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32 VOL- 46: FORT COLLINS, COLORADO—THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1937 PHONE 637 NSFA Delegates of Seven Sixteenth Annual College Day Tomorrow States GatherHere Today Offers Full And Dance For Three-Day Conclave Day Program Curs Named Anderson Says To Let ’er Buck Problems Of Student Politics And Govern- Parade At 10:45 Starts Avoid War Events; ment To Occupy Attention Of Delegates Japan Honor Student Followed Assembly Speaker Advises Peo- Rodeo At Delegates from seven states, representing twenty-seven schools By 1:30; ple To Forget Potty National today when gather on the campus the first joint conference of Jealousies of Swanke Rational Students Federation America, Rocky Mountain divi- By Engineers Plays Jubilee Dance Must the United Statos meets for a three-day conference. James Lakin, Colorado fight sion, ‘> * ~~ Japan? diuv.J and No—on all counts—ac -n j gpite student body president regional president of the N. S. Hester and Adkinson ff *ii cording to Dr. Elam J. Anderson Compete For Sta&e v X. will preside at the meetings. Given Certificates eminent on relations authority of ln Vaudeville At is Old Main Tue of the conference to establish the Pacific purpose a more perma- powers, who discussed Luther the nent and better-functioning organization in the district. The Curs, electrical engi- situation from all angle* in an Materializing vimoiis and plans of the last several mouth*, sending will conclude the neer, was ca* led Honor address before Colorado stu itao* fthich are delegates,i. official buuiue** Engineer State Colorado State’s sixteenth annual College will be celebrated of ihe convention last Saturday when the ninth En- dents Monday. Day lo the conclave include Colorado, Saturday aller- Friday, May 7, when all classes gindeers' are dismissed for a full Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Idaho noou. Day was held on the To start with, according to Dr. A Cowboy at the Rodeo Celebration Ijiiat College Day Rides a day’s program, a are campus. Ralph Kestor and including morning an afternoon and Montana. Independent schools Dates being arranged for Har- Anderson, Japan has made amaz- Broncho—for a Couple of Minutes! parade, rodeo, frater- the old Adkisou received nity skits and a dance of the region have also been in- delegates who will be guests certificates ing progress in ship building and jubilee in the evening. the Junior-Senior From of recommendation from Frank forms vited to come. at Satur- otrier of transportation un- Manager, Orville Oldemeyer, and assistant manager, Alan Prouty, uuy mgbt. representing the council til she shares with America and acancies Remain Conference Opens With Press Club Staley, hold final Banquet meetings tonight with all committees to com- of engineers of those who have been working Colorado. Englund murchaut marine su- Registration In Rodeo contests final plete arrangement' for the day’s events. Horses for the in cunjuuciion with Lakin in ar- premacy. As a result of her sud At Club The conference Thursday Picturing Country rodeo will arrive this afternoon, opens the opportunities of- Fort Collins business ranging this the first den rise to industrial heights. men, will be convention, all morning with registration in the to far All Should Moot. construction* tl HMD rodeo fered engineers as super- Participants featured, with a committee of its kind in this region, are Japan felt the need of expansion award- At To in tli« itudcnt council room at Johnson ior those in A. ai 4 u’cloca Birch Ol Denver Post Be ground* college pasture*, to offered graduates in n. unite ing a banner to the best Ralph \vestlall, and found (Ike England campus acting secretary, herself, At Dance hall. Janies Lakin will preside other Speaker Dinnc west of th< main livestock burns, lines of work. Fred C. Car- louts James Buchunan, and Donuid Humes, in charge ol and America dreaming of an em l parade luncheon Orville ciiuuimiu ol will be completed time for it a in the College cafe- starphen, a consulting mining eii Oldeuiuyer, in the bairnian. • uas ordered all floats the dale bureau. pire. The Country Club ha* been teria at noon when the college Day, wua ia charge ol the Mwt ol ths ro4#o, .m.i delegates gineer from Denver, was the srnnga to form about the Administration ine Rocky Mouutaiu utlicci* Japan's Rapid Rise i boson a* thu place for the Pro** till be welcomed. major poi lion ol thu Livestock uient* tor the dauce and skits officially Pres- speaker of the afternoon. building at 10:15, where classifl- are. James Colorado club dinner dance. May 21. Mem- Charles Lakin, olale, Japan s rise in the industrial i iuo Mouday night. Ho i* • ■:i. i■ 1 • l • d t'H severul ident A. Lory will extend meeting •ation and place in the parade president, Lyle liniver- ber* of the Collegian uud Silver buuuder, Gamble Crowned (Juccn I I world, continued Dr. Anderson < tor reports Hum the vari- day*. pastings from Colorado State, will be det rmlned. sity of New Mexico, first Spruce Bluff* will Join force* for Govern- vice-presi- affected Americans very fav ous committee chairmen. and speak on "Student O'llcnicjcr \sk» Cooperation lUmlco Start* Ethel Gamble was crowned at I :tit) aeui; ana Eloiue since their annual »ot iul which, Cook, University orably they were In Eo Jlchuuu, cnauuiuu in charge eveul, ment and Its Relation to the many Said Uldeweyer of the Engineer's ball Sat- Wednesday. Karl Anderson's queen according to all journalists who string of buck- of Wyoming, secretary. ways responsible for her rapid oi me rodeo, announced mat mere School." With little from urday night. a cooperation ing horses the have attended in years previously, will furnish main progress. Then a tinge of Jeal sill' are vacancies in the saddle The the weather, afternoon discussion groups we will put on u attraction for in is unique in spring entertainment. the afternoou rodeo ousy set as Japan began to urouc riding, the wild horse race, to The students’ engineering coun- show which will to all till convene in Johnson hall be up our which will start at in the Al Birch, promotion munager of 1:30 challenge England for industrial and the Held events. Anyone Council in Favor cil, with Luther as previous discuss two main topics; namely, Curs presi- standards We have at- afternoon the Denver Post staff, will be the at the rodeo grouuds. supremacy. wishing to take in tnesu dent, planned the activities. pail d to for campus politics and student gov- day's tempt* keep prices this Edgar McKuen, in guest speaker of the evening, re- charge of the Mew Then to is Auditorium Japan began expand, events requested Lo see ivicEuen. eveul* ut ernment. At dinner this evening year * the sume level, afternoon that luting some of his experiences as show, declares ef- first to Korea. Then came the Everyone mat is taking pu r l in ia even in face of the College cafeteria. Coach the increasing forts will be made to a newspaper man. run off the Japanese war with Russia and Ja- the rodeo must meet in me auimal publicity Student Council Favors Build- cost for and Harry Hughes will be the guest horses, orchestra, olh- afternoons’ events Award* for Work as expeditious- came out victor. Japan fought Outstanding; in Resolution To State pan husbandry oftice Thursday after- •peaker, discussing "College Atta • ing cr expenses, and tho interest and ly A dance w ill lollow the speaker as possible. Besides the bare- with the Allies in the WorM war noon at 4:OU o'clock, otherwise Board Of of fetid.” Agriculture cooperation everyone will be -1 back bronc and presentation of award* to the riding, saddle bronc and received her spoils as ’aclfic will not be ullowed they to com to the financial Guests necessary insure riding, steer and wild Student* at College Day most outstanding members of the riding, cow In its ocean mandates. Japan’s Interest regular monthly meet- pete. Mill's* of tin- duy'M activities." 