Rocky Mountain Collegian
Z 72 Published By The Associoted Students Of The Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College
VOLUME LVI <>iu roi.fjixs. Colorado ... Friday, kkiuuwry 21. 104 NUMBER 17 sop Grade Average Made By Commons Club
Lamoreaux, Briscoe and Harding To Speak Office Of Student Cairo School Head Affairs Sends Out At Next Assembly To Lecture Friday Registrar's Figures For Kleckner Cop Top Honors A&M Activity Cards Dr Arthur McCracken Harding, John S Badeau president of Last Fall Show Gamma astronomer, I •di r Life” considered will be made at >, h and “Student is by us lins Merchants committee. The up 11 today. n contact with colleges and uni- incidents should be enough smartly carpentered, sometimes The play begins at 8 p. ra. taste The next *arn to be * as bad and poor sportsman- veterans are supplyng the elbow regularly scheduled versities. ’■ all Aggie students to lock knowingly corny. Its lively, witty Miss Wattles urges everyone f, ship. assembly is at 11 Fri- farß shoot seated that time, for the audi- J grease, and the Merchants Com- next Mr. Collins has held the 1 ‘’ and to check them oc- gags are ammunition which by position - day. ence cannot hear when there is remember, more years will mittee has donated lumber, toys, faculty advisor for the onaliy while they are attend- at a good many targets such as But, of Rocky fcg distraction of come! swings, and other items. activities on campus. narrow nationalism, die-hards. the incoming people. < Mountain Collegian since last fall. oiliAV 1- K ! !'. 11* C,\ i; V -j TWO THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN Haylofters Kilroy Sponsor EXAMINATION SCHEDULE Campus Square Dances flackyMo Now Komments Second Quarter 1946-4 Comments Associated Students of The I*uWivh4*#l Kn rj lril.iy lij- (lie recently organised By MEL JACKSON AgSe COLORADO AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL Haylofters have MONDAY, MARCH 17 taken over sponsorship of the COLLEGE 8-io—All Cl inorganic chemistry classes. Christian Fellowship is campus After the last two weeks, (mid- Campus squar! chemistry lecture classes. dances which Printed bj- (lie Robinson l*rinting Company 10-12—All C 3 inorganic meeting each previously terms, etc.), it’s a wonder this sponsoring a prayer Wer PHONE 637 1- 3—All Oil organic chemistry classes. sponsored by I.S.A. The OFFICES: column wasn't captioned. "Kilroy each mornirg ig/ morning at 7:30 council voted to Hall 1- 3—All AHI market types classes. Cave: Johnson was here," rather than relinquish th "Kilroy and a Bible classes. the Gold Hoorn sponsorship to the Fort Collins, Colorado 1- 3—All AH2 market types in 142 Went Oak Street Komments;” however, this week Haylofte* elementary textiles and clothing classes. Friday at 7:00 p. m. shortly after the latter most 1- 3—All HESO study class Bgrew finds of us returning to a ups 36, and 37 mathematics (engineers) Union. formation. 1_ s—All Ml 6, 16a, west lounge of the somewhat slower pace, and the in the Phone 2521-R classes. The square dance usual non-appealing veteran's Everyone is welcome. tonight wfn DOROTHY BRUMMER Associate Editor 3- s—-All Z1 and Z 2 principles of oology classes. he the first dance has taken held news suddenly on an by tt Phone 1793 3- s—All PI poultry husbandry classes. Haylofters. The general dance will air of financial extravaganza. hem. VIRGINIA REEI) Business Manager ne\'i mooting of Canter- TUESDAY, IS The in the Old Main MARCH gym at s When I of : oo Phone 1723-W speak financial p classes having first session of week at scheduled for Sun- 8-io—All other bury dull is One other (lance to be held extravaganza, I am to March VELAINE VANIER Assistant Business Manager referring 8 a. MWF. m, in the 7 is for m.. March 2. at 5 p. planned this the state bonuses which are day. quarter first session of week at 10-12—All other classes having meeting held last EDITORIAL STAFF church. At the A! the second regular readily being or con- meeting 8 a. m., TTh. Scott, noted ELINOR LINGER News Editor Sunday, Miss Mary of the club last sidered by many of the 48. The Tuesday e'.ening 1- 3—AH other classes having first session of week at Editor on ■■.Modern ihe began JOHNNY SPEAS Sports following is list traveler, spoke group work on a of states and t,vepa,; 10 MWF. BILL MEAKINS Assistant Editor a. m., China.” ire for northern Sports their present attitude toward region week competi- 3- s—All other classes having first, session of at NE WARNOCK . Assistant Sports Editor bonuses: lion which may be held these next April 10 a. m . TTu. Society Editor First Aid Chair- May. It is hoped that Alabama. Bill! llrisliy. more In fel. prospect* WEDNESDAY, M ARCH If> BETTY CHAMPION Assistant Editor lons will Society till r. v ito half f*tst attend the Arizona Status undetermined man. urges tin meetings 8-10—All other classes having first session of week a 4 Feature DONALD 'DICKINSON Editor credentials to sign their names Tuesday nights to equalise Arkansas No bills pending aid tin !* m MWF. LYNCH .. . ] abundance BARREL Copy Editor which is posted In the over of girls California No bills pending on the list whj j JO-12- All other (lasses having first session of week at j j f BLENTMAX . WARDEN Exchange Editor of the «m b’s te- have always been Sfcrae Status nndetej rained , font offset a> present, rnem- 9 a. TTh. MAR* SUE G*LVIN Picture Editor m., i mport...... Colorado Status undetermined 1- 3—All other classes having first session of week at DUANE ANDERSON Photographer j ' Connecticut No bills pending 11 a MWF. in raim its in., Delaware No bills of the (il! s \|,| M pending 3- 6 Ail other classes having first session of week at j at the mooting I till \ TlmT* Robert A?: > » 1 rhara At let ten, Helen Lee Champion, Donald program THst. of Col. No bills pending Foundation the First 11 a. m., TTh. I Wcah-i at Dickinson, Ric hard ( ;: c M* try Donahue. I>■ lly Eaton, Robert Ed- GARMENTS Florida No bills pending 7 Sun- Till RKDAY, M ARCH 120 Methodist ihuc it. at p m., • k *>■«* *» Kk. Georgia Status undetermined s classes having first session of week at of her program u ih' 8-10-—All other day. The topic ■ ■ ;d ' : i*liijr t;ri. .!:ii'.‘- Pres- •Imk.l. Slij.-, Ihe—.-. Hawaii Status undetermined the Stu- 1 MTWThF. will bo “U. -V O. From Mum*- \V l ton, Role i ;.h Ro!.“- •:. and I' *rot by Skitt. p m., 7V, \ Idaho Status undetermined 10-12—All other classes having first session of week at dent’s Standpoint." Mrs. 1 V. I'lillir I‘hui!, 11l SI N ICSS ST.U F llliciw Illinois Adopted 2 p. m., MTWThF. IOdessa Johnson, John Dawson, Gayle Tlielander, Joanne Wvsa, Indiana— Status undetermined 1- 3—All other classes having first session of week at Shirley O'Brien, Rogerc Y* nn<, Carol Sheek v. Eleanor Mason, Audrey lewa N-o bills pending 3 MTWThF. Linninger, Grady Ellison, Murgur* t Tlazelett. and Marjorie Deines. p. m., Kansas No bills pending AM Kinds 3- s—All other (‘lasses having' first session of week at Typing Kentucky Bills FINBACK'S pending 4 p. m., MTWThF. I (Intact Mrs. S/,,njog Louisiana HERITAGE ..No bills pending STUDIO and Maine.. ~.—..—-—..—„—..—«——..—.——..—..—..—..—-—..—..—»—«—”—”—...... —..—..—_ .. Number 90 Veterans' Village Defeated CAMERA SHOP Hatred is tin* essence and the heritage of war—world wide Maryland .Status undetermined round of the badminton tourna- war and world wide hatred. WAA INITIATES NEW Massachusetts.. Adopted ment. PORTRAITS .:-••• Many national figure-, point out. that although we have suc- •<00" • -- Michigan - Adopted MEMBERS THURSDAY d will be for COMMERCIALS cessfully won a war. necessary every nation and every Minnesota In prospect* LOST individual to la* and Mississippi....Status undetermined Fifty-four girls eligible to ond KODAKS unselfish,, broadminded, tolerant, a word which were prob- White Gold Swiss Watch, Missouri In take the test given to initia- MARY’S Webster defines ns iti order 1:o win prospect* prior ably in Ammons Hall last week. endurance, a lasting peace. Everything for the Montana No bills pending tion into the Women's Athletic If found please return to Annette National Prnlh.