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THE Sl\lDENT Liff, FflRUART
EDITORIALS
Public Rela~ionsl~[x;gent Problem For Utah itselC is manifestly healthy, notwithstanding what the Governor or any of its Lrustees say or allow to be said. Aggie s are going to classes with as much enthuslasm as can be expected at this time of the year. Presumably they are learning at a normal rate. ReM!:arch st udies are moving forward. Basketball games are being won (yea, veri ly). Careers arc being considered. Term papers are being wrillen. Parties are being planned. Letters to editors are being fashioned. In short, a progressi\'C, democratic instilulion is not only alive. but kicking.
Three o! Uta' s major newspapers this week ha ve commenl ~ editorially on what Governo r Lee has calllffi the "bad condition" at Utah State. AU o them have said one way or another Uiat the Nllege needs, H nothing else, a beuer public r lations policy on the administrative level. One of the newspapers, the Salt Lake Tribune, critized especially the board o! trustees who de~ clared last Saturday that ''the board doc'"S not !eel called upon to answer rumors." The board SHOL1LD feel called upon to answer rumors, said the Tribune, and In all ways maintain its public trust.
Thrrcrore,
LIFE
lege before at
bad
Stllle's
Utnh
the Go\ernor
ngl"'N'~ wifh it-. big bro1ht'rs in Utah journuli~m that Utah State's 1>ublic relations policy has been bad lat e ly. We' ll even go -.o rur as to ~ay the damage which has reportedl y been done our reputation throughout the ,itate recently is entirely lhe result of bail IJUblic relations.
STUDl'jNT
the J>eoJ•lc of Utah
condit ion s here
irnpr e:-.,io11 to thi,
effect..
relati o u._ o[ a JJretty
What !'hould determine
th e policy of the clothin g 0 \:~le:; ~ 1 lcge" Therefore, if girls want lo wear je:ins on .campu .., 11s okay ••. provided they 're nulkin,r c:~:gi::enn~:u~a
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cows! is a lot more to this ln sUtulio n
high
That's
bad
an
Jlublic
order.
and the other higher-
education mst1tut1 ons o! the state county member of the legislature last s :g gested
hint
ex1Jlan-
bad at the very time when is considering the 1953-55 ___ 1
for Utah Stale
to Utah
State's
trustees
A Cache Saturday that
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HUBBARD'S CUPBOARD BY DEON HUBBARD
they
Student
IJOrs don't know the Job po1 1 JUes ';_,~~~r r;!~ a Wife•
Body Pru1dut
:ir'::;e~:J.
l give• the legislature
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some assurance of the colThe Associated Women Students ex::i~;~o~ut lnwe soundness. This the trustees are this week doing a big serv1ce lat so know where ,..,e are golai. 0 V1ewP.<I most kmclly , the t1ustees• ,~ ,11 :~ ~~~~~sue:{ c~~~~~<3~rt\at f we are
lege s e<.sent1al
<hd n ot do
Ho, h ,1e1 there
they
more
On the Pfaff er in--
Especially is this the State Legislature
gi~:a~h;~~~e~::~e~:
when
without
thC"y do not hin g t.o -.et right
:1.tion, or when
(Q. fDS1 PLEASE NO JEANS! budget 1
allmini<;trafotM, from
down, a r e mb,r:vre:-. e11ting the co l-
om 1s.s1on of tlus
than 3~11tultur c Mote and more, Utah State 1s adding and expandmg m U1e fields or the a1ts, humamues, bu,c;mess. so<'ial sciences, no moie is ;u:riculturc the predominant subject taught here.