'iillking. Collegian staff. The orchestra there will be numerous Friday’s activities will be given in Manchuria dated back to the Tickets ing for Aprii the Student Coun- Uu Solo Led by the 70 K.O.T.C. field oter to of lihh not been selected a* piece events. Including a stake the celebration College beginning of the century, and she Tickets for dance yet. cil, after deliberating over the re- the will be band. Hie purudu will move boot and Invitation* will be lu out race, spur race, package Day, the delegates being guests of justifies herself in tha«. she has placed port resulting from two months on sale by club members and ut from tin lo K», follow- and the Htudcnt mail boxes in Juhnaou (UinpUH ut race, a regulation saddle Colorado State at the rodeo, fra- d ine Just what America and Brl- of investigation by the Auditor- the door. ing a north on College horse race. and Amnion* hull* today. Staff route to Other special attrac- ternity skits and College Day did when they were acquiring ium Committee, Ldopted the fol- There will be an important Mountain avenue, thence north- tions are member* secure them planned, also. dance in the evening. territory. are urged to lowing resolution uud submitted meeting of the club Thursday east on w oat ou Walnut A immediately. Thosa who are ex- Linden, College men who In business session will open Trade With Japan 7:15 in the compete it to the State Board of Agricul- night at physics build- to Mountain, then south Col- to attend u*ked to on the rodeo must ride under Saturday’s at 9:30 a. m. Where trade with the United At this pecting are con- program ture: ing. meeting the final lege Flout* in the western office. again. tracts and any man who has not in Johnson hall. General dlscus- States on the part of nations now sign up in the Collegian arrangements for the show will iUxftolutiou motif, contributed »*'■*' Committees making arrange- by fruternlties, signed a contract or his groups will exchange views Itainbelonging to Japan is concerned, he paid en- The finished. Election of officers To The Honorable Members of sororities, ment* Invitation*. Lucille technical clubs, and trance fee by Thursday evening, on athletics and interschool rela- , I>r. Anderson points out that the will be held are: Stale Hoard of Agriculture: at the last business Oakes; dinner, Betty Jean will forfeit his place In the event*. tions. It is expected that such IJ. S. trade with Japan now | meeting of the club, next Monday, "Since present auditorium fa- Hughes; orchestrn, Jeanette Rob- There are still a few vacancies In inflations as tearing down the amounts to five times the other May 10. cilities of Colorado State College Will decorations. Jane College Band some of the events, and additional foal come total. The last inson. and posts will up. in view meeting of tho year are grossly inadequate and t entrants can be used Purses for In order to Japanese will be ' Woolley. President Thurston Davies of keep goods in the form of a picnic on of our anticipated ten build- At 7 year Play Tonight all rodeo events will be determin- Colorado "Stu- which would undersell American college will talk on May 17. Kari Parker, Kenneth ing this wishes to LUTHER OURS program body ed by the number of entries In products out of the country, high dent-Faculty Relationships” at the Knaus, and Gerald Price will be on record as favoring the earl- In Front go Kellow Will Play Program Of Ad Biuld- ■ each event. tariff walls have been enacted —a luncheon Saturday noon In the The United States hydraulics lab- the committee in charge of the iest possible con and For Music Week the ing Students admission to College cafeteria. opened its doors for an ex- I big cause of unfriendliness on picnic. may gain building for oratory For Jr. Sr, Prom orection of a perma- rodeo part of Japan. Another cau«° of events by presenting their hlbit to engineers and their ! auditorium and theatre Officer* Fleeted Saturday nent pur- I The contribution ut Colorado Japanese discontent comes from activity tickets, while admission A model of the Grand guests. Will Prevail poses. Japana* Scttinc Htate * hand to the annual Musi* Election of officers and rounu- I th«' Door which prl'-es of df» and 20 cents will be Coulee Dam, and the Boulder Dam Open policy per- devoted Annual Affair kble "In recognition of the Karloff Stars In At Saturday Week sctivltic* in Fort Collins discussion of the general > mit* no Japanese Immigration in barged other spectators. Cars on display. to this were service of President Lory will he the hand concert to he be topic on student-faculty relations to the United States. Movements will accommodated about the j the “The Invisible Under Japanes# lantern* and In institution we recommend that Kay” given tonight by the It O.T.C rodeo Is Student engineers who helped ! are now under way, according to grounds as long as there ths Hall." it garden of cherry blossom*. / building bo named Lory baud in front or the sdministra In the with arrangement* were Vance Dr Anderson, to modify this pol- 1 room pasture for them. junior* with their guest*, the aeti- Ralph Westfall, secretary of the Lyceum Present* Story Ol Pow tlon building on the am pus from Vorheea, Harold Woods, Harold icy. V iimlcvlllc (liven at 7:00 ior» will dance on May ft In the brought out the erful Chemical In Sclentl*l , to ft student body W 7 p. nt. Fry, Harold Ktandley, Kol'.ind Ka I'rleiid*blp llli 7:ob in men's gymnasium. At p. m. Old Main audl- point that the students of Colo- Hand* Clarence Harness, Charles America must change its vlew- Id It K Bourne, director of Collegiana nor, Chuck Kellow and his orchestra ''•rtnm, a committee composed of rado State miss valuable rjoro Marolf Berger. (Continued six) I tl*** band, state* that the Dyer and on psge program 1 Dr Alfred Westfall. Donald Stan- By DORIS CHRISTENSEN An black hole in front Orsoley wli] furnish the mu I cultural and entertainment pro- enormous the *lll »»** different than the one pre- he I ford. and Campton Bell will jungle* of Africa, luminous death *|c, a* did at the Engineer*' grams through the lack of an au- : sent' i at lyceum last week. All la»t week The 1 i lioom the best fraternity aklt lurking in It* depth*, forms the Hall dance will the students of uny i Executives To To Seniors ditorium than Two townspeople and students are In- Speak from the nine skits which will he the background for "The Invisible i begin at 9 p. m. ■'•J* smart aleck: university In the campus other college or vited to hear this concert. C. O. Almond* ha* the ticket* presented. All fraternities are "No of Conference Ray" Htarring Boris Karloff and girl ever made a fool state. At Job Saturday, May 8 required to submit entries by the Bela Lugosi at the lyceum this i which may be secured by Juniors me.” Refuse Many H|H*aJtors of weekend. and senior* any time this week. ruling the Interfraternity coun- “Then l*ino. who did?"—The It was out In the report brought Conferences Ind Entertainment Will F'eature Program and all must bo Talks, " Martha Hull Wins cil. skits censored Karloff, a scientist, discovers 11 that many artists, troupes, speak- First Annual In Ammons Hall Of Meeting before Admission that this great cavity has been Pollock Gives i presentation. Wic called her (lilncse been un- Jeanette It ers, etc., hnvo refused or I Dramatic Award I for this event will bo 2Bc to every- created by a falling mntnor, im- Senior Recital hN "11 h»*nu*e luul in be- Sunday It chinks able to come to our campus which is to be the The Senior Job Conference sponsored by . one. A banner goos to the wln- : pregnated with an unknown ele- wall. suit- we have no place with cause will he held in Ammons Pollock will be Life Awarded To> nlng skit. Placement Bureau hall. Saturday, May 8, ment a thousand times more Mis* Jeanette Memberships suf- pow- able acoustics, no place with in recital Four At Dinner to James A. assistant to the president and erful than radium. Protected by presented in a senior vocal Tuesday To cap the climax of the day's "A British the seating according McCain, ! i J i zoologist, report* ficient and comfortable at Ammon* ball Suuday. May 9 at the Jubilee dance will be «'urioiis of the Placement Bureau. ; a lead mask and bad gloves, ho j program, effort on snake* of repeat- and no place where films charge Martha capacity, three o'clock. She will be assist- Hull, Coloiado State In the at | Hecures a small of the j ‘ held men's gymnasium ** taJ«‘etiona with conference will be held in the portion of whiskey.** They he presented along The session of the [ senior, can morning by Margaret Smith, violinist, was presented the Ross- k*Kl» deadly glowing substance and em- I nd l 9:00 p. m. Admission will be to see p
B o ur n e, i s t h e l e a st w e c a n gi v e f or t h e s pl e n- j M ot h er’ s D a y l a st weekend, b ef or e di d c o nc ert gi v e n t h e r e g u- j I n T h e I s Diff er e nt I L L l ar lyceu m att er a cti o n. T h e n o v elt y nu mbers!
