YE! HEAR HEAR YE! HEY! HEY! HEY! CHI ALPHA ALPHA BIG FARMER CADET EDITION The Rocky Mountain Collegian MARCH 21ST
Published by the Associated Students of the C
VOLUME mix 24 FORT COLLINS COLORADO, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19. 1930 NUMBER —W^—W—
AGGIE STUDENTS RAISE IS WHAT’S WRONG AND WHERE? BOYAJIAN AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP AVERAGE MEDAL IN ENGINEERING
Kapra Alpha Theta Leads Sororities and Alpha Gamma Is Chosen As Outstanding Senior Engineer by Council Rho Tops the Fraternities. Sorority Average Is of Colorado Engineers. Honorable Mention To Higher Than Non-Sorority Average Carl Hoffman and Roscoe Lancaster
lan of in the whole Generally higher scholarship aver- - Fraternity men . .97 An Armenian, Bedroa Boyaj t highest grades college. hi* he han the ages were made by most of theb Non-Fraternity men .98 l laryne, Turkey, was awarded the Until senior year kept at Commoner's Club 1.50 medal for the until his constajit efforts groupf of students the Colorado a ...... being outstanding Ag- f. good work, student the crowned with the unusual honor Agricultural College during the first f Valkjrrfp |.|| tie Senior engineering by i were semester of the 1929-30 school year r Sororities: Council of Colorado Engineers at the 1 bestowed upon him by the Colorado In than during the corresponding sem- - Kappa Alpha Theta 1 80 second annual engineers’ day held at 1 Engineers' Association. speaking I>clla the Colorado Sat- before of students ester a year ago. Delia Delta 1.4 3 ! Agricultural College a group college Carl Hoffman of Pete made state- Young women students outranked i Beta iMi i Alpha l.ti urday afternoon. i once this significant students in scholarship again i Gamma Phi Beta 1.30 Cheyenne.. Wyoming and Roscoe Lan- i ment. "The only reason why wo Ar- men ..
secure success in our this last semester as they have forr Kappa Della 1.12 caster of Fort Collins, received hon- ; menian students several semesters, according to 3. J. Fraternities: orahle mention. The three outatand- i school work is the fact that when we students be- here know what McCracken, college registrar. Soror- - Alpha Gamma Rho 1.34 ing engineering appeared < come we exactly we Phi Tau fore committee in Denver two weeks and this definite goal ity girls have somewhat higher aver- - Kappa *.. 1.20 a want, having chosen for the strive for ages than their non-sorority sisters, , Sigma Chi a.. 1.05 ago. Boyajian was we it.’’ award. while non-fraternity men just barely / Alpha Tau Omoga 1.00 I Pete's life has been one long eerles Lambda Chi or "Pete'* came to this top fraternity men in scholarship. Alpha .94 Boyajian, of extraordinary experiences. In 11>- Sigma Alpha Epsilon 94 institution four years ago. During <*» the Turks massacred his parents, Kappa Alpha Theta leads the sor- Sigma Phi Epsilon 92 I his freshman year he received the hometown while he mir- orities and, in faet, every student burnt hts was * Sigma Nu .78 and taken into the In aculously saved group on the campus, scholarship, Theta •IPhi Delta - .62 world I < rarman orphanage. During the while the Commoner's Cluf, a group). I “Pop” Concert War he became an orderly to a Ger- of meo ranks second among all »««iv*d Will Be Held man officer and finally as an groups, and Delta Delta Delta third Debators also Aggie interpreter tor the Turkish and the The Delta Delta Delta sorority is j Tomorrow in Mamure, with Night German army Turkey. second In tha list of sororities, Will Face Many Beta Phi Alpha, Gamma Phi Beta and After the war he was sent to the Delta third, fourth and fifth Excellent Program Will Consist Of Kappa Schools On Tour American Mission school In Tarda, Semi-Classical and re Classical, pectively. In 1922 he had to escape to Smyrna to Popular Music - Clark Lane and Earl Balis Will Gee death In the hands of the ber- Alpha Gamma Rho leads the fra- Here he entered the the with On barlous Turks. ternities in scholarship race, i i: Represent Aggies Long The “Pop” Concert, one of the most International another Mis- second and Tour Eastward College, Thi Kappa Tau Sigma popular attractions of the year, will school, and after nine months, The others, In the order sion Chi third- Social Science Students Vote Hilarious Time he presented Thursday night at the with the evacuation of the city by the of their grade are Alpha The “Pop" averages, Clark Lane and Earl Balia will college auditorium. con- Greek Armies, he fled to Salmonlea, Tau lambda Chi Alpha, Slg Frosh Is Assured At cert Is given each to the Omega, represent Aggies in debate* with Association Has To Abandon year prior Greece to escape death once again. I’hi Epsi- of the band and the funds nt Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Missouri. Kansas and lowa schools spring tour Farmer Cadet Soon after his arrival here, he waa lon. Sigma Nu and Phi Delta Theta. Class to and with Pi Kappa Delta, national Large Meeting Soph Scrap are used help finance the trip. admitted to the American Farm second of last For the semester forensic fraternity members, during An excellent, program has been pro- ( school and within he Delta first class a year graduated year Delta Delta ranked will Favor Convention The ecrap, so long an Aggie Will Be This Friday, March 21. vided this year of classical, a tour which they make from Most Speakers consisting and exceptsd a teaching position In in scholarship average among Colorado tradition. Is a thing of tha past Music Will Be Furnished semi-classical and music with sorori-. March 24 to April fourth. For the ' by popular Revising the Near East Relief at Theta second The voted in the student “The Revelers” Orchestra Orphanage ties with Kappa Alpha Constitution ■ upperclasses the added attraction of several nov- Greece. Here he both the frater- Mr. and Mr. Balls oho 1 held March Syra, was a Alpha Gamma Rho headed Lane were body meeting Monday, elty numbers. The program In full over because of their ■ abolish the annual freshman- "Farmer in the dell, farmer in the teacher and a father to 250 boys Jlst for that semeeter, with Sig- en long experlen- < 17, to | consists of the numbers as are nity About and same one hundred fifty peo- from 12 to 15 in and their ability. They will debate and to substitute ; dell.” This song was all very well ranging years age. ma Phi Epsilon second. sophomore scrap presented on the tour. attended the meeting of the so- Lib- ple Children, but Pete served these boys with the best with William Jewel College at some other form of activity for it. I; when we were now we This concert, to Dr. science met in according Jones, the t( mark- cial association which ; their hearts Under college system March 24. The The freshman class voted the I need torrid dance music that warms In him, and stamped in erty, Missouri on on the manager, is entirely Denver. March 15. These separate scholarship average of 3 is | Saturday, toward the great ing. a following day they will meet Culver- question at their assembly Tuesday the blood. a growing gratitude from the lyceum course and the act- of A i people represented twenty-three col- j equal to an average grade (93- Canton. Mi- However, with rhythmic work of the Near Blast Relief so Stockton college at - along tickets not The band 41 women’s the close ivity are good. of 2 is lieges. organisations, The facts that the supsrvls- the American 100), ensellent; an average • ouri. 1 haunting melodies, we enjoy the re- generously supported by gives another concert, later in the ( 1 chamber of commerce, the Colorado | of the has not done to B (83-92). good, an i ton past years and freedom afforded Public. equal aver-j l taxation by cos- school which the , the and year is concluding C (77-841, the On March 2 6 are scheduled association, Bar association away with casualties; that because age of 1 is equal to j they fumes. number on the course and for which United States to contest with lowa Wesleyan, Mount eight farm organizations. of repeated cutting of the scrap to Pete came to the in lowest satisfactory grade; an average I At the Farmer Cadet. March 21, no charge is made to the holder of lowa and Kansas Aggies make it lees dangerous, it is now 1926. His experiences here constitute of 0 is equal to D (70-76), or | Pleasant. both of these offer- pase-; 1 Most of the speakers were in favor, requirements are tickets. activity another In hla life one-half Manhattan will be their oppon- very short and of little interest; and Interesting chapter ing; an average of minus is;|at convention for ed. Music "The Revelers" can of holding a revising as only Thy concert attended 28. that the in pop is always He relates some of the first E (10-89). condition or ents on March tendency other schools story. equal to a the Colorado constitution. Bramball, play it, with Windy and Cubby going by a large number of townspeople as in New of minus From Manhattan Mr. Laue and Is to do away with class fights, were