IN THIS ISSUE IN THIS ISSUE Page 1 k<*« VMffiM Page 1 !k>en Is Dean Page 1 Hovm 5 2 - - Page letters Editor ports to Page Opinion .Page 6 Aggie Veteran Page 2 maent The Society Page il Rocky Mountain Collegian ■ 72 Published The By Associated Students Of The Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College

I.vi FORT COLLINS, COLORADO — FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1046 New Aggie Spirit Party Formed; Election Delayed

of Chosen Men's Dormitories A&M FacultyStaff Forestry Freshmen to Political Organized Under Enlarged by Board Object Set-Up; As Dean of A&M Deen Twenty-two appointments to Faculty Extensive System Form Own Action Unites the eoUflgs staff wen m&4« by the Party; Aggie

' ■ State Board of Agriculture named Dr. Lee J. Deen, dean of More than 300 men are now regular monthly meeting on the of and dms: n forestry range as dean of the living Ray Wilcox was of the jgr management, in organized dormitories Colorado A&M campus. October Yell Leaders elected party manager newly formed ’ * M faculty at their on the 26. Aggie New Horan regular monthly meeting last campus, according to John Aggie Spirit political party at an organizationmeeting held new work will be rriav. His in addition to his other J. Nieol, manager of all Onobe: i S, duties. men’s Those appointed to the English Wednesday, ••'htnih .r.:diu. a . Menne, and Bob Dalton, ity had not been informed of the Frutcbey manager of potato and will wear been selected to fill this capacity Dr. Deen is a graduate of the whitet college political system and party seed certification. rousers, greeD turtle neck in the field house, Clay Thomas ■Jfersity of Minnesota, and he meetings. Two transfers of extension sweaters, and saddle shoes. in the gymnasium, and Eugene ■t&ined his of doctor of DR. degrees J. LEE DEEN workers w rere also announced. J. These uniforms have been or- Davidson in the civil engineering A canvass at the field house and doctor of ■reetry philosophy R. Sprengle, county agricultural I dered, and are expected to arrive building. Monday night revealed that two Yale ■M University. agent, was transferred the ■ in the very near future. to state petitions equal rights A student dormitory council is demanding staff of the Extension Service, and — for freshmen in student body af- Camelin Is Chosen also being organized; this body Miss Magery Monfort will begin fairs were being circulated. will consist of presidents of the No Need To Fear work as home demonstration agent three dorms, and other officers, Scabbard & A meeting was held in the Lead in Fremont and Custer counties. Blade, To Lancers not as elected. yet bleachers of the gymnasium, at War With Russia The board also announced the ' - . . tent- ■ Following resignations: Cayton A. ed the Four students were elected Kenneth Camel in elected in four sections of the field Military Honorary to in- Authority Reports was Bishop, agricultural agent in Kit house; these consist of 50 men vestigate the possibility of form- president of Lancers, sophomore Carson county, who has accepted each. The leaders elected are Al- ing a third political party, and to I men s pep organization, at a meet- a positfcm with the Veterans ad- To Be Reactivated Gen era] Victor A. Yakhontoff. a len Knapp, Mike Vescovi, Charles represent the field house and gym- | ing held Monday. October 28. ministration; Robert F. Eslick, as- ftturalizi Russian, who spoke Kingman, and Malcolm McLain. nasium at a freshman to Others chosen lead the Lancers groups as- to sistant professor of agronomy; Al- assembly Bill Mann is Authorization for the reactiva- held October 29 in Old ■ audience of approxi- for the 19 in charge of tihe ath- sembly year 4G-47, were Tim- len H. Host wick, agricultural ag- tion mately f.O 0 students last Friday, letic committee. of H Company, 4th Regiment Main for the purpose of openly dis- othy Rigbetti, 'Vice-president; Bob ent in Teller county, who has of the National Society of Scabbard cussing political that he felt there was no Students in parties. pted Krumm, secretary, and Gordon the field hours are accepted a position with Western and Blade, national so- p d to fear a war between the military p Starfotick, treasurer. Vernon Car- also making plans for participa- Farm Life; and J Elizabeth Nel- Those elected were Bill Mann, cietv at Colorado A&• M MAY BROWN prited States and Russia. P College, ter was selected as junior advisor. tion in homecoming festivities. son, home demonstration agent of Davo Barn-hat. Bob Barber, and Newly elwted President the was received recently by the mili- of IHe Glenn sure,; lurther that three fai- Sedgwick county. Yotter Ray Wilcox, who Lancers, newly organized last Associated Veterans. tary department. rs wf r* necessary, how ever, to lives in a trailer house off cam- spring, have planned a schedule of »oid any steps w hich might cause Lieutenant Colonel To assist him Kenneth Camelin pus. and Doris Duu feel berg er, who activities which include helping to W. J. Irwin between the two Frosh Notice was selected to fill the office freshman psenticiii c*oun- Alumni To Sponsor of tbe military an- of represents girls, were finance the purchase of men cheer department lieg. They vice president, in were: a spirit) of sin- nounced that an organizational and Shirley Brown incorporated the committee. leader’s uniforms in conjunction

