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Z 72 Published By The Associated Students Of The Colorado State College Of A & M. A.
VOLUME LI FORT COLLINS, COLORADO — THURSDAY. MARCH 19, 1942 NUMBER 26 Judgers First With 60 Point Margin
Willie WILLIE HOPPE Hoppe Rates Above 16 Others Performs Tues. In Willie of Entered Hoppe New York, Competition world's 3-cushion billiard cham-
pion and generally regarded as the Members of the Colorado State College junior livestock judg- greatest all-around billiard player first 1 in of all time, will show his skill ing team of Fort Collins won among 1» teams judging March 24. betw’een 2 and 5 in the stock at the Southwestern Fat Stock Show and Exposition at Fort afternoon the Student Union, beef iiwanl from at late Land prize Rutli htnivHi ai latilr Interna- Worth. Texas. Saturday. Coach Melvin Hazaletis notified col- demonstrating the I laM Thursdaj. cue wizardry tioiutl lege officials Mondax that has won him every title in Colorado students won first *>o the the game. Aggie by points, telegram from Hazaleus stated. Student judgers from Oklahoma A and M. Hoppe stops off here on an ex- second. New Mexico and M. third. Kansas Toyne Is Showman hibition tour of the country, dur- College were A State Top ing which will he visit colleges, College fourth. Louisiana State
boys’ clubs and army and navy fifth. Nebraska University sixth, His training (enters. tour is spon- and South Dakota A. and M. sev- Engineers Plan Of Little International sored by the Billiard Association enth. of America and the Association of Vernon Celebration College Unions and has been ap- Roland Vernon, a member of Tovne. animal proved and offi- Forrest husbandry major, was named irrand by army navy the Colorado State College student cials. For t'li,'million showman last Thursday nipht in ill** Little International team, was the best judge of live- March 28 Willie, be has been known as stock in the entire contest, with Livestock and Horse Show at Colorado State College, while Ger- ever since he appeared in knee 949 points to his credit. Prominent engineers from Den- ('row was declared the reserve lulil grand champion showman. breeches to the astound billiard Tom Beede of Hyde. Washing- ver and other parts of the State I Toyne showed a Shorthorn heifer in the and world as a “Boy Wonder,” will fitting showing ton County, Colo., was the sec- will attend Engineers' Day at first Crow show his audience the fundamen- politest gaining over s Hampshire ram. Norman Cari- —performs at Aggies March 24. ond best judge, with 943 points. Colorado State College in Fort tals of good billiards, give a brief of V Hereford, and Edwin Kenneth Finkner Fort Collins, on boo Perry’s Aberdeen Angus, who were Collins March 28, when the demonstration of the skill that another Aggie, was the fifth best Lise awarded Walter Cranson, three engineering students chosen trophies exhibiting a Holstein, and won for him the 3-cushion title judge with 936 Reveal points, and Johnny by their fellow students as honor Carroll Fox with a Poland China Figures “Collegian Capers” two years in a row, and open his Matsushima, another Aggie, was engineers will be honored. hog. also won trophies. of trick shots. bag sixth with 927 The oth- points. are Adventure Drama Kappa Delta Are Success With $162.00 Clear They Harry Hepting of Den- er member of the Colorado State Esther E< k'-rdt and Ruth At- ver. Murray Manley of Eads, and team was Albert Kotich of Fort Marvin Sehack of Bennett. Is Next kins riding for Kappa Delta won Retired Lyceum Engineering With all bills paid and all prizes awarded, the “Collegian Collins. it* s-'.ror-ity riding event, followed To Win Special Medal in a financial U> Jean Aggie students were first by Bluebell MeClave and Char- Capers” was definitely success, according A drama of high adventure, Head Dies gay . lotte Weigand, Delta Zeta, Sunday assistant business of tbe Mountain second Thackeray, manager Rocky by a committee of the Colorado and gallant laughter, and trium- ond in judging hogs and sheep. place and Shirley Brown and Vir- Collegian