LAST DRAMATIC SPRING SPORTS CLUB PLAY TEAMS BEGIN THIS WEEK-END ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN COMPETITION
Published The By Associated Students Of The Colorado State in College Of A. & M.
VOLUME XLVIII FORT COLLINS, COLORADO APRIL 1939 THURSDAY, 13, NUMBER 28 Club Will Stop You Villian Dramatic Present High School Student Officers Wind Alley' As Last Play Hold Current Thespian Season Conclave On Our Campus
Sessions Will Include Active Harold McGrew Stars In T roduction Which Anderson Probes Two-Day Discussions, Trips, Baseball Investigates Criminal Psychology With Oriental Scheme Sightseeing Game, "D" Club And Thrilling, Interest-Provoking Plot Play “Shabby Shag" As Students Meet “Are honor societies amt awards democratic! What effect do A of the psychological study criminal—the queer mental sports have on other school activities! How does a student’s home “General Chiang Kai-shek is quirks which go to make up his anti-social attitude, is the message influence his school life!” one of the five most outstanding to be of the next play presented by the C. A. C. Dramatic club. of the believe.” men present age I These questions are ntnonp the many to he discussed by more "Blind Alley” is the title, and James is the Warwick author. stated Dr. J. E. Anderson at the than 200 Colorado hitfh school student body leaders as they meet It is to be presented Friday and Saturday nights, April 14 and 15. general assembly Monday after- on the Appir campus today and Friday. the word noon. He added, however, that Perhaps “study” seems incompatible with enter- The larpi group, of of more than 40 the great Chinese General’s wife composed delegates tainment to students. In this case, it is OangHtcr however, highl) exciting Harold McGrew lias a wrist lock on tile moll, Margaret was probably one oi the three schools’ students governing organizations, are attending the fourth entertainment. The criminal and his motives I “render gaM, but hero larry McMillan cries, expressed ‘‘Stop you \illlan,” and foremosc through women in the world. annual conference of the Colorado Association of High School Stii- jnrpam» to back his demand. To find the flaming guns and their threat of violent death is up outcome eee the Drama- ever-present op- Dr. Anderson lived in China for dent Councils. Veinon Wilson. tic Club by the keen intelligence and play Friday or Saturday night. posed fourteen years preceding 1932 and Fort Collins high school student sor Shelby, Larry McMillan; mental superiority of a psychology Mrs. has been back twice since then and state president of the associa- Shelby, Mary Taylor; Stew- Jeannette professor. Fred, Knapp Music so he is very well acquainted tion, Is In charge of the conven- art Case; Teddy Shelby, Douglas “Blind Alley” will Department Hall And Jamison end six with the situation in the Far East. tion. He is assisted by a commit- Weitzel; Nora, Rebecca Scott; Ag- Named Head weeks of effort the fifty-odd AWS by Presents He believes that the conflict be- tee of college students composed nes, Elizabeth Bradley; Hal Wil- Program of the club. In of members charge Place In tween the totalitarian Japan and Helen Hannah. Lucille Wilke. son, Mick McGrew; Maizie Stoner, High set are: At Honor of construction Bill China, ruled by a democratic dic- Jack Egan, Harold Short and An all musical is Night Margaret Prendergast; Buck, Paul program being Heath and Mary Netherton. Pre- tator, will last for at least two Jeannette Robinson. arranged the instructors in the Shiner; Nick. Howard Powelson. by Nebraska over Meeting siding their efforts and the years longer and hopes that it will Amidst the of Mother President Charles department of music for the gen- gaycty A. Lory and As the plot runs—Hal Wilson, work of the cast, are: Miss R. J. end In n stalemate. James McCain, eral assembly Monday, April 17. Goose and her cohorts. Jeunnette assistant to Dr. a gangster of Face” Nelson third director; Cal “Baby Taking two places in the China has held Wattles, Conrey, as- together as a Knapp was Introduced as the new Lory, of Colorado State College; The program will be presented in caliber, with his girl friend and oratory division in the speech con- sistant director; Shirley Prender- country for six thousand years and elected of the Asso- Dr. Arnold Joyal. chairman the Old Main auditorium at 3:00 ly president of the two pals take possession of the ferences held at Nebras- coordinator. Jo Prucha Hastings, has been able to absorb gast. is o’clock. always ciated Women Students at the an department of education of the home of Professor Shelby. This ka, April 1, Colorado State handling the difficult of com- any intruders who attempted to job prop- Gregory Bueche will direct the nual honor night on March 29. Pnlverslty of Denver; and Dr. home is in a secluded section over- pleted its next to last participation conquer erty manager; Thelma Christen- the great nation, hut Dr. Clifford Houston, director of symphonic band in several num- The honor night la a custom and ex- looking a lake on which Wilson in conferences for the year. son. costumes; lights by Ralph Anderson is of the opinion that It tension of the bers and Paul Gavert Is in charge the last few years has been made University of Colo- plans to boat. Wilson Helen Jamison and Robert Hall escape by will be to do this to Giddings, assisted by Joe Howard. Impossible rado. ar« to he the speak- of the vocal solos for the pro- Into a social event. This year among tells that he were the Aggies cast Shelby intends the who won In the The is made up of Profes- Japan. ers at the various sessions, gram. each of the sororities and a group most family no violent harm unless they men’s and women’s contests. De- of which will be held In of independent students presented Amnions interfere with his plans. baters won five out of their six- hall. skits, around the theme of Mother teen debates. while the The professor Is at first inter- Scribblers Close extemp Koontz, Durrell Goose and another new addition Aggie Greeks will he on their speakers failed to place during ested in Wilson only as a new type good behavior when they entertain 24 the meeting. The conference was of mentality to be studied. But, Tryouts April the official delegates In their vari- Collegiana attended by eight schools with top Construct angered by the murder of Fred, Magic ous houses for the two-day confer- to and a and friend, ranking going Wesleyan MARJORIE DECKER young protege and Anybody interested in Scrib- By ence. Fraternity members will fifth place to Colorado State. spurred on by a sense of social re- blers club, campus writers organi- Eye Spectograph show off their houses and the out- The extemp contests were won sponsibility, he determines to play zation, should submit a tryout be- standing members of their organi- by Wesleyan and "1 t aught my boy friend flirt- the fixations fore 24 Dr. Hastings; ora- upon and mertal April to Westfall or In their time Dr. Philip spare zations when they entertain male i»g." tory by Wesleyan; and debate by twists of the gangster and destroy Miss Thomas of the English de- G. Koontz of the physics depart- delegates at luncheon Hastings Thursday “Yeah, that's how I caught his and Kearney. Wesleyan mind. partment. ment and Dr. L. W. Durrell of the noon as the women guests attend mine.”—Silver and Gold. and Hastings are both the Tryouts can be either short Wilson is awed and bewildered botany department have built a a luncheon of the Associated top three schools having Pi Kappa stories, poems, or by the professor’s keen insight essays. magic eye spectograph that may Women Students. Delta chapters in the United who was that man I “Daughter, and understanding of his tortured, help solve some of the problems A full program of States. Pi Kappa Delta is the na- meetings, ww last you kissing night?** warped thoughts. Wilson’s wierd- of agriculture in Colorado. dances, sightseeing ahout Robert Frost To tional honorary speech fraternity trips the "What time was It?”—Student ly violent adolescent life had been This instrument would have in the colleges. campus, and several other Inter- life. spent amid the vice and filth of a cost $2,800 if purchased. Since esting events is planned for the Delegates to the convention large manufacturing town. His Appear In Fort this amount was not available on group, mostly high school from Aggies were Eleanor McGow- seniors. ' Many auto rocks are due to earlier the State the professors years and crimes have left campus, The delegates will an, Ann Cornelius. June Morrison. attend the Ag- tight nuts. decided to build the "magic eye” festering spots in his mind, al- Collins April 25 Edith Gunn. Helen Jamison. Clin- gle-Wyomlng baseball game Fri- themselves and at cost though he has superficially con- did so a of ton Anderson, Robert KHpple. day afternoon, the Dramatic club And now a of Cali- $2OO, University vinced himself that do not Robert Frost is a “neighborly only Dr. Durrell said. they Lowell Bland, Lowell Watts, Rob- t lay “Rlind Alley.” n special dance fornia scientist has a The large quartz spectograph developed matter. To quote Professor Shel- farmer" whose homely speech is in ert Hall, and Herbert L. Curry, Thursday the Student Union new kind of nutcracker. It will be used in the ex- by from the “These rotten the native tongue of rural America botany depart- the play, debate coach. and “Shabby Shag” Friday plodes the shell from the inside. ment for detecting small traces of social conditions have produced a from coast to coast, according to evening. The last event for the organiza- chemicals in growing In JKA \ N KTTE KNAPP man as dungerous to society as a Mrs. Vlnke of the English depart- plants tion is a debate with Regis col- But play will not be the main Professor’s this the mineral comment on fresh- mad dog. He must be ment. Like Whittier his subjects way content of destroyed lege and a legislative of of the representatives assembly was the atlon of “The purpose man theme: public “You «how original- as such.” are rooted In our soil; unlike plants can be found nnd this may the Colorado and Wyoming when they convene. Skirt,“ a bulletin of the A. W. S. Several top- ity in your work, but confine It Whittier his language, too, Is lead to the solution of certain Shelby regrets his role of exe- schools April 29 at Colorado ics for discussion and deliberation Josephine Westerdoll Is the new to your spelling!” rooted in that soil. problems affecting agriculture cutioner, but weighs the one life Springs have been suggested by Mr. Wil- first vice-president. Charlotte Van “I’m going out to fetch the lit- The Instrument also can be used against the who will die If and others of many de Steeg. second vice-president . son the committee Penn Cleveland, to study food, blood, viruses, and College, pur- tle calf Wilson lives. He settles grimly to In addition to the topics previous- Grace Knapp. secretary; and chased a new hut bankrupt That’s stnnding by his mother. vitamins. the task of disintegrating the Silver To ly stated others will he “fn what Spruce Edith Gunn, treasurer. been used ti.OOA.fHN> skyscraper for *230.