impressions and experiences incomplete, and an average and in the garb of Rogers, Senator Toll. Ex-governor strong, well the student body, the Mr. Balia to to Wichita. argument# for the sbo- as program York City with a great deal of humor, F (59 and below), or plan go presented as 1 Is equal to Sweet, I,*\arh of the Rocky Mountain farmers and farmerette will be ready Pi always being enjoyed by all. An at- but Pete Is Americanized Kansas where the national Kap- ! litton of the scrap. quite now failure. and Dr. all favor for hilaroua time. News, Lory were In a tempt la made to will take arrange a program and he understands the of this averages | pa Delta convention place people The list of scholarship for) of At the close of carnival dance Not only is it a gala affair, but it this suggestion. A or minstrel show which will suit the most fastidious of fol- will have at least five debates country to a degree that he wanta to last is announced as They taken with also the the ln:-t cadet of the semester the meeting a vote was to bo by the freshman class I Is next to put on music lovers as well as the children United States to be represented. remain in the longer. lows : the following results: 95 for con-] means of the season so let a all go. Just put 1 was suggested -s a raising and grown-ups. —1 03 At the convention all teams will Student body - - vention; 16 for some other method; The class is on your best farmer bib end tucker | money. expected to j The hand will he glad to respond —1 give both the affirmative and neg- Women and 17 cast vote raise the to for and join the gang. no ! money pay painting | to for as of the fol- ative of the season's question: Re- 1 resquests many C. G. Sargent Returns Men the "A". j lowing numbers as time permits. solved That the nations shonld ad- Government in Colorado above all.i 4 women ——.l*4© Prom Sorority Please hand to the usher*. Inspection Trip of disarmament centrificatlon and requests 08 apt a plan complete 'reeds consolida- Wayne Reitz, student body presi- Non-Bororlty women t Coffin Has as are needed the Major in such forces tion, giving more power to gov-! reported on the subject except dent. of a Professor C. G. Sargent, state diree- debate members. I for police purpose." The ernor to appoint new book store. The ruling of i campus Fossils Identified Recital Will Be •or of vocational education, bee Just and Wichita civil service 3nd home | coaches present 300 Taxation, | the State Board of Agriculture pre- Col- | j rturned from a trip to western citixens to act judges. rule for counties were given especial book TOM ATTO are as | vents our having a store an Given At Ammons orado. While there he visited and ln- E. Moore is Received From Reside IMbate Coach W. plan- attention. 'the campus. The best that could be Report John P- *.d the agricultural departments drive the with Specimen Are RANTS ning to to convention i done in the way of a contract this Stating Forty Music Grand Junction and Prutta The Conservatory of will mi the Wilkinson and Colima Gadd. of Known Justice semester was to get on list price of Species present Irving Bigelow, Trombonist. . ilgh school* and also the clasa for in j Justice has won two first places Cross Will books from the Campus Shop. Dr. ami Dr. Floyd ] ; and Delmar Peterson. Clarinetist ; locomotive firemen and engineers has came aud went, ! Major Roy Coffin, of the Colorado Spring and oratory extempore speaking, on** Charles A. Lory believes (bat it will and In which conducted spring fev- KOA depart- saxophonist, Joint junior rec- is cooperatively by came again; consequently Broadcast Over ' i Agriculttiral College geology in the Colorado Intramural routes' be to get ten 1 probably possible a per- in Ammons after- he Board of vocational educa- and fever. But little , incut. received from ital, Hall, Sunday State er. chills, spring 1 with recently a report and one in a contest Greeley, cent discount by next fall. ; j noon, March 23, at. 3 o’clock. They the Grand Junction School board do such trifling matter* annoy the ' Disciunona of the subjects "Dust- ! John P. Reside at the United States tion. of the bes and most i Collins la one t will he Mrs. D. Car! ..nd the Denver and Rio Grande West- a chance Diseases," and accompanied by weaker when they get 1 ing foi Sugar Beet | A leaser for the Tap concert to be i Geological Survey, stating that Ma- debaters nt Aggies Both : experienced Carson. The program to be given is I railroad. All lines of vocational Weekly Whoop, as the Problems." together with a Coffin's collection of fossil era to edit the ' "Pouitry .given March 20 was presented by jor spec- will compete at Wichita. is sweet, D. Cross, associate submitted for is follow*: work in these schools are progressing men so aptly it. Revenge j j talk by Dr. Floyd 1 members of the naod. imens. recently exam- put This will bo the first time for' j the Colora- Clarinet j nlcsly. i ataliation for paet belittlings i veterinr.ry pathologist at ination. contained forty known *por- so as that several years Aggie debaters ] Fifth Air Varle... Thorton proffer the following pe- do Agricultural College, will consti- lea and two undecided ones. (a) et al, we ; other Professor also visited the have made a tour through DeKoven Sargent to be ib) Oh, Promise Me. male grlevers. tute (he farm radio program la in of the fo»- have attended the hl-an- Junior Class Is Dr Reside charge ounty superintendent, Mrs. Roee Bia- stele* and Trombone over KOA. Denver, Weifnes- ’ broadcast Pi •11 Ideuttfixation department of the and conferred with her with nual forensic convention of Kap- M&saa'a In Cold, Cold nop re- | 28 (a) The day. Match at six p. m. Hans For State# Geological iurfpy and who. * Delta. Making United gard to the approval of the Gnlbraa Tha certain young Professor | pa debate Is an authority on all fossil species. Union school classes in I An oratorical contest, a of the Cnited high for voca- when the decision of one flehafe goo* t 1 Dr. Dewey Stewart > Air and Variations LOMf This Year’s Prom He Coffin and will complemented Major high tional the girls, and another contest, an extempore speaking States of Agriculture ■ Adams agriculture. s B-itost Aggie j Department
CO-FDS The Mountain Rocky Collegian VIEWS Tha College Electric Shoe Stop and m «‘«ched WUI nuke old shoes new A®*}* Entered as second-class matter at the Poet Office Is Fort Collins, Colorado STAPLER3*« AND with the New LANDIS Published every Wednesday by the Associated Students of the 114 West Laurel Street COLORADO agricultural college
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m MEMBER WITH FULL PRIVILEOEB OP WEBTERN INTER-COLLEGIATE RUMBLINGS Professor OKAYS Aggie Olris AND THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS ASSN. of the prevalent POOL HALL •In report ROOM OLD MAIN PHONE spite SCOTTY’S 100. CS7 the of Colorado lb many of college* Rube Freshman class !■ not as agoies welcome CECIL E. HELLBUSCH. Editor By that the as previous years, Phone 111 food this year in dot# not to be anything WILLIAM A. KREUTZER. Business Manager Sun- there eeem Isn’t it a that the Greek woman cannot provide regular pity with the attrectlveneee of Phone 1811-M th« matter WATCH day evening for the Moocher’a club. A better descriptive term repasts freshman girls ", said K. G. Irwin, our at Our Fountain for this of be the Herd. depart- For Saturday and Sunday Specials STAFF noted body Scotchmen might Thundering professor in the chemistry Editor Agnes Eagle • •••••••• ment. "They measure up to previous Co. Editor Clark I think. Per- Wilson Drag Associate Hazel for the classes in every respect Prize suggestion for this week—Pay as You Enter Boxes NORTHERN HOTEL BUILDING News Editor Margaret Lewis haps the ones thinking otherwise Sunday night free lunch Sofa Hounds. Assistant News Editor Mildred Charles have not seen them”. •••••••• lUHiiiuin • nm Feature Writers Constance Berlin. Margaret Lane the Ed. Beth Irwin Kube that a be furnished Society Editor ...... suggests jewelled yardstick by The Editors Comments on this weeks Naomi Van Horn! Athletic Editor for the use of the chief Distance Gauger at the bi-monthly sfruggl*. Class j Publication Mildred Tap Dancing Exchange S4i Charles! • •••••••♦ Special Writer Avis Parvln | i Special th* week Alpha publication of the has been rumored that the Chief Mogul <»t Alpha Chi | By way, it Typist Kathryn Bishop* Hour of Instruction Weekly tha Collegian ia a good tiling in that $5.00 a Month, Full ly Whoop is the Silent Partner of the Purity League. it affords the girls of the organisation Hour of Instruction Weekly OF theories $2.60 a Month, Half REGULAR STAFF REPORTER!* an opportunity to apply the Gertrude Hicks otfer thanks to ihc FI at the in-, Sblrlay Cram .Penn Ashbury We hereby up our undying girl* and principles which they have in- PHONF Edward Tucker Hazel Clark Lounaberry down the creek, for relief Art stitution of higher class pecking temporary volved in the sorority constitution.** Clarence Scofield Dorothy Doherty Bob Morrison dear old Alma would b«‘ said Cecil E. Hellbusch, editor of The from the Romantic Rubes of Mammy re BRACE ASHTON STUDIO Roger Wright Anna Lory Ralph Shephard jag” Rocky Mountain Collegian. "Such Harriat Katharyn Bishop Brown {.John Gilberts.) interest to the Neighbors Virginia a publication also adds