Wednesday afternoon. Engineers’ Council in Denver to love is unfolded in “So Ends phant Beede was the third best judge of ginia Kasdorf, Retired head of the Phrateres, third. mechanical receive a special medal, and the Our Night.” the Here is the financial statement of the benefit show held Lyceum feature on hogs and tbe second best judge of engineering In the fraternity riding class. department of Colo- other two will be given certificates this Friday and Saturday. March 6 to raise money for Defense Bonds: horses, while Vernon ranked third Crow, an first; rado State College, L D Crain, Independent, won of merit, said Dean N. A. Chris- Most of the action centers Total Ticket Sales $185.00 in judging horses. Mark Guffy, Sigma Phi died in Los Angeles. California Epsilon, tensen of the Aggie engineering ground the love affair which de- Three 125 Bonds at $18.50 55.00 early morning was second, and John Wilson. Sig- Sunday Mr. Crain division Thursday. velops between Ruth Holland Two $lO Stamp Booklets 20.00 (Contlnued on 2) was a pioneer resident of Fort AWS page Plans Election Plan* MMarearet Sullivan > and Ludwig Two $5 Stamp Booklets 10.00 Unique Results for lh«* Kvrnt Collins. pfern (Glenn Ford). Josef Stein- Rental of Junior High 12.00 An open house will be held He and Mrs. Crain had to gone from 2 pr, (Frederick March), a political Rental of Address System 5.00 “All-Coed” The proposed amendment to the to 4 o'clock during the aft- Band And Choir California last to Party December spend Constitution refugee and bis beautiful wife, Printing of Tickets 3.00 of the Associated Stu- ernoon. when equipment in the Christmas with their son, Captain prances I)ee contribute tense dra- Advertising in Express- dents concerning a change in the mechanical engineering, civil engi- L D Crain. Jr., who is stationed at ma to this stirring story. Present Concert Courier 3.30 Chili Supper And Varied publication! set-up was voted neering, and electrical engineering Camp Roberts. They were re- The story is unfolded in several Balance $ 7 7.70 down in the election last Thurs- departments will be exhibited to Traditional ported to have been visiting Program Replace European capitals and told The balance of $77.70 will be day. visitors. At the banquet that Two Are Original Compositions friends in Los Angeles when death Honor The amendment the through the of refu- given to the Associated Students Night for proced- night in the Student Union build- eyes political On The Featured Program came to Mr. Crain the gees who shuttle across the c-onti- of Colorado State College for the ure of submitting amendments to ing three outstanding students will and in order triumph over op- of buying a defense bond, A the student body won the approval be honored, a special jßent to Under the direction of Mr. purpose chili supper and varied en- pression. said Bill Kenney, Collegian edi- of the voters. speaker will be heard. Gregory Bueche and Mr. Paul Ga- Student Council tertainment is being planned for tor. vert the symphonic band and a the benefit of every CSC coed on “All in all, $162.70 out of the April 2, Fins Arts Series ( appella choir collaborated to pre- by members of the AWS Conclave is Here total receipts of $185.00 will have a council. This entertainment will Colorado sent varied program to Fort Col- Aggie Engine Department been spent on Defense Stamps and lins music lovers on Sunday after- replace the traditional honor night Bonds,” stated Elizabeth and Wyss, is expected to be an evening Begin Tuesday noon in the Student Union ball- Delegates From Fifty High Offers Complete Summer associate editor of the publication. of fun for Program room. every girl on this cam- Schools Meet On CSC Campus TIO. senior women's honorary said Hope Hapney, president Unique on the program were pus, *t Colorado State State College, will be- of Associated Women Students. The Engineering Department of Colorado will offer a the original compositions of Low- Approximately fifty Colorado K&i their Fine Arts Series of pro- Award Donors ell Little, former student of Mr. complete summer