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. Gibson. Eastep, Lynn will blanks for in sub- WRITER FORESEES FUTURE in Inter-Varsity chapters on eighty carry use Griincr, Mark Guffv, Thomas Chinese university campuses." mitting the names. These blanks Walton Hawk. William Hagan, sub- Other spekaers will be Dr. H. E must be dated by the person Hindman. Wendell Hutchin- Thomas of the Sociology depart mitting them so that in case of any in 2044 Robert Robert Lectures son, Ruben, Professor Reveals mrnt. Colorado A & M; R. M. Car- duplication, the prizes which are Kainer, Gene Metz, A. Timo will to the v>n. at Colorado State being offered go origin universal registrar Albert .Shaffer. hack n the describes the principle of thy Righetti, By A. J. Clark Koogle lirhelv leaped Education; ami tor. College of Eugene and a down his and the of Rodney Walker, John OLD MAIN, 2044 A.D. desk, landing upside on expansion hypothesis will be Thomas, Colorado staff member for Impartial judges chosen inherent ho- Winn. Installment of Preceding Snopsis: head. complacent dejection Inter for the task of the winner Varsity Chtistian Fellowship. deciding mogeniou.sly in the space contin- Dr. Flovd Cress presented a Me, who in order to get to my ‘‘However” he continued, “stand Dr Thomas will at 4 with the speak p. m.. of uity. effecting a reaction scholarship to Robert class, the Care and Feeding Klep one's head will even more cup HIKF.R S NOTICE ing on and Thomas at 9:30 a. m. to cause a fourth di- Eugene Kainer for personal achieve- tomaniacs, in Room 14487 of the demonstrate the law that heterodyacine Hikers' club is effectively at m., Chao will The leaving shift in three dimen- Tonight 7 p “ mensional ment in maintaining the high- Old Main met—- all Ammons I in. tomor- to the Christian Fe! hall at p. sional Campus the who led me masses.” speak est grades in group. ,4 Robot Guide, at and to Masonvillc He pointed me, in the west of the row for a hike stopped lowship lounge ancient wonders “But I said. for the myriad to student in the back seat /* Chaperons evening Falls.. this through said, “The Student Union. The meeting is Sign up afternoon I. Room the he included Dean and Mrs. E. 14487, meeting on way— will demonstrate this law." “Dofft't interrupt,” interrupt between 3 and 5:80 m. in the to all students. p. open Newsom, Dr. and Mrs. R. F. A Mouse who its foot ed. of . stamped .” I said. The Christian Fellow- main lounge the Student “But Campus and Dr. and Mrs. three time* evil of Bourne, as an omen my 1 stuck head in the Union. is invited, and he Ashamed, my is the Colorado A& M Everyone “Stand head, ship chap- with— on your please,” Floyd Cross. encounter the is 75 cents. inkwell. ter of I.V.C.F. price ordered. Professor stood Old Koogle on “You,” he said pointing at me, I desk—a of “But ./' I said, as stood on the magnificent figure “will recite the advan rushed to practical and lean with head. The blood a man, tall snowy my takes of this diagram.” and I to black hair and glittering blue eyes my ears, quit breathing He the rush better. I like to listen gracefully relinquished —lecturing learnedly to an empty hear it Basketball desk, as I bounded did a time- In up, Aggie Coeds so but bold- to blood So restful, Play Day as I classroom, hesitatingly rushing in black face inkwell cer- in the step (the stumbled in peaceful—like the p'ne trees Kirls * A the DANCING LESSON who meet every' Tuesday and ly . and : rom « 12, all girls girls tainly began '? Thursday, Jan. •' have stand- forests. was), This Mac* and, as I said, in V «o afternoon, Greggory Thursday at 4 m. the participate who are Education majors p. students and Old Pro- Physical normal I came to propped in a seat "Fellow basketball Dougal (instructor of dance at Colo- ing on desks is not a posi- up f for BASKETBALL »ticiM« Sports Day. this year met together an eve- the front fessor We are living in an is tion, but it will' demon- in row. Koogle. " rado coming to Colo- 4 effectively meet were the Springs), Basketball are played at full of atomic bom girt* ning at a bonfire supper at games ” “Now Old Pro- atomic ten mb"' dance the law that all attention/* age; an age ther rado A fe M to give a master strate pay The Colorado Park and chalk that colleges. and 5 r». m every Tuesday off fessor said, he miracles. There is atomic City modern 4 then he saw me, leaped Koogle as carefully *ero,n lesson in dancing from Just »Z P*riied atomic Ruth by Mrs. The of the 4 drew in six colors on the doesn't blackboards ORGHESIS CLUB is the Thursday. captains the and cordially shook a diagram squeak, " 5 ti. MacDougal one of desk„ ray p.?'*' ,rc Kloise to p. automatical- Helen Euwer, Ammons hall is the scene of Greenlee and Sher- blackboard. It looked like the spag- which erase themselves many in the and m. are band. f' finest tUncers country p. squad ue v,fi°re, bells which Foclk Aiin Dorma is hetti X had for this morn- atomic always ring u On and in recitals in the of "And what your name, my supper ly, Monday Wednesday has many and at 5 m. captains sports. appeared ri!, p. atomic class I«hCin. commute, via rocket ex- on time, soundproof to Moore and Ginter. ing. (I at 4 m. the Orchesic tlub meets. New York City. The opportunity the teams are boy?" p. ’’ there even atomically tileen Agnes Plumb. from where is eaten rooms. Yes. Gi,„ from him six who "I'm press, supper take lesson is open not There are girls are try- I),,ria Last week six new members were a atomic buttons. But Jeati Erickson. have in class, in the pushed push M, ";"' 1 of the club, but for the National “Clad to you my morning.) to members ing Refereeing of the W Wa’ re"" ,1 the rlub mem only knows times where are these miracles vite *»«’ added to bringing he "Take a mass, y else who is inter- will take the test for my interrupted. “Everyone nre also to Rating. They boy," have °f still anyone B atomic don't we “tteed WAA- io her to 24. Try outs are seat." time, divided vitamin age? Why M>7,‘ ship up a by seqaar- ir in Also in February, seat, any I ested. February. them? hasn't the atomic Hutchison. Also held lor the club and both but it fastened the ed, minus calcium hetera Why age being basketball will 1 tried, was to < equals *Pl>ointe,i , elec- tournament in start h Hirama is die newly these desolate wastes in - ««l M and women. If is „ Haruka in one at the This X penetrated Cel£ , Head men anyone and floor, so I sat down dyacine. picture—hmmm, 7 dub. between the Independent girls i ** ted head of the Folkdancing w M,nor was should contact Eliza the room, as Old Professor must show it Dr. CONTINUED PAGE 4 jorie Sports terested they rear of t Gay—graphically has of 18 the sorority girls. of the club. It now a membership beth Krat/. sponsor COLLEGIAN JAN. 30. 1046 2 EXAMINATION Tort and Retort Kilroy SCHEDUII Rocky Mountain Second Quarter 1947-48