A'5 the
act
Tiibune
was
satd
bad
m its
pubhc
relations
editorial
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~f!~~'::.aju~t
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of such a conre i ence ) here Prt'1 SuctC"ssful \\ell-mro1m<'d people for a car, day mo111111g), "The trustees have a solemn re- have go ne far out ot then· way ~avr:c~ ~ 1 spon<:;;1t,1hty to settle the pr ob lem promptly and and at their own ex1>ens~ hav cl . . !come here to hold sess ions In r 1a~e. ln ,iny business. lhe employes arc expecte d to then folio\\ a __cons1st~nt _pol1~y of good manage-ltli~ir respective field s, that_ we m~;a rf~~:, 1 dress SCIthat they present a neat businesslike Jm-1ment that "11! not ln\'ltC I umor an d specula- m_1~ht become betlc>r acquam!ed as imporu p1·ession. Would you cx:cct to find' secretaries comtion." ;~~:er~u r chosen or prospective ~ou had tr. iog lo \\Ork in jeans or with their hair put up In l\luth frustration or college is in ;r yo; ~11 bobby pin•,? H's time we woke up to the fact that And finally, in l~e u or a~c.,urance from the ~~;,~to\~~~e~·~erc ~~~te~~:~ JHU.RD P~~~e of 31 111 ;::tu~l:s~t;~~;cccrde~a~~o,1:t~: :~:u;n;~~:.~~;:s~ board of tru•-tee<;, Student Life hcrchy a-;-.ure~ groups and haven't yet ~elected A good examp;~o:r tit, the impr<>s.ciionwe gfre visitors to lhe <.·ampus. The the U1tih Lf't;'i,laturc that Utah State i., in good a major. Many stude nt s wit h ma-l!icve, was U1e absen ce of
:t
lmpres~lon arotmd,
that
vocally
1hey carry
\\ilh
them
is pa
,•d
and In prin1
ab le lo do what
Then. are ucepl-ions to evHy rule , as In thb case, art labs and certain intramural s; but, Jus t because a cir! Lias only one cla,s in the afternoon h - u: c•~ for her casuall1 droppmg' 1nt<t class ,.-eariTi!f " ,cans ,. K you don't think people care about ~omen dre15s on campus, ,ust ask the sitting next to )'OU his opinion on the wearing jeans on campus.. He Is, o( t1na1 judge.
! c•o11tlitio11 all aro untl , thank
the way the Aggie male question of course, the
Ii/int e llig ent
you, and
it. ha.s ul\\ays
done;
,ti ll r1uitc llroduce
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IBoard ACt"10n on Name May
Be T00 Litt~e / T00 Late
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:!e;11~ ~~c:Ci~c~c.s~:.io; 3;~1~ 0 former dean of student~ hert 11 8 F.siabllshed l'l02 :~; dai~c~,t~;h~~ Jf~CPr~ II t talk mtere sung b 1J"AU ST ATE cou.t;OE :~;~ e~~ucatio1~31, and tho;e ol h L'>IIU'I Ulll who wc1 c not in attcndnn et " f,~dllorln-C'hlef JMAl-~SMORTIMER ed. on Tuesday, a porl ore"'1t' Du,JneH Manager IVON WALL callon, U1e rea son we a.i
Student L,fe
