The Utah Statesman, Pedersen Talks, June 13th, 1919

PE□ERSEN TAlKS

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"SUMMER apologies

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Mus ical Selecti ons Rend ered by Girls " . _Chorus And Miss S perr)

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ent Stu d en t Body, who. no doubt, j or more.

The profs get t he Idea ln read the pleading edito r ial, \'lz: .. _-\ their heads that a summer school 1 0 Plea _ for Contributions:· in last II !~\::s:~ : ~~ :.\; 1 1 1 \leeks Student Lire and was touched and you swear by the gods you'll

JENKINS MADE 5.B.PRESIDENT Ot her

Officers

E I e ct e d at

:e1::\/:d "~:":~~ St uden t Body Meetin g Tu esday

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T he third Student Bodr meeting a r t he term was held yesterday in t he chapel with Dr. Linford p r esi d ing. The meeting was one o r th e r eg ul ar week ly St u dent Body gathe rl ngs h eld for th e purpose or getting t he s t udents t oge th er and le t tl ng t h em hea r fr om the officers of the Student Body Organizatio n and

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I ~b~l:a:~her~o~u~t s~:let::t t:; ~:::~:; 1,ou ne er do ,our part, and situng ____ land wishing some Prof. had a heart .

Summer School has come once Just think the th i ng o,·er and guess more. ""e' r e back on the hill with what you'll do when some little kid books galore: and the soft spring thinks the same thing of you. nights seem to con1e In \'Bin, ror MACE \YALTO!-- II. ~::;~~e~t::~n 'come again·

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Paul K Jenkins was el~ted Presldent of the U A. C. Student Body for the 1919 Summer Quarter at the regular elections held Tuesdar.

Other otfic ers ele cted are ; Kate Thomas, \"ic e President; Bernice Stookey, Sec retarr and Treasu r er, and two E:xec uth •e Committeemen, Joe Reed a nd Clem Hayward .

The el~tions were somewh.et Informal and were decided by means of a standing vote in all cases . Dr. J . H . Linford. Director of the Sum• wer Quarter. a c ted as chairman, Jud _c: e of ele c tions and so on .

These officers. together with the Editor of '"Student Life," Solon R .

Barber, wll! form a committee which wlil haYe as Its purpose the produ clug a nd fostering or ··1,ep". the car-

TENNIS MATCHES INITIAl PARTY ::~;i::::.:: ::::::~:~: WillS□□N START PROVES SUCCESS also faooh,-. fromFuwo ditrerentmoo<iags members wil l orbe the la the hands o r t h e officers o f the S. B. 0

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br th e Summer School Girls' Chorus under the direction of P rofessor c.

R. J ohnson.

This was Collowed by a YOcnl selection by )liss Ruth Sperry ac,.ompanied

by Pro fessor J ohnson on the piano and Mr . Morgan wi t h the vlo lin. Miss Sperr}" Is we ll known t o U. A. C. students, both as a stu · deul of the schoo l and as a membe r or the cast or the operetta 'The Feast o f t h e Lanterns·· which was presen t ed Just p r e\'lous to the closing of schoo l t h is s pr ing.

T he " piece de r esistance·· of the , (Continued on page two} --

Dr.Linford

Plentious fe n l\len S igned Up To Com- \"olumi nous Music, pete For l\len's Singles Champ- Fra ppe. Conscie ntio us Chaperones And Games Add to Un ique ionsh iP- F a s t PI a y Expected.

AfTair.

Ten (count em)belie,ed to be Those "·bo attended th e first party tennis •shckers "Ill battle mlghtlh or the 1919 Summer Quarte r at the for the mens smgles cbampionshiJI College, held last Friday night In or the L A. c. summer Sc h ool with- the Smart Gym. had a "er}· enjoyIn th e next day or two. These men are able time . Although there were only as follows. viz; Ramsperge r (Her- about half of the Summer School man).

Barbe r (Solon R.). J enkins.

Students present. the party was a (Paul K.) Reed (Joe,) Hayward success ne,•e r theleE.s.

(Clem).

Snow (WIiiiam J.).