a Komments made available Girl The final week i* heing at thii Every Queen etrl , * t CHARLES W. to accomodate *' By MAYLENDER Stella Morris, registrar, students in COLLEGIAN Courtesy of the RAMROD, Jan. 21, 1948. tnakj,™ and train reservations. another is It that time turn around queen being in Vet- plane seems every we for housing of Applications March M-Ua.sc. Karla, flat analnn of the of a queen VtO Monday, week « fc_ selected. We select a spring, a homecoming queen, Mt" queen now being M-ClaaM. flat atasion Village arc 10.11 Monday. March bavtltig of the I PUBLISHED EVERY PR IDA 1 BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OP that. erans w«* I TZV ' for this and a for CM the foresters, a queen queen * Student Housing. March M—All Cl. C3» (lawl. tit selected the Office of |. 3 Monday . Chemistry 1 COLORADO AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE chosen must be for are by by Indeed, the queens they t enrolled at S S March M-Claaeca having first sorioa of the persons who Monday. week at < ■ of the Married veterans PRINTED THE ROBINSON PRINTING There a picture teuton BY COMPANY a mass of their critics. exists, however, portion M-Claaaaa having tint nf the M since the war and SlO Tuesday. March week I, - srlcet Colorado A Sc at Jl' OFFICES: PHONE 637 these merely one lint analo which cannot be seen by "voting rritics." They ( 10 11 Tuesday. Match CT-Clauea having not U» week 1948. apply ,i| , CAVE JOHNSON HALL voice in to 1. may lint TT t cases have no Jan. s March M-Claaat* maim of the wed. >, fiom list of In some prior |. TueMlay. halng _ 14ft WEST OAK STREET PORT COLLINS. COLORADO candidate a many. they j |p ' about a unit ’ ski candidates Hon ! be too hopeful Match H-Clonaa having tint aeaalon ... (he these candidates. The recent selection of queen 3. s Tuesday. v,„k >t t selecting | 100 ELINOR LINGER—PHONE BSO to are over ap- teaslnn EOITOR a as as there Wednraday, Marc hld-Claaae. having tint of is means isolated but it is It forth question though, S. 10 wrvk at Is , by no typical. brings ( m . WARREN BRF.NIMAN-PHONE 1748-W 14-Claase. tint aaalan ASSOCIATE EOITOR file now. IS Wednesday, March having of week the of the sovereignty of these royal electors. plications on 10 „ VELAINE VANIER—PHONE 393 BUSINESS MANAGER legitimacy | 14-daaae. flnt sealant! Wednesday, March having of week at candidate GOOD NEWS . 1 3 lpn»' a24 hour in which to select a typical u w LADESSA JOHNSON ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER IDA was given police i and Ken Mc- H-Claw. first toaion Court Hotchkiss 8- 9 Wrdnerday, March having of week at 1 No for that p.B,"’xT' from the unaffiliated mass for ski Independent ran Den- queen. in March M-Clame. flnt anion of candidate Aferty are spending today (10 Thunday, having week at H EDITORIAL STAFF the Students lacked such a office, not because Independent ‘ the March »-Claaaei first trvalon of high in effort to clear up 10-12 Thursday, having week at n absurdity am ver an WILLIE to selection, but because of the ol WALKER NEWS EDITOR or were unwilling make a |. t Thunday, March M-Classes having tint anion week at 5 'w'l, I non-piymcnt of subsistence njn on a 24 present March flnt of ' DONALD DICKINSON FEATURE EDITOR of a candidate by representative process 9- S 1uuraday. 29-Claaan having aeaaion week at j impossibility selecting ] j,*’ T GENE MEAKINS SPORTS EDITOR with checks. If these elections are to be in accordance repre- hour ultimatum. ■ to KENNETH MONFORT ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR not .... and select before the Veterans are cautioned tentative there must be time to criticize GALVIN - process, MARY SUE SOCIETY EDITOR receipts for books or sup- made. sign any BETTIE CHAMPION ASSISTANT SOCIETY EDITOR lists" are "balloting be at tan which are to received JACKSON COPY EOITOR too Anylhing good plies MELVIN Perhaps, too, we are choosing many queens. PICTURE EDITOR under future date. Cases have come BETTY ANN LINDSAY to the that a rhoset. some be run into the ground even extent queen
CAMPBELL ...» PHOTOGRAPHER have re HERB to be time for where veterans signed surh rirrumstanees is not even honored by it. It seenu up and Is it a shirt? in mil those for bonks and supplies sports the activity committee to lake a hand the matter designate cripls REPORTERS the this bills have lieen in affairs that warrant elections, before we run thing so the presented NATE DUIHNILL, OHOVM CANNON. BICHAMO CARLTON. MATMIB COMPTON. OAVID social queen before the CRAMER, EDWARD DANFONO. WILL BTTINORR, RAftBARA PITHIAN. ALVCB HALL. CONNIB into the ground that all the and novelty is gone. business office veterans BILL MC- deeply pomp shin? HOBNOB. (SAIL MUNTJR. CLAINk JOURNIAV. TBO LAMORIAUX. 808 MOBRIOI. Is it a regular —Don MacKendrick. the items ordered BRIDE. JERRY MBArtINB. JOHN OLIIN. 00«>» RUFF . RUTH BLONBCKBB, JOHNNY BBBAB. received 00818 WILLSON. 808 WIN7S. A signature on a receipt is ac of is- knowlcdgement that articles Editor’s Note: Deserve It? Do sue listed have been received. There Any opinions voiced by columnists in the COLLEGIAN are their They is made on and do not the of the enough profit already own necessarily represent opinions paper. Dear Eidtor: to the veteran. Don't ▼'•T ” the supplies =• Bill Meakins, in the 23. states, the fans de- COLLEGIAN, Jan. for make the taxpayers bleed sup- serve a team.” winning don’t plies you even get. I don’t want to debate the with Bill but frankly. I doubt if they point been There have many questions letter do "deserve a winning team.” My main reason for the belief is the CHECK THAT lately as to the raise in subsistence. I of referee-batcr in the same issue. The barer has heard himself as others X has to As far as information come J® hear him and plans to reform. But there art far too manv others like him / By JOHNNY SPEAS this office, the bill has been laid that either do not realize or do not care how unsportsmanlike they are aside for more legislation heard important acting when they boo and peer a referee's decision. I have con- such as. aid to Europe, tat. reduc- WORDS DO NOT EXPRESS siderable about school but in that it. spirit my opinion, isn't tion. etc. There is no indication that / At the I heard it Words be used in but there are times when Wyoming game it and against B.Y.U. was worse. ran many ways, they the bill will be before the and passed A B.Y.U player was preparine to take a free throw; he was jeered fail our needs. can be used to tell the of a of his They story man, elections in November, but we can booed until the announcer asked the people to calm down. Instead of work, of his achievements and of the services he has (riven to his least We all do turned their at hope. can some- doing so, they raucous voices on him. Fine spirit of sports- community and In these material things they thing to influence the of country. prove manship! passage the bill if behind it. sufficient. If into the field of men’s into we get Tighten we go beyond, thoughts, We have a good gang of boys representing AftM in basketball. They belt send letter the the ami the souls of into the world have your and a or post minds, hearts, men, invisible may not the polish or experience which characterizes some other card to That is teams but make for your congressman. of human emotions, our words and expressions prove inadequate. they up it in drive and fight. The A 8c M team is well of that our only weapon: we might as the deserves and needs I doubt if there We can describe the loss of a man, but there few type a good following. physical ore it is that who give a try. a man on team approves of what he hears from the stands. who would attempt to describe the emotional effects of such a loss. What this school needs most is not much a a so winning team as "Uncle, what's a bachelor?" A man leaves a mark behind him whether it be large or small. both The audience. When it that, the team will take of itself. twice—it's I Arrow winning gets care a bachelor is a man who Yes, It is "Junior, generally measured by the influence on others of his own Sincerely didn't have look well yours, a car when he was in Doubler i* styled to equally open-necked of life and the living examples of his work with other way men. J-- college.” or with a necktie. It is in this only that we determine a measure of loss. In the death of President Roy M. Green, that loss is Mere very great. position Could Be? Doubler ie made in fine white or bine Gordon cannot determine influence. It is rather for the intangible factors collar Campus oxford cloth and comes in regular and sleeve of personality, honesty and sincerity to tell the story of a man. Dear Editore: lengths. Sanforised labeled.