Newt Holloway Nominated for Student Body President at theProgressive Party Caucus Newt Holloway, junior English major, was lhe approved by the Pro- Freshmen Bible. f In his Hesperia member, gressive at its Spruce member. and in the Party caucus l fraternity, Lambda Chi champion 1951, state ues- Alpha, he Womens’ Athletic day as Association, and fair reserve evening its candidate for been rush grand champion. At 1 1 ’ chairman, "D” club member. student delegate A &: M body president of the Virginia in the Little Inter- 1951-52. 11 national assembly, and I,ie art George Champion has attended P y accorded Monte Beli president. national, was the colt champion ts vite Colgate university, from 1948-50, the beef President, !,),Ue " b showman, show- ! Janet House e has been student champion ?/ , where lie was on the d v,te freshman foot- and the . president, ,0< v man, grand George Cham treasurer, representative to ball champion team, the Lacrosse the pi

K)L LX FORT COLLINS. - COLORADO FRIDAY APRIL 20. 1951 No. 25

Champ Judging Students May Apply Randall Peterson Wins Kotich-Mercer Now for Advanced ROTC AFD Budging Trophy; Ralph Arnold Second Says Ihe division of armed forces at KBRa.ai.ili Colorado A lie M Peterson. a junior \! I 2. Duane Phelps 222 college announced from Smith that foi Dakot.i. won the 3. Jack Maddux 221 today applications entrance Metw into the advanced and Air r judging <<>nirst I.im 4. Pat Harmon 218 Army bv force ROTC would be RRurdav two points over Ins 5. I-arry Sloan 217 courses ac- the between (omjH'titor, Ralph \rnoltl. SWINE WINNERS: cepted during period who totaled i. 16-28. Rjjamiall, 524 points in Tie, Pat Harmon 187 April Students ROTC basic HBc contest, is a member ol the Randall Peterson 187 taking submit their Pictured above is 3. Carl Holfman 186 courses may applica- one of the scenes in the Green and Gold Review tions their class to be shown at the auditorium 4. Alfred Alenham 185 during regular Junior High tonight and tomorrow night. Tickets periods. Others submit their are cents. 5. Tie, Kenneth Jurgens 184 may sixty to the mili- Marvin Swanson 184 applications by coming science building on the Ralph Arnold 184 tary SHEEP WINNERS: campus. lo for into the 1. Carl Hoffman ?42 qualify entry Green And Gold Revue Full Of advanced course an must 2. Randall Peterson 140 applicant meet the following requirements. 3. Dan Jones 131 Have successfully completed 4. Jim Sitton 125 Excellent Entertainment Acts the basic ROTC course or the 5. Ralph Arnold 123 equivalent thereof. by Pat Brewer Successfully pass a written As is the case when a show like the Greet* AGCT examination. always observing Be Cheerleader! and Gold a within the Revue, the reviewer runs into difficulties when it Be prescribed age many limit. comes to telling something about all the good acts. It is just three to Be In lie by the times hard this Tryouts accepted president as year since there are three distinct sections to the of the college and either the show, all with different casts and directors. But so much for the PMSfeT or PASIcT, depending The Oval Tuesday “in general” background. the branch of service ■ k \ni>ai i. Pftekson upon Act I under with Would you like to legally get chosen. gets way a and I.ivestock like Pass the Parisienne dance throughout the act are done in judging team into all games free? Would you prescribed physical high kicking per- I *l a,lf l formed good Eddie’s Farmhouse is his Ira to have the best seats in the examination. by Joyce Long, Pat Bast, style—particularly rendition of like The AGCT examin- Loloff, and Almeda "I’m all that’s left.” Rnity. "house?” Would you to see qualifying Marilyn Bliley, 1 11 7n Sets, vocal numbers, and band RS Fl.niuon. itr ation will be given at the done that "ou la la” Fol- ar- College Days queen Aggies have better school spit Military style. blend IRcndam and senior chant' Science on and them and rangements in Act 1 to give AH majot You would! 'l‘hen your building Monday lowing comes Gallagher m a of the the cheerleader Tuesday, April 30 and May 1. STteen, presented in a most rib- you nostalgic reminder ■iR* .Gunnison, proved that will be here soon with of old time vaudeville. will be held Persons to take this ex- tickling Dave Fonken and days is no slouch at judging tryouts. These tryouts desiring way by Rumba *or first in the amination should contact the divi- Bob Kibler. Then comes Interpretation IR—: in the swine class Thursday, May 3, at 11:00 Jack Act II ■Ro sion of aimed forces in the mili- Fields, with tuxedo, starts out with an authen- gariine.l a seventh place tie in Oval. is encouraged to complete Everyone tic Personal interviews wTnte rabbit, and touch of South America in the po'ti'.s. Never underestimate view —even tary building. pretty assistant, come the proceedings who dance routines of L.uis of interested in will be to all on gives a Vratny, a woman. if he or she is not given applicants highly entertaining Armando and 4. Col. old-time Such and Adolfo the cheerleader. May 2,3, according to magic act. acts as Vargas, R£ following are point becoming a j krafft. This E. Bullock, institutional Clock,” as danced trio, from stul Arno,d 522 Toniaht at 5:00 IK ‘ two numbers trio Of special note is the of by a composed of Sitton 513 dancing lE’o Attention all COLLEGIAN Newell, Carl Ben Fauve and Jean Tostenrud to Nancy Nancy Henderson, fl,,ffnian 509 meet- In this issue: V K There will he a and Louise and h rejrorters! an arrangement of Keith Bolz’s Hayes, a solo by 500 office I Kt i° in the COLLEGIAN Pa^e Bruce Clement add much Du;,,,e ing “Broken Promises.” In this, they to the 1I- I’hclps 502 5:00 and this afternoon at p.ni. 2 act. off the second act Intramural Choir not make use of an unusual Topping ** ... only tC> at N'lrmon 501 If 9 I attendance is required. their is a act your Foreign 2 band arrangement, use of twirling by “Gege” Betz,' I Maddux 501 R not grade old you are present your Overheard 4 lighting is strictly "out of this nine-year winner of this year’s l,arlod 499 I Hunt and ma\ ■ , be lowered you 6 world.” Eddie and state twirling contest. U' r may Elections Song stylings by 1 V Sloan 499 BE llr„ Galbreath FF lose credit altogether. Meet DU 9 Dale Amen, Hazel Fender, Melvin Jack and Marilyn » 'VINNERS: Ags THERE! and Gibbons B°h Chubb, M y r n a (Continued on page 3) I■' Zimbleman 226 2 A P RI L. 2 0. 1951 - C OLLE GIAN fro m Colorado A & M t o H o st R e gi o n al C h or al Si n g wit h 3 0 0 Si n g ers Si x Schools ( ? ? ?)

Colorado A. & M will b e h o st t o o v er t hr e e h n e xt Sunday, A pril 2 2, when t h e S second a n n u al %| 1 I nt er- c oll e gi at e C h or al F e sti v al will h e h el d h er e l a st w a s st art e d y e ar when c h oir s fro m si x f or C cl u ni v er sit y a d a y of si n gi n g a n d g etti n g acquahto/* °r J A g ai n t hi s y e ar t h er e will b e si x A- 8 c h oir s p arti pi “ C h or al F e sti v al. include t h e ,l u T h ey _ p ati n g H| C. S. C. E., S B g c h oir s fro m Colorado fi v e nu mbers. E ac h c oll e g e, Colorado u ni v er sit y, D e n- o' * b er s will W v er u ni v er sit y, Wyo ming u ni v er- ”" e <*' « K 'lirt c u. ni' sit y, a n d Colorado A & M. These U ci p ati n g gr o u ps. Dir e ct or ^ l** c h oir s will m e et 3: 0 0 Sunday at it\ K o g er F e e i fro m D. t h e rehearse f or t h e U g y m t o m a s s' M o hr fro m Gr e el ey r" *l* : c h oir nu mbers. F oll o wi n g t hi s wiil fro m Wyo ming b e i n a f ell o w s hi p supper t h e St u- Ly n n fro m c. u.. a n d ■ d e nt U ni o n at 5: 3 0.

A n e w f e at ur e of t h e u progra m > , n K Pl a c e of will b e a t al e nt sho w t o b e h el d at w h o organized t h e 7: 0 0. W T h e c o nc ert it s elf st art s at 8: 0 0 fro m C. U* i n t h e A & M E ac h gy mnasiu m. ri c k et s f or i h E e e v e ni n. c h or al will gr o u p si n g i n di vi d u all y ar e o n s al e f or i o c at t h e t a ß f or t e n mi n ut e s, a n d then m ass t o- U ni o n a n d 1 will b e o n s ai e T M g et h er wit h t h e ot h er c h oir s f or d o or t h e c vt n ‘" g of t h e c o nrt g a '

A MER I C A i s w hi c h t h e fir st C h or al F e sti v al l a st ar e fro m l eft Above t h e gr o u p organized I nt er c oll e gi at e y e ar. T h ey L u cill e G u n n, t o ri g ht: C arl Melander a n d Dr. E. E. M o hr, C S C E; W ar n er I mi g, C. U.; H ol m, D. U.; George Continuous Perfor mance D ail y Si arti n^^^^^^ Wyo ming U.; a n d E d w. Anderson, Colorado A & M. T ODAY A N D SATURDAY 2 A C TI O N HI T S! B OT H Siavosh G h aff ari I s St u d yi n g I N C O L O R! Wt H OI N L a st of A & M Irri g ati o n Engineering BuCCAHEEAS G o vt. O n Ir a ni a n Scholarship F R Ef c MI M L SHO W SAT U R DAY!" PUNCHIN G H el d O v er! HI S W A Y T O FA ME A N D G L O R Y! a d diti o n i n t h e St u d e nt Perhaps y o u h av e n oti c e d a n e w U ni o n N o w fro m P er si a. Sho wing T hr u S at. "CHA MPI ON" C off e e S h o p. H e i s Siavosh G h aff ari Si a v o s h, or D OCCTAS iXSSSSa i s h er e 8 0 % Offi c e Si a a s h e i s m or e oft e n c all e d, st u d yi n g irri g ati o n e n gi n e er- srt N Ct a J OA N Open U ntil Ev er ? Saturday

