Rocky Mountain Collegian College Given Thirty-five Additional Housing Units
The veterans housing program is advancing rapidly since con- of the new units from Fort firmation thirty-five Worth has been and the contracts have been received signed. These new units be with the present ones Z 72 Published The Associated w ill placed completing one hundred and By Students Of The Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College in all. Each unit will house ninety units two families, each family furnished with bath and kitchen. The houses being are converted VOLUME LV FORT COLLINS. COLORADO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1946 huts and each apartment NUMBER If) quonset _— hundred feet will have five square space. The partition be- of floor Assembly Speaker is to be sound proof and tween to have a separate Is each unit en- Henry Clepper, Amendment Be there has been Will Although Discussed trance. Proposed Friday definite date set for the ship- Forestry Executive no of the units, they will be sent ping soon as they can be dismantled Principle speaker at as student as- The contracts for the sembly Friday, and loaded. February 22, was In All School signed Mr. Student units have been by the Henry Forum Clepper, new Executive Assembly By conslruction will school and begin Secretary of Ihe Society of Ameri- receiving the can in immediately upon Foresters, Washington, D. C. Mr. houses. Clepper stressed the gen- eral qualifications who are needed by The veterans eligible young men to one hundred expecting go into Pres. Green To and And for the present the field of Speak forestry, and he also fifty-five units have received explained the different fields of | r a optance and contracts by t V work open to these men Mr. Clep- mail A number of the present per was here to Lancers Present erected and should participate In the uniis are now Pledges annual Forester's Day. held Satur- be ready for occupancy soon un- day, ai which he was ulio main less unforeseen difficulties arise. speaker. The main feature of this week’s regular will be All men who are planning to oc- assembly an Following Mr. Clapper's units asked speech, discussion of the amendment to cupy these are to no- organized proposed create political cheerleaders Dorothy Ammons school housing bureau and student tify the so parties to during elections. Mr, Pit:! I). Collins Boh operate is Krumm led the student suitable body that all vacated apart- to be in of this with members of In several charge program, the Colorado cheers, and closed the be given to other ments may vet- A&M public discussion class the discussion assembly with the singing of the presenting before the in need of erans living quarters. Alma Mater. student body audience. The con- troversy is to be argued both pro John Cain Speaker and ccn. President A&M Accredited By Several Agencies; Roy M. Green is to At Livestock scheduled make a short speech Club at the on Will Soon Be Presented assembly student gov- Recognition By ernment in accordance with the foregoing discussion. Last Minday night John T. Amer. Asso. of A Colleges & Universities third feature of tomorrow's Cain, 111, manager of the National of meeting the student body will Western Stock be the Show in Denver, introduction of several Every college and in the United States university is accredited elected pledges gave an interesting talk on the newly of Lancers, of the by one or more agencies for the sojdiomore mens’ accrediting organized honorary pop pur- show business to members of the of institutions organization. pose standardizing of higher A VILLAGE learning. Colorado IN THE .MAKING is pictured above, showing the quonset huts which will provide hous- Livestock Club. He stressed the The assembly will at 9:30 A&M is recognized several such for the student veterans on the A& M The units under of begin College by agencies. ing campus. arc construction now on a plot Among educational value of shows and and will be held in the these the North ground just of ttie Women’s Student are Central Association of and Universi- west dormitory. Colleges out Union brought some important ballroom. All students are ties, the Association of Land Grant and the Board of Colleges Re- urged to attend this points to be considered for success program of the of the State of New York. gents University which promises to be both inter- at a show. Membership in these associa- Library Features Denver Stock Show University Aggie esting and informative as well hold as te means that Colorado A& M departments an eminent r.s to Wednesday evening a demon- being important the govern- plare in educational Institutions. I and its graduates are recognized Exhibit Conference mental future of Aggies. Japanese Speech To Be Held Apr. 13 stration of how to fit and show an [ as ; ing capable of upholding the animal was given at the livestock I standards these associations re- I Students pavilion for the benefit of the quire for membership. Propose The collector’s spirit which Draws Ag Squad "Argo” a palomino trick horse Dr. Newsom Speaks Fort Col- who will show All colleges in the North Cen- helped David Morrison, freshman owned by Linton Real of boys stock at the not to tral Association are required lins will be a feature be Little International At to Different Revision forester, the time while sta- Livestock Pre-Vet pass The Rocky Mountain Speech Meeting missed at the Little International Hi' ft certain conditions, it Show making tioned Japan on April 13. in has resulted in an Conference held the spotlight for Livestock Show this 13 in possible for students to transfer April Dean I. E. Newsom, Of Constitution exhibit in the reading of the Vet- large room the the week-end the fieldhouse. This horse Every Animal I and take graduate courses without debating squad Aggie Husbandry major erinary Department talked to the of the school library. has a good repertoire of stunts and danger of finding themselves un- of February 14. This first post- freshman must show some 165 students last In addition to the pre-veterinary proposed and tricks for the