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1 11 1 11 :~:~1 e~~m.Uon~~p~ybj;:/ : :::::1~ ~~~:~i~!we~~11t:";.~:):~ ~:f'm~~ ti~~11,!~ ::,:~~f'lu,~:;: :~ni1:~l'~;:.~1 b.ou,::•10 Oxford. Young Ev1u1~, re- l><''I'~ of th,. \Ve,; t m\nll!oter Fellow- honornry st•t\'it-<- orgoniution. hn~ lll.l.n I: t:Kal11st hel11 from a wo- ~hlJ> bf'f'n .-xt,•nd!'d to Fridll> Ill.~ p. Ol., i..., rnporar1 ly Jo,,1•1, sii,:;ht of ____ Rod Jen!ICn, presirl,•nt, announi:edl th 1 ..._ri~r :~:ve~~~;t" lO ... urn In Catalogs Now °:!,~~;ueation blank'> are av a ill\bl<' -._h91Tlther•, u..e pl ay 11,ove,,, to T hf' ~upp ly oe college catalogs in th!' ijl U<ll'nl 1wr,<0nn!'l omi:e, a nd COnelu"on. ror 1952-53 ha.s bcen e:,::hau1tl'd, and ,should bf' l'f'turnrd th,.ri" "' he n 1 Iii ol the thr ee -act dr a 111a a n y s t udc nt w ho l6 not usi n g hi~completed. An e~'>llY on a p•OJIOS•"1 ....i:rri1y11.W ill ~nut . Th e µt.y a l~ cop y • ur g('d to tu r n t\ ln to th e· Bl u<' Kf'y p1·ojei:_1 &. h-011ld accomHiiteka Pou,anJcl , C'i> l'lttrt -m a,.""" •f 1:1," Ut•h movte , St&r• i ~: "':! :'~~ ·-t~~ ::e~ he hall (1om [pa11y t he"~ OrNl e,,r ........ ..-111be ¥io H11... 1oi•l i. Or Nlle•\ra
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To Dr. Widtsoe
Lasl w <>(:-kcnddeolh clo'-t'd !he doors on ;h e mortal lif e oC a grNll man, John A. Wldt scx--, fifth prcsicknt or Utoh State col1('-ge and 1,econcl-ranking rm,inb<'r o! th e Cou n dl <,( lhc Twelve A(>Ostle s of the Church of J <-:.us Chrl,t o! Latlcr-dny Snin ts, passc.'d nwuy in his Sa ll Lake City h ome n!ter on illncw; of st'\"eral months. H..:-was 80 ycan old. AH who are cono,rrned with U1e educaLion of ~ ,:mtb R.nd the lniproy
e ment of th e wclf.u-e of m anl.:im l mu ,.l , icw \he peui.lni; of Dr. Wlllt....oe with 1:M111e"~ He WN a a-ru~Uy-lovcd ehur ~hllUUI Mid \\ idely-rHPt,-ct.ed i.chola;r, The Board of Tru,~, faculty, t,,ludenU al:ld aJumJ1i of USAC f ee l lflc Jo,;i, of thb ~rel\t mu.n with •~dal kc e 1meH be<:au.e e,l th e mHn y eontrlbut.iou • •tuch be made io Ute procr._ or the h11,til'uiJolll.
