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Roundup, October 24 Associated Students of Boise Junior College Boise State University ScholarWorks Student Newspapers University Documents 10-24-1947 Roundup, October 24 Associated Students of Boise Junior College Although this file was scanned from the highest-quality microfilm held by Boise State University, it reveals the limitations of the source microfilm. It is possible to perform a text search of much of this material; however, there are sections where the source microfilm was too faint or unreadable to allow for text scanning. For assistance with this collection of student newspapers, please contact Special Collections and Archives at [email protected]. HOMECOMING ! 1- Neal, Boor ami Jack Madison hang• "Fight 'Em Broncos" 111. f ront o f U nton. 2 Valkyries make pcm 1 11 1 f · P at ,, 1urph y, Ellomae Holden Hel J · ' ' •an s to se at game; e t to nght: Junl' Ostkr Rat'£, ms , en o 1mston and Beverly llhys D · f ' • " Demond, Walter Em mom l'ieal Boor i\1 1 C . ' .. ~ ancc comnuttce, rom row: Norma i\lathcws, June Ostler. Carel l~ull: hack mw. illeh in • ' • er e "'penter, Ketth Holden. 4 Allendant Do tl i\1 F 11 · · dant E>el)n Zamzow. 7 A. w. sellit "ill , f ro lCa r a · 5 Homccommg Queen Faye Sptlshun•. 1> .\ttt•n- lg I ums or game and dance· ~(arion J-1 o I A . cheer leaders: i\Tarion Houseley B 1 B · use cy, nn \V•llmms, Sharon Lawrence, Rcvcrly lla)f.'S and Hett' Grirt·. ~ and Melvin Brown. ' o > ates and Tally Brown. 9- I · K · ' 8 gat>crI wood for bonfire and rally tonight: Dick Chasm in, Wall) Waller. Ja•·l.. Smith, E~ I Ll ~RARY .. UNIV I '3 BJC RoU:-;ot·p lRID\Y, OGl OllER 2t. 1917 Tough Contest E~p~cted With Idaho Fro_sh Smith, Richter Polishing Off KDSH Broadcasts ILanguageCiassesGet llnternationaiCiub New Sound Mirror Formed The Rough Spots Homecoming !he Khool rr:ttntl) purch;uro. n~· 'lbelmerO>tlOnal Club hcld tiS lit>t PrC'p:.tltng for a UJUgb amtot Satunb\ aftnnoon. ~ Boase Exdusne radJo nghU to broadUS! sound muror for thr three b.na:uage m~ting :\londay noon at 12:50. under junJOr Collq Broocoo line: been runmn~gh nili dnll the Homcwmiog game ha'< been d>..a. Although the music. 'l'<'"'h· and the dir<«ioo of Dr. Bak<r. Louis< Bra· I10IU W put WID tn lint chn wpc: for r brg home game of pmt<d to .,lloa "-D H Columbu dnm>lic dassc:s used a sowul nurror zil was >ppomtcd t~mporary publicity lhc IUJ()O.l"--~•.......,•1 -L- ..--t. ""-chn !.de: m.ilh and Bill RKhta Broadastmg Co. outkt lor Idaho. -'r last )<ar tha " the h t >car that one cbairman. Uhn~&--'~ UK: '",.. .......,. ra~U 1fCTt' aliDplctcd "'..-1th \\'a has b«f1 a"·ailablc (or lhc lafl1t\U~ Date and time for the next meeting ba\ been worlrng bard to po~ ~-- ---- • Wbillod. auna;;« of the sLation. dasso. I be language: re-•ch•• report will be posted uu the bulletin board in uh of[ lhc rough pot> and~' Chats by Chuck A P"P nlly !Jroadu.t " abo gu that lhry ••c "ell sahsfiro wilh rhe the main hall. ahcr a meeting "ith the thctr tqu.S rocly for~ rme l l eoacu:tu~IJOOJ lO Fan p !Jun out cnn KDSII thiJ arning I:Umr- sound mirror as an .nd tu ~Her pro- o;unril. All students are in\>"hed to come rHomlJC'"I 10 be one Q tht. ~ -.-. It--•- Q·- t~- r~ fi I nuodauon and ,....._..'h l:ach da'-'> h al ~nd join the dub. ~~ will be ~~ sp«ial r· ~ uun......---'!1 ._...... u'lt" .......... di.atdY foii<J"·ing the bon re om r........... mtere;t to anyone mterotetl m the af· tOtl't thnUc:n. t»ll &cam dclc:no ardit far a tinc-•Jo:OO to 10:30. fhc pep band. led b} lowed from o~c to u .. -o half-hour per I fain of todal· Pu • JW" ud tbc rv CJI l'hotu \\'r rr all lor tng fo,..-u-d lO Gib Hodtttra.ssu and JaLl Best ~ the iOtb ;;a \\{-e l~· ~th t.ht• sound muror. The club will discus.s national. ul.tet · ,..,. pUT' b bl M=• 1 P;::: the llomc< · danu twiU be yell (cadeTS, llob ll•tcs and \!arion I he S<>nnd miru> ""'b mud> the na<ional. state, and local mauers of Ua:. t ddlcrcnt bad rom aK.C 10 tC'C' atumm and rn1n1 acqu.a1ot How.lcy " ·ill lo.d the rail)._ 1 he ~lame as a retordcr I be in ... trmtor rcaJ, go,:ernmem and social and radal prob at.kal. U:adJ ~lth atrcmpte'd w lo ancct By 1M tea) thcrr- ar~ (db. coaches, l.')lc ""mith otnc' Bill Rlthttr or spt.