amusement of aid to meet the requirements of animal. | war meeting of the annual con- This is a requirement for week, explaining the amendments The exhibit is composed of pot- reasons for to the Associated the audience. There will also be the other colleges and universi- ference included Univer- the fitting and class to limitations of enrollment in the Student Constitution in tery from Okinawa, a Japanese Chicago showing ■ ties. relation a large number of other horses of four year veterinary medicine to the nomination and map, and items from the Japanese sity and the University of South- be given next quarter. Therefore election of many breeds exhibited at this The Association of Land Grant course. student mainland. A kimona, loaned by 1 body officers, another ern California and was the cen- show. all Animal Husbandry boys who Colleges is a voluntary organiza- Preference. Dr. Newsom said, amendment has been Miss Mary Sutherland. Parent ed- proposed haven’t ter of both Prep-school and Col- All organized groups on the yet drawn for an animal tion. which guarantees uniformity would be given to Colorado which will ucation specialist for the exten- men change the system of must legiate competition. campus are urged to join in the do so as soon as in study programs and teaching possible. and no student living east of the jj choosing members to serve the sion service, and several school on horse show by entering It takes time to get the animals facilities in all colleges organized represen- river or one whose books Mrs. Elizabeth li- most Mississippi own Student Council. A com- Ravner, Probably imposing of the group tatives in the western and Eng- in proper shape. Students con- under the Morrill Act. state has a school brary assistant, received from veterinary will posed of Hugh G. Soest. Burton her many personalities there were lish riding classes. Several cerned are urged to start to work prom- he Aggies. The Board of Regents of the who is still in accepted at The class W. Rounds, and Byron C. son, Japan, supple- Dr. W. Norwood Brigance. Presi- Grebe, inent livestock men will he here on them at once. of fall University of the State of New the exhibit. next is limited to 45 stu- has contacted representatives of ment dent of the National Association to serve as judges for the show. York dents. The Colorado A & M Col- governs all secondary and of Teachers of and Chan- This is Feeder's student organizations on Speech, coming Monday campus There will he a large number of Miss Clara Hatton, associate lege course is of 10 j normal schools in New York. As cellor Ben Cherrington Denver and prominent veterinary one and as a result the committee has of Day many speakers FFA boys here for the state FFA home in the United States that New York state has of the economics professor who is representing feeders is ac- one drawn the amendments printed University. The conference was and packers up judging meet to be held in con- credited by highest ratings for education in in charge of the display has also will be the American Veter- below. Copies of the amendments held on the D. U. campus, with present. Any questions re- junction with the Little Interna- the United contributed some stencils and inary Medicine society. States, recognition by a! garding feeding are being circulated to obtain the headquarters Mary Reed Libra- will be answered tional, and plans are being formu- this add the display j agency signifies that Colorado prints to to of art. by authorities the necessary signatures and will be ry. on subject. lated to accommodate than She more A A- M College graduates are states that the exhibit will be Members of the Livestock Club qua- submitted to the Student Execu- AGGIES TO BE HOSTS three thousand to One of the < liief benefits of this people expected lified for and graduate up a month, as will the nineteenth will assist in positions tive Council, which will set l a date serving a barbecue attend. conference from the viewpoint of vork in that state and consequent- century prints to be found in the lunch TO PLAY FESTIVAL for student body consideration of at noon. the Aggie squad was the experi- Leo Schmidt will furnish any- ly n most of the states in the Un- small reading room. the amendment in an all school one E. J. Maynard, I ion. ence gained there, since most of with further information re- former Dean of There are to be thirty-nine en- election. at All parts of the exhibit are the members are new this quarter. garding the horse show and entry Agriculture Utah Agricultural tries from thirieen • ;;nt > -? tak-, At th* present time application The amendment is follows: as marked, and have the affirmative the regulations for student College, and graduate of clearly many Debating for participa- a Colo- ing part in the play festival to be to the American Association of IV Article of the present con- of with them. D. U. Leo and his Erd- rado A&M will notes explanation Aggie squad at were the tion. assistant, speak next Mon- held on the campus March 2nd. Colleges and Universities is being stitution shall be amended to read Miss Hatton is interested in all teams of Dunham-Grimm and ley Matteson, have an excellent day night on the feeding of beet, According to Mrs. Margaret Fillas, made and acceptance is expected as follows: types of art gathered by other vet- Horstmann - Edwards. Negative show lined up which all persons tops in relation to farming. He extension rural recreation special- within the next year. No surveys Section 1. There shall be an erans, and plans future exhibits teams are Shunter-Butler and interested in horses will want to is now with the Great Western ist. this is considerably above the were made by this association dur- executive board composed of the featuring other foreign countries. Doyle-HedgepeTh. see. Sugar Co., of Denver. expected number of entries. ing the war and it has been im- officers of the Strudent Council possible to make an application and the head of each standing until this time. committee of the Student Council. Colorado A& M is accredited Section 2. There shall be a