STAI-F lege Human Relat100• Ele ,nor Knowles Dr Ch:.se emphasized tlte ~~!.;rr~ M~~~ portance of a liberal, l)' which would e(fet't a nan1e f'~~/ cducali:; •:la\, 1:t{e":~w~r ·_-· R~~ from Ut.ah Stat.e AcrlcuUural _Ell~nny\>1&,~n:~~~ f:i:;timony c,£ importa nt ' colle.te, Is commendable, hul Aut S1>0rts ~·d1tor . G1n Illodr.<"tllhow and wby most of 1ife5 ' Loo lat.e. " $o('lc-tv Ed itor . . Ann Patrick Ues are human relation s O,• AGGIES-CHECK WHAT'S ftUSJNY.SS8TAl"r re-er , 1egardJess or bow tr The Trustees, In approving the name cJ,ange, Asst Bu• Mgr . Dean V:iterlaus und S<"1enur1c1t may be, 11 made DO provisions for cbangmg the names o( lhe ~t~~~~li1'~.f •rf:~ur.,<:ri~:~lab/ybtni:, u~es:sw!u~~ ~!s, :1 Branch colleges In the ca-.e of Branch Agricultural EJ:chanl:'e M:1r1ager . Valene Kelly :cft-rounded education ,11nd; coUege, for Instance, It would be nece 3sa ry to deSTAt'f' WRITP:BS the ability to live wtth and p 0 11 1 ~:~e~;:ul:e b: ~g~\~e:n~~~~"ai~dYaffl"r~6~v1J;lai;trra :~lhuf:~ '~ 111 ; 1:1 n::u:•g! r0 / :~c:' 1 1 ~e• s!~!c~~ ~c::;~~: 1r~rr:!: : comlni v.l'Ck n.s branch. l~~'; ~t C~~•~;n H:?;':,'e~<'~~\1~e a Hl>e1111educ~tion arc ,:~ ~ 1MadRn. K11yMathew•. Marte McrTlll. Our lyceum pi ograms ·II' TIii R'-OA\', Pl'!H. H Before any name -changi ng legislation could be ~~;!:"J~l~~kk~a~nn;•sl\u:)lkh~~~ !"nd well altcndcd, o~ el~-;ttt Catt·._.r Conh•r.,.nce. LOS C'ha11ter Meetlnt:~ lnltltute 5 ,.issed, prO\J<;ions must be mad(• £or the Branches, Diana \\'nlk<-r. Ve<>nnc White .• Slc\'e are good, but not so kcr 1; Pm Arn•il<I Air Soclet) 7 Pm . 1 H C-luh Run.I ArU, and th1,. \\ould be \Cr) t1mc-consumln . IHutfnkcr Dill GrN'n, Nnrm Kimble, ~art1cul11rly 1C a spea 7 JO pm A,rronc,my ("lub Men• Loung€' 8 pm Alr,ha g PROOF RY.AIUR'J \Ohed Jent Ep,;llon Dt-lt..i M225 7 J() pm Al1hn Tau Alpho Mrl~t<-r- Th d l ( th r th M1r11:arNGrea,u, Snarcn Mumford, Our uc:u lty is excel ,inscr, und Chan.-oncttes Aqt-mhh ere are 1ml 21 ay!I el 111 1s scss Ion o e Ruth Grttn hnvc many authois, Jcctur~~• 11 a 111 Movie, • The Founta!nht-:1d t nlon 81'11£: l 3 and 8 pm ~•slat me, and mor e Hurn 400 bills now face legl sla-1 Member spcciaiJSIS on ollr camPU\ ~ cl Pollo Bt-nctlt t:nlon Bld,c tor~ S.1ltmg comnutlel"S a,c- c:urrcntly going through Auoclated Collc&"latt Pru• arc not usmg outside or 1 1 YRTDAY, .,,..A :t bills ar.o ca,;:tln~ aside many There 1s httlc chance, Y~lb~e1he"'ttkl> durln the school ~ ~~•le~-h~~l : 0:~d 1 Bu:rur Ball Union Bldi,: 9 P rn as we !C'C It, t~at the name change bill w1U go Utah State the rrst of the campu s_ b1 J:1 1-;ATt RIIAY, rr.R . !I throug~ this sess ion. our education by Jenrni T'I ..
Action bJ' the Board approving' le&i!'llation chance er t.be coUece ooUes-c t.e Ut.ah State peDapll I• Utt.le,
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ot Tru,t.ees last weekend itt
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SAE Wln1tr 1~ormal, l'nlon Bldg 9 Pm t.DS 'J. Ch,q1ter We .still 1trong-ly ree l that thi- le,:t11Jatlon should ut:ih. under 1t.e act ot Mnn·h 2. 181v. 1 lnullut". 7 Pm. be introduced Ulis »c'islo n, ,vcn U1oui:-h there a11• :fc~~!~;;: f!'r 1,:1 ~~~fd:,\c!"~ci1:~ MOJ'/IMl', l'Y.H :s ~an, little chance for enactment. Tnlrodudion now 1103. Act -,f <>ct 3. 1927, ''B" &kt-tb:ill •Intr,ununl) LDS 2 C'haJ•lf'r H.1n,1uc-1.~ould •·ar t the door open" al lea."il partially, .o that MO ti 1~A i·ntnn nld .: 7 ~Pm Jn•t•tutt" 7 Pm in two )u•r~, durins- the nr:..t nHion , the task would i,."I if!,,..