-rie ■ l week last Sunday, 'and Kate Amateur began Short. West Rockwell. Reward. Nebraska Not in prospect Association last Monday and Tues- Smith her DRIV-IN on weekly program sang an Irving Berlin composition, Nevada —No bills pending day. Those who passed the test Me written “Help to Help My Neighbor,’- a song especially for the New at Hampshire...... Adopted were initiated yesterday four *++■+ * SANDWICHES * •_:-ooc*oX'<‘:>oc>'c*ooi:*oc*oovC-ca;3»: occasion. These of are two the many great Americans who verbally New Jersey Bills pending o'clock. Doris Erickson, former SHORT ORDERS SKI CAPS and constructively advaiiv the doctrine of tolerance—tolerance of New Mexico. Status undetermined president, spoke on what W. A. $1.29 New York Bills pending A. meant to her, in a brief pro- BEST QUALITY race, creed and color. g PENN TENNIS BAILS 0 North FortC?"?:?? Carolina which followed. FOOD AND SERVICE . Two gram or even many people advocating such a doctrine are not $ 3 for $1.79 Status undetermined Ruth Erickson and Audrey Lin- Across 'TOMMY of every and in Bridge o ARMORN . enough. Every person country, city, community North Dakota No bills have advanced to the third pending inger ~ ' £> North on College Avenue GOLF BALLS —98 home must whole and r § co every hrartedly support believe in equalitv Ohio In prospect* X-OOC’^C'OOOOOOOC-'-OOOOOOOO'C .ur: o for all if world peace is to Is won Oklahoma.. In prospect* at 0 1 -particularly when people prid- your 0 Oregon No bills ing themselves on tolerance refuse to hairculs to pending Watch 0 give Boulder Expert SERVING AGGIES a 0 Pennsylvania In prospect* negro students, certain Southern communities hart movies depicting o Coast to Coast 0 Rhode Island i Repairing with POWER Go § ( atlioficisin. Adopted any phase ft! and racial tjuotas are observed in adrnis- i . South Carolina : Store The Finest in Status underterm in ed Davis Flowers 1 Jewelry o 0 Truc brotherhood is not enduring. True brotherhood is South Dakota.—. 000.0-:-o:oo:.c cmsm not, . Since 1933 At therefore, tolerance. Status undertermined Brotherhood is “helping thy neighbor.” — CHOZ/S TRADING MART Tennessee Status Your Editor. undetermined Texas— Status PAUL WOOD undetermined Contact Brent Hobson Utah No bills pending at ChJ Florist Graduation Planned Vermont Adopted For Pickup and IKdiverv LETTERS Phone 1012 Virginia Status undetermined 117 South College Ph. 368 To The By Seniors Tuesday West Virginia In project Washington. Status undetermined Wyoming . ..Status undetermined EDITOR Members of the senior class, In states indicated by asterisks For Your Flowers rapidly approaching their goal, (*), the V. F. W. has paved the . Editor's Note: graduation, met Tuesday to make way for bills which will he SEE US pre- \ suits Kenton is strictly arrangements for the stratosphere The letter is being occasion. following sented to the state legislatures with his Lowell president, stuff in popularity polls printed to clarify recent mis- Halls, ap- in 194 7. pointed ESPE L I N JO various committees. Those drive. Capitol's latest statements. W. Made powerhouse chosen Courtlyn Hotchkiss, assist- Strictly for the Senior Sneak Day f , in Rhythm"is* ant veteran’s counselor, urged all 1 album ‘Arristry committee were Kathie Cruise, Gil Floral Co. To Your Measure Mr. Jim Oxley veterans who are contemplating a ] of kicks... eight Fee inner, and Ernest Hersch. v, collection Kenton transfer or drop from this institu- Student Bods' President The commencement committee 117 West Oak Street exciting, original compositions tion to get in touch with the vet- Coverts Dear Jim: consists of Gordon Soles ... and never before recorded. eran's office immediately. Such Phone 445-W At the present time of allega- Doreen Kennedy. —Worsteds procedure will not only cut mileß At dealer-oow! tion and counteranegation it your Seniors on the college gift com- of red tape, but it will also reduce wise to reduce known facts Cheviots seems mittee are Edith MeDougal and ■X $3 15 the time taken to complete such : frluilax to writing as much as possible. \\ allace Lloyd. Marge Venuti A action as you may prefer. ■ Tweeds Specifically I am referring to will be in charge of the senior RAY LEACH % Once student evaluation of faculty mem- again, veterans are urged i lars dance arid speakers for both : V,j TRENDS bers, Last quarter 1 talked to to contact the veteran’s office I as You Like NEW h ■ < a laureate services Styled and gradua- and his IN TORRID TEMPOS you and Gordon Soles, then Col- upon a change of address. tion exorcises will be obtained by | Bed' - ?SI Tfis Feet Too Big for de Cap. legian editor, offering full Huiwlmls of checks are co- Nancy Schneider. being re- ORCHESTRA ‘lntermissionRiff" Cap. 258 operation from my office on inrued merely because the iu|- ERRY SOLT - Important announcements about 'Painted Rhythm' Cap 256 faculty ratings. More recently •Iresce cannot be located. Blanks 229 caiis. and gowns and graduation 'Artistry Jumps' -Cap. when Wilcox called on me be obtained from Ray at may the vet- J Fine Custom announcemonta were read. Dean office, 'Music You Like elevenger-'a suggestion, I erans Room 205, in the Made ■X: Clothing _ repealed this offer. A Administration building. second point to bring out is *nta*o* Word has reached me that —Like You Ph. 40 139 W. Oak some elao thought of encouraging hob- Some of you people have been - WJStgrrwnrr-rSSrSBIi students b- ;iev- tin: admin:(-!ra- " -‘ e, -x , >• weat <• r» and »I'.ir 18 for wondering what happened to that tion is trying so suppress the dance! Like It" any Too many of the medal or cluster you were to have faculty rating by the students. mmmmßsmmm m girls, and too m; ay of the fellows, received months ago. Don't feel Doubtless this comes from ■,l charge pi y bnv vl dreused • 1‘t bin up badly, however, if you have not not fully o* someone aware what to w h n i they could even he ad- M f-ived there i it yet, as are many Greeley, he’g transpired Let me ATTENTION PLEASE TO OUR repeat • e,j a annee at another coi- who are much worse off. For that the Dean of th Faculty will bge time since Colorado at any they en- Snstam-fe, Charles A. Windolph, 94. welrotn© thy opportunity to to A & M! Let’s ‘ * I raise the Lead, South Dakota, Is just CUSTOMERS 1 ' now *■++*■*+*■**■*■• + in ++■*+++*+*■+»+** ©iterate a dips.no * om-truo ards around this ar college— getting his Purple Heart for live This manner. is in accord- NOT lower them ! wounds suffered during the Bat- ance with i-«U policy ' d by a of ■ projnis*' policy coats and tle of Little Big Horn River, vote of the all-f ulUo': faculty, ties for the fellows, and dresses scone of Custer’s Last Stand. He HODGSON Sincerely yours, and heels (or at least not saddle must have gone through chan- J. Lee Deen, -hoes) for the girls, tor the nels-—huh? ?? Dean of the Faculty. " ‘ h< nd dances a't the union. I Jewelry and Gif! Store Veterans are warned not to buy also propose policy of dates , To the Editor: books or materials unless they rdy for the name dances! ! * n isi I have b n !■' have been O.K.ed by the V. A. • tting rather anlly I am ue of those for- irked with the caliber If you do, tjie chances are very One of of the timales who has a car and THI VVN the Oldest Stores can Jewelry social life at A& M, strong that the price of such un- more »o thLs situation for the week- will UMLfOiT every day,—BUT—lh< that authorized items be charged thing * ttdfi, but from my talks with in —to !!! Fort Collins really set me going was the that you! an- :•'Hew?, la m speaking very nouncement of the Of- T new- mixer largely for those who are stuck ~m=mElil=ili=HI~!ll~lli=lfl=IIIEIII~IIIEIII & w dance It’s policy. no wonder that 'Men in Fort Collins when I say we are known "jupt bunch STARK'S as a emphatically ■—Let’s raise the Announcing the New Name of farmers" to students of other Mil Your Home Oompleta Line of - 1 standards* - here at A& M Complete FurniNliinKs colleges! Fort Collin*! Store HIGH GRADK TOBACCOS is a poor and have a college with some Furniture Moor I Found pound Sizes have Covering ami / enough town to a date In ■ l da.