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( Orphan f or M ot h er. T h er ef or e, si n c e it K o b ert Payne It ll* I o* o. ■ St uff | w a s el e ct e d of t hi s cit y t o m e w a s it s i m mense T o Bill M u n s ell: W h y d o n't pr ». A x-i alti i Bualiieaa Manager Fr a nk P ark er m e’ s A m t o t h e c o ntr ary n ot wit h st a n di n g;.; i s h er d a y, gi v e h er s o m et hi n g i d e nt of t h e AS ME at —lti c k Kr p et a er. Anne T o bl a k a, C urtl a K uilt h. si z. t h e f a ct p e o pl e | a S al e* n o n a n d t h at t h e y o u y o ur a p pli c ati o n i n ? rneo Uu, M arl g et St e w art C a a e. J a ni a Petersen n n d off B er g er. s h e'll pri z e f or it s s e nti m e nt al h el d Monday aft er n o o n V a st move ments based c o nfli cti n g p oliti- o n e I | i n Clr c ul utl o n Manager John N el s o n upon w er e al w a y s h urryi n g fro m r e st Ji m j v al u e f or t h e of h er lif e. D ur- el e ctri c al engineering c al a mi econo mic theories ar e threatening t h e ! pl a c e t o a n ot h er.” Ho wever, ' b uil di n g t h at of t h e d e ar I i n g t h e p a st f e w a tendency It see ms o n e St e w art R e p ort ers ot h er y e ars R a y w a s el e ct e d a n d | li k' d B o st o n b ett er than a n y vi e* NE WS E at o n A d el e H el e n L o o nil a. st a bilit y of s o ci et y. Fascis m Co m munis m Dr a p er. Malccuronne, t hi s e dit or s of so mc-thing or- a n ot h er Wil- t o co m mercialize s p e ci al d a y pr e si d e nt, a n d Fr a ncis Kranees R o y er, T e d Vl d e e n, J e a n ett e R o bi n s o n, I pl a c e h e vi sit e d because “it i s s o wi s e, h c. Nhe Uabarger, at i n S p ai n a n d t h e outco me of t h e passed t h e ci g ar s w h y, t o m a H a v a. Hannah R os e Br e w er, J uli a ar e gri p s ' li a s i mpaired it s v al u e. . . . r et ar y a n d tr e as ur er. L a m b e, fro m ot h er citi e s. T h e E at h er L e e B o n u eii, M at y Br o w n ell, Josephine diff er e nt t h e 1 w e t o w e kno w n ot! Florence L a ur a Josephine Weaterdo P, str u g gl e will n av e repercussions throughout b eli e v e t h at s h o ul d tr y who m ... Pl a n s ar e b ei n g R o g ers, S p e er, t h e houses, t h e g e n er al made f or a H el e n Robertson. H el e n R ei d, M ar y str e et s, tri p June Wri g ht, re medy t hi s s or di d c o n diti o n. t h e Long mont R u d ol p h, w orl d. t o Anne I n gl cfl e. d, C h arl es P eti t s o n. L u cill e pl a n of t h e t o w n, a n d It s p e o pl e.” m u ni ci p al p o ». Bill S ut h erl a n d. R o b ert ll all. Bill M u n a ell, R al p h Si n c e st u d e nt s, c a n n ot w al k T h e frosh man cl a s s pt e x y J u st w e, a s er pl a nt and the L al’ ort e it i s n ot t o tr a v el s o f ar t o i c e atti t' olli n si u. D or ot hy Gr ei n er, a n d D o n Crensha w. B ut necessary When h e w a s i n C alif or ni a h e h o w m ak e It t o t h e 'r us h- F E A TI RES —lrene S c ott. u p t o M ot h er a n d t ell h er a b o ut di d n't pl a nt. fi n d vit al a n d l e x I’ n e m pl o y-: S pt > RT S- -. 1 tilt n Vaughn. N at e T ur n er. Al Hayden. St e v e c ol pr o bl e m s. ni g ht when I m uc h w e appreciate h er, it see ms soph dance tt y e ot h er Johnson, D o n Mc Cor mick, J ack Ritt er, L u cill e O a k e s, B o h m e nt a n d technology off er u s tood f or thought i t h at l ett er t h e b e st a n d S h o ult a. a i s n e xt s o- h e k e pt w aiti n g f or a ri d e. At 1 1 t M W hlt e h o u a e. IJLIJ A N LONGSTROM S O CI E T Y — L u cill e C arl s o n. M ar y Eli z a b et h o ur o w n Cl o s el y alli e d t o l uti o n. A n d w a nt t o writ e f. ( girl fri e n d) a n d Gl a d y s C arl s o n. Et h el G a m bl e, M ar y Kr e ut a er, a n d wit hi n c o u ntr y. y o u t h e g phoned Je welry I s Al w a y s I n Gr ac e C hil dr e a a. " Work i n st u d e nt these bet ween govern ment; it at o nc e s o s h e will g el It b e- s ai d h e di d n't need t o it w a s s o proble ms i s t h e gro wing u nr e st Season pr oj e ct s h a s been a n d i n- I a j o y a n f or e or o n t h at d a y. l at e. Ho wever, h e persuaded h er l a b or a n d c a pit al. W e h av e wit n e s s e d wit hi n CORONATION t o m e f o ur H off m a n s pir ati o n d uri n g m y t o g o . . . s o o . . . L a vi n a a n d J er e Je welry m o nt h s bet ween Hi e p a st f e w a gro wing c o nfli ct “ God of ol d — y e ars of c oll e g e,” st at e d Lilli a n 1 1: 3 0 t o 1 0 7 E a st of o ur f at h er s, kno wn N e w appeared at pr e ci s el y M o u nt ai n f a cti o n s al s o Courses Gi v e n t h e oi a n d a funda mental disr e g ar d Longstro m, pr o mi n e nt s e ni or tri p t h e li g ht f a nt a sti c t or o n e- L or d of o ur f ar-fl u n g b attl e li n e — I n Econo mics I n n ot o nl y f or l a w a n d or d er b ut of hu man ri g ht s wo man w h o h a s j u st c o m pl et e d a h alf h o ur. Beneath whose hand a wf ul w e h ol d Op£* OS*»3aaft»CBSCR^ O O O O OS WKBI ter m a s pr e si d e nt of Associated i n citi e s w h er e t h e outbreaks h av e occ urr e d. Su m mer S c h o ol D o mi ni o n o v er p al m a n d pi n e — i n t hi s Photographs of Q u alit y Wo men St u d e nt s. A n d T h e K. 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T h e C a pt ai n s a n d t h e Ki n g s depart — b ei n g treasurer of A W S, served econo mics w’ill b e Will ar d, D or ot hy S c h mi dt, a n d C>O^OOODOOOOOOOOOOO W©B ill o ur s o ei al lif e; w e ar e t o o a ware of the m at off er e d d uri n g t hr e e st u d e nt t h e s ev er al Still st a n d s T hi n e a n ci e nt s a crifi c e, y e ars o n c o u n cil, su m mer session t hi s y e ar, a c- of t h e ot h er s received • «x^x- 8- wi pr e s e nt. a n d h a s been a n offi c er i n St at e s- “s macks” when C h a s. D y er, W alt GLA MS a n d h e art. c or di n g t o D. N. Donaldson of t h e CY CLE# A n h u m bl e c o ntrit e these diffi c ulti e s w hi c h h av e i n a d diti o n t o K K Y K m e n cl u b al o n g wit h me mbership econo mics d e p art m e nt. H a milt o n a n d ot h er s of t h e P hi L OCKS L or d G o d of li o.* »t s b e wit h u s y et, n e w acco mpanied u s through t h e y e ars ar e t h e i ji n nu merous ot n er a cti viti e s. D elt c h a pt er b u s y. Donaldson will teach t w o g ot F ort C olli n* Gl a s s L e st w e l e st w e f or g et f or g et! proble ms o ut of t h e increased respon- Ho wever, p arti ci p ati o n i n ca mpus Econo mics T h e si s si e s. Robertson a n d T ol- gr o w i n g courses, Consu mption A C o. organizations h a s n ot prevented of l e y g ot the mselves kidnapped C y cl e si biliti e s assu med b y t h e s uc h a s a n d Econo mics I n d u str y. T h e b y J S o ltudyard i n t h e lbbo govern ment wr ot e Ki pli n g y e ar 1 5 Il4» mingTon P b. 1400 Lil fro m e nt eri n g i nt o s o ci al a c- for mer i s r at h er n e w t h e l a s si e s. bi g f u n! t h e s o ci al s o ci al a n d a fi el d a n d Heap at Vi ct ori a’ s it s e c urit y progra m, pl a n ni n g j u bil e e. Ho wever, see ms ti viti e s i n w hi c h s h e h a s proved s h o ul d pr ov e t o b e of vit al i nt er- than r eli ef. a s though h e w er e m or e farsighted m er el y h er s elf t o b e a good s p ort capable e st. b ut f e w of t h e b e s et- f or t h e m u et e e nt h These ar e a proble ms of a d a pti n g h er s elf t o a n y cro wd Econo mics of t o writ e a poe m j u st c e n- Industry i s n ot a
u s. L et t ur n t h e curriculu m of t h e or ti n g u s t o sit u ati o n. diffi c ult c o urs e, f or st u d e nt s wit h t ur y. C o ul d it b e t h at u e s a w i n hi s mi n d’ s li b er al W h at done " W h at d o i t o d o when 1 v aryi n g experience wit h econo mics t h e average art s c oll e g e. i s b ei n g w a nt e y e coronation of Ki n g George t h e J Si xt b courses t ak e t h e graduate? W ell, 1 w a nt t o g el a : it. T hr e e or f o ur t o i d e a n o p p ort u nit y t o understand M M E H HART MAN of England i n 1 1) 2 7 1 Di d h e kno w t h at o nl y pr o s good j o b a n d 1 w o ul d li k e t o a e- p art s of t h e t e xt ar e s el e ct e d b y ED MONDS needs of a n e w d a y t Tr u e, t h er e i s m or e i nt er- f e w of t h e ol d kingdo ms w hi c h att e n d e d ieen t h e a . o m pli s h s o m et hi n g t h at i s diff er- Bi el nu merous m o vi e a ct or s a n d cl a s s t o b e st u di e d d uri n g t h e s o ci al sciences than B ut t h e e st i n pr e vi o u sl y. actr ess*» t h e Vi ct ori a s dia mond jubuee w o ul d att e n d e nt. Perhaps t h at i s wi s hi u g f or J o e E. Bro wn sho wed ; c o urs e. t h er e still littl e evidence fro m t h e i s catalogues t h e moon —but i hope it will b e u s t h e b e st ti m e. H e t o ok u s t o Kl e n ui Mfl H o n Will Teach coronation seventy-t wo y e ars l at er 1 H e m u st j t h at eff ort i s a m biti o n.' t h e Bro wn all of t h e! G. S. Kle m medson of m o st c oll e g e s a n y s eri o us b ei n g j p o s si bl e. F or a “f u n 1 D er b y, t o will teach a h av e kno wn t h at so me w o ul d f or g et. ’ P er- a n d t h e i n a s Lilli a n it, s h e w o ul d M u di c s, t o p ol o fi el d s." course Advanced P u bli c Fi- made t o m ak e t h e of these a expresses j h e di d . . a n d then h e st u d y proble ms h a ps . a g ai n, perhaps j li k e t o cli m b t h e Al p s, h u nt ti g er s T h e o nl y m o vi e actr ess wit h who m ,, nance w hi c h will tr e at l ar g ely of p art of ev ery st u d e nt’ s progra m. di d n't! t h e E n gli s h h e beca me w ell t h e fi n a n ci al si d e i n t h e j u n gl e s, s wi m v er y acquainted of t h e st at e, gi v e man an i n si g ht i nt o these ! Jean B ut t h e w orl d these w or ds T o t h e c oll e g e ; c h a n n el, a n d b e a deep s e a di v er. w a s H arl o w, w h o w a s a c o u nt y, a n d cit y i s n ot t hi n ki n g of govern ments.