-ak:\ slow I~ inlO the microphone-. lems. Outside )peakers will be invited utc one 1 d.Ktrd P ntw :oJtcgy and &lrh wtw arc wu.bout d.atn- •h\' ~tne Bdko, \\ cs ""hurtliff and (.t:orgc allowing time lor da!-~ lq,etition. As to speak to the members. Later on in •.a lrc.GCd out. not gt"l u.getbcr? (.rcen, athlelic t..hrcttor of the l 1 n1· ht'" 'fK'ak-. his words art· repnxtuced on the year the dub will help the WSSF. IJUpU) • kJ& ol nuhua&.auu aad 1 he Vall)rle miu.auon was quuc \cnity of Idaho, will m.Jlc sholl ran...... a tape. :\. half hom·) wozk tan bt: rc· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; f uttk, dx Broow ucw M llcaddy hllarlOUJ, but the C"mtng'"l ht Jmls 1 h~ v.-H lhC' 1hc tradiuonal pep ral wnkU on one It"(: I .\ I tTl ma} be k.t·pt pnctJ(inc fur the- lnut2.JJ"IIJ rough· wac dimn.cd bt an imprcssh.-c tete· I) to s1ir up all pos..'iil>lc t'Hlhll,la,ln 101 futu11.: use ur it lii.J\ be lcusl"t..L In n CJPpoocnlt that will be cnc.uunt.cftrl nunJ) all \'CI"f nict! ~hich re- before the game. ll"ll.~ing. the JHl'\ iuu~ w·orl i!l crast:d a\ wrouctwut tbt rcm-.anda of the IC.il minds UJ th.at the Knights ha\e simi i tht.· llC\.l h. lt:Wilkd. lllU\1 lUlling down ""' \\ llh \\ t ..(.undc llr<TnCT 1 <t.cr lou ac.1hilic:s pl.anncd for their plcdgt:'! Dance Plans I lC t:\.pen .. c ()r lll'W tapt.· and ll'Cl'i ""'· Jnd Alblou )d ID be pl•)cd. onlj poor lcllow ! llrrt:Dctli.ill rrnuana an unLno"'n fou • . ·:'\c..-.u You·· is the theme fo1 thL 111 1 lot llu"" am )'OU mwllt.hc big . ~m.) 1 ltomctoming dance whic.h will lx- he_lrl Your Team ••gn In the- ccnkT ha f (1: s tr.. t. 1 111una . nroou wtllaunapt w gu.b thcit and nu-r for the- 1 10 Wt.-ar one. so tomonow e,·cnmg at 9 o dock. _1 he m- Selects Pins laftb stnqr!u \oiUOl)' ~curd;;~) town· come chruu h. IJO~ fen mal dance tho.;,e and heels) \\Ill. hon nnuc tb lr unblcmithcd rnurd. In thdr g · o rthe two football teams, and l'i e' A ~mall sterling sihel pin with a bru (our &)m u J. ( bD had only ~\e s.a~· I(JU of fJC'f'~le at chc l'nion pe<ted 10 be one o[ the largest of the comedy and traged' lll<t"ok wa<; voted on thr« tuudid.owns oorc:d against tb~n I ruJa,- night. I be mus1 v.--.u better than p.:ar. Each umplc will be ;~dmittctl up \londay nigln .at the third meeting of ••ui lhlt -.rd. tbcy wlll lx" rndr~nor cu:r. :mtl tb(· number of ~mooth d~~lc. · on the ptl-scntation of on<: Mti' it\ the Dramatics Club. mgto l.«p up their rrtord again\l the en h<l.j mnc;.l.Sl·d On the.· fast JIH' ti<.ket. The Honu.xon•ing ·•mums" will Ga}nOt Dorin as~umcd control and ld.1ho }Juab numhmC"u }Otl c.:an alwa)\ M:C Bud _'1l he rccognitcd torsage. and .\lis~ Faye it wa.., tlc.-t.idc..•tl to havt.• <t theatCI party Dunald anti l.\-d)lt /.am1ow, :"<jash ~pihhury. Homecoming Queen. will .\fcmhers will attend the Gilbert and lialen lo Uanmaga and .June Ban also \Ltl' be hostt.-s.' of the affair. Sullhan ph1)· this <.oming \fonday eve- Service Clubs \fd..t'fKi nnd Glen ~ibel. Other' en- Co-<.hairmen of the danlc arc -'onna nin~ aher whid1 time the party will EDWARD R. JUltug the Mf:"lltl)" musk, and what ~fathews and \\'alter Emnwns. Ros<l take place. -----------------------·-·------------------ Plan Activities ha\C' )Oil, Ken.: Lort:e l.nctt and Phil Mae Ostler is the decorations wmmit- Rough-and-read} Stan Luthct W<ts MuRROW \tiara . .Jad.. ic Han\;lfl and Frank Sciara. tee chairman, assised by Dorothy Ha- elected ~ergcant-at -anll~ to keep order Addifll a ga) now to the llomnum and the umal ~tag line..•. \fel De- during the meetings. Virginia Lcwi~. ----------------------------­ 1111 faUuLio ;uc the rnan} HJC M'f \fond and Hlomae Holden entered \\Orth, lloh Jones, Ially 1\rown, Bob Dorothy \loon and Betty Bryant were AND THE NEWS \ICt:' Uuln, mduding the IH.ubo, thr "ith a (i\.e or ten· pound sack of po· Bates, Ann \\'illiams, Ron Iippets, appointed to plan future Alpha Mu .. .................................................................. AIIOllillnl \\'.um('n, the IUlC"HollcgiOitC" taln chips and !!pent the ncning de- Be1nice Bauer and Helen Johnston.
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