-,: to it.! !! AppiiiLnres lsurge Selection of Pipes without making the situation G. M. M. lUI Fast Mountain Phone 70ft to a union dance worse by going R, &, A good start would be E!H=lME!ll=lMsm=lllEniSHi=m=lM=lll=U! GRIFFITH'S and getting In after 1a cut on < very v the ball machine WALL’S pin out three steps on the dance floor? of the cave and into the game Goods 0 Let's Sporting get on the ball! Tha! stuff I’ociin.. Electric Shoe Shop, and is all right, and a fine thing for Jewelry and Gift Store these afternoon dances, but let’s Idea* die in some heads be- Inc. Tobacco Shop make It date affair for cause strictly a they rau't Bland the soli- 1W» N. f'olle*:** Phone 171 the 140 H South College weekend evening dances! t tary ronliiieinout. iSSi rz- ri— K RBTirA HV I M. 1017 p m n A Y. T H E R OCKY M OI' N T AI N C OLT.E GIA N THREE F or est ers' Queen T o B e Revealed Saturday BUNYAN A N D QUEEN I WI L L SHARE THR ONE A T F ORESTERS' B ALL P a ul Bunvan a n d B a b e, hi s gr e at bl u e o x. will r ei g n a g ai n at t h e a n n u al F or est er’s B all w hi c h 4 will b e h el d to morro w’ ni g ht i n t h e b allr o o m of t h e st u d e nt u ni o n. Couples will dance fro m 9 t o 1 2 p. m. t o t h e m u si c of W arr e n C a m b ell' s Gr e el ey orc h estr a. C o m mitt e e chair men f or t h e dance ar e Iv a n P ort er, m u si c; John R o g ers, corsages; J ack W at er s, p u n c h; Gordon S ol e s, ti k et s a n d p u bli cit y; L o u Vi d a- k o vi c b. e nt ert ai n m e nt; D o n S o n- u e n. t o ot hl e s s s a w Gil b ert F ec h- c W A A A. r 4 + -• mm •-.<« *• v . n er. b a n q u et; I-* arr y Uidonnoure. W / >. jr- l 8 BI T T Y «'ll V Mi:i'» N K DI TII Mr D Orti Afj KI MBALL ROSE MARY BARTHEL MI s ER MA B OY D Ml J < ' M ti c k et s al e s; a n d Wayne M c C ull y. d e c or ati o n s. F or est ers turned i n pi ct ur e s of KAPPA ALP HA T HETA t h e b e a utif ul wo men i n t h eir li v e s S WEETHEART a n d si x of t h e girl s w er e chosen H OL DS S O CI A L ■ DANCE L A ST F RI D A Y cl u b w a s chosen b y v ot e of me m- Ca mpus Cr e ati o n s b er s 1 7. at t h e o n February r e g u- Kappa Al p h a T h et a h el d t h eir SPLASHES l ar cl u b m e eti n g. F or estry a n n u al S weetheart dance i n t h e T h e si x girl s s el e ct e d w er e t h e st u d e nt u ni o n l a st C av e of B y BETTY CHA MPI ON K A T HI E MARSA GLIA E dit h M o D o u g al. Er ma B o y d. B y Fri d a y ni g ht. B ett y Ki m b all. Rose mary B art h el- A v al e nti n e the me w a s us e d a n d J a c ki e J o n e s, a n d B ett y m u s. l ar g e r e d h e art s w er e t h e d ec or a- C h a m pi o n. T h e queen a n d h er at- ti o n s Progra ms w er e r e d h e art s tendants will b e presented at i n- Y o u c a n f or g et st u di e s, girl s, D elt a of S A E Weekend G u e st s M at c h F ol d ers tri m med i n w hit e l ac e a n d i n- when t ak e — at t h e house K e n —i nscri b e d wit h “Lee a n d Ki m," ter mission at t h e b all. of e ac h y o u ti m e o ut t o lounge i niti ati o n of t hir- Si g E p w er e scri b e d wit h t h e na mes —announces t h e i n these Logan a n d Bill Kennedy. announced t h e of all uri n g mandarin-type T h ey W alt er engage ment c o u pl e. ■>-seven m e n. ar e L e e Jones Ki m W al k- lounging p aj a m a s. Barbara H ol d B o e k el, Judson T h et a a n d G u e st s w er e Gl ori a H a y e s, A n dir o n R o b ert Luncheon G u e st s s ays t h ey d efi nit el y gi v e h er t h at a Si g m a C hi fro m Wyo ming Calendar E v a n s, Gene A b y, H el e n C h arl es B uri n a n, John er, S o ci al Bobby Br ui e — at t h e Si g m a Kappa house M o n- gla morous f e eli n g. U ni v er sit y, l a st S u nl a y, t o t h e T o bi s k a, G al e B a k er, W arr e n i h c st n ut, Willi a m Cr o ni n. R o b ert d a y w a s Mr s. H el e n C or b ett. me mbers of T h et a Fri d a y, 2 1 Br o w n. Chuck T h e c o at i s of w hit e q uilt e d H al H u s- Kappa Al p h a February Br e ni m a n, Fr a nk D alt o n. L o ui a Ha m man, A n ot h er Sc or e s or orit y. Square D ai nf e. Ol d M ai n. C o v er. s ati n wit h w hit e s ati n li ni n g a n d it H e nry J o b, B ur c h, B o b B ur n s. J err e kt n s nr*. Br uc e Jacobs. — was chalked u p for cupld at t h e D elt a D elt a D elt a R et ur n Chuck Fr a nk features e xtr a f ull three-quarter Ki el y, E d D e a n, D el p. | Wil b ur Ki m b all. Tho mas T h e S A E Pi n D elt a house l a st Kappa Fri d a y Pl e d g e D a n c e. C a v e. Br o w n. B o b Fr a n kli n, John sleeves w it h padded shoulders. It C h arl es B e h- j Tho mas I.i n d bl ot n, — of B o b M arkl ey i s n o w b ei n g when M a xi n e a n- ni g ht Cassey D elt a D a n c e. C h a p- G ar d n er. Gordon Gri e g. Chuck fit s s n u gl y do wn t o t h e w ai st, Ja mes L y- Ga m ma P hi R utt. Kappa ( nr. D a n L u d di n gt o n. w or n b y L ucy S a m nounced h er engage ment t o t er h o u s e. H a b el. E d H a n e y. B u s Berg man, w hi c h i s h el d i n b y a long b elt P at Mc Don- a s, G err y M c C art h y. L a y l e y. F av ors w er e t w o h e art s Weekend G u e st s Mi x er, b allr o o m of t h e st u- P ut n a m Hill. Chuck Ho ward. of m at c hi n g m at eri al. T h e b ott o m | ai d. Bill M c Mill a n, John N el s o n, ti e d wit h r e d v el v et ri b b o n a n d — at t h e Kappa Al p h a T h et a house d e nt u ni o n. Johnny J o h n st o n. R a y K n o x. Bill i s q uit e f ull a n d achieves a char m- H ar ol d N e wt o n. R o b ert Ol p, | inscribed wit h S a m a n d M a xi n e. w er e C ec e Buerger and Lee J o n e s. S al u nl a y, February 2 2 L a m ki n, Chuck La wrence, Bill i n g l e n gt h j u st above t h e k n e e. E d wi n P er ki n s, Wayne Pearson, F or est ers B all. 9 t o 1 2 p. m. Lock man. T e d M a h a n. T o m M c- T hi s c o at h a s a hi g h round n eck R o b b e, D o n N e w e st Pledges j arr y P ur c ell, Fr e d Si g E p s b allr o o m of t h e st u d e nt Art J ack M ef- a n d opens do wn t h e fr o nt wit h — of Kappa D elt a ar e L e o d, M ar s h all. r d b o bl o s ki. Dean S mit h, W alt er — e nt ert ai n e d t h e Si g m a Kappa D or ot hy t hr e e b utt o n s. Bl a n k e n a g el. D ori s Dunkleberger, u ni o n. f or d, Di c k M el e n e y. K e n M ur p hy. Ori e nt al-t y p e r wackenberg, R o b ert W eil a n d. s or orit y wit h a dance at t h e house Di c k N e s bit, M ar vi 3 P et er s o n. Sunday. a n d Mil dr e d R e p p. T h e sl a c k s, w hi c h zi p do wn t h e Oli v er W o o d s. Bill Til e y, J ess l a st P a ul Ri p p e y. N e al R e d w ell, Ott o si d e, ar e of bl a c k v el v eti n e a n d ar e S hry ack, a n d J ack Br o o ki n s. W e ari n g Di n n er G u e st s S n o w, Or vill e Sc h erz er. D arr el made li k e s ail or p a nt s, fitti n g —t h e Si g Al p h pi n of H al H u s- I n st all ati o n — at bouse l a st Wednesday t h e Si g m a Kappa St o d d ar d. Doug Str att o n, Ji m ti g htl y a n d fl ari n g o ut at t h e b ot- ki n s i s T h et a, Barbara Mit c h ell. — of t h e n e w offi c er s of Kappa at t h e Kappa Al- — di n n er g u e st s w e ek w er e Mi s s M ar y Jane Wit h- T e m pl e, Myr o n Vaughan, Will t o m of t h e l e g s. Al p h a T h et a w a s h el d l a st W e d- Mr s. Will a ; b a T h et a house w er e r o u n. gr a n d tr a v eli n g s ecr et ary; D e e W al k er. Duane Warnock D av e K a y W hit e bunny f ur s c uff s ar e nesday. T h e offi c er s Pr e si- Ri c k er. ar e Ca meron. Mr s. D o n al d a n d M ar y S u e G al vi n of t h e D elt a — di n n er g u e st ni g ht Wil s o n. D o d W o o d s, Gl e n n Wri g ht Wednesday f or w ar mt h a n d added d e nt. N vl e n e W all a c e, vic e- pr esi- w or n co m- Margie Ca meron, Jean s or orit y. R at h I sl e s. D elt a D elt a w a s Frances P e a v y. a n d E d Henney f ort. d e nt. M eril u Gr a y; recording s e c- N el s o n H el e n T o bi s k a. a n d Jean P hi Mr s. Will a Ca meron