: ar e all f a n fri e n d of o n e of t h e o wners Dr. A b b ott of Colorado M ot h er’ s proble ms l e a st courses ar e a Of c o urs e, t h ey p art c oll e g e of Ki pli n g t o d a y. I n st e a d, t h e enthusias m ol at t w o necessary v er y D a y ! t a stl c a m biti o n s," s h e laughed, of t h e Dodgers. “I danced wit h will off er s ev er al courses i n course i n w orl d hi st or y required f or l’r e s hr a e n,! e c o- coronation a n d r o y al splendor r u ns hi g h h er at t h e a n d n o mi c s b ut y o u asked f or t h e m.’ Cocoanut Gr o v e, a n d s o ci ol o g y. T h e o n e f oll o w e d b y a course i n conte mporary pr o bl e m s' throughout t h e Briti s h K m pi x e a n d t h e e ntir e •< Ue w a s econo mics S wi m mi n g, dancing a n d reading v er y ni c e a n d fri e n dl y." course will b e N ati o n al I n f or m al t h e second y e ar. a d diti o n t o m at r u e- j w or f or M a y 1 2 i s t h e d a y o n w hi c h a r ul er " A s f o ot b all Pl a n ni n g. 1, ar e t hi n g s w hi c h Lil ' ar a s i s S o ci ol o g y courses b y Gift s a mong those concerned, t ur n, t h e s o ci al science di vi si o n c o ul a m ak e a I)r. will b e cro wned t o r ul e n ati o n of d o n't li k e read 1 pl a yi n g o n t h e pro-eleven A b b ott will b e o n e i n J u v e nil e a p e o pl e o n li k e s. 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Ho wever, Ji m UNDER WEAR, A N D h er a mi r e nt i mi.** Fro m D a k ot a St u d e nt. c o n gr al ul all ull s a n d wi s h e s l' or a long “ D o n’t v e al st e a k a n d c off e e b ett er than f e el s t h at h e h a s d eriv e d v al u e, y o u approve of ti g ht ELIZABET H ARDEN S PERFU MES happv Long li v e t h e Ki n gl s kirt s ?” r ei g n. a n yt hi n g el s e. n ot o nl y fro m pr of e s si o n al pl a y- I t hi n k i n g. b ut fro m c o nt a ct s b e h a s " N o; wo men s h o ul d l et A N D Lilli a n li a s o n e intense di sli k e P O WDERS. li q u or al o n e. roaue through c oll e g e A DREA M B E GI N NI N G a n d "t h at i s f or p e o pl e, fro m all at hl eti c s, st u d e nt govern ment, a n d hi s w al k s of lif e, w h o ar e n ot a bl e t o fr a- A drea m i s for med t h e mi n d of Barb wire Bit s i n b ei n g t er nit y. st a n d o n t h eir o w n f e el, those those w h o h av e Colorado ( St at e’ s i nt er e st s fir st W H AT T M F H USE O 9 I N V H P EVE N I F I T X X) S E E, T H E I N DIA NA w h o ar e afr ai u t o t h eir Co m mercial a gri c ult ur al w or k LA WRENCE R UEBEL express ; FATTE R* B y W ORLD I S T H AT D OES U O C Hc Ll k E A MA NY OBJE CTS A S i n t h eir h e art s. R e c e ntl y t h e i St u d e ut C o u n cil t h e of o w n o pi ni o n s a u d d o those t hi n g s ; s g o al Ji m when h e gr a d- r I M M G JUD GE ? S hi p M O DEL I T t o o t h eir pi p e s t hi s a u di- t hi s J u n e. D O N' T t ell -j passed a r e s ol uti o n reco m mending a n e w w hi c h t h ey f e el i s ri g ht, t wo-faced u at e s "If 1 d o n't fi n d co mes F. M m T H E Pi p e W A S CARVED B > S O ME M E IT< S A J | NORTH WESTERN u HL V t ori u m f or t h e T hi s t h e p e o pl e, u n d h y p o crit e s. S h e al s o ho me w or k i n t hi s p h a s e, 1 will ' N Di A KI W H O w a y h cu mpus. i s sa me m a n- K u y m a n h k > t o <• br o a d s mil e, e s p e ci all y i * at a PI P E ? C OAST O F A M E RI C A. I MPRESSED B V A § t A MBQ W abhors m e n’ s trousers a n d probably pr o-f o ot b all / ' w hi c h f or all* mil*' a hi m. pl ai d pl a y a g ai n ' ' n er i n u gii ali o u Johnson h all st art e d. If a at I N Oi A n/. * f all.” t h e phrase "t hi n g s ar e o n t h e u p I i hi s n e xt t h e then X-l- X X A . s m all gr o u p conceives i d e a, t h e X Y o u k < around a n d u p.” " W h at d o 1 li k e ? W ell, l e n- Soph w a ul t o • p y o ur ey es open I t ak e t h e N o w t h at t h e b u s a masses u p cr y 1 m ov e Fir st of all, r-i h er e t o d a y. " A n i d e al man? j o y e ati n g, sl e e pi n g, fi s hi n g, a n d been st art e d to ward b uil d e rtf securing money t o h o h a s t o b e a l ot of f u n a n d h e U S \ Fr os h — W h at f or ? h u nti n g a n d a s f ur a s di sli k e s i ( _ s uc h a n e difi c e, i s t o t h e st u d e nt s t o eff er v e s c e nt. M y idea of h a vi n g ir e I it •. Hill concerned guess 1 d o n't u p -•i-li Jl M. p e o pl e t hi n k y o u'r e a d ar n c C 7 WI u a a 2 ±: t h e t orc h for ward. ' T al k t h e idea of If good ti m e wit h f ell o w i s j h av e a n y." •! c arr y u p f o ol y o u g o around wit h the m s h ut. fift y-fift y pr o p o siti o n. H e m u st Ji m s philosophy of lif e r efl e x e s h a vi n g a n u u dit o n ui n! X- X-I I N DI A N • A b e b ut n ot a Sir W alt er H e fl e w through t h e air. courteous i n hi s p er s o n alit y. “I t hi n k t h at Because of t h e l o y ul a n d f ait hf ul s ervic e STEA MBOAT PI P E K ul ei g h. Confidence ur d a m biti o n w h o Wit h t h e g > c ut o ut of e a s e. ii o m ail er y o u ar e, w h at y o u I'r c. M dt ut h a s t hi s i n stit uti o n f ur L or y gi v e n ur e q u aliti e s t h at ar e n ot t o h e H ut t h e funny p art w a s. ar e d oi n g, or h o w m uc h money S O ME JUD GE B U T P P E, it' s ~ Y ~ W ELL it i s reco m mended t h at t hi s b uil d overlooked. A n d of c o urs e, a n ar e B ut many years t h er e Y E S - A N D li e f or g ot Ill s trupese i y o u m a ki n g, happiness i s all C ert ai nl y s n o argu ment m ot B uilt t o t ot e o pi ni o n s a b o ut i d e al m a n m u st possess a c ert ai n i h at r e all y c o u nt s.” AROUND I M V OUR I W HI C H TOBACCO Gi v e s W H AT A m g b e c all e d L orj h all. x- x- x P OCKET O KI , PI P F S C O O L, MI L D,' BI T E L L E S S' S M O KI N G. degree of i nt elli g e n c e." “ The m ai n LI K E T HI S B RI A R O F Mi M E k P RI N CELV O nl y ti n br a v*- deserve t h e f air, b ut o nl y t h e t hi n g t h at 1 li k e I n m a m V T H A T' S P RI N C E al b ert A M D T HI S BI G R E D P RII M C E ri c h ; t girl," h e s ai d when asked hi s diff er , S M O K E, r u n s u p p ort t h e m. 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br ut e t hi s li < f or h er s elf. Cl ot h e s, manners, a n ot h er C oll e g e D a y. Alt h o u g h, d a y O h, It' s j u st u q u e sti o n of good t a st e." A n n u al Banquet Will B e M a y a n d p er s o n alit y ar e i m p ort a nt. Of h a* beco me a* m uc h a p art of o ur c oll e g e lif e x- x- x 1 4 At N ort h er n H ot el 1 c o urs e, y o u d o h av e t o t ak e girl s C hri st m a s i s Li k e W H AT A M E N u s v a c ati o n, it e v er n e w. li k e and put wit h < A n ot h er o n e of those p o w erf ul, stupendous, t h ey ar e u p ti m e, it n ev er ol d or beco mes st al e. T e n m e n w er e i niti at e d I nt o Al- gro ws h e m,” h e s mil e d. d y n a mi c, t ti n g, e x citi n g, a m a zi n g, gi g a nti c, j i p h a Z et a, honorary a gri c ult ur al W h y / Because t h er e i s s o m et hi n g i m m ort al- mi g ht y, epoch m a ki n g space fill er s.) fr at er nit y, Thursday ni g ht I n t h e h ol d* iz e d i n e ac h C oll e g e t h at a n A g gi e T h e U. S. C o a st G u ar d i n ti m e D a y Ti n y w er e dancing li g htl y a n d h e h el d h er C o n a d mi ni str ati o n b uil di n g. C o pyrl***, 1 0 3 7, It J. l Uynold* Tobsreo < >f u n d er t h e dir e cti o n hi s it b ack me mories of peace co mes d e ar t o h e art ... bri n g s li g htl y i n hi s m a nl y ar m s. H e cl o s e d ill s ey es f or Those I niti at e d w er e R o b ert of t h e d e p art m e nt. H o w- of fr a gr a nt a ti m e a n d danced 1 1 1 e c st a s y. S h e looked i nt o Treasury pi p ef ul s t h e ol d W e st", w hi c h a s a c hil d w e read a b o ut u p P RI N C E ALBE RT M O NEY- Lunge, Thaine B a gl e y. M erl e H o w- 2- o x. i n ti m e of w ar It co mes di- tobacco i n ev ery hi s f ac e a n d suddenly hi s ey es opened. T h e m u si c e v er. BA CK GUARANTEE wit h i nt er e st. It chance ar d, Joseph W e n d ell wide-eyed bri n g s a t o Li e v e n s, ( Al b ert D* d. r e ctl y u n d er t h e N avy d e p art m e nt. ti n of Pri n c e of t h e w orri e s a n d w hi c h P hilli p s, Kenneth K n a u s, f or g et so me c ar es Kl ei s s; S moke 2 0 " C o m e, i d' s g o o ut o n t h e p orc h," li e m utt er e d fr a gr a nt pi p ef ul s of Br o w n, R o x G arr ett, J o e (j a s ki)l / K E N. T U T T H E FA MOUS cro wd u n d , I 1 Pri n c e Al b ert. If d o n’t o ur everyday lif e see m s o v er y i m- t hi c kl y, H e st ol e gl a n c e ut hi s p art n er. N ev er y o u fi n d a Cl y d e D or a n. AR O MA it t h e a n d —T H E C O O L, m ell o w e st, t a sti e st pi p e Y et co mes D a y, a n d ar e h a d seen s o r a vi s hi n g u b e a ut y. H e t o ok h er p ort a nt. C oll e g e t h ey I p* L. J. Ritt er S MOOTH S M OKIN O tobacco y o u e v er T h e a n n u al banquet will b e h el d 7 j s moked, r e- t ur n t h e ti n mi ni mi z e d. i n hi s ar m s. / T H AT m ak e pri n c e p o c k et wit h t h e r e st at h ot el Fri d a y, M a y J ot t h e N ort h er n OPT O METRIST of t h e tobacco i n d ulli n g, 1 l ov e will b e ' it t o u s at " O h. y o u s o. S a y y o u \ ALBE RT T H E W O RL D'S a n y Lif e takes n e w aft er 1 4. R o b ert W hit n e y, a s si st a nt ti m e wit hi n a a s p e ct C oll e g e D a y, a m o nt h fro m t hi s hi s M OST P OPULAR mi n e S h e looked a g ui i nt o e y e s. \ Vtl « o n Itiii M J nj c d at e, a n d B art C at c h pr of ess or of s oil s, will b e t h e w e will r ef u n d f ull E nj o y it! 1 i p at e i n e v er yt hi n g! fcg w T OBACC O/ T m n ot ri c h li k e John Br o w n, u n d 1 h a v e n't I’l M Ui m Ot ct W o ol w ort h # purchase pri c e, pl u s speaker. p o st a g e. t h at s o m et hi n g w e c all " C oll e g e D a y H pirit’’ { S,gn md) R. J. Reynolds n c ar, or a ho mo li k e hi s, b ut I d o lcv o y o u a n d tobacco Co mpany, Wi n st o n- a n d t h e d a y will h av e been m or e than w ort h w a nt y o u t erri bl y.” S al e m, N ort h C ar oli n a. f or \\ o li » v « aurved A k kl** w hil e. T w o s oft, sno w- white ar ms reached uround hi s rti ui y y « Mtr M wit h d »'j > « n( U bl « k. i n H OD GS ON’S u e. a n d t w o r u by li p s whispered hi s e ar: l er vlit* a n d w o'r e itll d o- Bro wn?” ■’ Where i s t hi s m a n i n g it. T O ME MBERS O F T H E BA N D Y o ur Fr at er nit y J n w ol w X- X- X Shoe A w or d of a p pr e ci ati o n t o t h e me mbers of El e ctri c Shop A b o ut ili e o nl y f or ei g n language st u d y t h at Ar m atr o uj; ll ot vl O oll o c* Ar e. R OT O band a n d t h eir Dr. K. F. 1 4 0 H o. t h e dir e ct or, will i nt er e st ev ery ni c e littl e girl, i s a Czech b o o k. LmnflPAY, MAY 6, 1937 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN THREE