* See your Arrow These factors to When are the ones be remembered and remembered best star football players leave school Comments during the middle of a and dealer for a Doubler (1. those who knew and worked Dr. Green. quarter, when a town basketball is today! by with To them, the loss team made up largely of former A& M a lot of will be much Ilian to those who knew his varsity players, questions are brought to mind. greater only name. But *(Fabric shrinkage leas than 1%) Why is it that our athletic did to them also the of in their department nothing to encourage goes greatest measure gain personal All Counselettes asked are to meet two DU athletes who wished transfer to to A& M during the fall of 1946? experiences with him. The the loss hundred gain outweighs a at 5 m. Thursday in the I hope the athletic director p. gold was when both of those happy athletes were ARROW SHIRTS and TIES times. room to have their taken mentioned on the picture Big 7 all conference teams. the SILVER SPRUCE. how for And are we going to athletes from SHUTS persuade high schools to UNDERWEAR • HANDKERCHIEFS • SPORTS K enro.l at Ak M when we cannot keep our best players satisfied? AGGIE HO3P ITAL/TY Whether like it or athletics we not, are one o£ the best There will be a Dames club meet- talking points a school can have. do May I call attention to a letter appearing on this same College aspirants not read the list of page 7:45 in faculty members, they look ing Tuesday at p .m. the at last year’s football record. ' concerning unsportsmanlike conduct on the part of Aggie students green room of the Student Union. We been have building for "next since Try Our Stationery at recent athletic contests. This has been a and year" ever I can remember. College always problem our The only trouble is that do their they starring at some other school—- school should not be considered the originator of such conduct. The first and third Thursday of like Johnny Zisch, etc. Colorado State Store Some schools Book arc much better and ethers much worse. It is the each month hereafter, will be the Could it be that we need an athletic director who is abreast of the of times? 124 W. LAUREL PHONE 2265 consensus opinion that ours could stand some improvement. In Collegiate 4-H club meeting date that I think the of students with the next Feb. 5 at 7 majority would agree. So let’s check meeting Yours very truly, in the of the p. m. green room stu- P. on a few aspects of the problem and see if something can be M. G. UIstIISHISIIIBIIIKHiaiI dent union A building. social meet- worked out. ill of ing square dancing is planned STEWART'S GROCERY Last year we discovered that it took the of 1 braying only and all former 4-H members, who SHINN'S PHARMACY FRIENDLY STORE a few, call them what you will, to set the reputation for the would like to join the club, are in- VALENTINE HEARTS 120 WEST LAUREL PHONE 1519 whole athletic contest would group. However, an be too vited. BAUER'S WHITMAN’S BRECHT'S Free Delivery to the Village Ssucks and Groan gentlemanly an affair if there wasn’t some moaning and Northern Hotel Corner at few of the decisions Phone 92 groaning a of the officials. It is con- American Society of Mechanical r —ITI aWH •SfSl ceded that refereeing in this section of the country is sub- Engineers will meet Monday"at 7
m., in the standard. You do it and I do it so what the heck. But there p ME building. is A Walt Electrical a place where we should draw the line, "hat line should Disney animated film en- Stallings Supply Company titled “Treasures From The be drawn before we conduct toward Sea,” display unsportsmanlike 142 SOUTH COLLEGE PHONE 54 giving the story of magnesium, will members of a rival team. After all, they are our guests and be shown. should treat them such. we as "Si £ 1 "sii*s. i All mechanical ° fajRBrELmrsjHrBJMrBJCGrsASi engineering stu- s Here to arc a few things remember. Those players are prob- dent are invited. Refreshments will “tess Qe lot than ably a more excited you and have a lot room in be served. more y n- which to work off that excitement than you have with twelve inches o of slivered bleacher. If were and —inwniwwmiiiniinM—- S°* you a an ACE playing guy shoved S*,.£**l CiLLETT’S CAFE elbow into ribs *4?;: *«.ig**r your going up for a rebound, it would be only LENSES DUPIJCATED °Gs natural for EYES EXAMINED you to reply with a hip in the mid-section at the first What most Aggie supporters seem to ignore is the ROY L. GOODWIN fact that, wc have some pretty rough hoys on our own team that Ho South College Phone 1154 do their fair share of the dirty work. You can see it if you’re able —nijutm— to watch the with play a non-partisan eye. Most important probably, is the fact that such conduct Our New Permanent COLLEGE the of crowds is Try CLEANERS on part our partisan actually penalizing our THE SUPERSONIC 116 WEST LAUREL own team. We forget that our boys are going to have to make PHONE 1144 road trips into the home floors of these visiting teams. It Is CHARM STUDIO to safe assume that the type of Aggie sportsmanship they 2656 were greeted with wiy be consumed by the home-towners. If we give hospitality plus, then our boys can expect the same. If it conduct FORT COLLINS was unsportsmanlike such as we’ve had, then our PHOTO LAB ced can a STEAMSHIP TICKETS boys expect double dose of the same on their trips. So please think twice. Don’t be selfish at the of 8 Hour expense your and tours to Service lungs. Show some consideration for our guests and you’ll bo Europe : Alaska : Honolulu ftade consideration for showing your own team. and other I*ave Your Film at of the countries, sold here as Any Following Account*: official for agent all leading S. S. Lines COLORADO STATE BOOK STORE TOO AIRPLANE AND TRAVEL ANDERSON DRUG DISTINCTIVE 50 v? ACCIDENT ind $1« Adam’s Shoes TICKETS CITY DRUG Vou PORTRAITS Anything HUTCHISON Quality Commercial PHARMACY Want FOTHERGILL AGENCY Are the Sign of Photography and AL'S & BUD'S NEWS STAND Satisfaction Photo Finishing REAL ESTATE INSURANCE FORDHAM'S GIFTS f SOLT Portrait by M HATS Florsheim for Men * Phone 164 N. College Ave. HOLMAN'S GIFTS >X '.uttom-Made SWANSON s ti: Styl EEZ for Women f) EXPERT SERVICE ON YOUR Nothing Oak Swanson's Studio 159 W. SORORITY AND FRATERNITY 135 West Oak St. 128 S. Phone J. I , College 250 FORT COLLINS ll GROUP PICTURES I GOSPEL SUPPLY s i