* lr® cm*-perauion among the On Saturday. November 2, meeting will be held in the audi- and A1 Maxey were unanimously with the student council, the prep- Assembly Program l At the second assembly Tuesday, salesmen and the of : the freshmen are to leave elected as secretary and treasurer people torium. room 200, of the military aration of Aggie banners to decor- October 29. party managers of the. lie United States the oval at 9:00 a. respectively, unopposed for and Russia; | campus building at 7:30 m. being ate the stadium, and to exchange p. Tuesday, t wo parties organized last A surprise program has been spring |e m. their give the those offices. meeting of one another on -on way to 1 November 5. It) is desired that all with other colleges at out of town j presented their and dis- nlauned for the homecoming platform* Aggie “A” its annual paint- as- ground as didated by the j former members or active mem- Of the 2,350 veterans on cam- pmnion sports events, and the handling of cussion followed. Unanimous ap- reßsurc of Their sembly. Phil K Yonge, president the American people ing. guests for the bers of Scabbard and Blade who pus, only 9 6 of the total cast bal- transportation and arrangements | proval for the formation of a third Iho this f of the Alumni Association, an- in highly propagandized day, Lancers will be honored are interested in reviving the local lots in the election for the painting of the "A” by the party was expressed. Howard nounced today. The assembly wr ill a a noontime picnic. F following the war have not at company of the society attend this The Associated freshmen. Veterans 1b the Ebright, manager of the Ac- | be held Friday, November 8, in the Aggie brgotfen the services of the Rus- J + meeting. college organization for Colorado tion Party, during the discussion ■ ——4- union to ti student ballroom. fanß e Allied cause; and the A M & veterans, and as such has announced tie dissolution of the Included on the program will be s When orgitnization is completed prUtilno .ro of the activities of the in the past been instrumental in Aggie Action Party. the introduction of the starting ; plane will be made for initiation far mongers who misconstrue establishing rent) control in Fort Freshmen Gather of Forensic Releases liDeup for the homecoming game* new members, to be chosen Immediately after electing a tusßian motives for selfish gains. Collins, and was in a measure re- 1 with Utah University which will [ from the advanced R. O. T. C. party manager at the organization- Gen* • , Vakhontoff summarized sponsible for the of the building al luggia's start at 2 o’clock Saturday, No- course at the college. As soon as mooting Wednesday night it wae and their back- To Plans iiistiory Complete Schedule prefabricated housing units on Activity vember 9. A short pep rally will I practicable the control of the com- voted to table election of an as- Nuntl which he felt defi- had a the campus. It also maintains a follow the program, pany will be turned over to the sistant party manager and other e r * ’" ' 11 to r their present for- “A” loan fund for Aggie veterans foi\ For Painting Mr. Yonge and the alumni asso- student members. j*o1 which is the building At a meeting of Oolorado-Wyo- The association will sponsor a ciation have planned the gn up of member* including both p a Russia forensics in Denver program. strong to prevent the ming group Tire Colorado Aggie chapter of dance on November 26. Further uppt ■ la tiitm and freshmen could schedule Itervcu;ion of other nations, Ail freshmen will convene for an last Saturday the for in- Scabbard and Blade wag founded be jne*»c-4it to nominate candidate* bii the activities j atomic bomb, Gen* assembly at 3 3 o’clock today in ter-collegiate speech was Dames Club Plans in 3 923. In tbe spring of 3943 •for party of fires, A committee fal Yckiomioff its agreed reported that Old Mail) auditorium for the pur- upon. it was disbanded because of the 'II ! ■ defeat of Japan, v lien pose of com plating plans for the The first meet is to be held in Child Care Service war emergency. Th# organization Spruce Editor Sets ‘ion was expected with- painting of the "A" tomorrow. Boulder on November 21, 22, and during Its active years was proml- manager, with the approval of a *' r • days, caused suspi- with Colorado nent in campus social activities, only 23 University as Dames *>f Colorado A & M, a L Dates For Pictures Another feature of the assembly those present, to investigate con- F l, B an ng the Russian planned that of people, host. The second meet will be- chapter of the national organiza- and it is some will be a practice rally conducted ditions on and to formu- rho campus f»d* ;r.H might been will be use have held in January and the final one tion tor wives of students regis- these activities resumed the cheer leaders in order to late a platform. This as by Esther Lee Smith, editor of platform P effort io Intimidate the Russia. in April, Jack Lamb, faculty ad- tered Jll any departmest of the . upon reactivation. acquaint the new students with well as a signed petition of mem- Artemi Silver Spruce, has announced that Yakhontoff is an out- visor announced. and for forensics, college married women at- school yells and pep songs bers will be presented to the Po- beginning November 4, appoint- talUlmg authority Manchuria, on Twenty students have signed tending the college, making up are litical 80. rd of Review the first tipun, of nominees ments may be made for Silver Mongolia, has revisited The presentation and with this organization and al- plans for a Child Care service in are of » xt week, and the platform ÜBBla has Elected pictures. This all tour times between 1029 for freshman class officers McKague Spruce year teams and work- cooperation with the College Wom- ready organizing will be printed in the next issue Pd week girls are to wear and been postponed until next plain sweaters 19r,, has just, returned en's Association. ing towards the first, meet in of the ROCKY MOUNTAIN COD- Ski Club President (no buttons) with rom a«other pending further developments white Peter trip to Russia. The wives students* will re- Boulder, Others who are inter- of UEGIAN. parties *>n the Pan collars. No jewelry is to be among political ested in forensics are still wel- ceive questionnaires concerning The worn. men will wear suit A party caucus will be held dur- campus. These be come to join the group, Mr. Lamb the nursery plan. are to * James McKague was elected as coat* but no hate or overcoats. ing the first half of next week for stated. filled out and returned promptly r president of the Seigga Ski Club Women Students Picture* will the of candi- to be taken by any purpose nominating in order aid tie formulation off at the meeting held recently Jn the of the following studios during dates for freshman class officers. Homecoming Rally plans. student union* Other officers Assist the month of November; These candidates as w ell as those Red Cross Meetings of the Dames are held ANNUAL "MUM” SALE I elected were Chuck Hardesty, vice- of the Students’ Progressive Party Bonfire Fiah back—fl 00 Bitting. To Feature the first and third Tuesday eve- president ; Jackie Jones, secre- per BY TIO will be presented t.o the student h SPONSORED nings of each month in the Gold Miller’s $2,50 minimum; cooperation with the Larimer -1 tary; and Joan Spellerberg, treas- body at an assembly later in the Room ofthe Student Union 7:45 $2.85 will include 2 prints 3 Inches lealth Association .and at * urer. bonfire rally is Tau lota will out week The election will be held An all-school Omega carry One meeting a month is a by 4 Inches; $3.00 will include 3 College Red Cross unit, P m. Thursday evening at 7 Novem- selling -of chry- Every Thursday, November 14. in the wen*,. -*• planned for Friday night., their traditional social meeting and the other is prints 3 inches by 5 Inches. Job >7il women from the Colo- an o’clock has been set for the rad the homecoming santhemums for the Homecoming regu- student union from 8-5 o’clock. & ber 8. pr ceding ed ucat I ona 1 m eetlng. application prints will be made at M campus have been lar meeting time. The club will e committee ap- this Tickets be Pihg game by the rally game year. may The next regular meeting will j 50c per dozen. Kay Wilcox and the numbers of at various times with the convene in the student union. *I the Associated Stu- obtained from any member of TIO next ,J ■' pointed by be held November Nelson’s—s2.oo with the committee issued the l> }' unit which in Tuesday, per sitting platform J° is now Club dues have been set at. three Fort dents’ Council. Cheer leaders, as- or from C. O. Bimonds in the stu- 2 negatives with Collins f>, and will feature a play review r order of extra statement that although the party ® dollars per year. Th address system, dent union office. 4 to 6 m sisted by a public of the “State of the Union” given prints shots. was inaugurated by freshman, r, ‘ °bil© unit was in Fort the band will Mrs. Spurs, Lancers, and The tickets will be redeemable by Julius Wagner. Hostesses ? The ski club is scheduling a All students urged to is to all, ns it j * ‘‘'Hi week and Monday and are wear membership open lead the in yells. a’clock Sat- for will be Mrs. Keith to the each week, the dress dUV 0l group bet w een 10 and 12 on the evening i trip slopes correct and have their is ti >t on exclusive freshman par- tbiß W6ek Students vh,f - It. other activities planned by taken B will be urday, November 9, in the student Boulier, Mrs. V. Jessup, Mrs. Among pictures during November. ty. but will Include leadership ' * Unv,’d a positive reaction to The place of tflje rally There will be choice of Robert Clark, and Mrs. G. A. Ham- the 150 members are the winter Full cooperation is and for the n‘uHn the committee union. a necessary for • fruit) provisions entire , tests were tested designated by rally rt brown, w hite “mums”. ilton. carnival and dance. !r the yellow, and f an outstanding year book. gtmdent body, ‘ X-ray unit. at a later date. FRIDAY. Ni,J :'' I \ ’ ' D x '- TWO THE ROCKY MO Of S. Arthur Johnson Temporary kColle^r\ THE AGGIE Simie, Manager Campus Presides Over Unionology Classes Rocky Mounts VETERAN Hall, Comments Housing To Be Hall (betttr IsMtclatnl Sluil,-n>s of By WARREN BRENLMAN ' of S. Arthur Johnson I’ubli-hc! I >< r> Thursulaj (>} the WO Si manager the class on Maintained is in of latest AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL - . Ynt union), charge Here COLORADO known as the important over 3t>oo en- There will be an COLLEGE Moan and Groan? Gripe about and has the That class is “uinonology” campus. the Canterbury club, meeting of 0 this; complain about that, and cry d E " Printed by the Kobin-on l*riiitintt Company for Episcopal ,o|| " organization rttrir »«J about something else .. but, don’t ”lie am pus V . in their course, Sl For The PHONE 637 To these enrollees interested Sunday, No- Year OFFICES: yell too loud! Begging for help help keep students, at o p. in., 1949k! in building, Room 311 Johnson Hall of all activities the union the Guild room of Over within reach of a life raft is just supervises sch iuling vember 3. in 4,500 I Fort Collins, Colorado Students 142 Wesi Oak Street of church. will a little inconsistent if fool- purchasii. and :iniiin<’.ng the Episcopal Supper ... not care, meeting, which Jack Fort Collins, Colo. ish! You won’t the one the union and r - 1.. ved aft er the B Entered as second-flaps matter at the post office. support set Clevenger. assiBla^ . an ex-officio urged also > students are outfit that has, and can continue Sim-onds a in E; e opal president. announced Z ® Editor - that the GORDON' SOLES capacity on the udent union ad- attend. to help the veteran on this cam- to anti.ipated Phone 513 lor the board. sehoi y.. pus. This was made very evi- visory 1 ar l»*s Associate Editor S * HELEN MTTTZ be 4.500 dent at the last meeting of the After his r day. ’Simie" students. ten MV MS the word. Phone 2521-R In order io Associated Veteran's at which 9 6 ,:r e for a, c o 1 declares that h '-ittle • mm „d Business Manager NANCY NELSON - students all men turned out to elect officers. “extra curricnl . tiviti* s so he Each student expecting to re- lemporary Phone 1663 on v Less than a hundred men out of bri , n - ,\nd campus must be indulges in at the end of this Business Manager < <-i\e a degree VET TINE VANIER . Asst. Warner MHPt a total of 2,396 veterans! That’s ireu. enjoys two sm .r: ; formal lirector Circulation Manager should make appli- orra® VIRGINIA REED quarter really swell housing, s,up gang. Keep pitch- Mr. Simonds Aggies in At cation once at the registrar's at field house well long EDITORIAL STAFF ing; really go a way 1921 YMCA and di- dormitory as a -tary office. wlm* acconimod.it- News Editor this year! -huh. ni DOROTHY BRUMMER rector of con:- .n 1 housing and ,n capacity, Editor Assuming as the JOHNNY -PEAS Sport® there may be a lost . etaffi Students’ council Associated « hlrh has f.„ Asst, Sports Editor soul tucked away in a closet some- l.ilee for BILL MEAKINS grjiphctl ihe «»ut one the and gold tsortorr'klH day night in green house adj.i. Feature Editor interested, this is what happened ,1 i to MARGARET BETTINGER ' Of- the . f theso forms .i« t!»- Veterans o the student union. n in building bon MARY LOU KOEHLER Copy Editor at “your” last meeting. Dr. A. H. ... 26 meo kcS fk-e and it will !h- mailetl in for