- It’s so young The spectogrnph has gangster’s mind. He and his fam- way does a democratic form of elected OOA; for by corporations for Senior girls to serve on made necessary alterations It totters when she licks it with years ily always in danger of being mur- government Influence ihe attitude Go To Printers the AWS council are Virginia snd metals now has a complete college her tongue.” studying nnd ores, hut li« (Continued on page fi) of students* Are student leaders villi in Mclntyre, Helen Roberts >n. and i I assrooms, labs, This single-minded use biology is more recent library, expression of today democratic or dictator Eileen Haakenson. Juniors and of continued belief in the Dr. Durrell nnd his staff in the are gymnasium, pool dormitory our April Fifteenth !nl Nadine Hartshorn. Margaret Oen- under one roof. Esther “good earth” as tne backbone of botany department want the spec- Montgomery for nington, and Pauline Lough, Americanism has won him recog- tograph studying the peach All copy for printing and en- while sophomore members will he He: “What is this lump In the Dies An nition from publishers and college yellows disease In the peach trees Ann Frink Following graving for the Silver Spruce will Betty of the Western The Instru- Janet Willard. Frances Best, and cottage dear?” president-;, at home and abroad, Slope. pudding, he in the bands of the publishers ment will he used to Shirley Wire. Attends She- **if, must be a hit of the Influenza Attack ns the true contemporary voice of help find Convention by April 1 f» . says Bill Madsen, edi- America. what chemical elements are miss- TIo, the senior women's honor foundation.” tor of the annual. Sections to be trees Robert Frost will give a lecture ing In the nffected and the ary, announced the following as Betty Anne Frink, of Esther Montgomery, senior stu- finished this week are the Index, president “He the 25th of amounts In which they are absent. new members: Shirley Prender- the Spur organization the Slate was kicked out of school dent in the home economics de- here on the campus life, and on campus sports. This f«T may give n lead to the solu- gast, Jeannette Knapp, Josephine campus, will leave this afternoon cheating.” partment, died at the Longmont April, The contracts call for the hooks tion of the problem. (Continued on page six) for Los Angeles. California, to at he was caught counting hospital Tuesday from compllca- to be delivered in Fort Collins by hi* To identify the chemical ele- tend the national convention of ribs In a physiology exam.” Costello Publishes May 15. This will be the week be- ments In a plant, small parts of Spur. The meetings will he April fore finals and the hooks will be the plant are burned In an «lectric 17, IR. and 19 on the University Whatever happens! to that llt- Ecology Pamphlet distributed that week. The proof Barbs Sponsor arc lamp. In which they give off of Southern California ITirl in the cotton stockings? reading and final checking of the campus. lines of light that are photograph- book been started. Nothing! Dr. David F. Costello, of the has already ed on film inside the speetogrnph. “Shabby Shag” —Silver ami Gold. Rocky Mountain forest and range Since these light lines are differ- experiment station, has Just pre- Vocational Head ent for different chemical ele- Prizes for the best costume for “BONER" 'pologle* to a study Ag Sandburg: pared a booklet containing ments. it is possible to identify the both boys and girls will be award- An Idea comes course for forest rangers of Colo- Of the Week Visits On elements In each plant substance. ed at the Independent students (>n little feet. Campus cat. MONTGOMERY rado and Wyoming. ESTHER “Shabby Shag” dance which la to H "Its material .lust out of The pamphlet contains be held In the men's Dr. H. B. Swanson, who Is in gymnasium following influenzn. Funer- Hy mind's reach tions nbout ecology, the study of grasses One charge of teachers training work this Friday night. of the economics classes And were held Friday after- NOTICE then moves on. al services and o'her plants and their reac- In education of Vocational Agri- During the Intermission of the got Into a discussion on statistics in Boulder. will be avail- noon tions to grazing, and culture for the Federal Board of dance there will be a shag exhibi- the other day and during the ar- a daughter of Mr. All Heritors who expect to Alumnus: I want to do some- Esther was able to all Colorado State College Tickets for guing which Vocational Education spent three tion. the affair are for an example was given Montgomery, She graduate must most In Old •hlng for die old college. Prof. and Mrs. 0, C. * students interested In the subject. Colorado sale at Mr. Simonds office today dealt with the birth rate In the *v days of this week on the Main auditorium Immediate- “ made near Longmont May 14, a lot of What was born money. and tomorrow and world State campus. cost fifty cents today. W0,,1,A member of the ly after general assembly you What 1916 and was a suggest? study Only One Mixer! The will Bill Watson finally the floor Dr. Swanson is an inspector fer “Shaggallers” play for got r for Monday, April 19, to fill out e\c,.l in? Boulder chapter of Rainbow r . _____ work in voca- the dance and have the and discoursed on the subject and According Mr. C. O. Slmonds, teachers training an 'implication promised pof church. to for a diploma. my Prom girls and the Presbyterian , ‘ Fine, boy. your that will present ended declaring. “There are mixer this wcek- tional education nnd Is visiting at also be sponsors they up by older sis- there will be one Announcements can Achievements 111 college 1 would Olive Montgomery, an Interesting babies horn under six The donee the various colleges and universi- some unique ann mu- more being *u of Colorado > end, Saturday night. ordered at that time. gßmt tliat ter, is a graduate you endow a girls' sic. months of than ever before.” ties to Inspect their set-up. age will begin at 9:80. ionnltorj.—Utah Chronicle. State. THURSDAY, APRIL 13 10„ TWO THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN found. '
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And Zla the Zlnnlao they , Week p 1 rocky mounTHin coLLEGinn This on the Campus Spilling the Mustard roar hair. tha writer ... of th i, co, RUEREL **t tin* AModstod S»ud«l« of BA WHENCE admits that l*abli*h«i Rrny Thurwlaj- by By this week s ]ok« Thursday. April 13 of the lowest THE COLORADO STATE COLLEGE OF caliber, bHt 4:oo—Girls’ Glee Club. Ammons Hall. . lack of material he AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC ARTS had to 7:ls—Modern Dance Class. where the body 1 !Vinl/’wJ bj th/* Robimoa IViming Company Ammons Hall. bounding X mar cs the spot what ever ha could find. Here's to the happy, Z OFYICBB: fU*ook til. Johnson Phone 63T flea. 1 42 Wwf Oak Street IYt
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7:ls—Home Economics Club. Ammons Hall XXX Is so modest Jack Taylor Circulation Manager The editors girl leave the room to Notice—Mr. Earle Peed, supervisor of Agricultural and Indus- that she has to Ei’lT HIAL. STAFF mind. trial Development for Union Pacific in eleven treatern state®, will be change her Elizabeth Toting News the speaker at the Livestock Club Monday night. XTX Charlene Treaner Features ... and now Just to fill up space
Partbrna Pi — Society ire ... lesson in your Notice—All students interested in Dairy Manufactures and inter- we will give you a Herb Anderson Sports in Ff ABC’s . ested curing work in Dairy Manufactures this summer should see .. Marjorie Decker 1 Exchange . the Alibi budge. John L. Mooney in the dairy building this week. A is no one can Ruby Pel r-an Proof Reader B is the Big shot who speak.i to Pearl Strob Rewrite the judge. Notice—Student Council will meet Tuesday. April 18. at 7:30 in Union building, C is the Cop that your money can News Reporters—Frances Boyer. Sally Van -e, Maricn Redmond. the Student according to Jack Egan, president. fix, Lyle Ugg-tt ,...r,d ;.n Weaver Virginia Stone. Betty Crowder, La- big brothers, D is for the copper s rina Zabel. Leslie Sackelt. Ruth Brownell. Hope Hapney. Sbirlee Peas- the Dicks. ley. Betty Mae Willard, Frank Kimball, Judith Ford, Shirley Wire. SIX- PLACES E is the Exposure that waits on a Kenyon Vail. Eldon Anderson. Polly Brown. Anna Mae Nelder. Ethel sap: mae Brown. Margaret Anne Graham. Betty Ann Frink. Virginia Jarrell. ILL WINDS F Is the Fall-guy you frame for Margie Bonham. Anne Garrett. Mildred Adams. Ann Cornelius. Mar- * a rap. garet Preston. i G is Gun-moll who helps on ah Miller, Lorna Braland. Rachelle your Society Reporters—-Mary A 1 “It’s An 111 Wind That | the lam: Pauline Stmonds. Mary I.u taMMn Kay Sweeney, Trypboen Fntcell, Blows Nobody Good" H is the Hideoui to which you Lough. Mary Lou Hull. ——O O—. can scram. Feature Reporters—Eleanor Thompson. June Morrison. Bob Hos- I is for the Inquiry held at the tetler. Irene Anderson. Juanita Huppe, Harry Nure. vacation culminates, the its in rather than As the travelling autos Jail. Reporters—John Rosboril, Bill Kenny. Bob Olson. Sports the custom. lull in gossip subsides ... One busses as was And J for the Jack yon will need Business Staff—K. C. Rock. Margaret Blair. Ruth Wallace. Jud must that the Hamil twins Jack Tracy feels as though he for your bail. Rotlert. Edna Poyner. looked cuite cute on Easter Sun- should only have lost one of his sometimes K is th*» Knockout you day chatter states five played matches rather than . .. Campus must pack.
