HOMER J. HENNY The Rocky Mountain Collegian 72 Z Published By The Associated Students Of The Colorado State College Of A. & M. A.
VOLUME L FORT COLLINS, COLORADO THURSDAY. MARCH 20. 1941 NUMBER 27
In The News Spurs Tap 30 Bus Bergman, Bob Klipple Are Nominated Frosh Coeds
New Pledges Presented Tonight For Colorado State Student President
Thirty freshman girls received notification for their outstanding W. A. work A. Group Student Elections Are scholastically nnd coopera- Body Monday tively during their first year of Elects New Officers college when they were tapped by Nomination Assembly Was Held In Student Union M ; iay ini tk- •' i i ' pN'r inM n i irhi With Small And Arc: Crowd Attending; Nominating p; no Banks The new will Stewart Opposes pledges be pre- Speeches Are Delivered By Colorado State Politicians sented tonight at the annual A. !'<■» Knui of the _4* a|i|».inl«l Agriculture l>y Male Hoard at rox-nt Election of Women’s Athletic m W S. Honor Night The follow- ‘There tw*ing no further nominal n.us, 1 shall weleorm* a mo* imftini: Henny lx nJ r.r.x™i chief of officers will be held program and Association pbuinlnK ing girls are the new members of * aw aimlyxi*' lltf !<•.!,-ml Insurance during the nptt.i t'rop < Orporalion. The at Ammons Hall today of the organization: will also be IWrortor of ncii ,li.in Uir Colorado Slate College Kyperi- time of the regular Associated gavel Vorl Betty Case, Louise Linn. Jo ni Stallion. Women Students election. Only ,ll. ing names appeared on the Secretary’s hook as (-mi iidales :-r sm Taylor. Rose Hillen, Kay Lou Da- members of W T . A. A. will be al- dent offices for the next school Hus vis, Margaret Babcock, Donna Do- body year: president, Bersr- lowed to vote. Jean Stewart and Elections reen Sullivan. Marie Kennedy, Au- man, Boh Klipple; first vice-president. Dick Blake. Gordon Whit- Are Monday Ruth Banks have been nominated drey Jean Houghland, Eleano" low; second Rebecca Scott. Elizabeth for president. The defeated presi- vice-president. Bradley, sec- Westfall, Bobby Evans, Mary Lou BUS BERGMAN Annual student elections will take dential nominee will automatical- Jack Tornbloom, Bob Bay; athletic council body plare Monday. March 24, retary, Sterling Clark, Vandiver, Mary Green, Jewel Hul- of the Student Union. Polls ly become vice-president. Mildred in tbe cave will open at 8:00 o’clock in Lewis Dent, Dick Rerprh. Doyle Haigler. Kenneth (’line. quist. Maxine Kneival. May Stiles. morning and will remain Stuver and Lynette Morris are the open throughout the day until 5:00 The publications board submit- Elanor Palmes, Pat Limes, Gail Balloting will be done with the nominees for secretary, and Vir- o’clock Australian ballot in accord- ted the following as their nomi- Farthing, Betty McClellan, Phyl- with constitutional provisions, ginia Johnson and Maxine Doss ance according to Frank Judish, vice- nations for the press posts - edi- lis Faxon, Ruth Lund, Virginia Awards Are the Student and have been nominated for treasur- president of Body election chairman appointed from tor of the Collegian. Bill Kenney; Bond, Alice* McNeer, Lucille Gre- council. er. tbe student Collegian business manager. K. C. nard. Mary Louise Bowles, Gene- Made Rock, Dick Stroup. Jnell Mitch- Tonight vieve Bischoff, Eileen Wolff, Mary ell; Silver Spruce editor, Junerose Seniors Meet Ruth Lyman, and Roberta Ken- New Dean Klumker, Don Moore; Silver Monday nedy. Ag New Coed Officers Will Spruce business manager, Gordon Be Announced With Seniors Along (’(dorado State will meet at 3:00 o’clock Monday afternoon Rudolph. Jean Thackeray. Mr Is Selected New of Members Of Honoraries auditorium the Veterinary was in tbe Medicine building. Bob Deason Board Jack Clevenger nominated as According Bob, Makes announced today to ail Seniors who expect to gradu- activity manager. The student, Program plans for A. W. S attend several Homer J. Henny Is ate should as items of extreme importance are to be council nominated Mr. Arthur Honor Night, tonight at 8:00 in Dean Of taken up. Appointments Appointed Bravfield as faculty advisor for the Student Union ballroom, have for and Arrangements caps gowns are to be made. Samples of Agriculture Division the coming year. been completed. according to commencement announcements will be shown and the time and place Proxy Anderson And Cross Are Edith Gunn, president of A. W. S. ordering announced. Plans w ill be for tbe Senior of layed Ball and Tbe appointment of Homer J. Bergman, class Granted Leaves Of Absence; junior repre- A W. S. and W. A. A officers das:- will vote the gift to made to the the upon school. Henny, present chief of program sentative on the student council Young, Inglefield Get Jobs for 1941-42 will be presented at Deason urged all Seniors to attend and pointed out the importance planning and operations analysis and well-known three-sport letter the all-women's assembly. New o’ the actions to be taken. The two-day session of tbe section of the Federal Crop Insur- man. was nominated by Larry members of Tio, Hesperia, Spur, State Board of Agriculture last ance Corporation, to the post of Ramsey, who quietly extolled the Counselettes, and Omicron Nu, Dean the Division of virtues asked Friday and Saturday resulted in of Agricul- of and supx»ort for women’s Two State Go 808 KLIPPLE honoraries. will also be Heads Spurs several appointments and changes ture and director of the experi- (Continued on page 5) Activity announced at this time. Schol- at Colorado State College. mental station was announced Sat- To Utah Convention arship awards will be made to Mr. Homer urday, March 15, after a two day Create Office J. Henney, chief of those women students with the session the Program of the State Board of Ag- Frosh Warned To Planning and Oper- highest averages for the last sem- Maloit And Frink Leave riculture. ation Analysis Section of the Fed- ester. Coordinator Will Be Student For Logan Utah These were eral Crop Insurance Corporation, positions formerly Attend Assembly Skit* A new Btudent body post will be was appointed, effective on July 1, held by Dr. Charles Kick, who Sorority skits and an independ- Jean Maloit and Betty Anne rested next year, it was announc- 1941, to the position of Director died in 1 939. Until Henny’s ap- ent women students skit Frink have been selected tbe Meet In Main will com- ed Monday following meeting of as of pointment, these were filled Yearlings Old a the Experiment Station and jobs plete the representatives from Colorado program. acting dean of various campus activity heads. In Dean of the Division of Agricul- by I. E. Newsom, Next Monday For Compulsory State to annual Honor night plans were made view ,v the Regional Spur ture A aii apparent overlapping at Aggies Mr. Henney suc- Agriculture, and M. Binkley, Meeting, According To McCain r by convention, which w ill be on the the following committees: pro- and duplication of activities dur- ceeds to the position held by the provisional bead of the experi- gram—Janet Willard, campus of Utah State College at chairman; ne football demonstrations and late Dr. Charles H. Kick. ment station. Freshmen, don’t forget to at- Logan, Utah, on Friday and Sat- Frances Best and Hope Hapuey; 'lilies it. was decided that some- 1897 tend assembly next Monday. Arwleirson Mr. Henny was born in at Elizabeth urday. March 21 and 22. paper Young, ( hair- one should be selected to act as Willis. Kansas. He completed his March 24. in Old Main auditor- A leave of absence was granted man: Dorothy and Eliza- Jean will make several speeches Durrcll, aii activity coordinator. Director F high school education at Horton, ium! A. Anderson of the beth Mar- of the Bradley; publicity This will be a student on the progress Spur chap- in 1914. After attend- "It