Andrews And Stoll To Edit Collegian Rocky Board of Publications Selects Editor Mountain And Business Manager for 1951-52 Bill Andrews, junior English major of Greeley, Colorado, and Bob Stoll, sophomore of Fort chemistry major Collins, were ap- pointed editor and business manager of the COLLEGIAN at a collegian special of the Board meeting of Publications last Tuesday morning. Andrews, who will take office next for the 1951- FORT COLLINS. September, years SJLIX COLORADO - FRIDAY. was APRII n 1951 52, managing editor last fall and No. 23 quarter, copy editor the winter and spring quarters. Andrews’s Constitutional Revision Presented application was con- to sidered along with those of Vivian JUDGING CONTEST Slocum, present society editor, and Council; Frank Many Changes Suggested DATE ANNOUNCED Abrahamson, present fea- ture editor. Stoll, who will also constitutional The revision There will be assume duties in has committee, headed by Claude a judging con- September, announced at the last Student test for the KotichMercer been assistant business Klomon, Council that trophy manager meeting it for this next Saturday, 14. and ad solicitor Bd finished its recommendations, which will April Anyone past year, be presented at the who has had is and collector his freshman or now taking year. institutional Convention on April 21, 1951. AH 5 is Stoll’s the eligible to enter. For application was only further one received ■ The committee Elaine details see next week’s by Ralph Murphy, members, Carlson, Margaret Sandhouse COLLEGIAN. of the Board, for that of Neil president iwt Holloway, Brooks and George Scott have been working business manager. ten * for the nast weeks trying to This has been the second suc- the constitution, and fit it cessive year in which the follow- the actuai needs of the student ■tg Dean Explains Selective ing year's COLLEGIAN editor and |Alv. Service business manager have been sel- ected in this fashion. In the sHn 1919 the constitution was com- previ- ous student vote deter- S but at the years, body pktely revised, time sev- College Qualifications Tests mined the two positions. ■ crsl new innovations were tried, The By Bill Andrews remainder of the staff which working capabilities could Bill Andrews In will assist in an exclusive COLLEGIAN putting out next ■k be appreciated until they had interview this week Dean J. C. year’s COLLEGIAN, will be chosen used certain Clevenger revealed details for a length of on the recently-inaugurated Selective Spring Enrollment by Andrews and published in the Kdjjjit. Now, after two years of actual Service College Qualifications Testing program. He attended a dis- COLLEGIAN at a later date. Bilik with the constitution the dif- Shows cussion of the held in Slight program Denver by Col. William Reed, Colo- Drop boards and committees of rado state for the selective service director, afternoon. Registration spring quar- Ktll Associated Students have had Tuesday Courtlyn ter has reached 5,152 ac- Hotchkiss also attended from Colorado A students, ■ alopponunits to discover its weak & M. Others in attend- to Stella A & M ance included Dr. cording Morris, HHi!!!-,, and make Toepelman of recommendations This is the the registrar. not final American Council Educa- ing Service, Princeton, N. to them. on J. upon correct total, for few tion however, a registra- and representatives from the completion. Applications are NOT tions remain to be tabulated. which other available at the IBfajor changes are pro- colleges in the state. college. This is a from the committee v/ho slight drop fall by include the According to Dean Only persons are now en- Clevenger, and winter of rolled in will be quarter registrations the Board of Arch- the tests to be administered will be college eligible but Miss Morris to take the emphasized that B a piovision by which candi- of the and test. Veterinary stu- general intelligence the percentage of decrease is no without dents, advanced ROTC students party affiliation will ability type similar to the armed than normal. and freshmen and greater There are to run for forces AGCT sophomore stu- any office, ap- tests. Their purpose usually a number of students who of is dents who have been for publication salaries by the to provide local draft boards accepted home work the farms the advanced ROTC stay to on Council, and other with evidence of the relative course are pro- qual- this deferred and need during quarter. by which the Student Coun- ifications of for already not take registrants college The released the examination. It is incomplete figures 4will be able to E operate more ef- The test scores of anticipated study. regis- by Miss Morris’ office reveal that there will be fewer than 800 a I ficiently. trants will the local boards provide decrease of 301 from last students who will wish be quarter’s with evidence of their to tested >n aptitude 3453 students and 21 an all a of 634 April school consti- on this drop |B for continuing work campus. u »al college from fall enrollment of H convention will be held, The tests will be administered quarter’s Blanks which to make by 3786. Bob Stoll v'h' c h time the upon Although this seem to g^P representatives of the Office of Student Affairs and may application to take the test may be a larrge decline, enrollment Rathe councils, boards and com- will be on 26, be obtained from the local draft given May June 16, °f die dropped by 417 between winter iß^s Associated Students, and 30 this No after 12 and June year. person boards April should and lives of the quarter, 1950, spring quarter Air political crg- Arnold I^Rresenta be mailed to the Educational Test- on Society (Continued page 3) of the same and representatives of year. ma r To Hold Picnic and I-1 j° social organizations will 3 dian. EB* e to discuss all the pro- 'l Chosen Rodeo Formal Initiation |V( changer. Joyce Zeeck Queen By Livestock Club Arnold Air Society will hold an of the informal initiation ■BWembers faculty and ad- Harmon Saturday night, 'Stratl°n avc and Nixon at 6 in the a lso been invited April 7, p.m. M'litary or(^tr to I ■ j sent the views of To Be building. Pledges and actives are Attendants reminded that P° U The in they are required P’ students gen- to be there and are Last as part of the initi- * nv‘ , ed to particippate in Wednesday night the Live- [V ation members and will stock Club selected Zeeck, pledges la convention if interested, but Joyce journey into the hills for an out- ■ sophomore Physical Education ma- request, a to make I arrangements ing. jor from Lamesa, to as lthe Texas, reign I Associated Students office Sunday morning. April 8, at 8:30 queen of the College Days rodeo. a.m. members and Wecn now and Miss pledges will April 12. Zeeck, who is a Kappa Delta, again meet in the build- was chosen from 10 candidates for Military ing for the first formal intiation the honor of being Rodeo Queen of Arnold Air for 1951. Society pledges on the Aggie campus. enior A who vote of the Livestock Club ||. f expect to grad- * and J ut)c membership a riding |H. > 1951, are reminded ability the test were the basis > arf have on which Joyce required to a WYOMING UNIVERSITY etl was chosen as The physical examination queen. test EXCHANGE ASSEMBLY was held last Saturday and graduation. These ex- judged " itions Dr. Durrell. R should be by completed GIRLS e "dddle of Nixon and Pat Hannon the quarter. Joyce HORSES were selected as K 'onumems are to be made at queen attendants. 1,1,1 Pat Harmon Service office. is a senior Animal COWBOYS ■ A w from Rainbow n^"(‘ and transfer students Husbandry major 11 Ranch in Gunnison and Nix- Student Union Ballroom Bhi.j' ,:ot re P°rt Saturday for Joyce who for Rodeo is the coeds competed Queen. on a sophomore Animal Hus- si physical examinations, Pictured above are Aggie II .mi* I APRIL r and THURSDAY, 12 r Harmon, McMann, Shirley bandry from ■L 'V° t at the Health Ser- Standing—Pat Rvan, Pat Jeanenne major Wheatridge, s Colorado. All of 8:00 P.M. 800,1 as Honholtz, Zeeck, Nixon, these are ac- possible. r ,l.il Seated on the rail—Shirley Joyce Joyce girls for ,he tive members of the Livestock Club. 11Wait. Anne Robb, »«. not ~re*n.,re*n. picture. 2 APRIL. «, 10St COLLEGIAN

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the National Students Association con- Nineteen of the twenty-nine student delegation to Independent at Kansas as was The was held Lawrence, pre- vention from Colorado A& M are shown above. convention rri Student Affairs accom- Brooks, national Braden of the Office of sided over by Aggie Raleigh president. Myron -Photo by Foreman panied the group to ihe convention.

Aggie Students Attend NISA Conference; Win Trophies

this year’s N.I.S.A. Colorado A & M had a delegation of 29 students, including Raleigh Brooks, Kansas, to take part in the tenth president in attendance, along with 40 other colleges at Lawrence, V The of last weeks convention 1951 annual National Independent Students Association convention. purpose and of ideas for of Independent Student government. was a stimulation exchange solving problems aimed at the services of independent “The long purpose of such a study would be increasing unaf*iliated the establishment of a that will help the organizations an incouraging positive program

— student to realize a his Tom Duane Thompson, benefit from undergraduate Jean Mariow from the University Gray, Laura Marian educational opportunities,” said of Southern Illinois to reign as Harris, Clore, Jan- Lois Mr. Brooks. Sweetheart. A& M students re- ette Werth, Borgmann, Bob first Alcott, Irene Alcott, and Eleanor ceive a trophy for taking A & M student Robert Zimbel- I'ehrn Braden l*'A in the individual school dis- also attended. Myron uU place >u, Bacltin man chairman of the Moun- W«^' Rocky for the plays. A Sc M student Tom Gray was sponsor uip. tain region on N.1.5.A., directed His was for received a trophy, too. a special commission which layed winning first place as National Hog NOTICE: plans for National and Regional Purdue, was The Action *e Caller. Frank Bacon, Aggie Party caucus co«n« „ at expansion programs. The plans re elected new He will nominate candidates for the the president. to were unanimously by accepted conference preside over next year’s spring elections wiH be held Tues- general assembly. Twenty discussion to be held at the University of 10, at 7:00 in old the day, April p.m. groups were conducted during auditorium. All Oklahoma. main party metn- three day meeting. ur who motored to are . op<'“‘ r The 29 Aggies be.s urged to attend and elect r Mike A & M Dale ', college Braden, sponsor, the convention were: Amend, the nominees. Attendance at the .alter took in the conference for Edith part Raleigh Brooks, Brooks, caucus is open to ail interested per- ta«a advisors and which de- Foster, Tr;:u—- sponsors Dale Brockmann, Phyllis sons. See there! lbe you the cided that independent organiza- Paul Carl Bob Zim- le on Hile, Worley, ur> tions could better use the a convert* ceot faculty’s belman, Maxine Mitzi re „ Chapin, „ ‘ add s and administration's help to Marian B. e.lt«“ an«- Belwood, Phillips, j. ROY L. GOODWIN P Jin , A,ca continuity and stability to the or- Cranson, Marilyn Rankin, Frank n u8c° ganizations. Miller and Mar- Optometrist Rogers, Shirley “>“S»- r . J. F Powers, of the Powers garet Stems. 146 South College Phone 1154 Model Agency, selected Patricia Chuck Heermann, Alley Watada,