b> divisions as well as by the col- two Utah Student Connell of Rams consisting 4946 lege as the whole. Certain divi- Aggie Nip University Saturday members from each class and one sions are recognized by the out- member each from each division standing national society for their TWO POINTS FOR AGGIES of the college, Colorado Associat- Particular BASKET department, showing AND FREE THROW BY ALLEN ed Veterans, Athletic Council, that these divisions are on a par I’anhellenic Council, Interfraber- CINCHES GAME IN FINAL MINUTES *’lth the divisions of other col- nity Independent Men, i* Council, gee accredited by these societies. Independent Women, and Associ- The divisions att Aggies having In the last minutes of a filled with ated Women Students. These ap- game suspense, surprises, such recognition the four di- are and M pointments shall be for one year rapid lead changes, Colorado A& Rams to final visions pushed a of engineering, home eco- each and may be filled whenever score of 49-46 over the of Utah in the local nomics, University gymnasium forestry, and the veter- vacant. night. inary division. Graduates of these Saturday divisions BY-LAWS With minutes are eligible for member- two remaining to play, the score was tied at 46. Ki,| Article IV P in these soci- Ben Allen ball professional dropped a through the hoop to up the Aggie score Section 2. The Student Coun- to uiiuand iuivilater a freei throw to 48,, completedivu a i wv finish* the game at 49-46.' cil sholl meet every week unless b ' Bcforc being accredited in most Rams won the game on free points. Andy Kne, Aggie substi- it is voted to skip one week. Three "f these associations a college throws by completing 13 out of tute guard, retaliated unexcused absences shall result in by dropping must meet Utah standards for the de- 16 attempts. connected on two balls through the hoop and forefeitture of the member’s seat grees held by the faculty, tiie 10 of their 14 trials. Both teams Allen collected on a free throw. on the Student Couincl. The Stu- teaching hour load, salary sched- scored 18 field goals. A free throw and a basket all by dent Council shall pass on ex- entrance In the of the -1 . ■ requirements, con- beginning portion Gardner of Utah again upset the ditions cused absences. for the lead changed hands attaining a degree, game, rap- score 4 6-4 4. Watts fouled Sho- All Council meetings grading regular idly. Mid-way In system, and equipment, the first half line to give the Rams two good member of Ml h as shall be open to any < library and laboratory fa- Aggies gained a lead which they free throws and tic* the score with cilities. the associated students without held until the final bell to end two minutes remaining to play. to vote but with the Also the power the half 25-20. considered are the provi- Allen was responsible for the and dis- of s‘ ms made privilege presentation Eight minutes into the second which for graduate work and additional three points put cussion of issue. ■'*' r,,< any half the score again tied with ords of the graduates in was the Rams in a winning position reserves th# ir The Student Council a score of 3 2-3 2. Baskets Sam- professional fields. by 49-46. closed 1 ‘dorado the right, to hold special sa and Sholine put the Rams out The A & M is noted for its box score: three- ib'ine meetings of the Council by front 36-32. A short time later \ & M (lit) Economics, Forestry, Engi- Colorado Council. n‘ fourths vote of the the Utes bad taken the reins FG FT i’F ‘ ring. Agriculture, and the Vet- over i Players— Board to lead 39-37. 0 0 2 erinary College. The service de- Section 3. The Executive Aggies Michaellfl, f p.n Ben Allen tied the o i ments, English, mathematics shall meet whenever necessary to score 39-39 i Korak, I 9 9 of —its I xm Hcimsa drives in for a set-up. Blocking for Loti Is Ed Sholine, in front No. SI. Shown aud of the when a shot by Ute guard, , Allen, f - 5 3 2 physics are rated highly and carry on the business asso- Watts, Garfield left; M the ready to receive a rebound an* at the icluteli*, No. 85; ami Hopper, No. 2U. put the university ahead > (Continued 4) botany and plant pathology ciated students. two on page THTTRSPAY, FERRE \r>T ~ rOT/REGIAX THE ROCKY MOrXTATN ZZIZIZZZZZZI gj TWO AWS Assembly Held WE HEAR.... All Colleges Faced At Ammons V e t e r a n.... o c- i oCoHesiian Monday , ■ Prob. O A showing Construction on Mourvtoi ; film By Housing For Women Rocky _ Chicago will be shown Aggie the subway
at meeting of Am. Soc. C. E. at Students a As skyrocketing enrollments ....Returns Thurs«la> *»> the Associated of instrument Published I \CT\ Selections by a toy ~ February 28. The meet- •*•—— •* Thursday, schools continue mounting toward o m AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL the Associated COLORADO orchestra, opened JUIIN r. HOLLOWAY ing w ill be held in the auditorium and more lly an all time peak as more COLLEGE assembly held In Women Students of the Military building. seek educa- discharged veterans Notion Hi IN-inml I>> (hi- RoMiwod I’rinting t’onijuinj Ammons Hall. Monday, February vni.RANS Important housing tion under the G. I. Bill, In who have not received subsistence PHONE 637 25. Those pills participating All veterans allowance S' OFFICES: Oliver was careless about his reasing. The s ,tre Alice Hill. month previous to Hall orchestra were hruarv, 1916, or for any February, please Room 11 Johnson and the F conCM! personal effects. When his moth- problem is acute everywhere Collins. Colorado Douk, La A erne Offi mil file a statement to that effect. 142 W* st Oak Street Fort Jean Walters, Ella ,1 v. rans The are . ' - VenT'Bp er clothing scattered about on what steps taken saw no matter Fran- with the Veterans Margaret Hettinger, O: to rI■S- nt you inquired: loom Wiley, : i Administrate,Hl the office, Fort. Collins, Colo. the chair and floor, she to solve it, it promises to Entered a> s--.