Nati-ve of No,,.·•y From an Island in N orwa y, young J oh n Widtsoe. , his brol11er an d l1is molhcr came lo Logan In 1883. Hi s boyhood and early c<>llegc year& wer e spe nt in Cache co un ty, where h e also r cce h •ed his early church training. F ol lowing graduation fr om Brigham Young co lJcge, he attend e d Harvard univ ers ity, from wh ich he grnduated In three years wilh highegt h onor &. His M .A. and Ph .D . degre es we re w o n fro m the Unh·en:ity o[ Golllngen, Germany. Dr. Widtsoe first cam e to Utah StAtc In 1894 as cl1em.i.stry pro!e'-SOr; he later b ecame dirt><:tor o! the experiment station. He early dh.tingulsh ed him.self as a sc ienti s t or the first rank th rough hi s significant re 8C'&1C h here and ln Germany . Fa.r from immuri ng him.cl! 1n th e la born tory, h e gave h i1 knowl ed g e and h l.s ins pi ra t ion "With wa..nn ge nerosi ty to all with whom he came in COntacL Jtig st udenl.$ included not only those on the collcee campus but th e many persons whom he add ressed and advi se d in the Fa r mers' In stitutes which h e orgmm .ed throughout the state. Dr. Wldtsoe became prf';loldent of USAO ill 1907 , hi a tim e of turmoil and uu ce rtainty for tho inlil.ilutfoa. WUh wise, firm a.nd ye l l o ,·init" l eader.hip h~ broug-hl mu<'.h i;;Lrc n~b to the college. B y brond ening th e curriculum And ntltilnjt' th e dA.ntla!'ll5 of r eH>ar<' h and tea<-hini;- h e brou g h t. th e ln ,i;tilulion lnt<1 it.; full herit1,,c-e :,s one o{ the . ,.-Tea t IRnd -g rn .nt eol• l <'.. e • of the 1111U on. Becntt'-!! of t-·-: f<'.rw~rr 1-lrn 1 •in g lead('rshlp ;n extC'nsio n cdt .. o n, Utah Is credited by outhot!ties as ha\·ing had lh c first county agricultural ar ·n t and the first home dcmonslrallon agent in t he nnU o n. Preside nt Widtsoe, aidNI by Mrs. \Vi dtsoe-, took a leAding J)art in initiating a nAti omo,'ide movemen t tor t h e scientific improvement of the home. Pioneered T ec hui cal Aid Through hi.s sc ic ntill c books and papers. through his leadership In scientific organiuitions, an d thrnug h the preparation o ( stu d e nt.a in science t or ~n-~ ab road, D r. Wkl t.roe was one of th e plone e1·s 1:1 the movement to gh'e Am er lc-t1.'s.scientific and technic al strenrth to ba ckwt1.rd foreign lands. We ot tlte Utah State eolle,:e are pau!ful f-., tile maay eonlrlbuttowhick thb .. reat and rood -• hM ctven to irlstlt.ut.io-. M .U.f"r ed~ LionaJ ln&lhaUoa1 aad t. -.kid I.. pnf'ral . '1'111"6\ll'll Ills WiM:: -d •rmpatbetk t,eaehin« , hit akill • 'Wrltlar , 111.N aamlni9trat.or and It.it t.•~nal leadersbl-p .,, ,_ --S wom e n , y ounc a.4 .W. k ..._ e:ii:enM a ...,.y1'de4 Ion~ wlticll will ae..-H · N.
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Editor Vents Views 0., Vis,issitudes Of 'Life
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Mouse Takes Position att~~~mcdlhod : p~::'.~ h~ebatc is ma,.bargain ..• .- buy ,. OJ Deans Secretary From the
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Colo, terlat ~oodbye Is a farewell A !a.rcweU 1 '\!lprnanY talea to tell After a futile senrch, Hn1 r bor- ~Y !:Y ~0 le=A differ ent type or visitor consulted brlelly with Dr Carlton VI but interesting trip rowed some stray cards from his b SIic waa no ba.rga!n 1 anyway g I Culmsee, dean ot the school f Arts and Sciences Satuiday rdo!.15lsfortunes en coun- follo w dcbAtora and ad libbed his ye. f , O
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made ,:ood y .-et,ee~ embers of Utah !O to o Defeat se,·~r;lt ';tractor.Luckily, 'Ibe "Coup De Grace'' came 11 !ll • bson's uncle Jived near when our dcbntors foarnod that h ~othe accident and ofrer- tl)e A ggi~ had lost their Thnnk&• e othe occupnnts of the dis - giving game with Utah bY' a score ;:.l~d~:~eS.~l~k~:;rt;~
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have been only a freshman, and lease to the papeu left before it could be question~., C,'lwietie&..1iuc ladle s' dresses It is thought that it may have l I !lerve a purpose In this achoo 1• go.rter snakes, Ice cUDe5, been seeking to change its major On which no man can frown
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ll'JAS8 er:;-~~u!:,;n1;;..oduced Royce didn't ac• One thing Godiva, •~;~s~ng results fol' mcm- ccpt the bet. ~-hi ch just goes to she didn't put, ev\"rythlng ~he hnd ~ Utah Slate teams. After, 1show that Agg:les are "poor but on the horses nose. first three debates, Royce! honest". __ ~ lhrown Into a st11tc of Well !olks, thnt's the life of a Party: The place where there's ;hen he discovered that he debator. always rum for one more .
holeDurham tamily
"Wh11.t's your uncle doin g now?" Oh, he's hanging arounct townthey caught him steali ng horses."