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AT Anderson Drug JFO*** Store ARROW. UNDfRWIAR • HAHDKfRCHIEri tjasi-ML Julian’s 648 So. College Ave. Fort Collins, Colorado COLLEGIAN APRIL 6, 1951 3 Bridge Team SERVICE Cops .. Ag Championship . Sigma Kappa Holds may take the test more than once. Sophs May Apply Regional Convention ■ ne tost will require about three The convention for the and a half regional hours to complete. For National Sigma Kappa Sorority ! hose students Scholarships the held the Achieving was on Greeley campus score now enrolled cutting or better on the Sophomores may test, last week-end at the newly installed as well make as those freshmen in application for a Junior- the Gamma Alpha chapter. Represen- Senior Blanks upper half, Scholarship. on sophomores in the tatives from Logan, Utah, and which to for this upper two-thirds, and in the apply scholar- juniors Pocatello, Idaho, met with the three-fourths ship may be obtained at the upper of their re- Fort Collins chapter to discuss new spective classes, will be deferred Registrar’s office. Ask for the methods, procedure, and inter- from the draft. Junior-Senior Scholarship appli- change of ideas of beneficial im- cation Dean blank. All applications Clevenger emphasized that portance to all groups. must be file in the the successful on Registrar’s examinees wr ill be office by May 1. 1951. The win- deferred, not exempted, from the draft. ners of these scholarships will be announced on Honors in VV hen asked of Day RADIOS his views on the May. of the feasibility deferment pro- Fort Collins Radio and Scholarship Awards Appliance gram, Dean Clevenger replied that he Committee Opposite Hotel felt, it was Armstrong sound "with the ex- Stella Morris, Secretary 111 W. Olive Phone 107 that it tends to ception make a discrimination against the person w ith who r ability is unable to at- tend college for financial reasons.” WELL GROOMED WOMEN EVERYWHERE DEPEND ON — h!v~ Clevenger proposed that a sys- PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY CARE with the Pictured above cup they won, is the of tem of champion team four scholarships to intellectu- 1951 Annual Colorado ■ the Intercollegiate Bridge tournament recently ally able, but financially handi- ARTISTIC BEAUTY SALON The from ■id at Colorado university. team is, left to Bill would alleviate this right: Scott, capped, persons 114 W. Laurel Phone 116 Richard Krl ness, Shen, and You-min Chen. Last Cham year the tourna- difficulty. also held in Boulder with C. U. ■nt was walking off with first place and honors. ■t Aggies snatching runner-up This year, however, the A& M first with C. U. and ||am took Mines teams finishing with second and Bird places respectively. (The team is to be congratulated for their show

■ in a which has, until now, received “sport’' little attention on the Sjfc M campus.) —Photo by Foreman

n Fine Fashion by the "D” Club by Roger Whittaker

A into in who girl comes an firmary--a girl, by drinking some has Yorker 21 rong disinfectant, committed suicide. How does this effect New

I “hard-headed, practical businessman’s family?” In what way »es each and every one of them help this girl along the road ward her final, decision? big s£oo F. E. tax) (No “D” The Club has rendered a truly great performance in— In Inspector Calls.” The play bcerns a wealthy family, pushing Inspector Goole, (Tony McCoy) their id grinding way feast which the Biri- through interrupts a Imanity toward a goal of greater honor of their ings are having in hown and wealth. Mr. "Fast starter, isn't het Birling, daughter’s engagement to Crofts. "Just like '2l' Pen!'' in his my jim O’Donnell) is, own Goole first shocks Mr. Birling, by >rds. a “hard-hreaded that former practical telling him a employee Isincssinan”—the owner of a large of his had committed suicide by Inufacturing firm. Mrs. J Birling, drinking disinfectant. Birling had Ifaribel White) is the female fired her because she had demanded

of her husband, increase. Goole unterpart grasp- a five shilling wage -6 and selfish. 'I heir children. of the close- two then forces each one r *ic and Shiela (Alan Schmale) lipped family to reveal their part in .. ilarie break m Ingram) are trying to the girl's downfall. Even Billing Reminds me—my '21 from their rule and thai his is a regular camel. Hardly parent’s begins to recognize treat- ever needs a drink.” initiation over them, and in wasn’t what it some ment of the girl iy. gain a sense of personal in- should have been. (dty. Gerald Crofts, Shiela’s After the Inspector leaves, the He's nee. is -x got style! attempting to on the that he keep begin to Birlings suspect He’s the one! • passive Mr side. Birling’s good not was in a police inspector, Smart d smooth It reality a when forced to recall bitter V. past been "had. and that they had As '2l'.” i fk periences, his true character Birl- Telephone calls by Crofts and forth. It *s upon these peo- that 12) c An Inspector Calls.” (Continued on page nm

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Worship New Parker “51” and “21" Pens "write dry" with Superchrome Ink. No blotters College Age Westminster Fellowship—Supper. will needed! (They also use other inks.) and Program. Cassell Amend, an Aggie graduate, Look Into Tun be the speaker. Subject, “A Backward Copr. 1951 by The Parker Pen C< Future.” 4 APRIL 6, IBSI COLLEGIAN FHA Chapters Convene on Campas OVERHEARD Joan Bollig Will Preside at Banquet * Approximately three hundred and Vivian Slocum seventy-five ha By from 83 local FHA meecoao students chapters are attending tj° * conference of the Future Homemakers of America campus. Agra serenaded the Kappa Deltas Mon- that I don’t think industrious assistants The Sigma Chis Not iny Leadership training to prepare the the recent of Joyce girls for taki H week with that hilarious column, in honor of pinning did me justice last day night in defense problems accents the conference the Beal and BrUce the but this dear chillun—you get straight Young. C,Ue week—my New of ’ Chis Toward Horizons Peace from old faithful. Bend an In election held night the Sigma WorkisjK scoop once again your an Monday with Wisdom, Not This t'V<> Dee Weapons.’’ sdlo|.u~' men to office: U|JS inner ear and— named the following president, will be to Dave training put practical know that vacation must have Gene secretary, outstanding g ir| s Did you Spring pro- Taylor; vice-president, Spencer; and ’J*'V meet- use in leadership training '"" hearts—more and trainer, Dean Murphy; house man 1 • ,,( aw moted a slug of bleeding pinnings Herrick; pledge T ««w to ings to be held all over the state ,la,(l •'"paddle ager, Zang; chan » at the end of the current school scheduled took historian. 1,-, ti . stance the bachelors protective league a terrific secretary, Bob Lewis; editor, Roger Dyer; the Neal Morehart; and year. Masonic beating at the Sigma Chi house Monday night. Roger Art Malowney; social chairman, temple. A choir of 100 members, who are b.M his to Bill Sauer. Whew! What a list! vice iSI Dyer passed cigars announcing engagement rush chairman, president leaders in their local the tqa st n:: Louise and in like Ask the Deltas song chapters, V; Watkins; a Kappa Alpha Theta, Ever eating with knives? Kappa try demonstrate another form of lead- announced his to last Mon manner Ted Feast engagement Jodell all about the sneak they took to Cheyenne ership of junior homemakers. An- Fance. another Theta. night! day other the fever. of highlight of conference Just like I said, its a Edna Briggs Kappa (?) Sigma Chis were practically asphyxiated by Alpha Zeta Dinner her is the of a state wide Delta five of candy to sorority the development passed pounds smoke last presented cigar Monday—Bruce Young reach." of her project called that Dance sisters in the traditional announcement engage- their “Toys fatal and did Al in honor of Tomorrow weed so Maxey, these Colorado Patterns for educational ment to Ken Rice, a Sigma at college. toys Kappa to Beall and Barbara pinnings Joyce Giauque, resjiec- available for bells boot! Those are distribution at the Night in SU Now hearing to ever honor the Cave they’re Later the fellows all vocalized to tively. exhibit in the conference head- lovin’ weddin’ bells chimed for Bob Abrams, Alpha with sreenades. One ol the girls in the Student Union. highlights of thenS Tau Omega, and Joyce Ottaway, Sigma Kappa on quarters to hear nu.il Zeta The FarmHouse men were very pleased Alpha dinner dinttkl March 16 in Longmont. The lucky pair, are making Registration lor those attending and lx- belli of the engagement of Larry Short Juanita Towner, I'.inoirow night. their home in Fort Collins, while the brand new groom the conference was held in the April the (.avc of Graceland in lowa. of the a graduate college of Student itfK finishes a college education. Green Room the Union yester- will be ihe the FarmHouse dinner presentation nfTB Now there it meal time too! Good And—guests at for Sunday Tours of the doing during day. campus during Honor Pat Stark, Doris \griculture senior S John announced his pinning were Joanne Smock, Shirley Gompert, the afternoon were conducted gosh—Sig Alph Colmey by freshman. ~K the SAE and Ann Shank. to Kappa Alpha Theta Madelyn McClave at Dagley, Joy the Lancers, under the direction of ! lie dinner dance last week end. Wayne Leathers of Phi Kappa Tau passed cigars Warner M. MiHcr, counselor of Honor Senior it xjJfl from the Gamma Phi Betas Bar- the usual to announce his to each of the Welcome Back!—Say to on evening pinning Aggie men. depamS who the Doris Donahue of within the division, bara Burman is once again on Aggie Campus. Greeley. In the genet al session in the by a because of illness. well. More officers: of Acacia is commune of three She left school winter quarter Well, president Student Union ballroom starling at tncmboi ftK committee of Nu Sitton; Brewer; secretary. Bill Na- on the Pretty pledge pins Sigma are now being Jim vice-president. John 7 p.rn. entertainment by the judges sported around by Joe Lauce, Corky Callahan, Don Meister; treasurer, Jack Collom, and social chairman, tional Students Association Ex- grade point average and nuriH Stucker and Smith. curricular activities Doug Sorrell. Wayne change Assembly group concluded pertaining the field of B Well I’ll Robertson fiv Oh that it was Phi Delt agriculture. be—Shirley passed e pounds Happy Day for Murry a program of reports and business. last her and Gamma Phi Beta Norma Monday night announcing engagement to Jim Jenrich Garwood—they President W. E. Morgan greeted Iht candidates for the Svedman of the FarmHouse. A serenade followed were married, naturally (well, they were!) the students in their first award by general arc: li.ivic! Hill, V’oqtkJ the brothers of New for Theta Chi: Charles Warner, Gor- farternity said Svedman. pledges session 6, at 9 ultuie: led S today, April a.tn., Agric Marling, pm. Morrison, Nock, Bob Sal Extra special congratulations to Joy Smith. Gamma don Bud Betz, Nigido. Roger and Col. Stephen E. Bullock of B. W. Rvan. animal husbaifl Phi Beta, and Carl Davis, the News and Lane, Bill Griffith, Ben Ekhammer—and also the A fc M also Will Kappa Sig of they military department lam Von i linrticulturt; oil Radio Service, on their recent had a return dance the Donna la-e engagement. pledge Friday night. addressed assembly. I'iiv |umiak, agronomy. The officers installed the Teke house and Ed Phi Delts New were at last Ted Jones Lowery, past who Foulk, president of the A. W. S. did.in sol the freshman awardafl are: Brown; vice- have entered Uncle Sam’s '.heir boot Monday night. They president, John Navy, completed extended the welcome from stu Made Blac k'hip, agronomy; Brcfl Buck Foster; treasurer, Huize; secre- and are home on leave. the president, Greg tamp They say gals really dents to the F. H. A. visitors. Klat k hut n animal husbandn: afl Bill at Arms, Bill Ernst for those bell bottoms. is when animal tary, Finley; sergeant (there’s go "Swabby” (Now The annual banquet at which James Rodgtiv husuaifH Howard digging again) ; chaplain, Ginsberg; and his- you’re supposed to whistle!) Russ More The Phi Delta torian, Maginnis. (Pledge trainer is now Bob elections. Gammas report: Bryant.) president, Bob Borland; vice president Jerry Jones; Lory Hall Elects New Wing Officers; Hey, another Theta is now Zoreda Brian O’Neil; treasure Warren Kirkley: engaged. Phelps secretary, /, Rich is Braiden President former Aggie coed, passed candy to her sorority sisters athletic chairman. Jim Bowles; social chairman, Dick Young and Monday night—she Jack Lester, Sig Ep, are now Moeller; and pledge trainer, Tom Orchard. Ihe three of Hall combination. Elton Harris of Lambda Chi wings fairy a jiermanent Alpha was married elected olficers to Given to The annual Nu return dance held Lois recently preside $11,000 Sigma pledge was to Schauer, Sigma Kappa on Easter Sunday. The over and to the house last Decorated held after wing meetings repre- at chapter Saturday evening. reception the wedding was in the Lambda Fund sent the on the executive A& M Loan with the wings signs depicting theme, Jocker Joe’s Tavern Chi house. (1 was there, and was it purdyl) committee. In the North wing Mae to be a Newest the Acacia Bill proved very popular night spot—might even pledges of fraternity are Will DeVere will be chairman and Ellen By Bengtson give the Hauf Brau competition! Patrick, Dick Crawford, and Roger Feese. • McDonnell, recorder; center The Gamma and lot of the of It’s true! wing. k M has recast® Phis, a rest us too, Janet Beroard and Bob Stoll, Delta Delta Colorado \ McDonald, chairman and that Darice Joan add to regret Holling will be absent from the Delta and Sig Ep resjiectively, really did become pin- gift of $! 1.000 to Lois Burnett, and the this recorder; be known Aggie campus quarter. She has transferred to ned over vacation! loan funds, ft vsill South Smith, chair- Denver Deecie! wing. Janice and Gertrude BaM university—good hick, Pat Donahoe, Kappa Delta, and Marvin Willhite, Andrew I*, man and Ann Fuss, recorder. The ATOs the Mary Fund. The announce marriage of Bob Lobb Sig Ep, were married in Holly, Colorado, on March 18. Memorial I-<.an and the will Meredyth Oskins of the are their in Mexico—- by Jo Denver—surprise!— They spending honeymoon Rich Young was elected presi wa* provided was held 18. how come wedding February (Wonder (gosh!) dent of Braiden Hal! at a Braider Bengtson. «*■■■ that wasn’t overheard Another Delta to M's Bengunn before?) Kappa pass the traditional five Hal! Council meeting last week. Mr. and Another Theta entwinement. Anne area Robbe has an- box was Wil- dents of the Creelcy pound of candy Monday night Joanne Other officers are Fred Andersen, nounced her to Dick Davis. Sweden. The? engagement liams—she is now to Dale Davis, an ACC. vice fioin engaged president; Donn Manly, sec grating And—Lois also and Bob own. » Kennedy, a Theta (Knob- Now wearing the new pledge pin of Alpha Tau children <>l their retary; Joe Vigil, treasurer and |,» Newman married Easter is Bob Alderson. assist orpM by) were Sunday. Omega lilt- morn s to intra mural manager; Jim Hishopp Special dinner guests at the Sig Ep house Sunday Well, another Theta has announced her pinning students. _*JH were Dr. and Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. it’s lil’ and Serge Snkolowski. social co- "t *6.000 Westfall, Grether, Nancy Newell—pinned to Sig Alph Preston A total of and Mrs. Wilson, (That's Davis. hail Mel the terms Rodney’s mother). c men; and Karlsberg, pub- through to < Bob and I. given Congratulations to Sig Alpha Markley John Gordon, Paul Hansen, Deßoae. and SI | ,(HM) ear was John licity chairman. The council is or jm his wife, on their addition •' >rado Lucy, newest to the SAE Fred Muithall pledged Tau Kappa Epsilon the night A k M C. gani/ing a softball team for intra family—and its a brand new baby boy! of April 2. CSCE SViX'O each mural and There’s those bells due And—Russ competition arc plan- rsitv, again—more congratulations Maginnis passed cigars at the Teke Denver uniw and for Christiansen and Doris Erhkson house last v/ith ning the for the Sig Alph Jack on Monday evening the announcement of quarterly party Colorado "'liege, their recent his marriage. pinning to Elizabeth Spencer of Fort Collins. girls at Rockwell Hall. Home for Dej.endwrtC