a n d Mr s Ga m ma Pl e d g e Di n n er G u e st s r et ar y. L oi s M ar g ar et Bl e vi n s; T hi s o utfit i s a ca mpus girl' s I Rasseau. K eit h B e n n ett n o w w e ars t h e w e ek R u by Po wers. Mr. a n d Mr s. — J a ni e — at t h e T h et a house l a st corresponding s ecr et ary. Gl ori a dr e a m. It i s i d e al f or t h e s or orit y Si g m a C hi. E d Mr s. Car men Fi s h er. Mr a n d Mr s. Biff Hi c k s, R e d H e art s w hit e Cr oss of w er e H. T. P h el p s, Fl at e n; tr e a ur er, M aril y n G o o d; house or d or m. a n d t h er e's n ot h- announced t o Mr. a n d Mr s. Vi n c e Jessup; Mr I —and w hit e c u pi d s E w &l d i s t h e m a n. C h a n dl er. Gl ori a H a y e s, a n d e dit or, M ar g ar et B etti n g er; r us h i n g m or e d e sir a bl e f or slu mber Si x O' cl o c k Mr s. R o b ert M c At e e, Mr. a n d I t h e Tri D elt a si st er s t h e Nancy Hi c k m a n. a n d engage- A S ati n c h air m a n. Anna M ari e. H a b el; P a D- p arti e s a n d those g et-t o g et h er s e s- — Sunday m or ni n g found t h e Tri- W hit e Mr s L o u N el s o n, Mr. and Mrs I m e nt of Frances Far mer t o Gl e n h ell e ni c d el e g at e s. Donna Ri c k er si o n s wit h t h e girl s. b e d at- dia mond ri n g D elt s t u m bli n g o ut of t o — pill o w b e ari n g a Tri D elt a s L o u St e v e n s. Mr. a n d Mr s. Vi ct or I G a vi er of Broken B o w, Nebraska. Anna a n d M ari e H a b el. tend the " Co me a s Y o u Ar e. B ack- announced t h e engage ment of — were s ur pris e d b y t h e birt h d a y W a g n ar, Mr. a n d Mr s. George I T h e tr a diti o n al fi v e pounds of J u ni or Henney w ar d” p art y gi v e n b y t h e Donna Ri c k er t o S A E E d p art y of M arl e n e H ull, B ett y A n n N o w W e ari n g W hit e. Fi v e Pounds I randy wrapped i n r e d cellophane Cl a s s Me mbers of D elt a D elt a D el- at t h e T h et a house l a st Wednes- Li n d s a y, a n d L oi s Kue mpel aft er —t h e of W el- Si g E p pi n St a nl e y Chaperons w er e Mr. a n d Mr ? — of candy wit h - n d topped wit h a dia mond e n- passed r e d h e art s e nt ert ai n e d [ t a. Aft er t h e g u e st s d a y. T h e f av ors w er e r e d h e art s di n n er at t h e house o n Saturday land i s Kappa D elt a pl e d g e, D or- I J. G. N e s bit. Mr. a n d Mr s. B C. inscribed wit h c u pi d s a n d “ M ari- cage ment ri n g w er e passc*d. t h eir hostesses b y serenading tri m med I n l acy r uffl e s a n d i n- ni g ht. P a p er h at s a n d poe ms at ot h y M c C ui sti o n. C o w ell, and Mrs. A. P. Fi at e n. l y n a n d Johnny," announced t o t h e m, c off e e, c o o ki e s, a n d i c e Si g m a P hi E p sil o n scri b e d wit h “ S weethearts F or- e ac h pl at e l e d t h e girl s t o b eli e v e | G u e st s Ga m ma P hi s t h e engage ment of Exchange crea m w er e s erv e d, f oll o w e d b y — h el d i niti ati o n f or t h e f oll o w- e v er." Si g m a Al p h a E p sil o n s er e- t h at candy w o ul d b e passed; b ut | A CONFERENCE i s of — at t h e T h et a house a gr o u p M aril y n K at h t o Johnny Frit zl er Thursday pl a yi n g “ Pi n t h e T ail o n t h e D o n- I i n g m e n N at h a n B u s h n ell, Bill instead a l ar g e decorated c ak e n a d e d. of ni g ht Si g Chuck m e n w h o, i n di vi d u all y, c a n d o Ki m b all, Nebraska. M aril y n, w er e E p s. D el p. k e y/’ E M c ß o ni d e. R u s s el S h elt, Cr ai g w a s presented t o t h e m. for mer st u d e nt, i s D elt a D elt a D elt a I k e Ra msey, Hugh Stuckenscheid- n ot hi n g, b ut a s a gr o u p c a n m e et a A g gi e n o w at- I Sandusky. Iv a n Gli c k. George f oll o wi n g n e wl y tending c olf e g e i n Gr e el e y. T h e So me of o ur girl s ar e n ot afr ai d —announces t h e “ H ell, y e s,” s ai d t h e D e vil, er. A 1 C o u ni gi, Johnny Johnson, a n d d e ci d e t h at n ot hi n g c a n b e ■ Ze mber. a n d B o b Al b ert s o n. l e g s. el e ct e d offi c er s f or the year. M erl Ri g g s. d o n e. a June of mice — Others h av e pr ett y pi c ki n g u p t h e p h o n e. a n d c o u pl e pl a n w e d di n g. vi c e- I Coop G u e st s Pr e si d e nt, Eli n or Li n g er; I —f or Sunday di n n er w er e Mr s. pr e si d e nt, K a y C utl er; recording ■ M ar g ar et O’ D a y. Mi s s Maude Ra m- s ecr et ary, M arl e n e H ull; c orr e- I B o b bi e At h er- l e y, Mi s s Ir e n e C o o n s, and Mrs. sponding s ecr et ary, I Jane E d- C o o n s. t o n; tr e as ur er, M ar y A n n I w ar d s; s o ci al c h air m a n, B ett y f M S P. I Kappa D elt a r r, m b e a d, Rose mary I — Li n d s a y; bouse e nt ert ai n e d t h eir d at e s l a st Fri- I C olli er. d a y ni g ht wit h a V al e nti n e D a n c e. Vt e S W A ■ T h e g u e st s att e n di n g Frances Di n n er '\ ^ - w er e Sunday C ^' 1 1 ■ house H e a v y, John C al d w ell, Er vi n B ei- —guests at t h e Si g Al p h I er b a h Gene L or e n S mit h, Mr Leonard P ur c ell a n d A g e e. w er e EXPERIENCE ■ L e e \ c Wi n d er, Tho mas Anderson, Di c k Bi n d er. v Ve> 2l Lr ^ ■ Ric h ar d- George Ze mber, Ja mes Fro m A n U m br ell a »tr > - 1 s ol L o w ell N y e, St a nl e y Wi el a n d, ca me a r ai n of h e art s announc- a l* I D u b H ar ol d Ha m mer- Cl a nt o u, D elt a D elt a i n g t h e engage ment of Gene Sl at er. MiII,I O N S I Br o w n, Ji m T A Cfi H T r of D elt a B o n ni e Br o di e L y o n s, M u: m I -Ir a n ( J H U s ui e, B o b Bt o ar. Wll- C ol or a d o, t o George B a y e s, al s o of ■ ! aii George Mc Oonkev, W hit e, att e n di n g C ol o- Lyons a n d n o w ■i a m u I B ail e y, Chuck Benson, B o b t h e Diff er e n c e s i n Q u alit y rado U ni v er sit y. H er fi v e pound Ci g ar ett e l U ' ■ f e y gri u s, a n d Mr. and Mrs. B o b wrapped i n r e d ■ b o x of candy w a s oi d erri e y er. ... a n d t h e de mand C a m el * — f e at uri n g a l ar g e w hit e n o w p a p er f or ■ Chaperons w er e Mr. and Mrs. strea mers a n d i n h e art wit h r e d al w a y s u than e v er ■ C. W. gr e at gr e at er hi st or y'. X Ferguson and Mrs. Hugh s m all er w hit e h e art s att a c h e d t o . > dia mond e n- t h e strea mers. T h e RI N G t h ht e of A n d today ar e T OURIN\\ G w ar shortage m or e p e o pl e ■ T h e w a s pr o mi n e nt at o p than b e- Si g E p Pi n gage ment ri n g U cici g g ar ar ett ett e e* - . . t h at' s when s moking C a m el s e v er f ~ i s s » I — of b o x. w or k- f or e Doug Str att o n i s b ei n g t h e candy “ T- Zone” w a s i n hi st or y. n o w y o ur r e all y m l w ° m b y B ut. li o w t h e T h et a, Ell e n W hit e. Ga m ma P hi G u e st s i n g o v erti m e. n o m att er gr e at milli o n* of de mand: P e yt o n T h at’ s when p e o- Adph f or Sunday di u n er w er e * c ft | Si Q i** i r found t h at t h eir “ T- Zone” ■ bill K eil y. a n d Gr ov er pl e C a m el u n ot b e L a m ki n s hung hi s S A E pi n D a vi s. Ric h ar d q u alit y t o ok ay t o t h e ri c h, e r e 5 ■ g av e a happy trit h. O nl y c h oi c e w T h et a, P oll y Bri s c o e. Cannon. ta mpered mil d n e s s < f ull fl a v or a n d t h e c o ol tobacco* . pr o p erly a p e d, a n d of of C a m el’ s superb bl e n d blended i n t h e ti m e- honored z C a m el u* e d C a m el . c h oi c e tobaccos. w a y, ar e i n a i nt o • Prepare t o st e p a responsible PL A N A CAREER ' ' t h e ■. e x e c uti v e p o siti o n i n r et aili n g fi el d: & personnel. I N R E T AI LI N G b u yi n g, a d v erti si n g, f a s hi o n, S p e ci ali z e d tr ai ni n g, e x cl u si v el y f or c ol- lege graduates, c ov ers merchandising, *- One-year Course y WT-zose' personnel manage ment, t e xtil e s, st or e t ell a n d all will t o u r c c c/it A ati o n ui d c s ur er/ f or C oll e g e Graduates or g a ni z ati o n, s al e s pr o m oti o n, y o U... jl c c o nt/t n g R e ali sti c a p- F O R T A S T E... phases of st or e a cti vit y. T u n d er st or e-tr ai n e d f a c ult y. W f or proach T F O R T H R O A T... r D oct ors t o o s moke co mbined wit h p ai d st or e A n d when Cl ass es ar e T h at' s pr