will person College Extension Service. Leav- Kansas, be a very important garet Bennington ter chairman. Hel- and v. ill be chosen by application. on this campus, and Betty at Baldwin. ing until May 1, he plans to go to ing Baker University, meeting, and freshmen who are en Jamison, and Marian Knaus; Bob Barnes, Anne will give tbe regional report. two enlisted absent to band representative, California for a rest, and will also \ Kansas for years, he will be called upon ex- and scholarship—Virginia Frew, Among the activities planned for attend tbe executive conference of \ in the National Guard and saw ac- plain why." warned Dean James chairman; Grace Knapp. and His chief the convention is an inter- duty will be to direct Spur Western States Extension Direc- f tive duty w'ith his unit along the McCain, director of thc j personnel Genevieve Bischoff half-time collegiate dance in which the programs at the football tors in Riverside, California. Mexican border. He later returned division at Colorado State College. pani*‘>-. of the Moment" will be homecoming celebrations, "Spur March 23 to 26. Also, Dr. Floyd to college at Kansas State College, "NYA students will lie present to and midway basketball entertain- presented. Cross, of but called into service with hand out cards by which roll will professor pathology and BILL KENNEY was eot. return so Wilson Is Named ■ He will strive to coordi- They plan to to the cam- bacteriology, was given leave from the A E. F. in France, receiving be taken, every first-year stu-
nate the plans of the organi- March 23. a commission as a Ist lieutenant. dent should attend." pep pus on Sunday. September 1 to June 1, for gradu- atioiih, band, (Continued on 6) newspaper publi- ate study. page Organizations Honor Engineer city, etc. Anyone, boy or girl, Mrs. Nellie E. Landblom was This assembly is being spon- *ho «k interested should leave an appointed to assist in the mathe- sored by the pep organizations of Wilson presented application Not Ralph was at the of- Foresters Club and Yellow Collegian Flash, matics department, on account of Livestock the campus, and Spur last Saturday fief with the metal Jacket will a the absence of Lora E. McDonald, members atte.nd in To Wear Short Pants award as honor engineer of the and M. L. Madison, who have tak- body. Hears Roemer 1941 graduating class of engi- en leave for military service. Tbe A remarkable collection of Ko- neers. The presentation was made will wear short No foreßtera (Continued on page 2) dachrome natural color slides by Colonel Allen fi. Peck, presi- day of Member Of State Board pante on the first spring. showing various phases of the As We dent of the Colorado Engineering Go To Press verdict of a That was the final Of To work of the college will be pre- Agriculture Speaks Council Charles NordelJ and at For- Wow! Did Ray long and heated argument They Group Monday sented Mountain scenery show- Campus Hammond each received a letter Monday CAPITAL estry Cluh meeting last ing the water measurement work officials of merit as candidates for honor stagged Levis evening. Instead, Things Differently The Livestock Club, happy with of the experiment station illus- Cburclilll's statement engineer. anti plaid shirt,- will he the offi- the of pictures to be ’ only C-boats bui Nuzi the success of their Little Inter- trates type Back In 1913 Douglas L. Martin, sophomore truin*-’ cial garb Way national. met night for a shown unci should be interesting, ai“ oporuting on this side Monday mechanical engineer, was desig- short to Mr. McCain. th* Atlantic, The tradition was discontinued get-together. Bob Roemer. according Scandal! There were more nated as the oti in tan ding In the votes member of State Board engineer In the hopes that students the of of the freshman (lass than voters in a recent freshman last, year. Economics Division would Agriculture, gave a short talk bekito asks Home election! Some enterprising stu- Approximately 400 visitors reg- custom of apparelling comparing and contrasting the Features not to strike at Greeks take up the Lyceum w'ith a handy calculator until brightly colored dent Inthe present war with the first h< has one more chance to themselves in the hoax in Its and via first, day caught Infancy world a v ctory, shorts not only on the war. Adventure Film work. But do the exposed the dirty KLUMKER Coach Ronald C. Tom and of spring hut as often ub JUNEROSE mem- not be alarmed. Such a thing bers DEPARTMENT weather permits. of the Junior judging team could not happen now. In fact, The spectacular journyings of i* made comments on the recent trip 1 Vv diington considers taking half as votes Mrs. Martin Johnson and the late if there were many to the Fat Stock Show at Fort "BONER" truction work on Wright voters, officials Martin Johnson come to Tin- ly- Pi* us eligible poll Texas. The tvere Id Ohio, by Worth, boys i now tied up Names of the week Dance Chairman smelling salts. But ceum on Fi iday and Saturday. H i would call for highly complimented on their ar In “I Married Advent lire." Mrs. Merry-Go-Round Chorus in 193 3, which is when the above complishments at this the na- took place, the student Johnson has been u world-famous gERK Aggie body tion’s outstanding Junior Show AN RAIDERS A certain sur- forward and active, not author, lecturer, motion picture person was very the second annual was very Various committee chairmen air kill least 12 Id Dancers for at zoologist:. She has prised this. Week when he ret.’ved afraid to air its opinions by vot- producer and nl*iit to he thanked tbe club members for raid* of Britain. Upstate Merry-Go-Round, in the an appointment card from Assist- Nominations and elections of circled the globe six times announced ing. their support in putting over the given May 2. have been ant Dean of Personnel Held officers took at the course of her explorations, and In Bray Brittain dance class place "most outstanding college show “BUNNY” by Judith Russell OAKES the two decades has spent to discuss his low to an ding in assembly and over seventy- ever to he in these parts." past ®‘ the all-student va- same put on gm contract at chairman for three-year less than three in civiliza- woodwork, IA C The card was five percent of the students were years yarning riety Bhow. Girls selected are: University to become who tion. addressed to George F. Henry “,uJ Artell, Clar- present. football Margaret Hollar, Gall coach and director the is a professor of trie h .uiral en- Candidates for editor of publi- The film is not only story * Olmstead Eu- Cleeße. Betty RETURNS *tbl»tic. lyn thrilling life ad- gineering and her of the submitted written articles of Mrs. Johnson's teat Hazel cations nice Layton, Alice Potts, woodworking graded and the ventures, hut is also u contempor- course fi La which were names election OUSE Nolen, Margaret Cummins. i Returns of the | history of life on the Dark Standard advice for people who of the five highest contestants ary Wagner. Aubrey Hougland. I for student body offices may approves e v e n-billion-dollar Vonne | a s ballot. Voting Continent. The capture of ani receive such notices is "go have were placed on a Vandiver, Genevieve be received by calling 617 i aid fund Mary Lou I instructor” concluded orang-outan is one of the high- talk with the bo we at these elections was Bobby Evans. Jean 1 or 1004-J, the Collegian and ; Disc h off. if he of the lights of the picture This pic- will excuse Professor Henry in one hour Instead keeping Martha Thelma I Silver Spruce offices, be- ! Thackery. Reedy, of- Yugoslavian ture represents the first pictorial I wants to call himself into his all day as is done now. I Elva Rasmussen, Al- polls open tween 9 and 11 o’clock Mon- are to Christensen, | Bald be massing dramatic adventures of a famous ) flee and have a talk with himsell All this w'us In 193 3 with a Of) f l. Klutn- evening. March 24 ma McColn. and Junerose | day ) southeastern defense line woman explorer ever produced this w’eek. body of 479 DON MOORE Btudent 4* M ker. liug the Bulgarian frontier. THURSDAY, MARCH % „ TWO THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN - ——