Ihird floor .1 r M ABRA GLIA Fashion Editor Schoondermark, representative of i jV(j KATHRYN >f each veteran ' men. Is not Photographer assembly of the possibility of es- Ml- d. in training un h r Fuhlh I.m day f each month, Frank In addition AND tablishing a Post on this campus. Tu« th'sie a. KEP"BTKRS BUSINESS STAFF lies witfi n * imli\ nest will be held at 7 toped Win ,1. could have a post, and that mem- meeting ; g!>- : ,t. *-t> .r>» n- !.• •1. Barbara lIoM Merry Donahue. Mar- Tin* v«'»«raiiv ■ (fi*e <»ffer* >ou nm evening. No- Thanksgiving bership could be transferred from ] k on Tuesday at ; r :|.. )■ jnton. Pa' Ate.:: Lob Amen. Lloyd Hess. Bill Bettinger, this service to f ilic;«t<* rids tut ion til. 9 another ruber 5. in the east lounge of the 1 Robert M< Clary, Lininger. post if one were installed beginning <• R«-Ne.-t:i R, .' it L Dawsoa. Audrey but will keep »<> n-« or«ls of th<»s«‘ union. will house here. It’s something to think the student ter. j* * while Gay! Tl-' Innd-r Rath Bairn t, Willi. M» Smith. Grady Ellison, who have fail*-*! i«* comply with about As hall, Rare hall Lodeesa Johnson. men. a result of the expected be Neo..j this Veterans Administration regu- ronstriiZfl initiated next election. Max Brown was elected The Livestock Chib ap- by fall w di ;i lation. < rommodii*j»M 100 new members These facilities president, and Kenneth Camelin proximately a ill house EDITORIAL IM<*ase note that this is a state- will assist him as Monday at 7 o’clock in the nil*- half of t)i‘- vice-president. evening “i paled in • ment <»f wlicn-as the a "citizens” met Early I - of far -iphte.! Aggie k club now -[•ruijr, yr'.iip Shirley Brown, and A1 Maxy will Li vest:m pavilion. The is between av Milkr^H Form lfMil requiretl at the time tvi.af would the continue serve for ush- ported. tl:ovr tip a plan f«.r they ha>ke.

rti* > - formed—the Action a Tl 'pr.r u. 1 p. v,.-r. Airgie party I believe that word of thanks is employment. He later became as- again. orers for work the Veterans Counselor. • dormito^H in order then dean and and the St.; J. 1- ' Pr- ur—sive party. The former represented the bo George Meyers for his sistant to Floyd Cross, Tenderly he bent down • • *** help in getting us started during His office was moved , rumbled a piece of sod between Ml B unaffiliated students and a few affiliated students and the latter of men. MS the word. Still sweating out book lines? the past student union in 1936 and fool year. into the his finger? a man was a to • . e , ? ./...... the Tht- staffed less disin- . ■ represented -i p parties a more or Maybe this will gc-ive a few prob- And say. there are about forty in 1939 he assumed the duties of leave the land. to the ‘'democratic'’ terested attempt carry out new principles lems. Cortlyn Hotchkiss informed pert young ladies on the campus manager of the union. He thought of the city with ‘ which the far-sighted .-itizens” had so us that a limit*? ! number of fresh- diligently provided. whom w e w ould like to see attend- brought him Although he now has little time loathing. All it had ROYAL BUN man are now j the another has into books available in his During past week, party sprung being. ing these veterans meetings. How but for outdoor sports. “Siraie” was :nhappiness and sorrow, office. If you're having troubles, 4 SIH No. CV>ll*tr« lltom- 447 based affiliations. It formed about it gals? Come on the It was not on was spontaneously by out; directly responsible for organizing that was over. He was back to hike up to the V- • rans office with Associated Veterans is for interested freshmen the of desire. your —the earth. > Bnvtkfa**! 3 to & 1923 and silent contemplation; a of but changes in student and of the years between prayer campus, major government campus • * • * * Y A e te r a n s Administration 192 S B. S. C. (before student thanksgiving rose from his heart. un- Z Quit k. Couri'-»in Srnw policies. Some <-ollege students going to form. identifi<*d a.* “Trainee's Re- One*- more he was part of Nature This formed those “citizens” ti. of r.-vdy party providing Aggie school under the I. Bill will not 4 Tr> Our -I kinds ' j>ort of Earning**.“ must be com- Dodge at Estes Park which the and not just a shadow in the city. when the receive their (kiolxr subsistence Sundnirlx " smpdit with the licit.. - rat had in mind revised -cl-up they they pleted and mailed by each veteran college maintained for summer A voice called. “Dinner's ready.” checks until November 15. FVances ? All Times. Associated Students’ constitution. under Ihiblie law :*4C> to the Vet- slowly and reluctantly he took his E. K»*t< ham. finance officer in the eran* Administration. Denver 2. feet out of the flower pot. —Soles. “Sirnie” can be located in the ' -. - +1 »*»**•»•**• Desnver Ik-ghmal office, warned Colorado on or before November student union from early morning this week. O, I94#i. These forms have been chagrined. After all. maybe we until! ate at night. He is the Because of the tremendous sent with subsistence checks re- LETTERS are acting a little snobbish. workload thrust upon the finance ceived on September 1. October 1. Tuesday noon I turned over a office by the thousands of enrollees HEY FELLOWS To The and November 1. 1946. new leaf, only to flip it back in in Colorado schools, oftk-e person- Young fait -r: “In your ser- For your information in further record speed. Jogging along to this morning about nel are overtaxed this month, and fflon you spoke EDITOR explanation, an extract from the Don't Miss Our :. y 1:00 © lo< k class. I enconn- a a new wave on the will Ik* unable to get out all the baby being Veterans Administration branch v-red three men. whom I greeted ocean of life." checks on lime. Miss hot* 1 tarn said. office is cut off unless a report of r»*gard!ess of zation of a new “third" party. This a gleam in his ployment., whether eye. their earnings for the months of 13.95 radical party meeting: was called So—after dashing to 1:00 such employment is related to my my \ugiist. *<4 ptemh<*r and October is emrse of because of xnisknc * led ye regard- o'clock. I sit here answering—- training: !•> The lk*nvrv Regional AL-RAY ing existing party pintf• *? rni* cau- with si no < ooperatin we are will- In August, 194ft 9 effici* on or Jk•far*' November 5. In 1940 $ cuses, and candidate’s In short, mg but with results such as these, Septemlnr, The allowance i»ayments will not ELECTRIC CO. In 1949 who was nominating: freshman for bring on Lena. October, .$ j Ik* of resiwnsl until a report earn- The letter 112 W. Phone 15H freshmen offices and why- —L. D. M. sltould be signed by j ings is rcKSK KAMI'S are only two more months remain- ¥ to stands to gain the most—froh- alumni. as wages, salary or com- | KXTESKION conns ing to take advantage of the- op- fflee or the present parties? What is wrong? Has life in pensation reee4v«*d frmu employ- portunity to reinstate vour lapsed Was the Aggie Action be- ment f<*r 1 1#** Party the service so deadened your emo- purpose of receiving Life Insurance. Don’t let Decem- this allowance ll nd embryo party? The tions that you can no longer do any authorized under ber 3 3 slip b>. and find you out in is set this law -hall la* fre-hm&n party up for fresh- anything but bleat AGAINST sotue- guilty of a mls- the cold! Would erta.hlifch*d thing? deteneunor and subject the man *.n party Can you no longer put to j*en- I’m told tiiat the best way to c trd their plat- Ft>itao ns eth ing ? ing possible forfeiture <»f other T-s from the paper, so ... will do. and benefit*. tons pledge unqualified sup- The ‘something" in this lu the world as the we are, wherever we go, in what- lege \ «-o*rans office ha* mimeo- 4*r I* not. world's ever we are doing?