ovi n g ground M or e D oct ors pl e a s ur e. pl a c e d b e- y o ur w or k. St u d e nt s ar e u s u all y t hr e e independent r e- I f or S e e M a s- a n y ci g ar ett e f or e gr a d u ati o n. C o e d u c ati o n al. search organizations N. if C a m el s d o n't sc h ol ar- t er’ s d e gr e e. F o ur f ull-t uiti o n asked 113*597 d oct ors ■ S uit y o ur T-Z O WE s hi p s a v ail a bl e. Li mit e d e nr oll m e nt. W h at ci g ar ett e d o t o a ’ T' C a m el s — B ull eti n C. s moke s m o k e. D oct or ? Writ e f or Bureau y o u t h e br a n d na med m o st T R AI NI N G C a m el! RESEARCH BUREAU F O R R E T AI L Z/t a/t of/irr u a s 1 1, P a. ci g ar ett e * U NIVE RSITY O F PITTSBUR GH • Pitt s b ur g a n y FRIDAY. FERKT’ARY m FOUR THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN w Committee To Make Nine Pi Delta Billiard County Agricultural Hikers' Club Plan Kappa Champ "Pool Sharks" Invade Officials Meet Here Aggie Game Reports At Request Delegates Present Shows Strategy Trip For March For 1947 Conference Room To Show Many Techniques Of Student Council At Denver Meeting Willard Mosconi, three times Saturday. March 1, is the date County agricultural and home a three- world’s champion pocket billiard set by the Hiker’s club for demonstration all Pi Kappa Delta, forensic club, agents from In accordance with a request a Devil’s Backbone have at player, gave demonstration of mile hike to If you don’t a meeting 12:45, over the state will meet at from the Student Council to pub- was represented last week by nine of Love- billiard tactics at the student un- which is situated west And want to learn pool from the sharks Colorado A & M college this morn- you of the article pertaining to a let- of its members at the annual climbing tribe lish an ion game room last Monday and land. It will be a rock ing be in the union, on first floor, that Mountain for their annual conference, Then is, ter received by Jim Oxley from Rocky Speech Confer- intend to Tuesday. trip and those who go which which will continue until Feb- And the kids will make you whiz! President Roy M. Green, the fol- ence was held at the Uni- rubber-soled campus a Before a large audience, he are asked to wear ex- 28. information versity of Denver. ruary minor In- And the roof rises lowing is presented. Almost every noon a oft he plained the six fundamentals of shoes. t room The letter was written in answer The conference will cover the the room on first on first, Lasting Thursday through Sat- and to vasion of pool billiards also demonstrated Members who plan to go are latest technical developments in when to a request from Oxley for re- in the union occurs "For you can’t urday, the meet had a wide-spread some of the basic shots. meet at Ammons Hall at nine floor play a all phases and ports on the various subjects. of agriculture male students of A & M without attendance of over 600 partici- their own the plenty of Mr. Mosconi is attempting to o’clock. and bring not* the major rural In regard to reports of the problems affecting from the cold, wintery pants. drawing delegates from to Lore- emerge And have as much create interest in billiards as a lunch. Transportation fun,- people, clalo] student council on the Student in order that they might outside for a little pocket such schools as Arizona State, the a cost weather the recreation college students. land will be furnished at pool-playing among better boys. Health Service and Associated Stu- serve as advisors to their recreation room. of and the to piaetice in the University Chicago, Because of the overcrowded con- of thirty cents each person. dents Activity Funds, the Execu- county planning committees and of Oregon. the University ditions in colleges throughout the There will be a member of The first shot is taken by some Don’t sit on the tive Committee will issue such more capably meet problems con- bu 22sa of the "breaks ’em" , The Aggie speakers, who were country, there is a great lack of club in the upstairs lounge shark’’ who mother, you’re fronting farmers ranchers "pool , going reports on a monthly or perhaps and in against the Thursday. March him accompanied by Mr. Jack Lamb any kind of recreation. student union on as others hopefully advise ( grain. a quarterly basis. their counties. and 3ix in the Orea- of the English department, were between four here to the one bail. He has visited thirty colleges 27, w send E. G. Whitehead, buildiwg sup- According to James E. Morri- take the of using his Carl Seemann. Jim Butler, Dick October first, afternoon to names sionatly, oa« fellow, : erintendent, is snee and his ap- contacting several son. assistant director of the col- to make the trip. technique, sends Frankel, Bill Schunter, Roy was by those who plan favorite jumping both and pearance sponsored the As- contractors, private city, lege- Extension service the seven Ronier, Raimon Newby. Delos over the bank, and it rolls PETTY, the sociation of College Unions and There will be a regular business a hall I Jeweler in hopes of getting them to work day conference will outline de- Parker, Naydene and the floor with all the Rosier, Mary the Billiard Association of Amer- meeting next Monday afternoon at across •J W. Anderson, on the oval road this spring and velopments and problems relating Prop, Patrick. of howling hall. Then ica. five o’clock in the upstairs lounge modesty a summer. HOMK OF to field crops, livestock. range .11 VVKI.Rv is whose specialty No decisions were made on the of the Student Union. there the hoy As as enough class lIS N.Colle||o lie Ptmno soon and management, soils and fertilizers, U3l-R backhand shot In which there five-round debate, nor on the six- is a laboratory space is available to home management nutrition, and DAMES INITIATE AND bam round discussion, both of which ir. ni. h.dds .! -n the cue .permit her :• r •«:.! ng i>t 4-H club work RIFLE TEAM WINS After long hours of de- concerned the of "Labor stick. classes, further classes will be subject INSTALL OFFICERS no The meeting will open with a MATCH is the lad who Direct Share in the IN MINES liberation. there scheduled during the Friday Having a as- discussion of the extension view his slick back Management of takes aim. draws sembly hour, has been done Industry.” the Dames as At club meeting point for 1947 by F A Anderson, rifle the The Aggie Varsity team and "Ah. shucks. 1 cued it on this year. The large* number of Saturday morning Dr. Alfred which was held last Tuesday even- director of the Extension service. won a match last week with the side ' of vrctig underclassmen has necessitated Westfall, head the Aggie Eng- ing in the room of the green Dr. M Green. A i M presi- Roy . • Colorado School of Mines. The such scheduling of classes. lish 'department. presided at a student union the new members So don t he alarmed if a voice dent, will outline prob- -1 practical 18 25 to 1794. Mem- lecture, “What Changes Should score was The Executive Committee ap- were initiated and the following yields a curse. lems facing the college at the bers of the team were: Raymond proves the suggestion of an ex- be Made in Forensic Progress in officers were installed: president, Friday morning meeting. Brown. Chet Shields. Hershel Har- tension of a sidewalk from the the Light of Present Day Condi- Mrs. Keith Boulier; vice-president. ris. Bob Gifford and Len Tvler. c Jla*? r east student union entrance to the tions.” Mrs Daniel Lyons; recording sec- Divisional The next match will be fired tunnel under the railroad, and retary, Mrs. John Winkler; cor- nno better Meetings n niiu ■tt against the Fort Collins rifle club they will take it up with Mr. responding secretary, Mrs. Merle CHS RRRCE Of All on March 4. nnTURHL Whitehead. Lucky Horseshoes' Johnson; treasurer, Mrs. Burt Agricultural The Aggie club has accepted an Rice; social chairman. Mrs. Vic- Limited To Be Held invitation from the National Rifle First Social Event tor Johnson. Groups KCOL To Go On The Association to be host to a Time Only! T Student’s wives are welcome o Be