October 21, 1955—Rocky Mountain Collegian, Fort Collins, Colorado 3 Aggie 72nd Homecoming Celebration Opens Today All-School Assembly Will Introduce Queen Candidates, Football Squad
by Barbara Koch from Fountain: Mary Danborn News Editor sophomore from Denver; Mary Jane Roselieve, junior from Fort Kangaroo court, an eye- Collins, and Nancy Young, sopho- for all freshmen, com- opener more from Greeley. menced Primal candidates from Aggie Homecoming y which activities with 6 the five finalists chosen a bang at this were are: Lois Brunner, Danbom, morning. At If a.m. classes Mary Geoigina Laurie Howe. will he adjourned, and loyal Grgich, Mildred will the Janitell, Janice Johnson, Ags troop to prep Darlene Mikelson, Mary Jane Rose- asembly, where team, coaches, and lieve, Schroedcr, Barbara honored alumni will be introduced, Virginia Schultz. Barbara Sewell, Sheila reports Carol Purse, assembly chair-
man. FRIDAY Frosh-Sophomore contests will 10 a.m. Registration, Alumni the afternoon. Included in occupy office, Student Union the program are the frosh football 11 a.m. Pep Assembly, Large with game Wyoming university ballroom freshmen, of fresh- a beauty contest 2 p.m. Frosh-Soph contests, men and and sophomore women, Colorado Field a n old-fashioned b e- tug-of-war 7 p.m. Bonfire rally and torch- tween first- and ‘A’ second-year light parade club members. 8 p.m. Judging of house de- A bonfire will at 7 rally begin corations, movies at Student tonight west of the Agriculture FESTIVITIES AND FOOTBALL characterize the 72nd annual celebration Union, all-school dance Homecoming and down building parade College SATURDAY which Highlight of the event will be the begins today. two-day Aggie-Utah State Sat- to game the and then to Campus Shop 9 a.m. Student 2 with a half-time demonstration the A Sc Registration, urday at p.m. topped-off by M marching band and the Oval. Students Independent as- Union, Pajama Parade of the Homecoming sociation is torches crowning queen. (Photo by Nash.) making to 10 a.m. Open House, Newsom the of the light way pep caravan. halt After the the torchlight parade, 11:15 a.m. Alumni luncheon, lighting of the ‘A’ Lancers will by Student Union annex take place. 1:15 p.m.—Presentation of Home- At 8 movies will be shown Rocky p.m, coming Queen, Colorado Field at the Student Union, house decora- 1:30 p.m. Football, Aggies vs. tions will be and an all- judged, Utah State school dance will be held, with the 4 p.m. Alumni Faculty coffee music. Mountain Collegian Quintettes furnishing hour, Small ballroom Saturday morning activities 5:30 begin p.m. Open Houses, fra- with the of fresh- Pajama parade ternities and sororities Vol. U«V Four Colorado the A& M Com.ins, Friday, October 21. 1955 No. 6 men, band, 9 Spurs, p.m. Homecoming dance, Lancers, and the queen candidates, Large ballroom renowned Aggie Cannon. At 10 Newsom $14-Million A&M Plan a.m. Newsom hall will hold Thomas, Judy Tuttle, Carol Win- open-house. Fraternities and sor- Tops Building slow, Jane Woodward, and Nancy orities will have for More than four million dollars In when the threat of open-houses Young. 1950, an- Ten thousand dollars were spent alums, families, and friends after finalists chosen has been construction other Queen were spent on world war was on an addition to the Men’s by troubling gym, the game. from Denver uni- alone at A & representatives Colorado M in the most college students, the Colorado and Sib,ooo were for appropriated he 1 festive dance Colorado of five with the Homecoming versity, State College past years, climaxed State Board of Agriculture was the Hvdraulics laboratory in 1951. will be held from 9-12 in the Education, Colorado dedication f p.m. o for the forth as a university, recently completed tentatively designing plans Da,i chapel, designed ballroom Large of the Student Colorado School of Mines, and milliondollar Newsom hall, set for of enrollment for individual and anticipated growth place worship Union. Har Wyoming university. Saturday, states r y Ffepting, at Colorado A & M as the result meditation, will cost more than Five finalists have been selected Homecoming Queen of A Sc M’s college engineer, Building ami of World War II increase in $60,000 when popu- completed. for Colorado A & M’s Grounds Homecoming annual Homecoming celebration department. lation. This year more than $1,800,000 Queen. Vying for queen are Geor- will be chosen all student vote Construction and hall of in been by building, which Lory at a cost $345,000, contracts have let to vari- from Wral- and crowned at the » gina Grgich, sophomore Utah State- steadily growing on the campus, the Student Union annex, $422,000, ous contractors. These projects in- Mildred senior football is ot senbqig; Janitell, Aggie game Saturday. part the long range develop- and the Faculty apartments, $300.- clude: Newsom hall, street work, ment for program plant facilities 000, were the three main buildings steam line to Newsom, and a veter- at Colorado A fc \f lie medicine to carried to be constructed on the campus in inary experimental farm out 1977. by 1950. on West Mulberry St. PEP FACTORS ARE TWO-FOLD Cam, Cannon Are Unique Symbols of Ag Spirit sery with melted resin. This college and university has son and white it was subjected to, sealed 3 SVni hol, but takes minutes for each Colorado AScM is it will stay home this year. eight to ten "nu uc l * n 'be fact that it boasts shell, states Sgt. Baxter. the The cannon has long been symbols of Aggie and mascot, "Cam” the Ram, spirit but Aggie’s Iu‘ subject of neighboring pranks ARB»s-* Cannon and 'Cam' a three year old Rambouillet ram •ne Ram, few opportunities have arisen. will shed his cocoon at Homecom- Even the cannon seemed to like lht his '55-’56 duties color for ing to assume as Aggie Cmnon is so much green as a companion pan of A a "regular” at athletic events. Sc M and football that gold better than silver. When some o one it down Cam was bred and raised by the remembers when the tra- inebriated Miners pushed loon Colorado A & M animal a mountain side, it still came back husbandry started, aithmigh one can * lie was selected in 10,5 tl,:" to tradition. department, hJ remember when to Aggies carry on the former ~setl 1952 by Jim Wilcox, stu- Tj-r- lo Pl, h h around, F. Sentenev, on M/Sgt. George member of livestock y time that dent and the Aggies has been U. S. Army RO- Supply Sargeant, serve as >e C;uumn judging team, to- mascot, War'iT/ was during the TC, and M Sgt. Everett Baxter, ** Reid, of the a use;, ble fere shepherd sheep Im uUn guns were cal- U. RO I C instructor, care S, Army and back to department retired Hampshire military service. for the and fire it at all cannon bred breeder looks after Cam b- pure Cleni home on kickoffs and tom Pj cannon, a *4B model games and other college sh**ep. ‘d"‘r the old downs. 7V' "French "Cam is really getting independ- 1 1 75 mm is This considerable ent. since uni- naned'bv'tl' T" Kun * job requires especially Wyoming Arm R have T °TC work. All blank shells used fellows came down and took men, depart- versity cannon and the has whom was Cam,” - an ardent toot- to be hand loaded gun they thought says ball f. before and adds that lo travel to neigh- to be cleaned both Reid He the Cowpokes M and of the for after it fired. The shells are re- made a mistake got one las, games, but after is of black rams instead of Cam. .SYMBOLS OF AGGIE SPIRIT are Marlene and U> the h' loaded with one pound experimental Peppereties Lumlgrcn »nd K city the'unt D.R.-D.S. Sheila Thomas who t and are preparing Cam the Ram for his Saturday debut. becoming garb of crim- powder, packed with wadding Colorado Collegian, Fort Collins, 4 October 21, 1955—Rocky Mountain Make Past A&M Homecomings History Former Aggie is Feted Rams Rollstin just-named Aggie pi by Claudia ay Colorado Buffs. Award to Dr. Nye Homecoming Alumni Board Extends Honor The 72nd Annual rhemes for decoration be wer of to Colorado celebration should prove "Return of the Veteran" a charter member ! entered Civil Service as the pertainin William Davidson Dr. Nye Phi according to by Gamma of Sigma Epsi- record-breaking, to the 75th anniversary. The veterinarian in 1927. After sev- chapter RAT, a festivities it. The 1955 Honor historical preceding won the sorority division Homecoming he was lon fraternity. and eral years in Idaho, trans- one, and his brother, Col. SAE came off with Alumnus award will be presented to Dr. back when the flappers again ferred to Montana and assigned Nye Way top associate Colo- ors in the to Dr. William C. Nye of Sweetgrass, Elmwod L. Nye. professor in fraternity division. the Animal and were style, Aggies played Fro® Inspection Quaran- and in cere- m i n candidates Lee Mont., Homecoming U. of veterinary pathology rado for H o m e c o g. eight Mary during tine branch along the S.