who Guests legian: “Three cajjers played Greek Dinner Board Makes—- in the final conference se(-l<> re-
which hesran as follows; more time with athletics than Bus Burdette Taylor. t<> the editor of the Collesriati The eold wave that the dressed gripped A of five University of Wisconsin draws charge cents per • or anyone else concerned with fin time and Michi- a certain nmt.im* of every Thursday reading midwest, particularly insert Son its made for all After spemline the largest intercollegiate boxing citimUftefli Laimed 100 lives. athletics, with exception of the To the Student Body: in the 1 gan. lias « over v<-rti sememe in the Collegian. the critieisTiis =,f the Student Dedt as printed Collegian. the country; a recent coaches. In addition. Jack crowds in . . . will again was a Next Monday one of the most The HaiUe Selassie re- to submit a feu l-.-marks to return the criticism." record: 15.500. BPUSEI am mov • ! Lieutenant in, and worked hard important events of the school sume his throne in Ethiopia . . . of the last were l.t the results election for, the National Guard. Never- year takes our letter continued asking why Britain is arming and place on campus. cents reportedly Fifteen will admit yor roast- theless, he found ample time to I want to impress each of of expressing sentiment is non- Is a secret or is tin Collegian too busy forces upon never published. it massing expeditionary to ihe water pageant at Anma illegal, why was capably and efficiently fill this re- the importance of taking eonventional or of interest to find out the results invade both Italy and Germany. you tin- Students for their lack Hall this Saturday night at le < ing the student sponsible posiiion. in that event. Every student it not so stated to " already part in the edition . . . British troops Itavc Eniertainment will be in and Ihem The results were published progr« publish body? Are those in Last Lew Wendel held this should be interested in his school authority ig- landed in Greece and are forming year from 8:00 p. m. on. followed the elections the Alpha Chi Alpha edition—hut which front (merman position. Lew, ho won the Nye government and the people who noring student opinion? a under guns along .‘ of is before the elec- It un- the for lack interest" to be given Athletic Award, run it. Be to remember that would promote greater hi v,)i "roasting the Bulgarian ltorder . . . The was never, to my sure that be made in time to Monday is election day; remind derstanding if the facts and opin- tion takes place this time s . correction may Colorado legislature lias decided knowledge, accused of finding too Will the who voiced. Ignoring them person call lit.! le time for this position, al- your roommate; both go to the ions were have election. to adjourn by April 17. a really—interesting Loveland 24 3-J on Feb. 7 and choose the men merely brings forth the empiri- a though. at that time he also held polls carefully about each and one of yon students allowing a liltle Livermore 14-R2 How every cal “Dirty politics,” on February: a school job. who are to lead your government explanation, Recently a few physically fit. 21 interest in tin election next Monday Don’t know statement could al- please leave 6 6 rente in the C« personal l you for the next year. and such a to 35, male students asked if they On looking through the record legrian office. the -either or most be considered slander to our a1 least one of number who are up personally by I believe that the other student might air their views concerning of Student Body- Presidents In traditional democracy. the that in someone you council members reputation? Isn’t fact you can help put the inter national situat ion x*ia this the past, there is a long list of will agree with 9QCAUB b\\< } We, the common masses of the vote? ii 1 care those who me that many fine things have know, reason enough for you to Even you don column . . . here goes. w*ere active participants student body, believe that this in- Learn to cut the capers tbe Qj in athletics, held jobs, and did been started this year. Many of about student and publications, don’t you care enough A—“All I hope is that the pre- government stitution is for the students. We Timers enjoyed so much. Come! creditable work in this office. these things must be carried on individual to vote? war propaganda is strong enough about some individual or the friend of some therefore demand the facts. the Fiesta this or be Saturday uigl Among these wer* Glenn Morris, completed in the year to to have me waving flags along be the one which for And remember lhat each vote counts -yours may Very sincerely yours, sq iare dance instruction ai in 3 934-3 5 and Lewis 'Walt, in come. For this reason, careful with the other fanatics because if Robert B. Chase. exhibitions. will decide the ejection one or another. 193 5-36. consideration should be given way I must engage in a shooting match res next acceptance your ballot. Regardless of whom And we promise to publish the ills in ihe Collegian. with someone I've never seen, at Klipple’s speech have you are supporting, be to Monday seems to been an in- sure least I want to do it voluntarily.” vote; it is and strument for jMiinting cut this your right duty as ■ 4. B—“Why don't they get the non-existent weak jMiint in Bus* a member of the student body Changed Rothschilds and the Lloyds to fi- 1ificatJons, rather than Stewart G. Case. in of physical education qua to Proposed phanpps the department nance their damn war, since, if bring out his own qualifications, im- are and athletics suem to be a step in the right direction as far as they the patriots that they which, though none too prevalent, Dear Editor: claim, this is purely a war of mor- in curriculum is concerned. The way the de- It looks provement campus are jM-rliajis apparent to some. as though the ice has als and principles rather than ma- lie partment is to be wt up. the direel or of athletics will virtually SigDed, been broken. The recent editor- terials.” ial and letters have paved the coordinator of intercollegiate athletics, intramural athletics, the de- Charles D. Gill. way C—“The lies that we read to a bigger and better Student jmrtmeni of physical education and physiel education for women. Goebbels is spreading about F. D. Dear Editor: Forum. Perhaps the traditional be R. sound an awful Jot like the Tie* extent of this coordination may unlimited Next we will take Aggie “Hello** which has symbol- Monday upon same thing we have been hearing Head of the of education will Ik- Coach department physical ourselves the important task of ized the democratic spirit of this about Hitler, but I suppose if a Davis, who is in charge of arranging curriculum for the majors choosing officers to lead our stu- institution is about to become guy says anything he will be ac- dent body for the school something w ith a real meaning. of education and mho teacher number of in the coming physical a courses cused of fifth columnism.” year. That word "lead” is very Tlierr is evidence hich is department, uecordiug 10 t «iaeh Hughes, director of athletics. To w more important. I believe. Its meaning, than mere rumor tl*at at the last the s<-i which Ju«t a word on lighter side. con*pit' with the standards up for other departments of- “ according to Webster, is . . to class deletions there the was written . . . Recently a hill to repeal fer lai' lu-lor jv is al his doctorate; d'-grer*. ]hi present working on take the part or have the directing •cross bottom of many ballots, law prohibiting snake-eating a a ” is on his master's The the initiative of . Consider a new another faculty member working degree. . . “We want head football public exhibitions %*as offered in that, definition few* moments of the addition of member to the a and coach.’