On the otJ: J .tud were there Fur time the athletic Koine now "giaut killere” next year but neith- And yi A a?i* t g i; : "is • Greek at this college we Mind ’ion has been er would be run over by Utah dissatisfaction bet ind this j>oorly run down and in sorry shape in State again. conceived attempt at called general. Lit the student body, .Students, alumni, it is in your Parker Pens “third" party? If mo, : it is their the alumni, anyone interested in hands. We can have a school parp*•“.«* or ul imute ;.:a? A & M > start a movement to get noted for spirit, drive, and fight We have all heard ©1 > lummy** or the situation cleaned up. If the we can go on plodding along 38.75 fa not party, ieferria - to f i’r;cultural board has control of in our own set ways. It will not V? cf the insipid statement- ad< at ho©! then for action - agitate hurt your lungs, your voice, or

raee* * Tu**day '* ing, ] : •-» mtie-- from them. At your heart to give a little more in* if this sew pari) jb no; ini If the alumni would scout out to old A A M. Try it and wee—- tool of hllbertofor . i ti unld* ntUlrd >poets for the teams the pr a\ especially you veterans. who to the in-pu- group plans use Hetre. bring them to Aggies and Do not turn cynical and hard SHINN /

»en for personal gals and not col- c.tlk to a cnacb who will take an boiled. Do not be afraid to show I lege betterment. Merest; Aggie athletics w'ould the fellow' next to you tiiat you —3. F •an tlu climb out of the base- really do lik>> this old place. Alum- Pharmacy

nv rt. If the coaches t.ake no in- ni, start supporting your alma I>ea r Edi tor: terest in prospects brought before Act proud mater. of it and others Your Doctor Knows Us W; So .fir Lena want, them v, f w ill they buj»? stay where we are—- will catch your feeling Let s all After read and the bottom -ig slowly carefully m of the heap in the get behind the school and at home give AQTTLED Northern Hotel Corner UNDE* AUTHOBTY Of THE a ceTitin colnxnn of October 29th, Big COCA-COLA COMPANY jy Bevt-n. If the coaches would with all our heart*. THE I felt a hit irate and then a bit tak* an Interest we would GREELEY not be —R. D. B. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. rrnDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1046 TUB ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN THREE

Dancers To Student Union Cave LAMBDA CHI PLEDGES HALLOWEEN SCENES SOCIAL Shag Social Calendar Is Scene Of Dance HONORED AT DANCE FEATURE SN DANCE In Attire Shabby Friday, No\ ember 1 For Pledges Of SAE Green and Gold of the SPLASHES Associated Veterans’ Dance, rooms stu- The annual Sigma Nu pledge

dent union were the scene The annual Student Union ballroom, I building dance was held at the chapter By PEGGY DUNNE and Shabby Shag, an ELINOR LINGER The annual Sigma Alpha Epsi- , all-school 9 12. of the Lambda Chi Alpha pledge house last night in hon- dance sponsored by the to Saturday lon pledge dance held in the was , dance Friday night. Mrs. Myrtle —* * Date dance, East Rockwell or of the A Hallow een +— —H Independent Students' Association, pledges.] r Student Union cave Friday night, Hinds and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell theme used is to be held at 9 p. m., Friday, Hall. was for the dance, as active members, pledges, and blew King chaperons for the Just onto campus it seems November November 2 were and attire informal. Chaper- 15. Dancing will be Saturday, was their guests danced to the music dance. Music for The object of every college Joo'b dreams held “A” and Barbecue dancing was ons for the dance were Mr. and in the union ballroom to the Painting of Don McCrimmon’s band. The furnished by Warren Wisdom and Have you seen her? for freshmen. Mrs. Gould. music of Warren Wisdom and his Joseph dance were programs replicas of his orchestra. Mmmm-huh. we mean “Lener”. Mixer Dance, Student Union orchestra. Guests were Maxine Gibson, the SAE pledge pin. the Guests included Virginia Jen- "hyener,” that Is. As the ballroom, 9 bo 12. theme of the dance sug- Dorothy Phillips. Shirley O’Brien, Honored the dance nings, Dorthy Bowman, Kappa Delta pledge guests at Mary Max- GUESTS at: East Rockwell hall gests, tacky attire will be dance, Katherine Brown, Carol Brooks, WEEK-END were Mary LymTßee- appropos were President and Mrs. Roy M. i ine Mickey, Betty Ramsey. Dorothy Young, from Boulder; for the Tickets green and gold rooms, 9 Miriam Bur- and Betty Kay Truitt, from Greeley; evening. will go Dougherty, Dorothy jey Beverly Green. Chaperons to were Mrs. Phillips, Jean Brewbaker, Dorothy and Elaine on sale next week. 12. ton, Dorothy V; Fleet, from Denver; Leßoy. Marjorie Deilanes, Willa Cameron, Dr. and Mrs. ] McDonald, Joyce Rorabaugh, Mari- PLEDGES of Lambda Louis© Klipple, general chair- Waggoner, Jane Bennett, Isabel LATEST CM Alpha John are Muenzinger, David H. Morgan, and Mr. and lyn Swartz. Joan Woods, Glennell man of the dance, Burney, Jo Ann Foley, Mary Lou Howe, Bob Brewer, and Ivan Trimble, who announces the Bova 1 were pledged last Mrs. Maurice L. Elder. Webb, George Zernber, Mary Lou following committee chairmen: Barger, Jeanne Venuti, Mary Lou ireek. DENVER ORCHESTRA Guests included Jo Ann Wyss, Hutchison, Mrs. John Novak, Mrs, Decorations, Rose Doyle; Koehler, Carol Koerber, Kathleen GUESTS at the Kappa Delta pro- SUPPER house Saturday night after Dixie Ann Long. Nancy Schneider, Steve Martino, Mrs. Edward Sutt- Milburn, grams, Donna Pinkerton; tickets, TO Dorothy Drummer, Cora were members of the Sigma FURNISH MUSIC game Kappa sorority. Those Jackie Jones. Carol Richardson, liff, and Mrs. Larry Knill. Guests tbe attending Don Lou Snyder. Genevieve McGill; Don Mac- Shaft©, Dee Babcock, Virginia Lisher, advertising, Bonnie Bette Kimball, Shirley Lorraine Schaublin, Dollie Eaton, from Denver University were Jack- Kendrick. AT INTERFRAT DANCE Louise Coffee, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Caroj Barbara Koerber, Hold, Bunny Brmvn, Natalie Virginia Schurch, Mary Maher, sou More, Ottilee Stafford. Dar- s: Lab- Broom Further Information or. Chelf, Patricia Finch, regarding ia Roy Mary Maher, Eleanor Becker, and Bill Petrie and his orchestra, Nyllne Wallace, Mary Kaneaster. rell Purdy, and Doris Caldwell. the dance will appear In next Dale Kenyon Marilyn Lamb, Barbara Raber, from Denver, will furnish music Dede Blevins, Ruth Ilse, week’s Collegian. Dorothy Wilcox, Trudy for the Rouse, Alice Lanham, Robinson, NTW OFFICERS of Phi Kappa Tail active Interfraternity dance, to be Wanda De- Margie Devine. Marion Lebaack. chapter are Gordon Hut- Rita Foster, Joy Burroughs, Bet- held Saturday. November 16. The Bont. Olive Scribner. Astrid Sved- . Mary Lou Fiannagan, Barbara tye Rita Green, Dor- dance, which is be lund. Stephenson, Ja. k Waters, treasurer; and Bill to serai-formal, Virginia Kiippert, Bonnie Spier, La dess Johnson, Bobbie ret ir-. Joseph, pledge trainer. a Pledge Blue And White othy I,• Betty Reed, Grady Ellison, Rober KAPPA DELTA Founder's Day was celebrated at a dinner held at as well as for a popular Morris, Evelyn Deck, Bette Roy, danciDg It.- Northern Hotel last Wednesday. The after-dinner program frock. con- Mrs. R. E. Keating, Beverly Bruce, ,f gis a marimba solo by Joan Plumb, a DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS vocal solo by Nelma Mar- It is styled after the nineteenth Rita Kelly, Joan Carter, Merry iball and a duet by Velalne Vanier and Dorothy Le Van. century bustle-back dresses Quality tVnnmon W .90 Donahue, Marilee Mathews. Pat pulled and PLEDGE CLASS OFFICERS of Alpha tight across the torso with huge Photography Kappa Theta are Polly Bris- Greathouse, Pat Finch, a Georgia Photo Finishing Annette Short, vice-president; Carol bow clasped at the back. The skirt ! • ' evident: Hodges, song Mitchell, Bette Baker, Elinor Lin- Martha Calhoun, In. r; secretary; Jo Ann treasurer, is bight in the front and shirred at MOCCASIN Hayes, and Carol ger, Willa Mae Crick, Jeanne Portrait CASUALS Ri i. ir ison, Panhellenlc representative. the waistline in the back by Swift. to give Alberta Clark. Charlotte Moccasin type casuals real- the bustle effect. SPE GUESTS for dinner Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whitney, Pardee, Janet Blair, Jackie Jones, SWANSON ly know “what’s what” in “Mike” Marshall, Rosemary The dress is made of stripped Collier, Mary Kaye Winton, Wil- Pat WyBs. Shirley comfort. Easy to slip on, Helen taffeta which is son. Mutz. and Robbie Jean Gibbs. Virginia bluegreen. gray, Dotty Sandman, Dur- no fuss with laces. and purple, apple green, and The Nelson's Studio DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE of Delta ham, Glennell Webb, rose. Delta Delta, Mrs. Arnold Rosemary plenty sturdy, too! Size arrangement of the stripes which Mining, of visited the Aggie Collier, Velaine Vanier, Denver, chapter this week Trudy C and D, 6-11. 128 So. Phone 250 run diagonally at the top, horizon- College Burr, Ruan Fraus, Ruth ATTENDING the Presbyterian church Thode, in a body Sunday were mem- tally on the bustle, and Rose Vanderhoof. Donna Ricker, diagonally bers of Phi Kappa Tau. Following church, they were entertained at again at the bottom make a pleas- Ed Hennev, Marilyn dinner at Harold Guests McNees, Betty Cosper's. were Professor H. A. Durham. Lou Clark, Barbara Hold, Helen ing picture. Orville Stoddard, John Regan, and Everett Richardson. Doris wears high wedge heeled Stewart, Mary Ellen Crawford, A LETTER FROM DAN CUPID on Cloud No. 69. That Watch silver dancing sandals, the straps Advertised Mrs. Robinson, John- Nationally to Virgil Patty id sed Kappa Deltas, announced to them that of which are the same material son. Dorothy Wenerstrom, Stella the new owners of Pink Cloud No 2 are Gilberta as the dress. Over her she Oakes. Orville Oakes, Billie Reeve, arm in Ladies' or Men's Lininger and Harry Tracy. A five pound box of candy carries a black velvet, floor Ralph Reeve. Arlene Speas. length ar v.panied the letter. The couple plan to be mar- cape, lined with w'hite satin. The Marilyn Fogland, Mary Sue Gal- ri> i during the Thanksgiving Gilberta and holiday. Is cape has a stand-up collar and fas- vin. Mary Lou Hutchison, Sue a 1946 graduate of Aggies and a former KayDee. tens at the throat. Kfely, "Mike” Marshall, Mary f'IGARS were the order of the day at the Sigma Maher, Joanne Christman, Jim Alp .a that KEEPSAKE Diamond Epsilon house last Wednesday when Bob Mas- Ring Wheatley, Edith Wheatley, Sue STUDENTS HONORED ter announced his engagement to Ceee Buerger, of Willy, Sandy Graham, John Hag- Dr r. Cere is a BY COUNSELETTES '46 Aggie graduate and a member You Wanted ot gin, Char Tibbetts, Ester Kuera- Always Kappa Alpha Theta. merlin. James W. Rinker, Mary Mrs. Hugh Cresswell, Kappa EARING THE pledge pin of Sigma Phi Epsilon are new pledgee. Jane Nix, Joe Phelps, Margaret Delta housemother, wdll be the Ik IS NOW Myers and Zember. i George Sitzman, Ellen Pratt, Shirley featured speaker at a program tea, For Expert WSITING at the Delta house during Barbie Raber, Kappa the week-end were Stimpson, Dorothy sponsored by Counselettes, to be Kvrabaugb Available and Mrs. Jack Rankin, former KayDees; and Ann Ross, Rosemary Durham. held 2:30 in a Selection Mary at p. m., Sunday, No- Beauty Care Large b; I.ashor, Joan . Thompson, and Ila Mae Coleman. Dinner guests Sun- Beth Waldo, Marjorie Ruther- vember 3, in the Little Theater of CALL AT il ji r; jer and Tom Kidd. Fisher, Dorothy Baus, Don at tea Immediately after the wedding, a reception ginia Presiding th table in the eld : at the Kappa Alpha Theta house. McClary, Bob Smith, Ruth Clifton, patio will be Mrs. Jean Pries and Margie Grund, Winifred Fish, June PEGGY AND WARREN atop a five-pound box of Mrs. Gladys Eddy. candy Powell, Lois Kennedy, and Mr. Wednesday. October 23, revealed the engage- Mrs. Stuart K. Robbins. | ment of Gamma Phi Peggy Anderson to Warren and Juniors believe everything; I Adams of Greeley. Peggy carried tiie box down the Sophomores suspect everything;

