Student Life, September 1952, Vol. 40, No. 1

Registration Sept 26-27

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Buildin ·g N·early Completed /New Structure to Be Finest, Most Modern in Nation BV RO SCOE; T l!t1MO"N"S The finest Student Union building in the nation -th at's what Utah State will have before snow flies this fall. · This may be said now, a ccor ding lo P resi dem Louis L. Madsen and Dean of Students Jo se ph N. Symons, as construction of the building that will hen cefo rth be Utah State's soci al and cultural center enters the final phase and its furnishing and land scaping begin. By the tim& regist I ation Sept. 25, 26 it will be possible to se11 m the outside what the lin!shl' d 1ion" will be lik"e, and a mo nll1 er- for t his ) ear's- Home coming ~- its great glass- doors will swinic

Iofand fa!!27

,G.I.Benefits WillAidVets 1

Facihties at Ptah Stale al are asailable (01· ~aklllg c;y Kor ean ,·eterans planning t( their G. I. benefits for educa·

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Anuu.1r.

~:ete~i;~~:io:o oi~t ...~b~.~: t·

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Be~~i~~. plans und machinery pr0<"<"!-,,1he veterans

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11 1 1 ~\ ~-il.1 .. ge b_.~mf'• 11 are "et up to 1schedule---ca.nnot yet be madP wi,tlt and get th,..m absolute CP!'la inty., accordini to

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1 les~;:::.: ::!.11\1 °;.";.~~n~ musl get /:~:~ ~~:;e~· !1i~~sei~• it~~o1e;;~1-o1: ~ 11

a Certific11Le o[ Eligibility and Entillcment, issued by the Veterans

ward that goal. Ther<' has bee n "splendid performance'' on the job

:~~:!~i~\::~io:ia: e;~rep ~c~!~:e ~~:~ itbte~~. g:::~raba:~~tr C~:~~ 0?t~~~l 11

Fe11tures of t he- 11e \1 Student Unlo" Build in :;- nt l ' tnh StaLto ur e 6\: J)la iue d by D ea n Jo sr pl• N.

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Schedule Given .For Sign-Up Registration

t imes

a nd

announced by i·egistrar

~~in.willbe

available

1:tc1!:~: ~~~~:t ~!~;d All

planned

new s tudents to asshl

ly two

a~r:gi:·:~ new sludenLs

have

Class schedule weeks

will assemb1 e in

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before

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'."0lll'~rning their

About This Edd1on Cits.

Thi!l'edi1ion

comrs t.o you~ 1 1 ~ofei;;:~ a l~~,.e~~f1oi! hope- I hat it will bl"ing ~·ou up: to d,11(' at t·1ah Staa•, and p1e•i

~;ti~\~;r t

education11.l bene-. building di rector

lol!owing

in

Monday,

Sept.

been

lo Aggie student Now back

in the rnit~d

ger,

auditorium,

nnd

fo\e~O)~~

b"et1,.,· pnpc-r designed

Sept.

Sta1es Depa1tmenl

\}!'~\in::'.:;::~:hases

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i'1\:~~~:1e:1~/r-~;r 1 \~~IISl~l~~~nt~~11 ~~:11 e a~

a~·:;:~•::

(Contmued

same WHYduring the t1ext 3:'l yea1s.

an!h~s bou~~~-:~~~ ~~:1~hi~r~~•:;~~!:~ dt;i~;; •~:~ :~z~ i~\~:~~~:.ls~:d~~nt'tn/~~

on Page

de-~ree li neluding six Aggir stude-nl,; elect1,here· ed to il last spring. The board.

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assi st~t r•'or the pnst year she has been 1sening as ac-ting dean or 11omen ut Southern Illinois Uni1·ersity, .,...Curbondu! e, Ill. Shr- received ht>r I Bachclo1·"s degree fl"om US AC in 1934. and a ~!as1c-r·s from Syracuse LTni,·rrsit~·. New York, in 1950.

From 193,1 to 1911 and again In 1917-48, she in Ogden C!ty :sthoo !s and tr-om 19·1<110 1947 was an asJ;istam rlin•elot" or l' SO clubs - , ln Texas and Nrw !'.l(':<1co Mr Blaser the nPw a lumm oncampus 1ep1es<:'n!a!ne comes to utah State after a ,1 tdr !1eld of

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LEAH

FAHR .•• " 'ome n.

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L-O, 1 to 2 pm.; P-S, 2 t o 3 p.ni.: T-Z 3 to :i:30 p.m., 1111d la1eeomers, 3:30 to ◄ p.m.