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118 N. S&H Green MEIERS STUDIO OF -MUSIC fiPPll AN& El Mtl I College Stamps Phone 1240 COLLEGIAN APRIL 6. 1951 5 plate Miss Fullbright Awards FASHION by Lee Lawrence Berry,College Fashion Rep., Available to Aggies Gives Spectacular Style Show Deadline for applications for Fullbright scholarships for the Last iuesday evening the Veterinary building was discovered school 1952-53 is April 15, 1951. to be full of and flowing gowns, petite sport costumes, and new spring Juniors, seniors, graduate stu- dents are stylings, as the textile and clothing students in home eligible to apply. A stu- economics, dent their must have graduated by the guests and friends attended the “Symphony of Spring Fash- time that his into ions ” This scholarship goes spectacular style show was presented by Miss Olive effect. Berry, fashion College representative for the Symplicity Pattern These scholarships are for study Company. _____ in Australia, India, Burma, New selections in the fabulous wardrobe 1 hrough cooperation with Miss Zealand, Pakistan, Philippines, and Miss Berry brought with her. Dagmar Custafson, head of the Thailand. Applications for study textiles and musical each in other countries will clothing department Using a theme, be an- of creation bore nounced in Colorado A & M, Miss Berry a symphonic title, June. made her such as ensemble, For special appearance on trio, legatto, further information about the A & M for the finale, and host of other campus purpose a sugges- application see Professor Lester H. oi not only showing the students tive labels. Fashions in bright Stimmel. the Scotch soft newest and latest in spring plaid, beige summer and summer fashions but also the wool, suede, bright orange billowy in Guggejjheini hall that after- important educational and lavender chiffon, and chic multi- con- noon, explaining the procedure structive colored created illusion points of con- stripes an clothing followed by the Simplicity Pattern struction. of would be '1 his was brought about styles any girl de- in Company turning out their by explaining the finer of lighted to own. points patterns, special knacks in follow- each ensemble, and suggesting fab- As a to her fashion the supplement ing patterns, and tips to those rics which for variations be show in the Miss might evening, Berry seeking a career in the textile made from each of the lovely also spoke to the dothing classes field.

I Standing outside enjoying some of that fine Spring air is Miss Anna- and Bob show off of their Blle Walek Simpson, as they some new Easter Annabelle is California knit suit with blue Bodies. wearing a a navy skirt white battle This suit is made of jacket. out light weight summer has 8001. She also on navy blue heels and a clever navy blue and white Bob is jKtlkadot scarf. wearing a tan tweed jacket that blends very well Bth his teel blue gaberdine slacks. His rust colored wool tie makes his Bitfit complete. Annabele is senior .I a home economics major with textiles and clothing g* her major. She hails from far off Waipahu Oahu. Hawaii. Her sorority ■Gamma Phi Beta.

Bob in and ? graduated zoology' is n«.w working on his masters degree ■ft entomology. His fraternity is Phi Kappa Tau. His home town is Beodesha, Kansas. —Photo by Foreman

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horticulture Club Newsom chapter of Future Teach- im- Bob ers of America. His speech on Reeves, an Aggie student, education at all >n public a 50 06 rifle at the Horticulture proving levels that of one ub meeting March 7. Nomina supplemented the of be- for on advantages >ns officers were held and elec- recently which longing to a teachers union, ts will fae held April 4. Intcr- was the of the ib is in given by president bowling progress with Colorado Federation of Teachers. tons entered from each of the four A of the Con dsions of Horticulture. report Leadership ference which was sponsored by Officers for the CEA was given. coming year were elected. Or. Merrill director Tenny, of / If all the telephone voices t Graduate School at Wheaton Club Entomology That ride together In one coaxial cable in Wheaton, Illinois, will flbe New officers of the Entomology Traveled as they once did guest speaker at the Campus Club are William Mineau, presi- •Ctstun Over pairs of open wire, fellowship tonight at Workman, vice n dent; Ralph presi : ° dock in the West Lounge The sky above Georgetown University, dent; Walter Ladwid, secretary; phe Union. Dr. Tenney has been In Washington, D. C., Professor John Hoerner, treasurer; professor of Bible and theology And over all the other points and William Finlev, herald. \ a»ny years. The C.C.F. urges Plans have been made for the Along our extensive coaxial network, fryone to come. College Days float and soon parts Would be a jungle of poles and wires. will of the essential construction e e uture Teachers who have e begin. All new freshmen r be ’ of this and may Coaxial cable—no thicker than a man’s wrist— I r James Reiva, entered quarter principle the ?rey to utend Junior High School in Den- interested are urged Can carry 1800 telephone conversations

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the and the Both campus political parties, Progressive party Aggie dates for their Accord- Action party have announced respective caucuses. the will hold their 17 in ing to Tony Vollack, Progressive caucus April that the the men’s gym. A1 Weinhold announced Aggie Action party 10 in Main. plans to have their caucus April Old In its platform which is included below, the Aggie Action party will strive for earlier publication of the student directory, improved school for in student spirit and publicity, and a system individual participation government. need for The Progressive party supports its platform which stresses a