Dean The music made up In ,·o\ u me of 0 !!:!mae:~· )~o:~s:!~Y_.\~~hi~:,.~;l :;~r~~· :~~ata::b:t::1~:r; ' ~~i:e11~

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Welcomes Students

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0 It is a great p l easure to welcome em;~::~s ~ 8~ne~:~nSla~:c1 In to the great U. A. C. family so (Ir be were a student In

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::: ~~!u~~::s:d~~i:: ::~!:g .. :::; manager" when he ga,·e bis ,·arlous

m any pleasing personnllties as have School) Judge. therefo r e . the popu• orders 1 ~:et:: :! r t;~:;:,·~:~:er ~n;:;~e~~ ~;:~~":~. t:~:t~~~~;a::: c~:~: an~~!~ i~P~heot wf;:se~~e we:~ra~l: : :~~ 1 )J any familiar faces a r e met and we interest to the tournament by glv- chill frappl wbl t'h was sen·ed conwelcome their return; as they are ing an exhibition of new and hitherto tlnuously from a small table , ap.a lr eady familinar with the instituunthought of strokes. rin~. sw inging ladd e r-s. and other tlo n , I am assured that they will It is confidently expected by those appro11rlatelr d ec orated ~·Ith Hying take advantage o f eve r y opportunlt}' interested In this little tennis fracas female gymnasium paraphernalia offe r ed without a forma l in,·ltation.

1het there will be form displayed sel- and ably presided oYer by two white 0 0 n:i° t~~ :.e : u :..!: !ls !~:c~~: ~~-~:t s::~h:s~~~~t:n:::s~a s7se 1::~~ ~,a~h:o;~~:::::c":en~:·;;>~ was duly g-re.e.ting and shall ask that they rlnim that a new science of tennis fulnlled. namely; to be come acquaintshe ll consider that the fu ll oppor- entrlrelr will be built up after this "d "·Ith as many students as poss!tunities of the co ll ege are at their tournament, so great will the re- ble . For this re.a.son. special "con• d isposa l. The shops. the labora,·olution or the game be. All '"kidd- ver~:i.tlon'" dances were Indulged In

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c harge of student body meetings, etc.

Three men were nominated for the position of President, W. J. Snow, "·ho was nominated l\rst, de ~ cllned to run owing to multltudlnous and highly absorbing duties .

The race. therefore, narrowed down to Paul Jenkins and Lyman Thorpe, (Continued on page two}

P lease Rea d This great Jo,·e for truth 1 t::~\h:~:-1~:: ,g~~ ~~

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mad e in chapel today that there would be a part}· tonight . Later de,·clopm e nts mad e such a party impossible .

Let us be consol e d by tbls fa c t howe,·er: There will be a Student Body party one week 1

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IN IT IAL

STUDENT LIFE Published Weekly by the Students or the Utuh Agricultural Printed by th e Enrl & Englnu d PublltJhlng Co., Logan,

PARTY PROVES

College.

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(Continued from 11agc one) (Continued Crom page one) Entcr(.>d at scc ond •c la ss mail matter Septem be r 11>, 19 08. at Logan, by their nrst name a nd \'Ice ,•ersa . know the game thoroughly a o d well 1..·1ah, under !h e Act or Ma rch 3 , 18 9 7 Ac ce 1)lan ce ro r malllug at s11e• ad infinitum. and some tnst mn 1ches a re su r e to r ecial rntc or 11ostngo, pro,•\ded ror In Section 1103, Act. or October 3, The dance \\'OS very ably clm iie ron- suit.

19 17 , authorized August 22, 1918 . ed by Miss Park er, Dr. Linford. ProThe way the men are placed at •=0=1=,0=' ='='·= '='•= " ="=n-:= u~. _· '-," =

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l nn!:r:\~~;):l~~:: o' clo ck th e ;~:so:.~~ "N OBLESSE OBLI GE" J EN l( I NS MA DE music sto 1>11ed, rraJl ile was carried week and {he scml-fl nal and finals The ad\'ertl11ers who ar e r c11reS. G. PRE SID EN T out a n d the ja nitor begun to turn out wilt be dech1ed next week sometime. sen t ed in this Issue or St 11de1u Lit e the lights . Then, and not until then are among the most progressl\•e f('ontlnucd from page 0110) did the mer r y me rr y mnkere look at I'll Say He \Vas Stingey! business men of Logan.

