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Show Wednesday, November 24, 1948 SIGNPOST Pago 3 Fall Musical! Displays W. C. Talent The Weber college music department, under the direction of Roland Parry, Clair Anderson, Harold Pettigrew and Del-mar Dickson, presented its annual Autumn concert to a packed house Nov. 15. The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Dickson, began the program with the finale from Beethoven's Fifth Symphony and the Ballet Egyptian. Dorians and Dorianettes This was followed by "Light as Mist" and "Oh Enchantment" sung by the Dorian singers and the Dorianettes. Ronny Ross, Dorian member, also directed the Dorians in "Hold that Line." Directed by Mr. Parry, the college choir vocalized on "Because," 'Hear Oh Ye Earth," and "Evening Star." Kathleen Belnap sang the solo part in the latter rendition. - The lighter side of music was presented by the Musettes directed by Mr. Anderson. They sang "There Are Such Things" and "It's a Grand Night for Singing," followed by the Dorianettes singing "Holiday for Strings." Guest Appearance A featured event of the concert was a guest appearance of the acclaim winning Dorian quartet of last year. The Weber college band concluded the concert program with "Colonet Bogie," "Panis Angelicus," 'American Salute" (based on "When Johnny Comes Marching Home") and "Deep Purple." Social Whirl TIKI KAPA KAPA New pledge officers were elected last week and are as follows: Joyce Seaman, president; Sue Wright, vice president, and Gloria Roe, secretary. Phyllis Cooper was chosen WAA representative, and Donna Poor-man as AWS representative. LA DIANAEDA L.D.'s crew held their pledge banquet Nov. 8, at the Mansion House and their formal ceremony the same night at Margie Mills' ' N And the Flowers are Furnished by Olive and Mark KLENKE 2955 Wash. Blvd. Phone 5789 ... v - - 1 ' - - .-. i ' ' - . y 'it Coed of the Week Representing the business department at Weber college is Marlene Rabe, our "Coed of the Week." "Marky," as she is called by all who know her, is interested not only in business, but she also takes an active part in musical affairs at Weber. For men who go well with 5 foot 3 blue-eyed blonds, her phone number is 6168 around the theme of "How people celebrated Thanksgiving in the United States," portraying scenes in different parts and ages of the United States, the Puritan scene, Four Freedoms and Grandma's on Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving festivities of the Puritan age, and Southern and Western Thanksgiving were pre sented. Realistic costumes and scenery were used. Special musical numbers were provided by Don Becker and Clair Anderson. General Chairman Lorraine Price was general chair man of the assembly with Patsy Pollard, Marrion Mower, Jo Anne Clifton, Mary Ann Wyatt, and Gayle Winkler assisting. The ballroom will be decorated under a Thanksgiving theme, with Ronnie Ross and orchestra furnish ing the music. Girls are urged to wear levies, petal pushers, or print dresses and the boys levies. Dinner Raffle A complete Thanksgiving dinner will be raffled off during inter mission, consisting of chicken, pumpkin pie and all the trimmings. This is the first time that a seven course dinner has been offered, it is usually a turkey. Paula Holmes is general chair man of the dance, with Doris Hansen in charge of tickets and programs, Marion Mower, decorations-, Marilyn Brewer, intermission; and home. New pledges received a Talisman rose, the club flower, and a small gold pin in the shape of a star to signify acceptance of their pledge vows. Pledge officers were elected at a recent meeting and they are as follows: Louise Allan, president, and Jean Bennett,secretary-treasurer. IOTA TAU KAPPA Iota's annual chocolate eclair sail was Friday after the assembly. The pledge banquet and ceremony was Monday at Anna Mogen-son's with the following girls tak- Art Supplies Patronize the Store with Complete Stocks Gateway Glass and Paint 2340 Wash. Blvd. FINE CANDIES For THANKSGIVING 9G5 - 2Sth St. May You Have An Enjoyable Thanksgiving Holiday Join Us Again For Between Class Fun and Treats THE COLLEGE BOOKSTORE ing the club oath: Shirley Bowman, Billie Wright, Mary Davis, Mary Evans, Janet Knowles, Joyce Mitchell, Sherma Peterson, Norma Smith, Joyce Taylor and Lois Willey. CHANODO New pledges were elected last week with the following girls chosen as officers: Donna Olley, president; Ilene Moore, secretary, and Virginia Mayberry, reporter. Joanne Milner was elected WAA representative; Naunie Barrus, AWS representative; Nola Johnston, Red Cross representative, and Uana Lou Frost, inter-club council representative. WAA Starting with volley ball and ping pong, WAA Intra-Murals season began 6n Nov. 12. Results of those games are as follows: Volley BaU Winners Losers Iota Sophvita Independent Otyokwa Chanodo La Dianaeda Sharmea ... Tiki Ping Pong Otyokwa Independent Iota Sophvita Chanodo La Dianaeda Tiki Sharmea Sports managers for volley ball and ping pong are Dena Morrelli and Val Dean Gibby. Utah - Fruit Exchange Fruit Groceries Meats 2939 Wash. Blvd. Meet Your Friends at The Exclusive Pharmacy 2412 Washington Blvd. Shopping Days Over; AWS Caper Tonight Tonight is the night, no shopping days are left for the AWS harvest ball, the Cornicopia Caper to be held in the Weber college ballroom at 9 p. m. The assembly today was basea.jo Anne tjiiiten ana caxsy rouaru, advertisement. Tickets Available Tickets are available for 75 cents at -the gym building in the ladies' lounge from 11 a. m. until 1 p. m. Officers of the AWS are Marva H. Gregory, advisor; Carol Scho-ffield, president, June Webb vice president, and Joy Webb, secretary.Educators To Join National Group At a recent meeting of the Weber college Education club, members voted to have a branch of the club join the Association of Childhood Education, an international organization interested in child education, club officials announced Monday. Members who join this organization will have a chance to meet outstanding professional people from all over the world and assist at an international convention to be held next spring at the University of Utah, officials stated. H. Parley Kilburn, Utah State Industrial school superintendent, was the featured speaker of the meeting. His subject was "Delinquency and the School Teacher." Musical selections were presented at the club meeting by Nauni Bar-ras and Glen Rudd. Glen Quick was program chairman. 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