-,.nd-closr- mutter at post Lawson, Beth id subsistence allowances. A Holden. Gloria on!,! to leal- up uni clothes ces representative 'H) “Who didn’t hang up his bigger by fall. will be at this office Editor Waldo, and Margaret Kulp. Veterans Administration March BILL went tx> the 6 an- . SUDDUTH when he bed?” An survey of BBj Associated Press you fill out a pi- handle claims, provided a Phone 174 5-NAV Mary Jane Edwards gave 1916 to your statement ( H A muffled voice from under the Colorado, 0 colleges in Wyoming, Office. Editor Hopkins at the Veterans MADELE.N WORLEY Associate anologue, “The Bell of Which is available covers mu mured: “Adam.” crow-ded liv- *■] and Montana shows gentlemen who Reid recited information of you are Phone 253 t-W Corner,” and Betty For the planning tom and a ing conditions everywhere training in the Business Manager Sam McGee." flight and ground near future, IMOGENS CHANDLER “The Cremation of this beginning ail Dorothy PEGGY DUNNE person \'.t,.' its Wennervtt-oiii. Alive sang two solos. Knt I it at ELINOR LINGER Education Editor was. what time it was lost and even the occupation of build- happen to he ' ..till lilliss Stinson. All the above wives of vetsrssTbH Copy Editor and in what form. constructed for other HELEN MUTZ ■ ings pur- ■-n will he selected from the. above to .Ittendanv. The |tf contestants Iho freshman represent?#lives „ !fc M MiY L< .!• KOEHLER '' 1 •’ ,ia„,by live guests in attendance, and bestowed with AWS Council, Wilma Mason being tradltto^H Junior and Senior Veterinary combating the housing problem. n that the ,1 um ~ i f H Mistreat* of CVt i-monios and intro- n oraa iii i the winner . f Both Colorado and Wyoming held this Friday March 1 1946 in the :,od will be' Student t.',;,. !"•' Editor: President Green . Dear ? • (i •?■}(> It was bred winner Universities have established G i your membership cards now, and avoid all Ilallrooui confusion si During the assembly hour, by 5 lengths. small trailer villages for married iilty members are invited 11,,. dance Veteran r.o cordially To Follow oat net t 0 stmjH much the ef- Through women vt udnnts mind toils 1 appreciate very students Western State College friends. H and bring their wives or blanks, and it is urged that forts of in striving my professors Plans NOTH II All hVeshauun ami at Gunnison will remodel forty- Dr. the materia! but 1 Lory's girls who were not present at | to a<‘r«p the summer put. '-ophomoro Students See your eight' cabins on campus 1 ia'i liao it call.-,! ~. .. ■ s ttntw the of whether . raise question into The ta< olt> counselor and arrange an year-round quarters. times in the past few days, and think it humorous -' Sl .vcral Have v
-'""."lie p.-rinh s contributed by Together.” SERVICE 140 South the campus, further arrattgew • rjis Tuesday night in Student) Union. College 184 So. College* Rhone 4tM ! KSU lIIEtIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEdIEIIiEIIfEIIIEiIIEIIIEIIIE will bo made with the campus ;"Tit The Penny Drive
will continue as long as uni- veteran's bureau. any IT'S COMING ? ? ? ? EIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIHEtIIEIIIEIII lll=lH=lll=lll=lll=lH=lll=lll=lll=lH=lll=lll= PRESSURE PACKET) versity men or remain in The quota for registrations lias women AS TIME DRAWS NEAR ... SAVE, WITH Ileuses Buplicated Tested service.—ACP Service. E>*ch been reached and veterans YOU SOON WILL HEAR ... TENNIS BALLS nearly SPRING IS COMING 55c EACH Union National Life Ins. are urged to apply now in order Too many people marry before ROY L. GOODWIN IT S IN THE AIR for the college to.make the neces- The Debate Club will be fea- PHONE 0012-R2 they have sense enough to stay RUNGE'S HO So. Help sary arrangements for their tured at Java Time this Friday. College Phone 1154 A New Picture will single. \\ . C. BEHRENS, Agent Ck^OC<‘OOOOOOO»OOXO83C0SC8»»X rooms. On discussing "Free Trade" Bill EIIIEIIIEIIiEIiIEiIIEIIiSIIIEIIIEIIIEiIIEIIiEitI Make it a Wonderful Spring lIIEIIIEIUEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIE Shunter and Jim Butler will take of the Hons* "You the negative lady un- I»iwt iii< riv<* Quality views with Vic Gra- SAVE YOUR .. SHOES . derstand, v- 11 have breakfast Prompt SiTvit*P ham and Pat Dunham taking the 1 NELSON Have Them Repaired at the promptly at eight," affirmative. All are invited to BALLROOM and TAP DANCING RHODES DeLUXE I STUDIO New Maid; "All right, ma’am, hear our Aggie Debate Team Fri- Electric Shoe ill \M HS and TAIIjORB Shop but if I ain't down Uou’t wait day at 4:00 in the west lounge of l!l<» so. ( Phone JOOO Are. BALLET 1 IflHi South College ACROBATIC I'-SH Sonll, CoiloK<- for tie the Union. TZm : TZm m l Class or Private 8 x Fellows! I = Make This Your HI Poudre Valley Co. Miller School of Dancing SEE OUR NEW f«»r tob**e Creamery 1 I SELECTION OF rou.h.i iiVM'is * Photographic s m 202 Elizabeth Complete Line of Phone 578 m PIONEER FLOWERS Headquarters „ \ J3S.TM&.-UJU WH J m from PASTEURIZED m BELTS $ Fishback Studio ERICKSON'S | DAIRY PRODUCTS 5.00 and 1.00 to m Do you like devil’s food cake that’s light Flower ’ \ Shop Camera iTi 2 Block West of Post Office Phone 333 SUSPENDERS Shop and uniform in texture ... the kind of cake that overcomes = HI "won’t and E=III=IIISIII=III=III=III=HI=III=IIISIII=IIISIU your power causes you to have "just one 1.50 OO&OOQOQO OOOfjOOOOOOOOOOO NOOOOOOOO'CfOOOOOOOOO vOO oo • piece more?" Then bake your cakes in the big "S-in-l** p of a new ROPER Gas WALLETS i n si \hhivi:i> 8 oven delightful Range. Eyes Examined •:> RII>E \ BIKE for HEALTH ; OIRLS WHITE Gifts B There 1.50 to 7.50 % a,,<^ o I are many smart new Roper models from which to B and PLEASURE Du Flex Oxfords choose. in and them Select Broken r<»K Tl.l,
ScholarshipDinner Queen of Foresters Ball Wennerstrom, Keck, Stinson, Run Socially Speaking Held At Dormitory For Veterans Queen Friday Right
h Tuesday Evening As one of the highlights of the mid-winter social season, the Colorado A& M Associated Veterans are sponsoring a dance for
all This informal dance will start • TbcUe Q'lee+i Wiley And Gray Receive veterans now attending Aggies. at 9:00 o’clock in the Student Union ballroom with Snuffy Ros- Scholarship Cup Awards soll’s Student Union orchestra furnishing the music.