program for incoming freshmen, present fresh- high schools will be represented For the meager price of fifteen pping next evening at Tuesday llue< he’s, and Mr. Bueche’s color- men. and seventh will be regular sophomores, irregular juniors at the annual state con- cents chili served cafeteria in the women’s lounge of the ful fantasia, "Neons,” Other se- Visit “D” Club The freshmen, those clave of the High School Student style in the ballroom, and the incoming graduating from High School Btudent Union building. pos- lections played by tbe bund were I’aiil Council Association which will sibility of a mock style show is this spring, will he aide to enroll in the 13th G avert, music and voice an engineering major Tehaikowsky’s Marche Slave, “Tbe convene on the campus of Colo- Club Fleets New Officers being discussed for the “supper- of Instructor at Aggies, will on of June ami will graduate in 1943 speak Seafarer” by Haydn Wood, and May rado State College on March 26 time” program After the supper i subject pertaining to music. In At Last Regular Meeting (kudwitc “America”, a tone poem by Ernest tore«ied and 27 Two official delegates new members of honor&ries and students invited to The present freshmen, by tak- are Williams. maximum attend. and a of three unofficial new officers of various organiza- Mrs. Roy A Portlier and Mr ing this accelerated course will Smiles and laughs penetrated dob gates from each school may tions will be presented. Arthur Ross, donors of the Ross- he able to graduate at the end »>J the audience when the through sale the attend the conference. Housing Ticket for supper will "BONER" Portner award for outstanding I.i the summer session of 1P44 • lioir sang the English folk song. will be provided by the campus begin next week. to < Jub menitMr>, were guests of the In addition to this program, the week W hich is Hi* J'roperest Day of the fraternities and sororities following will he offered Italian folk CSC Dramatic Club at the regular course* Press Sing"”, and the rapid As We Go To RegiMer CE CE 71, 37, evidenced that meeting Thursday night 60, CK 61, ME ami ong “Cicinnella” registration the After of dele- Mr Ross brief address ME 3K. Freshmen English and well by tbe gave a Out of the frying into the they were appreciated pan gates at 9:00 a m. on Friday and Club's Presents will be offered by their evidenced by the compared the present Waring Chemistry fir* describes the boner of the ALLIED morale audience, a fact morning. President Roy M. Green departments Sopho- activities with those which it un- respective week executed Morlan, 1 : ' •] an General Douglas laughs and smiles spreading by Mary extend of CSC will greetings to more will be offered by Wa-rArthur der! ook when he and his sister. Physics at the ttkea over in Austra- through the group. Mr. Gavert Alma Mater Soon bouse head Co-op house. the Jack tbe group from college. Mrs. I’ortner. were members He Ihe -Physics Department . directed the (lioir in two ne- also While the girls involved McKee of Aurora, state president, were was in Fort Collins for the annual With these courses offered, the and “The Cherubian gro spirituals in that favorable will be the presiding officer at creating impres- state FF A. convention and re- irregular juniors and sophomores NINE Colorado State students and million Song.” sion brought about by traditional this session. Dick Nelson of the to will he able to hack on the ii turned Washington Saturday get wonder when they will alumni will have the oportunity to go Aggie shown to the export division of the Gates Rub- regular schedule and eliminate hospitality, lnt0 1 night. a le tT. S. a result of hear the “Colorado State Alma ‘ Army as Shaw dancers from Cheyenn- ber who has recently fiivt Company During a short, business meet- possible fifth year. draft Pearl Is Mater" broadeast the air for lottery since Former Student over Mountain school in Colorado been in Hawaii will also speak Harbor at ing members of the Club held Sophomore* the third time March 27. Friday, Springs, sensitive detected the morning noses Friday meeting, their