I stairway to the strains of the wedding march No MI MS the word. Fresmhan know everything. I immediate plans have been made for the wadding.

I TEA TIME guests at the practice house Tuesday I were Margaret Sitznian, Mary Lois Sandusky. Mary Co. SfIdVMVD dOHS Lou Hodgson Jewelry | Pfnger, Ixiis Wright, ; nd Shirley Washburn. GIFTS OF VISITING the Gamma Phi Beta house recently -».\\ WaUhftt - J>unnoncl»* - Jewelry were Mrs, Louise Wyatt, province director, and Mrs. VMM Cl; dys Armstrong Hotel Bldg. JIMMMVIIS KM VIVAX SAMs Collier, province finance director. V D! RING THE WEEK-END the Gamma Phi Beta enter- \ sorority ki" tiie following guests' Mrs. Max Mickey. Joan Carter of Den- ** "ary m Robertson from Colorado Woman's College and La Von b a Gamma Phi from Colorado College.

M NDAY DINNER guests at the bouse Alan cooperative were for Flowers '' “ ERICKSON’S * 1 r and Bob Wiley. / AFTER THE GAME Saturday afternoon. Gamma Phis enter- > 'd ’heir guests at a tea dance. For Every Occasion I NE WEDDINGS ■ include that of Mary' Ellen Carter to Harold \ B|ier The ’ ceremony was performed June 15 In the First Presby- 1 •‘fian church in Fort) Collins by Reverend Gretber. Mary Ellen is Irvin N. Bristol, Proprietor ’ * t" Iter of Gamma - Phi Beta sorrlty. and Harold is a Phi Kappa Tau. J " die is living in Fort Collins, while Harold attends school. 111 East Ook Phone 157 d* IMMING was the theme of the evening at the tr a 'b i M ': ta honse Wednesday evening as Lois Harbl- announced her engagement to Lowell Morgan of •ftnont. The couple, whose romance began In a ** ,! ; - Pool, are making plans to be married in HI, ALL YOU bowel] is a freshman at Boulder, and Lois " 1 ni°c at Aggies. EX-NORTH VIKINGS ENTERTAINING at Thursday night dinner, Oc- STATE ( DRY GOODS ," r COMING HOME ON lhe girls in practice house Invited the fol- HOW ABOUT