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LAVISHLY TRIMMED
$4.98SUPSOF100%NYLON rtar Mr. Durham regl,t el', along with ~ Jr ., Bryan Durham and Gary I, Mr. Durham·s brothel'•m . f.azy makes his home with Dllrhams, who al'e his legal Many
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w~en he s1_na!',:hCdacross from the intramural ping pong takes the onc-yar<l line. Well this spot i.n the papeL· is S~t~"ae;:!¼ :: ~~a:oi:t"~be~~:: Ulah po1.inccd on a Hal Garner BY GARY n BLODG !:;telight. Th_e lield was cut in halt just about obsolete with th<' pass- it or not) followjog the Redskins' fumble ~o set up its seco nd touch· ETT ter the lirsL rou.nd of gamea jng of the great season<; to the 20-o whit ewash o( the Aggies on down mm.utes lat:r. ~arner. dropBert Cook, 1951 Aggie hoop star last week. land oi sky blue walC'rs. You can Thanksgi\'in g Day: ped the sl~ppery p1gsk1n on ~1:,; own and top scorer of the Skyline con111 the all camp\1s plng pone still hunt ducks, but the only guy Playi.ng fooLbnll jn 15-degree 20, foJlowmg carter Cowley s long ference th~ p ast two seasons, Is tourname nt J'udy Golding snatch• brave enough to go ouL in this weather"is no fun But they weren't 1>unt. now starring !ol' the Fort Le e ed the ch • . hi weather got carted o~( to Prnvo alone in scoffing. at Jupe P luviu s, George Bean hung up the six Travel er s. ampio~ P cup for Ute the oU~er day after l~is ueighb?rs for l3 ,090 shivering fans wished points, a~ter he and_ Kay Bcrn~on Cook v.:as lnd_ict.ed i~to the arm- seco nd consecutive >:ear. Runne~complained about lum ~hooting they'd remained at home with the had carried to the eight.;rard lin e. ed servi ces unmed1ately after ups ~ere Yvonne Rippon, Bern_1e skE>et in his front yard turkey. Charlie Kalani kicked bolh extra graduation and is now stationed Tomhnson, and Deon Johnson, )Ill Wlld Olive--Wild Dri'arn~ De spite the grey skies and frozen point.-. to give his wates a 14•0 half- at Fort Lee Virginia training cen- tha_t order. One more game ~I have been wonderi11g: o( late turf, Coach Jack Cu1·tice's rampag- time- bulge. ter. mams _to be played to determine as I watch the white sluJ( pile ing Redskins rolled over Utah State Oool Am1 Overcast Just Like Home lhe winners for doubl es. ~n 'JP on the hills her<'aboul~. what for the sixth straight time to hang Things didn't warm up at all !oi· It's just lik~ home (almost) for .J~hnson a nd _Bernie. Tomlinson ever became o{ th<· wild olive up their second Skyline Conference Utah State's offense in the second Cook as he is stnUoned at the w!Jl be competing against Yvonne plants that the fellows down in championship in two years. hair. although the Aggie defense Virginia base with LaVell Edwards Rippon 8nd Joellyn Pingree. the School of Forestry wf're going . Utah beat the Aggies so convlnc- did tighten s1ightly . In fa<"t, the center of las~ year's Ag !oolbaJI \ 'o lleyball Stuff to bring over from the middle cast- mgl~ on the ground that there was Ags still insist that an illegal-use- team, and Jim Garrett. Garrett ern countries to plant in our hill.!;. nothing left enn if the Slaters of-hnnds penalty charged against was the fullback of last year's Lambda Delta Sigma held the The advertisers claim to this plant co uld have plucked a passing at- Larry Montgomery should never squad. . . . lead in intramural volleyball at was that it would pl'ovide winter tack out of the icy air. have been called. Cook JS round1~g into shape with the last report. Tonight's game browse for t he deer that came Ag Defern;f" ]!'niters At t ·t . . f The Travelers wilh hopes of play- between Sigma Kappa and Kappa O11 down into the foothills to spend The Redskins gobbled up 328 t· :Yt ra e,bli d h ~ m rac~ ing professional ball at the end o( De Ha will close the activity and the winter. According to. one of yards by running, a surpirsc to i~~~ A a ie e~:rrftor :or i~s c~~~~~ his two years. H e has alren~y sign• ~etcrmine the final team stand .. our exchange students this plant most people who had watched t. hd gg B Y d S th ed a contract lo play with the m gs. did everything but bca1 tomatoes Utah Slate's tenacious defens ive! ;uc own. et~nsobn an . c. New York Knickerbockers upon Ski e nthu siasts can start polish1 11 and play the fiddle. line hold lik_e the Rock of Gibra ltnr u~:nd:~~~ \~!