T h e P ersi a n govern ment i s payng h alf a n d h e i s p a yi n g h alf i n g. TRACY * BENNETT of hi s expenses w hil e g oi n g t o s c h o ol i n t hi s c o u ntr y. N o w t h at h e STA RTS S U N DAY! 4 D A Y S!! a n d hi s M ast ers a n d b ack i s h er e h e hopes t o g o o n g et then g o t o TAYL OR 2 « tUZAUTH EXPL OSIVE HI T S! G REAT S T A R S! P er si a a n d p ut hi s tr ai ni n g i nt o Nebraska, h e chose a cli m at e m o st t h e pr a cti c e w orki n g f or g ov er n- T H* STAKES A « E H' S*/ W li k e hi s ho meto wn of Teheran —- m e nt. ~ MT/>eCO MPA MY t h e c a pit al of P er si a. A graduate of hi g h s c h o ol t w o n M w s " Colorado A & M i s a v er y ni c e W S/if fi n d s t h e Kecps^ y e ars a g o i n Al b or z, Si a c oll e g e,” s ays Si a, “and t h e p e o pl e f ar h av e been f or A s u bj e ct s s o e asy ki n d a n d LiZABET H S C OTT M ar e h el pf ul." H e w a s hi m — e s p e ci all y m at h a n d che mis- pl e a s a ntl y s ur pris e d t o fi n d t h at 7 JA NE GREER it H e 4 P-'„ tr y —strange a s m a y s e e m. Hi ct oi !ttr > ev eryt hi n g p o s si bl e i s done t o h el p d o es fi n d E n gli s h h ar d, b ut pr o b- D E N NI S 0 KEEFE V B E N Ot X non-resident st u d e nt s c o mi n g t o MATURE M O ORE ■ because h e h a d o nl y a littl e K a bl y t hi s c oll e g e f or t h e fir st ti m e. of it i n s c h o ol. hi g h H e concluded b y s a yi n g of hi s I n discussing s o m et hi n g of hi s c o u ntr y, " P ersi a h ol d s a v er y i m- f a mil y I discovered t h at Si a h a s p ort a nt pl a c e i n t h e w orl d because uVI DE N D L Y RI C * r at h er i n t h e a fa mous r el ati v e n o w oil. of h er B ut I h av e been gone W U nit e d N ati o n s. T hi s r el ati v e, A. H U I M UI' H U C W K f or a w hil e a n d c a n n ot w h at s a y St art s T o nit e 7 Continuous S at. a n d S u n. fro m I J ® Nasrolah E nt e z a m, i s hi s a u nt’ s at p. m. t h e f ut ur e will bri n g.” br ot h er, a n d h ol d s do wn a n i mpor- C O MI N G SUNDAY N O W S H O WI N G! T H R U WEDNESDAY t a nt p o siti o n i n t h e U. N. [ S E E I T A T O U R RE GULAR P RI C E S! O n e Gri p e WI L LI E m a d I O E' A mer- Si a h a s o n e gri p e a g ai n st Re me mber P er si a C e cil B. icans —they all see m t o t hi n k s Masterpiggg

i s still li k e it w a s a thousand y e ars v eii s a g o wit h t h e wo men w e ari n g WEDNESDAY a n d all lif e li k e it w a s i n t h e

Ar a bi a n Ni g ht s. H e p oi nt e d o ut dr ess t h at t h e P ersi a n wo men n o w THURSDAY j u st li k e A merican wo men a n d ar e i n t hi s *• > a s modern a s a n y wo man A R E > c o u ntr y. " Ho wever,” h e w e nt o n s o ut h of P er si a, t o s a y, “i n t h e those peoples n e ar t h e Ar a bi a n D A Y S! B UI M a ul di n'; STA RTS THURSDAY! 7 A C TI O N still b eli e v e t h at wo men “ BI G c o u ntri e s f ac es.” s h o ul d w e ar v eil s o n t h eir GREGORY PE CK i n " O NLY T H E V A LI A N T’ H e concluded b y s a yi n g t h at al- WARDBOND though m o st P ersi a ns ar e I sl a m s, wit h BARBARA PAYT ON a n d ot h er t h er e ar e Je ws m a ny D A Y S” P er si a r eli gi o u s groups i n t o d a y. h o n e st a b o ut Si a w a s v er y w h y h e C ol or a d o. H e t o o found STATE ca me t o A T T H E li k e t h e t h at Colorado w a s m uc h 1: » of P er si a. S o r at h er ft ol ® n ort h er n • A MERICA St art s S at. a n d S u n. p art T o nit e at 7 p. m. Continuous s c h o ol i n Kansas or than g o t o St arri n g S U N D A Y • T O N I T E S AT U R DAY T R AI L D A VI D WAY NE « " J o*" T O M E WELL r FLA MI N G A C TI O N -S WEEPIN G T H RI L ^ • a s * Wllll a' STUDENTS L Y RI C A t Mt V H J M- M Ttt N A TI Ot UI ft CI U Kt Y o u c a n c u e t h e c o at of y o ur m ot or S e e a d s t hi s f or r e g ul ar r e p air a n d b o dy w or k b y h el pi n g page screen progra ms at all C A RI S n d o t h e w or k y o ur e elf at S C O O P! theatres f or Wednesday a n d - &orir7 Eis Mtcoic* WAY NE’S A UT O SE RVI CE Thursdayl ‘ The M a c Art h ur M o u nt ai n Ar e. St or y’ 3 8 8 E. £ BA R GAI N P RI C E S! All St e e at a.. s COLLEGIAN APRIL 20. 195 3 Rodeo Calf Roping is Tough Work Baked Goods Sale and Listen to on the Air mor Both Cowboy the Horse Collegian on KCOL by P. G. Beach Today in Union

To win at calf roping, a cowboy needs I skill, a good horse Hungry for home-made cakes and plenty of luck. 9Led, and cookies? Then FORT COLLINS LAUNDRY hurry over to other rodeo calf Like any event, roping is first and me cave of gig foremost the union before it is Originated of skill. The roper has to catch his contest calf on the too late! Omicron Nu, IB run, dis- honorary STUDENT LAUNDRY down the to the BUNDLE run rope calf, throw him either home fftount, by “legging economics society, is having the or “flanking,” slip “pigging a food sale Send with Kwn” string” on one foot, and this morning. Yes, Fri- your dry cleaning your Laundry and save the day, ' difference April 20 is the day. Cakes,

cookies, ad cream puffs will on go Fort Collins and s.ile tit Laundry Dry Cleaners 9:00 a.m. All products have been PHONE 225 made by the members of 125 E. MOUNTAIN AVE. Omicron Nu.

• . <>■ -V •: i Campus Interviews on Cigarette Tests

HR., it. When he’s two more to Number 17 the roper throws up his aril the stop-watch that Review THE OWL .. . ■Hartcil when the call crossed the line" is It the calf stopped. the Johnson start off last act in lree Irfdore a held judge §Bt!, passes fine shape with their dance inter- the tie. the is KP| n roper disqualifid. of “American Patrol.” a pretation So I m a wise Not horse tan his rider guy I I e\ery put Chester Preisser’s routine in magic 1 distance in time gHitiun roping to 20th what V century style is well timed and —so The calves M, good. are the any clever, and Dona Lee Coleman's ' and that can be ffHstest roughest to dance ‘String of Pearls" is ex- and ind. they get a score (head cellent. Hessie and llll Tessie as played to boot. I hen too, the horse mm Impart) ■ by Bea Miller and, Peggy Daly "work” the calf until the ■Ha* to will give even the most cynical tied. ran get it Many good collegian a friendly feeling. Pro- hast- lost because §Hppt-rs they were the music for viding the third act BHoorh mounted. is a sixteen piece concert dance KB Speed!- Well, tall is a ton roping band directed by Dale Wolfer. M against tune, and the fastest They are outstanding both in their wins. solo performances of “Eager he Bill a cowboy is lucky, draws a Beaver,” and “Opus in Pastels," that tuns straight, actually pi and in providing colorful back- IHlh down when the throws roper ground for the individual acts. ■Bin. and lies si ill while the cowboy Credit for continuity ahd many m iuin Stunt times an evasive lit laughs go to Jack Sluss and Morris ■He devil drawn that can't .s just inebriated Beachy as two slightly a stout critter that |Ht caught, or pp • trumpet players looking for work. ■Hon't tail, i hen the crowd is in Laughter reaches its peak during BHuerit s. the roper — can't be their of “G rand A ■SlMid. presentation Opera.” “Slaughter on 10th Ave- mrnm i

nue" as a finale rounds out the Regional Skit Night show in good shape. with Will Be Held April 27 Curtain time is 8:00 sharp, i ‘ <• for no reserved seats. Admission mm m Bllhe N.S.A. Skit Regional Night and tickets will be everyone is 60c be ■ held 27 at I" 1 Friday, April sold at the door for those who have pan. It will be held in the ticket IjHSO not previously purchased a at Colorado Women's X.v'.- Froid’s, or the Student .• »gc. at Cooper's, Union. ■ ■At the present time eight schools participate in the Skit Night. °f die schools entering will a whole skit Colorado Fine Shoe Rebuilding & Ms I* skit is entitled “G. I. and is satire ■pfi'-am,' a on army ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP He. 'C kD cunicularia' 5 for short, South College Avenue peotyto Speo, majors ■ BTickt s t,,i the 1401/9 t evening's program the classics. But in this he’s bis Latin and twenty-five cents each. in case, dropped leanings slings

American slang with the best of them. He comes right out

“cuin loudly” whenever he voices his opinion on these quick-trick, First one-puff cigarette tests. They’re a snub to his high I.Q.

Presbyterian He knows from smoking experience there’s just one Church to judge the mildness of a cigarette. intelligent way ;<:*m A South College and Myrtle

test the Camel Mildness Minister it*B the sensible .. . Test, till i Marcus Grether, 30-Day

to smoke which simply asks you try Camels as a steady Mrs. Mary Baker. basis. No Student Advisor on a pack-after-pack, day-after-day snap

needed. After Camels and Hetter is —Eccl. 7-8 judgments you’ve enjoyed only ' a patient spirit than a proud spirit" C*ll4 Camels —for 30 days in your “T-Zone” (T for Throat, APRIL 1951 4. ~~SUNDAY, 22, believe know T for Taste), we you’ll why ... Baker. 9:45 am. Class and Life Problems, Mrs. College in Religion d Teacher. *l:oOa.m. “THE POWER OF PATIENCE.” Camels 5-0.) Sing. More People Smoke p.m. College Age Westminster Fellowship Hymn TV* 5 Worship p.uj. Westminster Fellowship Supper, °.9*r College Age % will the sub- and Fellowship. Ethel Northrop present ihan any other cigarette! ject, "Missionary Work in Siam. n V °n the improvements undertaken by the girls * fojTB this v dormitory more livable and more to all Greeks pleasing to the t 0 1 to another initiation—it happens Well, this fine spring air seems carry gossip bet- Gee, It i the Jan Smith, improvements chairman,- and T at time or another, « ter than ever before, and the booths at the Pus and one incidentally—now wearing u. t. n Stark. T B Blanch- l,ali ’ active of Nu are tUstu * Union are thin as ever—listen to what when— pin Sigma Kay Kennedy, Gary en worked „ Pettis—the was at,o,‘ wiii ard, Bob Sneath, and Jesse ceremony Phi > k. The annual regional conclave of Lambda Chi Alpha Beta Sigma Presents e. McA{ ; i er °f held « held in Boulder the 13, 15 of The Sunday morning. was 14, and April. Review" bousing Formal in- "Gay Ninety parnt a.ni of well, well—it organize ‘ local was one to be represented—from Well, happened again. chapter eight h ,td Ih " llt, Colorado Newt itiation was held at the Phi Tau house Saturday, April The Beta °! 'be were Holloway, Bill Syinms, Chuck Sigma Phi, non-aca- kitchene«! l Herb Roe, I>:u n,td Schmunk, Dick Bruce Allen, Owen Smith, 14. their new lodges are demic national is near fut Peterson, Proudly wearing sorority, giving I urt Eric Wood- Jamie Paul Bill Bob Santarelli, a Nineties Review." Wes Peterson, Gene Ammerman, and Fred Heise. The Jenson. Roller, “Gay This Hancock, L,rv ' . ■§ will be m ( C schools were Colorado Aggies, CU, DU, ings. and Bill Martin. show', which is going to be held harg represented I,K n ' i Arizona State, New Mexico U., Utah U., New Mexico have Mr. the 25, 8:00 ' ration toon, The ACCs aie proud to Gronberg of Wednesday, April pan., ,nur;d "'ll : A & and Texas like in the Student Union »c ... l> M, Western college—sounds more mechanical as their new fac- Ballroom, is Ursund 1* engineering department ‘ I,C h ,u r than Success! for the of funds * K “-» people Lake ulty adviser. purpose raising l A Stud for the cancer drive. > to all all that heels —said I Spring brings singing things—and He's a old mentioned) good sock—(no :,t l Lt’r >’ hall the serenaded The Sock with the « sort of thing—proved Sig Alphs as they the Lambda Chis at their house dance A parade of old carriages, people council in the Gamma Phis in honor the and fur- charge. It I Monday night of pin- Dance last Friday night recreation was in old-fashioned costumes, and tinned until the Gil and the end of *■ t ning (pardon me, engagement) of Hunter nished the RGAs case didn't know, that horses, will the show in by (in you proceed «cr. A definite I Darece those initials ?■ Hulling. means the pledges going active—darn the afternoon. Golden Boy, famous ** d,awn 1 Seems this time of also about lots of Palomino horse, w'iil be featured »!> thhsprtJS year brings again!) ,mo P rat "‘c- at the initiation ceremonies. New actives at the Phi Delt in lint of dinner at the the parade. Sunday guest Sigma Alpha Epsilon year. Kecogmt.on 0 f n,.,.,.™ J house are Bird, Walter Robert Or- John Gant, Grey, mansion was Bobbie Cox, Sigma Kappa. Everyone is urged to attend! i' '‘b'-heingcojl ville Kiudig, Daniel Scott, Barn Shuller, and Clyde Speaking of Sig Alphs, everyone was duly surprised Shouse. hear that —including me, too—to cigars were passed The actives at the Delta Zeta house had dark a few at said fraternity announcing the pinning of Dale FASHION PLATE hours in their sweet lives The by Lee young Saturday night. Wolfcr to Kappa Alpha Theta Annette Baldwin. A Lawrence all the pledges took light bulbs, to no other place than serenade followed—later in the evening.