Dinner-Dance The Ag. Council consisting of regional match which will be con- '-i' Air This Next Week and are urged to attend Dames three members from each club in ducted by the National Associa- club meetings. \ the division of agriculture will tion. Several clubs from the A dinner and dance to be held TUSSY A M Many Colorado & features sponsor a divisional meeting of Rocky Mountain area will partici- at the Armstrong hotel February will be by KCOL, presented Fort all clubs in the agriculture de- pate. The tentative date has been 2H is the first social event plan- Collegian Analyzed Collins' radio new station, when partment Monday at 7:30 in set for April 5. ned by Lucky Horseshoes, college p. m. Cleansing it begins operation next week. Students the military building auditorium. riding dub. it was announced Mon- By Aggie Jack Hitchcock of the station staff This will be the first meeting day by Wally Anderson, social Creams reported this week. , of its kind in the department; committee chairman. A trend toward an interest in Fort Collins Laundry A& M events at however. sports home feature stories was shown by the j they plan to have a meet- O. R Osmundson, member of and in towns $1.75 SIZE... HOW ONLY and other will be broad- answers to the Collegian’s recent ing of this type the last Monday $ the Rocky Mountain American cast and there will be daily of each Service a questionnaire. The feature on [ month with programs Dry Cleaning Saddle Horse association of Den- $3 SIZE NOW 11.95 sports parade each at 7 provided K. evening professors and bicycles was well- by the Ag. council which 135 Mountain Phone 225 ver, will be a guest. He will sub- •H tax p. m. Three times weekly a re- w'ill be of general interest to plus 1 liked, the poll showed. all mit ideas for the organization of of student will be sume activities . the clubs. It is hoped that these JUrJRING these last few horse shows in the Fort Collins “Sportin' Around” with Speas years, presented by Dave Rauchat. a meetings will better has minded too much the and acquaint the no one area. “Kilroy Komments” were student, with the cooperation of clubs. inconvenience caused by unhandy favorites. Comments on Speas’ PINK CLEANSING Club members and their guests and out-dated home equipment — the COLLEGIAN staff at 10:30 Contrary to the announcement column varied greatly in both ex- including that old temperamental are asked to contact Ann Elliott PENNEY’S| CREAM- m. last of p. Monday. Wednesday, and week the Agronomy club’s But what lestive occasion tremes. Here is one example: range a or Bill Tharp before February 24. an! to in it will be when st iigtil IWtf. Friday. News pertaining the meeting Monday the gold room DENIM you prepare youx and Speas FRONTIER "Kilroy are blowing first meal beautiful Nat- College may be turned in to the at the student union, will on a new Hras dearaij acta. too they hot, but maybe they’ll dig up ural Gas Range of tomorrow. COLLEGIAN office. more transfer their act Many meeting and as PANTS FOR Gas GAMMA DELTA PLAYS something. I’m for their prin- The New Natural Range, host to such programs are now being the other clubs at this now in the making, is designed ciples—against their approach.” planned. HOST TO DU AND CU first divisional meeting. Their fox sparkling beauty and for ex- The editorials, too. were WOMEN given uniform cooking perform- Music lovers will have an op- speaker will be Jess L. Fults of acting EMULSIFIED It will be last, will be general backing, but the society ance. it portunity to lend an ear to music Sunday afternoon and evening the botany department whose sub- CLEANSING economical in the use of fuel. Far page and fashion column were favorites of all which will be “Plant types are the A&M chapter of Gamma ject Hormones and cooking, refrigeration, home heat- CREAM- not favored so strongly. 3.69 included in and their Relation to ing. water heating, and air-condi- KCOL's extensive Ddta will act as host to visiting Agriculture.” extre-ricii in ianofis These results were less-thun- tioning Natural Gas provides the complete music library in which chapters from Denver University 8 8 for Slim Fit ■:• excellent service you desire. skins. representative and so not satis- Designed tor jiy there are 3000 full-standard tran- and Colorado University. Every- £ DISTINCTIVE OVALITY o Side Fastener Side factory; out of a student body of Open- o fet&f “S-utt one is to meet in the student PROMPT SERVICE Two Polo Poc- 3500, only seven individuals had o ng, Style Tour HrlptxiJ Sprite Hitchcock reports that the library union at 3:30 p. m. Entertain- g time to boost their school RHODES Tapered Legs, Large o oi Gat Service is not enough DeLUXE g kets, one of the largest if the ment will feature a basketball ANDERSON Saddle Sanforized paper by filling out a short, simple and o Seat, o largest in the state. game between the Boulder and Cleaners Tailors Public Service of a o Shrunk. Company questionnaire dozen odd 21« Outstanding daily musical pro- Aggie chapters. After an even- South College Ph. 1000 O S Store will be parade questions! Drug grams a dance from ing lunch, Stan Wei land and Tim «a3jKa*C''ooooooc8:H:fOocfooooo ; o of Cobrado 10 S. Ave. Phone 2~ p. in. to midnight, and a pro- Reghetti will lead a discussion. 648 College gram of classical selections from Pastor Theodore Meyer will lead II=IH=lll=!ll=JII=lli=l!!ElH=ltt=lll=lll=m=Hl=IH=lll=IH=l«=«l=lll=lliElii=llS ; 8:45 to 9:30 p. m. the closing devotional service. WANTED College Sales Representative A formal, grand opening will be for Election of oficers will be held the Union National Life Insurance GOLDEN SLIPPER SHOE SHOP given by KCOL when permanent "BOBBY SOCKS" March 2. Also this time at the Co. Contact W. C. Behrens. Ph. studios, now under construction on outstanding Gamma Deltan of 0012-R2. EVERYTHING FOR BETTER REPAIRING are 8 West LaPorte Avenue, com- the year will be chosen. IN THE NEW FLUFFY NYLON! pleted .n April. The station will = lll=l!l=lll=III=!IIEItl=lll=lll=lfl=lll=III=lll=!ll=ll!=lll=lll=lll=lll=m=lil=llf=lll=ll|=l|l=UI operate from 6 a. m. to midnight Snow While Pacific Blue Sunflower Yellow on 1 400 kc. ■ JENNY WREN’S m t I’m losing my punch,” said the E. G. STEELE LUMBER CO. $l.OO Hi co-ed as she hurriedly left the ijj SANDWICH AND CANDY m cocktail party. SHOP T DEVOE and m Rosanne M' PAINTS VARNISHES Wired Bra's 53.98 AND HOME MADE PIES CAKES m HI SPECIAL BOXES OF HOME MADE CANDIES Since 1897" m Adam's Shoes m "Lumbering Along Open On Sunday 5:00 P. M. to 1:00 A. M. m fr JO ANN SHOPPE WE INVITE COLLEGE STUDENTS FT. ARE THE SIGN 303 NORTH COLLEGE 1 125 West Mountain Avenue R 126 South Phone 59 OF SATISFACTION College j m=lll=lll=IIIE!ll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=IH=lll=HI=lll=lll5lll=lll=lll=l|IEIII=m=|l|=ll!=|||EIIE ADAM’S i(SM=lll=lll=Hl=lllSlll=i||=|||=|||=|||3n|=|||=|||=|fl=|||=||[=|||=|||=|||=H!=ll = For Drug Need Every - - YOU Remember Us on Your NEXT CAKES PIES BREAD for Immediate Delivery 1 SHINN'S I ORDER 135 West Mountain Phone 2094 IPHAR M A C Y ! 