* lor some unknown rea- primary change will consist a new the bouse of representatives of you will agree to with me that son these statements were ig- faculty who has a master’s degree in physical education and who the Kansas legislature. If was extent fulfill this to the fullest of nored. and no more was heard of said that the law liad not been will instil] a new and different psychology into the members of 'A &x the meaning of the the for phrase, the issue. violated many years and that the department and in the various intramural and col- leader devote partieipaaits must much time and My purpose is not to discuss the it seemed safe enough to strike effort, legiate athletic programs. especially TIME. right or of this issue, but it from the statutes. wrong I wonder if We those who nomi- to question why the “hush heartily approve of such an addition. An outsider with a up.” nated the most outstanding ath- If the students who expressed this new in time, the defeatist good a psychology may. completely change ‘ ... it moved lot faster lete on for the our campus office opinion were poor sports who had this for ihan last and the attitude" which has heeii prevalent on campus so long. year persons W of student body president have learned never that everyone can’t who ran it off the way it went Two weeks ago when dismission of this attitude had reached a even considered time how much win. why were they not openly did a mighty fine job basketball of he to pitch., the team played one the most outstanding would be able devote to the reprimanded through the channels St tides*!* who duties and responsibilities of iti* the have been in better which of this paper? If such a method games career. Admittedly, team may showed stock and the guvs and he must ace pet with the office. 2 lit it physical cor ion than hud heon for several weeks, hut without gals who rode* in the horse show believe that Bus would make a the will to win even good physical condition could not have made didn't have any trouble in get- very good president and a capable ting the idea across to the crowd the Hand out well that Here is such leader ‘ am s evening. hoping that if be had the necessary attending that they had worked AL's & RUTH's Bakery found and Thai time. and I both a man can be he be given a free hand to cause However, you hard . . all you had to do was I ’or Tliom> know that he doesn't have the father *. want to and to before the off Aggi**?. win. nv give up gun goes watch 'em' time. Let me quote from the Picnic took Spring Supplies ' s shoe Hi* hum. we Joe ch out r sports page of last week's Col- ben the t hoc in the fa hmiwb hy lie ro ws of cmply papers that Wyoming shoe aitW took chairs in the Ballroom. will have another bead football ii=in=m=iii=iii=iii=m=ii}=ii»=iiiEm=iii=ni=Hf=in=iii=iii=m=iii=«ii=m Joe wc$ waitM 5 much ado I'leetiim* coach next fall, and it's ‘ Bunny*' She IA'fi are Bring Your Clothes to Us For and hi lawn 11! Spring Cleaning Pressing She Oakes' . . . maybe It’s a record *>y took Monday and it will he Interest- at out Joe by kenney four coaches Mi ing to find out exactly how in four years! bench many COLLEGE CLEANERS lawn RE- hi -nis actually vote . . my The word “hello” is 3 76 West at MEMBER . vote for the best spoken iTijjj 136 Laurel Street Phone 1144 St1 H«-r» s hoyiing for times a day by the average stu- hi person each office . . . they =m=iii=iii=ii!=iiiEm=iii=iii=iii=i!i=!i[=iH=iii=iii=ui=iii=iii=m=in=iii=m=iii=iii=iii=in that those mat of hack dent, Alfred men ours ur» going to be the guiding lights according to an uni- in Pennsylvania at the Nittioiml versity n running the student activities survey. Final Exam Wrestling Championships come o! this college next school You Can Get the Finest and Lockets X for telephone! year. Bracelets, Necklaces, at out on top . . all three of them. In the first ten months of 3 94 0. The i ngiiiwj> K< Kins Miller, Ktiehster. try, anr] gifts to the University of Cali- ar< to be complimented C. C. STONE on their & CO., JEWELERS have whui takes and we ll fornia for electrical * I u wac- endowments totalled mouth at Bell Laboratories Bull last Saturday night . . . their Telephone er that they are right up there $464,366. 141 NORTH COLLEGE AVE. THIS decorations | a new test- Ovtf I and were to one of final ‘ programs putting telephone its with the tig** boys, very original . . , the selection of and it I over, can repeat these odd sentences without the slig*®' Ijitp Queen was u good one . . and <‘°b* - - - est variation. 7 contain all the fundamental sound;- that I -f-'- : , hey at Aggie** have been bc«ii catch- while Pitre played here three RADIO SERVICE tribute to the loudness ofhound in Thismouth tan I ing rides down to Denver till dur- times in the last two weeks, no our speech. I ing this week to attend the ua- kicks hoard about also make tests with intensity* were the mu- FT. OOUJVS R Al>lo SHOP An All Electric Kitchen § simple tones of know n pitch and tbrnal A. A V. tourney . . we iaked. I I Atthe sametime other steamed, 111 WeM Olive I‘hone 107 telephones are being f hear that tonight in the night to < n h«*r i lungs frozen, lifted and into their cradles tireless id** fee the eight heat teams in the Makes Household Tasks Easier dropped by w e lilscd about Engineer s Day chines. All this ulufl* country in action since t‘might are is of a curri< w . if. the fine exhibits displayed I part carefully planned :he ct-finale, that makes quar bv all three departments of the HELLO AGGIKS— FORT COLLINS LIGHT AND POWER every piece of telephone equip- if WM* plenty Division . . . and much interest Vcnir Growr ment it is Friendly f prot>e capable of giving you the best noticeable last after- was shown all Monday by viewing them. service—under possible any and all conditions, /gf fff&Sk la loon at the Student Body Assem- Tin- LiMle Infomati . . lack of It by the Aggies wap about 2,600 and it was plenty m-KSPAY. MARCH 20. 1941 THE ROCKY MOT'NTATN COLLEGIAN THREE Three Greek Dames Club Entertain SOCIETY. Couples Engaged Other College Dames Three campus sororities ended C. U., Wyoming, Mines Attend their Wednesday night dinners with fifteen pounds of candy pass- The Colorado State Dames en- DORIS CARLSON Carlson Is ed by sisters who announced their Doris Named 1941 Barb Social Function tertained the Dames clnbs from Sigma Chiwears In engagements. a like manner the other colleges in Colorado and Is Engineers Queen Saturday Night three fraternities received cigars Wyoming, Sunday. March 16 when Aggie At Ball from the other Green At Dinner fellows, the parties dames from Colorado University, to the announcement. Mines, and Wyoming Tomorrow*, March 21. is the University State Sociology Major From attended- The was held the Longmont Is Chosen dead line for making reservations Fowler-Green tea in From Six The following “pome" was sub- Candidates; Programs At main of Johnson Annual Ball Are at ‘EI Cafe Labios Calientes.” At Ruth Fowler announced to her lounge Hall from Made Of Blueprint mitted by one of the Plum Street Material; Pitre’s Men least 3 to 5 m Play reservations for the dinner Gamma Phi Bela sisters her re- p. boys to describe the St. Patrick's and dinner entertainment cannot Bill cent engagement to Green, a The musicians Miss Rosel- dinner held at the Sigma Chi were An engraved locket for their Doris queen, Carlson, and be made after 5:00 p. m. tomor- member