They are th e former being c le<:ted by a ma- each other and gas p, .. Ca n It be 11osslTalking or stl ngcy people reminds hoostcrs of ,.,very legitimate enter- Jo r lty or three \'Otes. ble? Is the party oUl - Well le t's go me of a man . He was so stingy that Ther e were two ca ndidates fo r the then ." he would marry an armless girl not 11risc and th('y reullze t he l nw o rt auce of the schoo ls o r Logan In ppsltlo11 or , Ice llfesldent or th e --+-to buy her a ring . He would stop bis making the t own what !!he Is al Stude n t Body, ,·lz : i\Ilss Kat e Thoiu- DR. LI ' FORD watch at night so as not to wear it ,resent.

E :s peclnlly are they en•:~ an d Mi ss Enid Hu1T .

Arter a WEL CO!\· J ES ST U DE NT S out.

I-le wo~ ld look O\'er his gl~sses 1 thus!nstic s 111111 o r ters of the Utflh o.:,1reful eo un t It \,as round that ,\ll ss rearing to ,, ear them 011t. He \\Ot1ld ,\grlcult urnl College ther may be rJ10m;1s WflR s u ccess ful In gaining (Conti nu ed from page oue) tnk~ long s te11s so us not to wea r his ro u nd in t h e bl encher!I at the gnmcs, the 11ositlon T he Student Body wns nm s ure that the President, the shoes 011l.- ContrlL ut od.

10 ra,•or o r :"lliss Be r• Dir ec tors of Schools, and th e heads utwars cheering ror the ,\ggie t ea ms. unanimous!} HATH S SHINES Sud1 men nre th<' backbone of the :~:: st11ckl fo r Sec retnry ao d Tr eas- of Departments would nll we lco m e a student 1111bllcation:1 The edilors visit fr om any of our students: yo ur of the ··euuer·· 11nd Student Life /·'om. iictltlon ;i·ast n~t ''ery ~ eehn, lute.rests a r e their Intere s ts: you r CARL ISLE & GUDMUN DSON 1 1 O w\11 testify to th€• ln,,a lu ablc nld ; i,•nRH cn ,;ie ~ e ~teet ng Otle 11roblcms arc th ei r problem s. While Proprieto rs thtse 11rogressi\·1, nu•rchnnts ha\'e wo ~x:ecut ,•e omm teemcn. ;: s~ ro u may be n1ost Interested In the 13 West Cente r St r eet 11 1 11 0 1 1end1:•red 111 ad,ert1 sln i;: In t h eir ll_ub- ~1 <;:~~i~e~td 1~:e · high specla l subjects for which yo u are r;__:_-_-_- _:_-_-:_- _:_- _-:_-_:_-_-:_-_:_-_:_-: 1~ee:,~r;~ lk:ll 1ons 5 om,• o 1 t 1ii' a11\'eruseregiste r ed, yet In this day of th e re- ;11 ments t ~ be founcl In t h!• Issue or l::;:. ~~· 10 T~~::~~;:_t ;~: ep: '~ ee: ma~~; at1Just n1c 11t or our 11olitlca\, our 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 11 1 11 11 /:1: ~r~ t ~s:to(' f ::l~=\\~~~ 1~et::~;~ : ~·~;~ ;or ~1~ ·~,-:~ ;:iic:t: n(; r:~ ~: s:1~~1: ~ ~:· l:t~o ul~t : r~~: w~~!~Ltl;::~ ~.~:~e~ nTT rns~:fr;~ a1i11eared way back In th e Stone Agc. ,llthall zlc )'Ou. You nr e In th e h ome of eicCalls Answered P rom ptl y.

Sbo uld we as s tudents of the 'l°ht s · cc,riis of very efficient m en 1ier l s nod s pe c ialists In many forms Phone .. Rexall Store" No. 1 or 2 Utah Agricultural Coll,•i:;e aud as 1and wome n wlll doubtless make !He o r human endea,•or 011d we hwlt e Phone, Residence, 878 W. interested (or otlwrwl 1 ·' readers or at thl' u. A C Summer School a yo u to co11sult them fr ee.Ir .