annual election of officers Since these courses will be of- I Fred Waring'** Pennsylvanians, something amiss in the kitchen. In Crash I tone** fered in the r Killed and voted Jeanne Knoblauch pres- proper sequence reg- who wrote the song for Aggies two lports reveal Investigation uncovered a pan oi' Highlighting the convention ular sophomores will be able that ident. Marjorie Doss vice-presi- to United Stales the request of the II airplane pro- years ago upon turning will be a dinner dance on scalloped potatoes rapidly Colorado State College Friday dent, Ruth Nelson and take a full semesters work this has rate of Former secretary Colorado State student will ■faction reached a body, into charcoal in the over A dash John evening for the delegates, and col- Edward Shultz business student, Second Lieutenant manager. summer. ■3,000 » month. present "Alma Mater" on their of salt on the burnt milk prov* lege Btudents representing the No has been scheduled Finnell. was of the four program S. one College Smoker program. so successful a deodorant that killed when a two- various fraternities and sororities for regular Junior students to EIGHT fliers who were up ■ teams thought a sprinkling of cin- will be invited attend tbe Notice Mary crashed in to Waring’s written-to-order pep date. remain | n motored training plane I National A, A U. namon might even sweeten the air. " During the dinner Joaquin volley in Califor- dan< Johnny and alma mater songs for colleges The summer session will consist F^Urnanifnt held in Denver, the San will sing. Virginia Stuart student expecting Speas Every to re- and universities interested in add- of four periods starting June 13 The explosion of a gas bomb nia. will dance, and tbe shower room ceive a degree at the end of this ing their traditional repertoires and September caused coughs his sophomore to ending 11. A fee couldn’t have more CREWS John completed 1940, quintet will perform. semester. May IX. 194 2. should have undergraduate groups all of 150 will be charged students and tears than the application of rUBil at Colorado State in I work on the Aggie cam- year U. S. A tour of the campus and a make formal application at once over the country jockeying for a the four The which filled the already 8 The enlisted in the participating periods. pepper W* work consists of repair* and then Student Union cave at the registrar's office. on a dance in the sport his Friday Smoker edi- regular summer fees will be over-laden atmosphere. Mary had °*5 °f the Air Corps. He was mem- oval roadway and the Army ■ 8 j fra on Saturday night will wind up McCracken. tion of his popular Pleasure Time charged those students wr ho wish grabbed the wrong can in her of Sigma Alpha Epsilon or poles for the ber ■feting campus Registrar onvention procedings program. to go only part of the summer hast# I project by the- WPA ternlty THURSDAY. MARCn 19. ~ COLLEGIAN TWO THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN Engineers Meet Psi Is Mon Alpho Chapter Ross Addresses THE Host At There will be a April Conclave SIXTH meeting 0 , engineering students STUDENT COLUMNIST nett » F. F. A. Banquet at 3:00 p. day m. In Delegates from each of the ten the civil, FAIRBANKS torium, according schools of Veterinary Medicine in By to Bud Str2 Art national executive of the the \s<*wial«-
ered on the for their annual convention. This week- off the grass and we wonder if it Aggie campus one am*her. We must all pull to- ane McMurray, sophomore Aggie
end hundred Future Homemakers come our for any good ... two to campus gether. r<*gjtrdless of our personal does then we see student, was third. Mayfield also plenty of faculty members their first meeting. March 26 and 27 at the seventh annual state heeling-*, or tiiere just won't !»e tripping won first in the cowpony riding