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~eop;~?Utah State Jntri~<' iu our educaUo _n 1~( would ma ke worth while 11 ,,, ~~:;,~so~~n~esi::err;.~IY e~: , -~•, ' medium where we <Udn't 11 '
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THE STUDENT UFE, ffHUAU
eistersingers, Chansonettes esentMusical Assembly !sterslngers and Chansonettes will Waller Welti auditorium. e program will Include "America ," from Mozart's Requiem Mass, Chansonettes. ~he dJrection ol Prof.
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Baby Saved
James M. Callan, 8-day-oJd baby o( W/0 James M. Callan, USAF ROTC, waa aaved by a pl11t of blood donated by Richard B. Meek in an exchange transfusion Immediately after birth, on Feb. J 1.
present an assembly un today at 11 a.m. in the the Beautiful." "Lacryand "Snowflakes, " by
Mel!ltersJna:ers . will sing, "A 1''ortress la our God," "Give Me Your Tired," which Is taken from the inscription oo the Statue o( Liberty , "Sunset," and other numbers. Novelty numbers, Bil well as popular and semi•classical ones, will be sung, Chansoncltes were organized during the war by William Man• nlng . Pro(. Welti organized the Meister-singers when he returned Crom the Navy. Membership 1s competitive, each member trying 0 ou;hit;':i~, tt: ui~st Thursday assembly, instituting a new policy
Callan was told, by doctors that the chUd was su!fcrlng blood cell agelutinallon,
that an immediate oecc ssary.
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a::;m~~:ssen~~:
:a::u1~~0 aasemblles
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Agathon
Pl
ar ner ans gaiho n Dance A~~tfi~~l~~
~l\tr:au:r::g u )Jary Ada Gardner,
r;~m~ chair. I
ol the Agathon dance. "We alize u.nt this ycai-'s Aga thon oing to be bigger and better·
e
· we want to do ow· part
to school students to State," she said. )lary Ada is a junfor ma_loring boinc economics education ,1nj thing,textiles and relal<!d a1 ts. came to Utah St-ate on a scho~ ad high
· Maese, Named Chemistry Head
red
practice
up fer Thursday's
::,dey E~:~:!a~~le~ .. ~~~htbe~'::::•-;:e:!:llea'::e Pond, Kenneth Cutler and Mlcbael Howle.
Snowbound
:ro:•n!
er
a
was
Ian~;;_a~:~~J:nan:•~hl~d home yesterday.
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Car I If You Don't Stop,
Empty Gas Tank, Irked Debators
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L~na~~
transfusion
Mr. Callan called lhe college Air Science department and asked ror a donor. When the request was made In the class CaUan instructs Richard B. Meek, Logan, volun: ~~e:!:~! r:::;,ed at the hospital
Smile As You Go By CROCKETT MOTOR CLINIC 3 BLOCKS EAST OF FIELD HOUSE
la;t ,t:eekend. r,, WRUkan o e annua oc y
1187 East 7tti ljont,
Phone 305-W
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~~i~;ti!i~:~e:wi3;n d:~~tcno:~~ · cxtcmJ)Ore speaking at the meet. Dr. Sherwin M:icser, pro!essor of Nora B. took two second plnccs In chemistry, has been appointed extempore and the teams won so head of the chemistry department percent of their debates. . by the board of tru slces , suceed•1 Plans arc now underway for the ing Dr. Reuben L. Hill, who died next tournament which will be Jan. 22. · held at McMlnnvJlle, Ore., the first A grandson or Karl G. Macser, , part or March. Dr. Robinson plans famous early Mormon educator, to take the entire debate squad to Dr. Maescr received hla college this conference. · trainfog at Brigham Young unf .t Not only did the dcbators find
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aod Cba.uoDdtes
A few Meblenlncen
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m~f!c:~sor~~ ;hr: ~';1bca1:-1:e~ls:~ Utah State dcbators (ound them• "n·esldent; June Lacey, secretary; selves Jn a situation which they Gary Richudson is president of could not argue their way out or Meistea- s~nger and Lee FUnders is when _they became snowbo und in
MARY ADA GARDNER
d
the week fol•
from
a form of blood clot sometimes occurfn& when the mother is Rh negative and the father Rh positive, and
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MJgbt.,y
e:/:~u!e't~:e~~~~ /~~-or lhe faculty
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h:s m1:!~
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=~s~w~:ni~~t
of~:~~~
at that lnstitu• ~~~8 ~oz~ne ~l%~h~~nR:!~!