the Lambda Chi house —scandle—while the kitchen house Lots of people at the Phi Delta Gamma over their in found the actives up to ears dishwater—what the week end—and guests for Sunday dinner were time DUZ a wonderful for a advertisement! Ellis Sollenbarger, from Denver; Willie Wintz; Toni Time for and pirates nobility again, folks! Seven Robertson, Sherdan, Wyo.; Darlene Sitzmun, Carol men donned the skull and crossbones during initia- Sindgren, Wheat Ridge, Colo.; Dorothy Helmkamp, tion ceremonies at the Tau house Sun- Kappa Epsilon C.U.; and Janet Garrison ,of Denver. a time to have were day morning (what it). They actives took Two Delta Zeta a rather unexpected Virgil Binkley, Tim Ballard, Homer Bowden, Dick five mile hike Saturday evening when the ride they Schlupp, Don Alexander, George Lowis, and Mac took the pledges on backfired. Any foot balm you Buicher. have will be greatly appreciated—they say! That white cross has found a new to pretty place Brand Tau new pledge of Kappa Epsilon is Byron call home—what 1 mean is, Doug McCrimmon of llussell. Chi announced his Sigma pinning Monday night to And—the white and of Tau Lois Westerman, Delta Delta Delta. gold pledge pin Alpha is now worn Fluke. Extra dinner Omega proudly by Wayne special guests were honored by the Chi’s Mother Mac had to entertain ATOs Sunday—their dinner guests were Col. and Mrs. Sigma a party the oithe Chis Parks, and Col. and Mrs. Thompson. Sigma-wives Sigma on the Aggie campus. those were the Mrs. Chet Dewev. Rich Sorry I’m sorta late on this here new announce- Among present Boehm, Brad Goebel. Kadie, ment—extra special congratulations are,due to Sig Spear, Harry Andy Corky and Bob Alph John Danforth for his recent pinning to Joyce Grandy, Kayo Blown, Vincent Veninata, Tri better late than Farthing, Delta—well, never—- Jones. about the know what (l mean announcement—you I Congratulations are due to Sig Alph Bill Sauer and mean!) Kappa Alpha Theta Betty Harden on their recent Weekly Trading Post Report—what was traded?— pinning. five Deltas and five Lambda Kappa Chis—for dinner Guests at the Lambda Chi house last week end were last Wednesday. (They exchanged dinner too, off the Bob Freener, Bob Gordon, John Muir, and Frank Bali —these from Utah record!) boys are and were en route to Ballots all over the place—newly elected officers Boulder for the conclave (don’t ask what conclave). of the ACC are: and Gamma Phis that their pledges president, Wayne Taylor; announce new vice presi- secretary-treasurer, Jack Vodneck. dent and social chairman is Marilyn Loloff. You all remember Marvis don’t Now the Peterson, you? wearing red and gray pledge pin of ACC lie’s of the Well, now a member Colorado State High- are Duane Loetz, Dick Artison, and George Sanborn. and Ellen way Patrol, was married to Spasata of Den- Flowers, organ music, and church bells tolled for ver, on 18. them the beautiful Wednesday, April Congratulations to wedding of Gama Phi Beta joanne Tomp- both! and son Sigma Chi Don Straub—the wedding took Guests at the AGR house were Rev. and in Denver last her Sunday place Saturday. Miss Bette anil smart in one of Sauer looks very cool 3IU^B: h Mrs. Frohman and of and Dr. daughter Eaton, Hugh Another announcement—now Sam is She is wearing engaged arc spring outfits which verv appropriate for school. t F. St. of the Stiles, Mary’s Woods, Indiana. Thomas, Phi Tau and of Fort the Kappa Janet Roufs, green jumper that is made of fine cotton percale. Notice , Nus and their dates held Say—the Sigma a picnic Collins. chosen soft white ness of her skirt. With this jumper she has a dinner — with a dinner Saturday night—and followed skating Sunday guests of the Nus Mr. This makes attractive. E Sigma were blouse her outfit very original ami j the t l 4 party—they say quite a few of people attending and Mrs. Gardner, Beverly Haver Barbara Beard and we find ■ field, Bette claims physical education as her major - | were a bit stiff and sore the next atul morning. (Now Jan McCandless. hails from Loveland. Colorado. . what’s with And the attract.ve wrong that, Tedf) magic of their filled ictiv anti singing the front Delta 7 ;ta claims her as one of their vers this with Hey, is really going at a thing double re- lawn of the Theta is house—that when the Sig Alphs bers. —Photo by sults—the Delta and both in Kappa juniors sophomores serenaded honor of the pinning of Madelyn Mc- took their sneak to Boulder Clave Monday evening. and John Comly. ON WELL DEPEND Big to all us Powers, Tri Well GROOMED WOMEN EVERYWHERE surprise guys—Margaret now, let’s see—new pledges at the Phi Tau CARE Delta, is the heart of PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY now wearing golden Sigma Phi house are Francis Blake, Vale Blessing, and Gordon to Bowles. Sert. Epsilon—it belongs Johnny ARTISTIC BEAUTY SALON at the Theta house PS. In case Special guests Monday night you are confused about last week’s phoo« HI 114 Mrs. Batson and Park W. Laurel were Margaret Mrs. Herrick. post script, the pin is that of SAE.

For that most important L. P. You Just Can't Complete of all occasions Keep People from Bragging Armstrong Hotel ing of Metropolis Make it a Keepsake Version Especially Coffeeshop Opera from rktlei maus

about SEIBERLING Tires and Now Featuring Carl's our Jewelry New Tire Service Warranty A Complete Dinner /our Keepsake Dealer and from ark t,lis that Kappa ■'Enlee i" I stl s week-end. men our campus dating situa- their dates as dance, tion isn’t YOUR fault. they begin to lm,,hints from C.u.. D.U., Aggies. Just grab a Hawaiian style tomorrow will and take him to evening ,',■l,-'., mid Wyoming attend. guy the Spring |Mr at the Übangi Ball. An annual af- Phantasy sponsored bv Spur. This fair, the Phi Taus will decorate bit! Hqgie Haylofters girl’s dance is open to the their house with I palm trees, a South 1i,,,, <|;ivs ago the club elected whole school. Sea bananas hut, and a boiling officers. They are Ed Toner, It will be all held from nine to pot., to keep in with their exotic Bill Resseguie, Vtce-pres- twelve 28 in the Student theme. Leis will be each Kilburn, April given to ,.nl: secretary; Jackie Union Ballroom. Dress to further is semi couple carry out their Landes, treasurer. These Ipfrfa.ni:,d Jackie formal. Music be and will furnished by costumes, even a hula may be and gals along with the ng|]|ou' Dale Wolfer’s band, and tkkets in store for the guests. "i the various commit be obtained Guests for this unusual occasion may from any Spur which make 'he up governing at the door. will be Mrs. Willa or Keep your guy in Cameron, Phi earnestly to ■Kurd, are striving him Tau Mr. style, too, and buy a bouton- housemother, and Mrs. EHjiu mote interesting programs niere from the Durham. Hesperia girls. Chaperons for the eve- K those who are dance cn : fr septate ning are to be Dr. and Mrs. Fran- Remember, gals: is well as for its mem H| u ,lasts, son, anil Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gard- will to have the fol- Get date B UV try a for April 28! ner. the iHwing week's piograrn on Hay cards which are in strategic lucks Horseshoes spring activities off quarter got to an early start EHaces around the with breakfast rule campus. a In the recently. photo above members of the club K I non I look Vim laylofters kindly are shown rallying around the breakfast fire, which is the drawing card the cards which mean on these yellow planned events. This next Tues- Hjki meeting. A weiner and shirts open marshmallow roast over a bon -fire held at the will be of college || & night one them. sta ties last Sunday evening provided enjoyable entertainment for about feel that will c uh j!,c Haylofters you mcTnbm and uests B - B Group singing of western tunes to the music lots of ■Hid the dances arc fun. as ohn G °* o™ oo the cfaduafe J completed fun. Mrs. evening s Jane Hill was the RHell as instructive. chaperone. & Other activities of kinds Club many are being planned under the leadership [Agronomy of newly elected social chairman Fred Heise. An B I The regular meeting of the Ag- evening ride has been twgdhQ lot this Cum [ I planned Sunday, 22. his will be a Chili was held April combination horseback foundry Wednesday, and ride and hayrack anyone interested in should H'Hpn! 11. m the Green Room. After participating contact president, Pat Hormon or treasurer, Graves for meeting club members and Jeanne time and place.