Those attending the affair will At t iuimw tULouiiuij: iuc iinaii win the annual Rockwell Hall
vote for one of three candidates was Scholarship DR. GASSNER SPEAKS ‘ I PLEDOtNG fur the Delta Zela sorority held Wednesday eve- dinner held Tuesday nominated by the association to of Mrs. Harold Busch. The new night, dormitory residents at- TO CHEMISTRY CLUB . at .home pledges are Dorothy who run for Queen of the Veterans. Joan MoMlllan and Eleanor tained a 2.0 or better Jean Ballard, Patrick. Following average for Tlise to compete for this honor actives and alumnae last quarter honored. A meeting of the Chemistry ■> the pledges, had dinner at the North- were Re- f,o V ; Club was held Tuesday, are Alice Keck. Dorothy Wenner- H Ahtonding the dinner, besides the pledges were Mrs. Har- ceiving the scholarship February k , iioti l. cups n Dr. strom. and Lillian Stinson all of Mis. Busch. Mrs, Joan Buoy, Mrs. Wallace awarded to freshman residents 23 in the Chemistry Building. *BV, ]t.nrington. Donsinger, Gassner the Veterinary Depart- whom are wives of Associated Mrs. Walter Smart, and Mrs. Patterson. having the highest of *• Jack Moran. Roy Arlene average were Veterans. Voting will be done LaVerne ment talked on his experimenta- up- yp.rraret Beede, Jean Walters, and laris Harbison. Wiley. West Rockwell, on entrance of the door and the with an tion concerning endocrine func- BOX average of 2.7 6, and f HEAKT-SHAPEI) tied in pink and blue ribbon and \ queen elect and her two attend- Meredith fray, Kast tion and the relation to carcino- with flowers of the same color when opened revealed a dia- Rockwell, tHinmnic.l will he presented with tic growth. His talk ants at intermis- an average of 2.49. Ha Verne gen was ac- ■ a recent phrateres meeting. In this Velva Wj- ,, at manner, sion. ■' companied with very interesting home ■ ■ ’ U \ -1: , sinier vocational oeonomjc* major, told of her engagement color slides. Admission for veterans who are the highest average of the entire ot Eastland. Texas. Mr. Bains is employed with ; .. Rains now a freshman class. Plans are being made for t«he members of the association will survey In ie i-svjHc Louisiana. There has been no date ■BMOlibyi, annual Chemistry Club banquet be granted of Also honored at the dinner upon presentation wedding was '■sci for lhe Ruth Elaine which Is to be held In May. membership cards alone, while Johnson, daughter of INITIATION 1 kACI'A DELTA ceremonies were held early Sunday Dr. The next meeting will he hold non-assoclated veterans ob- Harry Johnson, who made the may following the close of Friendship Week.” New initiates now ‘ Tuesday. March 5. Dr. Patton tain tickets for one dollar per cou- highest average among ireshman sorority diamond are: Mary Aanes, Nancy j the Gueno, will be the speaker. ple girls living outside the dormitory. R V.iliH-r, Flo SaiKM'. I’.it in Mo-. ~, \ •'! i'll • I >:; 11 M • ;* Ruth Elaine’s B average was 2.72, j and she ranked second high in ■ r the initiation the entire chapter attended the Presbyterian J J|lW jnl the freshman class. GEORGIA EVANS CROWNED OUEEN id I church services. Maxine Benjamin, sophomore GAMMA PHI SISTERS were a ' surprised by vet student who lives on West ten pound box of candy last Wednesday night on AT 17th ANNUAL FORESTERS Rockwell, who made a 3. average, BALL; invitation which was an to the whole chapter to was given special honors. attend the wedding of Joen Weihing and Roscoe Freshman who girls made a 2. PRESTON PULLS BONER Call. Jr., of Rocky Ford. The OF YEAR ceremony will take average or better are Betty Car- place at the First Presbyterian church in Rocky ver, Mary Don Hutchinson, Wilma Ford on March 2 after which a reception will be Foresters Lou Evans of the For- Mason, Bettiy Reed, Edythe proclaimed Georgia ‘‘Queen held at the home of the bride. Joan will wear the Thompson, and Velaine esters Ball” last Determined secret Vanier, —was
Pansy Dinner house. Those presiding were 1 Burton. was held at the chapter iminvc. OR RETT'ER SERVILE Nesbit, First - HAPPY BIRTHDAY was to Mrs. C. E. Reagin. former house standard Sally Hartman Zimdahl. Queen of the Pansies; Marjorie sung In liquid measure, two 127 \\ IST M(UM %i\ V IL lIRI SH WILDER the door Attendant. The dinner table was mother of the Kappa Reagin house, as she was met at byr pints make cavort. Lady-in-Waiting; and Lee Jones. one S- 4 pp^- luck dinner was held in honor of the occasion and with pink snapdragons and tall white tapers. the girls. A pot
BALL" The din- Mrs. Reagin was presented with a chromium tray as a token of ap- "BEHIND THE EIGHT ....
last nlcht ner table at. the Theta Houac Wednesday » predation. with rib- GUESTS at Rockwell Hall over the weekend were Bonnie Harper aaa decorated with a huge "eight-hail and Agnes when the ribbon was i of Denver, Mary Elizabeth Brown of Denver University, bons leading to each plare, balls with the of l Gill crest of Greeley. / pulled, out rolled smaller names Sigma Nu The tradition- PINNED! ... Ralph do Olivera has hung Lie pin on Refreshment "Beg" and "Bill" printed on them. freshman in Rockwell Hall. was wrapped in black ; Alberta Clark who is a l<4 \ al five pound box of randy Al Alpha Epsilon. Bill Kenney, " Jailer in the evening CHAPTER SUPERVISOR for Sigma and tied with gx-Id ribbon, * week. Bill is former Aggie and )> Wilk- was the house last a Kc serenaded. Peggy visiting chapter J the Sigma Nu fraternity coming up l --Vr * 1941. date for the wedding graduated in ins and Bill Six have set no officers. Those traditional 1 GAMMA PHI BETA announces the election of new v.; t> 4 HOLLOW LOG filled with the A ... rx rj A ....jfl 1.1 E> 4c » to tnke office ut the next meeting are: president. Jane Floyd; vice- five pounds of candy was paßsdd at libe fireside Ammons; corresponding Delta house, an- Iris Parker; secretary. Dorothy eec- - sing Saturday night at the Kappa president, Schneider; treasurer, Elaine Zipprodt; rush chairman. nouncing the Sweeney to“Bud“ Hoekstra of ’ retary. Nancy ( engagement of alum Iris Mary Maxine Mickey; and pledge trainer, Illinois. log w'hioh signified Iris as» Rita Green; house manager, Si » % ) Chicago, Covering the top of the a past, white roses * Dorris Seamans. president of the Timberline Club of Denver, were UL* i ON THE HILL entertained the Delta Delta Delta ai d B the center betow a THE HOUSE ->fr *-c £ V ! ‘ "eetpeas with tflie diamond gleaming from <3 at informal bedtime snack last Wednesday night. ar®- e and Iris in- house alliance an * white satin ribbon bow with the names of “Bud former Frances Allmon who 4 \ a was Tri Delt, graduated Arribed A& M graduate of ’4 Also guest ™ on it. The future bride, a Colorado 4 'i 18 Dow Public Welfare in l in ’45. RV working as a visitor with the Bureau of DINNER the Kappa Delta house honored new ini- A V-i .• Denver. Air Corps ? SUNDAY at 1 Sr* ,u "Bud” was recently discharged from the Army Iris Iris Sweeney, and Aileen Aaron af,er four No defl- tiates of the sorority. wamsley, years service in the China-Burma-India theater.