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as . . . We have noted ihat Ed Mc- AT ONCE Colorado State is extremely lucky in havinsr the -tpte conven- the acclaim of fellow students Jack. Cracken becoming being one of the best dressed is well trained M is the who tion of high school student councils meeting here on the campus Mouthpiece squares on this campus Don —Sunday night he was observed women . .. np a job. ami tomorrow The delegates are the outstanding high today carrying a charming miss’ bags . Krowe and Ann Carmichael have N is the Night club that fronts .with Conference Telephone Servlet school students from all over Colorado and we take trreat pleasure of bags, Jack been seeing a great deal of each ... Speaking as for the mob. them. Egan in welcoming other lately ... What the Inten- escorted his lady love O is the Opener, served in a glass: at oftenwished it were Vernon Wilson. are can not be determined around the Denver bus depot a An Aggie committee has keen working with tions But P is a Pineapple, full of tear- probably possible npproached and asked if he "Tex” Howell has been spend- redcap YOU’VEbe several at Fort Collins High School boy who is president of the organization, gas. to in places once. Today—in might ing most of his time with a little, not carry his hag—Notice- lie when the G-men Qt you must effect—it is and have 1 a full and 'hcv hope interesting siuple. together they prepare erruptp-d Mr. Egan perfectly blonde, high school number ... ably sharply get warm. some of the visitors will la* look- replied. "Hell no. I’ll her Conference Service, program. However, undoubtedly Olin Little likes his wine, women, carry Never using the Rod yon pack un- Through Telephone up themselves at various times and conse- and As the number "Hold myself." ing around the campus by song ... der your arm. to six telephones (more by special arrangement) student should take it himself to them have Tight" gains the favor of the Then again we wonder why Max S is for Stir, where you’ll land if all others talk quently every on help can be connected. You and the swing maddened fans, we are forc- James chose to teach the High you’re hot. a good time in every way possible. as as fare to face. ed recall that student together freely though to many a School Algebra rather than His- T is the Time that you do when this service val- has been nsing it as a theme song tory— That causes much talk. you're caught. Many are finding extremely PARTICULAR NOTHING IN for years—Sig Matson Is fruitless- Maxie ... Carl Luft uses the U Is the Undertaker, lays ’em out uable. It promotes quick interchange of ideas—- than ly trying to "hold tight" to a lass Since last week was spring vaeation. news se. ms seareer Steinway in the Student Union a i ight: and settles problems —saves time money. in Del Norte ... Herb Garlitz is deal—Now V is the Victim the comment great all we suggest you toss in Jews in Germany and subjects for editorial seem even service lad that doesn’t bluff Bell more and more one easily— Is that he learns how to play . night. Fitting System this column will he in general and farther between so on things makes in- He very recently def'ed Prof. Rob- Lon Engleberg and MaurJne Klin W’s the Witness who gets out of closely to users’ needs your telephone
nothing in particular. ertson’s threat to give a F to any- ker have been practicing up on the town. creasingly valuable. six weeks to we all the home stretch of one who would light a fuse in For- peckin', With only go are on shaggin*. suzy oueln’ and NOTICE of the seniors, for good—we est Engineering Herbie lit the everything else in the line of Jit- the year and some us. are finishing fuse and made Scotty back All Freshman baseball re- water terin’—They hope to cop all the men hope. However, in the short time remaining until school is over port Coach I>ora McDonald this ... We can’t think much of the prizes ... Cassanova Fleming had to as there are more scheduled events than in any other twiee long iu:m. ii i i rnoM systim idea of our baseball doing i.is face week. squad slapped during the vaca- the organization on the is period during year. Every eampus tion—Our source of information dance, banquet, planning at least one spring formal dance, dinner Chem Clubbers Will blushingly faltered when asked why .. was annual picnic. or beer bust. Your correspondent Hold also slapped in the face but not Likewise the athletic program is “chuck full” for the remain Yearly Picnic physically .. See all during baseball you rler of the year Every week end now will see a gam-. a SURE HAVE. JUST the week and will pass on all I At the night meeting of P* SEEMS TO ME I'M NOT tenni- meet while most of the fraternity I will Monday ■ track me»1. and toys hear. ' fill up with this 4 the Phemlstry club. It was decided to lie getting up at five o'clocl. one or two mornings a week pur GETTING A LOAD OF THE REAL to havs the annual picnic at the MELLOIN-SMOKING tieipate in intramural baseball games, During vaeation we had the Fort Collins water works on May ■ JOV IN PIPE-SMOKING. * CASH & CARRY PRINCE pleasure of watching the baseball nine in two games ami they look first. ALBERT AND Mi GOT ANY POINTERS? J Conch Clark ha- five or six Professor as if they might go place- Andy pitch- Irwin’s class. "Chem- Cleaner 'GO TO TOWN’ ON Colorado about in and he at least istry of Industries," pro- COATS and lIRKSSKS ers who are equal ability proposes to use vided the program. Anthony Fer- 143 West Oak Street PiPc PLEASURE! 41 two in everv encounter. ko talked de-inklng on newspapers The tennis team won five out of seven matches on *heir tmrr. by henonlte obtained from south- Kansas and Hard work •terming tour through are now at preparing ern Wyoming Wayne Draper talk-
for the conference campaign Incidently the racket wtelders won ed on process of making glass \trgi*** Alwajra Welcome invisible while Malcolm Thrasher all their matches that were played outdoors the two that they In track Coach Hughes is looking forward to a lietter team process of growing plants by chemicals In tanks. James Gro- this season’s is nothing to brag 11 than last year altho?igh squad Dee Brown Barber shong told of lighting highways 0110111. Resides these sports the football backs and ends are work by sodium lights. Shop > ami basketball drill three ing out two days a week the players 13 Chain Prompt ServlrT "Vour Ffrttt Shop Down J..h IsHfeg: times a week. Town” This week end the Dramatic club stages its last performance NOTITK lit South College real in Prince «ix weeks smoking joy for you of the year a play they have spent preparing. AND SAY There’sAlbert’s P A. is Owner of small ranch big red tin of choice tobaccos. So there sc- m«to lie plenty to keep everyhotly “humping” up RAA.’S EXTRA “no-bite” - COOLFS, Bear Creek Canon above treated smokes MILDER, from until the pnd of without all the term and now May papers TASTY TOO. with full of your Troutdale has an opening rich, body, right down to the heel around in order. In other final exams that will be rolling short ON’T MISS !1 the for a caretaker who under- Pipe. DRAWF EASY and BURNS SLOW all words tve can’t -tart slowing down yet we’ll have to plug- MEN this keep stands gardens and flowers. . while, too, because it’s “crimp cut.” Get in on Living and ging for another six weeks. quarters a salary princely smoking today. OoPTtW*** will be furnished. It will be It J. n i m t '» possible to batch In the liv- flfcuk r SAVE! 