of .Sigma Alpha Epsilon. la Ghent bou- house last Sunday. and Miss Mary Ruth Ly- for her five to tic- of flowers attendants row. according Joe Conrad, is a jnets presented during the dance Rath sophomore in the man. The next Homecrafts group ket chairman, but students who high-lighted the 'Twas a day of festivity, sham- home economics division and a meeting will be held the home uterine>ion. Engineer’s Ball with Bill" Pitre and at to for water wish come the pag- rocks Spur, wom- the galore member of sophomore of Mrs Harold Robs at 512 Ed- ,j<. ori-lii stra providing additional atmosphere. eant. carnival, and dancing will When T a bit of auld Ireland came en’s honorary. Kill is a freshman wards Street.. Mar h 2 Boris is a sophomore major from Sociology Iwmrmont. Her be admitted after 8 00 p m. Sat- to our door. vet student. While no definite Omitted ;n t• e• !:tv edition were L»i* Daz.y. was iVtpmiaiiis Pearlie Judith' urday. March 22. without previous 1 here was President Green, his Payne, Ford, Roberta . tin name ol M». Caroline Hamil- LfgrkhMii- imd Hetty Olmsload. reservation® being necessary. wife, and colleen, ro-er wedding is planned by the ton who was aiao in itia ted carrying the Prices Mr R. Reeve and couple. procratlis out com- are seventy,five cents family, they too tlie ballroom entire wore the pi lure of ec- per couple for the evening’s green. Lamb-Mock • and with the dances entertainment, and twenty-five flitn>Nw> t’ollcgi.m A<)i erf.lsor* hini);,- Miss Wimfr.-.l Lamb .<»rpris«-d iMr a Pan-hell Haworth came in (with a in the familiar “air” txrms Dance and cent* per couple for twenty — -- jajn<*rf Friday Delia Delia sorority sisters with ir=r=r===^i— I —-■■'O-.-rr-— 1 friend, they say) Ball a wiodern twist. The the party after 8:00. The re- ill' candy and a Stg Ep heart which Features "Ball And Miss Devlan of Boulder was the ballroom was fur- King’’ duced prices are being made when jriit for announced her engagement to El- up for the day, a twelve-foot one of the couple is an affiliated aihed from tower, bert Mock. Winifred will A Miss Shirley Lake from Denver gradu- at the north end of In tune with the Independent. Single admissions the- present coed ate this spring in economics while was there, fashion of to the carnival and water yallroom and arranged similar to announcing a ‘ King of pageant Elbert, member Phi News The blai tnv and singing—exceed- a of Sigma the Bill i • ■ Aggie girls are fifteen cents. sorority bal- Epsilon is also to receive a degree ingly rare! loted The last night in light changed continually. chapter meet- KntertaJnment at the same time in the depart- located at the north ings on fraternity men around the Mrs. H. Crampton Jones, her Flash! ;p wer was The Fiesta is novel in that it is ment of animal husbandv. No date of the ballroom. At the south campus nominated as candidates daughter and son, gcd the first occasion of Its kind to for the marriage was announced for -King the room the Sigma Tau of the Pan-Hellenic Came from quite far away to *nd of be offered Colorado State stu- Sei vcr-Bryant Dance made of mirrors on Friday evening. share in our fun. sablem was ‘ dents. Jean Thackeray is plan- Kappa Delta 'girls received tower and The Jean Kadie slipped in with an Bjoanted on a reflected result will be announced at ning the special entertainment small diamond rings and five of light from the beacon intermission of the Irish smile, pounds of candy which revealed the rays dance when he? and is also in charge of decora- lx>ngw Weiring the 'airfield.” Blue land- will be To sum it all up—’twas a party the of Arlis Server over presented with some gift —wins engineer** locket tions and programs. Kenneth engagement surrounded the field, his worth w hile. and Joe ng lights bearing fraternity crest. Nomi- Cline ar-d Bill Skuderna are in Bryant. Arlis is a fresh- rhe lounge rooms around the field nations made of music for the man home economics student and ANKLETS were by the repre- charge dance and The tables wore Jonquils—an air of vet. used as “hangers.” sentatives ear h chapter attend- also are in charge of the check Joe is a first year and is af- sere Dorm Second of spring. Stages UtH-auv \ro ing Pan-Hellenic room. filiated with Tau Omega Hicy The Ball was preceded by an Council. Alpha And green carnations did well to fraternity. No date has been banquet at which Huge shields bearing the five Independent student's desire for set Engineer's the Dinner bring Re-inforr«y| With crests will Scholarship by the couple for the Engineer, Wilson, stand between each a special social function is being wedding. honor Ralph Happy thot’s of auld Erin into archway in the ballroom and all filled by this party featuring di- was ft speaker. our day, NYLON side Annual Occasion Last Week The Lmversity lights will be covered versified entertainment. of California except ’Twas with sadness indeed—the to for the light shining through cut medical library claims receive day slipped away. The out Greek second annual scholarship more medical than Beta Xi letters. The music will McNeer, Helen Milnor. Gloria periodicals any Sponsors be furnished tomorrow' dinner for members of the dormi- other library west of night by Moore, Pat Limes. Gail Farthing, Philadelphia. tory was held Thursday evening. Clyde Young and his orchestra. Ruth Hentschel. Doris Roeser, Made of finest soft lisle Novel Dance Friday March 13, Aileen EYES Housemothers of at Rockwell Greeks Have Ibe sororities Marie Kennedy, McClellan, Betty Aggie TESTED knit with heel and Hall The toe will dinner is given each chaperon the affair. Mae and Roberta Betty Sikes, GLASSES Nylon re-inforced. New was in order Two Tea '3® It the night for Beta Xi year to promote scholar- Dances Kennedy. FITTED Spring shades as soft nembe-s to do a little relaxing ship the residents of the in among at SIGMA NU PLEDGES Guests the dinner were Dean as morning dew. Sizes tbe matter of clothing and so it Hall. Louise Van Why and Mae ROY L. GOODWIN Inga M. K. Allison. Dean Pledges and new initiates of Amy O. 8 Me to 10 bright Stiles were awarded scholarship OPTOMETRIST ms shirts, polished floors, Two new wearers of the Sigma Parmelce, Dean and Mrs. James Kappa Alpha Theta were guests of for the highest rod radio music at the chapter N*u cups having aver- 1 Mi South College Phone 1154 pledge pm have appeared on McCain. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Mc- the Sigma Plii Epsilon fraternity ages the Where tYwuls Slop bouse on Friday evening. the in dormitory. Their Aggie campus this last week. Cracken, Miss Dorothy Howerton. last Friday afternoon at a tea Eva The names have been engraved on the WONDER PACKAGE am) Shop Mrs. Waldo aDd Mr. and new members are Don Reed Miss Katherine N'orthrup, Miss dance at the chapter house. In. L. O. and Clyde Morrison. cups. McCarty were the rhaj»- Norma Walker, Mrs. William The same afternoon found an- snros for the Mention affair. Kent, and Miss Lucille Joyce. other Greek tea dance in progress A BIG VALUE NEW mention was also Gue-su* were: Hazel Thomson. INITIATE Special given when Gamma Phi Beta girls invit- 75 to the girls who were in a and MEYER’S Barbara Jones, Violet States. Do- the upper Average yearly earnings of ed members pledges of Sigma Jack Lumley was formally ini- 75 36% of their class. Among these student Envelopes 29< Si Johnson, Joan McMurdo, Char- workingo n the University Xu fraternity to the chapter tiated into Sigma Phi Epsilon Barbara Lee girls are Nuce, Alice of Minnesota campus is 1100. Hutchison’s Monday evening at a special ini- Pharmacy tiation. Phone 1400 THE SMOKE OF SLOWER-BURNING CAMELS GIVES YOU lotto Huffier, Gertrude Quinn. Mr. for that better and Mrs. Killian Mauz, Jewel Hul- quist. Elizabeth La Follette. Ellen EXTRA