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Buy the Latest in Fashions Key Cases = Open Week Days until 11:00 p. m. £ | Open Saturdays until 12:00 m. p. at i HOFFMAN'S fg 111 SANDWICH AND FOUNTAIN Store Jewelry ill STATE DRY GOODS iTi SERVICE 107 KAfIT MOI NTAIV i if. m ji=iii=iii=iii=iii=m=iu= Em=iii=iii=iii=iii=i FEm:!'Ai;v -ji. im; rBI pAY • FIVE Aggie Hoopsters Whip Brigham Young 5148 Sport in' Around RAMS HOOP STARS GIVE CAGE TEAM SCORING PUNCH Sajevic and Ranson Lead WITH SPEAS Rams To Victory With A Back after a nice little again vacation. Our thanks to Bill for this jjleilrins filling space with some exceptionally worthy last week. Last Half Biterial Thrilling Rally is still on the minor The spotlight sports world at Colorado M. Coach Wagner’s wrestlers A& have annexed the Big Seven Hustle, heart, and a wealth of intestinal fortitude division with gave the eastern championship little opposition. Coach Colorado A& M Rar s their first conference victo - swimmers have been assured last Fridav Totnkm's of a tie for conference night with a 51 to 4$ win over the Brigham Young; honors and if they fan repeat C u*ar> wh« ». The the over C. U. primary interest Cougars led most of and their persons victory *houi the top in the [•jgfct up at years Wyoming; Capture Nil, f L rfirae. I It i* our sincere hope that this Big Seven Crown be a prelude L.nrr»will to t»ig- 1 b**tter 'I UOR sports *t O-.arh r and Wagner's wrestling team 1 A M. Many in polled |llolora L a» the football situation when they 22 fi far clinched the Big S-ven 7 1 8 l*>\ IXHII.KR rate ofmciTned. However it is eastern division ITTE S UE) l< Brigham a wrestling title JIMMY RANsoN Young (4S> that individual's up the Ram scoring opportuni- I'layer rid some Saturday, Completely outclassing (j p j» ties with his own .... slightly overboard in Wyoming the Coupled point going University, Rams hundred-yard medley in 3:32.5. ? football and de- rode INTRAMURAL BB Swim Men making ability, e ~ht field goals Nelson, f ..id* on to an easy 2SH to IS vic- 2 2 3 Pointing and the four hundred-yard free and five ekaftty tosses. f on the oilier major tory. Sajevic We!glit. o 2 2 , pha.ds TEAM STANDINGS style in 4:14 1 Hail of A& M For Seven spark-plugged the Aggies to iheir W ai nto a ‘ intended. 4. the final minute with a 45 pass and dTibbled half the length + ——. - — -. - - - .— 4 ft* Jo 8 lead The Rams managed of the t for a lay-up and Hor- \< ►tick wanted 1 most to stall until Hichae&s broke ■f- fcwueed The observation that we were into Huggins three goals the clear under through »fi! \ si rat< hing the >urfa<-«* is be- the basket with in b than a minute. All men interested in pen the last two-pointer just two Pete Aajevir. holding down the aming more noticeable every clay, track are urged to report to seconds before the final gun. guard p >- on Vft Lou lituation* that “smell” on and • hy Sam- Coach Hughes any afternoon of music, Sajevi s 21 points and Rail- e's resigT:.-c n, played a heads- round the campus are being di«* men science, letters—with standards of Hooded against to check out equipment. highest precision W™ son's 14 led all scorers with up ball gsaa-c for the Rates and «ner**d daily by grouje. <*f in- Some thirty-odd men have bu iness and social leaders—Parker "51" and the starts air, dirt, damage, unique point Child s 9 points high for the provided the led !ivirtual* whose interest in the r.t spark to keep already started conditioning is the instrument. American Cougars. them in the game during tUs first ostitution I* proving far superior preferred writing pen instantly—writes smoothly. There are no mov- workouts. A half, hich i> that of (V4iira 0 it of all other well-known makes f - 0 2 —rating ahead is for with Parker ”51" Rlegel...... It designed satisfactory use was Jim Ran*' u‘s near per- Michaelis, f 2 0 4 fect combined The demand for Parker 51's. Ink hitting j * 'cv r’a? >n his And • rur • high that dries as it writes ' • 51's are available Intramural Rules close-in allots that Eligibility p i j up th*a more than ever are so Vet being shipped ... seek in three colors. $12.50; $15.00 Pencils, S 5 00; Information For A&M GYMNASTS points which »* . rly w a the gams Participants !’ r the Agg;**. yours soon • Here is a pen fashioned to the $7.50. Putker "V S" Pens, $6.75. Pencils, $4.00. WHIP Don D WYOMING obler was also hitting on WRESTLING all ©icht S/nd led the Ac.- with 10 '• Eligibility The Angle gymnasts tumbled to points, while Ranson was second j * No wrestling letterTn* rj. their second win the Wyom- with 14. (( over No current varsity men. ing- irrobii's last Saturday by a Bill ** *E Training Tiley ab d out for th® score of 1f.9 to 148. This teas Rams, f-m 1 f» March 7. i until he \ out w h 11 All entries must Lave workouts before ... the Hams second win in five start* - Fraternity teams will practice Monday. Tuesday, and this season. AIth -■ i x:h they bare Thursday nights at G:3O. 7:30. and 8 30 51” cr won loan than fifty percent of their Monday—Follow! tic bask elbull practice *■ hodule scores (bJoUKJo I i iM) lufn-tjs, th# of the meets , game schedule on* place, ie; Tuesday—Rotate IXS I & . lost were etcepbunally < lose. Only Ila?rr T IT TP Teams playing 813 at 6:30, wrestle at 7:30. two points sefatrau d Aggie* and 7 3 3 57 Team* playing BB at 7:30. wrestle at K 30. i ■ Bm • W in their meet here at Fort 13 2 3 Teams playing BB at * 30. wrestle at 6 : SO. Collins; and two meets lost to 0 14 Thursday—Same as Monday. ■G reel*‘V State cow Id have easily workout when Independent or unattached men tray be. n reversed. with u f-w breaks. arrangements be made with Coach Wagner. See can Aggies, under the dtrsc- •3010 Ot*w. IMT t capable that your name is entered immediately with Wagner. Ad. Tl»* l Jtrfcau ]'«■ C.fe tlon of Co*< h J > * Tobiska, hare a. g 13 4 9 Cow el, or Elder. 0 won rwwe thus tbeir - bare of poa- Met; or. g 12 1 ( Fliniituition Meet ference ' lies in this sport. The -ns l 9 3 To be held the week of March 10-14. current ■ dition Is composed of 3 unattached and b* matched Independents may enter Total* very few veterans and several 1 9 1) 20 4 s with fraternity men in the firm Is. freslitnen. but the preponderance IAM (45) Eliminations will be made in the following weights: of froth on the indicates squad a ITnyer Fti IT I*F TP 121, 12v, mg, 14 5, 155, 165, 175, and heavyweight. t<» the of the conference ret urn top Riepe] f .012! SWIMMING standings in the to come. Ranson, f years 4 t 110 1- Prelim inaria* will he held 25 at 7:30 p. m. February With .-very asooi this year the Dobler. f 5 ... 6 © 15 2 Final 7.30 meet will be held February 27 at p. m. squad has shown steady improve- Garfield, f .0 0 © 0 All independent students enter unattached. ment and the close losses of earlier may Nix, f . 1 0 © 2 4 Fraternities teams—3 allowed in will compete as men meets may he reversed in future Micbaells 0 c 15 3 each event. perfo rinantes. Novak, e © 1 0 1 eliminated to Independent points in finals will be Top men the squad, far as on as TUt*y, g 2 5 4 determine fraternity standings, point n arc concerned, are Jess Hopper, g TRI BETA WILL GIVE New Merchants Furnish A& M Rodeo Team Marjorie Moffet Vet's Wives Meet Green Chosen Livestock Club Roy BANQUET INITIATION Members Playing Equipment Will Enter Tucson Draws Large Crowd To Head Committee Wives of veterans living in Initiated biological To one of the best-attended Members of Tri Rota, trailers held a meeting Monday In For Veterans' Ville Meet March 15-16 for Traditional student assemblies the of t honorary, are making plans of year, Dr. Roy M. Green, president night in the west lounge of the Style banquet which is to Marjorie Moffett, M College, has been i an initiation internationally student union building to discuss Colorado A& for After News that. Port Collins merch- Tryouts selecting the rodeo com- held March 11. New initiates demonstrating > famous bolo actress, presented a chairman of a joint be th life in a trailer. These meetings chosen ants have furnished adequate team to represent Colorado A & M as yet been notified as bTonc-husting 1 series of dramatic interpretations by the Secretary • have not 1 techniques are under the of the mittee appointed by sponsorship not equipment for a playground for at the Tucson University rodeo, have been . Monday. and the president the grade averages | ing the club’s vocational education department of Agriculture famed and “backin' Veterans’ Village was announced March 15-16, will be held in the asso- completed. Gwen Burton * * This was Miss Moffett’s first of the Land-Grant College ( barrel”, Carl and are held for the purpose of Alber, Donald H. Lee Scheaffer’s of all Leonard by Mayor this arena at Two-Bar- the Fed- Jackie Jones are in charge Po in Fort Collins, ciation to work of performance one discussing the problems which survey ter, Carol Steinhart, week. However, the land which Seven college stables March 1-2. service, arrangements. Orville R of the cities she is visiting eral and State Extension , banquet e eighty arise in trailer camps. The class the villagers had planned to use nolds, Richard A list is posted on the bulletin 1 this announced Thursday upon Vader, on tour. is under the direction of Olive it was At the last regular meeting AldtJ for a playground belongs to the Knapp, and board at Scheaffer’s stables and Opening the the organizational Washburn Shirley I program with a Hamilton and Gladys Hudson, his return from 1 Tuesday Dr. L. E. Sorgo.