- Mary Morhart Cliff Williams Richard Bourne ir n-rii-Tirr t regular proccedure of the organization. I i r—i ii Arthur Llndesmlth have football the S. N. have adopted Ashjlan Lyle Since we no more captains, and affords publicity to the really Louise Lang John Morrison “Mario” affords a a canine “Marie” to keep up their popularity. fine work of the membership." Walter Lawrence for discussion which would otherwise be lacking. very inspiring topic
Students Lack of Interest in Forensics ATTENTION the Femmes have Since petitions seem to be so popular this season, Is lamented The Lewiston Hotel Estes Park March Bth for the 1930 at. opened idle. If asked the that all not been you arc to sign paper requesting "I think that a great deal more < for the season and wishes to announce that it is open for reservations be so-called addicted to the Weed habit on this campus, requested men attention should be paid to forensics.' r various fraternities and sororities. Annual Spring Dances given by th of in order that to buy a better grade cigarette (perfumed preferred), said James McCain of the English de ' s£eane/i' the of within The hotel large number Spring affairs held the air "It Is a shame that no appreciates said Cow Cv’Vge Clodhopper may not pollute so heavily partment. there in the past and is urging the organizations to make reservations for ’s sake. more than ten or twelve people turn , a distance of 100 yards at least—please sign Chivalry out for the debates, oratorical con- so the desired dates be reserved. Phone 80, Estes Park or i TRIMBLE COURT early may PHONE 16 114-118 tests, and other public speaking con- the Hotel for write to Lewiston particulars. the smoker of two of the monkeries, not ouly At annual widuiglit tests.” i dished but along with the risque was the well known El Torro out, ■ l HANK HALSTEAD’S VICTOR ARTISTS COMING carefully stories and cigars, valuable bacteriological specimens brought TO THE COSMOPOLITAN distributed those present. back from Denver were also liberally among This Week’s Bouquet C. C. STONE & CO. will favored with of the at distorted Fair eo-ed.s and their partners l>o one coun- The recipients of said specimens are now gazing ruefully dances well-kouwn try's most prominent orchestras for Friday and Saturday night features, and cursing that malady-mumps. As editor of the Ilocky Mountain i Jewel.rc at the Cosmopolitan. Henry Halstead and his eleven piece orchestra, Collegian. Cecil Hellbusch is an- 117 SOOTH COLLEGE AVE., FT. COLLINS, COLO famed as Victor Record Artists and National Radio Entertainers, start Zeta other senior of outstanding anility. ' extended March 17th. This orchestra has Alpha an engagement beginning also A Letter From Cecil is a member of Lambda Gamma national honorary stock Judg- and Watchas been featured in the motion picture realm with such stars as Marion Is Discussed Delta, Hamilton Elgin ing fraternity and was a member of Davies. Monte Blue, William Haines and others. Their latest Victor j the Junior stock Judging team lasi | FINE WATCH REPAIRING ENGRAVING “Tear Drops”, has just been released and is gaining unusual TheDean record, made He is president of Alpha Tau j I broke my can opener and year. Halstead and his orchestra come from the Roose- popularity. directly C. macaroni ftl- Alpha, national vocational agricul I my aoup cans A. B. j j j t llTlts.aaaaaxamanaanaiiamiamilllilMli in and from the St. Hotel in , A velt Hotel Hollywood formerly Francis i ler. This made ineligible for Omi- tural fraternity, formerly the Ag- ! NOTE: The following letter was j me Francisco where have notable for Ed club, and is a member of the I Nan they won recognition their dance Collegian i cron Nu. Come again. LET US dictated especially for the FOR PARTY OR TABLE DECORATIONS Livestock club. luncheon and din- Ever thine, music and novel entertainment. They will play for end every student Is urged to read McGunk. and dances his ner dances in the Pioneer Room and Friday Saturday night It. Following up ability as a jour- j the national agricultural Your Flowers “There is something to faith after Alpha Zeta, men’s athletic ed- Supply tli* Arabian Room. No raise in nalist, Cecil was in prices. sciences frat- I talked with and kindred honorary all. never more posi- itor of the Silver Spruce his Junior I McGunk. students ernity, is the thing for you. tlveueas nor earnestness to yoar and became a Pt Delta Epsilon, 1 know INTERVIEWS weeeks It no finesse, if you in all my life than I did two requires national Journalistic fraternity for' what I The chief requisite well-known and and while calling attention to cer- mean. Our college has many outstanding men women ago men. i merely to be able to spot a tain of our delinquencies. My words appears on its They are folks who do and worthwhile re- faculty. interesting without sum it in a few Flower calf half a block To up words. It Erickson’s away must have sounded extremely* pessi- likely Shoppe search few of the student know them unless work—but body ever they , strain of vision, baa been said thst Cecil is "an all- mistic, yet, of if I had been a telescope or serious course, Phone 157 this line around and 111 East Oak Street to have classroom contacts with them. I not have taken the i For Coaching along Just see man an understanding happen that way would of the However, the editor/' Many times staff members and reporters have tried to interview time and trouble to say what I did. any profs. mero- al- does a certain amount with little—if It that it The results of that talk were . bership require these college professors any—success. us true i of talent along the lines of locating most immediately apparent. Some not for these men and women to their views on is compulsory express scientific of students, whose names I do not know, and giving the names sun- \ school and matters. However, we do respect their various problems to , flora and fauna isolated In the have done very positive things dry s and like to them into food served and opinions, would put print. ! remedy the unfortunate campus slt- . at sorority fraternity fc. circulation and i These ‘ finds", I understand, The Collegian has a wide over the state among ! nation I thank such students with houses. w i down the "bug learn of ■ all heart for their consciousness are to be turned In at graduates. Let prospective students you. graduate-, enjoy vour my " attitude and moral i house pardon, the Entomology letter with of right courage views, and the campus get acquainted you. building for cataloging and filing. which they have displayed in trying | j with Please note that find" has never to bring about a right situation a V SPRING HOUSECLEANING ua. yet been duplicated- Always some McGunk. al- words I from the bottom , thing new and different, How would it do while buying new clothes for spring to make a The?** aay and different. if , of my heart ways something new few changes in thoM.* pet expressions" Campus jargon includes too S. Arthur Johnson of the whether fit or not—- The official meeting place many stereotyped bromides—words repeated the) Dean. fraternity is barnyard which can the mouth any whenever opens. supply atmosphere and background If have fnur.d “nice”. “wonderful” “just f ine”' you everything or for the club. The members are re- if know ”, with on or “sure” or Club Take or “you heavy emphasis you, “surely” Hikers’ quired to wear derbies and red gar- bet” “all have be- the stock find a place in every sentence, oi “you or rightie” Hike In Moonlight - denias ia order that judging let these bromides have * team not be deceived. mmo vour favorite telephone responses, a spring may
and friends a refreshing change. your ' holiday Hiking by moonlight seems to he> The popular yell of the organization from the English be considered as a apart Hik- - ' is a cross between a horn, a moo- Campus may language 1 a favorite sport for the Aggies fog its and *l moonlight t! and braying. The latter tone language of books. It has an expressiveness all own. a racinea* »-rs club for each time a ing. a Certain abbreviations > hike Is held a greater number par- ■ was taught to the membership by wr\ that imparts a flavor collegiate. colloquial are| About seventy hikers left members of Pi Kappa Delta. old form, [ltldpate. a remnant of what was in English perfectly good preserved! Old Main at six. Friday In trucks. The flan; of the organization is ex- of with the classics in' in but changed by years mingling and and distinciive-and daily speech, 1 cars “whoopees’* took the » tremely enlightening.