N. Coll 2425-W for Information Patronize COLLEGIAN Advertisers 162 COLLEGE COLLEGIAN JAN. SO. I*4B 3 “Poems” Theme of NEWMAN ACC Sports CLUB ANNOUNCES PLANS “Catholic its Philosophy, history The calendar of activities for the Line Dance Held and meaning." will I* the Party Saturday Evening at winter topic quarter of the Newman club the Newman "Poems" Cub this was the theme of the in is: Eugene F-schin, Glcnla Sunday, Reynolds. St, Joseph's school winter dance held hall, at 127 fy Feb. spurts Morene Lu Ham- 15—0 a. Mass followed Saturday Reynolds. Betly Howe.; m. by in the and Father Kdw rd A. Breen By Sary Galvin night green gold breakfast. From rooms uiund, Donna II a:> to 4:30 there Daniels, Evelyn club of the Student Union chaplain, will lead the by the Am- Smith, dis will he retreat Harding Reid. Ham- a of ali Catholic stu- Myron cussion which will erican Commons Club. center car- dents. Decorations meyer, Isalrcl Mourn, on At 5:30 buffet Cff Kay Solomon, dmal supper at consisted points of the Catholic pi signs on wbidr outlook Newman poems Margaret Ray. Celeste Cavin, R. W. house. Sigma Kappa Girls In on life and will u Thetas a Formal v.ere lettered. Above each include a M Ceremony sign was Nobles, 1.unite question March match with last Sun Vance, Marjorie Ho- and 7—Bowling CU day -wore hostesses at radio in —held in the and answer halted Founders » dance green gold rooms a cartoon the Re Vat period. club , depicting poem. gan, Rush, Dean Newman at 1 Hoc in Jack Finnly, A chili p. m. at dinner Kiven the last lost afternoon, Nelson Bern freshments served at 5:50 house . Sunday were to the Mike supper p m. and Chios. At 5 there chapter Friday night McClanahan, Quinn, Mildred p. m. will be an r C.U. and C.C. atd. a business with the George Orcll, Bob Brooks, guests. R meeting at 6:50 schod - .Lion Mrs. Dut Roy <-PI’’ Emerson, Marianne are initiation of members Chaperoning were John uleil new followed A trio, Alice Mary to Denver- Brooks and Bill were initiated Those Kaenell precede the discussion ’"Ln in Bug present were: McDosvell, Erma by a cher, Stella Morris, Mr, and Mrs. Slaugh. l*ygg\ which banquet. and Margaret actives of Phi Dctla Gamma begins at 7:50. Newman Gray by Dickering, Rosella Maxwell, Kath- Mr. and Mrs. club if Merlin Juttcn, James March 21 - Carol B. Van Sant, and Mrs. R. Rogers, members have Monthly Mass and S! F. Stow, the erine been invited sccotnpanied by Following initiation, a Adams, Margie Moore, Shir- and I.enorr to hting liimter bamjttet I.inmah. Communion followed by breakfast. in the Guests Mr. the guests. pro- in eluded and Mrs. G, at Armstrong hotel honored the ley Washburn. Ijfparticipated Marg Ellenberger, Chaperons were Dr. and Mrs. C. All Catholic students Charles are urged to new actives. Velaine Vatiier. Piper, club president; E. McCrimmon. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Marilyn Wheeler, A. and Mr. and Mrs. H attend all ram Ripson, J. Maxine meetings, which will be VerHusen, Anderson, Esther Piper, Ed Bill Bromm, Maurice Wood. held at the St. Joseph s school hall. Van Driel, Jack and Barbara Gabel, Forward Meier, Thomas Crowe, Bob San- Swan Club and I ooking Pageant lium::, Laliouff, took active POLL CORRECTION part in will born, Lowell Martin, Pat Patterson, "SWEATER SWAG" PHOTO when they a STAMPS day round-table
ness, and should the half with a sound movie and slides, pave way She wears white ski gloves with rWe PICKUP AND DELIVERY SEI VICE ward described methods of ra- mating the affair a installing leather yearly natura’ palms and in cold, *OC - diant Such \ Tubes and Parts in Stock (Might on the Aggie social cal- heating systems. a sys- snowy weather a black parka keeps " sdai tem consists of pipes set in con- her warm and well-protected. With crete which forms the floor of the Phone and r»dge top, metal edge skis. pole*, 5H East PARAMONT Scott’s Radio Appliance building. A pressure system forces 818 MUSIC HONORARY and boots, how could a ski trip help Mountain hot water the pro- 159 WEST MOUNTAIN through pipes, but be a success? LAUNDRY CLEANERS V PHONE 980 REVEALS PLEDGES viding maximum heal at minimum 0»»O3CroOOi»OOO»»S»»»»X»MS*3t8»S»»KSS^ Dfita cost. OmicroQ unionme* the Gilbert ASCF •flowing new pledge*: Rose Royle, Corey, president,
introduced the after short ' rma Siaugh. I’atsy Nix, Dorothv speaker a gff Ron- the civil C.iAmv, and Marjorie business meeting held by K l»t Officers who were hosts to the . of the new pledge engineers, “* other two societies for are Oovle. president; Er- engineering & the the Siaugh, u.f evening. Following meeting. president; Patsy ® ASME and ASCE members weretarv treasurer; and Dt*m- were a raj Davu. the Silver a* »y vfhg leader. photographed for Spruce. *»tne Payne l»a, recently t>een in- ***** »*“ Delta O.mcron. ,l wa» For of Bread recently announced that a Variety «■ Why nol try «>ur L record’ng tm longer att hon- Dacca *** society but a professional FRENCH ttW» m **n *»u*u fraternity; rhi* a MONICA .5 POPPY SEED and Is a ®fl°oal ruling. SESAME BREADS Gentleman "The he •*• «nd» HnSBISIMWi v, We also have rye bread and r 0^ w hard rolls to order. Monica * WANTED ?lZtrR is \ e Piam. Man (0 ( lid. Sat. 2-5. 135 W. Mtn. Phone 20*M “*“»** oi Student Union
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«* CAMELS V CAMELS v ELECTRIC service and supplies are the choice L, ESK Odon Pension ~ cords u. e. appliances yi»l* T **.•*'; , Rc c.raUua fuastTi?b'oMtsiie blend * AL RAY ELECTRIC CO. CIOAKf.TTU »,“ We« Laurel Phone 158 COLLEGIAN 4 JAN. SO. IS4B AMERICA'S BUSINESSMEN URGE Green STANFORD UNIVERSITY OFFICIAL Professor . .. ACTIVITIES . . . LIBERAL ARTS CONTINUED FROM I BROAD PROGRAM CONTINUED FROM 1 WARNS OF EDUCATION PROBLEM the of the O ldMain? Why? leaders of want SCHEDULE America’s business today thfcr 1 be flown forecasts depths M Denver to at half-staff The flow of to the western states of he country employee, Ml migration Write your congress- and to Why?? Why??? in human relations public speaking, according 4 from 2 to 4 p. m. today. Organiza crucial for institutions of in this area, according Re- rec a test higher learning but today. Parks, of , man not tomorrow, by Donald S. professor personnel tions and businesses throughout vice of Stanford and chairman poll managen«,r*fM Friday, Jan. 30 to Dr. Alvin C. Eurich, president university investigation mand a congressional of Toledo. Fort University Collins sent delegations to the of the Coast committee of the American Council on Education. We Class 11 m. Pacific conditions. assemblies, a. of these deplorable six national and 28 local businessmen funeral and societies on the the Fifty ranked die B service, a on a study for years uk’ Christian 7 Presenting report college age population as Campus Fellowship, demand our rights great-great- and over all other attended in public speaking courses for campus bodies. 1947 64 of the committee and the Western College psychology coll V west to a point meeting of While p. nr, lounge. veterans. of work. Fres. three- Women. grandchildren expecting to enter any phase personnel The *<■ Green was on a held the San for 84 a. association, on the can of Francisco College bonus. SNOWBALL, 9 p. m. to 1 m., pus at it, ask about that you’re ranked courses in personnel management.' economics, months leave of absence from the enrollments in 1950 be about double labor Student Union. Dr. Eurich warned that college may " I thank behind the twd leaden. "'-aS because of his health. He and you.” and labor college in California, Arizona, and Nevada, problems 31 pre-war peak figures Washington. the Saturday, Jan. Midst terrific acclaim of Most the businessmen had undergone two for flood the of preferred college graduates, 9 operations colleges and universities in these western states lace this potential Kjy-j- Campus Christian Fellowship audience—Old Professor Koogle. the and almost all stressed previous experience correction of a high blood poll, !n pressure of students with facilities which are "woefully inadequate.’’ all Ammons hall. stumbled back the Convention, day, and weakly before into field. Some of the condition, was considered o. five Pacific Western around 400 hiccupped—l going personnel He out that in the st«tes, executive, Nu pointed I house, 1 to 4:30 overcome by emotion. be learned and that Sigma open his way to when he died funds devoted to my seat, that techniques can quickly a broad, liberal recovery million dollars is the present day valuation of and plants p. m. of around the classroom, is best. of these were the suddenly Thursday a some gazed empty Typical responses coronary to education in about 150 institutions, with staffs aggregating gram following; Lambda higher teams Chi Alpha open house, of with unshed student with some work occlusion, or a suddent closing a my eyes misty an A B. or B.S. prior experience 1 >.OOO and with approximately 240,000 students. rather th *"3 1 to 4:30 m. and for p. heart an of comradeship has on courses.” '$ passage by unsuspected was based is that gratitude who concentrated personnel The assumption on which the committee's study Basketball. Utah U. vs. Aggies, 8 students. much concerned with blood clot. forecast my fellow ". we arc not so what JH future to the west will continue, and that it can be .. formal 1 Men’s migration school p. m.. gym. Dr. Green’s in Old have but concerned about the body lay state with reasonable if economic and other con- Suddenly Professor Koogle men had, we arc of accuracy past experience and type person heU dance, Aggie Haylofters’ square Sunday from noon until 6 m., in the air, clicked his industriousness, and stability." ’« p. ditions are taken into consideration, leaped high character, 9 Main, rr, Old and from and p. on Tuesday 9 a. m. until and a half times, "The gains in state population by births alone recently have been heels three Feb. 1 noon at the Bafmei 3c Collins mor have muttered: Sunday, startling. When the migration potential is added, then we really to while members of the school Phi buffet turary, raise our time, 1.44 seconds. lotal Sigma Epsilon supper, sights to new levels. "Reflex -1 and friends remained in 5 faculty at- enrollments and the 1939 Time kick. p. m. "By 1965, two one-half times figure are not time, 4.41 seconds. pet tendance. After the service, the Gamma 5:30 all if into 980 Delta. p. m., gold at unreasonable, particularly we swing up a really prosperous .444 seconds. Gravity equals body was removed to Denver where room. decade in the 1950’5.” I 144.44 Ac- KNOWS dynes. weigh pounds. will be cremated. it and Monday, Feb. 2 cording to the Law of Three APPOINTED IN 1940 Half in One in the Air A.W.S. 4 took the Kicks Leap Judiciary council. p. m., When Dr. Green over Snow of '48 Life Big Spices Campus own symbols, of Ammons hall. presidency of Colorado A ft M in (using my course), . DON DICKINSON trench coat, the associated Law of Old NO SEASON Ammons with and Age Orchesis. 4 p. m., hall. 1940, 2,041 students (the largest By ible; man light there is 5 enrolled. is it cold has been the hat and with head Probabilities, I conclude Spur. p. m., gold room. pre-war registration) were "Boy, out," glasses, pipe—sick cold. of all the chances out of hundred that Lancers. 5 room. Most startling are 99.44 a p. m., green Throughout the war, the college, most common phrase bandied about Hikers’ club, 5 west under Dr. turned its the and with of coeds women have nine l am 244.4 years old, accurate to p. m., lounge. Green, atten- campus recently good garbs (do lives, Dr. bandana on four Forestry club, 7 p. m.. Forestry tion to assisting the war effort. reason. One had only to stick his I.Q.?): Light significant figures." head, mitts, nothing but bldg. Faculty members did extensive head (foolishly) out the door or fluffy coat, “But ,” I said. A.1.E.E., 7 E.E. find take the anklets have been p. m., bldg. research work to more efficient merest peep at a handy on legs. "Ye Gods! I should of the A.S.C.E., 7 C.E. bldg. food find thermometer One finest effects of such dead 154.4 p. m.. preservation methods, to to verify the state- years agol” A.S.M E., 7 M E. efficient- 18 WOW! El- snow is the and oneness p m., bldg. ways to produce food more ment. Minus degrees. conviviality "But ,” I said. revealed in Livestock club, 7 m., bldg. to in even and one-tenth inches of white student relationships. "I Coordinaior p. Ag. ly, use by-products feeding must report to 7 Hort. stuff Nature's like Lucky Horshoes, p. m., livestock, and conducting research to trod down all for the sake capriciousness, wars Smith for cuthanasis, immediately.” hall. other cf What fools and famines of sterner natures, on important problems. learning. we mortals “But I said, as Old Pro- club. 7:15 in., seem to draw humans into more in- Agronomy p. green The influx of veterans after the are! fessor Koogle slowly crawled out # formal circumstances. Snowball room. *ar increased enrollment This tus- brought S%X”/! . somewhat re- of the door and down the hall. Basketball. Nevada U. and sles and the like have been vs. Aggies, problems. Dr. Green supervis- sembles the bellicose noises that we not “What should I do now?” I 8 m. Men’s ed for the of col- hear from bound uncommon the week, a p. f gym. plans expansion a particular snow during phe- asked a small insect of unknown found Feb. 3 and meth- ski run situated the nomenon not ordinarily ex- Tuesday, lege buildings, courses, strategically on specie which treacherously bit my ods in occasions such the Swan of instruction, definite Yes, you it, it’s the cept special as club. 4 p. m., Ammons pool. feeling a guessed nose. CBcS rodeo, Tau lota 4 Am- responsibility to students the "back-breaker." Though it is college day, etc. written in and Omega, p. m., give Suddenly, gold best the A be it has possible education. worst of all campus obstacles, report, rumor or fact, these words before f mons. green, appeared n the stu»l n faces it just come to this writer that it is 5 m Ammons the- BORN IN MO. intrepid Aggie me in the air: "You must to Ramblers, p. , report The late was born in he minus 45 The of QM president fearlessly as climbs *le sunlit degrees out. power the It’s ater. college president, my boy. Carrollton, Mo, March 12, 1889. that sort of alone drives 5 slopes to knowledge (tK sheep- suggestion He know Interfraternity council, p. m., your duty, my bey. must He graduated from the University skin) crying "EXCELSIOR!" one to the radiator. gold room. about Old Professor Koogle.” of Missouri in 1914 and received a In the "wee" hours of 7 Old morning, I turned blue with After Aggie Haylofters’, p. m., rage. master of science from Kan “You look broken degree student janitors let below zero tem- up. What’s the Main gym. purchasing an atomic consciouns at sas State in 1923. That whet matter?" Debate club. 7 Old Main. college their p. in., peratures appetites rx’.or- the Campus Conscious Shop to write school conferred on him an honor- when rolled of the "I wrote home ior for Science 7 sharp they out money a in and Dairy dub, p. m., Dairy gold blue, it has to go write doctor of science 1941. ary degree in sack and entries their study lamp.” lab. scooped to in and But gold green. Imagine! Dr. Green Fort Collins "So what?” came to col- Dames club, 7:45 p. m., green respective buildings. Regular I’d belter do what it told me. from D. C., where sent the Washington, lege employees used a tractor and "They lamp." room. So I uncollapscd the collapsible he was deputy governor to the fed- sled clean and main walks. to streets aerial radio and for Wednesday, Feb. 4 on my called eral land farm credit admin- Z