MILDNESS, EXTRA COOLNESS, EXTRA FLAVOR M K COAL Williams. Fern Gardner, Evelyn Japson. Sara Horseman. Eileen M-K Coal & Oil Burge. Mary Dutcher. Margaret Buddenmejr. Maxine Randa'k. AND Ruth Rost. Mr. and Mrs Robert Crawford, Vera Garvin. Martha H. M Mike) Kraxberger Reedy, Malt Lamb. Genevieve . m 525 LIGHTS MIKES North Colli ...... Schmidt, Robert Fithian. Ruth CAMERAS ALL SET FOR Dumler, and Kathleen Boyle. ... “AMERICA’S MOST TELEVISED GIRL”! An Exciting Beauty, voice, dramatic ability'—it takes more than onetalent to click New Collection in television. And it takes more than mildness to click with televi- Sue Read % of sion actress in a c igarcttc. “I smoke Camels,” she says “They combine a grand extra flavor and extra coolness with the extra mild- LESS ness that is so essential to me.” Junior FROCKS NICOTINE SUCH A « pgm GRAND-TASTING than the of the A lu ftII Am«ri a you II find noth, a\crage other largest-selling CIGARETTE CAMELS. rick- Gu\ _ ici# to tOtceU the tta< of 1 cigarettes tested less than any of them according -> Gib-on offer# tor eo<-d>- ('arm ,u to independent scientific tests of the smoke itself. AND THEIR g«e thf* trick* dom with minor* THE SMOKE’S THE THING! EXTRA AMLDNESS You'll he roiiviueed tiifct them- am frock® smoke IS VERY IMPORTANT the for you. \ the < ettr T£s, when you dower-burning . . . Camel . . . o have the pleasing assurance erf mo nee J you laboratory soc tome! - that you’re gening less nicotine in th Not freedom from nicotine—but other 57.95 only extra important extras well—extra and flavor, for a<, mildness, extra coolness, extra too, Camel’s slower of freedom from heat and way burning means flavor-dulling excess HI and the irritating qualities of too-fast burning. (sec 510.95 There's economy in Camels, too—extra smoking per pack below). I And by the carton. Camels are even more economical. ■I THERE ARE NO “RETAKES” in television. appreciate ’.he freedom from the irritating i Notice Every night is first night. “That's the thrill of it,” ties of excess heat . . . the extra mildnes r Miss Read. “And the thrilling thing about extra coolness of Camel’s i ou May says slower-burning Our Win Wardrobe BURNING 2b SLOWER a BY % Camels robaccos. ful to me is that they always taste so good. lier And you’ll enjoy Camel’s Closes March Win an Contest than the average of the 4 other I don’t m < get tired of smoking Camels. And they flavor all the more, knowing—by the wt Gel jour entry Largest-selling brands tested—- l really are so much cooler and milder.” independent tests —that less uph-Meier ton you’re getting in now may slower than any ofthem—Camels The more smoke the tine in the smoke wardrobe. you Camels, more you’ll (see above, left). win a $lOO also give you a smoking plus equal, on the average, to i Tin £ EXTRA SMOKES THE C) PER J'ACk: SLOWER-BURH/HG STATE DRY GOODS w *Tr CAMEL HHHhH CIGARETTE THURSDAY, MARCH 9n I 19 FOUR THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN Three Aggie Grunt And Groan Men Are Engaged In National Mat Matches Ad COACH WAGNER Building Miller, Kuehste; Represent 'Mural Swimming McKinstry, Is "Joe College" Colorado State At Starts Today Lehigh University "God Bless Our I Slants Happy H Sport reads the sign at the At 4:15 entrance Prelims Today J Three Left With Begin office of Mr. Aggie Wrestling Champions Tuesday Finals the Arthur In Men’s Pool With Eichl Coach Wagner For Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; First By KEN MURPHY custodian of the Slated P'or Saturday Afternoon Adnilnlstra,|J Matches For Men Are Scheduled For Tomorrow building. I Mr. Elchin About activities at Colorado State for intramu- is a great this time of the year sports The preliminaries app-J T-.m Otto Kueh- -rr' w Colorado State’s wrestling champions, the reached the end of its will be held in ator ot art and has been reach their lowest ebb. The cage season has ral swimming ami Miller, will in the Neal McKinstry, Larry engage opening be weeks. So what men's today at pictures for three rope and the buseballers will not cavorting for three pool in the gym years, his o ,,'j being covered with • •he National i ’ollegiate Athletic Association wrestling to this is the appropri- the finals is them. J «•>! should a lowly sportcaster do fill in gap? It 4:15 p . m. with There These to the monot- some copies of - : at Le):igh University at Bethlehem. Pennsylvania. ate time for a sporting review, but that would only add held Saturday afternoon. very good paij little time maul over the all ings as well as the for the meet Tues- ony of this space (and then, it takes a to will be held in usual J - . .mpaiiied by < «*aeh .) niins Wagner left Preliminaries type facts school that time must art picture. His concerning our athletes this past year—and and all competitors collection , J d;.'-' and v.ill arrive at their desination today. events :0 afternoon, as of about 200 element is quite important for one who as little ambition in 'heir sists pictures, possesses be and compete have present AH three of the Aggie boys made enviable records since at we do! » So, we w ill be with taking a few quick glances order qual- of which are of content particular prelim in to ultra-modern J on Ihe State team. comotives. I \ t; }j ' prrU.-ni.mg powerful Lurry local and national sports situation*. Every event ify for the finals. Mi lulu tit I* in the eastern division of the —lak«> ihm* to Ixhigh to six contestants Mr. Elchin is Her w«*n th*- l Big will he cut down apparently a jJ more for workouts, Conform re in both 15*39 With thirl >or ramihlHf<•*• reporting nightly includes the relays. with a sense of humor for Sever. and ihat as oJ the football schedule i- muring (In* end of its 19 41. losing by a close deri- annual spring training enters his office he is J and Place* greeted , Learn the Footballers to fourth week. Blocking and tackling have been tin* high points of which reads: sion In 1940 to big “Dutch’* Wou- in the fi- a sign I Nine There are five places Prepares H.or\ drills, whi will roiwtintn limmi and. r NXflMd GOJICtI deshcrg of Denver University. mi|>ir<] counted and the No I Tackle Hard nal events to be Smoking Hughe** Line Otari) Julius Wagner, and \-sist-ant Line Coach Nick McKinstry. in the 3€S-poun Gerald Crow Wins Title Of Grand AGGIE GERALD CROW "Mike" College AT THE Ctampion Showman Of Entire Show Picks.... CHURCHES One Hundred And Thirty Students And Ranch Folk For Ribtons Compete And Trophies; Walker Takes MARCH 20 THROUGH Episcopal Military Jumping And Gamma Phi Wins MARCH 26 Sorority Sunday. 4:00 — The a Riding r m. capella choir of C. S. C. will sing Ausiic stockmen and rodeo riders All Times Listed are Mountain played to a full house Friday at the St. Luke's church. All are marked another Standard eremite up successful Little International invited. Thursday, March 120 and horse shew. i r. k jj ves 1:45 p.m.—Psychology to the Mere than ?.400 people (fathered in the First Presbyterian College Fieldhouse to Defense—Dr. Dallenbavh of Cor- Sunday 10:00 m.—Di Web- 1"' students and ranch folk for nell —CBS. a. see compete a myriad of ribbons student class. 6:30 p.m.—City Desk—Drama, er and the offered the better showmen of anil prizes livestock and winners of 5:15 p. m.—Soc i a 1 faour. suspense, and love in the news ; horse show events. i, 6:15 m.—Devotional room—CßS. p. hour tJerald Crow. Fort Collins, the captured greatest honor of the S:00 p.m.—Glenn Miller—-Now- 6:30 p. ra.—C. E—Final lec- bv winning the title of Grand ture on Book of Marie bv Mr. Du eterr Champion Showman. For- featuring the Modernaires, quar- of Sedgwick won the Pertuisalso, «_•lection of officers. reft Toyne tei—CßS. Sheep; Eldon harapioniship. Mariono, swine; reserve I Vida> . March 121 . w • Watt* Hint < hristian 5:30 p.m. Curator—Of San Toyne. Shorthorn; Kenneth v.