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Memorial Recess Honors Pres. Roy Green Fourteen Hundred Mountain Townspeople, Friends Rocky And Students Attend Educator’s Funeral BY EDWARD E. DANFORD Colorado A &. M college classes suspended and activities from noon Tuesday in a “memorial re. “ nd E° V*tnment offickl who dicd las*f ’ COLLEGIAN Thursday" at suddenly Fourteen hundred townspeople, family friends, and students filled the student unron ballroom 2 - L PORT COLLINS. - sL r« COLORADO FRIDAY. JANUARY 30. 1848 Kulv" No 14 In honor of the dead president. SNOW HOLIDAY Rev. Weiss said he was a personi- Wins fication of "the American Stock Team great dream." From his humble origin on At Denver a small Misosuri farm, he rose to a Third of achievement and Ski Carnival is Great Success position high Aggie esteem. Receives great MacLennan In his college, the reverend con- of Through a screen falling snow, over 100 Aggie skiers and fans crowded Estes tinued, he school’s Individual Honors Park's ski area Saturday championed the to see Phyllis A. McLaren of Grand Lake take honors in the lop women's slalom race and Edwin S. Holfman growth and administered in such a Western Stock National of Montrose over 30 fellow skiers win first in At t i,f , triumph to place Aggies' second annual ski carinval. way that his interest will be felt for the Stock in Denver, Aggie Second the women s race Fisher, also of In his efforts aid boW in was Jackie Grand Lake, followed by the Camiva IQueeu. years to come. to * * n ‘ n ’ lcaI" J* acec *Sinl Alice Hill of Pueblo. In the men’s R. Bowman of Steamboat the he traveled utigit'H ! race, Ralph Springs found his wav through the college extensively. behind giant slalom to take with jfcollegiate competition | second prise Grant M. Moorhead of Aurora in third position. FUNERAL SERVICE and Utah State col- Forerunners State included Hurt of Fistes Park, who aided the success of the The service, officials anus George program by contributing free arranged by and second respectively. of Colorado A 8c M and members „ first in Representing Aggies individual of Dr. Green’s family, lasted 45 min- Ihirker. Ed Paint, rfging were Jim utes. Music was furnished by the Watson. Forest McWilliams Colorado A& M A choir „hn Capella MacLennan r,kl Mail ennan. and Richard Satorius. organist. The in the winner over- main selections were "Ariso." as high point awarded ; contest, and wtts a "Come Sweet Death,” "My Heart the Gentleman Is Filled With imera b\ Country Longing," “Prayer" acazine. by Palestrina, Chopin’s "Pielude," JUDGES and With You." ;aRLOT , "God Be cifloti of feeder animals Judging Members of the ROTC unit of Busten. Bill Votaw, ere Louden the college served as ushers and as- MeWilliams, Hoyt Bauch- orcst sisted with parking and traffic. The and Curtiss m Meyer, withdrawal from the took ceremony Coached Tom Blackburn, the hy 15 minutes. to slowing judge is left yestetday PALLBEARERS Aggies at the Fort Worth, present Active pallbearers at the service Show: Real MacLcn. ftis. Sunk were Wilmer J. McMillan, former l-ouden Butter, an [ini Parker, administartive assistant to I>r. Take Bill Votaw. Roberts Will Role of urtisj Meyer and Caesar; Green and now a Denver insurance AUENTINE DANCE executive: Homer Hen- announced at the meet company J. |i was In dean of H. L. Dot Kohler, Brutus Coming Tragedy that Livestock rlub ncy. agriculture; ffi Monday the assistant the The final cast for Valentine dance Feb. son, administrative to JULIUS CAESAR, as announced by Ruth ill sponsm a Dr. David L. Mor- the Student college president; J. Wattles, is as follows: Red Roberts as Dick f in Union. Uoyd Caesar; Kohler, head of the department of hikinsoti and his "Gentlemen o! , gan. psy- Brutus; Bill Mcßride, Cassius; Chuck Scott, Anthony; Jim At- and education: R. Denver will Tick- chology James iota'' from play. kinson, Casca; Roy Romer, Decius Brutus; Jack Curfman, Miller, of the State Board lie based at the flu- secretary tt mav fiurt Artemidorus; Orville Reynolds, Soothsayer; Stan Wieland, Pub- of and C. Clev- union bookstore from Agriculture; Jack ent or ag Ted Nick dean of students. lius; Laraoreaux, Popilius; Marini, Cinna; Dick Walter, iculture council members. enger, Metellus Camber; Marvis Peterson, the ceremony were Wilbur Hall and Arthur Schulli Attending Servant: Tony Vollark, Trebonius; Fort Golilns civic leaders, member* penally designed by Fay Ginter to ported on their Danforth trips Romer. Marullus; of the club, of which Dr. Roy Johnny portray the and ude last summer. Picture* were Rotary feeling psycholog Clark, Lucius; Tony Vollatk, Fla Green was a member, college offi- ical import of the play, particular Kiwn with die talks. , vius; and Hansen, Ligarius cials and