of Owl Can- -: of the more formal language books. road toward to It depicts a heft member Alpha ■! fesiacsr, to Is.* said favor of informal in the chat- un and up to the Pinion Grove where ■' Zetu. pitchfork in hand, in mortal There is much in language 1 at* supper and then began to > combat with the fighting element in also in the use of or• they t*-r of daily intercourse, but there is folly cheap 5s *"»■ the bovine family. The symbolism of few stock the varied I course repetitions which limit to a expressions i The Pinion Grove contained quite . the flag lies in attempts of the brefh- ■<"a inherited. said of a of tin language we have Shakespeare - “throw bull." vocabulary sizable trees when Columbus dis- ern to the “That this fellow should have -<> limited in speech: ever and the You'll like this organization. Mr- character covered America we are told . & and the of woman!” i well i Gunk, especially the calves. Just few<‘r word- than a parrot, yet son a hike was sn educational as as bounce in and announce your- an inspirational one anytime Professor seif, but If should kick out The chaperones were ■ they you WHO SEE NOT! watch where you Heo ry. Mr Simmon* and Mrs Land light. which be one who The world is full of ey» -ores may seen by any ’ blom This was the record hike and irioK.s for them of i*. healthy. Everything for the club, the moßt members at- Not one us perfect!) i j Mr lUnek who lives in Minns- 'tending this hike of any that has everyone can be improved. * spoils Minnesota, combines his du- II*I been held, either this or other years. for the idea of criti- ties railway attorney with those When we go about hunting flaw with only as a A a* fraternity He challenge value the in which Uva. We like president. stopped ciMOg we are of no to society we are here to visit with Professor Westfall those about him the mail on the bleacher who broadcasts to every mis- Mr. S. B. Hanek Visits although there i$ no Delta Sigma He on the field take made by the men *he pigskin. it not out Westfail to the carrying Professor l Rho chapter on this campus. imagination Professor fighting with them. Westfall formerly was the doctor* do not tell their patients the Stanley B han<-k, national pres national president gf Pi Kappa Del- Ui.' ut rea- us frequently To provide telephone service of na- is not only in pure science and engineering, all Idem of Delta Sigma Rbo, forensic ', is and thus became acquainted with f of their disease* that fear to make them loae in tions to and hut in mm* ii-ness is they 1 scope, manage develop organization and management, in fraternity viaited Professor Alf.*ed l Mr. Hanck who lias been president of should t**i tin normal, healthy thing n a gr**at flood worry. Why propr valued at mort than three and financial eco- Westfall Friday evening. March 14 of h»s fruternlty for many years. salesmanship, administration, Let rather ceuter atten three billion w. - orry over things we cannot hclpt ua our quarter dollars, to maintain an nomics and the many other fields vital to
w here we can. sociation, ami Women’s Christiar. Association. in organization of more than 400,000 the cf tion on helping Young Every girl people growth so great an enterprise. the about Bits of await eyea school to mark the ballot-, of A. W S. and members of at such work All u* are charming things. beauty * was eligible ; Highest efficiency spurs Because of these men the Bell System is the lace A. their the creative of those who love beauty a large yellow moon just coming up, * W. A. A. and Y. W. C. were privileged to i t votes. thought of men of the high- able to furnish the best all-around telephone with the of street When the results of the election est calibre. oi branches white snow, reflection a light in a tiny were puhirhed many girls were I service in the world. A progressive policy Within sidewalk look for the good things this life of- (heard remark that did know «i> tlwwt the election! the Bell System have their puddle on the Why not to they noi ug many puts at disposal every aid that a great
about the candidates. achieved success. Their work fers so freely f and less outstanding organization can give.
see the beautiful life; not to in the It i* our responsibility to thing* »n There are 436 girls registered < * * Of these only 24i> | see in their their i\ them ‘ i voted. 196 did not express choice r next year’s women leader** j BELL SYSTEM all will to the lovely things. This same disinterested group prohahh |oin i gripe elnb, and I proper relationship « / natieß-muma tjjtam af /#/tr- tunnelliag ttltphtnn be to ill* and worth- the around of “how thm*- and how in It is rot neec*«arv to a I*n!tyanna enjoy good complain year ir»- run. th** ' world and that office. while things of life to be philosophically optimistic! so so ever got
are for Student body elections not «»ff show -«me intercut in
its and AGGIE LOYALTY leader* a-* «e|| book * and your school, organization, aw m vonr l held Ammon Hall Fast week Mom.rlwtMUl- were m for next grades. Be and exercise i i AtfctoHe i loyal. Aggie women, ymir right to vote! | •I oU R PIONEERING WORK MAS y 1■ -■ • | JUST BEGUN" flredntsfl«y. flftircTi 19. 1930
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN Three J Florence Stevenson the week- .pent AGGIES DEBATE SOCIETY f end In Denver, viaiting with relatives. WITH WYOMING U. Emma Wlso ; and Dorothy Doherty spent the \ weekend at their homes in Iwo no-decision debates occurred ; Denver. b NOTES itt'-tm Wyoniiug University and Aggies Thursday, March IS, one at Th.' Ml*m» Nu midwinter dance* 1 M«*ody and Hodgln motored to Fort Colllna and one at Laramie. IMl« Itolta .‘Hi w.i. » hllarlniu, lain I a llnlging Kolth Denver art.lr. herald- Mosd and Bob Taylor . Saturday. At Fort Colllna, Theta t.ambrtii mot- Mildred Stuart, the of Della Delia Ina flrat of aararal I- Delta ored to Denver Saturday and acliadulad l th« r. to Earl Balia and a debater announrre Ihe Wyoming •WIMOIO d (.lodging or Mlldre,! Colorado daucaa. The eoatumo. I Springs tho ahow.- Sunday. Pane, presented affirmative Stewart Painior, Carnahau. Moul- argument. I'lnverneaa ,d and Collins Undd and originality particu- l- ton, Blxby and Naylor two Wyoming rep- ______sp.-nt the larly Ihoao which Jack Nolaud visited Irnperaoualed the the Phi Delt t weekend In Denver. resentatives debated for the negat- 0 AGIt Pledge* Entertain Union. of lha olnaina. house* Tuesday. ive. An audience The decision was given pledges of Alpha Kappa Alpha Gamma Rho Theta entertained to the affirmative. enterlAlned the Dan d Hodge, or the Bela Art Scheely, Skalla wan at an informal homo dance Max Huuter, Mr. War- a guest at the Clark Lane, Bob Potts Saturday. Phi Alpha and a Sorority Lambda Chi house The social calendar Friday evening. ner, Mr. Miller, Mr. Friday. student for next week Brown, Mr. Wol- Wyoming gave the negative Is packed with ler, Mr. Decker and at activity. March 21 Mr Williamsi points Laramie where Katherine Is the date of the Farmer were guests at the Phi Byerty the Dixon and Cadet; ihe Delt house i apent weekend In two from Wyoming sup- It’s Time following night Wednesday evening. Estes Park. the Sigma Chis will ported the affirmative. The audience entertain at their annual Personals gave the decision to the Wild West negative dance; the members Kslth Mead motored team.i | of Sigma Alpha to Loveland Almgren To Have a 1 spent the weekend In Epsilon will be hosts at Thursday aftornoon. a house Woodland Park on a timber cruise. dance; and Phi Delta Thata Myra Jensen, la enter- Mary Jaaper, Thel- at Bill Lenfesty motored to taining a formal dinner dance ma Bradtke .pent the Denver Hat at t weekend In Dr. Farquharson Talks New the Northern Hotel. Denver. on Tuesday. Model League Held On Modern Antiseptics Orlcy hignm Nu Dance Juliua Reitz McGlothlin attended the div- and Don C. Dresser By Dr. Fiirquhamon addressed tho Vet isional basketball Cosmopolitans Wouldn't lore have * new hat to The Sigma Nus WGre dinner guests tournament at you to brighten your held their j at the Delta house annual urinary Medical Aeeoclatlon Monday Sunday. Denver Thursday And wouldn’t adore midwinter dance at Central winter costume? you one that hints Hall, Sat- i j evening on the subject of “Modern The urday. March 16. The Model Assembly of the of looks much more then it really is) music’ was i * League Antiseptics." lie traced the use of spring—and expensive Mrs. . Kenny Taylor visited the Phi Belt furnished by Hume Everett Jasper visited her daughter of Nations, from Den- • sponsored by the Aggie antiseptics from the time of Lyeter, Mary house on Wednesday. The Wednesday, , ver. guests were Misses Cosmopolitan club wa s held last thru world Then there** no need to wait The new hats Schmidt, : tho war. and up to tho any longer! Carnley, BerliD, Thursday evening at the College Caf- Mumford, Lanyon] present. Many facta of Interest fresh from their ...smart and be* Ellis Kingman to ... wrappings Mnnewal, Marie Moses spent the motored Laporte eteria. Due to the limited Ransom, Nelson, weekend In i time only were brot out to the of Brooks,’ relative use are here in a wide of advanced Greeley. Friday. coming . • « variety Warner, .Sally one phase of the of the Nelson, Cook, Lanyert! program Carrel-Dakin’s solution during the Fof type —for occasion! M. Mumfora, model at Denver styles. every every White, Jones, J. War- assembly held was war. He explained that the solut- Ann O’Kano went to Denver F. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bodinan Fri- ner. Uatrud, F. visit- ■ presented in which the Aggie dele- ion Is probably Warren, day. the peer of all anti- ed their Robertson, daughter Ann Tuesday. gation took Felts and and felt Deirman, Bivens, Elfring! part. septics but because of Its unstable straw* Tomlin, Jones. Davis, Jackson, Cal- character, it Is not '-Adapted to gen- combination* in the decid- .98 Louise Edniuudson spent the week- Kenneth Karst, chairman of the $ lup, Dr. Griffiths, Yoder, Maul, and Bod- George Avery was a dinner eral use, outsido of hospitals. shades—and end in program new Denver. committee, presided over the edly spring man; the guest the Delta messers. Brown, at house Tuesday Dr. Rudolph Brand, D. V. M. ’28. Wagner, session of the as as evert 2 assembly. Wayne Reitz black is Important Jones, of Sarcander, Krlng. Allon, evening. Longmont, will address the as- Kathryn delegate of Great Marshall, a Delta from Britain, presented Here at Krebs and Martin. Mr. Vernon sociation next Monday evening. Wil- Greeley, the spent Saturday and Sunday attitude of hie country toward liams, Grand secretary, was present. Mrs. Rose Brown was weekend a at the Beta Phi Alpha house. disarmament. Following his The dance speech was chaperoned by Mrs. guest at the Delta house. Shirley Parker, delegate from Professor Moorhouse Lowe. France, made a reply to the proposals of the Mary Frances Visits Western PENNEY <3O Inman end Mrs. Slope JLC Garland Llndberg and Paul Cun- Mar- English delegate. Margaret Carr Green, K.4T Dance ningham ion Woodard were Bnnda> spent the weekend In delegate from Italy. In her reply to Bridgeport, KU**ts at the Beta Phi house. l*rot< sor Morehouse spent four Beta Gamma of Nebraska. England’s chapter Kappa Al- proposals gave the view- days of lest week on tho western pha Theta of her entertained at their an- point government. Arthur slope in the orchard Mesa district William Price and Art Carlson nual spring house dance Ashjlan, delegate from Saturday Margaret McNeil spent the weekend Japan, dis- the in conference with Mr. Pag** and Mr. —CANDY evening. March 16. weekend at their homes cusser! SPECIAL- Beautiful bou- at her home In Denver. the naval phase of disarma- Sanford of tho reclamation in Longmont, Colorado. bureau. POUND BOX quets of spring flowers ment, justified the OF FRESH ASSORTED CHOCOLATES and lighted maintaining of a This meeting was held In order to randies of his attractively decorated the navy country. make rough classification Bice Johnson Mary Anne attended a of lands house. About and Mr. McCain were Maxwell a fifty couples danced 99C dinner Mines The second on Orchard Mesa to have some basis guests at the A. T. O. house ; dance at Goldeu Friday. part of the program to music furnished by the Pacemak- consisted for working out Saturday evening. of an appeal for adjusted charges on ers. the admis- sion lands, considering their differences of Mexico into the League, i haperones were: Mrs. Mary West- pre- SCOTTS Mrs. O. N. Anderson visited her sented in productivity. Bill Shellabarger dropped to by Manuel Urquiza, delegate of cott, Dean Virginia Corbett and Ma- jn OF COURSE ( daughter Philippine at the Theta There hello at the A. G. Nicaragua. His was ttlsg discussion on co- and say R. bouse on ! speech was given In jor Mrs. Y. D. Veeely. Misses ’ house. operative effort to be in Sunday. Spanish, and as It is customary in the developed Roberta Sylvester, Mary Albers, Kay the future. is forward The 'ReousJLl Store actual league. It translated This looking Abbott, Norma Evans, was into Marforin Yet- Maxwell to • Marjorie and Krmlna Fal- English by William putting vacant lands into use. KM Gleason. Ralph Wallace an-i Gonzales, delegate ter. Janet IJall, Boulder, Elizabeth Iss drove to Denver Saturday. of Nicaragua. and will mean the cooperation of the Cecil Staver motored to Kiowa. Col- 1 J&mee Krlng, delegate Artist, Ruth Pinch, Catherine Platt. orado| from extension service experiment station to spend the weekend at Kid Uruguay, in a speech emphasized Blanche Edith Ruggles, and Miss Gleaeon’s Philippine Anderson the importance and corporation of water users. home. spent Satur- of Mexico’s Joining the Ruth Prout; and jPfpndcll ' New ______League. Gloves day In Denver. Following this, Helen Shep- Long King, Norman Lewis, Evw Roberts. ANNOUNCEMENT Bon Ferguson, the Hunt brothers pard read the speech of Kathryn Hubert Madsen, Russel Britton. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW, Mrs. Harley Markham Dickson, Tho O. A. C. Conservatory of Mu- and Erwin Moui apent the weekend visited at delegate of Nicaragua, who Harry Kearns. John Maxwell. Joe the Theta sic presents Irvins l>el- in Denver. I house Saturday. was unable to attend the session. and WHITE KID GLOVES FOR FOR Christy, Dick Eubank, Bryon Jacob- 1 LONG, Child niar Peterson In' joint junior rfdUl welfare work was a special sen. Orvtilo Nelson, James Conway, MAL WEAR— Miss Ruth Finch • phase at Ammons Hall, Sunday, Marcii 33, and Miss “Chick' Marjorie Ystter and Norma Evans of the talk. Hebert Riegel, Dale Morris, Ed at three o’clock. ArLlst of Cheyenne, were Sunday dir. spent the weekend at the Theta and Bodine, Coyle Hillyard, Dutch Wil- Before the S6.OO, $6 50 $B.OO 1 close of the meeting two ner gnests at the A. G. R. house. 1 house. son. Buddy Lakas, Bill Mowry, Ivan ' violin selections were given by Esther NOTICE TO ALL THK JUNIORS Dykoman. Fred Tillman Noah, Nix. Bradley, Marion Juniors! Ross accompanied by Pay your class dues now John Shaffer, George New lon and Roberta Sylvester and Mary Al- Hartman, Louis Manewal, Ev- Shaw. EDMONDS Pete} before the finance drive begins! Swearingen visited their homes I bers drove up from Denver for the art Myers. Donald Clark. Leonard > I in Donver Saturday night and Sun- ’ Theta dance Saturday Laird, Franklin McKelvey, James evening. day. Powers, Raymond Rogers, George Katherine Abbott viadted at the Ruggles, Bill Hunt, George Horton Jack Rowley and John Showas ’ Theta house the and Jim Keechie. over weekend. went home after the dance Saturday
i night. Mary Bliss viated at her home In Engagements ( the ______Greeley over weekend. Candy waa passed at the Gamma Keith Sarcander. Virginia Lago, on the screen A R M/ Phi house Wednesday evening an- 1 Roaa Brown and Mr*. Brown, Hugh Avery Starbird and Alee Harrison the . nounring engagement of Irene Allen. Dorothea Baird. Wendell Mar- i spent the weekend la Denver. Maher i to Kenneth Lyon, Ph| Gamma fin and Harold Mill* were dinner Delta of Illinois. , guests at the Sigma Nu house Sun- Virginia Brown returned Monday The Gamma Phla al*o < eftjoyed day. evening from Norman, Oklahoma randy on Thursday night, announce* where she attended tha Province con- the engagement of Bertha Roger to Dave Carlson went homo for the vention of Gamma Ph! Beta. Mr. William Weir. weekend. i Ardonna Angerhofer passed the s* Emma Willis and Bobbie Mcßroom m\ candy at the Theta house Wednesday Arden Austin spent the weekend at i spent the past weekend at the for- evening announcing her engagement I his home In Eaton. mer’s home in Arvada. to Wendell King. 4 Dinner guests at the Sig Alpha Thelma Canady. Dot Carlson and fei KAT Retiring President Knlrrtain>< house Sunday were; Mr. and Mrs. Peg Walker wore in Denver over the Philippine Anderson, retiring pres- i George Broadhurzt, Dean Virginia weekend. ldent of K&ppa Alpha Theta, enter- i Corbett and the Misses Norma Evans.
tained at a pajama bridge party Wed- Katherine Dixon and Zelma Shook Dinner guests at the Gamma Pbl March In nesday, 12, honor of the house Tuesday evening were Mrs. Sul-
newly metalled officers. John. Edmlstm drove to Cheyenne livan. Beth irwin, Helen Sheppard The party waa carried out. in the : Sunday. and Lanore Avery. March idea emphasizing the numer-
ous winds of the month. George Batty, BUI Emery, Bill Bar- ii Miss Katherine Glendinning of Clover favors and attractive re- Jin1 and George Emery spent the week- Denver spent Sunday at the Gamma
freshmenta completed a delightful i end in Denver. Phi Beta house. evening.
The guests included the active Bill Harrison visited the Sig Alph Jimmie Wagner and Stanfil Day
chapter and pledges; Dean Virginia house Friday and Saturday. Stunfil were Sunday dinner guests at t'orhett. Mrs. O. N. Anderson and the Gamma Phi house.