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We, the members of the Aggie The Student Progressive Party at Colorado A & M the Action Party, pledge our support presents its for the to the following platform: following as platform elections. It is the 1. To substitute for rhe present spring opinion of the leaders that the partisan political system, a sys- Progressive should be followed tem which provides more incen- following plan tive for individual participation and should the people who sup- them be the ultimate in all phases of student govern- port elected, result will be better for ment; this new system to be de- a Aggies termined by vote of the student all. after body a thorough review 1. An increase in religious courses of the electoral systems of Ameri- in the college curriculum. The can colleges and universities need for such an increase similar in size and nature to speaks for itself (witness regis- this institution. At tration on Good Friday). 2. To expedite publication of the present we have only one student directory by: “That Stink? that’s the fresh of bull-terial from the course which directly pertains Why, my boy fragrance coinpost emanating a. Earlier in the fall publication on the southwest corner of our beau.iful to religion. When at a college campus.” b. Quarterly supplements of bearing the initials A 8e M, the and additions to the changes of Rm. spiritual side a student’s ed- Room, Physics Bldg. 303, Ag. Bldg. directory. be Hikers 5 West ucation can not rightly so Club, p.m., Lounge. College Women Newcomers, 7:f 3. To improve general school Schedule grossly neglected. Activity ISA Executive Council 5 p.m.. Gold p.m., Ammons Hall. spirit by: Room. Northeastern Colo. Guidance mi a. Development and improve- 2. Compulsory rat- student-faculty Council, 5 East Ass’n 6 Interfraternity p.m.. Personnel Prov., 7:30 pa. ment of Freshman Week. Friday, April ing. East Town House 12 Am- Lounge. Lounge. b. Advocation of greater sup- An instructor should be rated Club, noon, 6:30 II Hall. IndeDebs, p.m. Wednesday, April port of minor varsity sports. at regular intervals by his mons Cavaliers, 6:30 p.m., Columbine A Cappella Choir, 5 p.m., Lectat Promotion of "D” Club 8: ft Old Main c class unity. classes not only for his inffor- Play, p.in., Room. Room, Physics Bldg, 4. To better A & M mation Auditorium. publicity by: but for those respon- Indeans, 6:30 p.m., Gold Room. lancers, 5 p.m.. East Loungt ] a. student co- sible for the Colo. Occupational Therapy Ass’n, Promoting greater faculty personnel. Room. Esquires, 6:45 p.m.. West Lounge. Spur. 5 p.m.. Gold operation with the News and Continual bad reports should Guggenheim. ISA Social 7 Ball- Student Council, 7 Gold Future Meeting, p.m. p.m., Radio Service on the in- result in some action aimed at Homemakers, Ballroom. room. Room. dividual and Campus Christian Fellowship, 7 organizational improvement. 7 Chem* Juniper Club, 7:30 p.m.. Room 126, Chemistry Club, p.ra., levels. p.m.. West Lounge. 3. Increase Funds for the Library. Forestry. Bldg. b. that COLLE- 7 Advocating the Saturday, April & The North Central Accredit- Theta Chi, 7 Green Room. Livestock Club, 7 m., Rm. Zeta p.m.. p GIAN be mailed weekly to Alpha Dinner Dance, 6:30 in Association is forced to give Cave. Ag. Bldg all Colorado schools. 19 J high A p.m., Tuesday, April L Colorado & M a low Tau, 7 M. Bldg. rating “D” Club 8:15 Old Main Sigma pm., Play, p.m., Am- because of inadequate funds for Panhellenic Council, 12 noon, Phrateres, 7 .»mmonsHil Aditorium. p.m., books &• in post graduate study. mons Hall. Club, 7:10 p.m., Future Homemakers, Ballroom. Agronomy Rocky Mountain Swan 4 Ammons Hall. The Progressive Party recom- Club, p.m., Room. Alpha Gamma Rho House Dame, mends that additional VV’est Vet Audit highly IWA, 4 p.m., Lounge. AVMA. 7:15 p.m.. _ 9 p.m.. House. funds be allocated for books to Ammons» Psi, 4 Music AAUW, 7:30 p.m., Hikers Club Outing to Mt. Olym- Kappa Kappa p.m., raise the of 12 COLLEGIAN rating our gradu- Thursday, April I pus. Bldg. ates. Club, 11 a -®-’ Green and Gold Review A 5 Lecture Psychology Published every Friday by the Associated Practice, Cappella Choir, p.m., 4. Loud for the Room. Students ot speaker system 8 Green and Gold Rooms. Ri , a.m., ora, Physics Bldg. Ammons» Ort hesis. 3:30 p.m.. COLORADO A& M COLLEGE campus. 8 Omicron 5 Sunday, April Nu, p.m., Dining Room, L- At Choir, 5 present any group who A Cappella p.m.' Printed by Robinson-VVarfieid Printing Co. Canterbury Club, 5 p.m., St. Luke’s Guggenheim. wishes to advertise Bldg. OFFICES: Phone 657 by loud Room. Physics J Episcopal Church. Ag Council, 5 p.m., Ped. Rm. Ag. Third Floor, Room 311, Class, 5 p®- Johnson Hall speaker is charged $2.50 per trip ISA Dancing , Lr..her Club, 5 p.m., American Bldg. 142 West Oak Street Fort Collins, Colo. around the oval the local by Lutheran room. Church. AWS Judiciary, 5 p.m., Ammons radio 5 Ammons Han- Doris Ruff . . Editor truck. This is AWS, _ expense Newman Club, 6:30 East Hall. p.m.. p..m, 7 Phone 1870 M foolish. 4-H Club, P®" By means of a Collegiate -j highly Lounge. 7 Old Main A1 McNatnee Managing Aggie Haylofters., p.m., Editor amplified speaker the Room. . Phone 951 atop Christian Science 7 Organization, Gym. 7 Student Union, could Columbian Club, pm- Link groups Room. Dottie Business Manager p.m., Green Alpha Tau Alpha, 7 p.m., Gold advertise their e Phone 908 meeting, etc., on Quaker Group Meeting, 7:15 Room. (Continued pag Bob Stoll Asst. Business flat p.m., - _ Manager at a rate much (a cheaper Room. Phone 2095-W Columbine German Club, 7 Green Room. and p.m., one) the outfit would soon FarmHouse Founders’ Rodeo Jack Snyder Sports Editor Day Banquet Club, 7 p.m., Room 203, Ag. pay for itself. Also in line with Roger Whittaker News Editor 6:30 p.m., Ammons Hall. Bldg. this type of work, it is possible Monday, April 9 Club, 7 Room 300, Entered as second class matter at the do Speech p.m., Colorado to so with student funds, the Post Office of Fort Collins, Colo., under the Student Engineering Council, 4 Old Main. of Party believes that the Act of Congress March 13, 1879. Seeburg Rm. 100, M. E. p.m., Bldg. Beta Beta Beta, 7:15 p.m., Ag. Bldg. Service should be extended to Brake System A Cappella Choir, 5 p.m., Lecture Science Club, 7:30 include Poultry p.m., the annex next year. ‘” Deal »" A the Us for Tanton Food Lines This is platform on which See the Student Progressive Party rests. 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1734 SOUTH COLLEGE JAY'S BODY SHOP CAMPUS BARBERSHOP College BODY AND FENDER WORK North 5 BARBERS Delicious 1001 Home Made Pies 2794-W Complete Paint Job $45 PHONE 647 South College 1004 N. College Phone 1460 Explained COLLEGIAN APRIL 6. I9SI 7 Rodeo AF Cadets Subject Rodeo To Active Duty Call college Becoming Major Sport Remember 'Somewhere' In Last Week's Air Any Force ROTC cadet who By P. G. Beach has completed his advanced training Coilegian? Read On for More Info. is subject to immediate call active and 19 will be The to 18 College days. western May parade, oiuy upon his of This is it, The advertisement dress, receipt a college gang! you saw on page 8 of last and all are looked forward to dances with degree and reserve weeks of the COLLEGIAN , e anticipation, but commission. copy referred to “Somewhere” an all is the rodeo. The of 1 his information school function b event purpose this series of has been received the students and for the students. You have le ig articles by now Lt. the of by Col. S. W. Parks, of somewhere to those duil major points college rodeo so that professor go on “nothing-to-do" Thursday nights and : t0 present everyone can air science and tactics if of College Days to the fullest. at Colorado you want someplace to go, go “Somewhere" and enjoy yourselves. that part A & ,joy M college. There will be card “rodeo” is taken from dancing, games, playing, ping pong, cokes, and The word Spanish and actually means of course a time for good all. It will be a with I hese will non-profit operation Roundup, in the early days of the men be assigned to a small charge for upkeep and will be in of the Lancers and ■L would meet at the Points as well Air Force schools for further charge as prizes are cow boys awarded Spurs. would to the best in each training in Col. Rndups. One ciew proudly event. The team specialized fields,” Parks said. had the best d m that has the At the Who comes? or either the the Kc that they most points is the present greatest Couples stags, sex, more merrier. demand is R the country and his chal- champ at the show. tor meteorology special- Where? Ammons Hall. When? Every 7-10 er in Every year a Thursday p.m. beginning ists be There rodeo and pilots. To for the 12. To have a time. RL would soon acceped. championship is held (this qualify April Why? good Get behind this everybody K* lot of year it will be at meteorology school the student and “Let’s Somewhere” next but a Ft. go . „o prizes betting. Worth) to de- Thursday night termine the must have had Byvhat served in those days as a best team and indi- mathematics train- in several viduals. the ing including calculus. No ■amber of commerce Only top teams are in- special vited. training is ■thwestern towns decided that required prior to entry Our into school. K would be is flight CO wboy competition College Days Rodeo one of the BOOTERY at their annual NIRA rodeos and will VOGUE Hod entertainment we Persons who have questions te- be host to and thus was born a great many Crosby Square for Him [■celebration, "College garding the new directives are It has so let’s we know it today. Cowboys.” show them that Connie and Her as urged to contact the Air Force Jacqueline for friendliness and into a major sports industry, Aggie the best ROTC )wn unit at Colorado A & M 129 So. College Phone 119 held all over this College in our itests being Days history. college, Parks said. sometimes in atinent and Europe Islands. d the Pacific the National years ago * Sot many oU^ rneT Rodeo Assn, was ter-Collegiate £ Qa^m became pnized and rodeo a a western jrt on many campus, °“ y so did the inter- w the NIRA grew, , there in college rodeos until are in the iSISE*. w about forty colleges