A'1mlnlstraLIOll,

the Ag:gie field-

;·t;fe:t~~~::~& ~!i~ ~i;

1t:Y~

}~ei:~::s!1~1~:: building tees and the bui\d-

Mh;s Leah Farr, nali\'e or Ogden, se!:~e

USAC

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or Slate in Iran, as It Li. And-like 01 th e Point• :;~~s~

Blaser 1-,.,.

Tamedto r-Dosts f:~~i~~p~1i;ls {J;::~; ~:r i~•i::;: V4

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u:••.gis_trar _Bell annou!}"cd th:t 1 1 10 O lf'gLSlration srir•(lu](' be · ser\'ed ls as follows: A-B lnclrn ,ivc , I lo 9 a.m.; C-1'~. 9 to 10 a.m.; (;.J, 10 to Jl u.m,: J-K, 11 to 11 30 a.m.; 11:ao to 1 p.m., noon

All ntrrans 1cgh·trring a.t !o1 the fin;t lime should get a C':Ntlricate o( 1::ligibilit)' and En1!t1<"1nrnt, Issued b) the \'etcrnns

which can

dent

rca

All new students should have suhni!lt('d their col!(•ge ai)p!icalion !onu, Which is oblalnetl from the li!gh sehool pdncipnl.

This ls Tl1a[Jf'{Ito lhe 1egistra1· who prePares materials.

onergy,

Stairs

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Dr. Harris Back

Two ke~-. admlnist1:at.ion ofririals was appoln1C'd Dean ~\'omen, !ion Msocintion.

1 11 11 11 1 alat"d register the_ f\eldhouse ;;~:::~ ;·1,; 1!u ; ;:C1/ 1: ~~1;; , ~cc:~::;.ngADl':~s~~nel·e~:t:. :~• ~~~'hi:r:~-o~/:~;· l:tn~~~ Satu1day, Sept. 27. ovN· tll<'l!' respective dutieli whenlappoint.llll'nt as ~,ecuth:e _secre - C'uliforn!a. His Bath c!or's All instruction th('n beglns tile ~chool s1arls. lai·y of the Alumni. AJ;soeml1on: came ln 19~6 from us Ac,

lo

will be appointed.

so~~he~eltsa~t!inlshed the build ing wil! be not only th,. !o<"al point

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be mainl.)' cr~dited with bringin_c 101 1 f1~; el;~~~r ~a~~:~ :Jt~i~i,~~n~~.1°!f:1~ti~~~-~~-1~•~c;.lnH~~~~:/\~ t:$/C~~i'. !,u~~~~n ~~~!i~:fas~:to s~~~:g· i~4~ : For you n'-'11' stud,·nt~. yn•i'I! enw1itm, or l'tah State.

1he ··temporary l'nion build1 1g1\~i'~~d~:~~~7e 0::l:('ii~~i ~~..::_ui~ a ~.:1,:~:;·;;~:t~,?: !(;e'\;;n·~~i~i,:; ~~=~• h~t:~~~~~~e ~~:b~~s~l~~; 1

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be,coffiing orien led \.','11h ltle school. st th Form('r udenu o[ e col.\ege 1 rid 1 r:;~;te:~ : 1~:·n:r::.l,

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information

pertinent

William H. Bell.

approximate

pe1-sonally. Kore.an n•tt>rnn!i ne-ed CHY. he sa~•s, aud sper-ial stuclent.-iL to cl<'al' for bendit pa~ments, faculty commiltees charged wi1h 0 ;\[~!IB,;~~;~/ ~~:~,i~~~ 1~:~··rnn!I iioulrl doi::.~;:~::·ron,',l:~;c.\~r~:~~ ~iell 10 chrck with t.li. Beecher effecuve!y.

A !ul\-tinl..

Union

Symou~ fo Hu lfh ,',,',''Yl,,A,.,',',' ,~,•, ·,•,1\~-,: e"d~o~i~ct•i<KI ·,"<·~ " 'illi s. 1~:trh 0 __ ~ ~ _

1 11so1 fm mdus111ul t1ammg In ll1"i Cahf0tn1a State Dcpmtmcnt Cducallon 1 Pi lot to that he \\as mght lntend<o'nt of lhr '-l:nlt Lakf' ,ocnt1onnl sc-hool lnkE>s o,er De1111 of the position of I f'On11rcl:\lc'Donnld LF.UOY 81..ASF!R • • • , N~w no11 1,ml<lng 111th the Utah Educa-' Ahun111 otflr~r ,

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~~~t~;:r~y1~~;\~t:~~\,~~;~.~1e~! the Agsi,le 'Alumni association. on• representath·e of the !aC'ully, Studentbody Presidrnt. Leon Hubbard; Studenl Social Ch:1inrmn, Richnrd Merrill: and students :\funou Came, Lloyd Clement.

Pn·ston 'l'honu u ,rnd Bonnie Reese.