Allen, Mary Lou Waggoner, Elea- Bales, Helen Beeler, Margaret A Wednesday evening dinner Evelyn Eberle, James Lakln, Engaged nor Richardson, Marion Jackson, Wilson, Loreen Johnson, Louise of Gamma guest Phi Beta was and Norman Cable were dinner Lola Greenacre, Frances Johnson, MargaTete Emslie, Josephine Weeterdoll. Stlsby, Jean- quests at the Kappa Delta lodge aud Carey. Bosse, Betty ette Dorothy Grlener, Ger •9% Sunday. Mr. Larry Miller w-asthe chap- trude Hicks, Lanore Avery, Edith Piii Kappa Inn >M< eron. Harrington, Lucille Amen, Hildo- Rapp.i SOCIETY I'ht Tun announces the Mlbh Louise Miller of Greeley ->BS< Kranefeld, gard Muriel Slabey. Initiation of of Leonard Tabor v>uh an overnight guest of Betty George Booth, By JOSEPHINE HOGE I 'roMluiuui-Sophoniore Dance William Poundcn. (Henrock Wyo ami Turner , Jerry Dakin Sa»urduy ut the Kappa Del- Members of the Paul Wilson, Carl Owen freshman class Swunson, of Nunn. ta house. Blandin, Robert enjoyed an unusually peaceful Rathburn. John >»< freshman Solewski, Arthur dance as guests of the Olson. Ray Pat- Weeki 11(1 gllesls at the Phi licit t. Ui
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wore Patrolmen. James Mylar delightful effect of smoking Camels with your presided as judge, lumates were | THE meals and afterwards has been and TOUGH COURSES come easier > ostumed to fit the occasion. Max- proved again in with Camels! aincU ine Andersou the of human and Bob Good won ' again great laboratory experience. eases tension .nA digestion the prise. Explorers, champion athletes, people in hazardous out- For when smoke too. you Captain aud Mrs. Para U. Her door work, as well as millions of men and women in Camels at mealtime nul after- lick. Mr. aud Mrs. George M> homes and offices, 6nd that Camels off to a for the get digestion ward, you encourage a sense Eweu. and Mrs. Msude L. Kay When of good start and make the perfect ending to a meal. well-being, contentment. were the chaperons. increased Camels give you a refreshing you enjoy Camels, you are rewarded with an Guests included Margaret Cress Junior-Senior Prom in w hen need How of fluids alkaline fluids—so energy you well. Her digestive digestive niece Weatou. Mary Ells it Camels most. never get on And Camels übeth Whit*-house, Hu'h Collins. important to good digestion. you can enjoy BEAUTIFUL COMBINATIONS OF ROSES, SWEET your ucrvit or ti»v your taste! often like! Camels don’t Margaret Tagert, Louise Miller. as as you get on your nerves. PEAS, ORCHIDS, LILIES OF Olive GARDENIAS, Hoffman. Ben Jane Clarke ■pinlast, in: K. J. Kcrnollia T . North THE VALLEY, ETC. Harriett Savage. Lucille Carlson. Doris Christgrnen, Mary Brownell, TELL US THE COLOR OF HER GOWN AND WE ! Ruth Brownell, Virginia Sloan, Maxine Herron. Lilllnu Peters, WILL DELIVER A CORSAGE WHICH IS THIS CO I SAYS i Laura Alice List, Irene Cauuou.
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Dyste, Dorothy Rector, Jeannette Romola Clark. Lillian CALLS FOR A Hahn, Halrd, Veona Drake, Mr. and Mrs. NEW FORMAL A A FLIGHT DIS- \\ SPRING Leon Piper, David Green wald, m PATCHFR. I often George Colt, Captain Mark Con- DEEP IN THE JUNGLE FASTNESS ofCentral eat my meals onthe way, Charles Noe. Several mem- —NETS America amid the ruins of lost a city ... job," says H. G. bers irom D. U. and Mines chap- Lawrence T. K. Griswold has headed —ORGANDY (right} Andrews, TWA * ters and their guests were present. expeditions to Tibet, Komodo, the Amazon, flight dispatcher. >a*< —LACES and the lost cities of th- ancient Me Mayas. "Camels help my AI Tau Omega pint lists Camels as one of the necessities on the behave —PRINTS digestion Junks as favors, With Chinese traiL "At best, eating in the jungle is no A itself. Being mild, Alphu Tau Omega celebrated at Griswold. "I’ve found that don't picnic,” says (aimels get NIGHT— at the FOR SATURDAY their annual Pajama dance Camels is an aid on smoking to my digestion. my nerves.” chapter house Satu.-day night. Camels ease tension and me a ’lift’ in Be the give Transformed Into a house of blue, energy when I need it most.” GIRL” “GLAMOUR the Chinese decorations were fur- Chfnese IN ONE OF THESE ther carried out by Junks and false ceil- I hung on the walls a LOVELY CREATIONS smilax. ing made of branches of From Besides the members and and ! pledges of the local chapter and $7.95 to $22.50 i several guests from Wyoming | Boulder tae following enjoyed “ COSTLIER JAC i * easily. *ee Fred If your eye* tire Upstairs over Kvnns, Optometrist. sm. Cstc/ . .. * ,nn ' T> Edmonds Store. — Adv. TOBACCOS! 4lm h limn,n ‘ "Nuic/i#»
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■nwrrtiNAAAAt, THURSDAY. Mav . J THE ROCKY COLLEGIAN , FOUR MOUNTAIN Gamma Phis Win Track Team Aggie Baseball Classify Places Second In Coed Tri Delta Beaten I Triangular Meet State M-8 I n i. Sports Sports Struggle Saturday Boulder TUe ba.eball Is First And Denver claa.lc . 1 0( Lucille Oakes New By ended In an 11-8 Third; Cruter Sets Unof- , 1(:l Record In (Jammu Phis ficial High Jump over the Tr ln.9 D, Down Saturday morning. Racquet Men 0 ‘ JB Colorado State's track squad BASEBALL season is in full scheduled for »l x o'clock a"** should unlooked for wer In sov- with inter-class games iie- postponed because p 11-1 swing r D. U. Squad u , State * eral events to lake second Spots Wednesday, til after place Sport iug played Monday, breakfußt. in a triangular track meet with and Thursday night. The Lose One Doubles Match Editor teams lined Aggios RALPH WESTFALL, Collegian Sports up wltk C. 1. and D. U. Colorado Field at girl to catch, tor Only Loss one to p,,"" last Friday. The score was C. U. under Eva Heimer’s on " IJKACK each base, all tu« re„ ' 91, Aggies 52, and D. U. 31. is featuring many in- The Colorado State tennis team ii Colorado university tin' Atcjgic supervision field, and the Althouh did k«*l wliip|MHi by Sig Kp, Gil Cruter, dusky tactics including t he Jave- “J Colorado uni- defeated the University of Denver the lluffalnew a dividual benches. With i i nnis squad ntill looks plenty kunl and sliouUl give Lacy and oa versity high juniper, set a new neimeu in Foil lin, broad Jump, sprints, mound, the a mulch played at Uarnma Phlo real Inittie in the cunr
CU. Distance: 132 feet 5 Inches. representative, Nell McGrath Iti w as Stair. Loll 111. 111 r l t Sandell reelected ut 111 pres- laughed Captain Dounovin in an interview. However, the girls Javelin Beck. CSC; CU; snphornoie representative, and of ut meet SMARTAIR SUITS Latta, over three hundred in all huug -1 Ident Hikers club the are taking their riding seriously i Phyllis Jones, Florence Glodt, McElroy, CU; Dis- Kleiiooi Throod son. Junior repre- Caffrey, DU. ut close intervals on the walls of ■J Ing Monday afternoon. Other of- IN SILK AND COTTON BAHAMA CLOTH and are being good sports. As in Shirley Payne, Claudine Rucker, tance: 166 feet 4*4 Inches. *•* ntatlvi I’multy members on the be her room. Some are just plain ( ’ fleers for next year will Wilson any other sport, muscles must be Mildred Moorhouse, Janis Peter- ARE committee are Dr. Paul and Hannah IDEAL Broad Jump Volz, CSC; ordinary match covers such Frey 1 Ilenize, vice-president; as trained, and coordination, relaxa- son. Mary Brownell, Margaret Kearns, CU; Appleby, CU; Nelson. . Ke’.th Irwlr.. Rc*"3 Brewer, and Dor- every r.stu'iruiit and hamburger secretary; tion. and confidence gained. Tuggert, Beth Brill, Betty Bascom, DU. Distance: 22 feet 3 inches. Prior to the election, Her- Tyler, and stand have on their counter*. Oth- Sam - jothy treasurer. $10.95 $15.95 The girls are being taught how- Katherine Willard, Marion Jack- Hummer Throw—Halleck, DU; tha a tnlk on his collection ers are distinctively local. They gave 1 ! Plans for the last hike of the to had their horses, mount and son, Betty Mae Willard, Elisabeth FOR THE FULL SUIT Strickland. DIT; CU; of artifacts which he has uncovor- Rogel, may advertise Wrlgley's, lllatz, , ■ a breakfast hike Saturday. year, dismount, hold the reins, and bal- O'Rourke, Maxine Hesse, Ruth Baugh, CU. Distance: 145 feet 4 . near his home in THE COAT OR BE or liudweiser; they he mono- ed Bertboud. May 15, were made. A ln- THE PANTS MIY may • special unce. Several girls have been Day, Margaret Pate, Mildred Ad- inches. Ills collodion consists of Indian grammed from a friend's collec- -1 vltatlon is extended to all who BOUGHT 1 thrown, but, .'.ccording to the ams, Lenore Connors. SEPARATELY . knives, tion. She doesn't care. She col- pottery, and arrowheads. • have attended orevlous hikes "nosing” reporter, they refuse to He also hat Indian lects them all. uncovered two the club this 1 sponsored by year. be publicized. “JOHNNY’ Elected Much Livestock Houghnm Started Collotlion Tim*** graves. of his collection The will leave Old Main Trophies 1 group (■iris Entered found In rock shelter. Her- Years .Ago was a promptly at six o’clock and will In Cosmo President Th.* girls who have entered the Displayed Library . "In She started this original collec- tha made the statement. rock hike after breakfast In Rod Stone class are: Dorm Christensen, Car- Kimmons about and I shelter Is found a cross-section of An Clothing three years ago r Canyon. exhibition of some of the oline Winters, Helen Anne Last Will Be Loomis, Meeting Picnic can't Indian life as shown by the fact tell Just why she chose match i work of the Livestock club is on 133 SOU/ 103 Itlon Tobisku, Hoge, Maxine H COLLEGE PHONE 14 Josephine Friday, May that such things as drills, covers to colled. However, she» pottery, display now In the Port Club Hears Herron, Frances Boyer, Eleanora library. * knives, heads, and other tools of finds it rather fascinating In its Along thi top of the card | Johnson. Carolina Edwards. cata- George Houghnm is to be Ethel preal* oxlstnnce nro discovered." 2 Denver wnv. Florists logs are several and Gamble, Frances 7