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APRIL. O. 1901 - COLLEGIAN " s 8 'v' v'' - '>■: ' Harold Holdych.* Aggie pitching stalwart, is hold- INTRAMURALS his shirt for COLLEGIAN ing by Roger Dyer the inspection and approval of is the for Dick Kitamura, Tomorrow big day skiers. You decide stellar Aggie you can finally is the slalom SPORTS shortstop. In Hol- who among you top the As dych’s strong left experts on campus. you remember, the weather arm. and Kita- stopped last but mura’s know-how Dean’s contest, tomorrow Hidden Val- SNYDE around the key- or bust at 10 a.m. at REMARKS the weather will be nice. The stone, rest much ley By Jack Snyder list is effective of A & M’s hopes original entry except took where- of last where toll, retaining graduation two There are athletic teams on this will be al- —4 conference as the organization campus year’s One of them leserve recognition. deserves to be taken into a substitute. the c h a m i o lowed p nship. the school and the other should be given some ***'”• special r The meet I''** Aggies the Fool's edition Of I’m of the ''** With April out course, speaking undefeated and Colorado univer- unsamT 1 be and the iast week, there couldn't any team equally good rodeo team. sity, Friday and facts presented because no one Members of the Cosmopolitan Club have in the been footint Satutday, their and for entire would believe anything that day, pride joy the season. They season's furnish ir , opening of the but we have the results support and anything else in their means to 1 Hol- keep their ladsT'^'* two games. ,?0ln ? last intramural and they certainly haven't their quarter's program. disappointed supporters dych is to be the The soccer haven’t done much players this the first probable starting The AVMA basketball team de- ' has even to held a team. ** attempted They’re only tied for thcT pitcher for Fri- feated the Dustbowlers to win the district have to lose a championship, yet game and as division vet arc day’s meeting. independent champion- until last upon Up Sunday they were also untied, but and went SPE, win- they ship against the unsurroountable odds presented by playing on their ‘IT ners of the division for opponent" fraternity and in addition grounds, being forced to without the school after play their team championship they and captain outstanding scorer, Into Limata, who is downed SAE in the final division away in F Rams Meet Buffs In Season’s J ortlN camp in Arizona. game. Cosmos’ hooters, nevertheless turned in a remarkable game in the Colorado hool In the final after a torrid S« of Mines team which hadn’t At game, been tied in first the old of three The tie broke a 32 Mines University half, men medicine years. game streak and six Opener Colorado,, a streak. for the got tired and SPE went on to win Esf>erially outstanding Ags was Luis Varainev, who pb* This A & M’s conference the a brilliant the afternoon Colorado championship Campus Intramural game as goaler on team. He turned trophey. repeatedly barf Mi* Trailer offensive dreams and in turned in baseball team opens its 1951 season, meeting the powerful Uni- Camp's bowling team general a sparkling exhibition defeated ACC, winner of the fra- I think this team deserves to be taken under the versity of Colorado team at Boulder. The same two teams will play wing of the athkg ternity division, in the final school department, just as have many other minor sports. This institution tomorrow at Fort Collins, the game starting at 2:00. mU matches. not be hurting it full championship any they gave recognition, as well ;u uniforms Coach Mark Duncan has had the squad hard at work since the letter awards, to the soccer team, just as Colorado Mines has done. results stack Wrestling up like far the first of March, knocking out the winter’s kinks and trying to regain As as rodeo team is concerned, they'd be better oft tm. so: the smooth coordination of last from the department, but nevertheless away s|»orts they should be ghg 125 lbs. SN. diamond crew Miller, some The student council could years outstanding recognition. arrange to give mem* SOCCER TEAM 134 lbs. SAE. that won seventeen out of Davision, of the team, who in a certain number of games conqiete shows, a special lent 142 lbs. starts and Focht, SX. It should tw'enty-one represented sweater. have some different kind of an emblem, such PLAYS HERE m this in the N.C.A.A. in 149 lbs. Rohrer, SN horse in the middle region bucking of an "A." Thev could also buv theta Omaha. 15G lbs. SN. shirts the Ram emblem Barger, with on them. This would the school k The winner of the regional soc- give 165 lbs. SN. Seven lettermen from the 1950 Johnson, publicity they have been seeking in other endeavors, and would cer league is still to be determined. probii 175 lbs. Pettis, SN. number of school In the team form the nucleus for this get a high students to seriously consider htt game played in Golden, coming but there Hvy. Wetterstrom, Unatt. At the is its tradition of consistent!* April first, A 8e M and Mines years aggregation, are present team keeping up beof Team Points several who will fill among the at all the rodeos contest. At one mease fought to a scoreless deadlock. sophomores tops they present, 1 in SN—55 points. stands second in battle for at key spots on the nine. Roy Lilley, the all around cowboy, andki Playing without the services of 2 SAE—33 points. still clithbing. From last year's powerful team their captain, Into Liimatta of 3 Indeans—2l points. has one-- been its selection host tool comes David and Aggies again honored by as Finland, the Club Jim Harry Cosmopolitan 4 Tie —SX and Lambda—l 2 NCAA 0« Holdych, who both had batting wrestling tournament, to be held on the campus next Mark representing Aggies just didn’t have points. of the reasons for selection as host was the outstanding treat** averages of over .300. Holdych led Aggies’ the scoring punch needed to win. accorded the wrestlers when the tournament was held here lamat last year’s team by batting .378 as they A great performance by Luis The total results of the team in Even it has been over time am! time again I juKffll well as turning a good season on though gone Vratnv, from Mexico, over 100 exclud- goalie kept standings points resist the the Kidi'alk the mound and in the outfield. temptation to say something about "C'nderella the Cosmo boys from being scored ing the Ski Tournament look hke AAU tournament. The Poudre alais Colorado All The pitching staff will include, Valley Creamery, upon. Luis made this: many timely stunned the world with rs along with varsity, sporting a spectacular performanct saves to the Ram Holdych, sophomores keep record of 1 SAE—2O3 of and Clarence weeks ago. In one game the Rams hit the fantastic percentage scored Jim Hughes Rough. never being upon intact. 2 SN—lB3 aroosf of their shots from the field. It went to what everyone They'll be backed up by lettermen only prove 3 th« The fall SPE—I77 here whale lot better quarter championship Bill Sullivan and Bailey Santi- already knew, namely, the Aggies were a of a 4 was won Mines. Our AVMA—I4S last in could by Aggies steven. The dark horse of the staff place the conference, anti who knows where they hawp* them 5 Laftibda Chi—l3B played once in an exhibition, if Glen Anderson had been all is liable to turn out to be Hughes, playing season at top speed. 6 Chi—ls7s% in before “they were who lot Stgma This one incident the semi-final game really prepared, has shown a in workouts, was rrj>orted during 7 ACC—IIS and lost 3-2. An mezzanine of theDet* workouts. tournament. Aggie booster was sitting in the 8 Indeans—loB obnoxious In Veteran Randall and auditorium, one row in hark of him was a rather gem the standings up to now Mines Jim sopho- 9 ATO—IO3 that toll? on fuss about more Ken will that he didn’t see all the have a record of six one tie Harper share the kept saying why wins, 10 ** Dustbowlers—loo He '>t and behind the Goe- team. kept that they were a compost* no losses. Aggies has an iden- spot plate. Harry repeatiug probably <*°“ tical bel, a new comer the this college stars from a hack east. The Ram supporter record. to squad The spring I.Vf schedule big league quarter wa* i looks so much of this, he turned around said. “Bub. that Here year very at first just and Play Sunday promising really packs a wallop. There is doni base. He has Duncan team in some littfe conference around here that you A for the bemoaning going to be something in which place replay championship hcshaif the know .. fact that he didn’t much about.” The wasn’t Coloradoan . will held go out be- and onlooker a be this Sunday at 2:30 anyone everyone c-m partici- fore this and for the remainder of year, wind Softball is the the night. on the A 8c M football field, ad- may up pate. big outdoor the among batting leaders. team and mission is free. In case of a win sport is usually the PI DF.LT NOTICE Shot Mark McKie is on the second hardest Better A 8c M, the to decide the fought and most for by game competi- All “Everything sack. He members and of Pi was a regular member of tative of pledges winner for the year, both fall and sport the spring. Last Repairing the '5O and Delta Epsilonl There will he an winter squad should turn in the quarters, will he played on Tuesday, tourney officially initiation held next SLIP® another season he neutral good if has no started. Thursday THE GOLDEN a field, probably in Twenty-seven teams are trouble with of his afternoon, April 12 at 5:00 one knees which entered, 4 p.m. Denver. games start at p.m. on SHOE SHOP has been Meet in the COLLEGIAN office bothering him. Duncan the 4 fields of The locals have wired their west Lorry Hall, A*' cap- is at five. There will also 127 Writ Mountain Don a promptly be keeping Headlee, sopho- and games are tain, who is in in played Monday forestry camp a short business more, working out hard in the through meeting. Arizona, in hopes of having him Thursday so any night event that McKie runs into that diffi- want to see return to play in the championship you something culty. Don will see probably plenty exciting, ease on out and game. get some BOWL of outfield CAMPUS action also. sunshine (Burn). The men are coached Dr. by Kit’s Bark BOWLING Milne of the Vet who Dick teams are hospital, Kitamura, another 1950* Twenty-six going to AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS for the of die played University Edin- holdover from last start long cruel battle to de- years winning 830 N. and cide the College burgh, rae managed Richard combination 1951 by is at short stop and is campus volleyball Shen. in champs this next Old expected to turn another great Monday. Main will Team members include: season for the Rams. Kitamura has gym be the scene of 4 Luis Vratny, Zia Kazarooni, be.:n called the best fielding short- games nightly on Monday, Wed- and Sher Singh Verdi, Aramado Var- stop to hit the region in the last nesday, Thursday nights. SWANSON STUDIO four gas, Cia Ghaffari, Bob Frauson, years and this includes the Bo says, "PLEASE STAY OFF Denver Dick 128 SOUTH Edwardo Lleras, Ferraz, Pablo Bears. had an COLLEGE Joao average THE SOFTBALL DIAMONDS Navajas, Julio Rea, Adolfo Krafft. (Continued on page 9) WITH YOUR AUTOMOBILES!” COLLEGIAN Anderson and BASEBALL... APRIL 6, !Sst 9 season at the plate last year, the swatting apple for a .265 Gossett Given average. Jnn (Reb) David will hold down the hot corner Pros again. He’ll show all Bids the and By hre that pep has made him a standout in season’s Ed Nieder past. by Coach Duncan will field a com- be termed the new could easily pletely outfield, and the fol- the in bas- lowing ball Less -stories o£ year players are all contest- for fitting climaxes ing one of the three eball reached spots: Don the Denver Aud- lioice, llill arch 25 in City Mullane, Wallace Mun- den, Arlan Straub when Glendon Anderson and Don iriuni Head- of lee. . Bill Gossett Colorado obtained the Colorado’s Buffaloes will Sc M college para- have the of achievement in amateur advantage in the hot Dunt of being Arizona for named to the sun the past lew weeks e play, by being and in team. An addition have three AAU All-American games under their belt. Gossett thus took their Arizona State json and had too much for the on the tournament's Buffs, who ran •ces long into bad which includes luck when several of t of great players their Ace pitchers were Ace ch names as Jim Pollard, injured. McCracken, Hank hurler freddy ruemg. Jack Johnson, was re- ported out with knee bhorty Carpenter, Bob a injury, but still see urlantl, Don Barksdale, and the may some action. Bill wjes, own Strannigan. Other Colorado hurlers who will

it the see for Anderson meant com- likely action over the weekend include su'on of his great comeback, Jack Anderson and Bob broken ankle Manire iciined by a just (lettermen) and rookies full Phil Cosen the season got into swing and "lorn Brookshier.