What lh" bullding wlll be Ilk • onl)· be at finr hand, but ahead) it ma., bp set"n that It will naturnlly bE>COm•• Lhl" campu1 center.

Facing tht" Aggie qufld1·angle with a soulh wall lhat a nearly al! glass., It v.ill ha,e tits main campus l1terall)' in It~ hq•,

can

grasped

::~~a.;~~~-~;l~~~1· a~~ud~:l~h a~~~\~; will he-nt·efo.rth take pla.c..- thc1·e.

Its 0\111 naturnl t•e-n1er will be lhe big nuun lounge looking out onto th" campus. Light 11(11sir ,~iun Into this Joung,, throt1gh gr,:,nt llght-grE>en drnpf'~ thnt will soften the strong]~ mod,..,·,u~llo: (Contmued on Pa~\! •CJ

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'LIFE EDITORIAL

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Summer WasGREAT, 'But... tt h00IL00ksEvenB~tter Hi I

p Pens Letter To Students

Deac S<udenls, Many of you are planning enter or return to college ~is fall.

b~~s \~io~e;:ry w:~~

th Ho~v have you been en.Joying your summer vacation? I1t's ~a:l:!J~~~~\~~ been a swell summer and if you're like the norm, you ve great responsibilities on the youth maoaged to keep plenty busy, what with summer parties, dates, of om· country. One sure way to

and. good hard work.

!e~:e easC:cc~~~ufffsout~o ::;;::;:

.._ But, this pre-school edition of STODENT LIFE, along with yourselves to recogni~e the op=the calendar are gentle reminders that school is not far off, J>0rtunltles which will present ~and that State will be opening its doors for classwork lhemselv~~i!~0 ~he1

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::iSept.

29.

It has been said that ....su~cess

Prosepective and former Aggies have been busy this summen. Some attended R O T C summer camps . There wei·e some that got married, still others announced their engagement~summer seems to be an active time- for this. Many Aggies worked at a great variety of jobs during the summer-from travelin~ sale~men, ~o general laborers-to earn a . financial backing for this commg school year. Whatever you might have done, we hope you enjoyed it, and now are getting pretty well set to come back to Utah State next year.

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~:; 1• c~i:~: els. The combination of education plus hard work Is essential. Our motto "Labor Is Life" wns ad~ptcd by the !~un.dcrs of our lnstitu1 ~ g~·~:u~~~~ ~ ~hn~o~?su~~~~.by The Utah $late Agricultural College is a land-grant college, one or a system o! 51 such colleg'cs in the United Stll.tes, which You can e:-:pect a big year this year at your land-grant was rollnded on a charter signed college. \/Ve have a new Dean of \¥omen - Leah Farr-to assist by that great American yre_side.nt, De8n J. N. Symons with his student personnel work. LeRoy Abraham Lincoln. Our- msututi.on Bla.ser has tak~n _over tbe. alumni. secretaryship, and should ;.;de~~~o~;;e j "t:, ,.,, get that orgamzat1on sparkmg agam.

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Dean Culmsee Eulog·1zed By ;~:~ .i~~~.......Trib·, KVSC Readies Broadcas

Several new fac~ty members ha~e. been _appointed. ~he ~~-t~hi~y A1:tw~l'~~t~~::~ !;tt~! grounds have been renovated, the bu1ldmgs given new pamt, Utah State Legislature ln 1890. and best of all ~ THE NEW STUDENT UNION BUILDING IS The college, therefore , Is older

.-,-, rs gr,:,; PAPIDLY . , ·!•i~ parts of the bulldin ·"no:will become ava .Ha61e -. ready

th

h "" ' ' ..

The institution has consistently followed a plan of education

BY LYNN l'tl . F. RJCl1£\'S which provides !or a •'liberal and We took the distinguished savants wandering about the campu ~ be a defl"iTtte,..asset to the college, as al- praclical educatio n in I.he several dm·ing summer School pretty much as a matter of course. But is well kno wn. Not only will the building be a student pursuits and professions Of life." wh en a pretty young Hollywood actress established herself I 0

are ready for use, and other as work progresses :forward.

rent~r_.__b.ut.,Jt will pro\:ide a point of. pride _on t~e campus, ~ft~~eS~~~~/~o~~~e~n~n i~s~~~~l::.~-~h:,j~aso! ~~i~u!f:m: 0 ::;,ar;~ens~ew!~fJ~:t!w;e!o\~;~1::: 1~bot~ whe1e students ~an m I ngle , and build their umon among as well as a Slate charter. This hearts of audience members during the course ot "The Lady'• feUow studenls m a who lesome way. gives us a unique and important Not For Burning." Christopher Fry's comedy which Is ..lres ~=~P~~esri!'.:.i:~ i,: ~~a~·h:'7.p~;pl~~; ~~!~a :: 0°td ~ai :~ ~oi:-~:~:,'8 '~:: 1~~ ~~~v~t,lta~~r t~~}a 1~ • / sp=~~~i College." This college is organized early production. into three· sparate divisions: the -0college propel' _for class !nsll'UcSt. Peter: "How did you get up he;re?"