frat**mities left on this cam- over the campus lawns and we class, closely followed by Schaffer, conclave of the High School Student Council Association, approxi- anj wonder .. what the hell! pus. W e all understand the po- second, and Bill Benner of Love- mately two hundred and more school stu- fifty outstanding high Mid-t-crm sit ion w e an* in and we must stick report.- go land. third. dents will visit Aggies. in this week and there is together. so Members of the State Board of Colorado State students make these visitors feel at AH nothing further to about the can really I hope is that the person,
or and we one hundred dollar bonds jK*rson- when if .... Any Stamps Today 1 catch up with them. hat’s keeping them flying’
< h Clark * <«*< We wonder Ani'' j armies “Skeets** Benson, Andy if n Wo wonder if the producers of armament “just forgot” to RUNS FOR MAYOR Andy and his boys practice ... incidentally, we’re expecting great turn out guns and tanks and planes; if American generals ‘‘didn’t was " Announcement made Wed- things of th** team and they think h;r. mum how 1<• imp -vimpaunis long would America re- nesday that Vic Cornelison, gradu- they will do O K too! main an independent democracy? / ate of Colorado State College, :fpT. \ This is a war of minutes will be a 7 , procrastination has become synony- candidate for mayor of NOTICE , *• a mous with perfidy. And yet .., Fort Collins in the April 7 elec- 4#| / t ion While of Any student or faculty member w< '-an i think one person on the campus who hasn’t wishing a copy of the 1941 Silver commented I'nited States Defense favorably on Savings Bonds and ? v Attention Senior Spruce may obtain one from Gor- Stamp*', and uho hasn't sab;. I'm going to start luiving Defense v don Rudolph for half price; $2.00. Stamps v\ ithout fail we think of several who have 1 can people Engineers Twenty copi* v are available at the •‘delayed r purchasing, who “won’t start buying because they this figure Repr* senlatives of the Bethle- mu-st have their cokes.” or who had “just forgotten” to buy a hem Steel Company will be on the ft Hemember. -ale the Stamp. they are on at Student Union Book Wednesday, March 25 i -y campus to HOME and AUTO Store ’ Pj i interview senior engineers inter- Radio Service l We are writing this be- ested in employment opportunities ause we want to make plain mir a#s»ur- with that Students ,ni' ” *1 d\ it "Inrarjo corporation. H>KT roi.IJVS RADIO • in portat for t State student-to in- call at the Placement Bureau uiay 111 W. Olive v< eir fins id in nited wins '' t I jHarter tI states as whole-heart t<- obtain application blanks. /d Lasher etll; a'- rr-gnlarJ-. ami as as their systofuatically parents invest i m NEW PLEDGE V.OIUS! Weather- Students os American <*o|Jege* are about this thinking world Ini wear inviMJbfe on you like to War Among the new the live and tie- orb! To pledges of the half Hole*.'* I** i*lk*w ibm to l I v\ t orn many of them arc fighting for tj*> week is Norma Jean Dycus who \\ * have of v ) For cable HIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEiIISUIEIIfEHIEHIEIIIEIIiEUIEfHEI sIMEIIIEIIiEtttSIf’SIIIEII year*.telephone has been hung hy Miff wire ring* from n« strand. Ml supporting But repeated expansion and con- stn- will attempt to answer traction ill caused by temperature CAMPUS Just Arrived changes sometimes proved too much for the 1. Jn even best cable sheath. crack* what English industries Fatigue ill < aval ( ord ' New near the MORALE J‘ avfr A 0:11,11 proved successful? m developed this meant leaks ser- fialuirdine poles possible g§ vice 2. What jobs in United State® m Styled by interruptions—expensive repairs. MEETINGS war production industries are op- PLAY Town-* lad * Recently, men of the Mi Bell machine ITI System developed a • n to women at the present time. that lashes the cable and strand that m together in such a wav Th* Campus Morale Committee hi Men's t o concentration of SHOES m strains near the is miriimircd. recommend* that this next meet- poles (.able Suits Lasher has also aid ing will be interesting to both proved a in the -p Available tn I great 11 ltl" rntn n cl" some of •» and women student*. 11 the new M*- of ••Rus'ia and 00 Tan mid White Ml cables needed for airti tr«•,;. ft 'I 1 55 him] Two Tone camps, bases and Hi# I $24.75 war factories. consilient* ver> w.