the con Nix see d while he was leading Joe may action if he re-

race, Glen was covers from an rence scoring injury. Phi Intramural basketball follows: Sigma Epsilon's campus champions are as Standing—Gates, Straub, of eatcd out a possible scoring The Colorado Swanson, U. lineup: Hinkely, Hainlen, Ehrlich, Smith, Jurgens, and Wolf; Kneeling—Goracke, Morris, Pugh, Dodrill, and almost certain All- le an Don Hagin*—c McMurtry, and Moore. inference nomination by the Bill May—lb of Dame Fortune. How- »el hand Dick Corbetta—2b he went on to even greater Zack A.A.H.P.E.R. tr, Jordan—ss Tennis Fever But No by averaging 18 points ights Don Trick—3b The first meeting of the quarter FINE FOODS the national tournament jame in Bill Ryder—If Available Courts for AAHPER will be held Tues- d winning a coveted All-Ameti- MARY'S DRIV-IN Larry Horine—cf day night at 7:15 in the classroom is here! ii selection. Spring Life is wonder- of the men’s If wish to Neil Carleton—rf gym. you Curb Service Always his hard work and • ful! Love is in the air! And Through letterman just be a member of the club this Gossett has won about wants Across North Colic e rsevrence, every Aggie on campus you must attend this meet- Bridge Ave| and Horine quarter title of Corbetta, Jordan mself the unopposed most to play tennis! ing. hitters paced the on the Arizona proved player in the region or The other with Corbetta, day we sauntered over obablv in the nation for that junket sophomore

second baseman a to one of our nine tennis courts itter. Bill raised himself from compiling fancy for a short whirl at the .600 average with six hits in ten fascinating 4 position of a lowly bench- to the game. The court was so we scored trips plate. busy, who only live points proceeded to investigate the other WL.m two years of varsity play to the eight possibilities. All were busy of a basketball All Ain while Gossett is BB>ition Baltimore Bullets and looked as though they would a true rags-to-riches story. high on the list of the Syracuse be for quite some time. ■■At aw.ml tune lot presentation Nationals and the Tri-City Black- the final of the tour However, because of iKpwing game hawks. Almost all the teams in the past exper- 3 m' vr Kilt'll! all tite All-American nom- have ience, we had this turn amateur Industrial League anticipated Kes go; ovations from the of events and bad lunch great contacted the Aggie stars. The brought but could and some nice soft to sit mm® none compare Denver Clievs and the Dayton Air pillows Kii the (hens which on. ring through Gems have sought the services of auditorium Wm when Anderson and Anderson while Denver, Dayton, Five hours, fifteen minutes, and were presented their Oakland Blue ’N Gold and Akron •r* two economics books later the 'lt was the thrill biggest are for Gossett. Goodyears bidding courts, were free, but dusk had be- had,” said Anderson con- Incidently, Shorty coach Carpenter, gun to fall and we were late for his while selection Gossett, of the Denver club lias been kick- dinner. "Oh, well,” we thought, s almost at a loss for words himself ever since the tourna- ing “Better luck next time. Tomorrow ess his "It reaction, stated, ment because lie Gossett passed up well come back at six in the in happiest moment my and Anderson when preparing his morning. Maybe we won’t have so for the tournament and team long to wait. rous offers have been made and picked Dale loft of Denver to in- Such experience is cagers join professional Wayne Tucker of Colorado an exasper- the least. lateur teams but at the stead. ating to say Especially an offer from Uncle Sam bestowed when consider the old The numerous plaudits you age Union Lounge co- 0 have How- are tradition of Aggie spirit and top priority. on the two Aggie hoopsitts Loyola Unitertity >th We have two solutions Gossett and Anderson to the tremen- operation. Chicago llluioit also a great tribute , News \ ated would Colo- to offer. Either build more tennis that they ac- dous coaching job done at rule courts or establish a standing Week position with an amateur rado A& M by Bill Strannigan T^Lo^ er the of to limit time one with pros. An- and shows that they were not courtesy playing others tbas received bids from him to one match when are Loyola when named Sky- pro wrong they the for the courts. nneapolis Lakers and the line Conference coach of year. waiting

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Ask it either both Tires and Accessories sporting goods for way ... dingler trade-marks mean the same thing. AVE. E 140 N. COLLEGE C. COMPANY BY WILKINSON BOTTLED UNDE* AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COLA Colorado AND SONS Gaods Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Fort Collins, Athletic Equipment Sporting O 1951, Tho Coca Colo Cam Acron - Model Supplies from Old Main Team Outfitters 10I APRIL 0. fOSt COLLEGIAN TRACK SCHEDULE GOLFERS TUTCRED BY NEW COACH 14—Wyoming at Laramie. April GLEN April. 26—Colorado University GAUSMAN ; OPEN WITH at Boulder. divot Relays The diggers from Colorado A & M are 5- -New Mexico h May University for the season prepare opener April 6 and 7 “**£«! at Ft. Collins. on th* municipal golf course with the 0* 11—Denver at golf team from If May University thle Denver, Wyoming. In- of 19—Denver University Under the direction a new May coach, Glen Gau I vitational Denver. Smaa at have been in all > golfers putting their spare til. y c ume ?*■ May 25-26—Skyline Eight Con- rsiittc andnnrl drives. “VUn'no impi-nvi«. putts “We’ve got a lot ference at Salt Lake. of enthusiasm dh the squad,’’ with Wvmm.g the Gau&man said. “If to win wanting urc t(' A!'»''iuernu/t ; , Unit Intramural Managers makes I.obos a winning team then we from the Regular meeting of the Intra- should have several matches in the Mexico April IS mural council will be held Tuesday, aJ^-jW

10, at 7:00 in the class- bag.” April p.m. h' ld a ' on™ men’s their ST room, gym. Following doubleheader £ s j|

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Tempe Team Wins CU Meet Philip Morris challenges by Roger Dyer any other leading brand No team trophy was awarded to the Ari2ona Sun Devils but they showed the mountain how this track be handled boys should to test last Saturday at the 10th Annual Colorado suggest this University Invitational 8P r . Indoor track meet. G The team from Tempe, who were four time Border Conference 4. HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS champions, won four first place honors and tied for the other blue OF ribbon in the 10 event meet. The Sr SMOKERS, who tried this test, unofficial team point standings the indication of just how skilled iooked like this: Tempe compiled he really is. report in signed statements that a total of 38, Kansas State of the Two records tied last Seven were Sat- PHILIP Big Conference was second MORRIS IS DEFINITELY urday night. Sun Devil Don Hil- ■■ highest with a total of 23 points. dreth, who holds both LESS The Golden Buffaloes scored 16 hurdle rec- IRRITATING, DEFINITELY MILDER! ords in this points, Wyoming 7, Colorado particular meet his mark in the 60 \ Sc M 3, and Colorado State 1. equaled yaid high barriers but could not quite The class of is high competition with himself last stay year as he shown by the fact that half the slowed a tenth of a second in the schools entered failed to secore a * 60 yard low hurdles. Nevertheless, single these point. Among unlucky he still walked off with both ones were Denver, New Mexico, medals as fen year, and hats off Fort Kansas, Colorado State Hays, to a big boy who can really step and Mines. Colorado This can them. He was the only man among only lead to one thing—the defeat some excellent tracksters who took A of the of an invitational purpose two first place honors. there meet. Last year were 5 places 1. .. Light_ht up a PHILIP MORRIS 2. brand offered and 5 medals Lirle the Buff ..Light up your present given. This Angie Raso, Just take a puff—DON'T INHALE —and Do exactly the tains thing—DON'T year it was cut to 3—that doesn’t whirlwind, was angered just let the smoke s-l-o-w-l-y come through inhale, h'otice that that sting? make the little his teammate’s bit*, man happy to go enough at pictuie your nos*. Easy, isn’t it? And NOW... difference frotr. Philip mOßß>si with in the Quite a home out a place. Next year (Dole Kelley) Denver Post the meet will have fewer to tie the record in the Other brands entries, 60 yard merely make claims—but Philip Morris invites you and there the dash and goes prestige, repu- won the event in 6.4, to to compare, judge, to decide for yourself. tation, and of the host! slower man the 6.2 seconds he publicity ran Try this simple test. We believe that too, will in the prelims when he tied Jer- you, agree The big upset came when Mickey Philip Morris ome Biffle’s mark of is, indeed, America’s FINEST Dunn 1949. Cigarette! was defeated by not one, but two men in the septatfilon, Big Wally Tanner who expected his and blue ribbon specialty for to better the shot record of 50 the last 2 Herb Hoskins years. of feet, 10 inches set a while back bv

K State ran otf with the event Roland Prather of Kansas could not and Bill Miller of Arizona State make the quite grade but won with nations best (last year's javelin a nice heave of 49 feet, 7]/2 inches. NO CIGARETTE thrower placed second). The 3 the Herb took points garnered by Big the 7-event spe- were Aggies captured by a second cialty event with a total of 5,277 in the vault place pole by our points, the nearest yet anyone has brilliant sophomore Gorden Rid- come to Dick Kearns’ all time dell, who was not to up snuff, and HANGOVER record set 13 —5,465 years ag0 little F.rnie Wesswick who prided points. himself with a third place in the For who do those of you not 440 yard dash. Dave Gates had means MORE PLEASURE! some SMOKING know what the word means—a had luck just before the meet when

man tries his best in seven events Johnny Frezieres, our plugging which include the high jump, pole pole vaulter stepped on David’s vault, shot 60 meter dash, 60 foot. This doesn’t put, sound so bad hurdles, 400 dash, tneter high meter until we find that John happened GAIL and the broad Points are to have his jump. spikes on at the time. each man in each event for luck given Tough Gates but you will he his performance which takes all back for the ‘dual meet up at FOR PHILIP MORRIS the skills of track, and the total is Laramie the 14th. COLLEGIAN APRIL 6. 1051 11 GIRLS SPORTS

by Bette Sauer

he I volleyball tournament is in lull swing, and at this point, six games have been played. Sigma is kappa leading the tournament

two having won games to ac-

cumulate l points. The tourna- ment is a Round Robin, and the games are played Tuesday, Wed nesday, and l hursday nights in Ammons Hall. Tuesday night. Sigma Kappa defeated Gamma Phi Beta. 2.'> to 18, and Inde Debs downed Lory Hall 24 to 14. Stand- in the ings tournament are:

Sigma Kappa—4 points Co-op—2 points hide Debs—2 points kappa Delta—2 points I.orv Hall—2 points

t.nls are still needed to help in the runner in thn Naunnnl A.A.U. hrl.l timing and of the {Lm up, tournament in Denver l»» week. scoring volleyball and in- «-*»"' games, any girl <*' u“ * - <*“—• <■“ terested in Br °T7r- "rr learning to do this, nK J°,n‘ly the trophy for their runner-up position), Rinky Williams, Orris Chamberlain, Don Scothorn, and should contact Bobbie Sprayberry. —Photo by News &: Radio Service For that questions concern the in tournament general contact, Patronize our advertisers P V Creamery Produces Cinderella Team Frankee Page or Miss Frank.