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Alber BURNING P PI HhH«*ff«*r’ii IVn* nml I’lixlN (JunlM,* nn«l IK*|H*nd«hUlty RITTER, Optometrist CIGA«tTT& TOBACCO \\ i X PtKMin Wllmmi Iltiildlnic. l>t*lr« the 141 ROUTS OOLMM national joy smoke mTT?.SDAY, APRIL 18, 1939 T THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN THREE Expert"Apple Polishing" Is Fine Art Graduate Presents Thorpe Speaks To NOTICE According To Some Aggie Practitioners Volume To Livestock Clubbers A Los Angeles family who Library "Use will spend the summer on a SOCIETY Johnson’s Floor way," ex- But. if dear teacher doesn't go for The Colorado State library has Dr. Frank Thorpe of the veter- ranch 12 miles of claimed an lad in south Aggie answer to them, be A-l on feed- an "yes-man". recently roceived a copy of "Japa- inary department spoke By LORNA BRALAND Leadville, Colorado, and who the question, "What, is the best A prominent senior engineer nese Mublc" by Hisao Tanabe, ac- lot diseases of sheep to the Live- will entertain a number of way to apple polish?” But most says to ask plenty of questions—- cording to Mr. James Hodgson, li- stock club members Monday night. ladß people during the summer and lassies today agree that questions the that will give prof brarian. This copy was presented The disease Dr. Thorpe discuss- want an instructor (guide using elbow grease on apples defi- chance a to show that he has slav- by Glen A. Bruner, who was grad- ed were coccidiosis, overeating, >=< and tutor) for three to eight nitely defeats its own purpose. ed for his doctor’s degree. Never uated from State In 1917 and who sore mouth, and urinary calculi vacation over—the end of children from seven to just May seems quite far dis- This ask that teacher Spring apple polishing is a touchy questions poor is now attached to the American which were illustrated by slides. twelve years old. does There’s the a business. can’t But it—actually? Spur dance, class It must be done in a answer. Above all, don’t be Embassy at Tokyo. He also showed slides on the vari- The man should be expe- dance subtle w smarter than professor. That The Illustrated of found In or two, this dinner dance, ray. Study your prof. Nev- your volume is with ous types worms rienced in handling horses er mention his is Just playing cards for a that dislikes. Play up your pictures of various musical instru- sheep. Dr. Thorpe emphasized the spring formal, a convention and be familiar with ranch to his "D". peculiarities. Then make ments and Mr. Hodgson says that importance of crowding sheep in here, a conclave there—to life. Any junior or senior say use of device excellent the feedlot for of dis- every your two cyl- Home economists agree that the pictures from an in- prevention who Is interested should see of a or nothing writing paper so inders can create, but troduction to music which eases. . go easy. flattery works if used on the op- seems Jim McCain in the place- and on that work to western catching up A sorority lass that the posite sex. Batting lovely eye strange ears. says ment bureau for further in- Bruner "Some of wi were going to do vaca- average of the chapter can be lashes and displaying shapely legs Mr. writes, spring formation. A married man Only Expert Operator* oozed if the invite get place in a hurry. But our ‘Aggie’ friends might be inter- Employed tion. up girls their you no is preferred. ested to know that wife (Edith profs to be chaperones for ail the frequent friendly visits and spe- my * * Permanent Waves 92.75 Up So much to cram into that A nationally known pen Williams, 1919) and I are en- dances. And of course it helps If cial care of prof’s kiddies in pre- six manufacturing company has very Short weeks! But isn’t grossed in the study of the Japa- Eberle Beauty Shop gals In practice houses send out school works wonders. an opening for a college HO West Ouk Street it fun I language, dinner invitations And out that a cer- nese our assignment to any and all rumors are graduate who ts interested i >*< instructors. tain English teacher gives "A’s" here continuing through Novem- and has had some experience THE to those who beat him in ber of this year." ANNUAL Easter A only can zoology student seems to in sales work. The starting ping-pong. Try Our Kodak breakfast of that a suddenly acquired Finishing Sigma Alpha Epsi- salary will be $2OO a month speak As a last resort you might Ann Cornelius, Herb Anderson. passion for tennis helps a lon was held at the chapter lot if from which the man must to the prof as often as possible, Marvin Parker, and Lowell Bland. Kahm's your prof happens to be a tennis Studio house Sunday morning. pay his own expenses. See Spring call him by his full title, his enthusiast. carry And too, kind as- Jim McCain for further in- flowers of the fraternity’s colors 120 West Oak books his errands, and Phi has banned sistance with tomato plants home, run Alpha fraternity used helps formation. . were as center pieces. Cor- make a fuss over his dog. the use of paddles on freshmen in to pave the road to that “A". sages of yellow roses and violet all of Its 34 chapters. A rare freshman is still a sweetpeas gal were given the girls at- firm believer in the sob stuff, and the breakfast. tending During the S We Your she that Girls TO ALL STUDENTS Play breakfast swears a never-fail meth- Spur Stage Is music was furnished by Harrison Prexy I have opened a Public office ll od is the wearing of a bedraggled Requests, That's Our a string trio. Marvin Franz Mey- where I am prepared to do all look to encourage pity. You know Annual Dance At Of Pi Delta ers sang two numbers accompan- Kappa S Hobby that "I’ve been working kinds of typing, and when rushed ied all night’’ by Miss Esther Bradley. for call Am expression. That both time, me. an experi- The really slays Officers HARRY Kueste Included Jean Ammons Saturday **f Pi Knppa Delta for- 1 HUNT assistants and associates. And enced stenographer with several Branham. Dorothy Simmons. Doris Simons. Bobby Whaley, Marthellcn ensic honorary were elected at And His to credit. Give me a Margaret Preston. carry lots of books to complete years my [Zi Margaret Ann Graham. Shirley Wire, Jo DW- their last regular meeting. Rill A spur to represent each pledge trial and be convinced. Located elbiss, Elaine Thelma the plan. Push. Mcllone, Laßonna Edith Harrison was elected Orchestra Winn, Gunn, will decorate the walls of Ammons president; | with the Harold B. Deane Pauline Jo Agency, Strausc, Prucha, Cecelia Bush. Ann Day dreaming sophomores ask Harry Ferguson chosen Mary tnglefleld, Lau- when the was as GREELEY Hall Saturday evening 100 West Mountain. Phone 577. Ferguson, Mildred Ann Martin. Elizabe'h teacher for advice on their future, rene Klnghorn, Orpha South- vice-president ; Ida Ferguson will Spur girls stage their annual semi- ANNA V. INGERSOLL, M Box 1441 Phone 758 wick, Marguerite and that the Sarrett, Margarot Hamll, Ruth they always say serve as secretary-treasurer. Stu- Brownell, Shirley Hub- formal dance. Vaughn’s Johnny Public Stenographer.—Adv. bell. Judy Lane, Helen Mildred course is Interesting. (Eco- Brack, Kamil, Ragan, very dent council representatives elect- Betty orchestra will play and all girls on Jean Paine, Nadine Shlrlee nomics profs say that doesn’t Hartshorn, Peasley, Betty ed were Bill Harrison and Bob Crowder, Beth the campus are invited to attend, Dlnnebeck, Claudlne work.) Rucker, Jeanne Hill, Lucille Hall. Felln, Dorothy according to Betty Anne Frink, THE BFST FOR THE LEAST Graefe, Eleanor McCraney, Helen While in school sit in the front Hannah, Catherine Cobb. Vivian At the meeting ihe follow- Roy, who is the president of the organi- same We the latest are Featuring very styles in finger waving Mary Beth Hekkers. and Charlie McCarthy Mary Olive Netherton. Laura Alice List, row wear a Jane zation. ing members were initiated: Bob Shampoo an > = < TO CELEBRATE the of vacation teginning a group of Oam ma Phis met in Denver on April 1 for lunch at “Bennett’s” and attended a show in the afternoon. >=< DURING SPRING vacation Rollv Stoddard. Buck .Tones, Don Doty .and John Roberts visited the Sigma Chi houses at Kansas University, Lawrence, Kansas: Missouri University, Columbia. Mis- IT’S GREAT souri; Nebraska University, Lincoln, Nebraska; and Washington Uni- versity, St. Louis, Missouri. > =< FIFTY MEMBERS of the Women’s Association of Colorado FUN TO SMOKE State Johnson Hall attended a tea at on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. R. F. Bourne and Mrs. E. F. Resek poured. The tables were decorated with spring flowers. LIKE >=< CAMELS. I OPEN HOUSE was held on Easter Sunday by Colorado Delta of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. >=< THEIR MILDNESS TRI PSI Mothers’ Club of Delta Delta Delta held a covered dish luncheon at the chapter house on Wednesday during spring vacation. AND DELICATE >=< THE VACATIONS of Mrs. Myrtle Simons. Kappa Alpha Theta housemother, and Mrs. Marian Baimer. Delta Della Della housemother, were spent In Denver. TASTE > =< « RECENT dinner guests; Kappa Alpha Theta: Mrs. George Wilson; American Commons Club; George Fleishman; Sigma Uhl: Jim Wilson. >=< EASTER week-end guests: Alpha Gamma Rho: Sant Combs. Denver; Sigma Phi Epsilon: Alva Finkner of Akron. 