-]i rect-ivwi ili Tail**. E Lb arc p ere hy the e1 lid nts attending the open many opportunities in the men NOTICE 111 (jabardine with a pronounced Bell System for il m ting in the Civil )» an loyd Cross. 15 were Mr. and Mr- Burke. Bet- ty Bolton, Eugen- Rawer, and Pi Gamma Mu (’lark Shim meal Dinner guests on the east wing we»-c Mr and Initiates Four Mr> Q I>. Hartshorn Mr* L M Doty. Mrs. Stella Hat- Fred Do- ty, Eleanor Doty, and Ruth Doty. in economics and Four majors IndtJ d*sd 3 uhan. Mu Tuesday evening, nn.;i last a T 'Mur; Barg, r, Frances in Gold Room of r, ; the a ’n i t&O &w 'V: v Smith, and Mai sorb- Billion On Union. They were Mar- [udent BARBARA the east side were Jane Pin man THOMAS BEVERLY ANDERSON j, Carlstroin, Ernestine BOBBIE MARKHAM ROBERTA KENNEDY BARBARA McINTIRE gie n and Nancy MayloU. Professor the , na; Walt. Also, Slap Jap*! Sophomore Dance Beta Xis Entertain W Kj>p was initiated into the One Of Six Candidates zrariwution. After the dinner Tickets Go Will As =iiiEui=mEiii=iii=niEin=iii=ui=m=iii=m To 400 Reign At Shirt Dance id the initiation services. Miss Bright Fort Evans of the Collins ary The largest crowd to jam the School spoke concerning Bright skirts and shirts were ich Student Union ballroom yet in the Queen Of Ball On March 28 Opinions of the United Engineers the theme of the annual Mexican Bright 1041-42 school year turned out Skirt-Shirt tates.” Dance given at the for the Sophomore Dance Friday a "^7/%c-San pi Gamma Mu is national Beta Xi chapter house Saturday night. Over Six Aggie coeds have been sel- will swing 400 couples made pus out for the first cave of the Student Union. At 14. social science society, ected evening. March Guests danced onorary by the engineers as candi- time Colorado State use of the invitation issued to the at at 9:00 in this banquet the honor engineer of Mon to the local chapter to the music of a radio. let req- whole dates for the title of Engineers' the Student Union ballroom school by the sophomore when the year will be awarded his med- 1942 scholastic Guests were Eleanor Kech. Ju- Jarman’s uires a two-point av- Queen. The nominees for the the class for the event., and danced to dancing begins Pete Smythe al. Other candidates for the least semester- dy Olsen. Harriet Roe. Patty age in at twenty queen, who will be presented at award the music of Bill Pitre. who has just completed a season will be given certificates of of the Brunton, Interpretation of the social sciences. Jewel Hulquist. Char- purs the annual Engineer’s Ball on at the Cosmopolitan Hotel in merit. During intermission class-presi- lotte Simon. Kathleen Whitehead. March 28, are Barbara Mclntire. Denver will give the Decorations Moccasin dent, Owen Smith, presented Mr. down beat to for the ball will be Type Design Jeanette .lent. Ruth Whitechurch. Roberta Kennedy. Mrs. Tom Mac- his band that McMillin two $lOO defense bonds at time. Smythe is centered about the Sigma Tan SAE's Are Hosts Virginia Johnson, Ina Hankins. purchased Pherson. Beverly Anderson. Bar- bringing with him as an added pyramid to be placed in the mid- Here’s you’ll by the ( lass and given at- one thing Ruth Romer. Mr. and Mrs Rob- bara Thomas, and Bobby Mark- traction the Dohmer sisters trio. dle of the dance floor. never want to give back For Convention to the school as the class gift. ert CrawTord, Bob Cliff. William ham. the ball the Tickets the dance $l.lO. to the Indians! Smart and A document accompanied the Preceding engineers for are Epping, and Kenneth McCarty. A band new to the Aggie will entertain banquet tickets 65c comfortable "Moc-Sans" bonds instructing the administra- cam- at a in the Banquet are a plate. Colorado Delta chapter of S. A. Chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. are definitely the style of tion of the school as to their use . was host for the Province Eta David B. Wharton, Mr. and and the hour. when they expire. [invention held in Fort Collins Sigma Chis Give Spurs Entertain At Mrs. Dee McCarty. iEt Saturday. Delegates from Social Calendar J Fvomlng U Denver U. f Colorado . Ruth Romer Is New St. Patrick’s Dinner