1 ~~s:~r:~e lne~~:r :::~ ~~~~m;f New Arrh•a!; ..Flu." _ _ 0 l'iculture and home economics, Our elf'ctrical engineers, class o!. '52, are getting along pretty and the extension service for adult well in the •·cold, Cl'Uel world." E\'el'y one has been placed In education in all counties o! the an excellent position, says ProL Larry s. Cole. state.

-0Student officers have been holding several meetings durBecause of our unique respon'o;i- A total of 876 5tudents received diplomas In the final commenceing the summer, and have student alfairs pretty well under bililies in U!achlng, reseu-ch and inent count, pro\ •ing that Aggies rate above average in persistanr• control, !or the starting of the year. extension, we _have selecte_d. a or determination or whatever It take, to get a degree. A greate.r . Nalw'ally, we hope that we can give you sp!Pn-:.'.!;!?"h'!i_..,,.t.'.()':'l.S ~~:~l~~ ~!c~~~c~~e,~c;n:ni~ \~at~:~ r;r~~~ ta!~ei! them gra1uate than do students ot other institutions 5 this year. W~ has begun ...en the Buzzer and Vern Bailey, lion. Students come to Utah State · -0Scribble editor has big plans for the literary magazine. Hilda Crom practically every state in the watcha doln' now, Joe?" Stoddard is doing work on the Blue Book, official handbook union and many fo!'eign countries. "l'm 8 psychiatrist in a poltery factory.'' for all freshmen.

National surveys always demon'·What's thai?'' stTate the excellence of our gl'adu.

"I take care of the ct·ackpots."

All in all, things point toward a booming year at Utah atPs, _ 0_ Slate. Remember, registration, Friday, Sept. 26, for former We antici pate another great De"n Cnr lt<m Culmsee o! the school ol arts and scien ces made students, and Saturday, Sept. 27, !or all new students and fresh. Y!ar. at Uto.!1 State. One '?! th "' thP Salt Lake Tribune's editorial columns the other day, but men. See you then! ~~!hl~:~:s S~~~~n\e ~~~01~1l~r::ri~in~~;~!ni~~; his pedantic acUv\Ues. Reason was hi, dress for the 1

Thi~ building will be abo_ut the newest and best studen_t union 111 the country, and righlfully should become the huu of student affairs on campus . Those of us who have watched th.is giant structure through foundation laying, through court action, and leg~! pondcra_nce, and th~ough_ mushr~o~ing gr~\~Lh, can hardl~ wait to plant ours~lves m this magmficient edifice.

1-Iomecommg should be the time when we all have a chance !or housewarming.

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little Man On Camp.us

by Bibler

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This P!·oject, costing_ in e_:xcessor ~;r~c~~JI~: dS:!ar~,n;!u~s~n!~r~~1;; of our own students. This building will !ulnll a _great need o_n ~he campus and will be lhe be!?nn_mg of a new era at the Institution, The [acuity is ready and willing lo seJ"ve you, and you am Invited to choose your ea1·eer from any one of our seven great schools and the Graduate school.

Ut~h State Is located ~t Loga~, Utah s Co_llege Commumty. Orm! gaml.lle wi th your future, let our faculty . heiJl you. r~~~r~~: Ptesldent,

l,..,-=-.an,..\11!~~~-==

Said

the

Tribune,

"The

usually

modish

and

dignifi ed

Dean

;tn~se~a~1~e:~~u ~:~~e se;sa;~~;h/a~•~ll;\~e\;~~t a1n~mC:: went further-he ordered all males present at the annual dlnne1• of the League ot Utah Writers to shed their coats -. " Th e editorial goes on lo commend our good dean ior sheddinir th• shackles ol conventionality together with his coat. ·' -Q-.

Phillip Sorenson tells us that out· 11ludent radio station, KVSC, will be on the alr, but definitely, for Its application as an FM station has bee oimyed by the FCC. Some sla!f membE"u will be: Frerl Qrltchfkld. Nancy Bowen, Joy Gartlner, and Ken• nan Hayes. Some positions are still open. Phil, who by the ,1ay is now a ful!-!ledged members of Lo"an's station KVNU as 11n announcer. reminds students that coliegiate r.8.dio ls the plac• to start. Actual experience on the ai1· and at the boaLd ease the way for you In radio, he_~_:?·

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Utnh St:\le Agrlcu!tural

College,

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STUDENTLIFE Logan, Utah F.STABLJSHED 1902 SEPTF:MBER, 1952 Volume 40 Number 1 Edi to!' .... James Morlimcr

They sat .... t h t c ! a I' a p a r t But when gran(ldaughler's boy friend calls: her wilh a kiss And when 1hey sit together; They sit realclosellkethis!

