in the past hns bc ('n n his speed and flash come Saturday conch mg stafC fir s t day of practice w < Satu1cfay is the big day! passer, and now he might put E a1·l and there is a possibility that Bob when il was feared he had rebrok1uef a):jl o~-- ;, ~ d: t ~:;~s c miss on wt e s u en Saturday w ill mark the fir~t of Lindley 01· Hal Cuncr or rnaybl" ~ills wi'll_ be ba ck in the Cougar en hi.,;;wrist. It was la ter revealed Th~ previous vi ctor ie s and com- the two big games with the oth er b?lh of them Lo work pegging the lu~c~p. B1_ll.s has been out of com- that it was only a sprain. ing 'i<>hcdules nl the !ic-ld hou se for two Utah univer sitic,s . The Utah pill.: . mis.c;!on s1nc:-e. BYU played Nf.'w Hnrbertson has bee n workin g out the men's Intramural wrnstling Aggie s will tangle wi1~ the Bdgl•or rece1ve.-s t h e farmers h~ve Mexico and_ his retu1·n to the line- the past_ few day s with braces on are: ham Young Co ugnrs 1n what is some pretty. classy \nater~al. (Conllnued on Pa~e 7) bolh w1·1sts. 123 pound class: u, Roy Brain expected lo be a s1am-bang n(fair George Hot chkms has ber>n l ead,ng 11 ________________________ _ (Wlldcnts) who :\·on by a. ra il over in the Aggie stad\um. Game tim e the league right along in pass re~ft-:~nr~31{ker~5i~lb b: lecre~w ill be 1 :30 p. m. cep.tion. . . _ . taull. The Ag gies with a "victory 'I he Agg,e defensi ve unit, wJ11ch (N\to~:i) throbing heart" will give th e has been a _standout all ,~ill will meeL Car l Rcyn)ldB (Welhwllle) Cougars everything they hav(', in show u p with some hatd rush m g ~!~~lc-~~ ~;}:~o~e~!;~~rd search o~ thefr first victory sin~e and ta c kling to pester the Cougar 1 Hof!man CSAE) \\ 111 n~ht Charles the opening encounter o! the grid o!Cense. By the same tok e n, the Jon~ (PK.A) who had a bye ln the season when they edged past the Kirt Olffn (DP) Montana Cri:ulies. . The Utag& 7 r~~~d. clo~: who won by defaul• will meet Gerry !ought to a 14-14 lie last w eek Kamer- (SAE) who h11d a bye. Kent with \Vichita.
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bl\S· anti P hil Wllllnm.9 (SFE) will m~t 13ob long in hope s of producing a conMi~i1~~~~J- clns.s: LYnn Yf'ates <SX> Cree?ce championship s~und. The who won by · gham Aggte bnsketc ers ha\'en t won a (PKA> flt:h nho con(erence title since 1936. b~~~~ ted G~~~h Seven lcltennen at·~ ba c k t.o. try Boswell (SAE). Marshall Mau,::ho.n and recapture stn1·ling positi on s <We'ls\llle) won b>• fall ovc-r Max held la st year but or com·se w it h )>,.~~ ~~~~ practice 'season but Ncbt'kl"r ('Forre sters) lights Glen Had- weeks old - it is slill anyone's d°[~ c1AS.'l:FT'dnk Ehle , (Kerr game . • . Hall) who won h>· fall over Il on1er The L.D.S. M\ltual assoc1at1on, tc~~t~"(s~~tai~~n~ alo n g with _olh('r church functions, (PICAl "111 meet Dick Roi::~rs CDP). a re preparing for anoth C'r season Paul 01-.on (SAF.) wor by de-fnult o,er or ba skelQa 11. lt will in volve boy s 1 }~~•:o-:.~o o.~1~(i 1~ 1 of most religions. For other inl\lan C'hrlst f'nsen (Wc11~\1llt>)who de- formation you are invited lo attf'n d 1 h!1h! thethchu~·c h o( _your c hoice !or ~e:~"~~~~r J(~v7idc~~)' 1 1 b7e. ur er m O1·mat1on.