Pistol clou will meet Tuesday, linvo been asked to join the pres- He: I take home?" 605 "May you May 11, at 4 p. tn. Electing of ent members in the Inst meeting According to noted scientists, C. C. Stone and Co. 201 EAST MOUNTAIN PHONE She: "Sure; where do you officers and choosing new mem- to he held May 13 In tho form of ’ our oldest oceans were formed j NORTH COLLEGE live?" i bers Is the business at hand. a picnic. about 1,300,000,000 years ago. ■poanAY. MAY 6, 1937 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN FIVE Will rofessor Campus-Quiz Find Out Hobos Teach Prof Bushnells And Cases Of Moore What You Know Or Don't Know P ) 3 Larson Sociology Reck-ed Monikers At Aggies The Can You ■ tf.iv Of Following Questions Answer? Sixty 1 3 H® Per Cent Is A Good Answer Sociology Professor Gets Point- Wide Variety Of Interests Reflected In Odd Combinations W ers At Chicago Hobo College Of Names Of State Students ■ self-appointed member on the The latest college faculty is Campus-Quiz. He about “You fellows think you are so- On the campus of Colorado i students, it Is not amiss that there Syor goes asking unsuspecting stu- 1 ciologist, concerning Colorado State— but you don't know a State college there aie oddities in are names which designate this things which each stu- questions d. about it. You ain’t so- the names as well us In the news. In the .. guys Field. Bark ana % Wood j(l know, or should have observed. jj0U ciologists. What the h do An of the life of there are as ... you inspection the Bushes well aB be the next victim of this You may new professor, so why know about sociology? You students reflects the wide variety shrubs. The variety of trees is
about oughta come and live with us for of interest in their from Oakes to "ft a few things the Here represented Palmes. find out campus now? is an a while, then you’d learn some- of the he names. The Religious W of some questions asks. Side o JJl pie thing about sociology!” Since forestr occupies the maj- 16. Parents do not Sko»d their chil- is the color of the 3 Doris Christensen, hat attention Such was the introduction to or of most of the. Mann dren for •fit coming to this cam- 17. Good new forestry building? r Margaret Puckett. S& io the lecture which Mr. Olaf Lar- to seek high knowledge. Ted Videen pus There building on the cain- hat of son, professor sociology heard is a Monk, a Bishop, 3 18. Max Mills. Xfitt a Pastor, weather vane on the a he Barrows’ when attended Hobo College Sergeant and a Pope to attend to their Bill Madsen. re- In Haymarket District of the ligiouH needs. An Amen adds just 19. Haines. pillars are there , Scotty Poem Published iw many slums of Chicago. The visit tae the to right touch to their prayers. 20. Who knows? ront of the admlnlstra- feature college was a of the con- Some students Doolittle to m of ding? ference the American Sociologi- Poem In Honor Of 25 Year Old maintain the Peace and Law of the is the office of the cal lore Society held at Christmas time Horse Printed In Artillery college. They Gamble Orr even and who >ody president, a in Chicago. Journal Robb to do Moore damage to the .Nearly One Hundred Attend students on the Sly. The Savages back doors are w many Hobo College and Tramps have something vfIST was established Students in Colorado State who may the physics building? and is carried by the to do w'ith It. » on tramps have been here several years know the Here are Collegian themselves, with Plumb forgot about the Llet of very little out- about the death of Barney the 25 offices? r Spruce side assistance. All the occupations prevalent. There is a members, year old ROTC horse. «al building has a carved around Butler, a hundred in number, con- a Baker, a Carpenter, a Do these students know any- ipkiu on ths roof? tribute w hut they can to maintain Barker, a Fisher, a Hunter, a Clothes thing about the poetic ability of are Line w many windows the institution. Classes Thrasher, and an Appleman. These are con- Sergeant B. M. Barrows? Very made be east wall of the girls'BY MARTHA HULL ducted on various timely subjects, are more complete by the few students who receive military Smiths—all kinds including Black- the student union bulld- and handicraft work is taught. training from him know that in Smiths. Four Receive Many interesting characters for 11 Thrilling Keys the Field Artillery Journal w along about that time oi History Square And is of Dancing Those Lecture* iat 'he color the ( were Dry For found in the group. Mr. March and April of this year there yeai ioi to uiscard tile Musical Award front you ao- In the Good :s in of the llbra- Packed In old Days professors New Larson was to talk to Is New privileged appeared a poem entitled Lines to patciiicaieu lormai Activity auu awing into allowed Lively discussions to be Juumy. the only tramp known i Herbert Jones, Ralph Plumb, a Wheel Horse. This poem Ser- a ulmy aweet number. Julian hen Colorado b Books hus carried on. Now. all the students was 3tate Library who "struck ' Mrs. Roosevelt geant wrote honor have Linn Poley, aud George Bradshaw Four Colorado Students Barrows in of Home especially lovely ouea. Springs do is Knapp during lecture classes. and got away with it. He was the old horse last received honorary keys at Kappa Are In Barney. The A peach sturened chiffon that haa a Instructors Old Art hat But, Gee, what can Bee expected was the first build- On walking along the streets pan- stanza from Mutiny The Men [ Kappa Psl banquet held at the the poem says this: a low of tiny blue bows down the Bounty, while the profs Leaf through Page d, and what Is the date and Northern hotel handling who should he meet There’s Against The Sea, And Pit- . Sunday night. "All jump and never an empty space and a va- lront to the waist and huge pull- up come after Page of notes? indation? but the president’s wife, with two cairn’s Isiand Are New Books ; Keys were awarded in recogni- down j cant trace at the wheel of ed sleeves tied with the same kind One does not have to cross the >w many walks are there tion of police escerts behind her. What : musical ability and seven Swing Section Four, or ribbon will your honey around and auii any any young river Jordan to find Juhl’s of civ- campus oval? was he to do? If he stopped her' MARY semesters of service in the ROTC around And the Stable Sergeant looks tiling's personality, uu that aame By ANNE INGLEFIELI> j ilization. Whether it *s in Sum- here is the back door of band. he undoubtedly would be ruu in, order How 'Till the bottom of your foot away la a green embroidered net many of you have realized mer or Winter or whether they union if he did not he would “in- it building? Entertainment get an When the stable that there was furnished by Makoß a hole in the ground.” passing ioor: which lias pleated milling about are pleasant hours are from South, East-man or feriority complex!” ho is the president of Dr. R. F. Stepping up packed with Bourne who hypnotized The voice of Margery Kennedy The nights are long and the days the collar, sleeves and the trill thrills and udventure West-fall, the students of Colo- her ;e? Who is the dean Bill Glassey. to he said, bowing, “My dear in store for swings into the spirit of the quad- seem wrong, skirt. iUe thing that makes it you ut the rado State college present a fine library, as I of Who is the dean of rille Mrs. Roosevelt, am one your well and a group of twelve couples | And heavy the air with gloom, neater man just another formal I I as hours of study? parade of names. husband's won't forgotten men; And the break Glancing or three squares "all join hands, the soldiers say at is the lour streamers that are through this week's Social please help iue? 1 haven't lio Is the cadet colonel circle you of issue of "The Authority to the left, break, swing aud day. useu tor a Hour-length sash. Scout," we notice had anything t eat for two days, ).T.C. regiment? promenade.” “Wish was here on the first Barney to One of ; page a phrase that is Advises Dancers the more interesting iHe had finished a big dinner a Is r io regimental sponso Margery Kennedy aud Flossie groc on.” Jimmie McCain s pet—"Literature I Goodwin dresses the Roy L. is yellow chenille-dot- half hour before.) His wus iment? Mae two State plea with hair on Alley, Colorado its chest." Listed Sergeant Barrows haa been in | OPTOMETRIST ted wnite chiffon. This