~{h ~eranaha:r~·~e:ii~n hi s release. ing their equipment, bect1use the A Matter of 10 MinntM so often this season. , . f • th g In Fint Two Games 1·ecent snowfall has prompted the If the deer that sho! at this Scoring came early in the second O\ei rom e one. In the li~st two games with the I~tramural Co1~ncil _to· start planI Lall at-e any indication· of the quarter_ when the U~es rambled 74 LaM Ch:mce (Continued on Page 7) nmg for the Winter Carnival. avera e velocity o( d('N' in tcet yards m • ~corching series of Utah State threatene_d one~_________ ___ ___ __ ______ _ _ per s~ond, then it would only J?la~s. Jack CrQss, ~ hard•running near the end of the third penod take these furred friend"> about Junior, was the big gun In the ~hen safety man Leron .Tohoson Gene P laga intercepted a pass f_rom Don Ry10 minutes to hJt Mi(tmi, Florida. drive, bu.t. halfback G<-orgE: Mitton tell'> m<' that a took credit for the touchdown ~~~~ :;dd ~~~med 1t to the Utah trust:' J:1ne neglectc-d bC'comes a . Th! Farmers couldn't go, howru~d tr:::~ that mine- frineds it begi ~ tomorrov.: night wh~n ~he C\·er , _and after Earl Lindley threw , becomes obvious that lh,,.re- is no- Aggies clash with the U~1vers1ty I two meompl!te passes the Ute~ th· to k . of Colorad o at Boulder City. The I took possession and made sun mg more say. 8 0 1• e caie. Ags then meet th e Buffs In a. their friends from Logan wou1,· ,------------. seco nd game next Monday. never again get such a golden opFifteen memebrs of the squad portunity. w~l tak e- lhe trip, ]eaving here Outstanding in the game fot · l J Fnday. The se are: Bill Hull, Bob Utah State was George Hotchkin Harbertson , Jack Clark, Don Tuit, all-confere n ce end, Bud Paul, Rus~ Nat~ Done, Frank Cond1e, Bob McGraw, Leron J'ohnson, Don l GARY R. BLODGETT Springman, Ivan Allred Cordell Smith and Matt Tront e1. McGraw, ._ ___________ •,Brown , Lee Boothe, Bert .Johnson, all -co nt cre nce lineback er was In ""Finish" is the thought of the Glen Wei ght and Jim Erz. on 26 tackles du r in g th~ 'era>'· Utag gridme n this week ll$ thcyl r-------------------------, wind up another season o{ fool~ BY ROD JENSEN
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Starting slow but gradually progt·essing the Aggies go into lheir final game with a thre e win and three loss record fot· the Skyllnc conference. Two of the three wins came late in the season when the Farm ers ovcrpowen ."<l B.Y.U. an;! .;:>enver. Early in the season
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be heln al the Institute. SJ>('t>Ch<'sat the ceremom e:; wiJI. be give" by JoAnn Bingham , Boy d Rolling::;, Udean Fellows, Kirt Olsen, and Barbara Gibbons. In ordl'r to become a mc1---.baof Lambda Delta Sigma, pledges must pnSt; all pledge rcftuirem ent1i;.
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195% intramural wrestling c,bampiona were crowned J.aat week alter a Nriea ol. elim.in&tioa. boutll. Cham1lio.. and their weight.a were, US poW1ds , LeRoy Brain; 130 lb8., Carl Reynold,;; 147 lbs. , Lytu1. Yeatea; 167 Jbl ., Frank Elder; 167 lbs ., Keith SchieN; 187 lbs., Didi: Foulie&.; and beavy'Wei•ht, Sterling Lowe.
Dick Pouliot who ~on tM 187 pound class. 't¥as a b1g help for . Kerr Hall in gaining - its second --------------------ehampio]lShip of. the Club Team League. Dick W&'< a bright star In the meet, winning by a fall over -' ":I r,ery opponent he met. The 187 pound champion is only a freshman, with many hopes of bi& moment, ahead. BY BILL BOWLES the Smart Gym game time w 1U 8.A.E. T1H Basketball will be the final be 12 o'c lock, (Dec. 3) the Ag S.A.E . had Dave Kotter'. "':ho sport on the 1952 fall schedule Cl ub will go into action against
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went_ through the meet_ defeating all his opponents by a pm.,..yet the classy 177 pound wrestler was not 5 :::: =:d to lag~;eil\ ·~~- F~~ t ·t Le P t SAE 1
The Des cret News sk i sc hool will not come to this ar ea this winter. Alf Engen, director of the schooJ , plans to h old two geparale schools this year, one at L!lt.le Mountain and the Oth er at Brighton.