-Canada college Vander- A & M- medicine, are 1924, Tri Delt, was monies at the Colorado of charge of veterinary dance, Nov. 3, hoof, elected boundary. Except for a tour Homecoming Fiong. football of the trophy given and on Utah State game Saturday. sponsors Nye started at 9:30 p.m. kept corning queen. ath- the form of a to the senior Aggie able to The award, in annually until no one was than going The more 5000 alumni Dr. has been the most out- Moun- at. will be presented by lete who to a Rocky plaque, dance, according tending the 1950 of the and most valuable player Homecoming Gail Gilbert, president standing tain of that period. Collegian tivities were able to view the athletic career. Stu. Colorado A & M Alumni board. during his college State, as Aggies dent Union annex in the the first Nov. 16, 1935, hue Selection of honor alum is made Colonel Nye was recipi- Utah uni- of its construction. ath- Honor Al- was called then, played part “Just Vir basis of the ent the on the recipient’s of Homecoming ” for During itin’ was the theme of this and his Colonel was Homecoming. vie- letic while in college umnus award. Nye versity ability and torious The 1937. He half-time the band, Spurs Homecoming. Ranu achievement in later awarded the trophy in professional over the on an ex- the track team, Green Knights put romped “just visitin’" life. was a sprinter on dash record hibition Coach Hughes. Brigham Young cougars to the Enters A& M 1914 and held the 100-yd. honoring Nye of 27-14 the decoration contests Gamma tune before 11,500 born in 1895 at until 1952. This is the first time In en Dr. Nye was this Phi Beta won the division thusiastic homecoming Utah. He entered Colorado that brothers have received sorority rooters. Ogden, the and Alpha Epsilon won Kappa Alpha Theta and Sigma Chi A 8c M college in 1914, and gradu- award. Sigma took decoration honors with in Alum Ar- division. a ated in 1920 with a degree vet- Last year’s Honor waj fraternity huge of Colorado and medicine. C. of Fort Collins. map Utah and erinary thur Sheely GPB’s decoration was a huge with well remembered a Viking ship opposing teams Dr. Nye is by cobweb wth “Snag em, Hughes the course. fans of two score ago bal- charting Aggie years AWS Sponsors Contest, Guys.” SAE’s decoration was a for his athletic He was favor of with prowess. ance tipped in Aggies, of the freshman football Convention captain Plans April eight footballs representing the and William C. team in 1914, was a four-year Dr. Nye conference Associated Women Students will eight championships an all-con- Good Rams! varsity letterman, being Coach won. At the dance Luck, a ram drawing contest, in Hughes 1915. He sponsor ference selection in was World War of service coed that there was a crowd military during which any Aggie may partici- evening also chosen member of Coach as a Dr. has served in that AWS 1600. 11, Nye gen- announces Diane Stiles, “all-time team” in pate, Harry Hughes’ eral His is area. present position president. The winning ram draw- The first Homecoming since 1933. Your Shoe r marian with Store Port Vete will be used AWS letters, Friendly Supervising ing on 1942, held in 1945, was quite a gala Receives ‘Letters’ service Many the Research at in' ita- Agriculture place cards, napkins and affair. The game and dance were In addition to his on exploits Mont. the AWS Sweetgrass, tions. A free ticket to the concluding events of the cele- the gridiron. Dr. Nye was a two- HOLSTES During World War 11, Dr. Nye danre will be given to the winning bration of the 75th anniversary of in year letterman track, a one-year served with the Chemical corps, at- artist. the founding of the college. Even letterman in basketball, and was 114 S. rank of He re- for AWS College the major. Plans are the stores were closed to allow the of first taining underway coach and manager Aggie’s ceived commendation convention be held at Colorado and watch the a military to personnel to come boxing team. for his work at Dugway Proving A & M in April, states Diane. Don- Following graduation, Dr. Nye for work with toxic first is Grounds, Utah, na Younger, vice-president, practiced veterinary medicine a t chemical agents, rockets, and germ chairman of the convention and Rigby, Idaho, for two years, and warfare. co-chairmen are Green senior Mary Jo served four as deputy years and Gerda Wilhelm. ATTENTION GREEKS! member of the American state veterinarian and state veter- He is a On Oct. 10, AWS acted Medical Monday, inarian for the Idaho Bureau of Veterinary association, under the direction of is as hostesses, Animal Industry. Elks, and American Legion. He We Monogram Anything Gaye Caldwell, second vice-presi- dent, for the high school student NAPKINS - PLACE CARDS - STATIONERY Will Describe Events council convention held on the A Broadcast Campus / & M campus. will feature by J. R. Davis Tuesday’s program Your Candle Headquarters Barbara Koch, president of Pi Delta Aggies! Are you as smart as you Skit Nite Needs M.C. Epsilon, national journalistic fra- think are? Do know where you you its ternity, which is scheduling na- Sally Dev, chairman of Skit night, Tech and are lo- Tramway BJC biennial convention the that interested in tional on states anyone THE PINES cated? What is 11 a.m. instruc- your 28-30. Also Aggie campus Oct. gen- trying out for master of ceremonies tor’s and title? Where is name Store With Galore eral and for the con- should contact her in the Silver The Gifts 8c M specific plans Johnson hall located on the A vention will be discussed. Spruce office this week. campus? When does C-O-A begin? Anyone interested in participat- 106 East Mountain If you’re in the dark about any Thursday’s 15 minutes will be di- ing in entertainment between acts of the first five questions, just ask rected by J. R. Davis with M. 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PHONE 976 H /J y {pdo October 21, 1955—Rocky Mountain Collegian, Fort Collins, Colorado 5 From Press to Public Staff Devotes Hours of Labor to Newsparer by Martin Nancy vertisements from local business with The man squinting eyes and men and Stop the Have national con- a dull is presses! you seen advertising pencil Ray Davidson, copy the cerns is on handled Sharon editor, story Homecoming? What’s by Russell, Davidson spends an average the count on this senior general science and of headline? Hurry major, 12 hours a week reading and and all her staff. get that copy read!” competent Sharon keeps correcting “copy” stories turned in the finances of the Moun- I hose are to typical statements re- Rocky by reporters, according Collegian tain Collegian in order, while Davidson is funding from the office of the style. a senior general Smith, her Mountain Marge assistant, handles science major. Assistant editor Rocky Collegian o n copy of the 1 many advertising respon- is Doll, uesday nights. It’s hard to John junior entomology say sibilities. where and the major. when work begins it Barb Koch Edits News s continuous. The edi- seven Amusing and interesting side- tors, one business Organizing the news stories is assist- of manager, lights Aggie student life are ants and Barbara senior work Koch, occupational reporters begin on provided through the diligence of the which is therapy major. Barb assigns stories, newspaper published Dave Bretzke, feature editor. for and 4500 students and rewrites, writes, is often seen faculty mem- Bretzke, junior business bers at work on the desk major, on 1 hursday afternoon when copy during writes and assigns feature stories. made the "witching hour” assignments are to reporters Tuesday night. for stories to be used in Bringing you the latest in Leonard Shoots is THE WORD in the Mountain the next sports Pix (■tHIMK Rocky Collegian office on week’s coverage is Bill Hindman, staff members paper. junior A camera and (■Tuesday nights. Collegian flashbulbs are con- earnestly advising Sports Editor business who Tuesday Is major, toils over his Hindman are, from left to right. Ray Davidson, Big Day stant accessories for Dick fgBill John Doll, Nancy hot Leonard, in typewriter writing about the Roslieve, and Barbara Koch. Reporters turn stories on the head of the {■Martin. Mary Jane "wins” of photographer Colleg- illustrious teams. following or Aggies’ ian. Monday Tuesday. Leonard, junior mechanical I is Dances, engagements, and frater- uesday the big day for the engineer, football Will Howl and frequents games, Cats'Copy' nity news are the Collegian staff when stories sorority dances and other must important events b e major concerns of Rose- rewritten, Mary Jane concerned with make-up planned, Aggie students to and lieve, a:_d Will Host Nat'l headlines and written. junior English major, the Journalism Convention cutlines get best in for the Aggies editor. pictures I he staff works Collegian society Mary Jane busily until mid- newspaper. I I Alexus McKinney, associate Theme for coordinates the stories concerned pub- the convention will night or 1 a.m. Other lisher of Denver Post, will be the be with with social news and does members of the western a in complete Collegian barbeque City Wednesday is printing day for at the biennial for staff who ■principal speaker park the page make-up this news. help to bring the Friday night. Saturday the editor and managing editor and Mary you of Pi Delta Epsilon, will Jane is in the social whirl paper every Friday are Pat Arthur, ■convention group journey by bus to Estes they travel down to the offices of recently candidate circulation and ■ national journalism fraternity, on Park, and in the Robinson herself, as a for Home- manager, Patty evening a banquet and Warfield to do final Jo Oct. 28-30, liar- and Miller, classified editor. ■campus announces dance in the Small of coming queen. ballrom is make-up the paper. On Thurs- of the ■baia Koch, president Aggie planned. Aub Glahn will furnish day the process starts all over the music again. Fort Collins Newest Shop Radio & TV Editors Forces Hair the Logsdon I Convention include semin- Join cut you want it I plans Committee chairmen are Barbara way for Koch Included in the Service ■ars Saturday newspaper, maga- and Connie Shoemaker, steer- “happy family” staffs. which Bzine and yearbook Also a ing; Biil Hunt, publishes your newspaper is entertainment; Selby Wilson's Guaranteed session is in a unique team, because Barber Repairs ■special being planned Young and Frankalee Richard, unique they are the first married editor and on all makes |radio-television writing. housing; Floyd Shoemaker and editor in Shop % Leslie managing the history ot I In with the conven- Dauth, transportation and 179 I conjunction the No. College Ave. Recordings Made on Collegian. Connie and Floyd the national is welcoming; Judy Deem, publicity; ■tion, fraternity Across from Northern Both and Records Pat Shoemaker, editor and Hotel Tape Williams, and managing pfhiiding a publications contest in Betty Little, editor, joined forces on the Col- Norma Rader, and Wilson R. Carter, Owner fields: news- registration as- i|:our major yearbooks, staff 235 Walnut legian two years ago and Phone 325 H papers, or signment of and engineering technical, quarters; Dave in Free Parking in Rear joined matrimony this summer. ■and literary magazines. Grow, programs. T edious work of gathering ad- YOU'LL BOTH GO FOR THIS CIGARETTE!