now attending C. U.. were also guests. Dinner guest last Wed- •- lllte plans who is V have been made for tihe wedding. alum, Roberta Lascelles. * Reagin House were i nesday was THURSDAY NIGHT guests at the Kappa PRACTICE HOUSE guests during the last, w* < k included Mrs Madelen of Rita Martin. Worley, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin, parents sorority7 Lucille Fee, of Denver, Bob Ray former Sigma Alpha Epsilon of Lamar DELTA DELTA DELTA elects Patty Wyss as the new . Jack Preston of Estes Park. pre*y. Dunn as treasurer. and 6st Betty Jane Allyn as vice-president, Peggy THE WHITE CROSS of Sigma Chi is now being worn by pledge* Betty Ann social chairman, and 1 Lindsay as secretary, Jackie Jones as and Bud Colvin, Katherine Ronald Cosperson, Chuck Miller, Cutler as rush chairman. the Rig the e FORMER AGGIE, Jim McCague, was a guest at housr evening at FORMAL PLEDGING was held last Wednesday weekend. '■Knia Austina over the Alpha Epsilon house. Those who were pledged were: week k GUEST at the Sigma Nu house over the end was formei Weeks. Bob Oil Culters, Doyle Pilkington, Cecil Knox, Don Ist Lt. Angelo Blase. hudoiph. Bill Behrens. Aggie, Duane Anderson, Paul Willard Perkins. Hippy, AirrHourry the coca-coia comeant , was all in a dither last Friday when Elsie bottled under of i ", ( Hor- WEST ROCKWELL i ’hnrboneau, Dick Nesbit, Stanley Bromau, Jim Dailey, Jerry announced her to Dwaine Fisher of Timnath u, Rill Solomon engagement this <.ki;i;i.i:v <
Sawbone’s Smoker Provides Thrills BYU HOLDS SECOND PLACE IN CONFERpJ Aggie Mat Squad WHILE EASIER GAME IS EXPECTED WITH Spart Lights D M Defeats DU 25-15 plus is promised this weekend Excitement by the Colo, if* when with the A& M Rams they tangle Denver nfl BY SOLES University Denver Sat. at Denver on Friday night and Brigham At neers Young U njye Jjj| home court The Cougars on the Saturday night. home *■ scheduled to begin at S o’clock. the Bin Seven Conference that ot t-oio- ■Vgßio Rams pt-nvid to others in Grunters and groaners with the Pioneers score of The game he onsliler*.! lambs when they tallied a rado A& M defeated the Denver they are nvt to - ' to be relatively easy, but of CUth Saturday night. The game was wrestling squad Satur- promises 111-10 against the fnivcrslty University D. U. now ranks at the University five no push-over. Rodeo • against at Denver winning Club day by Plats I Big Seven Con- scoring the bottom of the of Colorado earlier in me season. bouts, two by forfeit, and rnem- with one win re- 1■ •• thrown, the home team ference rosier p,v . insistentlv m.iiUhu- • *-t: 25 to 15. For Arizona scored 18 baskets. corded tor eleven starts. Aggies ~c in , i> Hot teams Meet! ; • 1 11 Colmey Lloyd Chavez and Dave on the »; against the Denver Uni- nosed out Denver 45-40 ..... K- t;.-: ,;i ;7.5 ! li Haraki, won by forfeit and George the Rams’ opening eet ag tßi igham home court in Bill Linloot, who is and Bob 01 u-ikins William Schwabe, p 4,1 ■ meets this ■ , night. Early of the Big Seven Place nf Edward Hme fall. Olp game has as won their decisions by a p. g >i nver with a five point mar- dent, presided at ~, } ]. j., t; . , .. I year. the r ,‘ won his decision over Mel Snyder I; won * entail a ending despite the Brigham Young University meeting of the Roden "*B gin Th*- gani" Hi.s va k . mild surprise Club in overtime period. T an when the their ele%»n the Rams 4 2-41 day Rians fact that J>. V has lost ten of games. over evening. for the results: i.ili in The traveled to Utah for V, . •• I January, they were \ i-'ie squad '' : I 1 Prow. With this in 121 L. Chavez (A&M) defeat- in January. D ' a three-game week to he held in Tr B At la- time ed A. Chavez (DU), forfeit. fresh in • •■■ •: • ' present With this occurrence were discussed. ir look- d e:n the with six wins and 128—Dave Colmey (A&M) de- their the Rams are the Cats r< -' m ■ ’ j.j.»•
try. In some of the eastern colleges skiing is included in the inter- Wyoming University Skiers, ac- Takes collegiate sports. Letters are offered in some instances. In the West, Hauser, DU, cording to Stan Broman, Seigga the sport has not attained this degree of popularity yet. At the Ski Club president. Featured will . UK lIIKI (tin time Utah, Denver, and Wyoming Universities are allowing Lead In Mt. slalom and downhill events. present as \ eterinary students Rocky be mix it up in hot battles. Fighters pictured linam the ski teams from their athletic money for the ing of appro- Curtis Members participating will be an- Roger and Joe Briggs. become an Basketball priations At present skiing has not approved intercolleg- Scoring Jim McKague, captain. Chuck diminishing skiing iate sport. With constantly costs, is gaining in Hardesty, Hugh Soest, Wayne should Hauser Denver popularity in the public eye and reach a new high in the near Jack of Univer- Cook. Duane Stuart and Howard future. sity moved into first place in the AfIIERiCQ Annual Smoker "Muzz” Ebright. Intramural basketball games are nearing a climax. If should Mountain basketball scor- you Sponsored Rocky will have as guests, Wyoming connnuoui PERFORmonm time during the week, around and ing after two this find some spare drop "gym-way” playing games in addition to the Aggie team, DHitr raom »jo pm some of these encounters. last week-end. Hauser watch moved in representatives from Colorado and UIFFIS D«YS 40> TIL 6Pm