SHrcsts were entertained bv movies and ■i and secretary; Dick Kayner, busi- irrigation range manage G D-D ness Phi BHent. 1 In guest speaker at the next manager. Tonight Wyvonna McClelland and Tom HHeeting, Wednesday, April 25 at At Ammons Hall Kiteley will the A and §3|3o p.m.. in the Green Room, will represent M “D" Club conference Mr. Clarence Currie who will at a at the The traditional of Texas Pink Carnation EHeak and show University which will /?■% pictures of his re- Dinner Dance will be tiv National Drama given to- safari in Africa. Ihe meeting organize a College the Club. morrow night by Gamma Phi ■Mill be open to guests with refresh betas in Ammons Hall. The “D” Club has planned sev- [Hems served at the close of what eral be spring activities outside of The G. Phis and their jgHunises ,j an entertaining dates one of these is the will dine Hetung. play production; at 7 p.m. in the patio White button- Drama Club’s annual banquet under a blue from Bikers Club ceiling which down oxford, soft which will be held 26. silver May crescents will hang. Pink roll to the collar. 22, the April Hikers carnations and silver will |BSau P°rtcr. ami Bob Tsuyeinura, ath- tic Gunn and Mr. and Mrs. Jack manager. I.A. members sel Gamma Rho will be led their divisional Alpha Remington. Chaperons cjueen can- dates April 11 Major and Mrs. Lex Medlirt and for the Engineer’s Ball. Saturday and Sunday Rho officers Mr. and Mrs. John Clark. '\le-r\cooi" osc ut anti 15 Alpha Gamma I P up are Marilyn Preston, of Stone, Ann from the agricultural colleges Robbc and —Thousands of tiny Colorado, California, Oregon, Hayward. windows in the attended and Moio.m i Club Washington Cosmopolitan fabric invite Newman ■every Club the Far Officers | West Training breeze. Painstak- 1,l( he Club will N'fwman Club held its Montana State college. I Cosmopolitan m |B. ' reg- School at tailored for ar Picnic this ingly Crumiiunion to hold it’s anual Breakfast and The of this school vv.ts Spring |H . purpose extra semesters of in the Poudre Can- Su,ui 15, officer* for the week. Saturday, -»y morning April train new chapter Comfortable |B St wear. - Cars will leave the Student Joseph s School Hall. Club of the school von. |R next year. High-lights too. 2:30 afternoon. price, lcers b,r the Dean Union at Saturday were were talk bv Vail |^[ coming year the Glynn, V. t and Sat- Anyone able to furnish trans- Ray Hamrick will pie of Students, and the banquet being is to be there over the club Dr. R. R portation requested as president. urday night at which ,st,n before the time k him will was slightly designated I^B be Angelo Pan Renne, President of M.SG. KVa. vice for Next meeting will ' departure. president; Wanda Pierce, main speaker. Members from Ag- I the West of the ■ctetarv; Maria,, Bill Ostler, be held in Lounge Cullen, treasurer; gies who attended were: Student 1. Mem- a Dick 1 Union on May corresponding secre- Earnest McCrary, 'unn, discuss a,ld hen bers are urged to attend to Gallegos, historian. Thom Thomsen, Harold Blanc, IHp’ annual ■ parations plans for the Houseparty. were made for, the and Tom Kirkeminde. / / / uss to he H* held on Memorial / Ol the late members of the ‘•Everything for Better Shoe forces of this area. BARBERSHOP Repairing” Club CAMPUS THE GOLDEN SLIPPER IWanta has BARBERS Club recently 5 The Manhattan Shirt Company, makers of Manhattan shirts, neck* its officers for the coining SHOE SHOP and tvear, underwear, pajamas, sportshirts, beachwear handkerchiefs. The H, y are Frank Carpenter, 647 South College 127 West Mountain Ave. IK‘aent: Hausley, vice I ■*** ent; Wyvonna McClelland, 6 APRIL 20. 1931 COLLEGIAN ■ ■ - • ■ ; Associated Students UrgeAll Aggies To Vote In May Election This is the second of the U 1 series of articles bv the a • in a few weeks SSOciattd every regular student on StutW. this < , opportunity to vote in the general election. "' i!l His vote his student government—the officers who will 10 renrese v*** £ If is told that it his ** he is duty to vote, student L v to for meat some significance him and the 3463 Wot other S!u j ai Oll “How.” he might ask. “is student government this First- his student government council with its bran h ° committees represents him to the faculty, administi-Jt*°' n ’ and student bodies. Only through it do these to groups har | Our student government provides publications avail- dent. Each can his eu>e express opinion and read the »4*s the COLLEGIAN, can review his year’s activities m the slivfd* and can use his and the constitution names of all the uud,t“ administration, and dcnti organizations officers given him fa®!* 111 hls rectory. Student his During college days, every Aggie will probably „aniri which his activity student government subsidizes: ** he m sT*' using equipment furnished by 50% of the students’ activii i ' be a member of the Undl may choir, or the debate 4 team or the h ' judging teams, or the Haylofter*—all of which arc able! , all school activities only through the aid of student funds'* ifT^* these funds be **5 to distributed fairly, shouldn’t he * expressen,r«, i. his ballot?

In addition, student the benefit every gets of all varsity F coining activities, and college days festivities. If he doesn’t a ■ of he voice 01 these, can his criticism in his student council JR * n,s newspaper. not all of the Certainly students can attend each council and to determine these meeting policies, but. every student can vote u? most "Students like hint? person qualified to represent him—thc &%s)(*!* who cares! He doesu”t have his doctor’s degree—he has to go.” persons who will hJI! sent every Aggie. • "P*

Only if you can take participate, you pride in voux «udew bibs You DRAFT-ELIGIBLE mem. made an investment when STUDENTS ALLOWED you bought vour student ticket—it’s to make that TRAFFIC COURT your privilege invesmem good-ii’, TO TRAVEL ABROAD to make voice in THIS SUMMER your heard your student government,—VOTE JUIt Local draft boards are authorized —The Fines Paid Associated Students issue leave the to a permit to of and sors colleges universities. Ernest Mohr United States of draft to young men The Selective Service regulation George Ruebel age who wish to abroad this Stella Morris Attends go permitting young men to leave the Darwin Robison State Board Elects word received summer, according to United reads States as follows: Cirbo Andrews Registrars Convention Lehrer President the Council on Student Travel by “1621.16. Permit to leave the Harold Jewell from the Washington headquarters United At States.—Local boards are Fines Not Paid Miss Regular Stella Morns, at Meeting of Selective Service. Registrar authorized to issue to a registrant a Sam Colorado A k M Navartram is now attending This makes it of the local Walter of regulation possible permit board tor Anderson the l-ehrer Denver n rtgis- Glen 37th National Convention of well for many men, as as trant to from the United elected of the Suit Sow young depart Norvald Gomness the American Association of Col- president students and States of young women, teach- (SSS Form No. and Agriculture at us regular so 300) Cars not registered which obtained legiate Registrars and Admission’s take of the low should issue the ers to advantage permrt unless it is tickets mg, April 11. Lehrer, who a on campus Officers. Ihe convention is being student fares this found that the been vice of to Europe offered registrant’s absence Hal president the Bod F. Irwin held in Houston, Texas, April 16 summer the Council Student is elected for by on likely to interfere with the Herman was a two-year ttm per- Jebens through April 19. Miss Monis is travel. fares Le formance of his He succeeds T. C. McPhenootf Round-trip to obligations under L. Paschel the James official Aggie representative. Havre are as little as the low- the Selective Act of San Acacio. New vice i §230, Service 1948. Pauline L. Franz president est rates offered She a member the is Charles being anywhere. Before whether a is of the Board P. Warm determining per- Pablo Novajos standing mit be committee of the First Natiol The student ships, American- should issued, the local Fred Dunham on office forms. At the vice president

board the Colorado - built C-3’s, accommodating 1300 may require registrant to James P. Deininger Wyoming convention Bank. Fort Collins. Lehrer, Warns students each and under the complete and hie his Classification which be sailing Dick Nesbit will held later on. Miss and Warren Monfort of Gtede of the Council on Student Questionnaire (SSS Form No. Bill auspices 100) Morris will a 1 Bunting give report on the wi ! serve as the Board's execaw will leave for and such other forms and informa- Travel, Europe June Francis Jones National Convention. committee. and tion as be 8, June 25 July 6. West-bound may necessary to com- Don Lowe plete classification. The local sailing dates are August 25 and board Cliff Bishop September 7. may thereupon classify the regis- William C. Graves trant if it the a STEELE'S CASH MARKET During nine-day trans-Atlantic appears necessary to It is advisable that these people orientation determination of the of voyages, a shipboard advisability register their cars and have these the Lowest Average Price Everyday will be offered to student issuing permit.” fines taken care of program as soon as possi- The Council of on Student Travel, ble. The Fort Colli* passengers consisting movies, Court meets every Thurs- 113 East Oak a classes, lectures and dis- non-profit organization, coordi- from 4:00 language day to 5:15 p.m. in the nates the efforts of 50 cussions of European culture and some organ- Gold Room of the Student Union. The will izations interested in the held of problems. program be con- student ducted for the travel. Its is most part by profes- purpose to Professors Should make travel COLLEGE CLEANERS European available to students, young people and teachers Behave Like this with limited Expert Alteratiom budgets and to help Says Columnist the PHONE HP Rocky Mountain traveling student understand l!6 W. UI'REI. thoroughly and the appreciate A columnist for the Duke Chron- countries he visits. her icle, taking cue from the Calls’ Ihe following organizations are Hornbook of the 17ih century, re- COLLEGIAN on the represented executive com- cently told professors just how they mittee: American Friends Service Published every Friday by the Associated to BRAKE RELINE SPECIAL ought behave. Here are some Students of Committee, American Youth Hos- of her suggestions: & tels, COLORADO A M COLLEGE Carnegie Endowment lor inter- $17.78 “Dignified superiority and aloof- national Peace, Experiment in In- Printed by Robinson-Warfield Printing Co. ness are required by all ternational professors APRIL 15 TO MAY INCL. OFFICES: Phone 637 Peace, Experiment in 15, seeking to attain student approval Third Floor, Room 311, Johnson Hall International Living, Institute of and success in 142 West Oak Street Fort teaching .., the HERE’S WHAT Collins, Colo. International Education, WE DO: Jewish professor will never admit that he for Put new on brake shoes Agency Palestine, Youth De- is lining your Doris KuH Editor wrong, will never bother to learn Clean and wheel Phone 1870 M partment, National Student Asso- his repack bearing* students’ names and will deny A1 McNamrr Managing Editor ciation, National Student YMCA Install new grease retainers all the Phone 951 protests defending students' Fill t and your master with hydraulic YWCA, Parsons School of De- academic cylinder Dottle Link Business Manager interest in college,” sign, Board of in d* Phone 908 Presbyterian Foreign to attain the included Striving academic All parts and labor to do this is Bob Stoll Asst. Business Manager Missions, SITA Adventure Trails, isolation of a Phone 2095-W typical perfect peda- World Council of Churches, Youth Low Price of $17.7# the ambitious will Jack Snyder Sports Editor gogue, professor Department and the World Student retire Roger Whittaker News Editor to the library whenever he is Service Fund. asked to participate in student- GHENT-BUGAS MOTORS second class matter at the More Entered a» information can be obtain- :V sponsored programs. .. He will phoiK Post Office of Fort Collins, Colo., under the ed !£O5 in the Associated Students North Fort Collins Act of of March IS, 1879. office, consider student College Avc., Congress activities as Student only Union building. childish exploits of excess energy.” *■ > COLLEGIAN APRIL 20, IS5f 7 Students’ Tribune Activity Schedule Wear It As A Dress Shirt 20th April through 27th stick to April Students books despite Friday, April 20th Wear It As A Shirt war 1 Sports °'v 11 House the general attitude of Club, 12:00 noon, I Although the students in college the Ammons Hall. is one of iHuntry over uncertainty and confusion Campus about what Christian Con- when and if Fellowship to them finish ference. 5:00 \ Kppen they their pan., Estes Park. schooling, a surprix Creen Sc K are still classwork Gold 8:15 majority taking Review, p.m., g seriously and trying tow Junior High Auditorium. He best irarks possible. With the draft boards breathing dotm English Department Dinner, 6:00 Mudents’ necks, it might be supposed that they would merely be p m., Gold y Room. H have a time school to good be- —_ sft ■*SC Faculty Women’s Ass’n., Ammons them. How , BBL Undt Sam gets Hall. to the has Reply Editorial ; B,rr present generation Saturday, April 21st 1 in such an attitude of L ißown up Gamma Phi Beta Miss Dinner Maxson of Dance, that seem to real the Health SlßiKertaintv they 6:30 p.m., Ammons Flail. follow Service, in to that they must as normal reply last week’s edi- Green !|Hg & Gold Review, 8:15 torial m which it p.m.. and that was ... as possible hope wondered Junior High Auditorium. the seniors will lend themselves why have to have Eovt physi Collins School cal High Prom, conditions and that will examinations, that—The 9:00 tMah the they says p.m., Ballroom. to to themselves to physicals given Seniors jble adapt are given Swimming 9:00 for them. Play Day, a.m., arises. After all, that is The will physicals show Ammons Hall. marked has been situc any changes in their iH#hat esetyone doing physi- Arnold Air Dinner Dance, cal Society condition since the ■He first world war, through the time that U arren Air Base, Cheyenne. i&c* entered of the they that ■■tom days 19205, depression college, might Campus Christian Con- affect Fellowship and them in later life. Igif the 19305, war disrupted These ference, Voelkel’s Lodge, Estes. will Arrow the 19405. physicals, also prove useful in Estes. that many employers ask that their Student ■ lit might be safely stated that the Council, 9:00 a.m., Student employees have is physicals. Union. 81-WAV irtsenr generation a cast-off |§ She also stated that it is a Hikers Club fSPlrhich has been shoved around good Outing to Stove 4 idea to have a physical examina- Prairie. • more than usual and has Revolutionary “Arafold” collar! tion but every year, since finances • missed normal times. Sunday, April 22nd Amazing new collar comfort! at the Ffealth *4.50 Service do not Mountain • Two this treatment will make permit Rocky Intercollegiate handy pockets! it, they just one for enter- 8:00 Men’s more able to require Choir, p.m., people meet Gym. • ing students and A graduating Rocky Mountain new shirt world conditions in double-purpose .. such an Intercollegiate . right for occa- seniors. any Choir, 5:30 Cave. sion. state p.m., Wear the collar wear it closed as they are now open sports-style, Campus Christian Con- with a tie for dress. d to be for some time Fellowship Aery important: the new promise Kefauver, Take Note ference, Voeikel’s Estes “Arafold” collar is the last word in ,k Ma come. Lodge, comfort because Park. vanishing neckband and seamless collar ■ ■After all, if we didn't have r facing some Gambling in the card ask for room at Canterbury Club, 5:00 p.m., St. ... us the “Bi-Way” today. to look forward to and lifting pre- Hofstra N. Y. college, may lead to Luke’s Episc. Church. and what would be plan for, a shutdown of the the room, stu- Luther Club, 5:00 p.m., American |He use of living at all? It is a dent council there decided recently. Lutheran Church. that education funda an is A council member said Newman he had Club, 6:30 p.m., Ammons for iental any type of life, so it is seen lg a card game -m campus last Hall. that all buckle down we week where three Science dollars were ex- Christian Organization, Rind with FOR MEN cope live at hand so 7:00 job changed. Players spoke of cutting p.m., Green Room. Id South Avenue we be Phone 51 may better fitted for the classes to continue College playing and the Quaker Group Meeting, 7:15 p.m., whatever it be. We broke ■yturc, may game up only when the Columbine Room. FOR ARROW UNIVERSITY STYLES all had to ■Hue take things a.s they owner of the cards finally took Monday, April 23rd and ourselves differ Ej|pme adapt to them away. Student Engineering Council, 4:00 Hwt circumstances. We can't look Commented the Hofstra Chron- p.m., Rm. 100, M. E. Bldg. kat the of life of ■ ways icle, "We want to serve notice on A Choir, 5:00 Lect. past gen Cappella p.m., is really making time since he .aid act limes all ffijgkations accordingly. amateur gamblers on campus. Rm., Physics Bldg. changing and will It is with Hikers Club, 5:00 West probably now open season on you: p.m., discovered the convertible arrow “bi-way” ■per repeat themselves, so we must the possible penalty of expulsion Lounge. learn to live life for ourselves from ISA Executive 5:00 |HI school for engaging in this Council, p.m., not other Cold Room. rely entirely on per universal weakness. for 5:00 experiences our guide. "To the habitual gambler we Interfraternity Council, p.m. O T! R "if” will offer The East If ' perpetual always re- can only our sympathy. Lounge. o with it Inde Debs, 6:30 us, seems, so we must situation is indeed tragic when an p.m. 0 and Cavaliers, 6:30 Columbine merely give up coast along otherwise responsible person can’t p.m., lor the Room. inevitable, figuring tell the difference between an ac- none of will do Indeans, 6:30 Gold Room. this us tivities award medal and a poker p.m., l 3 any in the 6:45 West / long run. F.A. chip.” Esquires, p.m., Lounge. Social ISA Meeting, 7:00 p.m., Ballroom.