1 Home Ec Club Was make some contribution »o home economics each year are the pur- of the club. Organized In 1909 poses Among outstanding contribu- tions of the club was the purchas- fool c sort of out of place ing of the first and *r hf department’s re ’” ‘ began W. E. Pyke whon ho only set of dishes in 1911. In 8Pf>kc to fifty girln of Homo Eco- 1912 and 1913 it gave $2O to the nomics lub on the altitude lab- 'V Ellen 11. Richards Memorial Fund. oratory Mr. Pyke’s talk and dem- In 1 923 a table was bought for onstration of the altitude labor- Ammons Hull. ti, >iiory * compelled one of the first Home Economics club is still coKianiH of the twenty-ninth year very active—and by the way, girls =s^-1 * lnco the club’s establishment. V* —there’s a very efficient refresh- Sin* ~ 1909 home economics ma- ment committee, and can they a -orß r have studied in problems make spice tea? Just drop around y U), ne management vocational ani} for an hour or so on second and ,n home and the economics, fourth Monday nights of * vp been by entertained plays, month and get in on Interesting 8 iir '’ d , aQ debates on Monday eats. programs and good ,l best Camels >Khts its twice at i a month. for smoking pleasure Klve I broader views of home Twenty-five per cent of the gnomics, to provide opportunity Holy Cross College student body °r P‘ I iHonal development, and to are studying Greek in the original. THURSDAY, APRu, FOUR 18 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN Colorado State Nine, Flushed With Home Sweet Home Victory In Two Contests, Runs Into State Untried This Week Sport Spots Wyoming Cowboys By HERB ANDERSON Colorado State and Wvominp University launch play in the baseball afternoon the **■-ason Friday on Aggie field, and will meet for rematch atrain or Saturday. athlete In football and track lasiiiartl toll, Slate Utnw C. r. and n 1 in* ?i I■n* of the *'Rip Four” league (officially ymts aisle with Miss Elisabeth Botin will walk down Ihe on May Z« for the “Bijr 7”'. w .11 bats with non-conference clubs over the will take place In Uvermora. The couple marriage which are pht*^ k. The Buff* and Nebraska of the Six” M w “Bijr will stag** their Volz ha* a coaching Job next 111 live In Center where year. infer***.-tioi ai a? B*.alder, while the Pioneers little the Oreo- Bears, of the men'll ia lined with Iron lev State Tlie front lawn gym Innnu, am instructlon of the Andy Clark's player* shifting and alternating lo be used in the n new balrony veteran his men girder* which hto The both on tin- cant hP’c of Ihe gym. balcony, which were favored to ends in order to strike a natural com- t*. installed lx «clit* with next fall, will accommodate 000 of their harrain bill the Cow. bination Otherwise, the team is uln] to he completed by people tor minor sports ran off in the boys. who are opening ibelr sec- a topnotch one. Quine. Christner home bankethall games and gym. ond year of diamond campaigning and Ernst will roam the outfield track took the frosh team with an inexperienced outfit, State rerularly aud together with Pet- Boulder's varsity squad to a Ike at ers in a held lost Saturday. vantty boys ■bowed plenty of power the Gansraan. and Ryel will pro- eleaning. meet were buhhd but after that it all plate In their exhibition games vide batting punch in support of until the field events came along, waa over for the frosh, was high point man. against Mine* and Greeley, a* pitchers Jorgensen. Otsuki. Doyle. freshmen, Gordon I.earned, they powdered the opponent*' Sbay. and Wherry. Adams. Click, Bob Denson, and Rma football pitching freely. Denver and Colo- and Okamoto will see steady Warren Stimuli, lack, players ser- «ks looked vice afflicted with twisted knees hare their rado have also «trong in around the infield during the have l*-en casta and tape off starts, to hobble around all wincing their pre-season season. now and seem to be able right. Denson ts m, indicating there will be a triangu- practlre and it is hoped that Stinnett sad Jack A crop of 4 0 rookies reported Ooach “Dor" Jones’ trailer was home to the Aggie tennis porting for will folios players when they went on a hnrn>iorining for loop title. lar tussle the to Coach Lora McDonald for fresh- uw thro«Kh Kuw during suit noon. «prtn* rmrmtian. Th*j are shown shore taking their mum- while on the trip. The only uncertain spots in the man baseball Monday. McDonald In thr background left to right. Jack ire, Tracy, George Oox. sad VI ConAeney. while Dole Oaken in Kitting the has fcis Coach Btl Haynes, D. U. track mentor, Farmer lineup appear to be in candidates batting balls tm the floor con.tming with “Dor” Jones. Incidentally, eoneedes the been all victory for the meet, between the two schools infield, where Clark has over the lot. and promises to Aggies a Saturday nuotly select his frosh team within the Ixvauw* of our RpHntrre. 7-5, 9-11. 6-4: Aulburg defeated next ten days of daily stickworfc. Clarksmen Take Tennis Players Oakes 7-5, C-2; Hoffman defeated defeated Jacob- *-•• Meet 6-0, 6-2: Connelly Connelly and Tracksters Connelly 6-3. 6-4; Crist defeated Cot and defeated son 6-3. 7-5. Doubles, Lysell Altenbery and Baseball Is Pair Cox 4-6. 8-6. 6-2. Oakes and Tra- Hollander Next Of Practice Win Five Matches 6-2. l-«. 7-8. Olson defeated Tracy and Oakes Denver Saturday cy defeated Johnson and Aulburg Intramural 6-3. 5-7. Crist Sport Baseball Clashes On Kansas Jaunt 7-5; Hoffman and defeated Connelly and Cox 6-2. The Aggie track team wf!l tra- 6-4. Intramural baseball will vel to Denver this week-end to start Andy Clark s band of baseball- The Aggie tennis team, hack ATTENTION BALL this week. Schedules were The match scheduled for April PLAYERS meet D. U. in a dual meet. This drawn ers grabbed both of their “grape- from their 2000 mile barnstorm- and the sth at Newton called off. The will be the third meet for the up Monday teams have was fruit” i? games played on the local ing tour, can boast of five matches started practicing. The games wiil Aggies were given this match by State squad this rear and the firs* Get Ready Now for Interfraternity Baseball field last week, squeezing out a won out of the seven scheduled. be played on the baseball default. outdoor meet. In their meeting varsity 7-6 win over Mines on Wednesday Coach “Doc” Jones and the four field at 5 in the last season. Denver was the victor. a. m.. evening, April 5 Hutchinson Junior and drubbing Greeley State Sat- members of the Line of and on Sunday. traveling team re- Complete Equipment Coach Hughes will take Sud- College at Hutchinson. Sallanber- urday, 10-1. turned home to Fort Collins Sun- The schedule follows: duth. Watson, and Thackeray for ger defeated Tracy 6-1. 7-5: Oakes The Miner-Aggie exhibition was day afternoon. MUSIC n II H A « SPORT American i p* the sprints; Parker and McEwen League defeated Atkurson 9-11. R-6. 6-2; under unfavorable RUNGE’S played condi- The team 11 U 1111 E 9 April 13—SX vs BX. won four matches, Cox defeated co. shop in the qrarter: MalchoW and Wagler 6-3. 5-4; tions. but both squads performed April 13—SN SAE. lost two. and won another by de- Westfall in the half: Lane and vs. Connelly defeated Ketch 7-5 7-5. 120 South College Avenue well despite the wet weather. April 17—APL vs. SX. fault. i. in the mile: Krueger In the doubles. and Oakes Hepplewhite swatters Tracy State’s laid down a 15- 19—BX vs. SN. Coach Jones had defeated and Watson for the broad jump: this to say Sallanberger and Ketch □April hit attack in beating Golden. Aro! April 24—SAE vs. APL. about Oakes. Banks, and Cox in the the trip. “Everywhere we 1-6, 6-4. 6-1; Atkurson and Wag- Ryei’s ninth inning single scored April 26—SX vs. SN. went we saw Win One highjump: the Trimble brothers some really fine ten- ler defeated Connelly and Cox of the 5 Adams with the winning run to (1/ I—BX FAE in the pole vault: Pchlothauer. May vs. nis players and those Kansas boys 10-8. 6-8. 10-8. break a 6-6 tie and the 3—SN game. Blake, Giddings the weight May vs. APL. fan match rackets with the best and in April 6—McPherson Shay. Jorgensen and Doyle University PARKER PEN May B—SX vs. SAE. in COLLI events. of them this conference. Some at McPherson. $l,OOO Cox defeated worked on the mound for the May 9 —BX APL. vs of our matches played inside were Crouse 6-2. 6-2: Johnson defeated Farmers and set the losers down ™ National leagar because of bad weather that and Oakes 4-6. 6-4. 6-2: with 10 safeties. Shay and Jor- Connelly de- April 14—ATO vs. SPE. put boys a SCHOLARSHIPS [“<£»"] our at disadvantage. feated Yoder 6-1. 