See you at the game Saturday. to take a 13 point lead the By Veterinary Students over Denver Universities and Casper I HI. and SAT. Montana State center. Boyd De- Sonny Tuffs. Veronica Lake Junior College. tonancour, who has held lead place “Miss Susie Slagle’s’ Diana Foresters for the last two months. Each arole Landis. William Garp: SAE, Adams, Herman, Chandler, A&M Coach Given Mabry, McChesney, player has two games left to play “Behind Green Lights’ Beckley, Smith, Clark And Are Winners in the conference. In 22 games Might And ISA Teams Briggs Nat'l FREE OWL SHOW SAT. Hauser has scored 359 points and Appointment In Technicolor in 24 games Detonancour has Don Ameche, Carmen Mirandi The third annual Veterinary Smoker, sponsored by the Colo- Lead In Leagues marked up a total of 346 points. G. W. “Tommy” Tompkin, “Greenwich Village” A& The Annual W. A. A Banquet rado M Chapter of the Jr. A. V. M. A., provided fans fight Ben Allen of Colorado A & M swimming Coach at Aggies, was BOX OFFICE OPEN EVERY was held last Thursday evening with of plenty thrills and action as the contenders most is tied for place the National SAT. UNTIL 12:30 The tie for first place in the gave a tenth with Bailey recently appointed to in Ammons Hall. A circus theme excellent performance. Much of the credit for of BYU with 192 Allen Collegiate Athletic Association’s Fraternity league was broken arrangements and points. SUN. and MON. was carried out with Jane Floyd Bill has played 18 games and Bailey swimming committee, and will at- Edward G. Robinson Monday night when the SAE five presentation goes to Linfoot, who was chairman of the Smoker. as Master of Ceremonies. The has in 22 games. tend a meeting of the committee Joan Bennett, Don Durrea downed the SN quintet a score of the participated Dorothy by Judges bouts were Drs. Rue Jensen, welcome was given by Harry Johnson, and “SCARLET STREET” of 22 to 19. SPE The top ten regional scorers: in New Haver, Conn., on March received a for- Paul C. Brown. Ann Lough. W. A. A. president, feit from SX O FG FT TP 29 and 30. “March of Time” placing them second and the response was given by The main bout of (he evening as Bill Linfoot and Snuffy Ros- in the league. Hauser. DU 22 135 89 359 The annual NCAA swimming “Challenge to Hollywood” Marguerite Pointon, freshman soll and last event of the gave the crowds added thrills program was Detonancour. MU. 24 131 84 3 16 will be held night championships at representative. Those participat- Tuesday ISA "B” walked T I LS, and \H.D. with their wrestling, which had an Steve Hamilton versus Bob Ad- Komenieh, WU 19 130 38 298 Yale Universitv located New from SAE at Bennett ing in the trapeze away "E”, 48 to 8; and 'harles Coburn, Joan program were: air of a professional bout with full Ringside had it Weight. BYU 22 105 3 6 24 6 Haven those SPE "B” ams. rumor that on dates. Raid” artists. Ruth and Eileen Ginter; defeated SN “B”, 24 to “Col. dress rehearsals in which the ref- Effinghan’s this was a grudge fight of Sheffield. UU 20 96 50 242 Swimming rules and procedure 12. some Warren William in dancer, Elaine Zipprodt: also had song- eree opportunity to standing Steve Hamilton of Den- Walker, BYU 22 101 22 224 will be considered in the commit- Restilts of “FEAR” sters. Betty Lindsay and Virginia last week’s games "play”. Roger Curtis and Joe weighed Knocke. ver, in at 155 and his op- CU 13 95 30 220 tee meetings and the swimming Genie were: Petrie; and pianist, Chand- Monday night, Sigma Nu Briggs a fast Bob fought moving two Andreas. ponent Adams, of Lodi, Cali- WS 12 64 88 216 guide for the coming will be 24, Sigma year ler. Chi 9; Sig Ep 22, SAE rounds, with Joe Briggs fornia. of Evan- tipped the scales at 170. Heathcote, CC 18 81 41 203 compiled. L&JR.IC 5. The program was concluded by Tuesday night, ISA ”B” 26, ston, Illinois, Both punching out a vic- boxers displayed plenty of ♦Bailey. BYU 22 81 30 192 a presentation of awards Doro- Sig “B” 18; and Sigma COnTtnuOUS PERFOR.mflnCti by Ep Nu “B” tory over the Coloradoan, Curtis. class and ring experience and •Allen, Colo. A&M 18 83 26 192 a FROra ibom soturobys- Many hiccough is a message thy Ann Lougli. Those receiving IS, SAE ”B” 17. Jim Thomas, r/vrvi Wednesday of Fork. for tenth nlacf* f cniritn • Spanish •Tied rt ,4 SUnbUYS MOLIDPYS brought the house down with emblems were Catherine Night, Woodchoppers 29. Vet No. took PERFORmancfcS Delp, Utah, a thrashing which net- other Dim cheers. The first round was close- Jane Floyd, Maxine Mar- 1 15; and Vet No. 2 Linder- ted Gibson, 24, victory to his opponent, A1 =iu=m=m=m=iii=iii=iiiEi!i=iii=m=iii=jii=iii=m=iii=m=ifiEiii=iiiEii!Eiii=(ii=iii=iii=iii ly matched with each contestant garet Houghey. Harko Hlrama, erantz 19 Thursday night, For- from Fort Collins. blows. McChesney The exchanging The second "I Catherine Jones, Helen Kiester, esters river Vet No. 1 by forfeit, boxer. Bob classy Connell, was put round was not quite the tempo of •I' For Clothes Cleaned and Pressed Verna Mae Lcdrirh, Audrey Linin- and ISA 31, Sigma Chi 15. to his knees and took punches the first, but still full of hostility. ■B Tbola Loser, Virginia Mutz, ger. The scheduled for Thurs- from tic- winner of the fifth bout games In the of the closing part second THE WAY YOU LIKE