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Show Assemblies Are Cited As Favoring "Minority" m 1 U X .1 "Hound-Dog" Trophy To Add Pep-Wagon Muscle Sign Post's "Peppy Hound-Dog" Trophy will be awarded to the outstanding organized cheering section in its next issue. The trophy, a pink pen-pal "purp," will be displayed in the building 4 trophy case with the name of the winning group inscribed on it. Any organized group, having an elected leader, is eligible to participate in the contest. The judges will be Weber's cheerleaders, Whip Club officers and will be advised by Mr. Max F. Dalby, band director. The trophy will be awarded bi weekly as announced m the Sign Post. The winning group's name, the week of the victory, and the type of game will be penned on the "Hound-Dog." If there are two games during the two weeks ; two winners will be announced. Official presentation will be made to the winning group at its first meeting following the announcement. The trophy will be displayed in the trophy case until the next game, when the winners may take the "purp" as a mascot to the game. A tie will necessitate a joint signature. Here's one of the best excuses to be noisier than a "cat on a tin roof" and be praised for it. ELECTIONS MOLD CITIZENS A nation went to the polls last Tuesday, trained for its job by years of teen-age practice. This is another of the opportunities for growth offered by college life. Don't forget or ignore your right to vote. Freshmen, you make the opposition's vote twice as powerful by not exercising your right to vote. Hear the Latest Hits . . . New Record Bar by Malin Foster With a surprising absence of lunches and late comers, the weekly session of Board of Control was opened, and many pertinent topics were discussed. The more important being' the over-discussed assembly problems and a trip to California for the "Chosen People of Weber," Whip Club, Cheerleaders, and Student body officers. The smoke cleared away from a previous meeting on assembly problems in which H.E.D. Redford, faculty advisor to the assembly committee, tried to set people straight on the problems he and his committee were having in getting assemblies of a good quality for presentation. Earth-shaking details as clubs having too many assemblies for their student representation, and the possibilities for some fresh new assembly ideas, were discussed. Various members suggested that someone (the Board of Control) should stage something truly new and refreshing in the way of assemblies. A rousing program on our exciting school affairs was cited as an example! To add a note of relief, Dr. Foulger suggested that the program be presented in a humorous and satirical manner to get more student interest. (Is there any other way?) This suggestion was met enthusiasticly throughout the Board. Another idea, presented by Dr. Robert A. Clarke, Dean of Faculty, was to stage an assembly on the present parking problem, which met unanimous approval of the Board. It was noted that this would be an excellent opportunity to provide good entertainment, in the form of bloody motorists, etc., and to emphasize campus safe- Hungary, Poland, Egypt; "Where To by Bob Turmoil throughout the placent college students into and Poland writhed to free while our allies, England and Egypt to aid Israel. The stage props are in place and as college students we can play one of three character parts: (1) panic and enlist; (2) realize and play; (3) realize and study. Why panic now, "Frantic Fred?" Uncle Sam has a ready arm to counter any immediate blows. Combined forces of active and reserve service men can quench almost any threat. Join a reserve unit and be ready; the services will need college-trained men to fight the next war. Don't go to the other extreme and play your time away. You're not aiding the nation or yourselves by attempting to be oblivious to the facts. Besides, "Happy Harry" usually laughs his way to the top of the draft list. "Working Willy" looks at the situation and decides to retrench his study program. His reserve unit program takes on a new meaning. It's training may some day save his life and his country. New zeal and fresh determination can push away the storm clouds, wrench the lightning from the sky and mold a new man in a new woi'ld. Joe? Grondel world slapped several com-alertness last week. Hungary themselves from communism France, struck venomously in ty. Cheerio! For this latter proposal.The other important issue was the discussion on the trip to California slated for the 1-lth of November.The real meat of the meeting consisted of a tear-jerking oration by the cheerleaders, pleading for the studentbody to pay half the cheerleaders' trip expenses. An unsympatheic Board stomped on the idea and issued an ultima-tim that the studentbody would pay $2.ri0, to be combined with the $100 from Whip Club, for transportation. Fifty dollars of the money will be used to pay Mrs. Gregory's expenses. Still pleading bankruptcy, the cheerleaders agreed to pay the remaining 28 dollars each it would cost them for room, board and personal expenses. a a j For the BEST in . . . j FOOD and SERVICE ! Meet the Gang at . . . i (MSOffS I DRIVE IN ; Riverdale Road at ! Lincoln Ave. A. M. S. Plans Dance The annual Associated Men Student's dance will be held Friday, November 16, at 9:00 p.m. The dress will be sport and the price will be $1.00. It will be men's choice, as is befitting a men's student dance. A queen wil be chosen. Queen candidates will be chosen by the clubs and voting for the finals will be open to everyone. Horace and Winiford, two prime turkeys, will be featured guests. Their doom will be sealed by a raffle during intermission. 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