dress is too much for her. She sent him lo is Mary Barker Advises Good of this | the present editor ’luder this are coeds, are organizers three books by the army since 1923. For the last made in coat fashion—brought As to the kitchen and asked that Dancing Key To Social lie W. Men. Ph. IIIMJ legian, who will be edi- Charles Nordhoff square duncing group. They are and J. N. Hall: ten years he has been an instruc- barely together at the waist by a Success something be given him. sar? trying to trausinit their enthusi- Mutiny on the Bounty," "Men tor in the college ROTC unit. yellow and white flower. The Speaking Terms with Governors io is the editor oisin for these old fashiouea dances present Against the Sea." and "Pitcairn's white under-slip will give the gal Another interesting member of "Be a whiz .er Spruce? Who will Isiand." of a dancer," ad- into the Aggie students during who At a glance one cannot "is built" to display her the group was “Hilly Whiskers" NOTICK vises Mary oue j ext year? eulize that Perln Barker author- or two meetings a week held i these books have a form lo a fine who looked like Santa Claus. He advantage. on in The Jeweler io was elected student ity etiquette, "aud you will be Ammons hall. The two girls Petty thrilling history that would make and had just been released from the A brown yellow net dress a greater i dent for the 1937-938 nearly social success." are assisted by Bill Arnold and All contestants who plan to anyone eager to read them. Always Your Money’s Worth excellent chain gang in Florida, and had would be an choice for Bub Kettle. have In the Nordhoff "Women are almost bet- a part rodeo on Col- and Hail were always >' College very , plenty of not too complimentary 118 rth the girl who wauls a tailored, yet From Colorado must iy did you come to lose ter dancers than Springs lege Day have their money v friends a' the beginning of men, because all things to say about his treatment demure formal. The collar and All of the four former stu- in and tate college? the World they have to do are by Thursday night, be pres- War. They both enlist- is follow. Men, there. Later Mr. Larson noticed the baud which serves as a sleeve dents of ent at the of contestants of these questions ed in on the other have Cheyenne Mountain high meeting my the ariel service and became hand, must a in his back pockets a lot of travel- are brown, as are the six bands school Is in the animal at iswer? If can an- strong lead w hich located in Ohey- husbandry office YOU GET (JOOD BREAD you members of the famous Lafayette and know all the j ing material. "Billy Whiskers’’ aroundthe bottom of the Bkirl. enne west of 4 jrcent of them you ere stops," continues | Canyon Colorado , p. m. today. Esquadrille. After the nerve , Mrs. Barker. stated that he was on speaking The low neckline is marked by a This he average. Try It Mrs. Barker of Springs. high school is well- J Edgar McEuen. wracking excitement of warfare in disapproves the terms with nearly every governor. bunch of dark green flowers and known throughout state e the answers. What slug-line formed the be- Home Bakery the air, they were at loose ends at so many The talent found with this another bunch is cleverly placed of the >re? dunces of cause students’ perfection experience. He found that the *h. 202 009 So. Mason when the war was over. today. She says that group was amazing. Mr. Larson at the top of the brown border of of and folk men lose square dancing. lecturer was partially right. last their sense of re- Mutiny on the Bounty tells of one man who looked and the skirt. Margery and Flossie Mae be- ineerlng. Mr. sponsibility and can't take the Hall and Mr. Nordhoff de- dressed as a literary person. He ►»xo»]oolO'o;o»o^>oooooooooooo^o^3C»<>:o:o<>o:' came these Since this is coronation it trouble or time to so engrossed with year, cided to escort young appeal to the editor of the has w’ritten twelve books and sev- dances that they is only fitting that find an ladies to social are training a d floor of the student you Atlantic functions, to say SYLVAN DALE RANCH Monthly for to enty or eighty poems. His sub- something small uppeal from the coronation striped nothing of group on the campus week- ding. Jim Lakin. the expense. Mil<« Park Road do, since they had both done a jects are those found within his lO West of Loveland on Estes "We to to green, gold and black) for- Tau t ly. soon hope expand e. XecetiMir) Vie are Equipixsl lo take rare of your Spring ILiiKjuefs. Socials, litle writing before the war. The experiences. such extent that the mal. It is made on empire lines. It an whole Dinners, Picnics. Call or Write Reservations. •d flo r of the student Is never necessary to get or for editor had become interested Mr. Larson feels that he gained very school will participate." j The exceptionally high waist-line "stuck" while said Mar- E. A. Loveland PHONE 548-1 ding. in dancing. Most WEST, the history of the old ship, the a real lesson in sociology from his "Tho only drawback thut made two bands Just gery. Is 6o:ooooooooooooooooooox>oooooaoooooo'ooooooooooc anomy. is important by men don’t know how to man- Bounty. He persuadod the men i individual ribbon. ach has to be accom- of coronation red age the situation. Mrs. Barker! * ! that this history should be immor- U panied by the boy or girl friend "VV«- Br. Perhaps the most fas suggests that the young lady / practical talized in a book. The Atlantic might in order to take part.” 78. as formals go!) of their help out when such a situa practical Monthly financed the undertaking met ,aS She The group, which only y* I Main—lB7B. large selection Is un aquamarine Gou arises. might suggest j and sent Hall and Nordhoff to the ( fhere lour or five times since the begin that the lace two-purpose dress. The dress they go to refreshment South Seas. The men read all they * a nlng of second semester, so far or OU 8 I the kitchen of the foun- is simple with an table, perhaps trade a dance itself severely ,n could find on the subject, traveled has Included the quadrille form. y extreme and low neck-line. with some oue; or the time-worn back a the exact course though* of the Bounty and I 7 **
’ Simonds Administration Of NYA Swim Explained Seniors Planning What Is Your Girl Changing Styles At Is Best In ” Aggies The (???) In “My Ten Years In A Quandry j Collegiana For Senior Week Friend’s Temperament? Fine NYA Shows That Spirit Of Point Them Out? Report Coorar.« Contortionistic In Crawls, Wrenches And Commencement Will Be Held Is She Or Does She In NYA Work **** Swimming (Continued from page one) Pigeon-Toed Prevails Here Out Twists Razzed In Book By Benchley Tuesday Morning, June 1 Follow Her And Find One of ivxus university's profs or university In periodical, have make* ius student* extremely un- generally, “No college been wind-resistance breathing. It At struts, and down-to-the-mouth Ways and moans of swimming | and a senior class meeting Mon- When an Aggie Coed to Colorado In J iui|»p> k,) locking the door when | Colorado is suporior temporary i; has bunion. binder,, bully fun. day afternoon, committee appoint- limps, slinks, or ambles a differ us the years roll by. Ten jis swaggers, and heln K .orted j uie hell rings for class U> begin, 'state College of Agriculture out. Twist Also, according to Andre, a Seym,!""’ the The Navajo ments were made to ar- from Old Main to Johnson hall, years ago breast or gondola' thus complete administra- come .o prohibiting the 111 o clock i Mechanic Arts in its Interested In who walks pigeon-toed is l|br,„ "The Navajo Twist: Rotate rangements for Senior week. (he behind her, if familiar woman Htroke went something like this, person Youth Adinin- that arm«us 1-o.t week the prof, two is tion of the National they export to . even stupid; a woman who contl,,,! 1 | entire body like a bobbin in the with the of feet, may dull, "One, two, three, sink!” according According to tentative plans, psychology a vocation. inmuies late to an exam, lound walks istration fearful and unsuccessful, i program." to Robert Benchley, author surface of the water, with elbow* i May 28, is detect her temperament. ofj the door and live Friday evening, the Work locked, minutes with toes concludes a report by Lila B. In Other a la Charlie Chaplin, i So "My Ten Years In a and knees bent. Spit while the time set for the Quandry.” I inter his class walked concert and grad- out. Every woman has her individ- woman who is administrative assistant "Boy. in the I mouth Is the side. Inhale turned outward; a 1 Thomas, "The more sporting among the on up uation of the seniors majoring in ual walk. And how she walks, her Denver office of the NYA, pnrtmonl are when it is under. This doesn't timid and self-conscious places in the recclvlcj a swimming crowd took to swim- music. Saturday will be Senior , More fsong versions: tells Andre Peru- for construction stands, or sits together when seated, a Hal Q. Blue, state director work gut you anywhere, but it irritates feet close to tralnls?? ming tipped over on one side, Day with athletic events in the lhe ink I’ve shoe d a tem- sent of report adds. .wong: got gia, noted French who has a nervous Colorado, who has a copy the other swimmers and makes it woman Practical with one ear dragging in the wat- morning which will feature the jou under skin. lot in ence In my about her temperament. lacks her the report to President Charles A. ran*,, This difficult for them to swim." perament rhythm er. was considered very ath- senior-alumni baseball game. If maaatemtat 1 he V loluusts version: I've ‘sex la woman who has of Colorado State college. forestry work . if “To a lady's tempera- walk and