-ell Watta, manager of the Fink- 9:45 a. m College ] was manager of the Shetland — Engleker pony class Ralph Roundup of sports news by staff- Sunday 9:15 a. m. Sunday and A1 Lane horse show was his Hanna, first; Burton McMurry, men—CßS. School. assistant. second. The second Shetland 9:30 a. m.—For v. vn pony- Saturday . March 122 exciting of the Horse class, 5:00 ra. Most Gwendolyn Anderson, Shir- 11:30 p.m.—No Politics—Con- p. —Fellowship. is events was the cow pony ley Winkelman and Duane crowned grand champion showman of 1941 Utile in Fri- 6:15 p. m.—League. Show Ander- International held **tatc field house last gressmen answer riddles about rlass in which the contestants add- son, first, day night. second, and third, re- other things—CßS. little western flavor by irsi ed a rop- spectively. 12:30 p.m.—A Time to Speak l Baptist in — ing a dummy the middle of the Sunday 9:30 a. m. Bible* class. Women’s road hack class Glenn Miller —A. MacLeish's new book review- and doing some fancy rid- Elections 5:00 p. m.—Friendly hour. arena Charlotte Weigand, first; Doris Signs Monday—- Marine ed —CBS Corps — Duke Appleman. Colorado 6:15 p m. Meditative Mo- ing. Erickson, second; Marjorie Wood- Male 2:00 p.m.—Gene Krupa—Hour did the best job of Quartet ments. Springs, rop- house, third. Swing (Continued from page 3) of Swing—CßS. Officer Returns 6:30 in.—C. E ing and rode the best pony to win Palomino his candidate. Berg- 8:15 Australia—Talks p. class Silver Lane Opposing p.m. The Modernaires. male this event. Military jumping, an- swing man on the Barb ticket is Bob through Richard stables, Estes Park, first; Duane Minister Casey— vocal other thriller as far as the crowd quartet, have joined Glenn junior McMurry, Fort. Collins, second; Klipple, chemistry student. Lieut. Barn uni Will Ret urn CBS. Van Miller in Why-Jennings concerned, was won Rod his thrice-w-eekly CBS »as by Victor Hansen, Walden, third. According to Bob Bishopp who In To Interview Sunday, March 25 broadcasts. April Walker of Denver who took all Three members of the Sorority class nominated him, Klipple is a lead- 00 Uni- Following the scholarship din- Peggy Jane Seniors About Commissions 9 p.m.—Northwestern quartet come from New four jumps without an error, Buffalo, er in activities such as for- Giddings and Betty Ann Gillette many versity—“Reviewing Stand ' dis- ner at the dormitory on March 13. where (iamma l*hi York, they started singing and r for Gamma Phi ensics, Independent Council. Louise Van Why passed candy ding Beta, first; Lieutenani A. T. Rarnum, IT. S. cussion—NßS. to Gamma together in high school. The riders for Phi Beta, Kay announce her marriage Hollo Haworth, and Catherine Ha- The nomination of Bill Kenney Marine Corps, who visited Colo- 9:ls—Red Cross Series of to The last Peggy Jane Giddings and quartet was heard on Betty gue, for Delta Delta as Editor of the Mountain programs on National Defense— Jennings, junior electrical engi- | Delta, sec- Rocky rado State College on March 3 4th the air Ann Gillette, both of Fort Collins, w ith Paul Whiteman. They ond; Jane Raley, and Jeanne Collegian, who w*as ineligible be- and 15th, announced today that NBC Blue. neer. have the first sung with many different capped place honor in for Beta cause of lack of was 7:00 Zimbalisl— The couple had been married Schuller, Phi Alpha, hours, made he will return on April 7th, Bth, p.m.—Efrem dance orchestras Ozzie the Sorority riding class, nosing including ; third. possible by a vote of the student Violin soloist with Ford Sym- since December 21. Richard and 9th, for the purpose of inter- Nelson’s, Ted Charlie the Tri Delta who took second Fiori'to’s, oat Men's road hack body to waive requirements for phony—CßS. Strong, junior engineer, and June class—George viewing seniors who desire to ap- Barnet’s, and Fred Waring’s. On this of Canon attended the ‘ place. Salisbury, first; Howard Barrett, election. Kenney, outstand- ply for training which will quali- 8:00 p.m.—Take Jt. or Leave Tt Crosby City the Glenn Miller broadcasts they Mark took Guffy. riding for Sigma Robert Van Horn, third. ing junior was chos- —Visits Kansas City. Bob Hawk wedding which place at Flor- second; personality, fy ibeam for a oommiistoa >t. dM join Dorothy Claire and Bob Eb- ; Phi Epsilon, won the Fraternity Cow r en of the AWS dance last —CBS. ence, Colorado. They will live at pony class —Victor Han- king U. S. Marine Corps Reserve. erle who are Miller’s vocalists. riding < lass. Phi Kappa Tau's winter. During the last he 12:00 Ductain 210 West Mulberry. sen, first; Duke Appleman. sec- year Medical midnight—Eddy i representative, George Salisbury, has as Louise is a freshman home eco- ond; George Salisbury, third. served associate editor of The Lieutenant will be accom- —MBS. i was second. the Collegian. nomics studem and received the Fraternity riding class Mark State Coed Enrolls panied by a medical officer who Monday . March 21 The winners of the livestock scholarship award for the West Guffy for Sigma Phi Epsilon, Spruce fkliior will give all applicants a complete 3 0:00 p.m,-—Linton Wells—Re- were: Gerald side of the dormitory. trophies Crow, first; George Salisbury for Phi physical examination. Those found the news. Every night same In Pre-Vet Course Vying for editorship of the year ports Tau. second; Co- qualified be —CßS. Kappa Clyde book are Don Moore, photograph- will enlisted in the time Forty Dartmouth college stu- vault, for Alpha Gamma Rho, Marine Corps on er of campus events and Junerose Reserve May Tuesday. March 25 Hodgson Co. "Home Ec?" dents led by Robert O. Blood. Jr., Jewelry third. 3 sth, lGth, and 17th. when Lieu- Klumker, attractive baron-twirl- 7:00 p.m. We, The People. Where "No." Fort Collins Trades* with son of New Hampshire's tenant Barnum makes his third governor, St - Malts - Sodas XJ. W. luncheon, in recognition of Delicious Ice Cream PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY of COLORADO ' O. their scholarship. Mrs. Amy 224 SOUTH COLLEGE PHONE 161 Par melee, dean of women, pre- sented the cup to the house. THURSDAY, MARCH an SIX THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN STATE BOARD APPOINTS HOMER J. HENNY AS DEAN OF AGRICULTURE DIVISION Blue Key fraternity of St. HOPE HAPNEY oj, New Dean Is Now Connected With A. W. College presents an an',, , S. Nominates ‘'Flunbers* Frolic," "Swing 'em On The Corner Like Swingin' Federal Insurance Corporation Officers Crop Monday On The Gate"—Is Square Dancers' Call OTnCRICE (Continued from page 1) Hapney Is Unopposed For Afi r war *i army >en! him To the famed • Montpelier Bird, Presidency; Willard And like The dancers are; Bonita “Swing ’em on the corner C hri: 1- r;ito airrie! liture. He graduated from Kan- " .. .-.tu*!;- Burton. Knaus Named for Now Russel Borgman, Leroy Vice-Prexy swingin’ on the gate! your Animal the of Mar- NOW sa- State as an Husbandry major, receiving degree late!” will be Brett Gray. Jim Fitzgerald. own if ye ain’t too Ther- - f - He v. a< after as herds- Nominations for next year’s of- will Francis, Ralph Foster, . . employed graduation one of the many calls that garet Stella ficers of the Associated Women in- on Douglas Jones. s;.a . rti • jv,re-l.r.’-d Shorthorn cattle of Shelleiiharger and An- send the Aggie square dancers Foster, Students were made at the meet- McKinstry, Dave Obcrwager, Ka- to action at Nederland. Colorado, ing of all Colorado State coeds in therine Rush, Hazel Ward, and March 21. N.