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R. J. riYNOLD* TOBACCO CO.. Wl NITON-lALIM, N. Fort Colorapg 6 October 21, 1955—Rocky Mountain Collecian, Collins, in Life Queen Candidates Are Active Campus In not new to Mickey who a Delta. was Walsenburg, is Kappa Que ** Jane Roselieve Gwen Wilis the by Mary by active in several of Engineer’s Ball last Gadabout addition to being year for the honor of Home- of the Vying clubs, she is secretary sopho- Danbom, Mary-Janc Roselieve, a Fort are Mary and delegate to Col under result of an abund- coming Queen more class, Spur, lins is Homecoming festivities are finally way as a girl, a junior English Mildred Janitell, in textiles, major and it be sac- Georgina Grgich, Panhell. of hours of hard work, (could possible?) Majoring Besides being editor ance planning, Roselieve, and of society 0f Ve Nancy become a buyer comes once Mary-Jane Georgi plans to she is rifice of study hours in some cases—but Homecoming only Collegian, also a Counsels effort well- Young. after graduating. it a success becomes women’s apparel of the a and all the effort into making secretary Columbian year, put is ma- soL , activities this week have Danbom, sophomore, for fun-filled weekend. Extra-curricular Mary nick-named and a lieutenant colonel f spent a Mildred Janitell, or in music and plans to teach realm of to that of pin- joring is senior this Mick- A extended from the Homecoming preparations Mickey, a year. Army Sponsors. transfer fr after Hailing Ec- 0B week’s news. singing graduating. of the Home Colorado as is evident from this is university, she is nings, is member of ey president affi|j aw of the from Denver, she a serenaded the Theta house Monday evening in honor onomics club, member of Panhel- with Tri-Delta. Sig Eps choir. AWS and A capella Mary and of Fred Woll and Davis. and chairman pinning Jane of lenic, publicity the crescent and stars Del- Ransdell told her Tri Delta sisters Mon- wears for Gamma Another Tri-Delt is Sherry crescent correspondent Nano ta Delta Delta. This her to Dick Lea, a Kappa Contests such as this are Young. English major f day night of pinning from Phi Beta. tos sophomore to teach Georgi Grgich, Greeley plans in a Sigma at Mines. hiik school News of summer is still coming in; upon graduation. She ij, marriages in History took the final this Prominent Aggie Counselette, member of many Sig Alphs, it seems, step Beauty Queens Dranu Chris Roberts wed to be- club, and a to the summer. was Janet Mackay celebrate Homecoming delegate AV.'S Doris Malcolm able to of New' York Maxwell and Barbara by convention. City. Jack cause t f the war. and Gamma Phi as did time again Keith, repeated vows, Jerry It’s homecoming Traditions of painting the “A,” Stroll and Hill, Theta. Also married were hundreds of alums and stu- Phylis Aggie the pajama parade, Homecoming Hazelhurst and Danice Stills, Mark Hicks and will be to the and Jack dents thronging decorations, football games, re- foot- Lee Von Strohe, and Bob Myers and Nancy Burke to witness the annual for in- campus unions will be carried out Good Luck, Aggies!! of Kansas Mo. ball which City, game. numerable years. Past queens weather seems to This Indian-summer in our minds are: suggest of tne are most clear Mary Jane Koscnoe Always a high-lignt game rides. TKEs had ride and hay-rack a hay-rack of Elaine Carlson in 1950; Anna Jean is the crowning Homecoming Fort Collins The Tri Deltas weiner roast at Long’s pond Friday night. same evening the of in 1952; Carol Beardsley Queen. Perhaps as Queen Rasmussen took a rack followed a house dance. Mell and their dates hay ride, by 1955 is crowned, one of the alums in 1953; and last year’s queen last was the of Staver, Tri time. Announced summer engagement Dorothy will recall the queen in his Young. ’55 of 1955 Shoes Delta, and Jim Daxton, a graduate. She might be described as wearing Homecoming Queen Family dinners are an Theta Chis recently flow- be Exchange ever-popular activity. high-buttoned shoes and long probably won’t wearing high- held dinners ivith and with Tri Delts. the shoes skirt, 158 S. exchange Sigma Kappas ing skirts, or possibly flapper buttoned or a knee-high College members for dinner Pi Phis and Sigma Chis exchangee! Thursday. girl of the “Roaring Twenties" but she has a prominent place on Arnie Bev Boggcss, Pi Phi pledge, has announced her pinning to with close-cut hair and knee length the “Aggie Ram-Pages.” Newton, Sig Alph. dresses. The Panhellenic "On-the-BaH” this week was won trophy by Kappa In 1945 Mary Lu Vanderhoof, a Theta. the festivi- Alpha Tri-Delt, reigned over held slumber in honor their Sigma Kappas a party Friday night of ties, A Sc M commemorated the the week week. pledges. Patty Baker is SK’s pledge of this 75th anniversary of the founding Another was that of Don Tolman, is first summer wedding sophomore pre- of the college. This was the vet, and Dorothy Cochrane. time since 1941 that Aggies was his Fred Allen, AGR, passed cigars Monday evening to announce pin- ning to Evelyn Fleming. Dance Climaxes Events • - ■ took sneak the Bend" ' pledges a Monday night to “Big Sig Alph No matter what -
" of the Poudre. Dean Bushnell’s orchestra will * "• ...... r*’;.’ dinner the G house • * •.. —•—-j _ • ■« ATOs and Gamma Phis had a spaghetti at Phi play for the annual Homecoming A. machine use... Sunday evening. dance, announces H. Stucken- shaving you time the Lambda alumni More cigars were passed Monday evening—this at schneider, assistant secre- Chi house. Jack Whiting told of his pinning to Darlee Mikelson, Kappa tary and editor of the alum maga- Delta. zine. The infoimal dance will be
Theta Chis welcome back Gerald Chapman and Carl Simmons who held from 9 to 12 p.m. Saturday + in the ballroom of the Stu- have returned from the service. A new Theta Chi on campus is Vernon Large Ellis, transfer TX from Nebraska Wesleyan. dent Union. Tickets may be pur- from the service Rohr and chased for in the TKE veterans recently returned are Dave $1.50 a couple Boh Barrows. Alumni office and in the Student Union office. ISA Schedules Shabby Shag Oct. 28 start with “Grab the rag bag” isn’t a tongue- in which they painted the Aggie twister, fellow Aggies, but it is the “A.” Good Luck, Rams slogan of all guys and gals who Ray Froid’s dance band will play M plan to attend the Shabby Shag at next weekend’s affair. Tickets Yi i/YY which will be held Friday from 9 are now on sale at the ISA office and in the ballroom at the Student Union ticket to 12 p.m. Large office PRE-ELECTRIC.SHAV E of Union. The BOWEN'S the Student Shabby for $1.25 a couple. A 25 cent reduc- Shag, an annual event, is an all- tion may be had for each Independ- LOTION dance which Book Store school hobo to every- ent Students’ associated card pre-
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SHULTON Now York • Toronto October 21, 1955—Rocky Mountain Collegian, Fort Collins, Colorado 7 Enter Whirl Fraternities New Greeks Aggie Pledge Freshmen Will March T Saturday Deem liis year the Pi Phi’s have More by Jannie three New Members members of will be Spur, one member of tradition Pledges are still in the as a new new’s, Thi < year and three Hesperia, Aggie several the Angels. fraternities new to Aggie campus. announce '"Jed Ann is the Mon- Rogers present members. known as die secretary A few Greek have a*‘new dance of the groups Junior class and is president will be held conjunc- Pledges at the Theta Chi house ,rh Duo" elect of Panhel. Ihe ®° presidency of this Beta Phi and Kappa quarter are Grange Eaves, Bill b i>i , Junior Panhel and the of The job sec- Grossman, Feris, Baia- Gamma sororities. origin Jim Jim Spa retary of Ski club are held the of by Mary inonte, Rick Dick dance was founding Ryan, Taylor, f this Deeter. Representative 1 to Legisla- Landrea, Leon Don Pi Phi and Kappa chapters iriy Criss, Tth the ture from Science and Arts is Mon- Erickson, Dan campus at Jo- Ebert, and Tim the Monmouth anne I.itle. si,,cc B rcad to Woods. louth 111. It has P Kappa Kappa Gamma was es- Now where both chapters wearing the pledge pin of tablished ibis Sv campus year also as a Lambda Chi colony. Alpha are Bob Baker organized. have a class are They pledge of 17. and Bob Ormiston, as was established At pi ppi sorority there are two present only ac- Pledged to I au are this in the Kappa Epsilon on campus tive members colony in the chapter. I hey John Roberts, In the first year Lloyd Selby, John school year. are and 53-54 Wendy Robbins, Sharon Lewis, Bob and of Barrows, George 26 girls, two who pi phi pledged Joyce are both transfer stu Follmer. the five finalists dents. which weic among who is her Wendy beginning ATO’s new pledges include Mal- A Sc M of 1954. Miss Colorado second on [or year camus, accounts colm Campbell, Sutherland, took fourth Lindy Pi Beta Phi place for the Also’ majority of the activities. and Bill Preston. decorations. Homecoming She serves on in Judiciary cvouncil of John Cullamcr pledged Farm- their second during AWS. She is also a House Last year representative Monday evening. had Pi Phi’s a to Panhel and Bob year on campus Progressive patty Fisher, Bob Hoferman, and walked off class of 28. They and in pledge participates Aggie Angels. Andy Jeanor are new actives of in first Homecoming Here's a n slant Nu. with place interesting o n Sigma in the wom- first place one of the Now decorations, newest collegiate mem- wearing the crescent and Hes- division in the annual bers. Mr.s Andrew of Delta en’s Clark, wife of stars Delta Delta are Jean and third in the mixed the dean of Orr, Carole peria sing graduate school, was a Olson, and Willadell A TO. of the • division wth member Kappa colony at CU Story. the when it was founded New ATT initiaes include Pi Phi boasted Spur presi- on that cam- Chuck a total of Since she left before Bob dent, Ann Rogers, plus pus. the chap- Quimby, George Boulton, also had one ter was a she Crosswait, Bob and Dave seven Spurs. They granted charter, was Lindsay, ON PARADE will be member of Hesperia. Scholastically not initiated. Recently Mrs. Clark Brodie. PAJAMAS the theme of all freshman students visited her as in the they took fourth last spring quarter Alma Mater, where she Marilyn Rehm and Joyce Knopp Saturday morning they participate annual pajama parade. women’s was initiated as an active member are new actives of the attire for the are Tew and Bar- among the organized Sigma Kappa. Demonstrating proper parade, Larry of the We would Ted Willis and Gene Welsh are bara Sewell. The will consist of freshmen in the A& M groups. sorority. like to parade pj’s now active at the Theta Chi house. band, Spurs, Lancers, queen candidates, and the Aggie Cannon. Will March Sandmen Tomorrow 'Egg On' to Victory MUM'S THE WORD by Martha C'.raig more women's honorary, and the Sleepy-time gals and guys Lancers, sophomore men’s honor- Chis Phi the traditional T Sigma Delts will be featured in ary. hese enthusiastic groups will Challenge Pajama parade, a highlight of be on hand to guide the faltering To: The rag arm, pinky-fisted Last year the hurlers of outstanding Eat festivities Saturday the freshmen to the start- Dinner Homecoming steps Phi Delts. of 200 Plum taken Homecoming were in by a All freshmen and oilier and to assist in other morning. ing point, The annual Chi trick of the Subject: Sig vs sly Phi Delts and were in the will con- at participants parade ways. Phi Delt Rotten Egg Fight. Notice handed a defeat. The judge, whom at the corner of Laurel St. A® the name gregate Pajama parade sug- all Phi Phi Delts ye trembling, lily-livered the had chosen, was just and Ave. at 9 a.m. the freshmen before AL'S & RUTH'S College gests, appear Delts: The most honor- rotten the powerful, as as eggs that were the will be the in their If Leading parade public eye pajamas. able thrown. The Sigs challenge you to defend Sigs this year, how- CAFETERIA candidates and of irosh Homecoming cjueen any you have ever dreamed have your meager honor at the annual ever, remedied this dishonor- student officers, followed that down-town in body by you went your Rotten able Egg Fight. situation, and are assured of Supplies for Halloween the band and majorettes, Pepper- pajamas, tomorrow morning you® Date: Oct. 22, 1955. an overwhelming victory. eues and cheer leaders, with *he dream will come true. Don’t forget Time: 10:30 a.m. Yours Cookies - Cakes - Donuts pajama-dad freshmen your this tune very truly, bringing up trusty, although by Place: In the pasture directly the Chi rear. slightly dilapidated, beanie; also, Sigma behind the Chemistry building. The will if feel of parade proceed down any of you girls in need moral College to Mountain and down support, you might snatch Mountain to Howes The Welcome Grads St. pro- up your favorite stuffed toy. WELCOME BACK ALUM'S cession will continue down Howes In former years, night gowns, Service to the Oval, Prompt One-day on where it w ill disband. night shirts, and other unique of Boots or Shoes to the of have made repair any Helping supervise big forms night wear We Have Been will Boosting Aggies Since 1908 parade be the Spurs, sopho- their appearances in the gala affair. The Jr. Panhellenic Plans Charity Dance Golden Slipper ANDERSON’S Junior Panhellenic JEWELERS is a Winter quarter project for Jun- Shoe **nch of Senior Shop Panhellenic de- ior Panhellenic is a dance, with igned to benefit 188 N. pledges. proceeds going to chanty, reports 127 West Mountain College **cent project was a get-ac- Missy Bachman, publicity diair- qoaintrd picnic for all pledges of Worities. The aims of Junior Pan n*otc include promoting ex- dinners among sororities, 9 FIGHT n and BARBER SHOP H ß p* publishing a hand- CAMPUS or rush on to lP* week next fall, and a booth for Fjwng College days. 617 S. COLLEGE Mary Dee ter Pi Beta Phi, heads VICTORY, AGGIES!!! pwgani/.oion. Other officers in-
*c L Janiteii, Gamma Phi . president; Sheila Thom- Ppa Delta, ? secretary; Mary PAUL WOODS FLORIST J er nings, We Will Be Closed for the Game * Kappa Alpha 117 So. treasurer; College Phone 368 K”. ;'" The New DRUG STORE Swirlawave ANDERSON Good Luck Team! Phone 213 / 6-19 So. College Ave. s,ykd for Clamor on the Campus Gals and BEAT UTAH STATE! Twenty-one Years Serving Aggie Guys ALUMS WELCOME BACK FOB HOMECOMING artistic We Will Be Happy to See You Again J. M. McDonald and Co. Beauty Salon of REVLON’S Lipsticks. We Have the New Shades Living 212 W, Laurel in All Shades. LOVE PAT and CREAM PUFF Fort Collins, Colorado 8 October 21, 1955—Rocky Mountain Collecian, Enforcement Effects Unsuspecting This Is Our Chapel! Rules Arouses Comment in Awareness of Social “Here stands the handiwork of man, regnant majesty. for the rives discussed the will be brought up only leg- regulations The in the rush of the day, Barbara Koch throngs pass by by after definite and formulated islative length a News Editor viewpoint revy to But the humble ... pray.” made sub- set, including reasons for pause proposals have been by the describes the Aggie Danforth chapel. there has been much visions. The above phrase aptly Recently ordinate groups. and discussing of the pre- of newest and most beau- “cussing” Frankalee states that is one the these nr. The Danforth chapel A fe M social rules of Colorado AWS Backs Rules M It is sent posed changes were to the A Sc campus. tiful additions widely-expanding and mem- Diane Stiles, Associa- both by students faculty President b individual where students anirnously y Panhellenic a of meditation and worship these rules were is cound place bers. Although ted Women Students, very pleas- and that suggests they be in restful and shut out been taken! or faculty members pause quiet in 1953, and have ed that AWS will have a represen- may written AWS, ISA, and Associated world outside. the rules She St» the noises of the turbulent in effect since then, tative on the Social committee. myriad legally dents for backing before is that it until being fact our have unnoticed states that AWS will stand behind The most inspiring concerning chapel gone nearly sented to the Social from administrative office social rules are or commiti* furnished contributions Aggie a n the as they now, was entirely built and by suddenly Kaye Wilkins, IFC president, enforcement was establish- be If the ad- ante, and the Dan- for their as revised. students, alums, civic they may that there is a definite organizations, organizations need ed. This particular duty was assign- ministration wishes to give AWS forth foundaton and members of the Danforth family. revision of the social rules. | of ac- f i t ed to the new coordinator responsibility o enforcement, in late 1953 to specifica- Construction was begun according Limited tivities, Dr. Jack Yuthas. will handle such enforcement on a Students M. Hunter. Mr. Hunter tions Architect James found drawn-up by Present social rules may be student level, rather than an ad- In discussion the point in the The de wi, donated his time and efforts planning design. back of the student direc- level, out that in the ministrative through Judici- brought college student much the and seseral has resulted in praise for chapel for 1954-55; major controversy council. Diane also says that actually are very limited sign tory ary as tn Danforth strict enforce- architectural not to mention the fact that exists over the more is no excuse for disre- to go after awards, ignorance places games, movio, national and alcoholic and the other featured on the cover of mag- ment of chaperonage garding social rules. like, than chapel has been many two » President of Stu- three azines. beverages regulations. Independent drinking “establishments" io. of Five Serve dents association, Bob Miller, feels cated in or near town. dedicated for student use in Faculty The general The chapel was spring Social committee, not final touches The College that the social rules are com- feeling was that a nicer place 1954, but funds had lreen depleted before the wu| of five members and for composed faculty pletely satisfactory, some space dancing and provision! could be The native-stone wall which encompasses completed. and representatives from major stu- should be made. He plans for refreshments lack changes primarily for col- stands even But for the the building uncompleted today. dent Associated stu- the situation more thor- is groups to study lege couples greatly needed. .It of would be of finances the “handiwork Man” complete. Students as- the dents, Independent oughly. present only provisions fat Stu- Lancers, A & M for men, has generously sociation, Associated Women "Views of social rules should be six sophomore honorary college couples are 3.2 estab- needed for of dents, Panhellenic council, and In- realistic towards the lishments for white offered to give $lOOO of the $4OOO completion more present trade and five is offered but council hoping Frankalee for mixed trade in Fort the chapel. Not only have Lancer members money, terfraternity situation,” emphasizes Collins. meet discus these matters solicit the to soon to Richard, of Panhellenic There are two they have offered to organize a drive to remaining president “establishment!' and take action in the way council. A committee of of the same and all will possibly composed type out funds. The drive opens this week organizations immediately of revision of the rules as they now and side of tire sorority fraternity representa- city. So there you are! either or mail. Deadline for the be contacted personally by stand. collection drive is Nov. 23 and the of $4OOO must be goal Mrs. Virginia Ebert, counselor of reached this daie. and chairman of the Social by women Past Precedence Cabinet Alums to donate to the fund committee, "I shall be Traps or students washing chapel states, happy mail contributions to Danforth fund, Business to work with the students in re- Bill Trine Because of may Chapel by money many years ago. social rules. The Office, Colorado A & M Fori Collins, Colo. vising the present this past precedence, and beau* college, I want to publicly 'hank Diana rules were written in 1953; as times ci r. Since announcement of the drive this week, a official present day ignorance, newit top Giddings, Phyllis Barton, Audrey should be re- formed cam- change, regulations organizations on the an at A Sc M has contributed $2OO to open the fund-raising Hokenson, and for vised to best with the Peggy Rump and cope chang pus, newly formed activita If this is to so much I believe Aggie a deal Gf their paign. man willing give situations.” sacrificing great ing that were in great need of finan- a little. I do not time as of the Associated Stu- students and alums will be willing to give for Associated part Speaking Students, cial assistance, did not, and haw the dents office secretarial and clerical think could find a bank offering returns as great as President Bill Trine that you reports not, requested money. Consequent had for the coming year. We in satisfaction will receive from the that is not interested in dis- help the you knowledge you Legislature ly only same few the office organizauos are deeply indebted to of Danforth cussion of these social matters; that in the a in the chapel. they requested money part completion them. pa* are requesting money today. Extra office is a Number personnel sign This obvious discriminatM Writer Reducing Legislative of and Suggests at growth Growing pains could have of been a fault pa* is student is be Ted Lewis What I am doing trying to our government to Coloradoo A & M college are nor by cabinets in not educating the in- which does than determine if what is asked is pos- a group more get only “stabbing the sides” of appropriations meet- campus dents on appropriations. Or it Tuesday's to sible. once in a while decide administrators, but are also evident together coud have ing emphasized a basic question been the organization! The cabinet, of five which band should be at the next in the Associated Students office. mind composed fault, it is doubtful who that has been lurking in my as to » if it educa- over au issue like game, or is really an these time. What is people, study Accompanying growing pains, to blame. The issue it for some Legisla- important appropriations for at least 60 hours. tional opportunity. unfortunately, is injustice. ture’s practical abilities. I realize that this years’ Cabinet fell into Then, in seven hours, and I don’t It is probably obvious that I feel that the Constitution enumerates, I am this article on Mon- a set and ignos- think be al- that the number writing trap by precedence much more time can on the legislative but this is not my discussion topic. and it will be unfortunate in- ance. There is still time, howeva ioted for this be altered in day, purpose. Legislature body should cut or deed that to overcome this fault with sut Also at this I hasten to add re-do all that Cabinet has lirst Tuesday night Legisla point must some way. At glance it might ture will be faced with to di’semnj endorse most of the sidiary appropriations that I heartily done. seem that there is a contradiction appropria- when all the as well as to made, I am not ting $72,500, organi- groups “privileg# appropriations This I cannot defend, not be- in the last two statements, but I few,” of few not * second that. zations involved, are only whom a are guessing cause there are not capable people feel that if the situation is handled request- $65,000. There will be couid list ing a large deserving. on Legislature, as I in the proper manner there would in the but because of other sum left ‘standing fund,’ but many, reasons. not be. The next few Legislature me* because of word cal- At this I advocat- onl) an ugly extent point am not Due to a lack of space this article ings will determine, to some led the abolishment of be short. ‘precedence.’ how tin Mountain QoUe Entrance on east side. Published every Friday by the Associated Students of Wyoming Implicates A&M in Campus Television Theft COLORADO A & M COLLEGE The Student 4 Branding Iron, ation of $l5O. "We cannot see how three and thmp Member of sports miscellaneous tibus shall be, among other of the Collegiate Press newspaper University of any or could have had and intellect® Associated person group jackets, two overcoats top- a person of marked 1 and to be in nerve Wyoming, appears lacking enough or been drunk coats, l i shirts, four of National Advertising Inc. pairs shoes, promise." news their own uni- concerning enough to a stunt like that,” and one hat. that i* s* pull (Seems hats are Mr. Robinson’s article as attested the last two stated Ron fl® versity by Zwonitzer, Sig presi- outmoded for the like us who Shoemaker college set.) dening to people Editor — Floyd issues which were liberally dent. Phone 0219-J1 sprink- sed in the Le*F women have much schooling Ivy led with headlines and articles College a Managing and In wonder if more extensive wardrobe are sons of Turpent® with A an Aggie student than the loyal Editor Connie Johnson Shoemaker dealing Colorado & M. ® Moline wouid have the men with an of dress- Tech, Subnormal, Business Manager Sharon Russell nerve to publicize average ten fact, we Phone 3086 This week's front such an if es, 12 suits and Colorado A & M. In page story act ... an stu- miscellaneous skirts Aggie d®" Assistant Business Manager Marge Smith concerns a TV and dent and four even sob as we missing set a was responsible. jackets, coats, ten sweat- dejectedly Phone 3086 "If 11 our Cadillacs to the bank. note saying, you want your TV ers, blouses, nine pairs of News Editor - Barbara Koch shoes, students are back, come and it,” 4 College big spend- and Phone 3086 get signed three hats. to Colorado A &: M. The above ers, according National Research Sets Exam Copy Editor Ray Davidson mis- Government Bureau of Editor Doll sive was found members of the Chicago. Expenditures Men who to Assistant Copy John by 4 go Ivy League col- A new Federal service entra- of the 642,420 Bill young men and leges are Sports Editor Hindman Kappa Sigma fraternity when they “naturally superior to examination has been announ women who entered Editor Roselieve returned to the for the their Society — Mary Jane less nl chapter house late college fortunate associates in entrance i first in the greatly simplifying Classified Editor Patty Jo Miller Oct. 8. time fall of 1954 were other Saturday night, The note schools," including Colorado Phone 1745 J government services. was estimated to include: found in of the $175,776,112 A Sc M, to Fed® Feature Editor place K-Sig’s according Henry Rob- of the —__ Dave Rietcke Representatives $4OO TV for set. apparel purchases only. Each inson, (Columbia ’23) in the Nov- Civil Service will be a1 Head Photographer Dick Leonard office j ember issue man and of to college woman was also Holiday magazine. Placement office Nov. 2 Following a report to the police Entered as second class matter at the Ivy colleges to the somewhat in the discovered reported to have an extensive cling with students interested Post Ofiice of Fort Collins, Colo., K-Sigs other valu- quite under i he mystical n o t o n,” continues, branch of service. the Act Of Congress of March 13, 1879. able items from wardrobe with the government missing rooms in college men “that a candidate tor the the director of pn house with a HOO-year I-yle Slonecker, combined evalu- an of owning average three suits, old of Baccalaureus degree in Ar- ment bureau. October 21, 1955—Rocky Mountain Collkcian, Fort Collins, Colorado 9 Grandiose Grads Little Natl Western Records Growth Graduate to by Nancy Martin then that the event was moved to Ag Alums Campus Occupations Colorado A 8c M Livestock club the Aggie field house. At this time, will sponsor the 22nd Little Na- in addition to showing college Potter an assistant for Carol agronomist the tional Western sched- outside stock in by ate professor of pathology and bac- Stock show stock, was brought College Experiment station. H will be e uled for Nov. 11 and 12 for the horse show. Ram teriology. presenting je pages married in 1939 has ® and two fu- stock and Each fall the afternoon. as Case Recreates at A & M by students Livestock club, call Saturday showmanship ture Aggies, Charla, 14, and 10. and Jay, a horse show, states Don show Animal and students patn- Stewart G. Case, extension recre- Ely, Husbandry department L \Kgie Cross Heads Vet Med ation herdsmen F‘ e‘d from manager. college number the live- 2X* >° Most specialist, graduated recent honor to be bestow- Inter- be drawn football game. Aggies in 1941 in the field of in- Formerly called the Little stock to on the college , Homecoming ed upon Dr. * M Floyd Cross, dean dustrial national, it has from a con- farm. Stock is on con- »>' o' A aits. Recently Mr. Case grown not judged oXg of the division of , veterinary medi- test in which a few members of the formation, but on and chosen to salute a was elected chairman of the rural fitting show- have is we cine, that of named club fitted and being presi- section of the American showed livestock at students. still on campus. Recrea- ing by ■ho arc dent-elect of the American -Veter- the farm to the two- The show is as much assistant admissions tional society at their 377th Na- college present patterned 11 Sims, Medical association. inary tional day show held in the field as after the National Wes- alum whom nearly Recreation congress. Aggie possible , i 3 one Born in Bertlioud, Dr. Cross house and attended Bill Another familiar face by more than tern Stock Show in Denver from ihe students know. grad- around the graduated from Aggies in 1914. He 500 which it its school in Roanoke, campus is that of H. A Stucken- people. gets name. from high served as dean of men from 1935 The show increased in At the time, more stock his schneider, assistant Alumni secre- steadily present nd received college degree through 1940 and has been size and commanded additional is available for students He is active tary and editor of the Alumnus at- interested "try in June of 1954. in the Alumni association tention of and in 1939 Lambda Chi Alpha Aggie magazine. He from spectators who wish to show in this year’s mber of graduated Ag- foi years. the horse show added. It many in 1949 with in was was show, says Ely. student body president in gies a degree ani- ,as Mrs. Calhoun, Jerry counselor mal He honors and activities husbandry. was a baseball 3ther at is also Lory hall, an alum. AGGIE GRADS - Executive Aggie letterman and of the stu- REMEMBER •acemaker in ’54, president She is of Student superintendent women's dent body in ’49. Social committee. housing. We salute HOFFMAN JEWELERS and feature writer on you, Aggie alums, and i board, Other women alums are Mrs. All the hope that "Aggie Ram pages” will Headquarters for Your Jewelry Needs sUegian staff. Along sports Margaret Batson, college dietician, be a and and moun- happy memorable home- 109 E. Mountain Phone 552-W jims skiing enjoys and Mrs. Maxine associ- Benjamin, coming for you. dimbing. Plavs Football n of L. Dotson, vice-president M of the class M, is a graduate foot- 29. Mr. Dotson played What active in KDP. NEA. are nd was young people doing at General Electric ;EA. He served in both world aught school in Longmont, of was superintendent high In Is at Delta and Hayden. other Mr. Dotson and two a book called, en published and Your Life.” Young engineer lg Planning Mr. ?s his vice-president job, in var- n enjoys taking part in Fort Collins dubs and activi- pioneers design alumni wrre- ufr J. French, another of ouistand- and sales of new u Aggies’ S 3 lums. having helped to build i M lumni association for the past from years. He graduated Ag- tiny transistors n 1939, having been a four- m letteraian in baseball, three leiterman in football, and a The germanium transistor—some smaller taker. I than the eraser end of a pencil and able to lowing graduation he taught operate on a few thousandths of a watt :oached at the Dodge City in served —is one of the most r college Kansas, as probably promising nty extension agent, and was developments in the electronics Held today. It TV opens the way to new midget radios, sets flat to wall and WHAT’S WOLF GOT?? enough hang on a many other exciting possibilities. All of Cars Types and One of the men who helped design or all kinds of students, with these transistors—and the man ughrst trade-in values, easv terms, perfect tiny tremendous of sales for all General y.-:- guarantees, and just who is now head plain good bargains .. . Electric germanium products —is James H. THAT’S WHAT!! Sweeney, Manager Marketing, Semicon- ifE SPOT «62 E. Mountain ductor Products Department. the for ads within the Sweeney's Work Interesting, Vita! black borders was head of a As early as 194#, Sweeney that studied the and possible group design He uses of germanium products. gained national for his work in devel- Good 1 recognition uck, Rams!! these to oping and introducing products Semi- other industries, and when a new Headquarters for All conductor Products Department was formed Shoe Wants natural choice for 1 in 1953, Sweeney was a the job of marketing these products. Vogue General Electric Sootery 25,000 College Graduates at JAMES M. SWEENEY joined G.E. in 1941 after graduating with a B.S. de- 129 S. v V College General Electric in m TT., Phone 119 When Sweeney came to < rrrm-’ different depart- 1941, he worked in many found the work he ments until he finally each of the wanted to do. bike Sweeney, The is given Poudre Valley 25,000 college-graduate employees find the work he does National Bank the chance to grow, to of For *■<>« Collins and to realize his full potential. best, Is Our Most believed this: Tigress Product General Electric has long Important Established 1878 are the free- When fresh young minds given Now «n »«» 77th everybody benefits year dom to make progress, GENERAL® ELECTRIC the country. di —the individual, the company, Z\:'V7 *"y invi,e(i • ne facilities of this ban F ort C olli n s, Colorado 1 0 Oct or er 21,1955 — - Rocky M o u nt ai n C oll e gl. n, T o p Loop A g s Will M e et Ut a h St at e at Ho meco ming Ut a h A g s B o a st R ol e of Conference ‘ S p oil er s’ W hil e A g gi e Ra ms Fi g ht t o H ol d S k yli n e Lead b y M a c C orl e y m ar k t h e li st a n n u al Colorado A S c - S at ur d ay’s Ho meco ming ga me will p a st , b e t h e conference a s Wyo ming b ar el y sli p p e d t e st. USA C c o ul d pr ov e t o s p oil er, f or t h e w er e ahead o i n di c ati o n i n t hi s c a s e, eit h er, Ut a g s 2 1- 1 3. T h e sc or e w a s n ot a good bo wed t o S a n I n c o nt e st s Ut a h St at e h a s t h e Co wbovs i n al m o st ev ery d e p art m e nt. pr evi o us 1 8- 0 a n d h av e d ef e at e d N e w M e xi c o u ni v er sit y J os e St at e a n d Wi c hit a u ni v er sit y. T h ey Montana 3 2- 6. u ni v er sit y , • h a s been d oi n g„ ,a h el m F. v Faunce. Fauna* i s n e w t hi s v e ar a n d, consequently, Sl at er s will h av e