. He greets

~:~~i:i:erMa;.g~r~t. c:;~;~;te~,ul~:~ Our faculty members ~a_n~~;; to ~wt 1n·oun~ this summer Andersen to places abroad and w,thm the nation, sometimes eombimni Publlshei1 t,y the associn1ed studimt5 n1ca1ioning and business. Dr. \Ventlell Keclt hob-nol.lbed w1U1 or Ulnh State. !-~nlC'rC'd as set'<lntl '-'h•-~s foresters In a special project In fore~try out-posts in Utah Mn.

1;, i.1('!:.~\n~ltl~~:('~•or~l J~0~~?t [%l}r~~i(!~t{~~~7rh :t}~O."~~~lt !~-:1::~1

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l~:~.rkP~e~ :.y a,~asc;~~~ 1- Dr. \ 'e rnon L. lsr11elsen retut•ned from a two-yenr goyernment um. __ post stu<ly!ng housing problems in Puel'ta Rico and the Virgin Colle111: Bul1E>tlns publlshC!Ilw Utah Jslnnds-Dr. \'nughan E. Jlnnscn spt:"nt six weeks In Brazl\ on an l)(littnge 1, In sec. 111'1.'\,Act ot 0<-t 3,

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: ~t::~:~:ll~:·.:jeac:~,?er. ~tz~~~-d A~e,~~ C'la11~ m11ttM" <l<'nlPmb<>r 10. 1918. ut, all the facu!ly members kept bmw enQugh during the summer . ~)~

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g::A~r\)7'r~tl~~ kig~;i2 'lar~•i-~:~~i~ I •"Prh·nte. h ''"l1;i1~,r,.1i,,1 mnl!lng at ~n<'<'lnl rntt of pMuu::i, .. '•

\\ 'o rHrnl, Just lie ba('I< 1111drf'ln:1.--ituJOUe fumble the b11ll Oil the &'Olli line."

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STUDENTLIFE, SEPTEMIER,1952 -

'Miss [!tah State' To CQmpete For 'Miss Utah' Title arol Watkins To Perform Piano Number During Competition

BY ELEANOR KNOWLES Representing Utah State in the Miss Utah contest at Salt Lake City this month will be Carol Watkins, brown-eyed Jassle 1rom Ogden. SJ'le was selected to reign as Miss Utah sta te at Agathon last May. 1 As Miss Utah State, Miss Watkins will compete with con• testants from all the state tor the honor of reigning over

~et::es~~~;~f ~~= :t~~:r1~~~,---------USAc Off efS 11 pl~~:. ;:a:1~~ \:11:in;~~~. ~~ece~~ Top Home Econ Work

Comely Carol Watkin,, who will carry Utnb State'• bann er in the coming l\lis1 Utnb '' compctitiou, t1uri11g lhll 11tutc fair at Salt Lake Cit)·.

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Amerlca pageant at Atlantic Jn September 1953.

Obi-0 Pledge

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She was first attendant lo Miss Ogden last year and was chosen Miss Ogden Arsenal.

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Utah l!ve !eet, eight Inches tall and wei_g?s 124 pounds. ln the ll':lent division.~[ I.he contest, she will play Chopin s '' Fan tasie Imprompt1;1." She has been playing the piano for 15

0 gr~!: a7e/~~\~:e :~;~!ic~Pthr;~ Jn ·any other single profession for women .'' This is the word· from Dr Ethelyn O Greaves dean or th~ US Ac school o[ home economics.

Ch Be1ng • ROTC pre d·,ctsBanner anges Md At a~~ a e Year For Cadets LOS Int·tt S I Ue ~n~tJt:::~e fo:

ye:i~s Watkins, a sophomore, Is a . Dean Greaves_ voiced h !r enth~strans(er student from Weber col- 1asm on the ba~1~ of the mcreasmg Iege and a graduate ot Ogden number of Jlosi.tions, both. govern-

h;h,ohool.Sh

ho';.,,e economics.

ebm,J

o,•;ng;nm•nta\

'""·"'n-government•J,

~vc:l~~m~;~:.being offered "Teachers

25Scholarship Winners Get

of

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Concerning fi~~~tiec:~\

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to home

economics

Forecasts

jobs, she

1;'1~~g~~ve;~~n=u~:~!

;::~:i-~:sH:r:P~~mii~i~~~-:~~!n the Farm Credit Administration.