:caer;-;
i~~r;:_d dance. She ls from ] ca~- u~~ :~~t/a~[a:tte:!~:rs~~;: w~.~/~!~::i~~:c~~de us get out !! l"SAC,Mary Ada is a£rihat e d and received bis doctor of ph!IG-- and push the car five miles in Alpha Chi Omega_ ls ophy degree from the University order to save gas!'' OOiermembers of the dance or California. When asked how they enjoyed ittcc include: Honald ,John, Dr. Maeser joinCd the depart~ the trip, the debators only com• rolrnThorpe and Burt Howai·d, mc nt or chemistry at USAC In 19Zl ment was, "Rawlins Isn't the most itslra · Jaleen Allen co1Tes• and hns taught here since. pleasant place in the world to nee;· Bonnie Higbee,' postei-s:; spend 24 snowbound hours.••
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ts: ~fnergf~?~e~~::·ve~~rr;;~ .. ,. ,nd J,n Eggen, lntecmis-
l.<atho n dance will be held Fri• r \fay 1, in the Union ballroom.
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Missi onar • .r, Tesf,mon,a
• Arnold A,r Group
De~ta Phi's quarterly tc~tlmony me et mg for returned mlss1onarles
• Flies ToCoast
:.wth~1::~~u~w:,t·Je1~!1:~~ p,m. Thirty.five ROTC cadets of the "Alf missionaries arc invited and Arnold Air Society are flying to ma Kappa won the SlO prlze 1dates are opUonal,'' according to Long Beach, California, today to . ~Y Alpha Zeta to the Vince Jorgensen, chairman. inspect the North American and
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Typist Needed
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~~:t. Delta Phi ' oo:~sl!o:e~tfo~~t°~n !~~k s1::ide;~ ~0~~~1s:~~r:~~~e~~o~:!ufl S·..1ents will have another op-- Sludcntbody or~i_cc ~he ~nJOn be able to sec some or the sights anlty to donate Mya ~n~ !;:!~d~:!~e~~~;~ mg q era e~v- o{ Long Bench.
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USUAL
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Prepare for on Executive Career ht RETAILING - in just One Y~! Ptam New York to New Zealand, college graduates converge 14 "The Retalllna Center" to train for an exciUng, rewarding
tareer-l n just on!'.: year! Retailers need you-and look to our ll'aduate school-for future advertising managers. buyers, mer• fashion execuUves, store managers, per• IOiuieJadministrators, researchers. Prominent retailers ~end their sons and daughtrs to the N . Y. U. School of Retailing tb.-indJsemanagers,
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~EW YORK UNIVERSITY 1IO Washlnsto n Square
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ClubNews By
ANN
Hockey
Utah hockey
PATR I CK
C lub
State "Mou n ta i n eers" club will meet today in
Butte, Montana play a two Main 225. The to proposed tripgameto series with the Montana club will
be discussed.
wILLTHIs suITFIT -
During the past two weeks the team has bc<'n practicing in Sa rdine canyon on Dry Lake. They have also made five trips lo Sall Lake City this season to pl·actice on the artificia l ice at the lJ yge ia Jceland rink in Sugai- hou se. Chemical
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Mr. Robert Arnell o( the Sperry Flour Mills in Ogde n will be the speaker at the Student American Chemical Society meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. He will discuss control operations in a flour mill. On Friday, Feb. 27, a field trip will be t.iken to this nour mill. The group will leave Logan at noon and will return at 3 p.m. Anyone desiring to go throu gh the Sperry mill at this time must contact the chemistry department before Friday . AIJ>ha Kap1>a
t1iapter; i-t given with"" 50P,,il<
pairOt
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5ig11 1i,b0no beld at
·thegrade,you frid• c.anfly the oaviI latest,hottest, K:li fanciest jobs intheairanddoit within oneyear.
