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Show Page 4 WEBER COLLEGE OGDEX, UTAH APRIL 25, 1!).8 Vol. XXI No. 29 I - I I Vf?. A;S?M ! T-. .,:, :,.,J8t, By Goldie Wayment The first sign of spring in WIA was the archery meet last week in which the "Robin Hoods" of Shar-mea took highest honors. Trophies, ribbons, W's, and certificates will be given to the participants in WIA at an honor banquet at Old MacDonald's Farm April 30. All girls on campus are invited to attend. WIA Offers Playday The last event of WIA this year will be the Weber College Playday given for senior girls from Ogden, Ben Lomond, and Weber County high schools at 3 p. m, May 2nd. Events scheduled for this day are. basketball, softball, tennis, ping pong and archery. The high school teams will compete among each other and also Weber College teams. At the conclusion of these events, WIA will present a comedy diving and water ballet show for the girls. Concluding the year's events the WfA officers would like to thank all girls who participated in basketball, swimming, volleyball and ping pong. Thanks! 1M " ) A fr ttfef i I fwf "Post Grad" Slacks Designed especially for the sophisticated male. Miniature flaps on back pockets add the smart new touch to these slacks which are handsomely tailored for sport, social and business wear. You'll like the modified tapered legs and pleatless styling. Available in a wide From $i 95 BUEHLER-BinGHflm 2407 WASH. BLVD. OGDEN, UTAH 9 "9 98 w iter W t il lib! ' i it: V v, m vffr Weber's baseball team includes from left to rieht (front row) Val Weathers, Bob Wright, Blair "Goggles" Fowers, Stan Reid, Kent Draayer, Roger Tomlinson and Ralph Furgeson. Back row: Ubaldo Lopez, Bill Hansen, Jerry Hcgge, Jim Pierson, Alan Reeder, Ron Ballantyne, Bruce Parry, Parley Jeffs, Mike Webb and Coach Bruce Larson. Friday, the Cats meet Ricks on Ogden territory and again on Saturday in the form of a doubleheader. iusyiiWei A full week of intramural action has narrowed leadership down to a wire. Last week's events included a swim meet, three scheduled soft-ball games, a track meet, and tennis tournament. In the swimming event, Sigma and their fish aced top spot with (!2 points. Their workers were the Price brothers, and Bob Burns. Excels snatched number two place with 27 points mainly accumulated by Roger Cox, Pete Wiuff, and Al Heitz. Phoenix captured third place with a total of 15 Mi marks. Their big work horse was Ed Hyde. With one entry, Alpha Rho placed first in the 40 yard free style to gather 5 points. Softball Excels and Sigma tied '-," in the first I M softball game of the season. Tuesday, Faculty downed Phoenix 7-4 in a knee scuffing contest.The report on yesterday's game between Faculty and Excels -was unavailable at press time. You Get the Finest at SeweSI's Union 7S 3434 Washington Free Pick-up and 3605 Harrison Delivery Service Famous Leisure With IVY LEAGUE BAC6C STRAP $ M95 i pair Trimly tapered slacks . . . plain front, buckled back strap for smooth fit. Scrupulously tailored in hand some, washable polished cotton fabric. BEIGE IVY GREEN CHAR-GRAY BROWN NAVY WHITE rONS !";'!) My fcvSsafesfe'- I'M I fUil A YOU MAY CHARGE 30-DAY ACCOUNT 90-DAY BUDGET LAY AWAY si k MUSS RIGHT 2305 Washington Blvd. 'Home of Necessary and Unnecessary Aulo Parts" r&te orrFnHIFS i . PARTS a. GLASS CO, r - ij r b4 " "rr rff Jt'-'-v-WWAV-,Ji'" 363 22nd STREET PHONE EX4-8837 O 3 Auto Glass Specialists as Near as Your Phone O Pickup and Delivery by Insured Drivers! |