6-0; gensen held the visitors to two Tracy de- April 18—PKT vs. AGR. All in all we did pretty well to | feated Atchison 6-0. 6-3. runs during the first 7 frames, Doubles. April 25—ATO vs. AGR. back with I come five victories out and Oakes Get FREE L :TRV BLANK Tracy defeated John- while their mates made five. The j May 2—PKT vs. SPE of seven scheduled matches. end We son and Reed 6-4. 6-2: Rules at store Blasters got to Doyle for four Connelly any May *—ATO vs. PKT. were treated royally everywhere and Cox defeated Crouse Parker markers in the final two stanzas, and Yo- Vacumstic May 9—SPE vs. AGR we went.” si] der 6-4. 6-0. but the Ags scored single runs in Championship Wednc day. One The team members alternated April 7— College Awarded the same inning to clinch the vic- Bethany at .Scholarship I May 16 at 4:15. k their tennis playing with house- Lindsborg. Tracy defeated Each tory. Gausman's three base blows Lycell Week for 5 Weeks keeping duties in the 6-1; Olsen defeated 20 paced the winners. trailer in 6-3. Oakes WttUy Cask Awmrdt of $23 tt Hobart College annually con- which made 6-3. 6-1: Cox The box score: they the trip. Coach defeated Altenberg ducts a special training course for AWARDS, TOTAL: Jones was the cook for the $7,500 Colo. State (7) AB RH team Justices of the peace. The m Green and Gold team is Tennis Ernst, rf 5 0 1 slated to play a practice match 5 CONTESTS END Ryel. 2b 5 12 SATURDAY. APRIL 8, 15. 72 29-AND MAY 6 with Greeley next Friday at Gree- Peters, ss 4 12 Hoffman ley and so now the problem before Racquets Jewelry Click, lh „._5 1 l the coach is to pick five Store Christner. cf 5 0 2 new men pllll 1111111111 l 1111111111 l from the sophomore squad to add Re-Strung QuiDe. If 4 2 1 Smlc*», Hatistaction to Ntyle, the four men who made thp Adams. 3b 5 2 2 I*T»one 502-W 107 E. Mta. trip. Practice started Monday Gausman. c 4 0 3 night and will continue 808 GUNN Shay, p 2 0 1 every night that Jorgensen, westher permits. p l o 0 « The first conference match is College Shoe JOE COOK Doyle, p l 0 0 wf’h Colorado Fniversity at Boul- Printers and And His ORCHESTRA der April 22. Shop Totals 41 7 15 l*hon«*M: The results of the Kansas Min*-* ( 6) AB RH Hu-. HO; 114*. SB<)W 122 W. Laurel matches are as follows English. 2b 5 11 IH>2 sth Are. Ijongmont April 2 Washburn College Eisenach, cf 3 12 Topeka. Green defeated Oakes Sinke. If 4 0 1 6-3. 6-0; Freiyberghouse deafeated Taylor, ss 4 11 Publishers Tracy 6-2. 4-6. 6-2; Swenson de- Roi. lb 5 0 1 feated Cox 6-0. 6-1: Keroher Zohn, rf 4 0 0 de- feated Connelly 7-9. 6-4. Salsburv. 3b 5 0 0 6-4 In • the doubles. Green Mountian Paris!, c and Hunter de- Rocky TH VRSDAY FR! DA Y SA T! *RDA Y 4 2 2 Collegian feated Traey and Oakes 6-1. McNah. p 3 12 6-2: ntw .... every fprinic *uit will *c Swenson X—Wcods 0 and Freiyberghouse de- on salt- at a 10% reduction 0 0 .... be • feated Frosh Bible irore and buy then ! f Connelly and Cox 6-3. 6-0. jft Totals 37 *prll —Emporia State Teach- KIM.Movs ri/>THING CO. 6 10 ers college. X—Woods Tracy defeated Era- batted for Zohn in New Saddle • prick 7-5. 6-4: Carr defeated 9th inning. Cox Fraternity and # Leather Sorority 6-4. 6-3: Connelly defeated Bird Mines 001 o*o 113—6 6-2. 6-4: Oakes defeated Date Cards State 010 220 011—7 Knight Woven 6-3. 3-6. 11-9. Emery Errors—English 2. Sinke. Zohn. and Carr Oxfords defeated Tracy and Oakes 6-4. 6-3. Eisenach. Taylor: Peters 2. Ryel • ► Connelly and Cox defeated Either or Collegiate Dance Strikeout.#—Shay 3. Jorgensen 4. Shupe Crepe Programs and Gilson 6-0. 6-1 In the doubles Leather Sole Doyle 2; McNab 10. Bases on halls April 4—Wichita off Shay 2. Jorgensen 2. University at • Wichita. Johnson defeated for Doyle; off McNab 3. Runs and Tracy $5.00 Agents 1939 Graduation hits—off Shay 1 and 2 in four Comfort and Wear You hits, Announcements innings; off Jorgensen 2 and 3 in chalking up their lone in OK’d run Will Really Enjoy three innings; off Doyle 3 and 5 their last turn at bat. Ryel col- in two innings. Hit by pitcher—- lected three blows in four trips, by McNah (Jorgensen end Ernst). including a homer in the fifth. MAXWELL Time: 2:30. Score by innings: RH E SHOE CO. Used Against Greeley the State nine G. S. C. 000 000 001— 1 5 7 Utilize Our Cars 158 South Service Ave. came through with a 12-bit bar- CSC. 001 214 02x—10 12 2 College rage. scoring a row of runs from the third to and finished sixth, up two with more scores in the Robinson Co. eighth A big sixth inning netted Printing four eorntera for Clark’s club. GRIFFITH’S POUDRE CHEVROLET CO. Greeley State solved the slants of 142 West Oak Street Jorgensen and Doyle for only 5 Baseball Equipment PHONE 605 20°o Off to College Organizations SHIELDS, the Tailor For r*‘HaM»* rlochrt*. Suit* GLOVES —BATS —BALLS •SM.OO and up. I'erfwt Fit*. 201 East Mountain So. at PHONE College Magnolia Hxport nltrmf Intn*. 314 181 W. MounfA.ni OPPOSITE AMERICA THEATRE ■fthtrSDAY, APRIL 18, 1939 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN FIVE Associated the fund shall be in bank account Students Constitution put savings or invested in ap- 14. Yell Leaders proved government securities by the Activity Manager with the advice BY-LAWS Yell leaders will'be appointed by the student organization com- Coed of the president of the or loaned at the interest college, same rate of mittee. as the fund is drawing in the savings account or the investment to The yell leader's award shall be a heavy V-neck sweater bearing 1. Constitution any student which activity may want to borrow funds with the pro- a 7 by 7 plain “A” with a ten-inch megaphone piercing the letter. p® rm "nent vision that loans copies of the * he be approved by a majority vote of the student Sports Constitution of this association and these In order to obtain thiH reward the cheer leader shall be required By-Laws shall be council and that loan shall exceed two-thirds preserved follows: One no of the fund. as copy shall be By to appear In uniform at three-fourths of the athletic contests re- framed under glass and exhibited In a Money be withdrawn thiß conspicuous place In the Col- may from savings account or Invest- quiring the presence of a yell leader. ‘ l Eva Degney “ ,econ copy ®hall be deposited with the ment for such purposes as be shown to be of benefU to the stu- ' Secretary of can yell loader the College and A shall be required to make the same scholastic eligi- shall never, under dents as a whole (e. g., the student union a any circumstance, except of ex- building) by majority treme bility requirements as other taking in athletic con- emergency, be taken vote of the any pe.ion part from his office; third student council and of the associated students with the a copy shall be in- tests. corporated In the record book of the provision that than of the secretary of the Associated not more one-third of this fund he withdrawn in I „l g Turr, president-elect Students. The student council reserves the right of final Jurisdiction over Assoc'atlon, any one year. n'a Athletic left Woroe The Constitution awards to yell leaders. of this association and these for Berkeley, Callfornle, By-Laws shall be 8. Athletic Letters and Sweaters Monduv read in full to the Associated Students attend the National assembled at the meet- 13. Tim Stiver Spruce she will first A green sweater or Jersey or a gr6en and gold Jucket of leather wtltS re of each ing college year, but such the Athletic Federa- reading may be for and conference of postponed one woven material with the letter “A” upon It in golden color The Silver Spruce shall be the official yearbook of the Associated meeting If necessary for Women, 12, practicability. They shall be shall of College April printed In full be awarded to any member of an athletic team the Students. It shall be published yearly and shall consist of at least tion upon In the Rocky Mountain Collegian each once year during the last recommendation of the Coach and the approval of the Athletic Coun- three hundred (300) 13, and ,14- pages week In September or the first week in October. cil, the styles and letters to be In accordance with the rules and reg- The Silver Spruce staff shall consist of an Editor-in-Chlef, a A. A. officer* for next 2. ulations of R. M. F. A. C. .j'ljp w. Meetings Business Manager and such other staff members as the Editor-in- of at the A. W. Meetings the Associated Students were announced and of the Student Council Blue of letters on file in office of the Director of Chief and Manager fit to The Editor-in- year