bank, As a rule, the college kept on as WELCOME TO robot fond farewell I.S.A. Executive 5 my guide, as a council, p. m , istration. He had been this in posi- usual: Profs continued their art as for Old Professor faded west Stan's Koogle & lounge. tion for a as- Lunch Bar year. He had been usual, hindered somewhat by bulky in heart. I.S.A. social ball- falteringly my hour, 7 p. m., sociated with the Farm Credit As- Ask tor it either both clothes; the endless stream of autos Short Orders Dinners way ... NEXT Genera! roocu. sociation since 1934, 7 WEEK—Major becoming vice continued snake like around the Open a.m. to 7 p.m. trade-marks mean the .amt Ming. Dear lost and end in the Phi Delta Gamma, 7 (I get p. m., green of the credit 125 up president production oval road; and the old Colorado W. Mtn. Fort Collins ROTC room. in the Dept.) corporation Wichita, Kan., and Southern choo-choo disturbed □ American Commons Club, 7 p. office that time. at classes on schedule. in., gold room. PROFESSIONAL WORK Nevertheless, there are a hundred Gamma 7 Alpha Rlio, p. m., east From 1915 to 1921), Dr. Green New Look styles which have made SOTTUD UNOtS AUWOBTY OF TH£ COCA-COt* COMPANY SY iougne. was an assistant professor at the their novel GREELEY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY appearance on campus. of Missouri. Faculty Newcomers, 7:30 p. m., University From 1920 Some can be described as follows: piroueue •• rt O »° L Ammons he associate lounge. to 1925, was an pro- Man with bald head, no hat, light Denver and Mrs. Forrest of Thursday, Feb. 5 Benson jacket; man with parka coat, over- Kansas State W.A.A. board, 12 Ammons college. oversize noon, shoes. mitts, nose only vis- Dr. Green married hall. was in 1915 to Miss Mary Ethel Miller, who Seigga Ski club 7 m., Union p. was a member of the board of di- THAT SPECIAL VALENTINE survives him. have four child- 'N-5 Cave. They rectors of the National Western R. of Kansas Rus- “D” dub, 7 Old Main. ren, Roy City, p. m., Stock Show, member of the Am- sell, in China with the Navy; and a Alpha Zeta, 7 p. m., bldg. Ag. erican Farm Economics asstxiation. Mrs. Rex Wells of Can Be Found At Industrial Arts dub, 7 two daughters, p. m., gold and several other organiza- Denver and Mr.s Forrest Benson of Rotary, room. tionu. Scottsbluff, Neb. 4 H club, 7 p. m., room. green Dr. I. E. GREEN WAS ACTIVE Newsom, vice president Phi Alpha Omega, 7 p. m., west Dr. Green was a member of Phi of the college, appointed acting lounge. Phi, scholastic so- Kappa honorary president when Dr. Green was International Relations 7 HOLMAN’S GIFT STORE dub, p. ciety; Gamma Sigma Delta, agricul- granted leave of absence, will con- Ammons m., theater. tural science honorary; and Alpha tinue in his capacity as acting presi- King’s Men, 7:30 m., Ammons p. Zeta, agricultural honorary. He also dent. lounge. Pi Gamma Mu, 7:30 p. m., cast lounge. DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY Friday, Feb. 6 DRIVE IN CLEANERS * SILVERWARE AND CRYSTALS Assembly, I a. m. Christian Campus Fellowship, 7 WE SPECIALIZE IN p. m., west lounge. Horticulture dub 7 ANDERSON JEWELERS party, p. in., ONE-DAY SERVICE Hort. hall. Sophomore Sport dance, 9 p. m., We Give S&H Green Stamps ballroom. Plain Dresses AS Suits, . . 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University At in which loot four Ag Gym Monday invasion they straight matches K Oklahoma { wrestling in the nation. m oi strongest- powers « * B some totain.'tLl* 4 " R*"' wl“ "* ““lr ■ of Technol- ' -SunJ; Institute the ■* 16-to-IS. season in as many starts by de- * p, *“ * *i,i Kams the tired sr w^-"! B Okla.-South- feating a Colorado A 8c M wretsling team 17-to-IO here On the <>f re- Jan. Monday night University of Technology Nevada Quintet .1, , KL I.istitut.' 24. The results: the local, A M in wrest- against the and The gym T its I»k* mrado A a green gold. hoopsters from Nevada t 0 tr 121 pound*—Harlan Ppear o have a good team that should 22. The vis.- Swanson, Colo- the local a bad time from here Jan. start: to finish. give Elatch rado, pinned Bob Higgins, Oklahoma, with two matches ■ ,,d iJio-8 2:30 (2). Nevada has decisioned such notables White 122—Orville played ■*’. ciaburr, Wire, Oklahoma, decla- as Sacramento Carl White pinned ioned Robert Morse, Colorado, §4l. Senators and Oak- ■ i ex and Dobler Still 4th the lo- to bring ISO—Charles Better, land Bittners of Kama* McGraw Oklahoma, dr- the American Bas- rlsioned Willard Walker, Colorado, ketball In League and U.C.L.A., 9 so S. Skyline Scoring king- maul; was in Ehe” outstanding pin of the Pacific Coast. 140—Kenneth Watson, Oklahoma, Don Dobler, Colorado A M Nevada class, in which Rich- & 12). deriakmed lost all ■ pound Earl Snyder, 7 to 2. still retained fourth three of these but Southwestern and forward, spot games, in of' ISO—Leonard Mar cot ■ Coiivar tr, Oklahoma, de- all in the conference cases the of Colorado Skyline scoring scores were close. fought risloned Otlwer Woods. Colorado. 4 Bia„ swansan column result of the 13 9. as a points BOTH results: to TEAMS NEED WIN K draw. The lie Souih 160-jlm Eagleton, Oklahoma, deci- gathered agaiq*-! BYU Satur- ai Idle recent meeting in which the teen Inexperienced 64-51 Win Over Denver games. ns from Colorado scored six Ags Intramurals FERRIN 3 TIMES Colorado A 8c M swimmers the s an- nts on defending champion ALL AMERICAN Colorado A & M’s a nexed a win in their 1948 debut bv nell college team. The results: cagers played bang-up game but lost to a Ferrin is the other half of the Denver 111 hark* Haim tiffk downing university 52 to 32 Schedule Feb. 3-6 pound*-C m sharp-shooting Brigham Young a 64 to 51 score before 'one-two” quintet by punch of the Utes. He. Harlan Swanson; lift-Paul in held in Denver, Md Me 2,700 fans in last a meet jay Feb. 3 booing Aggie gym Saturday. Basketball—Tuesday, like Gardner, stands 6’ 4” tall. He Mid drcnionrtl Kotor l Morw; I S6— Gruenfeld, Aggie star, broke the 6:30 m.—Field House p. vs. has been Ut Bauer derisioned Willard Walk The Aggies played their best Tappa All-American for three conference backstroke record with Mft-Dkk Fowtko d<-< momrl Far Keg. | I game of the season and showed years. In the balloting for most val- time of tft; 155-lmn • a new 1:48.2. 7:45 Trtkl« tin tinned hustie p. m.—Faggers vs. Tigers. uable in Duncan’s more than usual. The marks- player the National Invita- Nr Wood*: 16ft—Jack §i. Clair Yearling Denver’s 9:00 300-yard medley relay ra.—Atom Bombers tional manship of the Cougars, their p. vs. Tournament last he Nad Don WullUon; 17 slight year, ft-Jitn team set a new record of 3:24.1. Don Ki. in and the Seagrams was Gardner. Ferrin ||Mi drr'Mur.tit Carl Cox; Heavy edge experience, clutch runner-up to on Walser of Denver the Cage Team Trip tied 50-yard Feb. 5 Hutinn baskets Basketball—Thursday, is N-Dkk thro* T -urman by a guy named more defensively minded than Joe spell- free style record of 25.4 seconds. 6:30 Nu Phi Tau. ed the p. in.-Sigma vs. Gardner, but he still Coach Mark Duncan and his difference between the two manages to Gruenfeld slashed seven seconds 7:45 Chi vs. S.A.F.. teams. p. m.—Sigma over 11 iva U. hands Rams fifth freshman basketeers leave here to- average points per game. off the Lambda previous 220-yard 9p. m.—Sig Ep vs. Chi. He is best when the lo» \»*r The marred backstroke is light by 17-to-lQ score. day for Scottsbluff. Neb., where game was by poor going rough. event. Volleyball—Wednesday. Feb. 4 ball and the lack These are the two men who the K)RMAN. Okla. - Oklahoma Duncan will send his team after its handling apparent 6:30 p. m.