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'T hat young lady 'd better be careor she'll l>e pe~alized . fiv ~ yaTd& for backfield m motion . Appointments as student reitt edt) Reader s resenlalives (D r. Carl A. Dr1i1£°S to the Union buildmg DigeS t . prog1 am board are announced to_ ____ _ day by Dlck Merrill, chairman. At>pomt<'es a, e Ruth Carlson, Darrell the Wellsvill e team, (Dec. 4.) t he In a huge depattment store dur- 1Deam, Glad e Howell, and Don By• Faculty wm play K err Hall (Dec-: ing the Christmas i·ush, an elderly bee. . . 5) finds the Wildcats pitted a- lady, a little bo y and his mother Dr. Ja.y Sk idmore and Israel gainst th~ Forre~ters. In the Field en~ered an house action bcgms at noon , (Dec. I suppose you are going to se c resentalives to the same board. 3) Sigma Chi will play last year's Santa Claus, young man," remarkChairmen for committees under champ of the fraternities S.A.E. ed th e operator. . the pro~ram board will includ~: (Dec . 4) Sigma Pi will go against ,, "Oh, no,~• was th~ quick respon~e, Carol 'Bird, . cultu~al committee-; L.D.S. (Dec. 5) Delta Phi is pitted we are JUSt ,,taking Grandma to Ronald Austin, socials co1:1miliee; against ~.P.E. the bathroom . Lloyd ClPment , club services and P.K.A. is the only team not al 'W t bask tball f. th 90 seeing action this week in the and a er e or , e fraterni ty l eag ue. In the Depart- Club and Department league Wlll ment and Club league t h e teams begin Feb. 23. Quick-Confidential Service not playing this week are: the----- ----club; Bear Lake; Alpi~e; M alad, Newman, and the 21 Federal Ave. Phone 40 Engineers. . 'l'he Winter quarter ha s been modified some from the way lt was previously scheduled In the In tram ural Handbook, the Physical Edm;ation department, anUSS for nounced, in order to make room for an open date in January tor the JunirProm. 0! .ma;e Not 'F•r Off Ray Watters, supervisor for IntramW'al Spo · advises, all teams to sele ct their ca.ndida.te tor CJ.Ueen of the Open House aetiviti'eis will start on January 22:' , The reet of the winter quarter schedule and dates are Winter Carnival which wm be the week MOMfwtheHollclq ot Feb. 9-14.. ''B" · basketball wm begin Feb. 23 for the Fraternities
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Law, defeated Kerr Hall 20-17 to "'in the Club league championships; the Faculty better known ·as (The Pudgy Five) was the overall champs last season. First the Faculty won the Department - league championship, then in the All-Cam?US playoff they defeated S.A.E. by one point 36-35. • (Continued from Page 6) Tuesday at noon in the Field Fort Lee squad, Cook scored 16 Hquse fo_und Sigma Nu playing and 19 points. Last year with the I{&ppa Sigma to start the FraAggi~ he .!Cored an average of temity action while Brigham Cit;, 18 points per game and nosed out was playing the Bobcats in Smart Glen Smith ot. Utah for scoring Gym to begin the action in th e honon. t:ook also led the con- Department and Club leagues . 1erence in. !oul shots. - Flnt Week's Schedule Bert started Ms basketball car... The schedule for the first weeks eer in. his home town grade .school a.ct.ion Jn both the Field house and at Plain _City. COok then attended Smart Gym tor thia 23 team ha&W~ber hlaft. .school whe:re he let ... ketb&H tournament ii as follo,n; tered in. football, baseball, basketMll an.d track. ------------Led Team to Championehip as it may seem, Played the entire Ia 1~48,_ <;:ook led his high - school tournament wit.h a sprained ankle. team to its ..,first St.ate basketball Sound like Cook was a great ! title. Cook wag selected a.g a mem- athlete? Well, ask an7 coach who ber of the All-State team and odd knows. Yeates (Si); 157 pound ' class, Frank Elder (Kerr Hall). 167 pound cJass, Ken Schi ess (Wellsville); heavyweight class, Slr•rling Lowe (Wildcat).
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