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~~~~att~i;hin a;;l~!-tu~!tyn~;~s \'ancement, pay and ln the demand ~~~- them," Dean Grea\·es pointed

Sears Awards T:~·enty-fiv~ winners . of ~1~0 Sea1s Roebu~k scholarslups \\e1e

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When thC! hundreds of Utah State

;~~ !~~~~~ls t~:7

1~

home" return

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~~okn~eth!\\~~ lo school, they'll

see

fodu ~try Ope'.nings }~~cia~;;~•~e~~e~~~ i;thte~: :~!l~:,~ -~n !ndustr_Y, such fir?1s ~ elec- at ,vork remodeling the Institute

t~:iycot:p;;~e\~reh~::1:~01:i~~~:;

o( a big year

:~:~ar~a::ie~::n

~ofli;:ak~f i~er:adiu~~~t:n

expected

the

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miJ'.~ary

!or the ROTC'department

at Utah

a::d~ac~fcs~~~it~a~a;;

u·nit. is all

good ~~.~~=~p~:~n~hea In answer to many

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ready

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at U S· ~C'X_L-. &re on a loan basis to ~tu1 s c;~~I ~fc:o~~~~~li~ur~lnners, -high g,ea~e~:~e:~~::~etat~hd~i: :::c~i:;t~~~ m Th: _L D S\ I:stit~te. at Logan !n';, c:\~~~~sr;[ !~\~n::ad::ic t~ ;:i:'.;/ cnt~.

Kegular Uareer M:ho..olgraduates of 1952, will en- career in this !ield awaits the i·anks high ln Church st ructur:~ ~or,and air science and tactics. The, ··Students- who desire to make roll at US AC at the beginning girl who can Lra\'el throughout beauty as well as for Its facihhes, army department offers artillery, the military service their ca1t·• r th o( the fall term. the nation and meet many typPs for dcve_Iopment ~f L D S YO~ · quartermastPr or ordnance train-· may aµply · fer and recc·h e <':n •·l Sears Roebuck Company awa1·ds o[ peopte, provided she has a good Und er direetm·,_ \Vilrord Vt/. Rich- ing, with the air !orce ROTC ap1Jt1intmrnt in ti':e 1e :11-ir ;,• :af . t he scholarships annually to fat'm home economics backgroi.1nd. a rd ~,. !he lnSli_tute attempts to unit providing instruction in instnl- Hrserve nir force oif ('.. r.1. r boys who show outstanding scholDr Greaves is herself a success- provide a homch ke atmo~phere for lations, communications, adm! l'tis- plv for the n•iul:ir air iu r•c · 1 •·r 1 8 11 st ership and leaden,hi1i in 1heir high ful ~arecr woman, ha\:ing 1-eared hull(li•ed~ of \~cent~ , . . ~o allow tration, or opcralion. ,~1{Lry into military sen.c1• • h .achool work and exhibita11 interest eight children and sent 1hem!Lhe ci11,:uch Lo folio\\ llS ~Oul to ''A_l! eligible male students a1•1> ''All codNs who are 1,;1.,.•i1•.i11y 1n 11:e fie!(! o_fagriculturf'. through professional schools, as schoo · req'.ured. t_o comple_t~. two_ yea~·s of ond ot!wrwise qualif_:t>d _an, HIWm_ners will pu1•sue some phase well as becoming a leader in her . Remod eli og \\'orlt basic mll1Lary tra1mng in either• couraged to enroll m air ru, ·e l agnculture l11their coui·se work. field. She is JargelY. responsible for . army or air (01·ce subjects.

Jlight opera.lions or stn.te their r!,:Oom1lf:titlon Con1inu es • the efficient.. but home-like ~tmosRemodeling projects indude In•'The ad,·anced course in military sire for army light a\·iation pilut Accoi-ding to Dean J\.lonis, !he1·phere pen•ading the home econom- slallation or new fluorescent lights science or air science is an elc-ctive'trnining.-" ~holarshill win~er poss_es.sing the ics department wliich has made it in classr?oms, offi<:~ii._and chape!; course and com~l~tiou of ~h~ ba,;;icj More com1>lete details can ile highest ~cholasllc standmg at the outstanding among western schools. new eabmets and I\ 01kshop fac1h- course, other military tram1n_g, orl obtaine,d from Col. Frank. or f1 oil\ end o! his freshman year 1s awardI,untl-Grunt School ties in Lambtla Delta Sigma social prior sen·ice in the armed force's an) member o{ the ROT c stalt. a S2:5() Scars grant to further '"As a Jand-gra11t college, we are f~alernity offices and In other or- is a prerequisite for the atkanced ---his agncullUl'8! pursuits at the ob'Tlgated to turn out graduatps. fices: new drapes and library fur- ROTC work.