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WAA Intramural Program Offers Many Girls' Sports nv CAROi, nmo Next 1q>ring lf'l )·our !ur~ bP among those lining Lhf' Jong tnbJ,.,. F.vt>ry. T-"d r,rin,: thf" m,.mb"'r M rh,. one is invitf'd to join in th" pro· 'onif'n'" Al h l,. t I c A 8o<·lalio n gram of ac-ti\ ilit•s fol· run and c-lN·t, r! new 0Hk,·1s to dlrt•ct lhP rPcreatlon. intramural pn,gram this yr~r.
aslAggie-BYU Game nnd hPr as•I frnshe hustl,. that th«- Cats n ,.edl BrO\~ n, mannge at this point.
Palma T.un~ohl wields the ga,el ( p1r!lldrnt with Carol Slnkr vice prr ·id,.nt. N"na RaP Hav.·k,; ,conlinuE"d From Page !;ix) cardr the eartnr)' notr>book. up may p10,·id<> 1hr ..:pC'rd and of • · JoAnn
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· tent, Cilrf'll RaP lntrllm\JI als and Carol Bird J'f•ports: the n c...,,. Ml. I.A:Jl J. Downs I the t,,·ulty dit tttor and hr i!i a isted by ., tlss lfp) n Clnrk Thf'I lnlrumural program, v.hich
The- Bi igharn. haw• long had a riiity pa d1 frn e nnd now lhey are trying to dt>\-elt,p a pas~in,I? o(if"nse for u i• a~ainM 1he Aggies. Tht-y dPcitlf•d that thPir pa...,sing pl,1)s urh a Jargt- 11nn in makini attal"k nP,•do: s;om,.. r,oli ..hin~ be-I colll'.' '" Ht,.. lntcz·e ting, is ~ponsor- cause anint po,Hr might be- thP NI b>· the D1•pl. o[ Phy..,knl Edu<""n-1big '•if•• that could c.l<>t,:,rminf' the tion and R,..C'l<'Rlion. ThPy carry,outcomc of the game. on A vatif'<l JntP of nt-llviti<>s '"·hic-h Brigham Youn1,: !'-Pt.>ms lo have he11 t•w1h:1•d unU,•r onE' purposf"; 1plenty o( dl ·pt h this yt•ar. On that that i to 1imulalP lnlt>1·p~t in point they will haH : it ovt-t· the phy1ticftl aclivitiPs 8mong lhe 1Aggies . John Ronin g',- bii: hendachcwom,.n ~tudc-nt'i of Utah State ~nd has been Jack or df'pth ro1 J1is orth,.reby cu11lvate :deas or hygiE'nlc rensivc nnd d<'f n~i\r squads; 28 li\"ing, 1,hy~lcat tCCiciency, and lellet ·men returnC'd lo the BYU spo,t<{man..,htp. gridiron this fall wilh a loss or only To bt" a mcmbC'r o( the WAA , a 12. While Utah State has 27 re-turnalrl must participate jn at ]f'ast ed l eltermC'n, nol nU of those are one sport two-thirds of the time seei ne action. during each quarters activitiu. Especially in wingmen HI B):'1.J Membt1s ha,,e the right to vote strnng. Owen Skou ,;:cn i.s at presf"nt lur oHicers and be managers ot leading the conforence in pass reat'ti\.