—I.S.A. vs. Beta Xi. of experience on the of both Rams will have to outscore if wraty won its setonef victory of second and third victories of the part they 7:45 m.—Hikers vs. A.S.C.E. p. win their first confer- f;osh Scotts- quitnets. expect to season. The Aggie meet Field 9 p. m.--4-H vs. House. In addi- bluff Junior College tonight and BYU CONTROLS REBOUNDS ence game Satuiday night. Volleyball—Thursday, Feb. 5 had tion Ferrin the the in Scottsbluff. The Cougars supreme con- to at guard slot, tomorrow night m.—Phi Dclt Nu. 7 p. vs. Sigma trol of the rebounds and tip offs wiley Vadal Peterson, only coach Those the Glen 8:30 Phi 'Tau. Our Lack making trip are p. m.—Sig Ep vs. Cagers Experience except in a few throughout ever to have teams win both the Rex Askew. Boose. *pots Anderson, Jack Swimming—Tuesday. Feb. 3 the contest. George Jones and Jim- Invitational Tourney and the Bill Ken Farrar. Bill Browning. 7 m.—Phi Tau vsfl gene meakins Ransom p. Seagrams NCAA will Fred YVeid- my looked under the meet, start Vic Bob Phil good Gossett, Lind. Smith, Ki S.A.E. All vs. Dick Smuin and Blain of us who attended the last backboard* for the Rams, with Don ner. Crow- two basketball games—BYU and Andrews, Williams, and Rinky pos- Feb. 5 kttung could Dobler coming with his Swimming—Thursday, ther will be the probable starters at plainly see that our basketball team lacked the initia- through sibly two or three others. 7 m.—Lambda Chi vs. the forward slots. te come 10 die front and win. usual performance under the p. Sig Ep\vs. The freshman The will meet Aggies showed cagers bdards. Sigma Chi. this plenty of hustie and spirit even though they were Against starting crimson and in the daaad. the Sterling Junior College Aggie Feb. 3 They BVll'ers a Handball—Tuesday, wince the Rams will gave rough go for three-fourths of a NELSON LIVES UP TO quintet prob- Feb. 6 for their next home ut as the cle-ck gym PRESS NOTICES 7 Nu moved toward the finish, the Cougars widened p. m.—Tiger svs. Sigma ably start Don Dobler and Jim pp—and game. Nelson, conference victory. Joe scoring Handball—Thursday, Feb. 5 Ranson at forwards. Harry Kar- The far the team gave BYT' leader, was by outstanding A.S.C.E. and enough extra shots at the basket thru "boners” 7 p. m.—I.S.A. vs. piak George Jones at guards, of the floor. He led the height the player on 8:30 vs. S.A.E. and Selch advantage to provide them with margin of victory. p. m.—Sig Ep Ralph at center. Rams Ram missed Swimmers Meet Cougars scoring attack with 21 • numerous easy shots and set-ups. When the Ags had score at 52-88, only points, besides playing a good floor one point behind, they lost four quick points Wyoming and Greeley "EASY STREET" tbreaks to the "cool" headed COUGARS ON Cougars. These baskets were the game. i*)lnt °f 'he Coach swim- '”jj game, and the locals were never close again. "Tommy” Tompkins DOBLER HIGH FOR AGGIES All this usual, can only point to one thing—lack of EXPERIENCE. Coach ming team meets Wyoming tiniver Dobler. as contributed the for dees not have much in sity's tankmen in the Colorado most points for the Ram cause by the way of college basketball material. BYU Leads Title Race « mediocre team, will A He M 3:30 for the how- ' like his, ran get “hot" it win a few games: pool at p. m. today. hitting 15 evening. He, piwrt hsw the how” The Rams will be for their off his usual "know to take command of the situation, trying ever, was accuracy or Utah Denver GENE will be Denver vs. at r this win in while he have Nelson. An By MEAKINS P °bably upset some of the "big boys" season second as many starts, might outscored thevl.j'™ * on Friday wn ~r 'brre of the have minutes |' years college basketball under their belts. If Cowboys yet to win a in jury in the waning The Brigham Young university could this keep team for two the few meet. of the first half have caused the inside SKYLINE SIX STANDINGS together years, plus new- might Cougars seem to have i school might he would have a team of his in the last half when conference title by CotllrrriKt C.^mcs "accidently" get, expert- Wyoming was beaten Denver inaccuracy track for the cagrri. Hr by have another like in missed shots.. in three Team- W L Pi. PU OP. might team the on* he coached in dose match weeks hut he so many He play- virtue of two victories a two ago. r *' II 362 280 ‘ n T)B5 86—a almost Brigh-im Young team of beating ed a first half. eastern oth^ capable arc in very gcxxl of then conference h they s'.iong the freestyle games Demcr U 3 1 750 245 2:12 !! ' m! n t*'*‘ conference. this would stexxi well in However, team never Coach Jimmy Ransom out vth ”1 * event*. According to Tomp- trip. Utah Stair II 560 95 lei !l "V lo *^’c conference title—that is, unless we could the column with 12 U. I 2 331 143 140 : abn' V kins, last week’s meet with D U. scoring points, Nebon and Co. Utah ur The BYU boys. “! ~r five more OR THREE U. 2 133 122 117 L„, 7 men to with the TWO and Wvoming I go showed that his team was not followed by Harry Karpiak a 'B-53 score and yet lot* to Denver by 118 175 *hich WC haVe Colorado AAM 0 3 000 nOW Roland with 5 each. the U l«ld ' - in condition. He is, Dalbey points back win o\er "" 'fie top physical then came to '"8 at Ram’s chart find that the j experience on paper, we SCHEDULE THIS WEEK I, f however. Peterson, Horse-Shoes Many Aggies Participate In Show Hulquist, Brown, Klipple, Howard, Ross, Next Assembly Lucky Stock Show Stockmen from all parts of the Dance Attend madt And Vie For Title At Winter in the top in Ajftlfr Capps Royal country participated big showing, Features Harter, club* hogs in the The Horse-Shoe last week. junior Lucky Denver Stock Show held shm, in the hit “I Woi t Be Home When You Cell,” is Dick Jurgen’s latest entry parade of Grace Ann. Aaymore brained a block forty stockmen were many W member* Among these NcUon . t tunes as well fox ISA’s Snow Ball this is a of popular attended the race. who plays evening, composer Young Adventurer the Na who made excellent 4 It Jurgens, for the last of students, dub seat* night Aggie was chosen as a leader of one of America’a dance bands. for next the show. to preside outstanding The assembly program Horse Show. The records at has tional Western Kiwanis Tune" of new-to-be of the which Jurgens the club “Elmer's heads the list forgotten songs past will be riven by young STOCK JUDGING meeting Friday to wit- to club attended in a group Club collaborated with the bandleader Harter, who is There were contests covering program whichL ,*» composed. Eddy Howard, once vocalist with the Jurgens crew, adventurer, Delbert of the finest rodeo and of cattle, horses, there. l>re,,Mß “I Do, Assem- ness one of all write “Careless.” His triumphs also inclue “One Dozen Roses,” “A Million Dreams Ago,” sponsored by the National judging types tell be held in Den- and breeds, in which Harter will an horse show* ever to swine Do You.” “If ! Knew Then.” and blies Program! sheep, Colorado A & M stock based on his experi- th judging ”It*t A Hundred To One I’m In inspiring story ver. aviator, ath- third. Don Clanton, ” the tea mplaced Extension (???) Love ences as an explorer, "At Monday night's meeting, Rod MacLennan, Ed lete. musician, sea-diver, and actor. Parker. and for the its faculty ad Jim Decorations programs club welcomed new 58 different and Watson made Harter has visited is the Palm, John up Snow Ball will silver