Mary Weetoo tt. Mrs. J. W. Nellson and her son John were dinner guests at the Phi Ka’haryn Bishop spent Saturday
Tau house on Sunday. and Sunday her homo in Denver. ttceMird himl Itlede Ski Party at Members of Scabbard and Blade Lees Madison went home over the Frances Hentzell spent the week- b-morary military fraternity, enter- weekend. end at her home in Littleton. Colo- tained the Sponsor Club at a delight- rado. ful ski party at the Allan's Park. Less Alexander spent the weekend Sunday, March 16th. Lieutenant E at his home. Kathleen McCaskiil spent the J. Roxbury and Herbert Wells pro- 1 weekend at her home in Wheatridge, vided the hungry crowd with enough in a it's / Allison Froman spent the weekend i Colorado. for an read mass cigarette food army, and kit; Taste in Denver. were the utonsil* used. Mrs Dorothy Moans spent the weekend Those present were Major and Sandy Sundstrom spent the week- with Louise Lang at her home In Y. D. Vesely, Lieutenant E. J. Rox MERIT IS SURE rite." Make of w-RH hia parec'-j In Brighton. uongmont. to a cigarette bury. Mrs. Dudley Lore, the Misses 1 end better quality, of richer aroma and finer fra- Jimmie Lou Nisbett, Jo Briggs, Kath- and all the world will find it erine Barnes. Beth Irwin, Faith I L. J. Ritter grance— out. Barnes. Grey-Jones, Miriam Witness Chesterfield’s popularity, growing Ulya 'dm:■/
The three Colorado chapters of
Phi Delta Theta were entertained by) the Denver alumni club at a Found- De Luxe Cleaners er's Day banquet in the Venetian gar
dens of the Shirley-Savoy in i>enver PHONE 940 FOR SERVICE Saturday evening. March 16. A largo PINE TURKISH .»d DOMESTIC tobaccos, not BLENDED but CROSS-BLENDED majority of the actives and pledge only OPPOSITE POST OFFICE ON OAK STREET ef the three chapters were in atteu- *1 Itn. I >■ r % Mt*» -6 ancic, Vfpayday. March 19. ittw Four THE ROCKY MOBHTAIW COLLEGIA*
But I can't break tha ehalna - wM k “A Porcelain Lady” bind You.—l baro not learned to blank Ys’ Ideas lovely my "own. Athletics In the ha!f-Kght of dawn thy Women’s grace unfolds. Margaret Law!.,
*Twas dark but now and Ibou uuseeu;
lu an effort to brlug together for But with the day thy form 1* light ! the lest Itme, members of the Y. W. and shade, When You a dinner was Six New Girls Are lustrous with OLLEGE ; C. A., membership held Upperclassmen Long lines still poised, last night at six o clock at tha Col- sky-turned face, Can’t Defeat Frosh Admitted to W. A. A. See lege Cafeteria. Caroline Partridge j Uplifted arm*, and airy, wind tossed KOW hod charge of the topic for discuselon | scarf, The Point W. A. A The froah their fti’st defeat in The regular meeting of APERS which was "Conference” Every met ! And body curves which era as quiet at four o'clock semester tha membership group con- when the Junlor-renlor team wb.i h«ld Wednesday volleyball waves of an object, the Little Theatre at Ammon* halt. perhape duct one dinner engagement for mem- defeated them 4(MS In a fast game in Over the hidden power of deep lying taken In yon can see the bers of the Y. W. C. A. organisation, played Thursday evening, at four The following girls were waters. point members: Florence Steven- of coming and and at each Lime there is a special o'clock. n« new Aye, poised forViotion, you who can- haring Lanore Ruth Rumble. Jo * theme carried out during the eve- son, Avery, not move. your eyes examined. The first half of the game the Jun- Drank the —"He claims his frater- Thia dinner is to Ada Beth Poor, and Marie (over phone): Is thiss A. T. 0. ■ ning. (Note: not Briggs, Nymph, I would that I could loose ior-seniois had everything the meat in the with practically Moses. Pins for '3OO points were —**f market? nity is very strong South." be contused the vesper meetings the bonds ►“ their and made of Owner: Yes. the own way a score awarded to Elizabeth Richards, Es- Phi Dolt—"Yes. almost to i —which are open to all students ou Which keep you, lot you sing and 33-10. frosh to their Drunk; However, the up and Gwen Shultz. Then meet my girl att point of being odorous." the campus, regardless of member- ther Elliott dance and feel FRED EVANS old tricks rallied in the second four o'clock for will again, The of the heads Was me you? ship. ) election sport The sun; let you laugh and love and half but able to OytiiitiUt It were not quite pile and the following elected: Get held were live up a big enough score to win. Phono 330-W Hoard at a Soda Fountain "Get this. I'm doing my elevator Reverend Schofield of the Metho- head of tennis, Alice Woodard; head With glorious freedom which makes Hard; "Why don't thee dance." dist of Fort Collins the of head of bask- 116 South yon use church was These teams tied in hockey, Emma Wise; sre now game life seem rich and good. College other straw?" "What do you mean? You’re Just speaker at the Joint Y. M.-Y. W. etball. Arlene Wheeler; volleyball. standing. They will meot again to Jake: this one's swim- "Oh, not empty standing still.'* meeting which was held las! Amanda Louise Piper; hiking, y vesper decide the champions. Miss Forbes yet." "I know. No stops.” night at Ammons Hall at five o'clock. ming, Esther Elliot; life saving, Eliz- KODAK FINISHING PICTURE refereed the game. FRAMING abeth Lit- Reverend Schofield spoke on ”Jesu6 Hinds; archery, Marjorie and ENLARGING frosh; land I/ne "I wouldn't bother to haul ail that Way of Life In Social Orders.” Vassa The line-up waa as follows; tle; dancing, Agnes Lane; snappy She (cynically): Life is Just onee beach sand away.” Lambertson and Miss Front conduct- Eckert, Piper, Farell, Miller, Riddell, thirty, Thelma Helbig; track and KAHM STUDIO damn Stewart, thin* after another. "I s’pose you Jus’ leave tha poor ' ed the Y. W. C. A. chorus in the Cassels, Crandall Burnett, field, Doris Burnett; head of base- He (mor© for Itself." Richard. 120 West Oak Street *o): Yes, and love Isa 1 stuff here to shlf singing of songs. substitute, Junior-Senior; ball, Edith Withrow. Phone 342-W damn |u*t two things after eacha ■ Warfield, Bodwell. Lane, Young. The meeting was In charge of Edith and other. Right The last Jolly Gym, in the form True, Withrow, Graefe, Green Withrow and Ruth Ooemmer who Professor: If all the students In will be Fart- of an "April Fool" party held • Farvin; substitute?; Demntel, arranged the following program: Hoffman Life Is Like That the University were laid end to 1 next .Saturday night, March 22 in the ridge, Johnson. Ilanna and Van reading by Louise Ames; violin solo, The Jewelry Store H®: Hello. end— of Old Main. This is the Horn. gymnasium Freda Moul, accompanist; reading THE SAME PLACE THE SAME SERVICE Bbe: Voice in back; They would prob- last Y. M.-Y. W. party snd special Caroline Partridge. Emma Wise. 1903 1930 H*>: all be Oh, welt. ably drunk! features have been planned for an Miss Forbes then a talk on | gave 107 East Mountain Are. Phone 552-W especially enjoyable evening. This "What It. Means to be a Member of with Interclass Swimming First Ghost: Whoo! Q ; Is it right to hang a man last psrty, under the conduction of W. A. A.” She explained about A. C. Second Gbod: Eecyoti! teeth? Meet To Be false Naomi Ryan and Glen Branch, prom- Saturday A. C. W. or Athletic Conference of Third : better. Ghost: Wooooooo! A A rope is isee to he one of exceptional success. American College Women which is to Stewed Man: Poor College little he at Ann Arbor in April. She also does it hurt? ghoefios! Where Utility The Y. W C. A. rummage sale The interclass swimming meet will told of thu national Amateur Athletic. We "Tommy, tell me one of can you will be held Saturday. March 12. at ho told .Saturday, March 22 at nine Federation (N. A. A. F.) which works He was only a but how r th# usee of cow-hide?" Hotel and is poor prune, the Northern everyone o'clock in th® swimming pool in Am- for Interest of sports. he could stewed! ”Et. vessir. It k**eps the cows to- (and things get asked to hrtng old clothes nions Hall. The next meeting will be the in- Can Give gether." dtacarded) to tite *‘Y*’ office by stallation of officers. This ts th® only competitive swim- ’Bye Crool lYoilrl March 21st. ming done daring the year and the i shoot Dormie (on fourth floor): Th*r® A Bill: I’m going to you. public is cordially invited. Bleach- in room. You Art: Why? are rats my Flans are past the rumor stage Fourteen Girls Pass There's ers are arrangeid for spectators. Mother: Rats? not a sing- W. C. A. house party Bill: I've said I'm going to shoot for the Y. op«\n Life Tests who like le rat in this building. the weekend of March 2S, Saving anyone looks me. to be held To be eligible for the class team The best shoe while wait Our Modern Dormie: That's right. They are 31) Forks Hotel. Ten- very repairing you Art: Do I look like you? 29, and at the *'ach girl must have eight practices. families. Electric Shop can give you a new of shoes out of an old Bill: You do. all married and have large tative plans have become definite Fourteen pair The reams consist of five members, girls successfully parted Let us prove to that we are REAL Shoe Rebuflders. Art: ie assured of an enter- the pair. you Shoo*.! and everyone , each of whom may outer three events. . Red Cross Life Saving tests given (oward! and exetting weekend In the taining Diving and class stunts are extra. . the past two weeks by Miss Prout, and room for the en- The I'l'rihman'n Prayer "You say you aren't afraid of any- hills, board The following will take place: side j instructor in the physical education Electric Shoe Inc. SS.OO a ptece, "Deer Clod: Bless Mama and bless thing?" tire weekend la only stroke for speed and form; back ; department. Shop, this includes transportation. 