·itief,,:. ccplion. Dewey Brundage is a big, Many of th~ acUvllle.s are purely fast t-nd that saw lots ot !Wn:ice in rrcrf"Ational \\hilc> others are com- the Cat forward \\:tJI. Deuy F.yrc pP1iti\e. On the agpnda !or this plays som<' nirty defenshe end for yt-ar may b~ Pen tcnni~. volleyball, the Cougars. wateJ· bn. <•bnlJ,softball, and others. -----PnibnbJy the most popular events ar<- thr winter carnival and the QUICKIE . N tipdng dance conlesl. For the winFres~en !ootb~ll players ew \VAA olficf'rs for the :,,-a:r will he , nrst J'ow: Ca.rot Rae Brown and Oarol Bird. ter carnivl\J, "'e jounH'Y up Logan meet m the Stn.d1u~ Monday at Palma Luudnhl, l\liss Loi1 Downs 1 Oau-ol Slater a.nd Nena RM Jlawkea. Canyon to beautiful Beaver Bowl 3:30 to have th e ir pictures taken. wht"r<', nmld ~pills and cold fing- --------'----------------------------------------------
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Soobba.rtl A.n d tth1d e 1~~ 11~~eliil, ?~ookl t'f , edited by A ffil"C-Ung will be hdd l h is ('Ven - C r o l Bird wa s ls.su e d up o n rr gis · in g al 7 30 pm , in th r Mi11ta1 y t,:tl on and w·ill · J>ro ,·e a n in valSe le-n et buil d in g {or u ll Sc,abbard unble nld. und Blude ml'm lx·r s. Jt Is es se n tia l to t h e !iUCCCMi or d l' ariy :11 :l-ta d do1: k_ey Dinn e r wh ic h waa h e ld la.st };-:\ ·. 1c\':,;tl. eu , Si g ma Chi 's f1nt1l • ru ,h pru-ty F rlday . OH ic •rs of th r- St iutU'(' Dan cl n i; in Og d<> n F r ida) , Nov . 1'1 al S p.m. WtUI st aged IRSl nighl u.L M addo.'C c lub w ; r e dv(• \l'd last Wt.'f•k . Th <"Y P :.y1.,hol ug,,· ~ -uh Sp e 11ken Wl•1:c Lt-R oy ' "To t-" A nJW-ta Pl Offl<-f'r !t a re: JlN natl ,' an T om lin so n , prl's iAll d t'U on a.nd J .ly Van N oy. Mn..'4 lt'r Ne w offi ce rs of Bd a .Pi hav e clc.nt ; Deo n J ohn so n, v ice pr e!>I- o r s " -~~ ate l dc~ I c p ck log y 1 0 11 1 0 :~ ~:: w ~s ~ =l: !~ .-.d- bee n eho~en to rcp l&Ct' th <' offic e u, 1 T~~~~~\«;,n;'=~~,s~~~ivin 11~i~: t~;it ;<·t'Li~g ~ t7;r sda r:~v. 13 in 1 u led for Sat ur da y. N o,•. :?2 Ch 1lir-l U1at did not rf'l u rn Lh i:. y Nt.r . Th cyl di c-, p ubllci1y mu~ng ers , .• <:i~~·:,::i <m will be Lhe 1~ mM Is Clair Pclrr ,;on with R . H ll n c lud t": LuDenn N i .. l11e 11 v ic" t br at'! H en to n 1s th i• od "« f'r or ~~I . ti Bl k ( oo t P €'Ck and J ..-rry M1.r li 11 a.s <Xl- pre s id e nt and Sybil H ed e rl;c , ttls- ol th f" s qua re .d n1wc r s, wh o mt ••>t ~°: ~~ale h~ ~Hn l~o IC ac 1Y at 7.30 p.m c h ai r man. A par~ v. a , Uw ho u.:1e t oria. n . A l~ha Kii J~ l':. i w 1 ;' .eld fol10 N1~g D c.,·by. . . All i;tud e~!; ·ar<" ln v ll e d to o.tAlpha Ko pp a P:.i, H o no rary bu si0 _S'\ le S IK"f',-.a Wl'<lne~ay thl' group hs ten ed l(,nd llnd t o pn it lcipat t•. n ess r.·a l cr n ily, will hold a banquet 1 " Chi Oin t- _:r ar ;;yl .- Sit.Ir, _h e M to opera record 8 and e nj oyed a Ag r i('.'ultur -, Th u r sdn y al 7 :30 p .m. al t he
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