at t h eir t h e e ntir e or- fro m t h e t hir d S k yli n e el e v e n l a st y e ar i s r e b uil di n g j o b throughout t h e season. Mi s si n g pl a c e R a m s d ell. t h e b a c kfi el d t h e returnees i n cl u d e, q u art er- w ar d w all wit h t h e e x c e pti o n of c e nt er, T e d I n r e g ul ar a n d f ull b a c k R o d Pri n c e. * b ack K e nt H arri s, h eli b a c k John K ar ni c k, b ack 1952 returned t hi s t h e St at er s t hi s f all. Hill, r e g ul ar i n y e ar S ev er al bri g ht prospects ar e wit h J ack t ak e hi m t h e b e t h eir l a st f o ur of Coach Faunce decided t o o n T E N A G GI E SE NI O RS will m a ki n g appearance i n C o kfl j u st b ef or e t h e Wyo ming c o nt e st. Wit h d ays pr a cti c e a M ar e, fro m l eft t o T hi s r ati o A & Ho meco ming g a m e. T h ey ri g ht: John Dtß road tri p. w a s, a p p ar e ntl y, a kl e v a, Z al e s ki, D a n Mirii h. Willi s H oll a n d, f or Hill turned o ut J err y Ji m Gillil a n d, ) 9 j u st d e ci si o n, t h eir C all a h a n, M s h o ul d b e keyed f ci Cli c k a n d lil a ni, quarterback J err y u p G ar d n er, a n d H off n er. G ar y G ar y Sanders ar e t o b e t h e leading ground g ai n er Bry a n m o di b attl e b ef or e t h e a n d h alf b a c k Gli c k. H o w- Ho meco ming P f or USA C v ot e d t h e o ut- G ar y fro m t h e gr o u p. pl u s b ei n g Colorado Fi el d. s h o ul d b e ready wit h t h e ho meto w m f a ns at b ack i n t h e g a m e. H e al s o e v er, t h ey st a n di n g m ar k t h e fi n al of Gli c k. Wit h T h e will w hi c h s h o ul d b e p o s si bl e e x c e pti o n ga me 'c a n ki c k a n d p ass A & c o nt e st f or 1 0 s e n- L et U s Gi v e t h e H arri s. t h e S k yli n e Conference l e a d, Ho meco ming C O ME I N A N D S E E a r eli ef f or quarterback A ar o n Di x s o n at l eft L O OK o p er ati n g N E W O ur N e w v al u- Di s pl a y s h alf b a c k h a s proved t o b e a a bl e a s s et f or t h e Ut a g s, al s o. Di x- SKYLI NE STANDIN GS T o Y o ur Ol d Shoes Colorado A 8 c M s o n i s a s ervic e returnee fro m Conference All ga mes will mi s s t h e a s- ga mes B elt B uckl es 1 9 5 3. T h e St at er s ELE CT RI C si st a n c e of D av e Kragthorpe, All- conference t a c kl e a n d C h arli e S H OE S H OP H at c h, All-c o nf er e nc e e n d. Ca mpus Je welry 1 2 0 W. L a ur el Gr e e n a n d G ol d will h av e a 11054 S o. C oll e g e weekend’s r e st b e hi n d the m a s t h ey w er e n ot scheduled l a st w e e k. T hi s c o ul d pr ov e t o b e a n advantage si n c e Ut a h St at e pl a y e d Montana t h at weekend. T h e wi n a g ai n st Welco me A g gi e s Wyo ming r e s ult e d i n s ev er al i n- j uri e s, n a m el y, c e nt er B o b W e b er, B E ST WI S H E S t ackl es C h arli e Fi s h er a n d Ji m Gil- f or a i or s. i n cl u d e: e n ds T h ey G ar y SUCCESSFUL HO MECO MING Sanders a n d Bill G ar d n er, t ackl es Ji m Gillil a n d, Byr a n H off n er, a n d Willi s H oll a n d, guards John D e- ****** kl e v a a n d D a n Miri c h, a n d backs • DRU G G ar y Gli c k, J err y Z al e s ki, a n d John Stephenson. [**';*•**'• ' A N e w Hi g h gr a d e B y a n y t e st, t hi s button-do wn Arr o w s hirt r at e s fro m t h e A .• 2 1 6 L a FULLBACK 100 % . 3 1 1 1 s hift s e x a ct fl air of it s mediu m-spread c oll ar FR O M ST E R- a n d lustrous f a bri c t o it s ri c h windo w-pane checks a n d s oli d c ol or 3 I N G J R. 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Mason- Phone Ho meco ming 891- W- Alley W e st of P o st Offi c e t h e m a n' s st or e October 21, 1955—Rocky Mountain Collegian, Fort Coluns, Colorado 11 Staff Coaching Guides Aggie Gridders to Early Skyline Conference Lead Year Head Davis in Ninth as Coach at Aggies tackle in football, and dominated McGraw, and Johnson heavyweight wrestling in the league Kh Mullison, Assisting for three /jth years. He set a Colorado "We’re A & forces of Colo- looking for a real battle M school record in the shot The guiding lead- and can’t has conference quote victory,” and ad- put that never been bettered. , A & M’s ded, "Utah’s five men will at onetime out- McGraw’s in were all next appearance S 18 Rams weigh ours by pounds man.” the pother football "greals m per gridiron picture, after leaving Mullison Colorado A 8c was with Two of them Played at Aggies the downright. Assistant Detroit Lions. foot- coach Don Retiring last season in "Tufly” stars professional from after five ere Mullison was an All-conference pro ball, great sea- to coming Aggies. with all before at Colorado A& M sons the Lions, “Fum” de- ” guard in his fo«' ball reat cided “« football and to return to A & M to coach. avii was playing days, was a enters h,s Bob I)avis’ He assisted Coach conference wrestling champion. with spring practice head football coach as last year, and this makes his •7h vear attended school in year from "Tuffy” high & M. Hailing A Fort first regular season with the where he was Aggie the Morgan, very Citv, Dav-s attended staff. ,1, Lake in athletics. It while he be- prominent was of Utah, where nivers.iv he was a at Fort late sophomore Morgan Johnson Joins Aggies football "great” in the ime a High school, that he decided Bob A the father upon Jerry Johnson comes to is married and Qj. He 8c coaching as a career. M from the Edmonton Eskimos THE GUIDING FORCES OF COLORADO A & M’S who is enrolled at con- sons: Ted, [two “T has this to about of the Canadian Professional lea- Fort uffy” say ference leading football team are shown above a and Wes. who attends during prac- ggies, Saturday's game: “Utah is improv- gue. Johnson sustained an injury school. tice session. From left to right are: assistant coach Jerry Bob high and in ing every game we’ll have to practice sessions with the Eski- came to Aggies in assistant coach Thurman “Fum” McGraw, head Coach Davis rail Johnson, play good ball to beat them, mos, necessitating his release from having previously taught at coach Robert “Bob” Davis, and assistant coach Don “Tuffy” 547, but we’re capable of doing it.” the team. schools as Denver university, Mullison. Dick ,ch Johnson played college football (Photo by Leonard.) of Utah, Weber McGraw Set Record ,e University for Texas Tech where he was a Utah, and Without a doubt of unior college in Ogden, one the regular quarterback for four school in Salt Lake finest athletes in the history of years. Duth High His experience and know how were Will Meet Pokes Colorado A 8c M is Thurman Mc- Ag Yearlings Today Sty. needed the A 8c M Graw. "Fum” by coaching When asked for a comment on was an All-Confer- will into action ball club. The Poke staff, so he was signed on a tem- Aggie greenies go a well-polished ence and All-American game, Davis replied: selection at tturday’s porary basis until he is called into against the Wyoming yearlings this team consists of a strong forward the service. afternoon in what promises to be wall and a backfield with power a hard fought ball game. Both and speed. They lost to the baby teams have a game under their Buffaloes from C. U. in their first The Sports Scene 'A' Banquet Honors belts and have spent all week cor- tilt, 12-7, but statistics showed that of the mistakes that the the recting many Wyoming men outplayed Spring Lettermen proved costly in previous weekend boys from Boulder. clashes. by Hill Hindman, Sports Editor Colorado A & M lettermen for Meanwhile, the Aggie frosh trav- The eleven, Wyoming working eled to Colorado to battle spring sports were honored at a Springs M’s Rams lie in for of football from have ColoradoII A A- high flying may more a a modified single wing, in the Small ballroom last the Air Force academy. Their first afternoon. The last time the L’tah State banquet Hune than they expect Saturday half show'ed the be Tuesday evening. Those receiving Aggie men to to this side of the mountains they almost succeeded in an the field Huad journeyed awards were: inspired team, leaving rated The final score of that contest was 21-13 IM Reveals Results highly Wyoming. with z 7-0 lead. Baseball Jackets Hut there is no doubt that the Utags were beaten by their own fumbles. However, the Falcons ad- John Boyd, Leonard Deßrie, As Mid-Season Nears took IE lu last week’s victory over Montana the Utah Ags seemed to have of all breaks and scored Gary Garwood, John B. Grant, vantage as rolled to an win. Picked as problem whipj>ed they undisputed twice to take a lead which Lloyd Spafford, Andrew Simon, by Dan Durfey they Conference in the will feh Skyline “sj»oilcrs” ratings, Utags never lost. The ended with pre-season George Snyder, Jack Spencer, Rob- game be out to the undefeated in Conference mural are well under Hnainh sj»oil play record of the Intra the score 21-13. ert Urich, John T. Wolff, and sports Brno and Gold Rams. Gene A. Williams. way, with football and cageball heading the Track Jackets program. ■ Plaving before what should be for the Cowboys this weekend, then Glenn Barta, In SAE’s in front Eat Your Meals Here ■ record the James Brandenburg, football, are breaking Homecoming deciding game will be in Salt A «.flll I.A Kenneth Davies, R. Davis, Rob- in the "A” with record Nov. 12. J. league, a of for the ■owd will be a Lake City on ert Dorsey, Bert Frink, wins. SPE and Hefinite advan- From all indications of last Sat- Bobby two Sigma Chi, Finest in Food! Hailey. Gilbert Johnson, Dave Sigma Nu are for second Hee for the Ags. urday afternoon, Aggie coaches vying Mona- Jones, James Laßau, Roy with one win and one tie STEAK DINNERS Eli, view of the will have some fine material com- place han, Lawrence and each. >ct th.it Montgomery, |f Aggies ing up to take the place of 11 SANDWICHES Don Shoemaker. I *re n o w the third find ATO with leading graduating seniors on Varsity In spot we Tennis Sweaters tie | Skyline con squad. The Ag frosh powered to a one loss and one tie. Theta Chi’s Olson, Robert Hudson, RAINBOW CAFE hate Stanley have lost their while plen- 7-0 lead at halftime over a strong only game, William Hunt, Davidson, |tt of Air Force but could Ray Lambda Chi has been cheering Academy team Alpha un- 109 E. Laurel Phone 2633 Duane Carl Coates, and from lost 21-13. Wygant, able win of Hpport mi not hold on and finally to either their two Nicholas Bents and alumni Jamison. Had they had the extra five weeks engagements. Golf Sweaters I*l m Aggie fans of like the Falcons, the practice In the "B” AGR and Hindman Fred Boom, Dan Ted league, ■'ll be Ebert, looking outcome could have been quite dif- Fults, Herman Pfister, and P. Phi Delta Theta have won their a John ■' different out come than in ferent. while Phi Tau and He Schrepferman. games Kappa 2* pst two at action, years Homecoming. Getting back to varsity Acacia each tie” point to a “one HU only was two that it looks like another real week seasons ago big record in their lone efforts. He the Utags disappointed an alumni in action. All eight of Game and Fish Laws Skyline TKE ACC been H _ Fort Colorado 12 October 21.1955—Rocky Mountain Collecian, Collins, High Stepping GeGe Admission Tests Offer Grads Professional Study administration closes Mascot Twirls Her Way to school for the other Band Fame Brief outlines of requirements ate fellowships are usually and 22. % their on 6, 13, June for in medical, dental, law, required to complete appli- Jan. April study grade as mascot for the Inh n„ ■ cations and should Results of Veterinary Apti- by Marty Anger business or Mexican graduate by February School submitted as High band and therefore take the Graduate Record tude test must be part conti!9 fields are below, states Hair of of blue, that’s explained This gold, eyes