n 535.00 ' - guests; Chuck Gates, Phil Snedeker, Vern NOVEMBER 9, 1946 ~ CO. 'P* and Dean Coy. 8:30 P. M. BRIDGE the was the theme of a party given Sunday afternoon by THIS IS THE INFORMAL rT)ITIa phi Beta aorority honoring the Sigma Kappas. Your Satisfaction Is Ours I'INN’ED—Sue cross of Sigma s McCbesney now weans the white DANCE * a HOMECOMING Cardinal. FOR ALL GRADUATES Place: BOY’S GYM I NOW WEARING the Lambda Chi Alpha pledge badge are Royal OW6, Robert Brewer, and John Muenzinger FRIDAY, NOVEMBER i ~1 FOUR THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN f 4-H'ERS STEWART Football Hero Of 1899-1901 A & M 75,000 Pounds Of Lost Daily COLLEGE DISCUSSES Aggie Hesperians Sugar AGRONOMY OFFICERS FUTURE Remains Bustling Around Campus Initiate Eleven Because Of Improper Field Storage SELECT College graduates' opportune because of fifty members in the field of beets will be trashier Approximately agronomy veer* J* New light the problem of Today, the health of football Approximately 75,000 pounds of on Eleven Colorado A& M coeds in mechanical harvesting and this attended the Collegiate 4-H club cussed by Guy T. Stewart 0( to men concern to trainers are being daily in the what happens football heroes is of grave were formally initiated Thursday sugar lost another prob- skating party held after the extension turn may produce roller service, at a college was shed and coaches. But 50 ago, Fort Collins area because of im- meet! after they leave years night into Hesperia, junior wom- October 25. Oth- of the lem in storage. pep rally Friday, Agronomy club today with the of a the winning of a game was consid- proper storage of sugar beets in MondJ "discovery” en’s honorary. They are Peggy have been October 28, A& M lias been in- er social programs plan- ab which he greying Aggie "Old Boy” of the ered more than the indi- the field. The basis for this esti- Colorado waa important Dunne, Lois Ann Kuempel, Iris ensuing speaker. in the of ned for the year. 3 599-1901. vidual health of its members. Dur- mation is the fact that, with pres- strumental development years Parker, Elinor Linger, Betty Pear- held Thursday, Carl Hlttle mechanical At a meeting was Leaning ba< k in a ing the 1901 Christman re- ent storage methods, one pound of sugar beet planters, elected by «. casually season, son, Margaret Barbara Blevins, Hall, the a October 24, in Ammons group as third member straight chair that touches a wall members, the team members stay- is lost ton of beets thinning, and fertilizer placement to Goodman, Eileen Verna sugar being per th Ginter, agriculture harvesters following individuals were elected council. The of while student ed in action in of the fact stored according to as well as the club the gymnasium spite Mae Leirich. Ammons per day, Ray- programs Dorothy and porter for research. officers of the organization. the council fees paid, strolling that half their number suf- mond Barmington. associate me- and other similar as is Bob raT*" are being or nearly Jeanne Venuti. a”' Jack Hartman, president; Clint lelaon. over campus to see that the eds fered from yellow jaundice. chanical engineer for the Colorado Mr. Barmington graduated from After initiation Elinor Linger Oletta Locke, The meeting and work- Rice, vice president; adjourned and coeds behave themselves, Durkee, the original football A & M experiment station. Colorado A& M in 1942 and th, was elected president. Iris Parker, members Louise Coffey, treasur- gathered in the should not have been habits to Mr. Mervine until the secretary; field, was situated where the field- The latest on sugar ed under student vice-president; Dorothy Ammons, experiment union Don Chad- coke room for make the Old Boy wait 4 5 to death last when er; and news reporter, years house now stands. A high board beet production has its latter’s summer, refreshment secretary; and Lois Ann as pur- Kuempel, Dr. Gerald Hudson is spon- be found reporter. work. In addi- wick. by a college fence concealed the field on the the reduction of loss in he took over the treasurer. Mrs. Leola C. Hayward pose sugar club. The charter was Doctor: “Your Perhaps the habits had less do States sor of the husband to College avenue side, while the the beets piled for storage. Sugar tion, the United Department magt was again chosen as faculty advis- hare absolute with it than a pair of innocuous S. W. Mc- read and approved. quiet. stand and bleachers w’ere just east beets are now at the dumps of Agriculture placed Here 1B or for the organization. piled The next Collegiate 4-H club sleeping powder.” blue and a rather shy grin. with eyes of the railroad tracks. The gym in piles containing as Birney to in cooperation Following an old tradition the sometimes meeting will be held Thursday Wife: “When do I At any rate, as special deputy from Main, the station. Also in co- give » was in the basement of Old many as 5,000 tons, thus resulting experiment entire group attended a movie af- evening, November 7, at 8 o’clock him?” the county courthouse, C. C. and somewhere in those black re- operation with both is the Sugar ter the meeting was adjourned. in an astounding loss of sugar con- hall. Doctor: "Yon Christman has been polishing his Foundation, in Ammons don’t give cesses members of the military tent. Most of the experimentation Beet Research an.or- lt t 0 him—you take it.” badge with a shirt sleeve and training group stored their old is taking place at the Harmony ganization eet up by the sugar cooks in the watching the paiade of and “Some of the best years style canon and rifles. Victory Pigskin dump here in Larimer county, companies. were in the army.’’ students go by since the beginning world The good old days? Well, Dep- where the sugar beets are piled “What were they doing?” LOST of the century, when he was an uty Christman is not so sure. Lands At in piles of 400 to 500 tons. Dif- Brnwn and white all-conference player both in foot- Library HENEY WILL ADDRESS ferent types of control treatments striped Lit*, A manufacturer states that time Shoeffer -1B £1 4m i ; ball, pen. If are brine practic-,. each de- f-»nr. < p |eaM After 29 Years .-ft to GRADUATE CLUB MEETING snake skins make the best shoes. return to Paula * As 8g! I Siegier, E.-o-t R termine the best method of de- oci. Announcement... ■ days when Head Coach Henry Orth well hall. Reward. creasing the sugar loss. Inside make the best slippers. like chickens, drilled the team almost exclusively Sometimes, foot- storage of the beets is also being Dean Homer J Henney of the balls home to roost. in power football, Christman gave come tried in the potato storage build- agriculture department, will speak i=lll=lll=lH2Hl=lll=HlEl||EtllEi;is!{iiii a generous quantity of blood and • i ing belonging to the horticulture of the work of the graduate stu- LOST of a soiled with the cartilage so that Aggies could beat pigskin once Fluorescent department. dent in the agriculture readjust- C. U. with of 5-4. That white lining starkly exposed turn- Blue harlequin frame glasses. a score in Germany and Co Fordo A & M has been the ment program to DESK LAMPS was in 1901. Christman was car- ed up in the A& M library as a Please return Joy Jankovsky at western at the next meet- leading on mechanical Europe to authority ried off the field with a broken gift Librarian James Hodgson. East Rockwell hall if found. (Complete with Bulb club which = sugar beet production in the world ing of the Graduate not nose and three caved-in ribs. But the ball is an ordinary 'I 1 IsB. 25 will be held in the east lounge of since, 3 9 44 when E. M. Mervine. one. Aside from “Modern football is a clever having the ven- the student union No- = at your the late agricultural engineer for Tuesday, eration that goes with game.” said Deputy Christman, age, it is m vember 5. 7:15 m. the Colorado A A- M experiment at p. also the ball raising one suspender brace with which 2 9 years ago station, completed his work on the Dean Henney was deputy direc- JERRY SOLT Coast-to-Coast a | a thumb and letting it snap back saved Aggies from defeat in development of principles to be tor of food and agriculture for against his chest, “hut football crucial game with Montana State FINE Store incorporated in a mechanical har- Germany under the office of the early in the century was more dan- college. CUSTOM MADE Election of vester. At that time there were military government. 125 N. (ollege I‘h. 3«o gerous.” For onething, practical- The half-sph€*re was presented to CLOTHING ff, no commercial harvesters in tihe officers will also be held at this Dr. Hodgson Lieut ly every play then was a variation by Col. Paul iElll=lfl=lli=lliEiU=lll=lfl=lli=ll!E!l|=tfl= Great Western Territory. Mr. Bar- meeting. of Who's W ho Among Students in Michel, of either the end-run or the line- who rediscovered it this mington linerican Ini versifies and Colleges in estimates that there are smash.” Because one could not past summer his Denver home now at Colorado AA M will be an- approximately 530 mechan- practice evasion, he spent most, of while preparing to move eastward. AGGIES ARE ALWAYS Bother nounced in the next issue of THE ical harvesters in this area. If Your You his time on the field battering him- An inked legend under the Eyes WELCOME AT THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN. Research self against solid walls of muscu- wrinkled leather reveals that on on the beet harvesters CALL AT MY OFFICE is still carried by the lar opponents. October 1.2, 1917. with only two being on ex- “Oh. darling,” he murmured. “I station, the latest Campus BarberShop Another element that made minutes left to play. Michel passed periment project COLORADO BUILDING OVER BROWN-MCDONALD'S love you so. Please say you’ll b© being the study effect the 047 SOUTH COLLEGE early football rough was the lack the ball 47 yards to L. D. Klem- of the of mine. I’m not rich like Percival OOCfOO:Oj:fOOCiOO.CS»»^C8»^C8»39»5 medson tie the harvesters the of the of shoulder, hip. and thigh pads to score 20-20 and on quality Brown. I haven't a car, or a fine DR. FRED EVANS The jerseys the boys wore offered send the Aggies home in good beet crop. It is expected that the house, or a well-stocked cellar, * nothing more than a thin layer of spirits with their half of the vic- but darling. I love you, and I can- OPTOMETRIST wool a light pad edging the tory token. over not live without .Someone’s you!” rxpeelino j waist and elbows. Two soft stole his Forf Collins arms around Laundry PHONE 330 . neck, and two “So wife ruby lips whispered you met your at a and a lelfer from you i Range Conservation in his ear: “And I love you, too, dance. Wasn't that romantic.” darling, but where is this man “No; I Service embarrassing. thought Dry Cleaning HIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIHEIIIEIIIEIIIEHIEIIIEUIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIE Club To Show Films Brown?” she was home, taking care of the 125 E. Mountain Phone 225 m kids.” A education Two United States Forest Ser- college never hurt anyone who was willing to learn Poudre Co. vice sound films, both in color, will VOTE FOR Valley Creamery something afterwards. be shown at the meeting of the PETTY, the Jeweler Constance Shoemaker Colorado A& M Forest and Range “I like the shy demure type,” FOR J. W. Anderson, Prop. 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The Ram "Bees” passed and One week remains to polish the new before the ran their way to a 26 to 12 vic- single wing much but Aggies Carry Bail In CC-Ram Game tory over the Wyoming "B” Cow- homecoming game. That’s not to work on from appear- boys Friday. October 25, on the Colorado Tigers Model T ances in last Saturday's game, the boj-s are really going to work. Colorado Aggie gridiron. Using only five running plays, the Rams made three long drives, On the first play after the kick- two of which ended in touchdowns and the third in the opinion of off Rex Wagner, outstanding Ram should have been another. Defensive was rather sad Ran Smoothly in halfback, skirtied bis own right many play Victory because so little time be that end and rambled 71 yards for the could afforded to department. The