* athletic department and they will to all students interested are sign dramatic she Washington, D. C. field were admitted i selection, presented with Mrs. Jean Webber and Win- meeting in talked about research in the ' to be unable to use it. Lee membership h Mayor their names under the individual l “Vive La France,” depicting a formed at fred Fish assisting. The committee was of animal nutrition, particularly t the Livestock club Inst to the use of another hopes get events in which they wish to com- Mond,, French patriot. Of an all too true of of show the request of Secretary Agri- emphasizing the feeding night. of land and in the j Initiation was plot soon, event pete. The list is to be signed The next meeting of the held in I nature, her second act was a group and the the culture Clinton Anderson * cattle. . does, the ,’L 'j<( ho playground should by will be held Monday 7:30 m. pavilion, although the Saturday, February 22, at monologue of modern debutante, at p. a Land-Grant College association to especially, be finished by spring. in 7 m. Any student who cannot the west lounge, at which time secret rites p. “Glamour Girl No. 238.” service keep were help the Extension =|||=m=m=IIIEMEIMSIIIEIM=IH=MI=II!=II to the problem to Lowell M. Kcnk- go Tucson should not enter the Also in a humorous of living on a the initiates in the According vein was services to changing its geared removed the slaughter month will be discussed. Veter- The person who right, president of the Fort Col- tryouts as there is difficulty in “An English Lady’s Impression house. times. i: roster from obtaining enough roping ans’ wives urged to attend. Aiu: ii.ANt lins Garden club, the posts and and of America.” Ending the are syi pro- of The postwar policy report mail boi bulle- Monday the livestock bucking stock for those who the student union club , lumber tor the playground are be- can w'ith a dramatic note, Miss M gram associa- the Land-Grant College return other clubs In the the tin hoard is requested to A g. dlvt,i ing furnished by Carl Trostel; go on trip. Moffett certain issues o, explained com- tion was reviewed by the OFFICE. will hold a tn'e COLLEGIAN combined chain swings were donated by Other contests which are defin- involved in the transporting of JUNIPER CLUB ELECTS it to meeting ij made in Main mittee as was a survey Old auditorium 7 and Moore: at p Spohn fifty feet of itely planned and in which Colo- England’s children to America for =III=III=HI=IIISIII=III5III5IM5III=»I5»IHIII Herbert OFFICERS FOR GROUP 1928 by President donated and rado A & M will safety during the rope were by Toliver be represented war years. After Hoover. Paul V. Kepner, aU. S. K two yards ©f fine sand are the rodeo Manhattan, the introduction she presented the at em- An election of club officers was Department of Agriculture were given by John O. Anderson, K M.iy 21-25. .in,: the Lara- act, “The Children’s Pilgrimage.” held at the Juniper club meeting ployee in Washington, was cooseu contractor; and Peacock's is mie rodeo, June 1. Miss Moffett has been claimed Monday. February 10. secretary. donating toys. a distinguished addition The new college roping and to the AGGIEVIL E The again new officers include Mrs. The committee will meet American of bucking chutes at the college coterie artists by Nedrm Dlls, president; Mrs. Achua on March 14 and 15 in Washing- theatre critics. It is her stables which have just been com- ability SPUR AND HESPERIA Myers, vice president: Mrs. Jean ington to outline the study it will to capture the spirit of part =i!(=ni=ni=!ii=m-i!i=i«i=m=ii»=ni=ni=m pleted will be painted, and the any Woodbury, secretary; and Mrs. make. that has her such wide eat at WILL ATTEND GAME arena disced before the tryouts. won ac- meet to t Fay Moran, treasurer. claim, they report. 'II ITI Practice sessions are being held tions March 9 The next meeting of the club should be made by ' Classes missed 11:00 AL-RAY by the Rodeo club after- Monday at every with Mrs. Jenny Seaman, num- E Y S 1 As is the tradition. Spur and will be March 10 and is to be an ISMOK are to be made at noon at these chutes for up the regular the parti- Veteran’s Village. Hesperia will lend that extra lift instructional meeting. Reserva- ber 45. assembly hour today at 11:00. ELECTRIC CO. cipants, and anyone interested is DRIVE IN ! to the basketball team when they | | invited to watch. 113 W. Laurel Phone l.V* J 0:80 - Boulder Breakfast . . on accompany them to Tues- Hi . . 10:30 LENSES DUPLICATED BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED on = day night for the Aggie-Boulder [fl Lunch Electric 1:80 on Service game. A bus has been chartered, Kunkel Shows Films EYES EXAMINED YOUR EYES EXAMINED = Dinner = ill 111 and about thirty members will go, and To 400 CANON AVENUE = Supplies Horticulturists ROY L. GOODWIN jf, it was announced by Kathie Mar- DR. FRED EVANS, Optometrist DESK LAMPS saglia, president of Spur. She 140 South College Phone 1154 |JJ Just a Short Walk from the ijj Pictures the t showing uses of Campus EXTENSION also urges any one who can at- jjj jf, CORDS ultra-violet light in identifying tend do so. to =lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll potatoe diseases were shown by Dr. Robert S. Kunkel. professor EI!l=lll=ll!=l!l=ll'=l!IEIliEIIIEIIIEI!IEIil=m=lll=m=lll=lll=in=!llE!IIEI!l=lll=|||= of hi THE FT *>• horticulture, at Monday night's meeting of the club. AGGIES for... Later, a short business meeting was SMOKING held and Irving Eaks was PROMPT and COURTEOUS elected secretary-treasurer. The next meeting will be held SERVICE March 3 at 7 in Room 100 of PLEASURE the horticulture building. All are to invited come, says President COLLEGE SJiOE SHOP Jerre Cover. ( Friday Only 112 West Laurel B. R. McGuire 2 Great Return Hits! | Gary Cooper in \ jflEI1IEIII=IIIEl!IEIIIEIIIEHIEIIIEIIIEIllEIIIEIIIEIIIEIUEIIIEillSWEIIIEIIIEIItE'i;E!!l=Ulr ‘Her Wedding Night” TYPING i 5 EIIIEIIISIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIUEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEMIEIIIEIIIEIIIEMIEIIIEIIIEIiEIiIEMiEt’i In Technicolor! > of Itmarch Papers, Theme#*, 1 “The Kid From Brooklyn’ $ Term Papers, Theses, etc. Z STEWART'S GROCERY with Danny Kaye Rfusonalile Rates FRIENDLY SERVICE Z r I2K WEST UI’REL PHONE ISI9 Saturday Only Lois [fl Free IK-livi-rj to the Village Snacks and Grocerj ON THE STAGE Dorsey ! , ,,l ll = si=iii=m=iH=iH=in=iH= lli=’'l =l,!= "= = ®MiS'ii=m='it=m=m= ■= =v=i»=; IN PERSON S 7 Messanine Floor J e.ooooooc-ooooc-oooo«-oooooooooowooooooc-:":“:’':';ocH5t-:-:-; at 3:40 and 8:25 Northern Hofei t BARTON McLANE Mi. j 23K Hre. 90 Where QUALITY FOOD Hollywood's Rugged He 9: 30*5: j O Shop Man! is Plentiful BILL CARLISLE Wyoming's Ex-Bad Man For i SEE and HEAR THEM Expert p IN PERSON .. and then Wolfer-Cahi’l Food Store See Barton McLane in his Beauty Care a i Latest Picture CAUL, AT SD Phone “SAN 650 South College 2010 QUENTIN” 1 Jack Haley in EBERLE'S Approved Charge Accounts Solicited “Vacation In Reno” £ Beauty Shop % Marts Sunday II ttys! 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J “GLASS ALIBI” and ; 5 ' THE COMPLETE SHOP ‘Moon Over Montana” WHITE , V BICYCLE SALES White Soles RENTALS, REPAIRS and SumPm and M«*ndu> AGGIE OWNED “BOY’S RANCH’ Make Sunday Reservations Saturday 56.95 “YOUNG WIDOW* at to* BIKE stsvn T and WfNlnesidar i • DON'T HIKE —RIDE A BIKE ** I ally MAXWELL’S ‘JESSE JAMES” Q 6 P/uys fa | ,,, The Across Co"»P ‘Return of Frank James” 158 So. Ave. Complete Bicycle Shop from j Fonda and Gene Tiernev College ury * FT. COLLINS A TEL. 24** u4'j, r- ■>< aZsTTTT^i^