140* So. Papa, and help me he a good little "No." and stroke, crawl stroke, both for speed[ The new members of the life saving £ College Ave. Established 1903 girl who would like to hoy And goodbye, God I'm going "Then why look up and down be- Every go and form: breast stroke for form; class arc Maurine Jones, Allegra Y. W office to college." | fore you cross the street?” should get details In the plunge for distance; class medley r Cushing, Mrs. Herbert Alpart. Hazel Hall. at Ammons consisting of side, breast, back and l Louck, Alice Larson, Mrs. Walt Free- Colorado University, Boulder, crawl; diving and stunts. Arrange- - man. Kathleen MeCadkill, Arlene The Little ments in of Wheeler. Stewart. Jean Young Men’s Gray Colo., (RMIP) —If a motion which are charge Virginia l Lylas War- h«wd of and. Miss Helen will be voted on at the Co-Eds To Brown, swimming i ner, Heilen Sheppard, Home In The West next meeting Popular Oddtn, Ruth Front, coach. Constance and Carol ' of the local pan-helienic, passes, Receive Cramer, Myers. POLO SHIRTS rushees will In the future pay for Bicycles Our Dean of Women is not one of all the parties they attend at sorority those oold, unsympathetic womtu, ? The THE NEW POLO ' houses during rush week. Will wonders never cease pur- StatisticsDurwoodOn FeminineGives Grads SHIRT FOR ALL SPORT WEAR living in a formal and pretentious ity league must be having *• telling Margaret a Few and Price* for the be AT PRICES THAT ARE LOW home, with a white-capped ap- parties will of the Ag- UNUSUALLY effect upon the unfair sex the date books. roned maid to open th<- door. Miss \ printed on The) I gie campus. Here vre have two pop- Corbett Uvea herself in • rushees would than send a check with by a tiL/ of the Ultra modern type, —Three Price ular girls Big Greups— which is comfort- is khat house, snuggled ■ their acceptances. It hoped throwback In having a complete midst of immense this rule will eliminate ably in the some ■ eoroity ex- JERSEY knit- modes of dress and locomotion onm Mias Durward, who bas wives and old trees. pense for women not Intending to Margaret. i successfully aa mothers known monly as transportation. osc with the College in various pha- ■ and community workers, is a source Four symmetrical and stalwart pledge and will relieve the rushees been Two clergyman’s daughters, who of work for the nineteen of great satisfaction to the depart- blue the southern i of any feeling of obligation, accord- ses past RAYON AND COTTON—- spruces guard he twins, if happen to you can imag- the who from which to Leo. of local years and who knows girla i ments they graduated, front entrance to her dwelling. There ing Hasel president ! ine that, remarkable quality, are to re- in but have graduated from this college it is even a greater inspiration -51.45 is something appalling-even awesome pan-helienic. ceive a bicycle (2 bicycles) for their the by through their class- to the under-graduates who are pre- in the depth of their foliage—in their years gone RAYON KNIT—- Another rule will take ef- and said **two-whee!ers" are which birthdays work and thoir college activi- paring themselves in like manner. dark stillness. Whet contrast to room a with fect next fall. Is the barring of fav- to be presented in public suiting inter- i ties in the past, can tell many -52.45 these grim soldier-4roes, are the and grandeur by the ors at rash parties. pomp, ceremony, and esting stories of their life here ■turdy, widespread Ing apple trees to COLORADO C. A. C. Dramatic Club at th# college their sine® gradua- the east of the house In the summer aocorapliebraenta March and auditorium on 88*h 29(h. associated with tion. She used to be time their leafy. fruit-laden branches One of the** twins, the eldest A her big d«*k; hear the tales of the by teacher but a appealing than the dark, them, not only as a as -rtI.UR- are mare minutas. will astound the travel chain, which hangs on thirteen BARBER SHOP the,I dramatic coach, as faculty representa- wtvadow-y sprue***. The birds of the wall near the desk, and drink tea world and Fort Collin* by rev*rt»ng to Next the Pan Hellenic group and a* to College Inn -130-H4 SOUTH COLLEGE!- neighborhood love these old-fash- tive of the odd Chinese ancient (at least 180 back) from cups. Imagine the, j years of various organizations ioned apple trees, and find Its them a member described in soft modes of dressing. Tmagine a fair room a orange glow | j to the interests of students. real haven of how devoted • safety. Yet grand oval from her lamps with their odd ebony I 1 danvo-sel masting around the on she has the past four years and majaatlr the soldier-trees are During and colored silk shades from old her dressed in a bewitching work of th® ‘ ' bicycle, her time to th® rWa for the snow has whit- devoted morning; never-to-be flit! China. ! crinoline and have a you Placement Bureau, which keeps hor ened tha green. The npple-tree« seem i fhrgotten picture of loveliness and with those who constantly in touch bleak and hare. Should you rail late in the after- «§* Bu- grace. of the Placement - these j are registrants The little house, that, big noon, quietly leave at twilight; hur- rampua is "agog and dress reau. Drink tf«m protect, m gray, with many riedly pass between rhe four sentin- maker* and bicycle shops will be flod- and el and A visit to the office shows that eq»»m-pan#d windows, a long treee; pause see a typical IThe ded with such enormous demand sn graduated French front door, that opens into Colorado sunset In the West. While { there are 264 who have iffffT for their ware that we shall probably A \ I and 48 who have the lirrnc-roora. Enter and feel the you are quietly standing in front in Homo Economics have to their over worked con re|M>rt whicn soothing a«moepberc of the' of car* graduated in Science, a course friendly, the spruces, and people will * * % j I dition to the humane officers. Delicious snd Its be been established Refreshing room with La poetries, rare p'et- j hurrying past you—up and down lias more recently Ho bewara ys male anti juanann lost of this list the Home Economic: ame and harrnonloua-hued. oriental Laurel Street. I wonder if that, little Out he fooled by what is not strictly ye classified by saying ruga. Enjoy the eomfortahle chairs' ' grey house in its seclusion and quiet- graduates may be and and betray ancient antique your- 108 end much; Mine Corbett at work at ness will not call back H. that 82 are home-keepers. are J you to hitter i selves into some very happy yet 1 in teach*rs in secondary schools. There’s a circumstances. Junior college and 10 in College and University work. Home have he- Solution To Complex Problem .v. roine laboratory technicians, 3 in Field Workers Are 1 in and 1 In medical work. botany Silver Lining iMiU Solved are to By Work Of Nature Active In State bacteriology. These graduates he found taking their places success-
in very many other types of h el fully Newttpnper e*l!t
student skliers In and Baseball Practice Switzerland was sent to Italy to train a group r\ Here and of Italian skliers for national com- Will Start Soon from SPORTS He refrained any petition. skiing here during the recent col«i j Coach Ryan will call out the base- There weather because, as he put It. "ski- ball squad for their Initial practice ing was his downfall" when lie was J The have Wednesday. battery men home. American professors respect been for tlmr. in out some working University ot Denver, Denver, Col- athletes, he pointed out. but Europ- j 1 the orado (KMAC)—Undergraduate Slants gymnaaium. as- ean professor* do not and aa a r<' i HIGH on the I men are. SCHOOL j Among the letter bark sistants no longer w. II grade JOES WINS High papers suit he was severely criticized for] I Snulnnirk. and catcher; Mr- of students for if a School Tournament Captain professors. plan his athletic, activity. Competitive 1 Neal. pitcher; ilowanl shortstop: presented to Chancellor Hunter yes- sports are arranged by the students X CHAMPIONSHIP ! Haines, reserve catcher: Ball. TOURNEY Infield; terday by John IMersor. and Kenneth tn Switzerland universities and not By CECIL HKLLBUBCII Infield ffmith Is and Smith, suffer- Montgomery Is approved by the ad- organized by «h*’ universities them Joes high school by defeating the -1 Ing from a badly dislocated knee and ministration committee of the Unl- selves. Colorado Springs terrors /9-14 In the 1 is doubtful whether or he Denver. Champions Had Everything Own Way From Will vary not versiy ot Start: final game or the 1930 state high Andre apeaks German, Swiss. Ital- will be able to play. Bauer and Fre- This protest against the present Not Be Permitted to school basketball Represent State at tournament were ian, French and English, but prefers auff two of the beet hitters of last system ot grading is contained In a the National Meet in hailed aa the best high school team French because if is mother Chicago year's team are not In school now; report prepared by the two student* 8 to ever play on Colorado courts. A tongue of Geneva. For one who has Toliver the other outfielder last year, at the suggestion of the cabinet of the the States six For the eecond consecutive year center. His favorite with spectators, cool ond has Men's Christ- been In United Just superior height was a ha* graduated Camp a cyst in Ihe University Young School marched off calm tn every the he English remark- Joes High with valuable to situation, handling months, speaks asset him for tip-off playa. 