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eo~~ge;he end or his 1oph{)more1~~'~: a~:p~~:~;ee~~s"t :~dea~-~h~f ~~i;linl:,i;~gcs~-1:~~n: ~se:ls~~~~~~n:~Ii;:; year th ls student is eligible to meet national standards," Dean the exterior of the Institute alcompete again st other_ slate win- Grea\·es pointed oul At USA Ci though its loC'.ation on the brow of ners for a $500 nauonal Scars girls can major in child de.vrlop- college hill already provides a !Cholarshlp and an oppo1·Lunity to, ment and parent education: cloth- visa o! scenic beaut~'. A walk in travel throughO(!t the ~lidwestern ing, textiles and related art~: foods the shape o( I\ ha!fmoon will curve ::-:tes studying agricultural melh•1 •nd .nutrit.ion; household adminis- across the 1nstilute lawn, while the ~tration · or home economics educa- border will be pl"o\·ided with a curb Receiving the $100 awards were: lion. ' and gutlcr and an extension of \\ 'inn cl"!I Di>an Greaves is a tirm be!le\·er the outer sidewalk.

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' Age Limits '_Any_ normal young man ca_n ~'.nmai,on '.or ROTC. Howc\·er. 11 1s necessa1y to be less_ than 23, years of age to enter basic ROT Ci and under 27 )'<'ars of age for ad~!nee~ army R? TC. or undel'I ..• _ . .• .. . , ~.i fo1 acl\ anced air !01 ce ROTC., Chr 1stophe1 Fr~ s The Lad~ • .. An ROTC studl'nt may be,Xot for Burning." produced durdeferred from selective sen•ic In- ing summC'r .school. with such suc-

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U~~ie A'ibi_.::hat~~~;,P~~:~~~~ i~~c~~ro:1~1~el~~1,~te~•~~'.;~ew~!o::~.m;~; Lambda Delt11 Sigma ~u~io~? c:1~11:!n~!~ec:~~ !;11;1i:. ~~~\('.t~O:t~~O~'~(~;.~ in a special L~h1; .Gary Cooper, Well~~ whethC!r she is married or single ''New improvements should allow deferment .~gr~emcnt. This agJ"ee-, t.:nder the _d1recuon of Pr~r.

10 1 1 01 Br en\ ~~~ga;:, a6~:i~sr~~\: ~~:." ~ ~ ; ~~ the lns~itute to make more er;~~~:e a~~o\;~\ c:~ ?i.:~~li~;:i;.~~)(~e!i. ?\i:_ig~~• a~~e 2~ 11 ;1~~ 1 1 1 1 1 eil Jensen, LoAnn: Fl'eCI R. J~n- tend t~ marry, she ls paitlculnrly r_ec_tl~·e ils f~ui·-fold _P:og_ram ~f that he accept a commission if of-1mnin auditorium.

Featured in the 11 01s111 1 •e~, Monroe: Blll Keetch, Pleasant emphntic: rellg, ~~s lnSU uclion, • P: ,~oci,: ferecl, and sen·e 011 active duty leading l"Ole will be Hollywood Giove; Arcll C. LarsC'n, Glenwood; !\lltrring e? al .ut~\.lty,_ tUJcl couns~hng sen ice, as an of(icct· for a period of two actress, Consuelo Young, "ho \\U 1 i:'c:~'el Mnge.lby. Gre<'nwich; Dix "Many girls don't realize that ~ ~r:~~~~~~;~~~e:~n\~\ ~;~e~ctt~,~! years. at Utah State. this summer. roe, Sc11>io; Drexel Pate, when they get married they tire. , . . .

"A student must remain In good HowC'\er, Miss Young w!II b• ?.lap!e1on; Kent R. Petersen, Fer- going into a life \'ocaUon and il. ;" Lambda .~eln Slgmad tra 1eimty standing by the maintenance of al ).h,;, Thomas l\IcCroden when i;h• th st ~n: Dale Peterson, Kamas; Roberti demands !ome pl'eparalidn.'' she!-:~t te~r a;O :t ents from level of scholarship, attendance returns to Utsh State. · 8,ackett, Salt Lake CJty; Roben stated firmly. "l think absoluteJY :,, . 0 ~ ie.\ Sla e,s O th ~ Chu~chland depo1·tment. which lf t'0ntinuThe ca,st .will be the same u It ~renson, Centerfield; StanlC'Y that no girl has any right lo ge-t, ei e I eJ)i e et.~tcd. fhe gi adu~l ion ed. would insm·e the g1·aduat1on. \\8.S 1hls summer, with the e-.:t:eptai k,_ Tremonton; Ray. Stc\·ens. mai-ried and expect her husbandlcla~s laS t sprmg l\8.S th e laigeS t o! the student. at the. normal time.111011 o! Oral Ballam, who y;·il! b.• (andmg; Earl Max SudwC!eks, 10 be trained in'11. 1·ocation unl~ss1· In hlS t ory. .