Theta 7:00 Chi, p.m., Green Room, ¥ Editorial juniper Club, 7:30 p.m., Rm. 126, Forestry. Tuesday, April 24th m Orchids Panhellcnic Council, 12:00 IH to the Chamber of Commerce anad the city of Fort Collins noon, r should Ammons Hall. ||P offering their support to the College Days rodeo. This is as it Hose with Swan Club, 4:00 Ammons coope ration between the city and college in connection p.m., u' i, Hall. jiJ^ ‘ t's sponsored by the school and vice-versa. The Chamber ol C om- bas IWA, 4:00 West Lounge. broken the ice by lending their support and lor this generous p.m.. 4:00 Music " need it Kappa Kappa Psi, p.m., SB* 1 Agg.es should return their support anytime the city might let M Fori Bldg. s not stop with College Days but have Colorado V and A Choir, 5:00 Lect. which die Cappella p.m., I working togther on any other function might trip.ire of Rm., Physics Bldg. inct either party. Oniicron 5:00 The summer Nu, p.m., Dining I decision to abandon the junior rodeo held every , "m Room, Guggen. fcd (he their to the Col lag P Chamber of Commerce to turn support Council, 5:00 Ped. Rm., led its dis- Ag p.m., fU® Days rcxleo. Lack of attendance at the junior rodeo to continuance. Ag. Bldg. AWS 5:00 Ammons rodeo judiciary, p.m., Headlining the list of things Fort Collins plans to do for the | Flail. to This is sponsor a 4-H Club catch-it contest at both performances. fey 7:00 Old to Aggie Haylofters, p.m., only an and adds itetcst interesting spectacle, but it also furthers i Main Gym. hih work and will raise the of the Days rodeo. V quality College Tau 7:00 Cold is to Alpha Alpha, p.m., things the Chamber of Commerce is tentatively planning H Room. (^e st( of one >res to close during the parade and possibly during part Green The (■7 German Club, 7:00 p.m., new Bi-Way’s amazing “Arafold” lll Performances. The and automobile agencies nave granted garages Room. collar is the most comfortable you’ve ever Usu possible decorations. «!'!*' and are made for street plans being Ag. Bldg. with a tie. $4.50 l C( the added a hearty wa H Hadden, rodeo manager, gave support Club, 7:00 Rm. 300, I'd and Speech p.m., now. stating that "plans are in the embryo stage right Old Main. in die ne.ii 3) ARRO Wshirts & ties ■? Panning will have in full swing 1 committee everything Beta Beta Beta, 7:15 p.m., Ag. Bldg. t C“re the Students and should be aware of tin's gesture by city ARROW_ ■ - faculty Poultry Science Club, 7:30 p.m., / UNDERWEAR • HANDKERCHIEFS • SPORTS SHIRTS and hcttei Collins take further more and every opportunity to £1851 -1951 o M (Continued on page 11) Pera,i A - W on in the future. APRIi. 99 wOLWEwiAN 8 ibVt' -i * ' COLLEGIAN SPORTS

Tracksters Lose Close Meet to Wyo. Team and Mickey Dunn; CU Relay Next

Mickey Dunn, Wyoming’s great track star again defeated the Aggies in a cold track dual at Laramie last Saturday. Mickey won five of the six events he entered in the opening outdoor meet of

the Skyline Conference track and field season. not de- It was a close battle all the way and the outcome was cided until the Cowboys swept all three places in the two mile event,