-vt M : ii ] lac. d.a <'barge of some special research the ballroom of the Student Union Woodhouse. Mrs. Anna The boys clad in cowboy shirts Marjorie v-"t*k o 1 the of ■ 1 1 • governuc-tit on cost producing following the general assembly old fash- W. Buoy will act as chaperon. and levis and the girls in 4 } •hi‘ K ■*:' Kansas Fr 1924 to 1'(27 he Monday afternoon. Edith Gunn, training Sikes and Ivereth Bailey are a- •' .i -a an was ioned dresses, have been Mary of A. Cliff rnrnent uirh various agricul- president W. S. presided at AND waff manager of the Clover gov* for this exhibition under the' di- accompanists. the meeting. TOO'U Ranch Corporation, on** of the tural colleges designed to improve rection of William W. Green and lovirr largest farm properties of its type the crop insurance program. The election will be Thursday Ellen Marie Bahm. IS*27 he returned and any girl who is a member of to do many of Hears in Kansu*. In Mi SUnny was married in 192 4 The group plans Psychology Club A W. S. is to vote. The including t the former Gray re Cole of Cam- eligible the favorite quadrilles Waif nominees are: }!<■}•*■ Hapney. Speak Tuesday uvi*■ ,v-V:i 11if- only son, pres- “Hug 'em up tight and swing ’em research work on —is \\\ s ciimlMaie ident: Janet ii to did noteworthy 1 .!■' li< m\\ i ii< w fifteen Marian like thunder!”. They expect the teaching of economics and Knaus. viee-prt”” n: ; dance the heel-and-toe and i. y.;*rs old and is a sophomore in Virginia polka Frew, second- M'.’iiU. fa v. by !’:• UedHHiL marketing. He completed The re- high school Although the fam- Marjorie Fowler, the srhottisebe, the varsovienne if -• ft a ! i’rt<\ i Get a And Log, Boys, Mania Ann Col- number of sales of Dale Carne- ily i- at pr«—nt residing in Wash- vice-president; and some circle dances. Friends DURBIN of Agricultural lier, Williams, a book. 'How To Win in the Science ing ion. they maintain legal resi- Vergean treasurer; Since it would take nearly gie's Let's Go to Rockwell Genevieve 4 .” said Dr. Economics in 1925. (!*!>"< iri Manhattan. Kansas, Btechoft, May Stiles. week to reach their destination in and Influence People Virginia Bond, of Colorado State where Mr. Hcnny various secretary. horse and buggies, the group had W. T. Walt Fellowship owns in when he farm and town properties. Now, boys, just because “the Representatives to modernize a little and go College of Education After being granted a fellow- The the Psy- one and only" asks that you bring girls nominated for council cars. spoke to the members of ship by the Social Science Re- Formal expressions of apprecia- over a block of wood the next representatives are: sophomore chology Club whom he addressed search Council, he went to the tes of the- services of Newsom want to Evans, Phyllis Fax- evening. time that you have an class, Bobby Tuesday University of Minnesota to work and Binkley in their temporary Starts eve-nine don’t on, Marie Kennedy. Betty McClel- Two More Courses together, make the Wait's his doctor's degree. This was stations were adopted by the The general topic of Dr. fOBKIT CBMUNSS on land. Louise Linn, Barbara Tho- mistake of imagining that she 3:26 “mental His in 1929, and in 3 933 he attended board. Mr. Newsom will return speech was hygiene.” IffiCHA ABB Ruth Lund; Are wants to the time elsewhere mas. junior class. Proposed spend make friends the University of Chicago, where to full time service as dean of the opinion is that we Beiiry SteptestoL :00 Dora and that rhe block of w’ood is for Ann Champion. Elizabeth stimulate he continued his work on ’his de- Division of Veterinary Medicine with those who our per- Bitch and Baddy Esther Binford, Laura Kin- you to whittle on to while Wyes, Aggie Department 10:16 Mr Binkley will away Engineering sonal gree Two years ago he resigned and continue as ego. Universal Pittwrt Leone List. Winifred Smith; the time; because in the words of ne, Submits Outlines Of Two hiF job on the faculty of Kansas head of the Department of Horti- senior class, Catherine Lague, Re- Defense Edgar Bergen “You can always National Courses State to accept his present posi- culture and State Horticulturist. PLUS burn the wooden block” becca Scott. Judith Ford. Elvira tion at Washington. Since then The board’s appointment will be- Kniese. Fern Gardner Jnell Mit- According to professor A. R. ' I NOTICE THE SCREEN'S he has visited every state in the come effective on July 3. of this And that’s right. The girls in ROARING chell. Legault two more outlines for Na- i i ■ Union, making agreements for the year. Rockwell Hall now’ have fireplaces i CAVALCADE OF THRILLS! The election will be held at tional Defense Training courses I Ever', student expecting I —beautiful ones, complete with Ammons Hall and the results will have been submitted to the IT. S. of receive a degree at the 50 y«ars P andirons and fire-screens. So | to | oxc(*ii| be announced at the A. W. S. Hon- office of Education in Washing- Anoricoo Atoms... end of this May i 4fl what, with a cheery blaze being re- j semester, or Night. ton, D. C. for approval the re- oAvootoro...s&d as 26. 1941, should make for- flected off silken legs, the smell | j roMooctl sult of the need for tnen —— pressing ONCE f and flavor of toasted marshmal- | mal application at at trained in chemical explosives in- CO-liDiquette I the Office. I lows and lipstick, and the warm Is Registrar's Brayfield Chosen dicated by Secretary of War Stim- S. J McCracken. I and cozy Maze of the fire all f LRNDOF son. ganging Registrar. up on the boys at once, To Advise Barbs | { for College Men According to Secretary Stimson don't blame the boys if they just there is a serious need for chem- seem to ask to be domesticated LIBERTY Following the completion of a ists and inspectors who are train- 0 and brought to the altar. Just year’s service to the Independent the ed in field of explosives. Graduates from these CdiUdLf i blame the courses fireplace. Students Association. Mr. George The scheduled courses are to will seek jobs in the munition in- CECIL B.DcMiLLE F. Henry resigned his position as the first of June. Students start dustry. adviser Mar on h 5. Mr. Arthur with two Agronomy Club Meets one or years of college Amoi* the Stars you oil! set' chosen fill the n Brayfield was to chemistry will be eligible to regis- Claudette COLBERT Gar* COOPER MONTGOMERY vacancy by the Independent Coun- Robert Beße 01 VO ter for the primary course. In Come in and Try Our “Profited RAFT Lams! B*fir “MORE a relatively George Micro-pedology, cil and was presented with mem- this course four weeks will be Malts" also our ‘l'uclxj-VTudgj'’ new technique in soil examination, bership card and pin at the gen- spent on the subject of chemistry was the of discussion subject at eral Independent meeting last and the remaining four weeks Karmelkorn e date, never talk Shop the recent meeting of the Agron- night. will /Onabout another piri ex- be spent on the field of ex- Club. The science, still Veil totlie America Theatre omy only The Independent cept your mother. Council, com- plosives. a collection of & methods, consists posed of representatives from the Students with three or more of the soils micro-analysis of in dormitory, classes, Beta Xi house, years of chemistry will be eligible order to study its properties and and six representatives at. large, STARTSsrv Never tell a pal you’re a to register for the advanced aid in its classification. KAHM'S STUDIO 2 preat puy—it’s just possi- made the selection of the new ad- MICKEY ROONEY course which takes four weeks of ble she’ll find out for A committee consisting of Gor- viser on the basis of his interest QUALITY study ou the field of to In herself. explosives KODAK FINISHING don Rudolph and Lawson Weihing in student activities, administra- ANDY HARDY’S PRIVATE was appointed to make for tive adviser plans position, and personality. to the Independent Stu- “In by 9. Out by 4" SECRETARY" for is MUST- -1 college men a picnic for the members. 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