the fourth of the admission credentials. through grade.TB M. examination at the Nov. 19, ad- Dorothy Gold, Aggie psycho- little mascot true. administered our feature majorette she has for this test may be during won 2,1 metrist. ministration. Registration the of That’s description Gege honors and av.aids. closes Nov. and the Among aj Admission test for graduate study administration 4, spring quarter. Colorado A& M’s mascot Betz, awards are the Greeley in business will be offered Educa- by twirler for four years. award, 1953 Rocky Mountain tional service, Feb. 2, Testing April the at Gege is in ninth grade ior Championship, and the 14 and 18 in 1956. \lB Aug. Applica- and is 14 Johnstown High school western State Champion awar-'E tions and fees must be filed with She lives the Bar B is old. on Gege a member of the Admission Test for Graduate years her « and father, Acres with her mother school pep club and in Business, Educational Testing Girl’s AthjSf Mr. and Mrs. Harry Betz, and her association, in addition service, 20 Nassau St., Princeton, to in brother Larry, who is a junior twirling lessons. B N. J., at least two weeks before high school. Aggies is proud of its the testing date is desired. little started in the first ture twirler. B Closing Date Is Nov. 1 Gege twirling Closing date for application for graduate fellowships in Mexico Hansen Will Direct Home Ec Council I during 1956 is Nov. 1, announces Kenneth Holland, president of the Horae Economics Student coun- Guggenheim by Tuesday. Institute of International Educa- for the On Nov. 4 cil officers elected year are the school of hn 1 East 67th St., New York tion, economics will elect Margaret Hansen, president; Eve- two fresh* City. Stinett, Judy women to serve on Home Ec for the lyn vice-president' ft Eligibility requirements and dent council other Stre e b. secretary-treasurer; than the Mexican Government awards are q elected Norma Rader, reporter. to be to Associated Sturia U.S. citizenship, knowledge of Span- freshman elections to be Legislature. academic valid During ish, a good record, a held Nov. one in Petitions for there 1, representative positions nn project or purpose, and good the school of home economics will be signed by freshmen health. <»ight hoj both the As- economics be elected to serve on . .*jors, and should Medical schools recommend that 1 and in the main sociated Students Legislature office at results of the Medical College Ad- Guireenhq Home Ec Student council. Any on or before Oct. 28. Also inciui mission test be submitted by ail in the Nov. woman interested in this job 4 election will applicants. Juniors, or studeirts ap- beq with 46 of should a petition proval the Home Ec plying for admission to medical prepare Studs Council obtained from freshmen constitution. of school fail term, 1957-58, are ad- signatures Copies | constitution be in home economics. Signed peti- may obtained ;ni vised to take this test in May of this tions should be in the office at women’s dormitories. school year. Med Students Apply HOMECOMING SPIRIT INVADES THE CAMPUS as Seniors, or students planning to autumn leaves fall around the Chesterfield girl of the week. enter medical school fall term, Tne first to identify this Pi Phi pledge and sociology major from 1956-57, who for good reason were Denver, and to her name and an Chesterfield unable to take the test on the re- present empty commended date last to Bob Allen in the Cave of the Student Union at 11 year, may pack a.m. register for the examination be- today will win the Chesterfield award. GUAM fore Oct. 17, in order to take the test Oct. 31. on Plans are underway for the Western Intercollegiate Associated Women Dental school for Fall Students convention be the applicants to held on Aggie campus April 12-15. Donna of 1956 take the Dental may Apti- first is the and the Younger, vice-president, chairman, co-chairmen are tude in and test January or April Mary Jo Green and Gerda Wilhelm. will have until December March or or All AWS asked the women are to fill in coupon below and turn it in your to register for the examination. by the said date. Law School Admission tests will i* mmm be administered in November, $5.00 AWS CONVENTION February, April and August. COMMITTEES Admission to certain graduate Name.__ and professional schools requires scores from the Graduate Record Address back! examination. Applicants for gradu- Phone number TIO Mums on Sale Please check first and second preferences. Mums for are still Homecoming ] Registration ] Workshops available, announces Marilyn Han- ] Housing Special Events:s nah, of Tau lota president Omega, □ Speakers n Hostesses senior women’s honorary. Mums Finance [~] Publicity be the check may picked up at coat Office □ Q Entertainment.. room in the Student Union from 9 Q Decorations and Displays Q Editor a.m. to 12 noon, Saturday. committee | Transportation □ Any I'm needed on. Proceeds of the sale will mum won’t £] Food shrink, be used toward the Mortarboard Turn in to the Student Office 5 fund and TICXs by p.m. Tuesday new scholarship won’t fade... fund, savs Marilyn. no. matter how WELCOME BACK OLD GRADS WHAT’S WOLF GOT?? it’s washed 19-17 HUDSON 4-DR wirh radio and heater—car has had wonderful cars. SI69^—THAT’S WHAT!! pMq) ->5 Phone for VAN 853-J information, or-see MUSIG HEUSEN’ famous VAN GA Fr. M.E. Student Bob Wolf on the campus Actually washable by guaranteed 3 ways: by Van Heusen, THE APPLIANCE &. INC. FAB and SPOT 262 E. Mountain detergent, by Fortset, the rayon finish that’s tully 144 No - Co,le Ave. K e f«»| f.ollins, Colorado washable—wrinkle-resistant—shrinkable controlled—color fast, rt’s soft rayon gabardine in 13 solid—but solid—co\on .. . smartly pick-stitched at Custom WELCOME ALUMS collar and pocket Hap. shirt with of sizing your exact sleeve length. A fantastic lot W. & W. shirt for such a Jewelry and Gifts puny price. RUDY'S Northern Hotel Building Aggie Barber Shop FIGHT AGGIES FIGHT!! PHONE 120-A W. Laurel 674 U6HES Geo. Morlonger, Associate D. E. Wenner Frank W. Eilner /MEN j WEAK IM S. COLLEGE October 21. 1955—Rocky Mountain Collegian, Fort Collins, Colorado 13 Coed Wins Cowboys' Praise Rodeo Team Travels Classes Plan Prom,’55 Budgel To Collegiate Show MarilynScott Wins Rodeo Title Committee chairmen for the Jun- of free tickets to the prom. More ior prom have been chosen, an- details about this contest will be Colorado A Sc M’s Rodeo team '° and Universal Mi“ Rod Studios and chatted nounces Dave class announced later, states S®«' will travel to Sat- DeBerard, presi- Joanne. Irilyn7 with Moscow, Idaho, returned from Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, dent. class members interested ll' has Piper to in Junior just urday compete an intercol- she won as Laurie, and other Pete in of the trips which stars. Stocker will be the general wot king on one commit- legiate rodeo, reports Bill Wadlow, title. Marilyn, chairman of the dance; Pat Thomas tees should call Pete Stocker at Ml of her recent Wyoming State fair beckoned club member. Delta sorority, decorations; Dick Bunner, publi- 2156. May 25 is the tentative date Kappa Marilyn home to make personal of Cheyenne, Wyo., Aggies’ team has never placed city; Gloria Overman and Charlotte for the spring dance. natiVc appearances. lower than second the class officers jmpeted in Min Cheyenne at Moscow Gebauer, bids; Dean Jeffers and Junior are DeBer- next included a notch to Marilyn’s trip Rodeo, Wadlow stats. The Rodeo ard, Ann secre- then moved up president; Rogers, Next Omaha, Nebr., where she was a team third in the and Uramie County. placed nation this An important meeting of the tary; Joe Brown .treasurer. Dr. iiss in of Mm judge a queen's contest, and with Texas die winner year, Tech as new Na- Senior class will be held E. Carlson, associate wa S Tuesday Raymond pro- n for a at the in tional che Rockies, and queen day rodeo Rodeo as- fessor of is class America of Intercollegiate at 7 p.m. in the Small ballroom of chemistry, spon- Omaha. of Am- sociation Miss Rodeo champions. Team mem- the Student sor. .he is Union, announces Paul bers who traveled final contest she com- When asked about her future to Louisiana for The in the Mumford, president. year’s the national from nine rodeo were Wadlow, will be vari- with 375 girls plans, Marilyn said, “I plan to budget presented, and Bob catch Mathers, John Gee, Bud Clem- and panada. up on my academic work ous committees will be appointed. and then ons, Don Yates, and Vera Fell. Las Nev., make at the Refreshments will be served after to Vegas, appearances [PENNEYfrf her trip radio Stock Show in Denver in the business TV and ap- Janu- In addition club meeting. n made to returning »iw*ri hllU OVAkirr* of the Then I will was a guest ary. represent the cc. She Wyo- members, rodeo team will be escorted state and the Chamber of hotel and was ming supported freshman talent in- Lee -o by Kumer, tickets; Jane Holtz, re- Commerce of in Ft. is l as Ce/elle MtKinsey. Wyoming Dick Penney's Quality stars cluding Jim Kaufman, Yates, freshments; Dottie guests Herb Shrincr. Worth, Tex.; Phoenix and anil Tucson, Lance Miligan, Walter Bateman, and and Deßerard, Morgan, chaperones; Your Ariz.: and then I will to Palm and Tom Greatest the of honor go Tuell. Kaufman is na- band. will be ijyn was guest Joanne Chiappetti Los An- Springs, Calif., to be a rodeo queen tional school Sheriff's rixleo in high champion calf Junior class publicity chairman. there.” It is undecided as to whe- Transfer students who Savings! This rodeo is tne world's roper. will Theme of the dance will be selec- L. A. ther Marilyn will in the in club rodeo. From compete participate activities are ted means of a the win- one day by contest, Miss America contest next year. Baker and Chickie which receive Im*£oiventured to Hollywood Jim Younger. ner of will a n pair Brothers she Visited Warner Applications Open InterestedAngel Women women's Charlie Stickels li® e Angels. auxiliary asks: \, Foret ROTC, K r post ulleun for sophomore, junior interested in senior girls join- the organization. Calilwell, iv "Angels” repres- Does that letter of tive, states a ap- for considera- mon is required address and , Girl’s name, Du Pont hire k number are needed, in ad- her m to past quarter’s grade accumulative age and grade av- graduates who e, dass and major, iv stresses that e:ttra curricular rities should also be mentioned are draft be letter. Finally the reason for ring membership to this organi- m it required. eligible? Kten are to be turned in to I Military. building, in care of Paul Martin by 5 p.in., Oct. 19. m HAT’S WOLF GOT?? - CHARLES A. STICKELS is STUDE LAND CRUISER currently working toward his B.S.E. in chemical and the Univer- radio, heater, automatic—- degrees metallurgical engineering at sity ofMichigan. Mr.Stickels is past Editor-in-Chiefof the Michi- pwn—•urn. covers—yours for of his student of -THAT'S WHAT!! gan Technic, vice-president chapter A.I.Ck.E., and member a of several honorary engineering fraternities. Hia editorial work has made him especially aware of contemporary ' 853-J for information, or see questions f.E. employment facing engineering graduates. Student Boh Wolf on the campus • SPOT 262 E. Mountain John Oliver answers: m * The answer to that is definitely "Yes!”, Charlie. We’ve d Luck, Aggies!! employed quite a number of college graduates with of JOHN OLIVER, also a University Michigan definite sometimes his in Mech. in 1938. military commitments, knowing that man, received B.S. Eng. he working for could few Right after graduation, began they work only a weeks before reporting for the Section of its Belle, Du Pont in