13th of the 15 event program. The- finai score tallied up with Wyo Pole vault—l. Riddell (A). 2. to the Bell Three tie for third rning totaling 70y3 Aggie’s■ (W). way 6014. between Welty and Brebrick (W) total of Dunn scored a 26 points ■ and Frezieies (A). 12 ft., 9 in. to pace his team when he won 220—1. Dunn (W). 2. Wilhlelm the 100 yard dash in a fast 9.8 (A). 3. Gates (A). 21.7. seconds. The wind was blowing as Discuss—l. Wilhelm (A). 2. Grif- usual in Laramie, the temperature fin (A). Wincovitch (W). 137 ft., was down, and the field hands had 11 Vs in. Zack CU slides back to first base in Jordan, shortstop an to avoid finished the snow attempt being pitied off * just scraping High jump—l. Dyer (A) and * from third baseman Jim David. The action took in the first from the the place inning of the ball i”” track as starting gun Dunn 5 ft., c 1 ,>ed **| Nye (W), (tie); (W). - which the Aggies won 9-5. went off. Also on his list of victor- 10 in. _ ies was {Jie 220 yard dash, 120 yard Broad jump—l. Dunn (W). 2. high hurdles, 220 yard low hurdles, Mellhiney (W). 3. Riddell (A). 21 and the broad jump. He was not ft., 2 in. Diamond Crew Wins quite up to par in the high jump Two mile—l. Krutz (W). 2. Di- Two, Drops One; and settle had to for third—was he Domenico (W). 3. Goble (W). burned up. This man is now the 10:40.2. leading trackster in the mountain 220-yard low hurdles—l. Dunn Sullivan Pace Team states now that David, Jerome Biffle, 2. 3. Against Com (W). Phillips (W). Dyer (A). Denver’s great negro ace is work- 25.2. for Sam. Mark Duncan’s diamond nine a seventh ing Uncle Mile relay—l. Colorado A Sc M enjoyed big inning against the Golden Buffaloes of C*| Riddell Wins rado university last Monday afternoon on the local to (Gates Dodge, Wesswick. Wilhelm). field gain their third victory of the season,gl The Aggies strength in the field 3:36.5. their second decision over the Herd. The lost their first Aggies game two days earlier when the nearly balanced Wyoming’s track Mexico Lobos took a wild fourteen inning victory from the touring Rams. f predominance. George Jones, A SWANS SWIM FOR quartet of plus three Buffalo errors enabled singles the Aggies to break a 5-5 ail school record holder of the javelin deadlock bottom of the seventh. Colorado had taken a 5-2 lead in the of the heave, Bob Vermillion, and Eugene TROPHY IN AMMONS top sixth when Bill Ryder Ushriil and then tallied Spencer blanketed the Waddies in two-run single on an error. The Rams bounced back the event 1,2, 3 in With their on that when homcred with javelin taking eyes prize Holdych Jim I**'li' I.< mii.'li r.» iight field mdxtl in the the order named. Other first bottom of the same frame to David place trophy, women swimmers and on base. Ihe Lobos scored the into K gam* extra innings. winners knot the count led for the Ram thinclads waders from many campus organi- again, by in the bottom ofthe first also, but doubles off the bats of Mun- Tuttle keeps t.aine Going E were Kenny Wilhelm in zations will gather in the Ammons Wally in the bottom of the first also, but den and Mark Vie Starnes, the fourth L&fl the Gordon Riddell in his from 9 McKie. further discuss, pool tomorrow morning by pushing four counters Santisteven liuili t. the final twoA ill usual win in the and until o’clock Bailey started on the g.iw up pole vault, 12 to compete in the across the plate in the third. Rough rum in tin 12th. kitamura mound for the \ It M crew' but smgleiß Rog Dyer split up points with Swan club sponsored swim playday. was who had stopped the latfros cold Molt ttafß Bill Sullivan in the was S.U i lined |c, second, Tom of for first The meet will be on the replaced by in the first two Nye Wyoming judged innings, was nicked seventh. and scored mi a wild UB honors in the with Sullivan blanked the Buffs for three hits pitch. place high jump. point basis, points, given for and one run in the «!m b i.k..i itiiii second, ad'.aail on two hits to receive credit for w Ernie Wesswick and Dave Gates neat placings, being tallied for the lower half of the third. win. mi iwo w.dks and trowed thepUß; final wins the came home 1-2 in the 440 yard dash score to see who the In the fourth frame Dick Kitta- with tin hint nih run on anodfH A Sc M’s Allowance will be made for Rough Saves to warm up tor domina- trophy. Day nuir.i belted a four master wiki Sullivan cane on »B those I found against pitch. tion in the mile relay where, a little women entering individually the going Connie Chambers, the second New the 11th and tmß rather with in the Hughes in teamed with Grif than a tea™ pit .y rough land of en- later, they Dodge Mexico pitcher, and in the sixth within i>ue out of a victory ahH and Ken Wilhelm to home the chantment as they split a two-tilt bring Judging swimming events the Honolulu flash smashed a lint- last half of the 12th. However,W series with In the blue ribbon in the final event will be Miss Elizabeth Miss New Mexico. the first Eorbes, drive which Norfleet triple scored two more walked pnull hitler of the cold meet. Elizabeth and Ed game the Rams started fast and Kratz, Mrs. clout KB Rey- runs. A few minutes later he stored for circuit built was tagged a Dante Di Dominico, Cowboy nolds, Swan club The fol- up a 7-1 lead behind the hurl- sponsor. himself on wild lutde. B a pitch. The sec- first baseman Larry distance his of Harold man won expected mile lowing men have been invited to ing Holdych. Jim Hughes ond half of the sixth down in >k*B was a night- Ihe \ggies went run ribbon and back 2nd in then took over but was shelled from came act as judges in the bathing beauty tw«N»B mare lor the \ggirs as the I fth and the first the box and they saw in the 2-mile event for a contest: Dr. A. D. W. Santi- performance Rankin, G. replaced by 10 lead suit their 2 vanish when the en- Mexico i'.uuis followed into that deserves roses just because it R. L. and W. steven. Santisteven ran trouble jßß- Tompkir., Sneddon, tire New Mexico tame to bat tlicii -ot into trouble ,md»"B in the bottom of when lineup van is a whale of a job to run ten E. Wilmarth. the ninth a laps, roller b? V in an eight run outburst. the sacks \ slow This five run 9-4 lead was 3 on . whittled down miles, any given day. . can Anyone enter as many events Extra Harrow drove »*■/’ to Innings heldet Ihunts man is born with the barrel chest 9-8. With two and the as she wants. She can’t, however, gone bases tun. B and it takes to stand loat’etl, Clarence The Rams moved to the fore deciding spindly legs enter in the advanced classification sophomore 17 hits » B in in the ninth. Lac It tea'ii collected that kind of punishment. Cowboy and "Hutch” Rough strolled and again Holdych tripled beginners classification in the w home hour battle. Hold Hurdler came whiffed the Loho batter to clinch Munden and David with lour tong George Phillips same event. The for the agenda 1 who eel the Affi with two sec- the win. Hcadlee, was inserted in the klt.irtilir.: pat ”; jB through unexpected as it now day stands is: 00 The a liotner. jBI ond place honors in the hurdle Southerners came from be- lineup after Me Kie was thrown out else li gelling 9:00 A.M. six times TB hind three times in the of the m races to bolster the total of his game by the hit a two singles 20 free Saturday umpite, yard style—beginners. homer, afternoon tussle with Kitainura a triple team. Results: and the homer no one aboard. Hughes, 60 free nipped yard style—advanced. rk Aggies 16-15. The A & M nine who relieved Rough in the seventh, single. Inttle >F>» ?f Shot —l. 2. Obstacle 'JjMM put Binley (W) . race—anyone. into homer, double jumped a 20 lead in the first came within one out of victory in with a 3. Pitcher 43 ft. 9:15 A.M. the Achziger (A). (A). the six ti to last of the ninth when Smith singles in ips P^JB 11 in. 20 yard elementary back stroke—- Mile —1. DiDomenic (W). 2. beginners. Waddies Go to Wellman (A). 3. Badley (W). 4.47.4. 60 yard racing back stroke—ad- —1. 2. Vermil- Hardin-Simmons Javelin Jones (A). vanced. EVERYTHING IN JEWELRY feet. lion (A). Spencer (A). 173 9:30 A. M. 440—1. Wesswick 2. Gates The (A). Wading race—beginners, non- Aggie Rodeo Club received 52.9. FINE REPAIRING (A). 3. Carlin (W). swimmers preferred. their invitation to the NIRA WATCH Dunn 60 100-yard ejash—l. (W). yard Medley relay back Championship Rodeo to he held at Elgu* 2. Dodge (W). 3. Wilhelm (A). stroke, breast stroke, free style—- Ft. Worth, Texas this May 9 thru Finest toD Time: 9.8. anyone. IS. Ham>l of hurdles—1. Dunn Balloon The A 8c 120-yard high race—anyone. M cowboys, now stand- Bulot* 3. in 5th Diamonds (W). 2. Phillips (W). Dyer (A). 9:45 A.M. ing place with a chance of 15.4. 20 yard back—beginners. climbing to second at the Ft. Worth 12* racing phone 880—Poredo 2. contest, will»T **•be MV among the first Worley (A). IIIL 118 N. (W). III.*11 "llll/Hj' College S&H Green Stamps Hurst 2:07.2. on (W). (Continued page 12) (Continued on page 9) COLLEGIAN APRIL 20. 195 T 9 GIRLS SPORTS Golfers Lose Twice fo Powerful New by Bette Sauer Mexico Team; to DU Tomorrow that Play sHl'm flatter^ 1 you’re reading •SR column while drinking your The Phil 6 and suffered a 5, and 6 and 4. ot coffce blU 11 Aggie golfers Ray tuP > (Kd-morning double defeat the hands Urich Wins member and at of pow- \ w.A.A. you ., erful New Mexico last and Jim Urich came Satur- vote in the W.A.A. Friday through !Sn( cast your Saturday. Coach Gausman’s day with the only victory of down that of boys Aggie on cup [ |(r , J)Ut well what will the match for the played against prob- by beating Jim Ortega fold your newspaper to 3 and to ably prove be the up 1 go. Urich had com- Ammons and toughest ag- I (R, class, and get to of divot mand of the match all the gregation diggers they will wav. ballot for your candidate. ' HE that meet He this season. New Mexico won gained his lead in the this is chainc early ! jtKmenibe!. gals, your the medal match, and held play both days with on to it for the officers for next '(K.t your year, cards that read under of the circut. two par. Jim completion After Urich’s ‘ IB v0te! Frost, the first man for the Lobos, victory, he and Ray teamed sheets scored a to win the medal to again the Lobos softball sign up must seventy up give on some Frank Friday, and A1 Boyd won on difficulty. Urich and (j^H turned uuo Miss or Helen Ray had Saturday with a Ortega and all tied .today by four o'clock. The repeat perform- Boyd up ance. on the seventeenth, and at the igiSumameiu starts May 1, so get it looked if Phil Freeman the eighteenth green, as lllKse teams to practicing, you again played would number one for the though they again be tied team and wish to spot ! IKn't on a play Aggies and up, but A1 was able to sink tliere is met Frost both Boyd !§■ the tournament a sign Jim days. Frost’s round a long putt to take the match 1 the exceptional |H, sheet for Toss-Up team on Friday up. gave him the match 5 and 3 bulletin board in Ammons. up ; §Ke a d D B ,ice Next weekend have been two b to He 6 and 4. the Aggies will in both the ? T ‘g reasons why Colo- go. won Saturday SKu niust participate rado A Sc M s defending champion baseball again be to team is a Dan hampered by having and softball tournaments given good chance Lee Paul Halter, B8(llevbjll to in played the conference race. repeat Both are from their home course. first yefr men "and S35 who has play away retain or W.A.A. distinguished himself as wish to gain first base and Boice will ((you plays center field. They travel to Denver to meet an this outstanding collegiate golfer. l&ibility quarter. another star studded Two squad. Joe weeks ago Halter was runner Paul termination of the Lynch, McMullin, and Bill ((as the volley- up in the western Amateur Open Aggie Nine Meets Harris have all been draws the DU. Pioneers playing un- dail tournament nigh, held at El Centro, California. Last fine for and usually golf Denver uni- ("fending' (hange upsets occur, year when the N.C.A.A. tourney this will be determined and versity year. (fhe winner by Today Tomorrow in Denver was held at Albuquerque, Halter of three in of finished (■two out games case Attempting to again in the runner up pick up where they left off last the Colo- Tin year, He his matches (■tie. tournament standings as rado spot. won Friday Aggie baseball team will to Denver end of the week, of journey today and to- and with Lee ( pi the April Saturday 5 and 4, and Saturday, April 21, the North- morrow to with tangle the Pioneer nine in an 2 and 1. Lee (ilth are: important pair of shot a very good ern Colorado nigh school invi- conference Next round with games. Tuesday they will again entertain the on Saturday, finishing tational track meet will be held Hl\M w L Pts % Herd from a 73. on the Colorado A& M track. Thundering Colorado U. on the local diamond. 4 1 8 .800 Freeman For the of the Northern Last year the all four and Lee shot their cream 4 18 .800 Aggies swept games from Hilltop Harry Colorado doubles rounds with Halter and track take a look enroute to the conference crop, ( Jrute-Dcbs 3 2 6 .600 crown den will Frost. at the talent tomorrow after- and will be in left field and Don today they out to ex- open Sgma Kappa 2 2 4 .500 their Boice will be stationed in center. A1 another of New noon. tend mastery over the Pion- Boyd, Mex- (f 1:11111.1 Phi Beta 2 3 4 .400 F.ither or Bill Mullane will eers. Denver lost their last Holdych ico’s defeated Delta 2 3 4 .400 opener outstanding golfers, man the other outer week to the Denver Bears picket. Delta 2 3 4 .400 classy IL2 in abbreviated six ... Zeta 1 3 2 .250 an inning contest, Les Pedicord for 1 3 2 .250 sparked : is SSi the homer collegians by clubbing a i : (Bln Tuesday nights games. Sigma INTRAMURALS over the field wall. Bob defeated Delta Zcta and right by Roger Dyer Knickrrhm, erstwhile Pioneer i * Up won from Tri Delta. eager, batted in the other D.U. run.