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New ly initiated into Alpha Kappa, professional business frat e rnity, arc Levan Bradshaw, lVon Wall, Max Scars, Ri ch a rd Sout hwick and Craig Bate . Following the initiation last Friday, a banquet was held at the Bluebird. Later those present were g uests or the Cac he Valley Music Compnny nnd wa t ched the Rex Layne fight on television. Another act ivity wh ich the Alpha Kappa Psi is sponsoring for the school of commerce is the Career Conference today and tomorrow. Students arc invited to attend any classes they c:hoose. Club meetings are held every Tuesday in the Men's Lounge. Pi Sigma
andMJ ,beth B 1,t5terl
riedOU Jnitia t\\·eJve
JobnSO
Ganin~
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sistao attbe iJites.
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Dean Spen('er Kimball, of the UniYcrsity of Utah Law Schoo l, will address members of Pi Sigma Alpha, honorary political science fraternity, at a dinner meeting scheduled for Thursday evening, Feb. 26, :1t 7 p.m. at Glauser ·s restaurant. All political science majors and others interested in attending may make rescrv.ttions with Mrs. Webb fo the- School of Commerce or Bonnie Reese.
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Theme Is Chose n
For Milita ry Ball "Operation Starb ur st " wmbe the Ulerne for U1is years Mi lita1·y Ball which, a ccordi ng to ao-chairmen Don 'l'urt and Alice Welti, will provide both a roma nti c and military atmo spher e. Definit e pl a ns are now being formulated for the Ban to be held on April 17. Faculty advi sor for the dance is Major Irvi ng J . Church.
Ogden Sets Play "I Remember Mama" will be presented by the Utah State theater at the Ogden hi gh school auditorium Saturday , Feb. 28, in a performan ce to be spo nsor ed by the 20-30 Club ot Ogde n. Pro ce eds from the play will be used for the establishment. o( a safety sc ie nce class in the schools in Ogden. • Professor George Tanner , director o( the pla y, anno1,Jnces that th e entire cast as well as all technica l ass istances will go to Ogden. Fir st rehearsal will be held toni ght at 7 p .m. in the Little The a~
ter,
CLASSIFIED LOST Sat urday, U oC U LOS Pin. Initials V.K.J. Please return to Student Life or lnstitute. LOST: A silver-white l ace Mexican bracelet about 1 ioch wide, sentimental \'alue. Reward. Inquire post office.
pair oC ski gogg les were found Saturday on low e r canyon road -they're jn the J)O S t office.
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SAEFormal Is Saturday Night "Starlight Rendevous'' will be th e theme of the Sigma Alpha ilon annual· winter formal this Saturday night in the Sky JlOOmo( the Union Building. Music will be by Bi11 Bockus and )liscombo, social chairman Clair Berntson reports. The dance is dedicated to the newly pinned couples o! tti e ,pter and a special tribute wi11 __ --g:1venthem 11t the intermission to assist him. th SOD8 leader, Gary RichardThe ann u a l Pl Kap Founder's , in charge. Day Banquet is being planned for patrons for th e affair will be March 2. The affair will be hc)d r. and Mn. John 0. Roning, in lhe Bluebird. Don StahcU , Jim and Mrs. Ramon Wilsou, Mr. 1Seely, and Buck Motta arc pla n. Mrs. Glen Baugh, Mrs. EUz- ning ,he banquet. Bob Hansinc is ibtth Rowell, Mr. and Mrs. C. a lumni advisor, and Monte ~Merrlll u-r Pocock. has been choSt'n as ma ster or cereSic Pl edce P a rt:, monies . Sigma Ch.i's annual pledge party Sig-ma Nu's Plan Party honor of the active chapter was Plans arc going ahead for FormId at the Sigma Chi house last al Casino Party to be" held Feb. rlday night. The J>arty was car- 28, and for the Sigma Nu assemriedout western style. bly scheduled for ~1arch 10. rnmations were held Sunday for ! An exchange _party with Sigt,1~v5::,ewi_;i~~~h~:;;:
tcs. Last ~~n!!~ hdaaf~e::i:: Sigma appa's sixt h annual birthday parwas held. Numeous guests and tsn~c~er;c~:lva:!~ndancc. Many Tonight the Sigma Kappa's are aging a. ~urns' .1·ush, witl:1 the pe o( f1~1~g~=:::-a1!~ota, Kappa Deltas
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' has been ~o ~~c~:!n!i aluinns. l th~u~gsi~:P:.':~orb;:~1Jso1!n~':a~~)i:;~ ! Chi O's held an exchange with of dress, man·hing and sa lutm g.