Prices Re asonab le. Loga n , Ut a h Student Life show our --:. opn•cintlon '"lhln,::: of beauty aod Joy rore\"er·· \Ye ai m to make a summer at the

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(a n d do) they s h ine tor that will be the ir 1mrtl c ular d ut y. It ts p roposed by Dr J,lnrord. to have so m e r ei; ulnr S tud en t Body socln l "FEE L AT HOi\lE" C\'e nt eve r y 11eek. for it Is ln thi s Coach R o mn ey said this to me th<' 11ay thnt the stu den ts will become other da)' as we w<'rC' talking O\'er unlrled and loynl. the pros and cons or u 1ennls tournaConch no mner concluded the nwnt for lh l' Sum mt•r Sehol l!tu dents, mee tln ~ with an e:1:liorta tl on to ten• 1 •·somethi n g needs lo I)(' done 10 nls men t o sign 1111ro r a proposed make the stu tlNi t s ree l at home. tou rnament.:__ • __ So me or them seem to thh1k that the gym be longs to t lw towns11eo11lc and PE DERSEN TA Ll{ S that ther h ave 110 ri ght t o use It." AT S. B. MEET I NG I bello, •e that the Coac h 111 right.

It Is hard to h ;.-come ac qua inte d and {C'onllnucd~ page one) fully adjusted to conditions In a n e w lll"l't!nr, was. 11ro1Jablr. the tnlk i;::h•school, e,·en In a full year.

And ,•n br P ro fessor N . A Pedersen or when yo u sto J> to th ink that we s h a ll I the ~:n~lb•h De11artment on "Gr ea t be he r e but sill'. we('ks and th at some I \\'r ltl'rs as Truth T e ll e rs."

Proreso f us are o lder than the ave ra ge run so r Pf'dc-rsen said that "There Is n or s tud ents Is It an) wonder that It Is mlstnken ldl'a that "rit e.rs. and somew hat h ard to i)('COIDC full y j 1io,·('\lSt! ('SJ)Cclall r. do I\Ol tell the • acq u ainted durin g th e s h ort tim e trut h \\'rltcn give us a truer nnd that we ure to ge th er? unb lnscd pi ct ur e o r th e 1 m ore \\'hat T startl'd to sa~· h owe\'e r . Is' customs anti chara cter s o f a pe riod thi s: The Pr esident or the Collei:;c. thnn c :111 be secured through any Dr. Linford, th e fac ult y.

Stud ent other so u rce."

T o 11rovc his polnl Lif e, and ln ta ct th e wh o le school Pr ofesso r P ed e rs en cit e d such writ unit es In one wish, that yo u make ers as Scott, Thomas Hardy. Shakes,·ourseh•es thor oug hl y at home whil e 11eare. Conrad.

Coo1ier.

Be nn et t. ;-011 are at th e Utah Agricultura l 1-iowe il s. and ot h ers, Colll'J;C. Full privil eges are yo urs a s " I n nddltlon." con linu e d Profesa st den t or the college.

'I'h e gym . sor Pedereen. "writers. ( I mean the t ennis courts, th e entir e campus truly ~rent ones) depict lif e !n Its -)'OU a r e 1ic rf ec tly r-rec to use them . tru e a s 1> ec ts ror th is is th e ir mlsTher e ror e---. , s\011, a nd th ey 11o rfo r m it we ll ." talnly we sho u ld 1.o,.1H.:. ir noth• lug e lse. ob\lges us to 1mtr~nlz(' Jhr advertisers.

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George P. Barber.

Editor ror 1919-:!0 Sch r oedN P ark,

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Estt•s Park \\ill be one or a chain o r slrulla r satherln~s throughout the Cnlt,·d Stat..--s and wlll be tor r epre-( l-n) sen t ath·es fr om the colleges and uniDaphn-, and Dorris are cha rmi ng ,-,·1"$it\•s o f the following states· and sweet; l 'tah. Co lorado. Kansas.

Xebraska.