The probable lineup will have Due to an error by Bo Cowel, 'am believe it make Rodeo Knickrehm at first, Day on second, who can, or not, ... the Ski Hi « * Collis at third and Cooper at short- mistakes, die totals of IM I Pedicord, Boltz and Frfurdt tournament were not correct last teams to compete at the stop. the will the outer Don week. One of the boys on Sig- Rogers Memorial Stadium. patrol gardens. Carline will from behind ma Chi team was recorded as ski- Lilley, who is now second in operate the unattached instead of for his plate. The will ing ( ■> riding, will head the six man pitching likely lx1 handled by Chrisman, Pond, and team and so the total of three men Bob Wallower, Rod Frary, to not calculated. mi. Johnson. needed place was By* Chase, Bill Mundell, and Joe Bob Wentz substituted in for one will will be the third jV"!' complete the team, each Tuesday’s game of the team members who the and the Buf gradu- to bring back their share meeting of Aggies ated but did not credit for it in BB the faloes this both of the get AN many trophies and prizes season, previ- the totals. The team been point points fKiu ous contests having won by Chi—- stacked up like this: Sigma the Rams, 13-4 and 9 5. The same ■ B Oik o! the top teams of last year's -20, SAE—19, Indeans—6, and Colorado lineup will probably be will not b** represented at Lambda Chi—s. Sorry folks. used against the Aggies once more. BBe year's Ijig rodeo. Wyoming U’s The weatherman has been help- Trick, Johnson and Ryder will be rodeo is for the scheduled and the softball tourna- in the outfield and Corbetta, ing out c May, ■H® weekend as die Ft. Worth is in full and will fill out the ment swing. Any night Jordan Branby Co-op iid the Laramie that choose, there is cowboys infield. the pitching will you plenty University of Arizona BB’-’nt desert Handling their home show. action the diamonds west of Tucson, Ari*o*a C.^ be Hagin. Either Nix, Manire, of on ■Hopes will send both and teams to do the Flail, so ease on out Brookshire or Anderson will Lory E f>! i tests. Results: Ot^ twirling. gander! VZ. to A ■ inning score as League many points the will a All Aggie pitchers get m i«w«2 P°ss'kle for Chi over ATO. BJP next years cham- week- April 3—Sigma chance to see action over the ® the Nu over Theta Rodeo Club is send- April I—Sigma fIIDRI , end. Either Dutch Rough or H r- tf.iv 1 a irn' tCj, n to Hardin Simmons Chi |E old will pitch the rst game 4" Holdych over ATO. iB” ,n* 26-28. The will be 9—Sigma Nu In Tucson, Arizona, the Co-op on team and Randall will catch. April e with Denver HP same as A League that chosen for Ft. the initial Goebel will cover By "th. Plans Harry 3—SAE over Lambda Chi. the is favorite student are now being made the April campus a sack and David will play senU Jim 4—SPE over Phi Tau. IB squads to Idaho May 4, 5. the turn April far corner, While keystone AV 9—Phi Delt over Phi Tau. At the H yoming, and McKie April gathering spot. Co-op— possibly will be handled bv Mark State. Mun- (Continued on page 10) and Dick Kitamura. Wally Z z 0 Coca-Cola is the favorite drink. z With the college crowd at the

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' 10 ' '• . '*V> - '' • esters. TP? will no doubt finish on time unless Intramurals... April 11—Cismo t n as Cluhub Old Main gives way the games ov«r C Apr.l 12—Hr. tag REMARKS League ng - ov SNYDE are played in the basement. Here ciub. * 4—Hawaiian Club overASCE April the Snyder are the results of games last By Jack D League week: over South April 9 April 3—Dustbowlers * HP A League 0V« Hall. Camp. Ir^K of other Nu It’s about time Colorado A & M began to iollow the lead April 11—Sigma over Farm- over April 9 April 4—Cavaliers Student Cavalier, letter for three house. . Skyline conference schools and began to award jackets ov& ? Union. Apni lniit® 9-Dustbowlen n in minor such as and tennis. 11—ACC over Theta Chi. n year men sports golf Stu April Xi. over juKW April 12—Trailer Camp over for their efforts. 1 Chi over ATO. As it now stands these men receive letter sweaters April 12—Sigma dent Union. The badmintjw. ißf believe that the school should award them in honor of three B jackets years South League April 12—Cavaliers over doubles tournament hjt of varsity participation in a sport. April 12—SPE over Acacia. Hall. gressed to ,he in the entire fim Dick Kitamura is one of the finest defensise shortstops 12—SAF. over Phi Tau. 0 12—Dustbowlers over In- April s° we will is April wait a f western he fine arm and in addition ew regions, possesses a throwing C deans. League we see who j, and see him starki at the If you don’t believe me, go out plenty strong plate. ball is 9—ASME forfeit to For- osslblc i Volley not hampered by April P w,ntsnders fo?£ ‘wi£ action Beter to Denver ibis week- in against CU this Tuesday. yet, go

in action I end and see Dick and his playmates against a vastly improved The will mark the of the con- Denver university team. games oj>ening ference for the defending champion Rams.

Since there isn’t too much to write about this week, I'm going to the stick my neck out and attempt to pick major leagues. four In the American league the race seems to stock up as a team race with the defending champion New York Yankees, Boston's Red Sox, For this Cleveland s Indians and the Detroit Tigers all in the scramble. in for the corner it looks as though the Red Sox should be a shoo pennant, looked that for the last but on the other hand they’ve way three years. They’ve added Lou Boudreau of the Cleveland Indians, and Rae Scar- staff. borough, their old nemesis on the mound has joined the hurling This along with Vern Stephens, Dropo, Doerr, Goodman and DiMaggio make them mighty rough to beat. the of New York has too many old men to repeat, despite addition hottest rookie in the Mickey Mantle, claimed by some to be the history the be but I doubt whether of majors. Casey Stengel may a miracle-worker, of Ed he can continue to pull surprises out of the bag. The loss Lefty Don't test one brand alone Ford to the armed services is liable to prove too much to overcome. In the National league I’m going to stick with the defending cham- pion Philadelphia Phillies. They’ve got youth, speed and worlds of ...compare them alii hustle. The loss of star hurler Curt Simmons will hurt, but if Roberts can

pick up where he left off last year and some of their veterans can come through they should repeat. The Bums from Brooklyn and Giants from New York will give plenty of It end first in cone etition. could up by being the triple tie the history ask you of the Of course the Louis C we never majors. St. rds and Boston Braves can’t be others, counted but don’t have the Unlike out completely, they seem to power to stay there with the leaders. If Sal and Hearn continue to We say... up Maglie Jim can brand alone. show their 1950 form the Giants could take it all, I personally don’t to test our think do and they can it, Leo Durocher doesn’t have any more Walker m«»« and Mize’s MORRIS... Cooper’s Johnny to break up ball games with homers. compare PHILIP As far as the are who knows If Newcombe can Dodgers concerned, ... his 1949 form and Robinson and and orr,s regain Hodges Campenella con- Ph,l,p tinue to murder the ball, dem bums might take down the bunting. Philip Morris...Mh ‘any other Ram Netmen with New Mexico against cigare^e. Split choice.. make your own In a two day match with New Mexico at Albuquerque, Les Then Stimmel’s tennis team broke even, winning on Friday 5-4 and losing by the same margin on Saturday. try thi* TIRTI match featured a clean of the doubles and two Friday’s sweep any phiup MOB«iS-ond out Take a wins of six matches in the singles. Here is a rundown of Then, here* a other cigarette. Friday’s results: In doubles Tom Reach and do: it was you Taul Tako a George Janzen over and Taul either cigarette. Burdg lost to 3 6, 4-6. Light up Manri 10-8, 5-7, 6-3 in the first s-l-o-w-l-y Zasadzinski defeated McCracken 1 ff—don't inhale—and with Zasasdzinski and pu match; John 6-3, 4-6, 6-2. nose. let the smoke come through your Don Burdg over Genta and Mc- Munn lost to Miller 4-6, 6-2, 4-6. Cracken 6-8, 6-3, 6-2 in the second; the same thing Bjorklund defeated Groene 6-1, Now do exactly Munn and Carl win- Jim Bjorklund 6-4. 2 cigarette. ning from Miller and Leonard in with the other Doubles: the last 6-3, 6-1. PHILIP MORR'S Reach and NOTICE THAT Janzen over Mann and The Singles: IRRITATING, Taul 6-4, 6-4. IS DEFINITELY LESS Reach lost to Genta 4-6, 4-6. and Burdg Zasadzinski over Genta milderj Janzen lost to Mann 4-6, 3-6. DEFINITELY and McCracken G-2. 6 2. Zasadzinski lost to Taul 3-6, 3-6. Munn and Bjorklund lost to Mil- Burdg defeated McCracken 6-1, ler and Groene 4-6. 6-2. 6-4, 5-7,

Bjorklund lost to Miller 2-6, 2-6. This week the tennis players gr» Remember.. • Munn Groene defeated 6-1,6-0. up against Denver university, who match Saturday’s was a tough one are ranked among the foremost to lose as the team lost two matches teams in the country. The Pioneers in whichthey held early leads. have added Jack Ter Borg, former These are the results Southern Cal. ace and Clayton AX? NOQ6ARE Benham, Denver and Singles: city champ ■ m v’ ' JuBBBb Reach Genta lost to 3-6, 3-6. ranking state contender to their km ** :§L.m Janzen lost to Mann 4-6, 4-6. already powerful aggregation. - HANGOVEH Cones Malts