a Lory gained 1 letic, especially one arm was "My Ten Years In a Quandry' the class chooses to have a dance gauge j got )ou under ui) cJ»i«»- dents In these “look at her feet." appeal’ walks along evenly, firmly Kxlsts Here departments lifted out of the water at each is of excellent £i~e ana shupe to It will be held that night. ment,” says he, Cooperation ' To him who is envious and with poise. "One of the most stroke. whip out of the pocket uud read a woman “A wonderful spirit of cooper- iluring lloods the Commencement June 1 outet„« (lie recent in forestry most lec- exists insti- experimental The Now “Crawls” during the boring o! ation with NYA in this ,ut|oM Mississippi valley, Uie oi Tte Baccalaureate address will campus the United States tures. It will enliven the worst the report. No stu- Is "But with the advent of the tution,” states locate Uie t U'veiMi) oi Oouisvilie was be delivered on Sunday, May 30, the United States Is various "crawls", swimming took cases of "sourpusses.” dent receives less than $lO per lomm. under water lor several days. Tnc and Monday will be alumni day. Fort Collins of most in need are and boys on more the nature a battle month and those tskln, n students went to classes in row- Commencement exercises will take course receive $l6. splendid with the elements. You had to allowed the full amount of tnkt ooais and did home work the place on Tuesday morning, June by At least six of definite or eight lash at the water, tear at the All work performed is boy, oi kerosene lamps. (Must 1. Dr. Stout Talks To ngm been placed and In waves with your teeth, snort and training value to the students j permanent nae to to The | j, go school.) following committees have ifrom the land kick AVMA on spit, your feet like a child Experience also of value to the various col- planning ollica" been appointed by Herb Jones, with tantrums and in general be- -1 lege departments. Montana Kalinin says Lhat senior class president: committee have Dr. S. N. Stout of the extension Patronize as If you had set out delib- C. O. Simonds, who ad- ! Collegian they were k oil confused for on general arrangements for Sen- "Mr. Adrmtai erately service gave a talk before the I- to drown yourself in an NYA at the a wiiiio as to whether the ior week C iris Kuehlke, Beth ministers the program members of the AVMA at a meet- epilepsy. It became tiring just to the highest next hig light in Madison Brill, Herb Jones, Ernest Field college, deserves talk watch. ing Monday night. His was ; j interest he has tak- EXCELLENT FOOD N|uurc Gardens was to he and Bob Stookey; committee to praise for the j on his experiences with the "The Australian Wrench: Place REASONABLE en and their PRICES rtciiliiflliig and Hi.unlock or select announcements Edith in these students j Bureau of Animal Industry. the head water up to the ” ilitier and la tiuardia. Oroome, Mary Elizabeth White- work the report continues. “A ( It was decided at this meeting shoulder blades. Bring the left record house, Lenore Connors. Ray Ros- most excellent scholarship Thomanns' that a picnic would be held May j Cafe arm up, over and around the neck been OI course Uie> knew he was re- nu and I.eland Bacus; committee has made by NYA students, j 17 for all students. A charge until the fingers of the left hand vet whom have volunteered gaining cons* lousue** iHs ause he to select a class gift Bob Stoo- several of still of fifty cents per person will be touch the right cheek, under has tried to hlow the loam olf his key. Martin Schloo, Caroline Ed- the remark that th dr NYA Job made. water. Shove the right arm side- 1 uiedn me. Margaret Tugert Helen proved as valuable to them as the wards. and FOR BETTER CLOTEIi ways and to the left until the right Tobiska. college work Itself. i AT IX)WEST f’RICES S shoulder touches the chin. Then A student is like college Speakers Not Selected W ork ut College Library shift arm positions suddenly, and Intersorority Dance Is To A kerosene lamp, Shields The Speakers for Baccalaureate and “Work of a most outstauding t Taller with great splashing, propelling Be Held On May 14 Not very bright, 181 WEST Commencement being select- character is being done in the col- MOURlin the body through the water by are .Smokes, will be announced a lege library under the supervision lashing upward and downward The annual intersorority dance ed and at Goes out at night. later date. who is most en- with feet and legs. The head is will be at the City Park pavilion, of the librarian, Often gets turned down. the assistance kept under water duriag tha entire May 14, according to v/ord re- Earl Hurt is in charge of the thusiastic about he Hut Vorhees Is a coed is like Anderson—- Roy race, thereby eliminating both leased by Frances Lacey, presi- senior-alumni baseball game and has received from NYA students. A im-tcli, New Head Jitney Dance like ASME Mr. James A. Hodgson, recently of dent of Panhellenic council. all senior men who would to Strikes on occasion, RTRRT FRIDAY (Continued from one) MGHT play in the are urged to get page the University of Chicago library, This Emmett Ryder and his orches- game Roy Vorhees was elected presi- No Mixers Weekend Loses her head point towards Japan and establish is in Roosevelt Park Auditorina tra in touch with him. entering a new field his book : will furnish the music. The dent of the ASME at a meeting Ytlien lit. status of friendship with Japan I.onrniont, Colorado been a which seeks to summarize the Because of conflicting dates quota for each sorority has held Monday night in the mechan- upon which peaceful relations be- : actual MUSIC BY extended to This dance legal requirements and there will be no Johnson Hall twenty. Staulin'd advises about blind ical engineering building. Frank YOU’VE GOT THE FLU tween the two nat'ons can be is the annual practices of counties In the vari- Mixers this week. The week aft- spring Bemi-formul Sabec was elected j JOE COOK datf: vice-president; | built. War with Japan is possible, ous states in their an- er next there will be a regular at which all women’s social Gree*s Freeman Estep, secretary; Lyle, publishing The who sticks Ids in And Illii IS Mff** orchestra gii) head JACK HARPER neces- By it is not probable, and not nual reports. Mixer on Friday night and a John- organizations Join forces to dance Wilson, treasurer; and Harvey ! the Huai's mouth lose it, but flo Per Dance or d for tie uui) When you start to lose your grip sary; and following thru every son Hall Date Dance on Saturday together. Brown, reporter. “National Youth Administration he doesn't have to for the Sponsored by pay And your tongue begins to slip phase, the conclusion is reached night. A trip to the I students have assisted, to a great too. Cheyenne airport AMERICAN I.KOIOS privilege, seems awful blue Andthe world that America can get along with A Frenchman, Joseph Marie will be taken this we-^k. i extent, in this work. Oid files of | When your legs and knees get Anyone interested in books is Jacquard, invented the loom Japan as long as we put aside The llrovvu and Gold Sug- weak produc- invited to see the display in Gug- which made possible mass petty jealousies and examine their tlial we remember the i gests And a nice soft bed you seek genheim. Clara Hatton has done tion of intricately patterned fab- LONG DISTANCE MOVING ARE YOUR FORMALS READY for the PROM aspirin story—liie one about problems in their true light. :; JUNIOR It’s sad, but you've got the flu. the bindings which are on exhibit ric. It Is responsible for the com- Orating and Storage Uie three I hi) era. silken fab- in the glass case at the foot of paratively low price of bones begin ache When your to COLLEGE CLEANERS t Some species of fish lie the stairs in the main hall. Vel- rics. wrasse Ted And your form begins to shake Carpenter & Son A new "entrance-exit” course flat on their sides at night, and :I Phone 1144 Unnl lum and goat skins have been 116 Wot And your nose is dripping, too. in matrimony bus been added to Office Ph. ©O 182 I aportc ■ ' sleep. used tor covers. VISIT JOHNSON lIAMj round and I the I tab State Agricultural col- When your head floats round lege curriulcunt. "Marriage and And you can’t tell from down divorce” is the name of the study. up Man, oh man, you’ve got the flu.
There is certain professor invitation a are When your eyes like fire burn- who gives his investment ing class such a roasting that J to the I And your hair to gray 1b turning they call it the “cooking i When you know your days are class.” Dance few; ; When your friends are ail forsak- Here's tt new for to cP'Va way you ' ing kill some of that uStrt plentiful spare When your head is bursting, ach- time (oli yeah!). Students x r* ing co Northern lllioids State Teachers ' I'm telling you, you've got the flu. gi^uj draw circle 1 college u repr«*sexiting I
k When misery comes a-calllng W*V a do* and hands. At five min- most ute inttival* out the And your pains are appalling \>fc the) ink sec- tion* around (hr dial. At tin' end l While your mouth is full of glue; \.° of Your stomach keeps a-hurting; f w. Hie hour It completely filled. v Your heart is stopping, t' Might l»e good class time pustime, spurting; vv* y \> at that. You’re on fire and have the flu. rf' »!■* When you try to write a “pome” * At II i*lilig> college tin*)’ \* While you're sick as any "gnome,” su> that the world loved a Like an oyster in a stew, lover—until lie complicate* Your balmy days are over; tin* parking problem. You writhe like hogß in clover; ' v< You can’t write, you’ve got the f!u. Now tlie) claim that Noah & vi M kept the Imm’* In the urk-
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