Annual Freshman Tea Co-op News Utah State, and Colorado Kappa Delta President I Friday, March 20 with lines, together many alumni I Lyceum. Residents of the AAUW The Sigma Chi's annual St. Pat- { Blue, gold, and white, the coop- SHOES FOR MEN ttend»'d the meeting Advanced Course Date Din- I at Newly elected officers to reign rick's Day dinner was given at the | Spurs’ colors, furnished the motif erative house were hostesses a The conclave was high-lighted for the ner, dinner last night for Dr. coming year for Kappa chapter house Sunday afternoon. j for the annual Spur tea, given in Friday y a visit by Lauren Foreman Delta have just been : Student Union Date Dance. and Mrs. Shaw the announced. March 15. j the east lounge of the Student Un- Lloyd and rom the national headquarters of ! t 35 5 President Saturday, March 21 of Cheyenne Mountain of Ihe sorority will be Guests included Dean Amy O. ion Sunday, March 15, from 3 to troup danc- heTrat^rnity. 5 TO ! Lyceum. ers. Other at Ruth Romer. Martha Reedy will Parmelee, President and Mrs. Roy 5. The tea table was decorated guests the dinner Regular district business mat- act | Student Union Date Mixer. j Mr. and Mrs. Leslie as vice-president; Iriß Wam- M. Green and son Russell Green. with spring flowers and candles were Daniels. f-rs were transacted. Larimer County Playday. I slev, as secretary: Pauline Peas- Mr. Wilmer J. McMillin. Mary | in the Spurs’ colors. Winners of the various sporting ley. treasurer; Week-end guests at the as and Elizabeth Green. Sissy McCoin, Marjorie Guests were received by Miss cooper- vents v re: Colorado State, bas- Nelson ative house Miss Fan Chase. as editor. Armstrong, Ethel Mae Davis. Clel- Kathryn Northrup, Genevieve Bis- were eball: Max Laird of Colorado Miss Brown, J .a Rieke, Sally Jo English, Lucy Freshmen Discuss choff, Jean Maloit. and Aileen Beverly and Mrs. iggies won the ping-pong cham- Dawson. Junerose Klurnker. Elea- Wolf. Mrs. Willard Eddy, Dean Paul Morgan. ionship. and Dale Woods. Colo- Phrateres Honor nor Of Lee Deming, Jean Kadie. Jane Possibility Donce Amy O. Parmelee, Mrs. Bertha ado Mines, won the cribbaee Horse Show Entrants Moore. Margaret Lewis, Cozette 3SC Whitney, and Helen Jamison pre- Practice House ourney. Hapney. Katherine Milkovitch. The question of whether or not sided at the tea table. Plans for a party honoring the On Wednesday, March 11, the and Sarah Fagin. to have a class dance this semester Phrateres that in the girls placed will be discussed girls in the Practice House enter- Hodgson Jewelry Co. at the Freshman New Little International were made at Sponsors tained at a St. Patrick Buffet Sup- meeting at 3:00 m. on March OolJ«*jc<- an bert were entertained for dinner '> s kirts in and pastel plaids EHIEIIIEIHEIIIEHIEIIISIHEIIIEHIEIIIEmEIII i' EASTER CARDS at the Practice House. The St. •it plain colors. , State Patrick's Day theme was carried Colo. 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Shop Pleasure The MODEL CLEANERS t /LILIAN'S jjj| I'HONE 290 119 WEST OAK STREET $ ROYAL BUN ZORIO DRY CLEAM.NO IS lII'ST il 'C*l South College We Invite Your Charge Account Tni-nsnAY. march „ FOUR THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN “We're Going To Be Tough To Beat!" Comments Baseball Coach Clarl Eddy Gives Tennis Team Welcomes Weather In WHITE PALACE QUINTET Spring White Palace Prospects Workouts For ’42 Schedule Though Just getting Hard Workouts Bla „ I Tennis Coach Willard 2 Wins Two In group of future Tilden si i | B ** this ing great year. Faced •. Ai T :e-*lav evening on the spr;r.k' < < a tough schedule beginning ? over Al'jv • n.t i- optimistic his a Meet pre-season match with Gra! -' -* r- A.A.U. to be held here team's i ■ a: •• ’ i this year and judging from April n * ket men are r i ? s working the te««n: V ■ - • ■ ' ' ' pre-seas**n work-outs, the out daii/* Among the feels the of the Na- more team same way. The surprise team promising-, out to date are Max -rad with the i ark a-; ' < University will he hack an- tional A. A. U. Tournament, , Laird, g Heald. lion Moore, was playing and Y-* AA