prints Physical the Business see appoint. shall be conducted Dlght assembly Thursday according to Gregg’s Rules of s. honor Order, except where Education and athletics. Chief and Business Manager shall have the required number of credits these conflict with -tlon. Lois Tarr Is the any of the provisions In the Constitution before vat of this All athletic emblems shall be awarded Honor of a sophomore in good standing and shall be nominated and elected association. on Day. Betty Pinkerton, ne w president; as provided in Article V, Section 3 and 5 to the Constitution. Lola Tarr, secre- Notice of regular or special 9. Hie Rocky Mountain Collegian vice-president; meetings shall be given as follows: Salaries shall be paid during the college year as follows: Edi- announcement Geneva Mitchell, treas- by in any meeting of the The Rocky Mountain Collegian shall be the official organ of the end Associated Students, or in tary: tor-in-Chief and Business Manager thirty ($3O) dollars per month any college where Associated Students, it shall be of not less than four assembly students are required to be a weekly paper urer. present, or each. the by posting of a conspicuous notice pages. upon the main bulletin board Before entering into any contracts, the Editor-in-Chief and Busi- twenty-four hours of a to college day previous the time of meeting. The Collegian staff consists of an Editor-In-Chief, an Associate Take Manager shall be required to have the approval of the Board of Pistolers A regular meeting aIBO ness Ag may be called by the act of the dean of the Editor, a Business Manager, an Assistant Business Manager, and such Publications and during the preparation of the Silver Spruce they College putting It the assembly Team upon schedule. other staff members aa the Editor-in-Chief and Business Manager see Santa Clara shall be required to submit monthly statements to this Board. This 8. Record* fit to appoint. The Editor-in-Chief and Business Manager shall have Board shall be consulted regarding all solicitation of advertising. Records of the of the the required number of credits of a Junior in good standing and shall meetings Associated Students and of the Santa Clara University’s varsity 16. Glass Election* Student Council shall be in the be nominated and elected as provided in Article V, Section 3 of the kept same book, which shall be a pistol team were the victims of loose-leaf record, in order that the Constitution. 1. Class elections shall be held on the third Thursday of each secretary will be at Aggies shooters, Satur- every meeting the varsity of the Council and of the association and have the records of both Salaries shall be during the college as follows: Edi- semester. 1. The final paid year day, April score was for reference. tor-ln-Chlef and Business Manager fifty dollars per month each; As- 2. Nominations must he made at a regular class meeting at j3S 4 for the winners against 1250 sociate Editor, dollars month and Assistant Busi- 4. Student Council twenty-five per the least three days before the elections. for Santa Clara. There month. shall be a regular meeting of the Student Council ness Manager ten dollars a A for each class will be located In desig- To date the varsity team has on the 3. separate poll places first 8:00 matches winning Tuesday of each calendar month during the college The Editor-in-Chief appoint reporters and contributors as nated by the Student Council. Polls shall ut A. M. and ghot in nine six year. Spe- may open cial meetings may be called by the chairman at time. he sees fit. close 5:00 P. M. while losing two. the R. O. T. C. any at Nine members In eleven of the Student Council shall constitute a team has taken part con- quorum. 10. Solicitation of Advertisement* 4. All voting shall be done by official secret ballot, furnished The chairman shall have not winning ten and losing one, vote, except that he shall have the to be of uniform numbered tests No person shall be allowed to solicit advertising in the name of by Student Council, ballots s|fe. printed, power to cast the deciding vote in the cast of tie the freshman squad has not been a vote. and designated for each class and issued to class members whose the Associated Students or a recognized activity of the Associated The of the Council shall successful. In five matches Secretary have no vote and no voice in checked from an official class roll obtained from the so Students without having first obtained a certificate signed by the names shall be the discussions, unless he be also a representative elected the they have won but two and lost to office of the registrar. president of the Associated Students and countersigned by the secre- Council by his class. three. to tary of the Fort Collins Commercial Club testifying as to his right to 5. It shall be the responsibility of each class president see i& shall be a further duty of the Chairman to cause the This week all teams will be Idle, secre- the allowed to and it solicit such advertising. Only the Student Council shall have that only bona fide members of classes are rote tary to post a special bulletin board notices of the the next matches will be April 22 upon important power to grant such right. shall be his duty to check the number of ballots with the number items of business that be considered with the R. O. T. C. team shooting are to at the next meeting of the 11. Prrahman Cap* of voters. | * i council, apainst Michigan State College such notices to appear, if possible, at least one week before Each male member of the freshman class shall wear the regula- 6. Announcement of all class elections shall be made at least the time of the meeting. and Xavier University, and the is out tion Freshman cap whenever he of doors, every day immediate- one week In advance. varsity firing against the varsity 5. New Officers the President of the Association Student body ly upon command of 7. Any class not fulfilling the above requirements shall forfeit team ->f Xavier. It shall be the first duty of each newly elected officer, council- until Christmas vacation, except on Sundays. The regulation cap Officers shall then its right to elect Its officers for that semester. man, and member of a standing committee to confer with the person shall be of the "Eton” dark in with a bright yel- style, green color, be the Dean of Men. subject to the approval of the Million “Hot appointed by Thirty Dogs’’ whom he is to succeed before the expiration of the term of the latter, low button in the center. Student Council for a lime limit of one semester. Thirty million frankfurters and and thereby thoroughly familiarize himself with the duties which he 12. Cadet Dance* hamburgers will be eaten next shall be expected to perform. Attendance at the Cadet Dances shall be limited to members of at the New York World's year 0. Finances the Associated Students and their ladies and escorts, except that the Fair 1939 at the 70 to 80 stands The activities whose finances shall be handled by the Activity Managing Committee may, for each dance, issue six invitations to (Continuously to be erected in the Fair grounds. Manager and the percent that each shall receive from the fee activity seniors of the Fort Collins High School; but such invitations shall Better Since 1904) That number of frankfurters and shall be as follows: Men’s 42 Athletics, percent; Rocky Mountain not serve as a waiver of admission fees. This provision shall not op- hamburgers. If strung into a rope, % 12 percent; College Lyceum 15 percent; College Collegian, Course, erate to exclude any guests of the College at the time of a dance. would reach across the Atlantic 3 Women's Athletics, 7 5 Day, percent; percent; Debating, percent; The members of the Cadet Social Club committee shall receive Milk from New York to London. The Associated Women Students. 3 percent; Dramatic Club, 4 percent; for their Joint services thirty percent of the net profits of the year. meat m them would fill 187 re- and General Fund, 9 percent. The five dollar activity fee which is Cream This sum is to be paid after the last dance of the college year. frigerated freight cars. collected from member of the association who registers for the epch 13. Rebating Insignia Butter second but not the first semester of a school shall be shall be award- Protect yourselves Aggies! Buy year appor- Each member of an Intercollegiate debating team ICECREAM • tioned among college activities in exactly the same ratios as is the ralseit “A” in the center flanked two Accident Trip Policy at only 25c ed a gold pin with a large by dollar fee collected from member of the ««»nH»Hnn ten activity each small "C’s” and with the word “Debuting” engraved above the “A” per day. Harold B. Deane Agency. Phone 252 128 La Porte Avenue who enrolls for the first sen.ester. The accounts of the Cadet dances awarded. Under City Drug.