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The School of Agriculture New~~38 The School of Agriculture NeW~~ Publiahed Monthly by The School of Agriculture, University of Mmnesota 38 University Farm, St. Paul, Minn. November, 1938 Election Day Is Holiday - Students Council Conducts Excursion Dexter Hall Boys Open Visits Made to Places Dorm to Many Guests 01 Varying Interest In opening their dormitory to stu­ Two busloads of students under the dents and faculty of the School of direction of the Boys' Students Coun­ Agriculture at University Farm, on cil and the chaperonage of Gerald Sunday evening, November 13, the McKay and Max Hinds set out on young men residing in Dexter Hall election day morning at eight o'clock followed an annual custom. And in for a seven hour sight seeing tour. keeping with the celebration this year, The Wold Chamberlain Field was by the School. of Agriculture of the where the first stop was made in order fiftieth anniversary of its founding, to see the big planes come in from the the decorations were accented by the East and take off for the West. Many gold color note. students took short sky-rides while This decorative scheme was carried others were being shown the Radio out in gilded oak boughs supplemented Receiving Room where they were by scarlet wahoo berry branches in shown how fliers keep contact with the parlor. Wreaths of gilded. oak the ground crews. At the Weather leaves, tied with scarlet streamers Bureau Station, the equipment of decorated the entra.nces and hallway weather reading and forecast was windows. demonstrated. From the roof of this In the refreshment room, scarlet building, the students saw the plane candles flanked a centerpiece of car­ from Chicago and Milwaukee land. nations of the same color and gilt Fort Snelling engaged the attention glass balls. of students next. This 119 year old post Gilded metal turkeys and scarlet covering 1,500 acres of government candles were grouped in a centerpiece land is occupied by 2,118 army men. on the piano. One of these men acted as a guide for Guests were received by Superin­ Mr. end Mn. Tom Canfield have been ael~ted u the Freshman Godparents of the the party. He showed them about the tendent and Mrs. ]. 0. Christianson graduating class of 1941. Mr. Canfield teaches in the Poultry Division. million dollar country club built for and the dormitory officers, Wall ace the officers of the post, the quamt Peterson, president, Melvin Bernard, limestone chapel, the horsebarns, and vice president ; James House, secre­ rifle range. tary;atiaEtaon Jones, preSiaent of Marshall RymfJII Directs Gamea Entertainment -A -short· ride -took the groutr to the the Boys Self Government Associa­ Acacia cemetery across the river tion. Assisting them were the Misses Made SucceBBiul by Cooperation ol Students where Speed Holman, famous pilot, is Laura Matson and J obanna Hogna­ Coach Ryman initiated a new type F. Keller, Asst. Athletic Director and buried. son, dormitory directors, and Max of entertainment when he and the professor of Physical Education ; From here, the buses proceeded to Hinds and Gerald McKay, counsellors. Social Games class invited all school Ralph Piper, Gymnastic Coach; Phil Minnehaha Park where a wiener roast In the refreshment room; Miss H. J. students to a sports appreciation and Brain, Varsity Tennis Coach; and was relished and the students regained Fisher acted as hostess. The Mes­ progressive game party on Halloween Ethel Bauman, office, Athletic Depart­ energy needed for the next feature of dames W. C. Coffey, J, 0. Christian­ at the Gymnasium, a party of four ment. their excursion, the Ford automobile son, P. E. Miller, Phillip Anderson, plant. solid hours of entertainment. 9:30-9:50 Diving and Swimming Elmer Johnson, M. C. Tanquary, AI Exhibition: Demonstrations by Dor­ This $17,000,000 plant employs Harvey, and Loren Neubauer presided It was divided into the two periods 1,000 men 5-eight hour days, weekly, indicated in the party name, the first othy Smith, Acquatic League, Main in tum at the refreshment table. Larry Campus, and Lyman Brandt, Minne­ when in production. The assembly Mickow chairmanned the young men part laid out as in the following line as well as the glass factory af­ schedule. so~a varsity swimming star. Exhibi­ who served the refreshments. tions of Jack-knife, Swan, 1!