Colorado A& M stunned the U cagers sporting world two weeks ago and became the toast of the from obscurity to fame via an DON'T FORGET Hgion by rocketing astounding runner-up spot in the star-studded AAU tournament in ® Ja-.ional Denver. Veteran observers couldn’t beiieve their when the eyes college STUDENT BUNDLE IS YOUR SAVING from Fort Collins notched after in the |Hds upset upset rugged week-long 41 team tourney. 10c lb. Shirts Finished I The incredible of the Cinderella 15c story hoopsters started early in March just after the Aggies had TRY IT ONCE —YOU WILL BE SATISFIED ■Biwed of their most successful season in out years by clipping Denver university 68-65. The Rams, weren't finished with Send Your Dry Cleaning with this Bundle ftkethali and «>f them six went to Collins crew turned on the heat ping in 21 points, Poudre Valley ftb Dunn of the Poinln- and Valley scored 70 in a scorch- moved into points a 37-30 halftime lead. Fort Collins and Beamrn and isk< (1 Inin Laundry Cleaners to spoil 28 minute stretch the Dry ing to topple But the superior reserve strength PHONE 225 ft ni \A! 125 E. them the tournament, Colts 87-60. Scothorn MOUNTAIN Ilnwr plunked in of the Cats began to tell in the ftnn the and agreed to idea a 10 Gossett and each second points, O’Bovle session and the weary Ag- Hm born which destined was was hit Hi and Anderson canned 13. gies saw their lead slowly dwindle. a plate among the tournu- (Quarter-final opponents were Great clutrh shooting O’Boyle, by —l

Biu) all-time and add - greats a the highly touted Vandergrilt Scothorn, Gossett, Arderson, and to the dribble fMpetKlan story Motors of Dallas. 'I he still Williams them in the experts kept game, SPALD IMp's store oi lore which will cage failed to see the light and pre- but Howie Williams, who hit 19 be *>on forgotten. Gathering dicted for the Tex- for the an easy victory Diesels, caged two quick some old uniforms and ans who were loaded with South buckets to give the Illinois quintet C slult warm the six \ it M tips, western college stars like Marcus the lead, 57-55. Refusing to wilt men. oil! Gossett, Gleuilon 6’ 11" from Ok- under the Freiburger, giant pressure, Gossett knotted

Don lahoma the r Joint O'Boyle,, U.. Paul Nolan, fi’ 10” bean- score again on a hook shot Sure we have how J WSfothuri’ (■< and Rinkv everythiug p urge Janzen pole front Texas Tech who had with 3:30 left in the contest. Both THE LONGEST BED 80U...KNAPSACK--- \ enlisted the aid of Carl - averaged 10.8 [joints game teams missed shots and then with per ( burner Gene HOLE IN CAMPIUG EQUiPHEttr.... Aggie ate, during the college season, and two minutes remaining Peoria got CAHTSEh)... ■v**- Irishman anil former COMPASS—- Aggie Paul Mitchell and Jack Brown of the hall and began to stall, in- TOURNAMENT distress signals BP?-' 1 '11 *' eager from West Denver. round Van- let their SMU. In the previous tending to Williams, great G-OLF- IS Drix Chamberlain. Wvotnmg dergriff Motors had upset the great long-shut artist, take one last crack the 615 yo. star, and set sail for the at the basket before the Oakland Blue N Gold quintet just game 16™ OF Hftdiv Mountain NewsYMCA set whose roster included all-time All- ended. THE tournament. American Don Barksdale. The O’Bovle Hero CANTERBURY the With five seconds I Bin Aggies were unimpressed by remaining, I News YMCA Touniev COURSE IN Motor-men's clippings, however, Williams shot from jus* outside ,K •‘"ttihc bree/eti |V Valley crew them 62- the free-throw circle and missed. CLEVELAND and proceeded to plaster * S H qu ng iMnth tied 10-ah The ball bounced into 47.. Alter the store was O'Boyle’s Fittl tournament this hands anti he took two by winning at 7:30 of the first half, die Cream- pivoted, pi'tnal title. while dribbles and fired the ball at the ery men hit 21 straight points built basket 65 feet the blanking their opponents and away just as gun just three days rest, the An- sounded. The ball arched Nre \ an mmtrmmintable lead. straight t | their up i .y )(> yS p| a yed and Gossett continued their into the for the r national derson hoop winning tournament game and O’Bovle's teammates car- ),t torrid 20 [joints. , I ,L scoring by talking r ' Geyser, Montana. In IF VtXIVE SOT AYEN FOR YARDAGE.. ried hint off the floor 19 respectively while Jan- on their pwideim on the Sunday points PLAY SPALPING CLUBS/ opening shoulders while the 6000 fans al- W a sensational floor Aftei zen played game. OID ' experincing some rug SOMCBOCV be- most brought down the rafters with /wove the By this time the fans were r opposition in the FT>MUSMEBS opening notice their frenzied ovations. Anderson to sit and take 3>rT_wt 58 ginning up 2 they pulled away to a five became all scorers with 25 zoo as the Poudre topped points I trituaph with and Valley Anderson hit to while O’Boyle 12, his final b the first non-seeded team enter iding the way by hitting pett 1941 Visitors bucket being the clutch an(l N the semi-finals since greatest unts The respectively. shot in Gossett d mile citv couldn't be- tourney history. ,n rountl to the high contest was never told that threw in 10 [joints. SPALDING custom fit dubs ' lieve it when they were golf ■ Yogi \ > mil'll how Blitz Kids in a The entered ed this team had finished weary V up an 83-51 Gos- upstart will victory. the finals with almost fan help your score. Get fitted last in their conference race. every P are<' tie for B. the winners with 1!) semi- in the auditorium to cheer were in the trying with ' v b"c The Collegians thecorrect and shaft j!J* Anderson hit lb and weight Ml- them on to victory. However, the finals with three powerful got 15. 7 who were the first non- for YOUR American-studded teams Phillips Aggies, flexibility game. this far •te third and Peoria seeded team to get in the Buams round of play brought 66, Stewart Chevrolet the tournament in 20 years, couldn't m Diesels Despite _ Yalley five against Caterpillar up the ■ rank under- stand up under onslaughts of J Kable Colts of \ft. Mot fart that they were the the Stewart Chevs, who had con- Hnoiv who Diesels, A, , had scored a 71 « dogs to the Caterpillar lon one quered perennial champs Phillips SPAIQ//VG- p, over the seeded Fibber Cinderella hoopsters provided in the md the ever 66 semi-finals., TVfolly team in the of the most thrilling upsets Cinderella went down to w °f tournament With hoopsters sets tut pace sports ■ competition After seen in an AAU n g and defeat 76-55. 1 | early in the fiist half, the Anderson running wild flip- 12 At»R!L 6, T®Bl CCIJUtGIAN Colorado A & M Health Service Is Now Accredited Hospital; Change By Neal Morchart

Your Health Service is an entirely different i C was here in 1946. In the fall of ® fr#lB 1946 - Miss Dor »i( to relieve Mrs. who went MiUoil Buoy on sick leave t 4

That fall Miss Maxon was promised a total*°*]***' students. Much to her **** surprse she was handed6 this the total patients, being peak of the GI ° influx a * the Health Service had no nursing staff tinsea

at all. only ten beds, one nose and throat chair lor examinations and ftsdjpjsa one small portable X-ray machine to take the of extremities pictures --