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na Parking Space at Rear of Building MORRIS FOR PHILIP Graduates Face COLLEGIAN APRfL 20. I©sf 11 ROTC Immediate Call RALSTON . .. PURINA TO SEND DIRECTOR who will receive their Activity I f cadets reserve ROTC commissions and be Rm OF this will subject to call to - 303, PERSONNEL HERE TO INTERVIEW Hcrees year immediate active dutv Ag. Bldg. E. to Col. Stephen Bullock, professor of ■cording military science Wednesday, April 25th Mr. A. W. Moise, Director of Personnel of the Ralston A Purina at Colorado & M college. A Ifid tactics Cappeila Choir, 5:00 Lee:. of St. Louis, p.m., Company Missouri, will be on the campus Tuesday who will be called include: Rm., If Those men deferred from Physics Bldg. induction evening, April 24 and Wednesday, April 25 to interview students Service under an ROTC Lancers, 5:00 East ■ Selective agreement and who "have p.m., Lounge. who interested in 5:00 are positions with their of p.m., Gold Room. company. 838. jiian two years prior Jpur, j ( have three of •student Council, 7:00 They types openings; f»L military service as officers; p.m., Gold Room. 1. Sales iff who did not execute an Positions*—Qualifications, c and Applications Chemistry Club, 7:00 Chem. men between 22 and 30 deferment agreement Being p.m., Debaters Travel years Bldg. with farm had less than two years or rural background, have Received Livestock Club, 7:00 Rm. School Gradu- active military service as by p.m„ 203, To Colorado preferably Ag. ig prior Ag. Spgs. Bldg. ates. Also interested in General Bicers, warrant officers or enlisted Lancers in Drive Sigma Tau, 7:00 p.m., M.E. For Science or Economics students others who volunteer. Bldg. Tournament 1K,,; ar,d t hraieres, 7:00 • p.m., Ammons Hall. with a rural background. ATTENTION FRESHMEN commissioned reserve of- Agronomy Club, 7:15 p.m., Green A of debate 2. Production Trainees* iftsewly MEN1! 1 group students went Me- have not executed an Room. jfik-, who to Colorado chanical Lancers, Springs last Satur- or general engineering and honorary AVMA, 7:15 Vet. Audit. IKjc deferment agreement sophomore p.m., The of with men’s day. group was composed background fairly high organization, is now Beta had over two of ac- Sigma Phi IK, have years Gay Nineties, 8:00 Robert Ochiltree, Ronald Miller, mechanical aptitude. There is service as cepting applications for IBor of- pledg- p.m., Ballroom. a future active military Kennith Iverson, and Robert Bueh- good in this type of enlisted ing. Lancers, a service warrant otficers or organi- ler and lErs, was accompanied Don- position as many men selected zation, has certain Thursday, April 26th by be ordered to the qualifications will not ald Nelson. They participated in here eventually become plant 11:00 service without their applicants must meet. Psychology Club, a.m., Gold IBjve military Appli- the Colorado-Wyoming De- superintendents. cants Room. Spring must have an accumula- this time. bate Meet. at The team of Buchler 3. Office Trainees*—Persons with tive Orthesis, 3:30 Ammons grade average of 2.5 or p.m., Hall. and Ochiltree won all of their broad who will be called A pre- training work well men to or Cappeila 5:00 IB higher have made a 2.7 Choir, Lect. Eligible or p.m., debates. In the final de- with the liminary people. service during summer higher last Since Rm., Physics quarter. Lanc- Bldg. bate for the championship tourna- Persons interested in the sales third in one-tnird ers has AUS, 5.00 Ammons Hall. I;Hl951, one July, traditions and p.m., many ment the A & M team lost to should attend tite in ISA positions a general ■ and remainder honors to Dancing Class, 5:00 Ball- August uphold, only men of p.m., Pueblo Junior college. at 7:30 with the that room. meeting p.m., Tuesday, provision honesty, integrity and loyalty The intramural debate April 24 in Room 127, Ag Build- volunteer will Collegiate 4-H tourna- Bly officer may to report be accepted. One of the Club, 7:00 p.m., ment for the is ing. Interviews for all K' he Gold Room. college being run positions in or August if main of is duty July projects Lancers to will be held off at the time. The ex- at the Placement of- Columbian Club, 7:00 West present desires. supervise the of the p.m., E§| painting fice, Room temporary was held 202, Administflation "A” Lounge. Wednesday during the fall. This is the 11, the oral Building, all Industrial Arts night, April interpre- day Wednesday, April first of Club, 7:00 project the new actives. p.m., and students tation was given April 12. The 25, who are interested blanks be Woodshop. Committee Application may ob- first and should there for NSA second debate was held go appointments Seigga Ski Club, 7:00 East tained from active Lancer. p.m., any the of 16 and 17. and for further information re- Lounge. night April There Attends N. Mexico is limited to 50 Membership are nine fraternities and sorori- the different lau lota garding openings. men. First Omega, 7:15 p.m.. Pre- come, first served. ties entered. Recent students from Colorado Panel Discussion school. Don't in delay securing an ap- Colorado A & M has been A & M Ralston Pur- Phi desig- employed by Alpha Omega, 7:30 p.m., Col- plication. nated as an alternate to the Na- ina are Amerman, Parker, umbine Room. Murray, I Bren members of the NS A com- tional Debate Tournament and Mahan. "Somewhere”, 7:30 Ammons spon- mittee Miss Symms, p.m., accompanied by sored the U. S. Acad- Hall. by Military dean of students, jour- emy at West Poir.t, which is Horse Shoe, 7:00 Green being last weekend to Las Lucky p.m., Vegas, Japanese Ladies held on the last week of Room. April. Men’s and Women’s IS v Mexico, to attend the Rocky For this tournament A & M is in Student Court, 4 to 6 Gold NSA To Visit p.m., Billfolds pSountain Regional conven- Aggies District 4 of eleven Room. composed Held at Highlands university, states. Schools are chosen on their ASME, 6:00 Green Room. 14: convention 75 p.m.. was attended by Colorado A 8c M will have four forensic ability. The four schools “ BHii from colleges and Japanese women, their interpreter, Friday, April 27th entered were Kansas university, in Colorado and New and their American leader Nebraska group Alpha Tau Omega Dinner Dance, Wesleyan university, HOFFMAN m this Kansas State Teachers as guests Sunday. They are on 6:30 Ladd's Covered college, Em- p.m., Wagon. JEWELRY STORE a visit of schools and Kansas, and Saint O’laf col- three-day Lyceum “Take Me Out to poria, «A panel composed of Dick Stock- the social services. Their includes Minn. tour 7 & 9 Old Main lege, Northfield, 109 East Mountain Nancy Harris, Sand- Ballgame” p.m., Margaret six land grant colleges in New Audit. Rudy Narod, and Elaine Phone 552-W York. Mississippi. Colorado, Utah, Christian was Campus Fellowship, 7:00 substituted for a key ■te and Oregon. West Lounge. speech. Titled **X College in p.m.. ROY L. GOODWIN The Associated Women Students Tau 8:00 the was used as Alpha Alpha Party, p.m., panel of Colorado A & M will College Green & Gold Room. Optometrist material concerning student be their hostesses for dinner eft■■ernment Sunday activities for discussion County Home Demonstration, 2 to in Rockwell Hall and will also ac- 146 South College Phone 1104 graups latti. Ihe discussion 4 p.m., Green Room. | groups On company them to Estes Park. % included study of students in their second day the group will international situation and in J.M. McDonald visit Denver Opportunity School, |B*cutional affairs. Denver Extension Office and will NEUTZE'S ilat(l k. observe woik in Adams | |» Lowenstein, national 4-H club of first will be Your Friendly Home Owned S&H Green Furniture Store Headquarters NSA, flew to the con- County. Their day Stamp and visits with {Bition from NSA's national of- spent in conferences Across Street East the in the of Post Office—Fort Collins for Wisconsin. homemakers near W lie spoke to the Japanese about NSA in the national brighten.

WESTERN by regional president Roiner. SPECIAL the convention plen- SWANSON STUDIO sessinns produced several reso- TIES |f . Sunday Nights HATS PHONE 259 Only conterning improvements 128 SOUTH COLLEGE student and government i-W j () f relations between m Fried Chicken W 8^V;rmnents of this region. e Action BELTS of new regional of- cbnia\ed the two day con- Plate bon ■ ' w*th Patrick Eagan of STUDENT LAUNDRY college being chosen —includes— ■jP* regional FINISHED 15c 10c POUND- SHIRTS JEANS One-half Swift’s

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with folded Pat Bast Standing arms are and Joyce Long, coeds rado A Sc M as they benignly die gaze uj>on audience. In fell second from the left are Dick anil picture Kammeyer Ewing Jf H to the of * as they sing accompaniment Stumm's ukelele. In tlw» nfa students from two photos are pictured Greeley imheir exchange* • with A Sc M. The first two scenes are those oi th sentbly Aggie 4* which shown are being all over the state.

CSCE and A & M Exchange Very ROTC Inspectors Scholarships Open .. . Successful Progress To A& M Frosh to Assembly Programs Coming to A & M lyn Watkins, junior physical edu- Camp Miniwanca On Thursday evening. April 12, the NSA exchange assembly h* cation and Tim CSCE was in the ballroom of the Student Union. On major, Sutton, Colonel Stephen E. Bullock, pro- presented the{MI math ous the A & M had sophomore major, represen- fessor of Military Science and Tac- Two scholarships and two fellow- night, exchange group journeyed to Greeley top tatives; and form for a house on the Last Ray Bostock, junior tics, and Lt. Colonel Samuel W. ships are being offered to Aggie packed Grecly campus. night Wvotq sciences and the third in the series of free general major, Kenny Parks, professor of Air Science students to the American Youth university presented exchange eim-rtainw* in the NSA Committee. Wilhelm, junior general agri- and Tactics, at Colorado A & M Foundation leadership training sponsored by culture, alternates. that The show was a of talent, college have announced the camp in Shelby, Michigan. Selec- presented by Greeley variety includisfi cariacalure artist who roved the audience annual federal inspection of both tion of candidates to attend Camp through sketching campus p Bill Scott, science sopho- general then with of the and air force units will Miniwanca will be made soon sonalities, and on the stage a dramatization ik nominated for army appeared more, was junior and home "Foolish Another dubbed the "Mario Lun be conducted on April 25, 26. through the schools of eco- song Questions." performer, class president; Tom Purvance, vet of renditions of "Be and "It Ain't Necesni will nomics and agriculture. One fresh- Greeley, gave My Love” medicine sophomore, vice presi- The army inspection team followed an encore. be of Colonel H. D. Mc- man from each of the schools will So,” by dent; Marianne Boyd, vocational composed One vocalists Bill the of the shea of Science be selected for the two scholarships of the teamed with Kelly, emcee home economics sophomore sec- Hugh, professor Military which cover two weeks at to ‘Aba-Daba the show, CSC! and Tactics at Indiana which expenses sing Honeymoon.” Following retary; A1 Reiten, vet medicine university, of well students the NSA Committee held a coHtehc* Indiana, and Lt. the camp in August. One junior as Aggie attended, sophomore, treasurer; Annette Bloomington, each division will be selected for for the visitors in the Gold Room. Baldwin, music sophomore, and Colonel R. A. MacGregor, profes- of Science and Tactics the fellowship which includes two Jerry Heinie, animal production sor Military weeks at well two weeks sophomore, representatives; John at Purdue university, Lafayette, camp as as Swan touring St. Louis. Any student in- . .. Brewer, animal husbandry sopho- Indiana. terested in these awards should 40 fin YOUR OWN and Frankee yard race—anyone. more, Page, general ROIC The Air Force unit will Miss Norma Walker in 10:00 A.M. science alternates. contact sophomore, be Colonel A. G. inspected by home economics or T. O. Thatcher Diving—3 dives—advanced. LAUNDRY Evanoff. of Air Science * Bob Gray, animal husbandry professor in agriculture. 10:15 A.M. and Tactics at Coe Cedar freshman was nominated college, 120 free sopho- These awards were discussed in yard style—advanced. SERVICE Lt. SELF class Harold Felde, Rapids, lowa, Colonel W. W. 20 more president; a meeting of the Miniwanca club yard side stroke—beginners. vice Ott, and C. Davis, agriculture freshman, presi- Major J. pro- on Wednesday, April 11. Aggie 100 yard free style—beginners. fessor of Air Science and Tactics Maytag dent; Lois Carol Brown, general students who have attended Mini- 10:30 A.M. and Wringer science Bob at North Dakota State Automatic freshman, secretary; college. wanca include; Bob Boyd. Joyce 20 yard flutter board race—any- Grand Forks, North Dakota. Washers Babcock, math freshman, treasurer; Newell, Lois Dottie one. m Borgmann, Bob Felker, general science fre'h- The annual review for the in- Link, Bob Zimbleman, Bob 40 yard breast stroke—advanced. Vasey, Fluff Dry and will be held Bob man, James Jensen, general specting party on Smartz, Raleigh Brooks, Shir- 10:45 A.M. science freshman, representatives; Wednesday, April 25, at 4:00 Miller, Paul Hurt, Bob p.m. ley Jasser- Cork game—4 players. Shirts Finished Bill Wolfe, horticulture freshman, The site for the review will be Anne and and Horlacher. They may 11:00 A.M. and Buz sciences the Martin, general college intramural softball be seen on Wednes campus next W Beauty Contest—anyone. Pb field located ont freshman, alternates. just west cf Lory Hall day wearing their checkerboard 216 So. Mason 11:15 A.M. end Post Off* at the west of Laurel street. shirts and will be happy to answer In A/iev Wett of Vivian Slocum, vocational home Watermelon scramble—team of The is in about general public cordially any questions Camp Mini- economics was nominated as 4 players. junior vited to attend. wanca. the senior representative to the board of publications; Frank Abra-

hamson, English sophomore, as the COME TO NOW AVAILABLE junior representative; and Phyllis

Brown, bacteriology freshman, as A & M the sophomore reprsentative. ALS & BUDS NEWSSTAND RECORDINGS OF COLORADO

more and Bryan 177 NORTH COLLEGE BAND CHOIR ORCHESTRA Bryan O'Neill, animal husbandry FOR MAGAZINES OF: *» sophomore, was nominated to the House Designs and Interiors An Entire Band Concert—l 12" LP activity council; and George Krog, b* LP Radio and Movie Bachs Cantata No. 4, A Sc M Choir—l 10" vet medicine sophomore, to the Jl.OO to Other from student union board. Hot Rod Selections on Standard or 45 RPM Building Manuals r Photography, etc. Picnic! Everything for a MEIERS STUDIO at ALSO: 01* 218 Tanton Food Lines Newspapers, Candy, Tobacco, and Pipes

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