Engineering active duty. W. Va., plant. Following this came an assign- The reason is that Du Pont is interested in the VV ilming- primarily ment as Departmental Engineer and John Oliver is again at in men on a “long range” basis. The fact that **ll< ton offices, today they’re Education Committee Selects Registration Changes Clubs Slate Briton, Slides, Election For Winter Quarter the Par- trails will be affairs will A speaker from British pioneer shown New members of the Advisory taining to educational Changes have been made in regis- an slides of trails, lirst of be studied and when desirable, liament, pioneer meeting Columbian Committee for Educational affairs tration plans for winter quarter, sod and election of officers are main at 7 1230 chosen Cabinet recommendations of this committee Stella Thursday p.m. at W.O were following in- announces Morris, Registrar states Ken before items on the of Internation- St., Pfaff, terviews, announces Effa Mae Carl- will be brought Legislature and Admissions officer. Students agenda preside* al Relations Columbian soci- chairman. Initiates include for will first the Administra- club, Also slated is son, approval. report to a commentaryb»; and club Ed time after ety bacteriology respec- Patty Jo Miller, Rhodes, Sally tion building any 7:50 Edgely Todd, English Helen Mirich, Nancy Harper, profe* Andrews, Bob Berls, Bill Ambrose tively. a.m. to obtain IBM registration en- and J. C. McKinnon, hiitotri Walter Mynarski, Paul Mumford, and Dick from there will to lessor, t Trumpe. velopes; they go IRC will W il- ransportation to Don Carlson and Elizabeth Hezzel- present Llywelyn them the Student Union of cave Large British Parlia- ing can be obtained committee is the liams, member of by cuntics The organized to holdt were chosen for Advisory ballroom to fill out the in the registration ment at is in secretary study National Student Association Committee for International affairs meeting Tuesday English ,nns. office. the Small ballroom, states parunent resolutions from the Na- after Cabinet adds Effa Stanley coming interviews, Alter completing the cards they discuss the Metsker, president. will tional congress and to Mae. Bacteriology hold in' 5 will go to the gymnasium and will at of ideas from the Mr. Williams will on the meeting Thursday 7 feasibility using be admitted to the Fieldliouse ac- speak p.m„; Helen and Nancy, sophomores, nounies resolutions for "T h e of Carolyn Palmes, seats programs on cam- cording to a scheduled order of subject Responsibility will hold their for two Great Nations.” IRC’s Officers for the positions regular year will be pus. Also, campus problems, cor- appearance. The function of this com- will be at 7:30 in the ccted and will be years. Because of a meeting p.m. plans made respondence, and other matters per- one-day registration West which time dis- tutu-e All mittee is primarily concerned with period tor all students, Mtss Morris lounge at meetings. members, cussion of the will be held. oihers interested in International that no student will be speech becoming a affairs, including a emphasizes Lost Article Found Colored slides of hers are invited attend. admitted to the Fieldliouse before early western to campus travel director. his scheduled hour. Articles turned into the lost and found at the front desk of the Stu- WHAT’S WOLF GOT?? hol- Examination Schedule—First dent Union tins week are: key Quarter 1955-56 coin four fountain 1947 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. with der, purse, pens, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13 La Varra classes of week 8 radio, heater, 51.45. glasses case, loose leaf note book, 8-10 All having lirsi session al M., W., or F. 10-12 All tirst classes having session of week at 8 la. or I'h. THAT’S WHAT!'! three notebooks, 1- 3 All Salon spiral dictionary classes having hrst session of week at 12 M., VV., or F. Beauty 3- 5 All classes having hrst session of week at 2 Tu. or Th. and an ankle chain. Phone for WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1A 853-J information, or see llti West Oak St. Students check at the desk 8-10 All classes hrst session of week may having at 9 M., W., or F. Fr. M.E. Student Bob Wolf on the 10-12 All classes hat.ng hrst session of week at 9 Tu. or ITi. and retain their lost articles. 1- 3 All classes hrst campus having session of week at 1 M-, W., or F. PHONE 391 All of 3- S classes having hrst session week at 1 Tu. or Th. All first THE SPOT 262 E. Mountain classes having session at 12 or A daily CLASSIFIED ADS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15 8-10 All classes hrst having session of week at 11 M., W., or F. 10-12 All classes having Hrst session of week at 11 lu. or Th. 1- 3 All classes having hrst session of week 3 or SELL—I 946 Plymouth—Hood shape—'lest at M-, W., F. 3- 5 All classes hist having session of week at 3 lu. or Th. oiler. Phone Hub Miller 12710. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16 FIGHT FOR SALE—English call 12733-NR. 8-10 All classes hrst Hike, having session ot week at 10 M., W., or F. 10-12 All classes tirst having session of week at 10 Tu. or Th. on to GERMAN, Italian, French lessons—indiv- 1- 3 All Cl, C3, C5, Cli, Cl 2 classes tuition. Conversation 3- 5 All classes lirsi session of idual or group having week at 4 M., Tu., W., Th., or F. classes. T i..uslations, Correspondence. VICTORY, AGGIES!!! Couching for examinations. English lor foreigners Phone 0955-J3 or 8609-R. COLLEGE MARKETERIA HFICIALIIED home-cooked meals lor col- Meats lege buys. 12012 \V Mulberry, 1258!).NJ. Quality Oven-Fresh Pastries ROGER S JEWELERS Complete Line oj Quality Groceries APARTMENT FOR RENT—Clean three- Phone 651 144 S. C lirst 650 ollege rooms, furnished, floor, private bath, So. College washing facilities. Two blocks east of campus. Phone 17125-R4 or 182221-R. FOR SALE: 1981 Model A Ford, good con- diliou, $llO. C. W. Fox, Animal Husbandry llepartment, 117 Ag building. A & M BARBER SHOP Welcome Back, Alums! WANTED: Typing. Contact Georgina from Welker, 504 S. tail lege Ave. 121 W. LAUREL MEALS: Wholesome, hearty meals, full of variety. On, two or three a day by the JULIAN’S day, week, or month. 504 S. College. We Will Not Be Where classified ads results. Open During the style-conscious . COLLEGIAN get coeds have shopped Phone Collegian office 657 or Pauy Jo Miller at Deadline for ads is Game 1745-J. ail Homecoming and still shop with confidence Monday noon. RENT-A-CAR FOR Drive it as your car WELCOME ALUMS HOMECOMING By Ilnur, Day, Weekend or Week WE WELCOME THE STUDENT BODY Good Luck, Aggie Team AND ALL ALUMS TO Reasonable Rates For Information Phone THE CAMPUS SHOP 193 or 08SS-R (2 SPUDNUT SHOP Corner of College and Laurel S. COLLEGE PHONE October 21, 1955—Rocky Mountain Collegian. Fort Collins, Colorado 15 SCHEDULE OF COMING EVENTS 21 k Friilav, Oct. Tuesday, Oct 25 Theater LYRIC A fellowship, 7 p m.. Room Senior Class meeting, 7 Small Cappeila choir. Christian p.m.. ball- 5 p.m., Physics bldg. IE room 5 Lancers, p.m.. Columbine lounge Un n Ammons mezzanine Methodist service, 7:30 ■Spur, 5 p.m., H i° « .ir, am., am., Chapel Gold room Ammons hall Poudre Muskets. II Drill Odta THEATRE* ■ a m.. field Omicron, 7 p.m., Music bldg. Swan club, 4-5:30 Ammons Presbyterian STARTS p.m., pool services, 7 p.in., Chapel A Pi"l Presbyterian Cappeila choir. 5 p.m.. Physics bldg Livestock dub, 7 Rm. Wtfs-.W pm - p.m., 2C3, Ag bldg. Agriculture council, 5 Room Alpha Phi p.m.. 124, Ag Omega, 7:30 p.m., Rm. 313 bldg Union Tonite and Bf' Saturday, Oct. 22 SUNDAY! Saturday Pep council, 5 p.m Gold room Sigma ballroom . Pi, 7:15 p. in Forestry bldg. 9 p m.. Large ,, M dance. AW'S Judicial, I own 5 p.m.. Rose room House, noon, Ammons lounge 4 HAPPY DAYS! Oct. 23 Rodeo Student P Sunday, club. 7 m., Rm. 201 Ag bldg. Engineering council, 5 p.m., ME \merican Lutheran Student Legislature. bldg. the Krdub. 5-7 p.m., 7 pan., Green room Speech makers, 7:15 p.m., Rm. 301 Onl AIEE, 7 p.m., EF. bldg. Ammons lounge Main ASCE. 7 p.m.. CF. ALABAMA PULITZER club. 6:30 p.m.. bldg. > / Orchestra. 7:30 7 organi/auon. pm.Cold p.m.. Jr. high auditorium ASAE, p.m., CE bldg. R m Sciente I 7 own swim, 7 15 p m.. Ammons [ami ASME, p.m,, ME bldg. PRIZE EXPOSE li First Prcs- German p.m.. Aggie Hayloft, ts, 7 30 Old club, 7 Green ft'mstcr fellowship, p.m.. Main gym p.m.. room wen th ® Him —by Aggie Haylolters dub, 7 p.m., # teaching session, 5 p in.. Hort bidg. Col- '> 30 P m.. Old Columbus Ledger RlvUliaim fellowship. Main gym Entomology club, 7:15 p.m., Ag* bldg. BIGGEST Uhi Epsilon. 5 7 lounge p in.. CF. building Bacteriology club, p.in., Vet. Med. bldg. dub. 7 Ammons duh. 7 Rainbow 7 esT ■Tpiar Reading p.m.. Flying p in.. Rm. 200-A Military club, p.rn., Rose room happi First ti:SO p.m.. Meth bldg. K , foundation. Thursday, Oct. 27 Polo dub. 7 K, church p.m., Stahles Episcopal fun show ...... services. 7 a.in., Chapel St. s Lulh- A (; ->0 p.m., jOhn dub, 7 p.m.. Rm. Union ran ■r. Dfita, : 311, Ducks, 4 p.in., Ammons Cosmopolitan pool club, 7:15 p.m.. West 4 RTchurch lounge Orchestra. p.m., College bandroom OF ALL 6 St. Lukes F.pis- Dairy Science dub, 7:30 v duh, p.m.. p in., Dairy lab A Krtuir Cappeila choir, 5 p.m., Physics bldg. Kd church Religious Emphasis committee. 8 Rm. p in., \"S. 5 p.m., Hanna lounge f\ "Pheni* Gty, Alabama, was house 311 Union open Square Dance Old lessons, 5 p.m., Main Oct. 24 K Monday, gym doing a $100,000,000 annual noon, Ammons hall Oc 26 Ncigga Ski club, 7 West council, Wednesday, t. p.m., lounge trade in sin and West Riding crime.” m- lounge dub, 7:15 p.m., Green c Ri dub, 5 p Jr. AVMA, 7:15 room p.m., Amphitheater I council . 5 in.. IFC offire own swim, 7:15 fKf p p.m., Ammons pool Lutheran services, 7 30 am., Chape! Music I an lota 8:15 Qa kappa Psi, 5 p in.. building Omega, p.m., Ag council Orchcsis, 4-5:30 p.m., Ainmons Little Columbine lounge room p.m- said LIFE magazine Room Union R Sigma Phi. 7 p.m., 311. 7 p.m., Ammotis lounge Chevrolet Oldsmnhile Small ballroom 'The wickedest in the KjO p m- for city United OK Used Cars or New Olds- States.” mohiles and Chevrolets Robinson-Warfield Gals Stirring I For Guys and said See LOOK magazine Printing Co. JANET LEIGH JOHN GREY, JR. "...a thieves’ retreat...a Aggie Student Representative JACK LEMMON,, hoodlums’ paradise.” for 142 West Oak Cooper-Michael Motors BETTY GARRETT?, PHONE 314 Call at: * fir Business Phone—6os-606-607 technicolor Residence Phone—34os-M GnemaScoP^ * * '(".if U •it' * ***&*#***.' # \ i ■■ A'S * 9mK * See *)t Tfoutf a Sense of humor The whole blistering story & authentically filmed in Alabama ...the it I r * way happened brAWJUSaONLY / PHENIX \* \ + \W > / .7 5 c DAYS STARTING Ml h Y SUNDAY (MR. MAK) * New * I'estern Wool Coats A 'i Matched Sets in I i [Variety of Colors and s°^ Patterns i/ *W / \ ALAN Payon Lined Western . fas A R N 0 L D Council Religious Groups Will Function During Homecoming Naval Laboratory, Offer Study of several west other Federal Representatives agencies « a Game asked to meet in front of the World’s at ves- attendance, a picnic, a are Struggle” Campus laboratories will be on D. coast Naval ington, C.. and nearbv where 7 , dish meal, and a Fun-Nite Union Sunday at 1:30 pers Wednesday at p.m. interview and is foreign p.m. Oct. 26-27 to Pay $2690 to $3415 campus a T Reasonable Prices WELCOME ALUMNI Welcome Home Aggie Grads Complete Drying Service 4 5 Students or May Use the Get Mums for the Game ot Same Maytag Machine Purchase SEIBERLING TIRES at Smith Phone 2138-W ESPELIN FLORISTS 5 blocks East of Armstrong KLINKER-KEESE SERVICE Hotel 117 W. Oak 125 E. Oak St. Phoo«