1 the palm of his hand and probably ian Association. the stata high school championship Whlta of Fort ball with ea.-e and precision, having ably wall. In fact, some American Colllna wee one of the cannot be used. Vaught ;• reserve “At the present time." the report stamina and and could not defeating Colorado Springs 39*14 In fight, shooting abtll catcher In “a of the college students boitat as by outstanding guard* In the tourna- last year, la school now. !*oints out, large part ac- structure, the final game of the tournament ment ty unsurpassed tells the tale of th*: work ot ts good sentence vocabulary Williams, pitcher and A’ insnn. catch- ademic- grading papers wonder team, twice /7> which was held in Denver Thursday, Ixmgmont, utate champion by undergraduate and command of their own natlvel runn*r-up In the north- er arc the only freshmen out »«> far. performed assist- and In 192:) and Saturday of last third place winners the Coach “I need ants We the nature of Friday week. ern conference, advanced to the semi- Ryan says, a second believe that ' language. national tourney. The Joes team had everything their finals where they basatnan. third bnaenmii. the work requires more experience were defeated by a and throe from the the tour- Colored# knowledge undergraduates own way start of Springs 13-10 In a slow outfielder* who can hi* ' This I* a and than be nament, winning every by good hard bill to fill but maybe can reasonably expected to pos- game game. Unfortunately, the team l» dis- , very it IRONWEAR CORDUROYS bo It Is unfair to student margins. Durango won the consolation can done. Thomas, I nut year's sess the cham- banded and the Chicago trip off. j school whole, to under- $5.00 With New Pen and Pencil Pocket $6.50 Manzanola high was the first pionship by winning a 33-11 first baseman U< still in school If he body as a employ victory It will In* some time before the state senior to fall before the champions. Joes over Haxtun in the tilt. is eligible. graduates of Junior or rank) deciding will have such a wonder team to rep- in onesided affair altho Due to The for the to the work of their fellow Co. won 33-14 a a r.ew of first Aggies will judge I The Murphydfteady ruling the state resent them at the national iheet. games the Manzrnola boys had them baffled league officials the , be w.th Mines 17 Mtid 18— classmen. Joe* team will Regardless of the strength of the on April (ai'uilunte Fellow for a while during tha first half. not be allowed to represent only thiee days after spring vacation. Suggest Colorado team the state association should per* | “Therefore, that Pueblo Cantanial was In the This means the Aggie squad will have we suggest prov- the next team national tournament at Chi I mil the team to enter the national be made fol- bow to the cago. third in to have their done before ision for one graduate JRY to champions when they Joes finished the na- It is well thAi practicing Milk tourney. to remember low under each AH the lost 32-27. This waa perhapii the beat tional meet last and it is the several lon vacation. Present indications arc not professor. o ,s season years ago a grave sitmil un- OLD but if academic work now performed by of the tournament and via the opinion of critics that Tin* state In very promising, enough men j) SffiT game many they arose. association was assistants should be hardest for Joe*. could do this come out, should have fair dergraduate j PHONE 1300 game better year. I danger of distructlon. When It was | , j Aggies a those select- afternoon Fort Colima team to them the dia transferred to carefully & Saturday mei decided to rotate the place of holding | J represent on UIVi.KSIDL ICE STORAGE CO the /mond this ed graduates. In addttlon, grad- the Joes team in a semi-final game, the state tournament insfeud of keep- f spring. uate fellows would be competent to but the Lambkins were no match for Kansas , ing it at llouldcr the officials at the 1 Relays To conduct and In the and Joes conferences, ab- the champlona won by a tan University organized the interinoun- j classes. Cutting Corners sence of the professor, Damm’s point margin. However the Laiubkina Feature Decathlon tain tournament. Teams from the j Bakery : :This is In keeping the end Invited and suggestion ware leading at of tha first surrounding states were Saves No Fancy Cakes for Your Social Functions Time with the University policy to build winner quarter and the entire team denarves Ey.nt Is tiie tournament was held. A B.ing Maintained With since It 133 SO. tip the graduate department, PHONE 29 COLLEGE much credit for the showing and a runner-up wan declared and they a View Toward Developing would markedly increase the number they prepared to enter the national coma made againat the strong Joan aggie- More Athletes West Snows may and snows may in of provided for grad- had fellowships now gstton. tourney. Some teams competed 1 go hut still tho feet of the tranquil uate students. Their victory over Colorado Springs | | Special.—All around track and field In this internfountnln tournament Campus Cow continue to wander ov- May Be General Of Quality— who were not members of their own i or the Photography was a fitting climax for the Josb team. stars of the universities, colleges and grass. “It is understood that this in- state association. From tho Library to Old To the surprise of many fane the title! junior soileges of the United States Muiu, j creased number of graduate fellows encounter the easiest Joes will Wise heads of the state asaeiuallon i 1 from Old Main to the Botany Build- was played ji have opportunity to again show the would be employed on about tournament. With immediately consulted Coach Mtegg lug from the Botany Building to Col- tn the Nikkei' i their ware* at the eighth annua! El same basis as are the present gradu- White of the national tourney request mg lege Avenue Hid across a dozen FISHBACK Scofield and alternating thru-j Kansan Relays here April 18 and ! oth-j J 19. ate fellows. Therefore, the substi- refuse admittanee the the Joe* team scored the decathlon ldm to to recognize corners the sharp heels of the fair out game, event, it was an- “j* i j|in tution of graduate fellows far under- to winner. The II (lie Intermnuntain j s Coed «» well as the snowehoc tracks! almost at I nouced here today, of .•graduate assistants may necessity Photo and Art Studio national tournament compiled with of the “Ed" murk cow trails over This year's tournament was one of i The decathlon, started in 1928 *J as he j and the winner of the tho gradual.” held In of this request f I campus. ARMSTRONG HOTEL BUILDING the most spectacular ever ; an event the Kansas Relays pro- ' This report comes as a result of an state tournament waa the only team » The question ia. "Why. The au- Colorado. Sixteen strong teams were gram wna won that year by Tom problems of intensive study of the “We admitted. This saved the state asso- invariably, "It saves so much ( Photograph Anything—Anytime—Anywhere” entered the meet and stars Churchhill, all * j surer, in many great sports star of } collegiate assistants conducted during ciation and put them on a stronger * time." Tho timid Coed, eager to were seen action. Nikkei, Joee the University Oklahoma. in of Church- the last three months by Pierson and hast*. The national tournament reach the of t hill the t sanctuary Ammons, can forward, was perhaps the outstanding following week competed in Montgomery. Prevailing conditions must be given the credit ami now the ? save one-half minute by cutting player of the meet. He is a natural the same event at the Penn Relays ’ in other outstanding Institutions of state association is failing in its duly r across the oval, while the stalwart ■hot, clever and dribbler and ', and eventually became member of the & passer a the country were ascertained in to the national tournament by refus- * Aggie Male arrives at a military class hie the American team the generalship is superb. j' i Olympic in ' . ours# of their surrey. whole minute ing to permit a team to compete. one early by dragging R. A. RADIOS Pueblo Centenial center, bast 1 decathlon avent. Churchill com- C. j also