—Adv. and below It the number of the year in which it was shall also be handled by the activity manager. The General Fund shall be for the purpose of defraying expenses HOME BAKERY of printing and distribution of activity tickets, of paying the salary of of a general na- With Them! of the Activity Manager, and defraying expenses Are Your Neighbors-Trade BAKING flggies-Here QUALITY ture. It may be drawn upon by the Student Council or by the Asso- PRODUCTS ciated Students. (too South Mamin St. An itemized account by voucher of the expenses of each activity SERVICE which receives funds under this by-law as shown by the books of the QUALITY Two — In the Rock 1 Mountain In For Reasons secretary of the college shall be published ’ We Are Business Collegian in the second issue of each month. ANDERSON DRUG STORE Paramont Laundry The sum of four dollars shall be collected from each member 1. To Sell Gasoline. of the association the time of for the second semester Whore Good Malt***! Milks .%re Hvrxtnl And at registration be used fur the purchase of a Silver of each school year, this sum to ZORIC CLEANERS 2. To Please Our Customers. Spruce for said member. LET US FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS. PHONE 818 The Dramatic Club shall give two plays each year to which stu- dents shall be admitted on their tickets, hut the finances of activity We are equipped to fill any prescription that such shall be handled through the Activity Manager; and Service Station rt'JTsrsASirHJSs'ra. production College the Women’s Athletic Association shall have the liberty of produc- any Doctor may write. ticket not PETTY The Jeweler ing an annual athletic exhibition. The activity shall gain I ooooooooooooooooaoooooooooooooooooooooooooockoooooooooooooooooooooooo.; admission to this event, and the Livestock Club shall have any person Your Worth the Always Money's the liberty of producing the annual College Day. using proceedc Prompt and Guaranteed Shoe Repair Service stock team. for the benefit of the college Judging TRY GROCERY 118 North College YOUR COLLEGE “Certain Activities.*’ as referred to In Article V. Section 3 of the SHOE SUPPLIES: Athletic Constitution of the association shall include the Women’s For Good Tkings to Eat 1. Saddle Soap. Association, Dramatic Club. Associated Women Students, Debating, Boot Grease. 5 and College Day. In the case of Debating, 2. ! ROY College Lyceum Course, We Specialize In L. GOODWIN shall be construed as the “the organization promoting the activity” 3. Shoe Laces. OPTOMETRIST and in the of College Day. it shall be Pi Kappa Delta fraternity, case HELPING ALL THE "BATCHERS" Ryes Tested Club, and in the case of the College Ly- Trade Our construed as the Livestock College Specialty ■ .cnees Duplicated the activity shall be con- ceum course the organization promoting lift South Collcrc Band. strued as the R. O. T. C. Military WOLFER - CAHILL COLLEGE SHOE SHOP 7. Fund* taken from the fund of ac- No amount shall at any time be any © of that activity for the promotion of Better tivity except for the furtherance for the general welfare of the College, ex- a philanthropy of quality When Want to Relax, Eat and § CLEANERS In this section of the By-Laws; Aggies COLLEGE cept as provided In Section fi. and Kodak Article IV. Finishing disbursement be made except as outlined in nor shall any Talk, Where Do They Go? Cleaning Pressinq Alterations Section 10 of the Constitution. | • Eastman Cameras Manager shall be accounted All funds in charge of the Activity • the audit and GO TO THE Hat college secretary and shall he subject to same THEY Repairing Renovating Argus Cameras for to the | othe rcollege funds. • custodianship aa Agfa Cameras of the surplus In the Suits to Measure Every three years seventy-five percent CAMPUS SHOP Fund, except shall he turned in to the Reserve fund of each activity It in Fishback Studio waive this provision or modify any 116 West thet the Student Council may of Course 1 Phone 1144 Laurel definite plans are managing committee can show that Armstrong Hotel lll SIX THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN honored were: Jeannette Knapp—- Mergery Broad, continue work in composition and Set Fast Pace •on, Eleanor PagerW B English Department will offer a course in speech in They one) Ilofman, Jean Knowi.lT B Will Offer public relations. (Continued from page Courses Murdo. Bather Mil!, Mu?B In addition a member of the Ex- Mary Ann Inglefteld, Wosterdoll, Jean Paine, Carol Wattwß press-Courier staff, who will edit Meredith Winch M. The English Lola Tnrr, dlth department, this Wlnchell, and the summer session Wilke. paper, will Glodt, and Lucille Praj^'^B coming summer, will offer very Florence teach a class in Journalism. Dr. national Junior Hesperia, the similar courses to those offered at Gamma Phi Vinke will also help in an advis- the fol- Beta „ honorary picked 01 tvß summer school last year. There women’s conteat. ory capacity on the masters theses women from the Junior will be courses in. composition, lowing being written in the home econo- Bush, Anna Lee Cecelia public speaking, literature, jour- Class: mics education. Alexlne Edith Gunn. BTRAYED nalism, and dramatics. Emmlok. Will the Last Miss R. J. Wat- Charlotte Van de Jacket member summer Hardenbrook, who borrowßl During the first Dr. Helen period tles, using Borne of the former dra- Young. Irwin’s Jacket S,PP Elizabeth please retanH Vinke K will offer a course in fresh- club Dick ma members as stars pro- Klnghorn. Kreutier Jamison. Elizabeth or Mrs mr.n English composition and Dr. duced a very successful play. Nadine Reltn, Bet- Pauline Lough, A. H. Westfall will have a course Whether this will be repeated for Hamilton, Hamnett. Bette in ty Gay public speaking and reading this depends the talent summer on Hill. and Jeanne for Dr. Westfall will “It pleasure. available and the interest shown. P*y» to Look the freahman chosen from also teach a course in twentieth Girls pledges to Spur, sopho- century literature and method*- in class as Northern are: Dor- How English women's honorary, teaching during the sec- Dramatic Club— more Hapney, Amy Barber SI ond period. othy Hamlin. Hope Knaue, Bon- Northern Funakoshl, Marian Hotel ] Frank Davis will teach a course (Continued Willard. Lucille from page one) Alley. Janet in oral interpretation in Shakes- nie Beth Hekkers, dered in one of Wilson’s half-mad Backlund. Mary peare and English composition. Grace fits of Rutherford. The third period Mr. Davis will rage. Catherine Eldrldge. Shlrlee Jane NASH “Blind Alley” was produced at Knapp. DRUG Judith Eord. Virginia •»»»♦ the Booth Theatre in New York Peaslay, Rexall Start Lois And wson. Shirley in 1937. It had an excellent Harrison. run Quick An- Service lit Leslie Sackett, Shirley of 5 months duration. Of the Wire. Mil- Oonrtmux AMERICA Margaret Bennington, Treot»®c | New York production, the Liter- derson, " Virginia Johnson, »♦»♦»»»»< ary Digest said, ‘Blind Alley’, a dred Stuver. Fern Gardner, Al- fierce but practical meloarama, June Morrison. Brownlee. that ice Zosel. and Mary proves a good practicing psy- Get the Beet Steak chologist can ptrip the guns, the 2.7 average or fMM Girls having a p| 1 snarl and the soul from a homi- being In Town «U better were honored by pre- at cidal youth with born delusions Beth Hek- GLADYS GEORGE sented a rose. Mary GENE LOCKHART of grandeur.” Bonnett, Hazel Tom- kers. Helen f t'utur<_ | Dunnigan's This is Miller had play now being made in- and Elizabeth son. IV HB North Other College NOW PLAYING to a film starring Ralph Bellamy straight A averages. girls and Chester Morris. For highly exciting drama back- Lt'NCHKH AND FOUNTAIN HKRVK'K ed by a thought-provoking, realis- (he l/oud mml HoUtenm. We !*> Not ('■ter We Cater to Student Trade Ft. Collins Hat Shop ao:ooooooooooo<3ooooooooociwo80e09MCBce»Kwoo I’ace at I MIDNIGHT were tapped as makers the SHOW (Corner Mountain and College) honor day assembly l»efore vaca- SATURDAY tion. 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