first Aggie touchdown. Ellison week’s practice sessions were con- A&M converted from placement to give A&M Band fined to digesting the new offen- 7 to Spurs, sive Veterans Chuck Rams an Over 25 to 12 the Rams early 0 lead. system. Painter, Bob Froah Early in the second quarter the Present Half-Time Hopper, and Cowboys started to march. They Carl Cox performed their running The Colorado College Tigers unleashed their deceptive “T” moved to the Ram 29 yard line assignments nicely with the able down where Cowboy Jordan At Game assistance of blocking backs Dan to a Ram eleven 25 to 12 Halfback Display formation fighting before 5,000 spec- swept around his own left end, cub Budding! on end “Toughy" Mul- at the Aggie field October tator: Saturday, 26. The Tigers scored back and went all the to lison. fourth way twin iu the quarter to clinch the decision after three Congratulations to the student quar- score standing up. Con grat u Tat lona to and well matched football. body tor their excellent turnout at the cheer ters < rugged The back Rams came to rack up ■j the the first home game of the season. i.' in first quarter the Rams : opened a drive from another six-pointer on a beautiful power Spurs, I ameers and Sigma Na? for the vn 46 yard line using their new single offensive 35 yard pass from Wasiecko to wing Cox making *be Friday nigh' rally a a am j I inter drove to Ist down Sehoblaski who gathered the pig- hie: over on pleted, leaving Barbara Linder, for ;i! Lambkin Fi last: Three touch-football Coaches Association indicate a, commended their music and id Wednesday their beams are "Bees” sewed up the game with play were penalized to own Doris Dunkelberger. Barbara Love, being organized nip-and-tuek some wet! executed marine vers. The n ght Fort; Collins fullback Earl rd to participate in struggle among a sustained 5 8 yard drive. The oiH line for unnecessary Bette Baker, Ruth Ginter. Mar- the and the independent of the talent in the Spur's “models” probably set liny a swivel-hipped dynamo out league. The win- greatest sport's touchdown play was another Wa- roil., ness. llainlen kicked jorie Haller, and Ray Chelf still in of this history, announced Association clothing fashions for the coming namc«J Buckles fronj Cheyenne left ner league will play the siecko to Sehoblaski forward k returned to the A&M tthe running. Second bracket pass year, unless the clothing many w inner of the President Coach Dick Harlow of manufac- spectators with the impres- Here the Tigers fraternity league for which the lather snared in the end 36 ird line. re- matches are scheduled for next sion that the intramural Harvard. turers start manufacturing. if both boys could have march with Tucker championship. zone. Holthus converted from sun i their week. ho.- Although defeated by better n playing on the same team, Future plans include Inaugurated last year, the poll placement. u going over for the score from the participa- The soccer tournament began tin than fair CC eleven. Coach Hughes y w uld have witnessed a small tion in intramural soft- is a season-long affair. Ballots Near the end of the quarter the one yard line to tie the score at basketball, October 21. with Team No. 1 win- edition of Blanchard, and Davis are 475 and the Aggie team the crowd . . . before the half. ball, track, tennis, and swimming. sent to the members of Rams blocked a Wyoming punt gave 6-5 just ning over Team No. 2. On Octo- C. €. took the Association and more than a few thrills despite the sportsmanship a nose and each week No recovered the ball on the Wyo- Tigers roared again as the A wealth of talent is available ber 23, Team 5 forfeited to The dive here fact that they had only three days Saturday when the en- and they nominate outstanding linemen ming 19 yard line. They passed se' : half opened. Smith r©- considerable interest is being Team No. 3. and on October 28, tire C. C. team stood on the side- and backs. These nominations are and ran to the oneyard line where practice on the single wing forma- created within 1 4 tu-d. tur; ' the kick-off to his own 4 7 the group in order teams and Teams 2 and lines to shield heir used as a basis for final All-Amer- Wasiecko plunged through for the tion. In reflecting on the CC i “sleeper" - .. to 3 ne. On two kick produce top-notch beams. The were schedule ! to play October yar opening galore last weekend with ican selections, bo be announced • final tally. sleeper play and the resulting 6 Upsets "Dorm Day smashed his to the Boys” promise plenty of 31. Next week's game schedule }.; way Texas. Tennessee and Michigan in The Saturday Evening Post in The entire Ram forward wr all points, we should keep in mind for other consists of Team No. 4 and Team A M 45. Brookshire faded and competition groups on taking it on the chin ... Big seven December. a bang-up defensive that CC players were running up the No. 5 November 4 played game. I long to Lilja on the campus. meeting on and a pass game of the week will Denver Backs Wagner, Wasiecko, and and down the sidelines all after- see With practically every member teams 1 3 As.: 10 who went over for the and will play on No- University with a perfect confer- Marcus and the sure-fingered noon, even after the referee had nowr out of service and back on 6. $• end Tiger touchdow’n. vember ence record, with Utah Sehoblaski left end were the chased them back to the bench on tangle Football the job in colleges throughout the at Hams the kick-off League On October 30. the Bicycle Bri- 1 .f returned State. The Farmers are our out- big of the Aggie offense. one occasion. This is no excuse the Assocaition points out guns ir country, gade made a five-mile round trip 1 '!.• own 31 yard line and pro- on-th e-limb choice to knock Colo. AA M I'os. Wyoming for the Aggie pass defense to fall off Led that no outstanding player, wheth- out west the ceed--! to march. Cox and Painter Mulberry toward By Sig Eps the Pioneers ... Utah will take it Stelmack LE Berger asleep, but it is a factor that play- er he attends a large school or a mountains. car’ the load clear the C. C. to CC out on C. U and slaughter the Hand LT Emmett ed a big part in the touchdown small one, can be overlooked in the Both Swan and Ugly - 7y< d line. Four tries left tihe Not a touchdown had been Duckling Buffaloes at Salt Duke Saturday. balloting. Benson LG. Thiele ball inches short of touchdown scored by the end meetings will be held next Tues- a of the first If can the time, Henney C - Gleason ... you spare get took round of All four backs from last year’s day, November 5, at 4 o’clock. and the Tigers over. play in the Interfraternity out and watch the Rams Schuefler RG. Schwab practice. All-American first team again are fourth C. C. football league: The Sig Eps They will in th< quarter open- McKerral RT Johnson Seven Results appreciate your interest With a many using Big scored a 2-0 over the Phi battling for places. They are Fe- great people < :;: her drive from their own victory and support. Tirey RE A post olon the Union, regulations Tan's in the inaugural lix Blanchard and Glen Davis of Student 26 yard line. They were halted game by Kunkel Wolfer QB Texas Tech 21. Denver U. 6. virtue of Bob Fenimore of Oklahoma are required. two “don'ts” I j a safety; a safety by Army, Only 1-■ u arily on the A & M 27 as both Heasler “Guess 1 Wagner LH Coin. V. 14. New Mexico 13. ] 11 cut in on this dance," A&M and Herman Wedemeyer of are imposed on Aggie students. tL Rams recovered fumble, but teams resulted in a 2-2 tie between a KerbeJ RH Jordan C. C. 25. Colo. A&M 12. said the surgeon as he chloro- St. Mary's. Don’t, lounge on the furniture, the Sigma Nub and the Sigma and regained the ball two plays latter Marcus .FB. Griffith Utah 2 7, 7, formed the St. Vitus patient. Warren Am Ohio don’t smoke in the ballroom. The Wyoming Chis; the between the ling, State by an Aggie forward game Sigma intercepting Score by quarters. Utah State 27, Montana 7. is left tothe st udent’s | Nub and the guard; George Savitsky, Pennsyl- rest up on the A&M 32 yard line. defending champions, T-n- A& M 7 6 0 13—26 vania, tackle, and Richard common sense. . Ml MS the word. a Scott, Day turned his left end ram- the SAE'b, ended in scoreless + a and Wyoming 0 6 6 o—l 2 + also seeking deadlock. Nevy center, are id- the Aggie 7. Fryer smash- places on the Coaches’ All-Ameri- "Is your wife as pretty as she ed ; broke Bcause the left side, into the all tie games are to be There are three classes of wom- can for the second year. Others used to be?” (dear and romped across the Ag- played over, the Sig Eps are tem- The intellectual, the beau- it en: •on the 194 5 forward wall were "Yes, but takes longer.” CAFE line. Blagg porarily in first place GILLETT'S y ! place-kicked as the re- tiful, and the majority. Richard Duden, Navy, and Max f the conversion. sult of their victory over the Phi Morris, Northwestern, ends; De- Would you call for help if I "Prosperity makes friends and 168 NORTH COLLEGE Taus. The second round of play After on exchange of punts C. C. - Witt Coulter, Army tackle, and tried to kiss you? adversity tests them.” The will begin Nov. 5 with be- took over on tiheir ow n 20. Tiger a game John Green. Array guard. Would you need any help? Sphinx. tween Sigma Fuliburk Fryer slashed over left the Chis and the Sig tackle, swung to the right and Eps. On the following Tuesday, broke info the clear Mullison Nov. 5 the SAE’s will tangle with |P»Bi C the Phi Tau’s. ■ d him down and made a beau- ! MISS GILISSEN IS ■ tifn; shoestring tackle on the A Interfraternity standings: \ •«»-- - ONE OF THE FEW Ar line. In the \ M 2 5 yard resulting Team Won I.jost Tied >iV DIVERS ALLOWED ON ex. a C. C. drift- teraent "sleeper” Sigma Phi Epsilon 1 0 0 rS--.. v THE 30-FOOT TOWER ed down the sidelines the next on Sigma Alpha Epsilon 0 0 1 I'!-., and snared a for the pass Sigma Chi ...... 0 0 1 f touchdown. Tiger Sigma Nu 0 0 2 ..... 'kick- >. returned the following Plii Kappa. Tau ...... 0 1 0 i ..2# THiS PSVS PROM A l 'd': u the A tt M 4 3 yard line,. «<*T. 30-poot height | { il l Chaffee then sparked the PERFECT 1 "Do you know how the song, ws REQUIRES A ufi< use to drive the remain- FAULTLESS 1 . 'Rumors Are Flying” originated?” V jS&v FORM, SHE'LL NEVER d 7 yards with Cox powering* DIVING -_^|g TIMING. THE "A rooming house exploded.” OLYMPIC AC£,COk'Ky MAKETT! ! my over from the 3 yard line, J FLUSH TEST ERROR I SHE'S WON MORE irting DEMONSTRATES THE lineups: GiUSSEN, ANT DIVE IS DANGEROUS CAN CAUSE SF-6IOUS I DOING The lot of people IJWthan ONE TITLE (l! t&M l*cm. 0010. (Allege only reason a JR',. 2'4 FORWARD SOMERSAULT... 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dent chapters throughout Dodds tt, Professor I nited Statiea which Student Poll On Current Issues PARTY PLANNED Pistol & Rifle Club are affiu ! Qpinion Wolosoff Teaches ate with the American Society of Is ASCE Advisor civil711 Shows Stassen Is Choice For President FOR ESTES PARK Will Elect Officers Engineers. Classes Don Culbertson is Russian president of Professor Rob- arm BY HIKERS CLUB Appointment Grant A. Brezina is matter “Male, or female, veteran, non- In the of price controls, Officers to assist Don Sonnen, of secretary Dodds us faculty advisor (ert H. the Colorado A& M Student v 8.3 in favor of newly-elected Fis- Cha" " veteran?” Perhaps you • e one 3 per cent were re- president of the six of whom are & M College Stu- p Twelve persons, j the Colorado A ter. Plans for a weekend house party confront- of controls all commodi- tol elected of the students who were moval on and Rifle club, will be attended the American So- members, Chapter of the to be held in Estes Park Thanks- faculty ( dent cent believed at ed with these questions during the ties, 52.5 per there the forthcoming meeting to be held was an- first Russian class of the year ( of Civil Engineers giving vacation were discussed at ciety student opinion poll covering sev- should be removal on some com- held Wednesday, November 6, at 22, in by Anderson Tuesday evening, October nounced in New York today Drug Store the Hikers' Club meeting, held Oc- , eral current issues which was con- modities, and 8.6 per cent felt that 4 p. m., in room 200 of the mili- Wolo- executive (MS So. 113 of Old Main. Boris ( Wm. N. Carey, College ~, tober 27, in th student union. rom Colonel lone ajg ducted by the opinion and price controls all commodities tary science Positions public on building. foreign lan- Headquarters soff, professor of , secretary of the society. for The next hike will be Saturday, propaganda class, under direction should be maintained. to be filled sec- KVKKSHARI* C. A are vice-president, A& M English de- PfcXg guages in the Colorado A & M College or- November 2. There will be two The Complete Stock of Gerald Hudson, social science retary, and treasurer. Of all the students polled, 37.7 instructed the class. partment, e is one of the 123 stu- 5 hiking groups. The first will leave ganization instructor. A sample of percent cent were Republicans, 33.7 At that time members will be *++++ per meets Monday and from at The class on was Ammons Hall eight in the to of the students and professors per cent wore Democrats, and 28.6 able sign up for the hours they evenings at 7:30 o'clock. morning for a twenty mile round- Tuesday taken, with varied results. not affiliated with wish to shoot. All those interest- per cent were until June. This class will continue trip hike to Gray Rock. The sec- According to 36.4 cent of eitiher 78.9 cent of ed in belonging to the club should per party. per for Plans for a similar course ond who will take cars to the people asked, Harold Stassen the students polled were of voting group, attend the meeting. college credit is to be given within three miles of Gray Rock, which should be elected as the next presi- age, while 94.$ per cent will vote by students on Monday will leave at one o’clock Saturday were made dent. Thomas Dewey followed In the next election. « October 28, at 4 o’clock. afternon. Pool In Ammons Hall afternoon, with 14.6 per cent. Eighteen other It was significant that little dif- The class will meet at 4 the first candidates received a minor num- Business meetings are held ev- ference between the student opin- Is Made four dayß of each week and will second and fourth Monday at Available ber of votes. those of the professors ery ions and direction of Mr. also be under the five o’clock in the student union. Of those 25.1 cent was noted. There also seems to be queried. per To Students' Wives Wolosoff. Students wishing to become believed that there was a good little difference between veterans