In the east on a Ford Foundslion lngston: Vard G. Swam, Ameli-1 she Is as well prepared to handle A new feature of the tall proAUowanee Pa id fdlow~hip. Taking Oral's rolo \nil an _Fo1·k: Robert K. Wag:.tnff, her part o! the relation~hlp," . gra~, will be_ a Sunday eve~ing "CadC!ls emolling m the ad\'anc-,be Don Rein.on, who played th• :A.rnencan Fork; Earl Tingey, ____ service, Dr. R1chanls slated. Since ed course are 1>ald a monthly al-.Fria1· 111Romeo and Juliet.

Crntervi\le; L&rrle D. White, • more than eight housing units arel lowance o[ 90 cents per dny, 1 The set used this summer ha , ~1l'l"ican Fork; and Gl11.deD. WilJocnl_cd OI~ the campus d.ue to re- which indudes Sund~ys, holidays'be<-n stored, and the ligtitlns ln1 1 0 1 1 8 lnson, Provo.

A high school journalll;m con- 1~!~~cdh~~~: ~l~~~~:~~!~\~;o ~h:: ~~~ma~~;l;~et\'ee~ac:i:: ~unfo~'.·J~~1~f~r~i1;:.,~ ~~~~illfoh/n~;e yea1's 1 1 1 1 1 8 j f U ~~ldT~ 1~ 1~!a ~:~~1/~\~~:-:1~~!1 ~Y ~:~11!d;nns~:~~t~ ~!~~::1 y;a ~t~~:i~~s tl:~1:1~(~ :~'.0~'.r<'r.r~'t;:; : 11;;~~e!~e~\~~ad:t An $800,000 fund hns been nl- 111 ,-.et w!ll be "High School Pi1b!1- en1c_r Into weC'kly progrnms of,summer camps nnd arc pnid the outi;landing plays will be 0l<.'d to Utah Stote for building est.tons - Opporlunities for Ser- music and wor~hlp.

J)cr month, and are turnl~hNI .. Room Service," and ·•Darkne!'s Uruposcs, Pres. Louis L. ]lfodsen ,·ice:• Dean C1u-lton Culmsec ls The facul1y of the Institute 1n- subsistence, housing, uniform~. at N<ion." enorted. The fund will be' us<'d general dlrettor.

All high school e!udei<, besld<'~ Dr. Richai-ds, D!'. and medical scnice at gonin1mC'1llj Complete details about "Th e tJ1:-the fh!>l unit or 11. hl,:: labora:i,1urle-nt$ and jou1·nltll~m entl1111-Eugene F:. Camphrll.

And Prof. expense. .Lod/s ;,.:vt for Burning" \\ill b• 1 o:e:c:nir :1; ;~ift:ra~l~it'.:~:::e. for ~~n~:~s are !nvl\C!d to altend mel't- :i~:dcU 0. Rlch, assoclata profcs- to ..~r·~:~:i:e l~/:lrt;~~:a1~e!l~:~~: ~~~~~a:~e S~~ull~~1~~;~:~stratlon-d11y 1

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Housing Situation Will Be 'Better Than Ever Before ' Recent expansion of housing facilities both within the college and In Logan has made the housing situation at Utah State better than ever before, college officials announced.

Even though an "only !air season" ls being predicted Coaches J ohn Roning and Cecil Baker, the !ans around Cache Valley, looking at the Aggie football and basketball schedules !or the coming year are thinking quite a bit differently .

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:~~~~nga/~ =r~~u:;~rell Hansen, who i11 In charge or l'adio J;peec~ 1~~s~x! ~~~e e~:l~n~!~~. a~~~:l~~·sl~l/1~ 11 l 1m Jose State .... •·. Loganlperlments are l'Un on poultry and U1a11 State Agdcullural college for_ Probable starting date of the new station Is about January 1, Jan. 24 Jh·estock, and range from chin• 1952•53. .!953. Its power will be JO watt$.

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SIi.it Lake City chilla .and quail to cattle and The tour winner1, 'announced by ln the college's application for an FM station, filed se\'e 1·al Jan. 30 turkeys.

Dr. Ethelyn O. Gl'ea,·es, dl'an of months ago with the FCC, Prof. Larry Cole, head of the electrlc:frtont1ma .....••• LoJ]:an While at the fa.rm we wenl. home economics, are: Carol Robin• al englneei-ing dcpat·tmenl. stated that constnielion on the sta tion Feb. 2 swimming In the Merrimac ri\'er, son, 2639 Tyle1· Ave., Ogden; Mary would begin within 10 days after approval was granted and the la n Jose Sta~:~.·

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