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Agg·1e Basketballers Tak'e Bot h Denver w yom1ng • Tiffs • I
utah· State Agricultu.-al College will host the Utah State high sChool wreslling meet Friday and Saturday. The Aggie licldhouse will be the scene of the week-end meet. Some 20 schools and ove1· 100 grapplers will attend the meet under the direction of Ca l Ste,11 and George "Doc" Nelson. The contestants will come to Logan from
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The Aggies of Utah State made It was Capt. Darrell Tucker, it five in a row Saturday night as who took the leading role in dumpthey nosed out the Wyoming Cow- 1ing Colorado. A & M 74 to 61 here boys 78-76.lt was a matter o( three Thursday night. Tucker popped in period:; to one in favor of the Ags 20 points in the first half of play, that turned the trick. but he only added 6 more the secTb t g ond h alf for a grand total of 26 1 P ltti th falYl;e wa; a ~: Con points ' e e en_sive s eng e W• . · boys against the uncanny orrenslve Bill Hull was _second ~st for the
The st ate wreSl~n~ !11eet 15 one th c largest rnd1 v 1d_ual sport meets_ t~at the State lhgh School A~soc1ati?n holds _eac h year and this year s meet wlll get underway at 7 o'clock Friday evening with 48 different bouts. The semi-finals will begin at 10 a. m. on Sahu-day morning. The semi-finals will have
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Box Elder Favored Each o[ the four sectional winners are expected to provide rough competition for the other schools attending the meet. Box Elder ls considered the tourney favorite. Incidentally, the Bees C'Opped second place in the state meet last year. Other down-stale schools who are expected to show a lot of compe tition are East, Jordan, Carbon, Della, and Uintah. Othel ' schools have top men in their school who show well in some weights. Several familiar £aces wi11 be entered in this year's meet, including so me of last year's champions who will be back to defend their crowns. Some of them are: Juno Uyomatsu of Box Elder, Robert Thompson of Web er, Norm.an Prince of Cedar City, LaVae Smith of Millard, Mei-rill Nielson of ~e ita , ,1nd J. M. Nielson of Paysou. High school and Utah State students will be admitted to the meet with their student body cards and 50 cents. The general public will be admitted at $1.00 per session.
Swim Outcome Utah University capttu-ed top honors of a Skyline Conference 1wimmlng meet la st Saturday by downing Utah Stale and Montana to the Logan Senior high school 1 po~ t'ah racked up 58 points while \Jtah State placed second with 24 and Montana third with 15.
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Bevuidge, fifth. In the slal om, DeAnn Wilson, Alpha Chi, led the field, fo!lowcU by Gay Jones, Chi Omega; Reue· Raymond, Chi Omega; C8lo l Felix, Kappa Delta, and Alice Welti, Alpha Ch i. Intr:unural basketball is in its next-to-last week. Alpha Chi Omea and the Rockets are ahead in g ---------The Aggies didn't stop until they had scored 74 points for a well earned victory. The Aggie :fans were neither Yov'n be pleasontly surprised worried nor doubtful about the final outcome. The farmers held a at tlie fast service CIIICIIlle substantial 46 to 26 half time lead, quality products we offer at giv ing the £ans a restful seat. Bob Harbertson, who bas been in a slump the past few games, played like bis own self in the waining minutes of the ball game. Bob hit a long shot from about 35 feet out, which brought cheers from a crowd of 3500 fans. Saturday night's win over the 895 Nortli Maia. Phone 1291 powe\-ful Wyoming Cowboys, gave Coach Cec Bak er's men a 6 win , "One trial •iop will s lo s t record. The Aggi es have a to u gh road schedule ahead of them , eonvJnce yoa!' when they meet Denver, Montana and New Mexico. .._ ___________ ,.
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