pledges are invited to attend the chance of the United Nations help- and non-veteran's opinions. The Ammons Hall Saturday hike*. Wesley Nelson, swimming pool SNACKS ing to prevent wars 53.2 per cent v njni-n questioned were more op- PICK UP YOUR w ill be open to the veteran c lub presiden, stated. believed that there was a fair tomistic in their views, although HERE students on Tuesdays and Thurs- chance, while 21.1 per cent be- if v s shown that the men are bet- day mornings at io o*< lot k b - • ter informed. Stewart Colorado A & M And Put N < ■ 11 1 Grocery the United Nat ions sa. ■ - ■ d'liv. both Forbes, BICYCLE SHOP head oj women's phy- 128 W. Laurel Phone 1519 THE COMPLETE Among tli« students, 6* per cent Newmanites Leirich Announces Greeley sical education department stated and have followed the arguments of REPAIRS SALES today. RENTALS, Byrnes and Wallace Of tlus«\ 64 Initiate Members AGGIE OWNED Formal Initiation A play-hour will be provided in per cent advocated Byrne's policy, SERVING AGGIES Make Reservations the gymnasium for the children Sunday Saturday favor while 10.9 per cent were in Colorado & M Newman For Spur Pledges A Club while their mothers swim. A guard, with of Wallace. will be host to approximately fifty who is qualified to teach those in members of the Colorado State who wish instruction in swimming, The Finest Flowers Spur, sophomore women's hon- College of Education chapter at an will be on will hold their annual ini- duty at the pool. Dr. Danks orary, Since 1933 Speaks initiation ceremony which will This service tiation of new’ pledgee at 4:30 is provided by the take place in the student union women's division At AVMA Meeting o’clock Sunday afternoon in the of the depart- ballroom on Sunday afternoon. ment trvm of Ammons hall, Verna Mae of physical education with- PAUL WOOD November 3, at 3 o’clock. out charge. Leirich. Spur president, announc- Dr. A. G. Danks, head of the Florist ed today. Twenty-four pledges Following the initiation of over All swimmers must provide clinic and surgery at Cornell, was 100 Aggie members and the Gree- their own suits, and towels. w ill be initiated. caps, Ph. 368 guest speaker at the AVMA meet- 117 South College j ley guests a banquet will be held Because of crowded facilities, monthly dinner meeting no ing held Monday, October 28, in At the in the auditorium of Saint Joseph’s lockers are available for non-stu- the auditorium of the Veterinary next Monday night officers will school. A social hour will follow. dents. A medical statement giving building. The subject of Dr. b‘> elected for the coming year. clearance on hearti and sinus con- A in the back Jackie Jones and John Olson are Danks' speech was “Problems of surprise rally yard dition is required. of Rockwell Hall was held Wed- co-chairman of the decoration and the veterinarian in regards to so- This service is also to the nesday night by the Spurs. The courtesy Mutz open cialized veterinary medicine.” Lat- committee, Virginia and other women and Rose are in charge of faculty employed er in the meeting. Dr. Otto Stader, freshman girls were marched out. Doyle on on and Wed- banquet Lew campus Monday Sr., and Dr. James Farqutaarson of the building in the form of a arrangements, and nesday evenings at 5 o’clock be- SMOKING fire drill. Orleans and Helen Mutz comprise spoke briefly on the same topic. ginning Monday, November 4. the initiation committee. During the business meeting, “What Joe Briggs, senior veterinary stu- shall we do tonight?” Ml MS the word. "Let's a coin—tails we Brooklynite: What did PLEASURE dent, was chosen chairman of the flip go to yonse

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