Fitl. and SAT. Je«n Smock, Marcia Songer, Jean day, Feb. sending 28th. have been post- the victory to Jim Beck- Adams delivered a smashing blow East Side Kids in Venuti, Marge Venuti, Virginia poned until Mar. 7th. because of a ley. WITH THE SERVICE YOU’LL LIKE to Hamilton’s midsection, which “LET’S GET TOUGH” Williams, Wanda Lee Yetter, and high school basketball tournament told Harding heavily > n Hamilton’s wind Max Smith from Safford, Ari- Chas. Starrett, Tex Elaine Zipprodt. Letters were to be held in the Men’s Gym. COME TO OR CALL Swing zona. Spade Cooley, King: of and in the closing seconds Adams who is probably one of the presented to Eileen Ginter, Lois League standings to Feb. classi<-st “Texas Panhandle” 26: rushing in, delivered a forceful boxers at the college Harbison. Dorothy Johnson. Doro- t racer wily league Won Lost blow to the side Hamilton’s f<-fight of the game and able Roy BET R-WAY SI thy Lough, Virginia Mutz, CLEANERS N. and MOV. Shirley SAE 5 1 head, which knocked hint Into the Thornburg of Pueblo. Thornberg John Wayne. Walter Pidgun Pfleiderer, Lorene Robertson, Oo- r, Claire Trevor. Roy Hecerf 2 ropes and down for the count of tired badly in the second round, Now Owned rene Sprague, Jean Smock, Marge by a Former Aggie “DARK COMMAND” 4 2 ten, rendering a knockout decision in whb h Smith knocked him down Venuti, Jean Venuti, Wanda Lee ISA 2 to Adams. DUCK in 3 for a i mini of nine and then won DONALD Yetter, and Jeanette Kinnison. JIM STINNETT SX Full Feature 0 8 Denjctli First bout of the vening was th*- d* on The shortest bout Sweaters awarded Ei- < were to In Technicolor! Veleran’t* league ? the leather weight division of Bob - th' evening was Bob Clark ver- leen Ginter and June Suzuki. Ruth “Three Caballeros” Foresters PROMPT 5 i i). Clark, PICKUP AND Herman vs. Fred Harsh. The for- A by. of Bakers- QUICK DELIVERY Ginter was presented with three Lindercranhz . 3 3 < .... oral* TI L'S, and WED mer. a senior vet, hulls from Los i ■! if at 166 pounds Htars tor being the high girl 143 WEST OAK ST. point Vet No Greer Pidgon 2 (Coy) 3 3 it PHONE 255 Garson, Walt* ! Angeles and the latter, a pre-vet, l fast in the first and in W. A, A. in PARKINGTON” Woodchoppers 2 3 kr " “MRS. halls from Santa Barbara, Cali- k*-d 175 pound Aby down—- If would like a =111=111; you picture . Vet No. 2 (Mar) 2 5 who !i =lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=in=lll=lll=lH=lll=Hl=m=|||=lH=lll=lll=lll=lllHlHSlllSlMS Donald O’Connor fornia weighing 130 and 128 re- allowed a rest period. In from the sign banquet, up within Ja< k Oakie Peggy Kyan IklffrT buigne ,j spectively. Harsh, a plenty smooth the round Clark polished the next few days at Ammons “MERRY ISA ”B” 4 0 off boxer, lacked the fitness 1 • mender with a technical MONOHANS’^ Hall. and pow- bt ' i i knockout ers of Herman who wmn the deci- for the decision. H is still not too late bo sign SAE ”B” NOW ..... 1 3 sion. Jack up for shuffle Chandler, of San Fran- PNONI board. ” Ho. Jordon and Ben Frem- |VHONE J j SPE ”B 1 3 cisco, The weighing 1 50, fought Louie latest development in the rning ndded to the show with a wr Un, Pavetti from IN FORT basketball Trinidad, Colorado, COLLINS tournament was the beautiful demonstration of muscu- who defeat weighed 14 8. Chandler of the Sophomore II team AGGIES NIP UTAH—- lar coordination and rhythm in showed by IV good form and ability. In a the Freshmen team in an gymnastics. the first round he knocked Pavet- overtime the (Continued game, score of w hich from page 1) ti to his knees and did serious fihollne, c 553 BIG SEVEN STANDINGS COMPLETE A W. damage to his right eye. In the MUSIC group of A. A. members Ramsa, g 5 3 4 STORE Pavetti and the P. E. Instructors second round seemed un- ■iisk^i attended Kne. g 2 0 0 able* the Annual to see his opponent, who wfon Team W. L. Pet. 144 North Swimming Carnival, Hopper, g 12 3 College Avenue “Jungle the bout. A. J. Mabry won a de- Colorado 7 2 .778 Rhythm,” last Tuesday wmmm. cision over Joe Ben Thurrnan. evening at Colorado State The Wyoming 7 2 .778 College Totals IS 13 14 Education bout was fast and furious; though Brigham 6 PHONE 700 of at Greeley. Those Young 3 .667 Fill, ami SAT. I tali I’. (40) Thurman displayed of Utah Zachery Scott, Fave Emerson attending were Miss Mrs. plenty spir- 64 .600 Forbes, IHajers— JYS IT PF it and he lacked the finish Colorado “DANGER SIGNAL” Winlersteen, Mrs. Parker, Lois power, A&M 4 5 .4 4 4 .Sheffield, f . c 2 5 and Eleanor polish which caused him to Utah State 2 7 .222 Robert Benchley harbison, Holder. Jane .. D Clark, f 10 1 foul the □ “SNAFU” Floyd, and Elaine Zipprodt. repeatedly boy from Tex- Denver 3 10 .100 Watson, f 112
Gardner, c 6 5 SI N. MON. 4 JpOOUOOOO^OOOO.C^OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO* mid Man s Instructor (to girl): new Watt», c 3 11 “Miss Susie Slagle’s" “Pm putting this rivet in tihe cor. WESTINGHOUSE LAMPS MUSIC Anderson, g 110 “Behind Green Lights” reel position; when __ I nod my head AND hit It real hard FORT COLLINS ELECTRIC TIKS. and WHO. with your ham- Totals 18 10 13 mer.” AROHKR JOHNSTON That’s all he remembered Halftime APPLIANCE n “SCARLET STREET” Scare Colorado A&M t°.lN[ rno\i: ir>i2(i until he woke In I tO WKST MOUNTAIN up a hospital. 25, Utah 20. “March of Time” f J^ChaUengeWjHollywood^