members of the college Roy attention being given to color-pat rie. Connie Hornor. B. J. Chanson, CLASS MEETINGS faculty, and notables from various tern, balance, and spectacle. R. J. Ebert. Nora Clan scheduled for Phyllis Craig. Helen 11 and meetings parts of Colorado, including several Mary Wattles, ir.tr, Jaclt II today follows: Davis. Switzer, an. are as F. former club who also acted as offirial. members of the State Board of Marjorie Shirley Curfman recently made a to sati tow rides to racers, and James McKague, ski president, starting Ag trip Keller, Martha Reba Beau Senior class, agricultural iculture. Jones. the costumers in Denver to obtain Their running limes were 57.6 and 1:06 sec. r Smith, Carl Bus- building, room 203. 1:24.4: Alice Hill. champ, Marjorie uniforms to supplement the cos- Entries and times for the women’s races were: Phvllic McLaren. 1:16.1; Jackie Fisher. FLAG AT HALF MAST class, Eldon Dunn, Curfman, Junior veterinary and Lou Gov. Lee who invited by, Jack tumes being made the club. 1:59.8: Ruth Ginter. 2:15.9; Eileen Gutter, 3:00.0; Beth Melaney, 3:00.0; Mary Hutchison, 3:57.0. Knous, was by auditorium. Bill Greenstreet. Hansen. Fred medicine Moorhead, honorable wasn’t Roy Entries and times for the men’s races were: Ed Hoffman. 1:05.9: Bob Bowman, 1:07.4; Grant as an pallbearer, Since it is technically impossible Sophomore class, no Kraft, Marvis Peterson. Ted Lamor- meeting. Ted Lamoreaux. Frank Darnell. Charles Delp. 1:12.7; Bob Sheriff. able to attend, but he ordered the 1:07.6; Bill pTendergast, 1:11.3; 1:12.2; 1:12.4; in The Old Main Theater to use Fieshman class. Old Norris Orv lie Rev Main the in eaux, Lynch, 1:14.2: 1:15.8; Schumacher, 1:17.6: 1:19.5: Don flag over Colorado capitol James Cheatham. 1:15.7; Lex Lindsey, Larry Hugh Cummings. conventional the auditorium. nolds, Tony Vollack. Dick Walter. scenery for manv and Carl 1:23.0 1:21.0: Chuck Sweetland, 1:21.0; Fritsche. sec. CONTINUED PAGE 4 Nolling, Clark, and in the Stan Wieland, Johnny scene changes play, sery er- Nick Marini will the remain play fcctive use is being made of a unit CHAO TO SPEAK Alpha Psi Banquet Ram Will Be Christened Shortly iiig parts. sot designed by Jack Curfman. In AT CHRISTIAN this basic of and Julius Ceasar is scheduled for set, a group steps in different Honors Members performance on Thursday, Friday platforms are arranged Announces Council the desired ef- CONFERENCE HERE TOMORROW Aggie Pep and Saturday. February 12, 13. and waysways to produce Welles’ mod- fects in thj individual scenes. These The annual pledge banquet That “Rambunctous” Aggie mas- 14. This is the Orson Students from univer- will be the main and not dramatic Wyoming sity Fellowship, will soon have a ernized version of the platforms only give and dance of Zeta chapter of cot permanent which will be announced at the play, ar,d several speaker. Students arc invited to in modern dress. emphasis to the lines but also will Colorado colleges name as the result of a contest to annual Ball, March 6. Suit will be given Alpha Psi, national veterinary Varsity ad attend ail sessions. students. This the club's enable the audience to see die actors universities will Am be conducted among able prizes will be given foi the In Dramatic presents gather at held honorary fraternhy, was much better. who the There will lion of Orson Wells’ modernized hall Chao, spoke at Campus contest is being jointly best names submitted. tons tomorrow for the Inter- sponsored in the Student Union. of Saturday for the of Caesar is F.ven with these innovations Christian Fellowship meeting last the pep organizations also be a second to make the version Caesar, fanity Christian State by prize Julius Fellowship the Dean E. heat! and it must be m. At I. a modern costuming staging, Friday, will speak at 2 and 8 p. program of settling once and for contest interesting. These prizes as despot, ■deference. Calvin Chao, purpose portrayed general Newsom to the that the lines His addresses will be centered presented keys ali tliis controversial issue, and it will be donated the student a military clique in emphasized original Wttary for the China Imer-Var- by ing snappy, who had written have not following juniors visualized a* as by Shakespeare around the theme of the conference. is hoped that eii«»ugh names will be Chesterfield representative and by what might be present formallv initiated last been make fair choice Costume* have been <*- been changed. ’’Christ Is The Answer.” ’’At prt- submitted to a the Aggie Pep Council. day Italy. Friday: Harold E. Albers, sent," he said, "There are about possible, Wiliam M. Dixon, Woodrow three thousand Christian students Next week the COLLEGIAN Elmer H.

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