hite Palace quintet Cole Others \Acdnos»L;iy are expected its third game night to I this quartet at to practice in Itenver as the Collegian goes , soon, w Colo- complete schedule for B:ii F;.uks, of this s-. Bus Benrrnan ana pr<“ss. The five, composed according to Coach Univen.it> Eddy u ■ Slants rado Aggie. Wyoming as lowk : * ;n Sport School '*'?u> expected ' he -•••noth the and Fort Collins High April KENNETH MURPHY in the two tilt** pla>- 11—Greeley State By upsets at j. Colli OK tfv 3c; Monday. and fee expects dev* a <-d Simda> and relief h arler from Mjnnntft. s'.iii- Im»> April IS—Colorado With AA illie Rothman, Cow Cnlvera It ,wi>!kmß i- wondering about H .md H..rnh*>t at Fort Collin*. n«*t*. --’ta IM Slmline, Aggie frosh, of guard. t th< ability »«bw <»tir cvw’agp . F. - Other f : t.on :e? 0,.. oring May and Bud Parker. State c ace. 2—Denver -♦ ir« liit*- .u (> dorado Aggie*. Vnlversit,, who k>ok * >od atd «■ i- • I AAhite Pal- *.parking the team, the Denver. •i» —* UL- a a qui* k glan«e at the -o plenty of-• in- upon -e v: over a strong aceaggregation won May 16 —Wyoming i '*dingv «*f tfi* National A. A. l-inrit- Cnivog clude r h> score of Arkansas City team a at Laramie. f I uriM-\ in |W*nv<*r at tin* prw- % Schrack Sunday afternoon. until 40-32 May 22-23—Conference i t intn t |i M«»n*lii>. or at at jw Men no? alr*-a ly ment n- A a> ver. «ii*' tun*- thin two cintM uas writ* Monday are out f- • the local came t \Ahii«> I'aLo «* quint*-! fr**tn .Monday team y*-ar are Adktn- Arford, Dre;l ogr. I 4 4-37 win over the Willard O. <>n < (util Moll two straight through with a Eddy, member Elkins, Fergii:>on, Graham CJreen of n I/O*. iii'f n*>t*-u ort »»i- Aero Tech five from Angeles. CSC English ’>• ■ -or«M- h> opjH department, actedi HatebisoD. Koenig. Rick* -r -t*«»i* and Sholine again were a judge for the state lit* iu*b*t| among the name* Rothman debatesy Phy. East lack. Olson. and-Th roofer scorers for the winners. at the of r- on their are two the top University Wyoming fa v» C; i, ir*- \* n familiar to However. Sboline injured his trick Friday and Saturday. fan- il wasn’t to see Hikers Initiate m a- the rfudent body. ankle and expected Elli=HIE!ll=IH=lll=lll=!llEll!Elll=ii^ llha ar* l*t> le Haigler and Bud much service against the tough ill New Members l'ark*-r Parker it**-! wound hi** (.olden State Creamery team from up ■ KAHM STUDIO *.ire**r two w**-k*» ago when he did San Franc isco. KODAK FIMSHI\g Eight Aggie students < -* n ni* • work Wyoming Prints for .N Ml and d < entu active members of ’he Hikers Chib in tin !a**t Hmfwmf tilt. Hnig- —does in well National A. A. U. Tourney. Pictured from left to row : Sboline. i*-r. right, back Clubbers ill 130 West Oak Saturday afternoon with initiation a -ciikif indigiblc because he Seigga St. Baird, manager. Voong. and Haigler: front row: Vance, Garfield, Parker, and Binder. ceremonies at Arthur’s Rock. Ac- wasn’t enriflliil la.**t *u*ni«-M«T. will Plan m=m=m=iii=tu=Hi=in=iii=iii=nis«^ cording to Dick Graham, new t>»' remembered as one of the bet- House-party member, “a rough time was had ter guard*** **\cr to show hi“ ware* CINDER STARS on ilk* In the Runs by ail »of the pledges* local lutrr!w LL&h the Aggie football team and is a * member of Pi Kappa Phi frater- I « \\ «• < of arr> a omelet* IJn«* nity He graduated with a bache- KI VIXiN N %IL POLISH lor of science degree in forestry moDERn EBERLE'S Bradley graduated with a bache \ f in BEAUTY SHOP • ( ■ • r,< • iegree agronomy 1 Ifl W IST IHK PHONK .Utl |liu i n c M< Arthur mauiw 'em! ■' l l IM N TS I>eliriou> Ijuik Ik* an*l S|n < \ w SPENCER FARMER'S 104 HAST Mol VTMN YVi:. / 2V'£ i Photographs of Quality Tinting and Frames ( Being ust one way of illustrating the leisure and FISHBACK STUDIO 1 comfort In the home where Automatic enjoyed CAMERAS SUPPLIES FINISHING is Utility Service takes care of the and Ice-cold Coca-Cola everything refreshment drudgery should be... a clean, taste refreshment -ooooooooooc >ooooooooooooc'oooooooooo-o^cB>r exciting ... you can feel... 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