Monroe. Monroe Roster Release carry out a visor, Jay in Christ- the team. countries two years; saw instructor Aggie theme. The Student Union will be and horsemanship riding first in Bethlehem entered Spain RodMacLennan won place wonderland with mas M. The clubs a rentable winter at Colorado A 8: Six Noted the Civil War where he was honors in individual judging by EducotS the addition of false of during Kenneth a ceiling former advisor. Captain to lor the 919 out of a possible Will Gene offered opportunity fly transferred to scoring points Teach at silver icicles, according to Eckert, has been A Hi the Ex- other con- saw Ethiopian 1000. against 74 Biown. chainnan decorations, government; Judging of Texas. for Forces He first in the Faculty Colorado A return. testants. Rod placed pendent naetn; and Susie peditionary from e govern A of meeting nights summer school for watched Schussnig's historic meet- change of second in swine, the ltaJH has described the sheep, programs, pro- was judging tension workers Venice: Monday to Thursday nights in was with Mussoliin in saw fourth in fat beef, and 16th all as “silver foil balls.” ing time grams snow soled This new F. A. Anders-in, in mimic on and passed. Palm 19th director the Coronation London; beef Ed conveni- types. placed Don MacKendrick, chairman of will be more sion. Berlin, traveled 2500 miles of meetings and war in in the of sheep, Jim • jjw has announced that judging selection, members who have other queen weird ent for Six educators in Russia: witnessed religious sixth in the of . ora three will chosen Parker, judging the queen be by popular colonies, the organizational affiliations. and the U. S. rites in India, leper breeding tattle and 20th in all beef Department snH| ballot of those the dance Horse Show, attending relates the The annual Spring culture will of Canton, and Ik- on the and will be crowned the inter- bombing AnjegK at the w:ll be held types. when club, the story of the bombing sponsored by the first in which pus during summer mission Cliff personal This wa* year to by Bishop, Independ- 31. This year the enroute to Monday, May Anderson his train Hong in car itiad said. mt ent Students president. of the the Aggies participated club to offer one the Kong. expects This contest consisted of Among outstanding pqHj .Selections from I.S.A. can- held in judging. among and .hows to be Northern Earle Spicer ( baritone, na largest of fat fat ities on the summer school haired car loads hog*, didates were blonde Louise will be classes for judging famous of ballads Colorado. There Anderson tionally singer cattle, and bulls. For- pointed out, Fort Collins Home Eco- tattle, feeder )t! Klipple, a Western to folk will the both English and riding and songs present Bill Loud Ruby extension fnde- McWilliams. Votaw, Loper, nomics and leader in show. rest major, 15. well rounded assembly Friday, Feb. provide a Baucum tect, and Dr. Paul Buster, and took Kruse. government, and Susie Feb. 5. E. L. en Hoyt pendetn the At the next meeting. of Spicer presented assembly in which rural education huh the >n this contest they Brown, a brunette newcomer to of the part in 1946. His Dawson. General Manager program the spring of nell university in Ithaca. N.jfi. Both girls are jun- placed eighth. Aggie campus. informal National Western Horse Show , will captivating personality, who Keniuh Warnet ol the iors. i Don Harkness. of Golden, dramatic and delec- the "Organizing a manner, ability, speak on subject Kxtension Service Ross and Maxine the Ist in Dorothy Ann and showed grand thatnpion table sense of humor held tht stu- Horse Show.” Student faculty r X). C. Clifford Hardin. Howard are from the sophomore steer oi the show, is former Aggie dents undivided attention visitors arc invited. The meeting during State class. Both arc brunettes and come student. agricultute the will be held 7 in the gold the assembly and on through at p. m. laingsdoif. Extension from Longmont. 4-H MEMBERS lunch hour. of the Student Union. room and Scott, State, and Miss The freshman class sends Betty Floyd Hoffner George sas Mart 4-H club members and fresh- home economist wait the Hulquist, a blonde from Fort Col- both made their last ac- Extension Servur lins; Marian Peterson. Lakewood Vet Smoker is Main Topic At Meeting men at Aggies, . - inipicie in the 4-H club by of educators to Ik- on blonde; and Sue Capps, a brunette Snowbal candidates above are: left to row, tive showings queen pictured right, top The Junior Chapter of the Am- was from the National Park Ser from class animals. Hoff three-weeks coutsc Canon City. Sue Brown, and freshman; middle row, Control." exhibiting top junior, Betty Hulquist, Dorothy erican Medical Associ- vice on "Game Veterinary Here exhibited the Colorado t the door of Ann Ross, Maxine Howard, Sophomores, and Louise Klipple, junior; ner champion quaint sic-nsiun Only west the ation held its first meeting of the Dr. H. J. Hill, veterinarian in show, and Student Union will be bottom Sue and Marian Peterson, freshmen. The will ford steci in the with the latest inlm open row, Capps queen winter Discus of the artificial insemination junior quarter Monday. charge the entire build- be elected by popular vote at the dance and will reign over the dance the steer was also the rcesrve grand to their work tonight since work carried here at Colorado gig sion was held on the forthcoming on Scott has been turned over to after she is crowned at intermission. steer c>f the show. the ing on current champion Among special Veterinary Smoker to held Satur- A & M. spoke briefly re- 7.5.A. Nobody will be admitted ed to the extension wnrlenlH day, Feb. 7. search being done at the University without ticket. rural a insemination Ruth rode the summer are Two movies were shown, the first of Wisconsin on new my motorcycle. bv Miss t of which "In The Dr. Hill also And sat in back' of me. laugh' oper. Remember Picture Contest was Beginning, ’ procedures. ga\e some Spruce Hardin of various I hit rut at 65. marketing, by which demonstrated the fertilization statistics on the life span a Dr. K_. use M Products of the mammalian ovum; the second animal ova and cells. and rode on ruthlessly ogy by Dairy sperm Zeta Course Held Here Alpha Pledges AICJK INURjMUttWH 38 New Members d'ViS. Dairymen Informed The startling of Of New Practices appearance many amERiCQ Aggie men wearing tattered over- alls, plaid shim and straw hats an- Counnuoui PECfo^raancfb Intensified training in new meth nounced the the t’BiLr ‘f Rom >iO prrr to campus pledging ods of handling dairy products was UJftr, Dfl'i N 4C' Tu (.PrTl . of new Alpha Zeta members. Alpha the object of a two-day gathering STARTS SATURDAY Zeta is the honorary agriculture FOR FOUR BIG DAYS! of commercial dairy processors from 7 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday (A February 5-4-5 ENDS SATURDAY Rides “Destry Again” “SMASH-UP” with Susan Hayward. and Lee Bowman - and \ “LOST WEEK-END” “When The Daltons Rode" \ with Rav Milland. Jane Wvman SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY Continuum 1:50 till from 5 p n*. Friday, Saturday, Februaiy 6-7 SPECIAL RETURN SHOWING “STABLEMATES” “THE VIRGINIAN” i»ith Mickev Rooney In Technicolor with Sunday Monday —■ ■ - Tueiday Continuous Joel McCrea, Sonny Tufts from 1:50 Sunday Spring Blouses "DEEP VALLEY” also *ith Ida Lupino. Dane Clark and $2.98 to $4.98 "Rendezvous With Annie ' “MARY LOU” with Robert Lower). Joan Barton and Frankie Carle TRY A PACK... and Orchestra TODAY