-2 somer­ forded plenty of entertainment. Musical numbers made up the pro­ 7:30-8:00 Basketball: Exhibition sault, back dives. The Minneapolis Star, boasting a gram which continued throughout the of fundamentals and team plar under After refreshments had been served publication of 150,000 papers daily was evening in the parlor. Numbers on · game conditions by two Umversity by Lyle Teigen's committee, groups the last stop on the tour. At the rate this program were selections by the of Minnesota freshman teams under were organized by tag numbers and of 1,600 papers a minute, the students School of Agriculture orchestra under direction of Mike Cielusak, Fresh­ under leaders and twenty-two com­ watched the printing of the evening Mr. David Boland, songs by the boys man coach. petitive games of skill were set up paper. They were told that six min­ quartette and the girls trio, piano 8:00-8 :30 Volleyball: Demonstra- · about the gym. utes after the incident has occurred, solos by Miss Elizabeth Smith and by tion of fundamental game tactics of Each group was allowed a two min­ the news of it can be printed. Other Doris Downes, vocal solos by Mr. "Boostin~,'' "spiking," "setting up" ute try at a game and then on signal departments visited were Charlie Cecil Birder, Esther Borg, Jeanette and servmg a game situation by two progressed to the next game. Indi­ Johnson's sport department, the art Johanson and Lawrence Randall; in­ teams from the St. Paul Y.M.C.A. vidual scores were totaled to make and photography department. strumental duets by Mr. Gerald Mc­ under the direction of Mr. Logan group scores. Kay and Albert Maas, and accordion Wayne Ruona, president of the boys Mundt, Physical Director, St. Paul Some of the games played were dart students council was assisted by the solos by Walter Danckwart. Y.M.C.A. All details of the Open House were toss, bouncing marbles into an urn· other members in making all the ar­ planned and carried out by the Dex­ Table Tennis: Exhibition of brella, flipping paper plates into a rangements for the tour in advance ter Hall boys, each and all of them singles play by members of the Min­ basket, dropping a ping pong ball into and on the spot. serving on some committee. nesota Table Tennis Association-Ed. spaces in an egg carton and throwing Members of the committees that in­ Litman, Glenn Wamlow, David Kre­ rope hoops on chair legs. When all itiated plans were: for general ar­ wetz, and Kermy Moen. the groups had taken part in each of Aggie Quartet Makes rangements, Lyle Teigen, Lawrence 8:30-9:00 Badminton: Singles ex­ the competitive games, progressively, on Stalheim, and Martin Ewert. hibition by Ethel Bauman and Phil totals were taken of scores made. Good; Appears Entertainment: Albert Maas, Wal­ Brain, University Tennis Club. Melvin Bernard was awarded a candy KSTP Radio Program ter Danckwart, and Kenneth Skarien. Table Tennis: Doubles exhibi­ bar as first prize. Lorraine Manz was Refreshments: Larry Mickow, and tion by members of Minnesota Table given the booby prize, another bar of Members of the School of Agricul­ Harold Sandager. Tennis Association. candy. ture mens quartet appeared over Invitations: Jack Steeves, Golding Dr. Carl F. Nordley, director of re­ KSTP on Saturday noon, October 22. 9:00-9:20 Archery: Demonstra­ The quartet, Lawrence Randall, Ar­ Sartain, and Otis Clark. tion of Archery techniques by L. W. search in physical education at the Decorations : Dick Behrends, James Neubauer, Agriculture Campus Engi­ University praised the program and lin Anderson, Ennis Wood, and House, and Richard Featherstone. Maurice Annexstad, sang "Drink To neering Department. Value of Archery sent a copy of it to Dr. ]. E. Rogers, Me Only With Thine Eyes," and led Reception : Wallace Peterson, Eldon as a recreational activity-Mr. Drew. president of the National Recreational Jones, and Melvin Bernard. a group of 4-H members in singing Badminton: Doubles exhibition by Association, telling how well received "The Plow Song." They were ac­ Hospitality: Harry Albrecht, Bar­ University of Minnesota, Physical it was and offering to supply copies companied by Jeanette Johansen at the ney Hamilton, and Leo Ahsenmacher. Education Department members-L. of the program for national use. piano. 2 THE SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE NEWS The School of Agriculture News Juniors Selec,t StaR Names ol Original Aggie• Green Hall W a• F ormallJ Publiahed every month of the achool year from Sep-ber to March md once dur­ 01 All-School Newspaper Head Those Regi•tered in Dedicated, November 1 ~ ln& the aummer at Univenlty Farm, St. Paul. Alfred Starz was chairman of the Visitors' Book This Fall Naming of new buildings had the Entered as aecond clua matter March 20, Invitation Staff selected from the attention of the Board of Regents a1 I g24, at the poat ollice at St. Paul, Min­ J!Ulior class to edit the October num­ Names of original Aggies head the their November 3 meeting when the neaota, under the Act of Aul\l&t 24, 1g14. ber of the News of the School of list of those registered in the Visitors' biochemistry building was ll3llle( Subacription price: 25 centa per year. Agriculture pending the election of Book this fall. Alumni visiting Uni­ Harry Schnyder Hall and the forestr) members by the class to the staff.
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