Best or the maidens I chance to ha,e Wyoming, llontana and Xew )l exleo. met. )Ir. Barber will attend the lnit Doris is state) and Dn phne petite. ....e,.k o f 1he conference on ly )Ir. Oaphne·s a blond t}pe and Do r is Scbrnt'df'f will, in all probability. be brune 1te . th,-.ri- the full time. Delroy Gardner. ( Deux) Prf'c:fdeni-elect of ,. he l" . .\ C. Stu\';ts. somethin,: happens to l'ause df'III Body for nen yea r . n third t· me dis tr ess, .\. (" r,..pr,•sentatlve of the college Dori;; wlll comfort an1 Daphne will will attend the last rour days or th e

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Solon

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In both sets the games stood al 3- 1 fo r J enkins and Ramsperger. which score seeml'd to ad as a spu r fo r Rt-,d and Barber and thl'Y Immt:-diatel}' got down to r .-a l work.

The two si:ts w1•r"' clo~t: 3nd fast. consisl u nt t ennis being pln)ed by both t,·ams at all tlmu.

J t"nkins was somewhat handi• capJ it:d br a ne"'· racket "'"hil'h s lowed up his game.

STEWART 'SBULLETIN D BYs• A•s• HONORE

(Troia) Wh en I feel (rholou .. Doris seems 1low; When I am se rious Dapbne·s a bore: How in creation shall I e,·e r kn ow Wbicb Is the gi rl that I tnilr ado re!

IQuatrel Should I wed Dori s. In fashion se.

l"m not 1 ha, ·e se\ ·e ral friends, I both male and temale. who will '"The \"arl etles o f Small Grains \'ouch for the above statement with and the llarket C la!'-S o r Wheal In 'ht>lr li,I!,, l'tah:· b\· Geo rg e Stewart, Assistant But to my subje<:t-as I was snr- Pr o fessu; or .Agronomy, l"tah AgrlIn:::: Regrets ma,· sometimes come l'Ultur.ll College. reprint~ from the ronce r ninJ: the results of a hast)·,Journal o f the Am e ri can Soclet)" of wedlock In extr-•me youth.

What Agronomy, Is just otr the press.

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<ir~ ~:: 1~ ::lsdo about It~ ".':'.".'.".'.".'.".'.".'.".'.".'.:".'".''.".:'.'.:'.'.'.".'.".:'.'.:'.'.:'.'.~ If )·ou a re not ma rr ied and in F O R FIR S T CL ,\ SS S ROE doubt, ma rr y Della.

RE PAIR I S G S EE H ,·ou are ma rri ed and In doubt there· ls only one thin!? to do and that Is this- Don·t be in doubt bera use 1t·s too late Lo::nn W e..t Ce nt e r S t ~ I T his Y•elghtr dissertation would

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Daphne

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For q ui e t and Doris I surely will pray.

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The Colll'ge is doin g eve r yth ing 11oss!hle t o ma ke t he six wee ks e njoya ble ones to r tho s tud e nt s. Social eve nts of vario us ki nd s, s pecia l lect ures, an d 1>lny hours a r e give n a t fr e que nt inten al s. S 11eela l atte n tio n Is bei ng given t o J)hys lca l exe r87 clsti. Fo r t h is r easo n t enni s to urn a . ments, bot h for me n an d wo me n will be or ga nized a nd eve r ybody will be enco11ra i;ed t o 11nrtl cl11nte.

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Barber, all Aggie s tud e nt s will at"Do c" Fo r dh a m. U. A. C. a l umnus t end Su mmer Schoo l at tlie Uni• has deserted the '"battle-scarre d ve r slty of California at Berkeley. fields of F land ers" tor Summer He rman C. Ramsperger, assistant Sc hool at tll e U. A . C. In the U. A. C. Chem.

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--during th e past year and graduate S lnrl ey C. Horsley. a tea che r from with the famous class of "19 , will Box el de r Hi gh Schoo l and brother of attend Summer Schoo l .

St ewart Horsley a well known Aggi e a few years ago, has r egistered.

Miss Rula Cardon a popular st udent of the B. Y. C. la st year will Clair Andrea son and Donal J essoJ> atteml the U. A. C. Summer School both form e r members or t he start of In order- to gain credits necessary for th e South Ca che High School pa per, e ntr a nce as a full fl edged Freshman til e .. Clario n " ar e atte ndi ng sum mer next fa ll . sc hoo l.

George Barber, Edito r of Stud ent L ife for 191 9-20, left recently for Knt e Th omas asked us to advis e Estes Pa rk, Co lorado, wh ere he will

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