such as hands and feet. This was die situation in the fall of I'.Mb. V 1 th '•"‘tori are , ' 0n J and their " now are much services Plimgs different artlrare fr lor Miss Maxon students. «!o4 has done a yeo- Hospital mans job putting tht Health Ser- The vice back on its feet. Ihe former A present fc M . staff ,s • '»" a consists of seven registered VV.T hospital accS 1 who work full ,US bet nurses tune and two " ,ince 105 n' * RN’s who , ,h,ss,aiu are part tune employees, ' has added to the college and two apprentice pharmacists (The to the iS It » conducive Service has been approved by the to qualifiJT and ' le Board of s to State Pharmacy), and f accrp, three previous consulting physicians from hospital plan, _ jj Wue Cross. M.vs Fort Collins, l)r. Duane Hartshorn Maxon, five J here the have been medical director, and I)r's. aimed « the stiff Robert Bliss and Robert requirements of Morrell the i\jt Miss Maxon took as consulting physicians, each with a mail unit quate to definite hours. These doctors are designed ‘KM, Students, and all on salary and their services arc managed toJ am! expand to Iree to the student. Any student meet the netdij .1700 students in J may call in an outside doctor at only fjvt Much their new expense. equipment has bej the tins acquired, facilities All change was no accident. To understand how twenty-eight beds, the the Student Miss Maxon center b Pictured above are various views of the daily activity at Irecen about rccognired as a could bring such a rein.uk hospital k Health Service. Up|>er Left—Shirley Ginsburg gives anesethetit to one able in five Brooks takes change ytars one should of the patients. Upper right—Caroline a patient’s tempera- (Continued on page 1J) have a little of her and their lift. Lerner checks background. ture gives spirits a Lower right—Colleen She attended Nebraska (■. for four the time on students taking the heat treatment. lavwer left—One of the took her years, nurses training at dishwashers cleans up after the evening meal. —Photo by Foreman Bishop Clarkson Memorial hospital in Omaha and entered the Army Nurses Corp in June of l‘Ml. She COLLEGE DAYS CANDIDATES months QUEEN spent 21 in the European and D CLUB CHOSEN AND theater accumulated four ... GIVEN RIDING TESTS battle-stars. Miss Maxon was chief w ing confirm that the local police of the evacuation hospital in Gen- fO- Last Saturday at the rodeo grounds a large crowd gathered force has heard of never an "In- eral Patton’s arms until injured to watch the annual on horseback for the envied title of *#' arid the tryouts in spector Goole,” infirmary a wreck in the Battle of the of the has not had suicide in Queen College Days rodeo and all its activities. The a years. girls Bulge After recuperating from Then, of the the various members Live- course, Birlings begin were put up by sororities and by of the these injuries she was assigned to feel more at one with themselves. stock of 1500 bed Club, which sponsors and supervises the event. supervisor a hospital in Since no girl has committed suicide, The fol’owing girls were nominated: Shirley Cahill, Gamma how could they be involved in such Phi; Joyce Zeeck, Lappa Delta; a thing? Shiela and Eric, however, Joyce Nixon, Tri Delt; Ann Watt, Miss Lawrence Kirk, • cannot reconcile themselves with put up by ' # Livestock Club: Pat Inde SHEAFFEfCS the Ryan, the Ladies' Basket situation as they reason that Weaving Society, pendents; Pat Harmon, Livestock each failed to meet the one still has done the girl requirements. Club; Jeannine McMann, Live- i harm stock Club; Ann Robbe; Theta; Miss Kitk put on du amazing Birling’s reasserted feelings of Larry Kirk. Ladies’ Basket Weav- exhibition of fancy diving. Only self assurance, however, are shatter- ing Society; one thing was wrong; she didn't ed when he Shirley Honholtz, answers the imperious Delta Zeta. dive olt a diving board, and there ring of the telephone and receives wasn't a water in Miss Kirk All the sight. some surprising news. candidates were required in her brilliant did a to ride horse in performance May it suffice to say that it is felt a at a gallop and beautiful swan dive from the back this that set it would be by reviewer each cast mem- down, just as done of a horse known as Serene Saliy. ber their in the of the rodeo. perform role so excellent- grand entry In an interview after the unex- The the till ly, that it would seem to detract girls that met requirements Miss Kirk said from their were voted pected happening performances to attempt on Wednesday night that the the rodeo I members of the ground at arena 1 to name any one point in which by Livestock Club. with ail her it each excelled. Lines were All of the met requirements, spoken girls qualified except with and which an ease precision one. It is the reporter’s sad duty was nice and soft. Tough luck Miss are not commonly in col- to that the dark expected rejjort horse entry, Kirk, better luck next year. lege dama. Miss R. J. Wattles, play producer, and the entire club are to be commended in "An Inspector Calls.” ANNOUNCING The play will be presented again & \h and tomorrow at at tonight evenings Me h#r p*« ,^**2 8:15. tickets are hot Sheo Activity good. TAILORING CLASSES Other pen t Tell Mom how adJ^i deeply she is K) many -giv. ;o« By Maybellc Lalor cherished and appreciated. 231 "f 14K gold potn* *° Dine and Dance Send her a Hallmark card. OJJ ieo vUible reflH She'll be i^ l^p* * and delighted that which Sheaffef Friday Saturday you ty fee cared to send 7, included till 12 SEW GEM SEWING MACHINES enough her the arc ot|hi. a; ,'ionalvalu.w^ best! Choose .A u Wit!) the New Susie very from our Excellent Food Hook oture* fine new collection. Come in VERN’S today. Office Supph^ '* 6 Miles Northwest of Fort COLLINS SEWING CENTER TH 2

Collins on U. S. 287 Mountain ° 149 N. A&M lorad College Bookshop ( ollin*. Private Parties Solicited Phone 460 Fort C OLLE GIAN Bi arri s, F o ul k a n d A V M A S A P RI L 6, 1951 1 3 p o ns ors Fir st US MC m er. Graduates w dl b e co m mis- R et ur n A g gi e D o g Sho w INAUGURATES si o n e d second li e ut e n a nt s i n t h e Sandhause ' RESERVE OFFI CE R e g S f at d M ari n e a n d p e di gr L ' ° d C or ps Reserve s e nt t o S g S - * "t ” « ° ^ Convention ’ d CANDIDATE t h e M ari n e F r o m will • » o n C OURSE C or ps S c h o ol s, fir st a n n u al hand f or t h e Q u a n- ti c o, f or el e ct e d h e M S u “ d a V a., a co mprehensive fi v e B H arri s, n e wl y h o u“ t* y, A pril 2 9, i n t h e I h e I fr ailt y fi el d T A & M M ari n e C or ps h a s anounced 1 5 m o nt h s b a si c offi c er s’ Donna L e e F o ul k, c o urs e. J ™ ° r A V M A pl a n s f or it s fir st Offi c er C a n di d at e |ffi ' ' pi cii d c nt, d oJs ' ' a a d w s W UI dr a w J o ^, T* ' returned I B Mai. Sandhouse course si n c e W orl d W ar 1 1. T h e Candidates w h o f ail Accordto °“ t o q u alif y chair man of e Tr a c r. fro m a c o n t h e t 0 D will f or I Monday four-day p u bli cit y C < course e n a bl e a co m mission will b e t h e B st utt a! 4 0 0 c oll e g e gr a d u- gi v e n A s J - approxi mately e ntri e s, of t h e I nt er c oll e gi at e i n cl u di n g br s " ^ at e s wit h of U nti o n n o milit ar y experience t o o pti o n discharge fro m t h e M ar- ° - e x p e ct e d. ’ b e st X XZT Wo men st u d e nt s at Purdue b e st d ot, i n t h e beco me offi c er s. i n e Reserve 6 E ci at e d d o g s h o w. C or ps or assign ment t o T h e I n di a n a. f or t h e a cti v e L af a y ett e, judges e v e nt E ntri e s m u st b e i n Q u alifi e d or d ut y i n e nli st e d st at u s. I K v er sit v. ar e b y A pril 1 4t h graduates s e ni ors Mr s. H el e n c o n v e nti o n, w hi c h w a s at- W al s h fro m wit h t h e i n accr e dit e d w h o will | M o nr o vi a, al o n g entrance f e e. F or c oll e g e s r e A li mit e d nu mber of t h e than -100 fro m C al n or ni a, w h o will f urt h er c ei v e baccalaureate gr a d- i Ended b v m or e girl s judge all t h e i nf or m ati o n c all D o n Tr acy a degree t hi s u at e s of t hi s Offi c er C a n di d at e it s the me " T o- i n t h e ot h er t’. s e d a s s p orti n g br e e ds; L e wi s G. S m all s pri n g, than i n | B c oll e g e s, Spence A ni m al or m e di ci n e, H o s pit al, Course b e off er e d co m missions a n d fro m D all a s, Dr. m a y To morro w,” w a s T e x a s, w h o will M oss w h o i s t h e d e nti str y, or t h e ol o g y, a n d w h o i K v' s Wo man judge sponsor of t h e all a s c ar e er M ari n e s. discussions o n hound breeds will b e l ess than 2 7 I E g hli g ht e d b y c ur- e x c e pt beagles J u ni or A. V. M. A. y e ars ol d o n a n d n ati o n al i s- Greyhounds, a n d J ul y 1, t hi s y e ar, ar c N O TI C E: [ B nt e d u c ati o n al W hi p p et s, so me eli gi bl e t o B of t h e discussed w orki n g d o g br e e ds. N O TI C E: a p pl y. | so me t o pi c s Graduating S e ni or s! M ak e r es er- £ S 1 i n O n e li er e will b e Accepted candidates will b e e n- v ati o n s f or a n d i ß er e: '' C h e at er p arti ci p ati o n hi g hli g ht of t h e sho w will a n i m p ort a nt s e n- c a p go wn a s soon h e > or l ass li st e d i n t h e M ari n e I Sudent a cti viti e s”: " G etti n g ri d of a c hil dr e n' s < m e eti n g at 5: 0 0 C or ps R e- a s p o s si bl e at t h e A I k M Bookstore. sho w manship c o n p. m. f s erv e a n d st u d e nt t e st. T h er e will b e 1 0 i t h e Ol d s e nt t o a n i nt e n si v e 1 0 T h e bookstore i s al s o | Br, di y i n govern ment”; cl ass es f or b ot h Tuesday, A pril ; n M ai n t a ki n g or d ers a u dit ori u m, w e ek course at P ari s I s- f or “ Should b oys a n d u n d er business t o b e di s- tr ai ni n g announce ments a n d I Bhould wo men r e gi st er ?”; girl s t e n y e ar s, personal l a n d, S. C., R. O. T. C. a n d fro m - 1 ussed i s t h e s e ni or t hi s s pri n g a n d su m- c ar d s. I Bere b e co mpulsory a n d t e n t o fift e e n. T h e judge s n e a k, cl a s s " Ho w i m f or t hi s b a n <| u et, a n d I Bilit ar v tr ai ni n g ?”; t o c o nt e st i s Si g n e C arls o n co m mence ment. ul a a n d fro m Pl e a s e b e t h er e! | Br t u n it gr a d u Lake wood, C ol or a d o. (l \ c- prepare a cti v e aft er M a ny i ßes f or p arti ci p ati o n pri z e s ar e off er e d l or d o gs t h at wi n b e st of t h eir * A MER I C i^ Baduation." br e e d, a n d A if coeds Sheely- Andrc ws I ■ T h e t hr e e A g gi e thought M ot or C o., 1 S of Re me mber Continuous Perfor mance for m of st u d e nt a $230.00 at 1: 3 0 II g. M s g ov er n- f eri n g St erli n g Sil v er D ail y St arti n g p. m. T e a a nti co mpared v er y favorably t o C off e e S ervic e f or t h e e nt -T ODAY A N D SATURDAY

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mons Hall. semester hours in of «I practice teaching elementarv m,u Green Lucky Horseshoe, 7 p.m., one year of teaching at the elementary level. * Applications will Room. from students who expect to complete the required * . .' J Student Court, 4 to 6, Gold Room. *; after filing their applications.

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• • . . pOjfjgJ Christian 7 » * Campus Fellowship, interest in the examination are given announcement. The West ann , p.m.. Lounge. should also be consulted for instructions on where to fi(e 7 and 9, Old Main. If 6 of Chesterfields are Lyceum, Are in this so yours Information and be obtained from you picture? packages applications may most first* Dinner and the office 11:00 and Delta Delta Delta Dance, for the asking. Come up to COLLEGIAN at today class offices, from Civil Service post regional offices, or from Watch 6:30 Ladd's. the U Sfl and Doris Ruff will award your Chesterfields. p.m., prove your identity Service Commission, D. C. Delta Zeta Dinner 6:30 Washington 25, Applications contest which will run the rest of Dance, p.m., will be ar»J next week for the “Can You Identify” —Photo Ammons Hall. until further notice. the quarter. by Snyder

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