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Show February 9, 1951 SIGNPOST Pa?e v ' ''A Modeling one of the formals that will be shown in the Fashion Show is Carol Barker, Home Economics major. , Trying Discs By Ann Lund To get off to a good start and to make sure we're on the right foot, let's begin with something out of the box marked "special." What could be more special than an M-G-M recording by the great Eckstine? "I've Never Been in Love Before," combines Eckstine's richer-than-cream voice with a tremendous background arrangement by. Russ Case. The same top You Can't All Come In At Once . . . BUT You Can Take Turns on Our Chile Bergers Stew and Delicious Malts AT THE ORPHEUM LOBBY SHOP 2518 Washington Blvd. THE COUNTRY CLUB THEATER 39th Street and Washington Blvd. Fel). 9-10 NOW PLAYING Fri. Sat "KANSAS RAIDERS" In Technicolor With ' Aydie Murphy Brian Donlevy Margaurite Chapman Feb. 11 - 12 NEXT ATTRACTION Sun. Mon. Humphrey Bogard and Gloria Grahame In "IN A LONELY PLACE" Feb. 13 - 14 FOLLOWING ATTRACTION Tues. Wed. Lizabeth Scott and Charlton Heston Featured in . . . "DARK CITY" "WEBER COLLEGE STUDENTS" . . . Always Wecome ADULTS 50c STUDENTS 35C KIDDIES 14c ' BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 6:45 A. M. (Saturday and Sunday 2:45 P. M.) FREE, LIGHTED PARKING AREA! talent blends the backing "I'll Know." Hugo Winterhalter, who does such grand records of his own, assists Mindy Carson with "The Touch of Your Lips," and "You're Not in My Arms Tonight." These sentimental ballads are properly done not overdone by Mindy for R.C.A. Victor. A change from these sentimental bouquet gatherers is Columbia's and Guy Mitchell's robust "The Roving Kind." It's the kind of tune that makes everyone want to join in on the chorus and sing, and sing. On the back is thenot-so-robust "My Heart Cries for You." This is not so impressive as the same tune by Bill Parrell, but soulful instead. & Get Your I y FAVORITE RECORD DunkSey Music y Home of the Magnificent f) j "Magnabox" 7j Radios -:- Phonographs (L 'Preferred Man To Be Honored At Preference Ball Climaxing Charm Week, the Preference Ball will be held February 16, in the college ballroom at nine p. m. A "Preferred Man" chosen from the preferences submitted to AWS by the girls, will be presented during intermission. Preferences were made last week in the girls' lounge. Every girl stated three choices and a committee, headed by Janice Malan is mailing out the invitations. They contain the girl's name and telephone number. Boys are requested to telephone their acceptance and await further orders. All dating must go through the date bureau because each couple must have an invitation, and they are sent out only by the date bureau committee. - Dave Minnoch's orchestra is scheduled to play at the dance. Valentine Cards Valentine's Day, with its facey cards, lovely verses, and heart-shaped boxes of candy, is just in the middle of next week. Home-made valentines with big, red hearts, lacy borders and catchy verses will keep the postmen busy. A fortunate few will receive boxes of candy from their latest heartthrobs. ' Valentine parties will use tiny candy hearts with verses on them such as "Be mine, I love you, You're sweet," and many, many others. Comic valentines will give the light touch to serious meanings by bashful boys (and girls). What a nice, friendly, inexpensive day St. Valentine's Day can be. What are you going to do towards making it a success? Remember your friends on the campus, in the armed forces and at home. How about it? Ask that certain someone to be, "your valentine." La Dianaeda Adding and subtracting business has been going on in La Dianaeda's group during the past week. A new Diana follower, Joyce Fer-rell, received her pledge pin and instructions during a noon-day ceremony Friday, February 2. Annette Greenwell, freshman club member, became Mrs. Paul James, Friday, February 2. The couple will live in Salt Lake City, so Annette will be an inactive La Dianaeda member. Freshman member, Jeneane Garner, was recently elected as a club representative to the Inter-club Council. Three-girl committee, Emma Hipwell, Yvonne Erickson and Beth Macfarlane are planning a joint party with Phoenix members for sometime in the near future. Congratulations, Orchid Queen Darlene Powell. Otyokwa Twenty-five papooses of the Otyokwa tribe became squaws at a ceremony enacted Monday, February 5. Immediately following the ceremony at Joan Williamsen's house, 1416 27th Street, a banquet was enjoyed at "Edes." Among the twenty-five girls who were made members were five new pledges: Marilyn Bradshaw, Elaine Syme, Virginia Wilde, Elaine Barker and Carmen Petty, j. ! READ BROS j i I I Headquarters For I I LUGGAGE j BRIEF CASES j ! BILLFOLDS ! i 241h & Kiesel Ave. j j OGDEN j Talent Show, Fashion Revue, Bail Highlight Charm Week Activities Scheduled Events Feb. 9, 1951 Basketball Game KICKS vs. WEBER Ogden High Gymnasium 8:00 P. M. Feb. 9, 1951 Dance & Game .Weber College Ballroom Feb. 10, 1951 Basketball Game KICKS vs. WEBEK Ogden High Gymnasium 8:00 P. M. Feb. 12, 1951 Talent Show Weber College Auditorium 7:45 P. M. Feb. 14, 1951 Euphonic Choir Ogden High Auditorium . 8:00 P. M. . Feb. 16, 1951 Preference Ball Weber College Ballroom 9:00 P. M. Feb. 16, 1951 Fashion Show (Home Economics) Weber College Auditorium 11:00 A. M. Feb. 19-24, 1951 Weber College Theater Workshop Production Feb. 20, 1951 Concert The Revelers Male Quartet Ogden High Auditorium 8:00 P. M. Feb. 22, 1951 Holiday Feb. 23, 1951 Otyokwa and Excelsior Sweetheart Dance Weber College Ballroom 9:00 P. M. Sharmea Sharmea members are busy working on the skit for the talent show. The theme will be followed with costumes depicting each individual and her character. Congratulations are in order to those girls who participated in foul, pitch. Keep up the good work in basketball! Tiki Kapa Kapa Congratulations to Carla Vogel on her splendid achievement in Ping Pong, and to Geraldine Chandler, Tiki's Volley Ball All-Star.Having discontinued school, Tiki regrets losing its former officers, Carmen Wright, vice president; Shirley Dallinga, secretary, and Janice Jacobsen, historian, and wishes to thank them for their fine work. The following new officers and representatives have been elected : Carolyn Tribe, vice president; Geraldine Grix, secretary; Doris Marsh, historian; Helen Knott, W. A. A. sophomore representative; Carla Vogel, W. A. A. freshman representative; Mary Louise Din-neen, inter-club freshman representative; Gail Julander, A. W. S. sophomore representative, and Marian Rushton, A. W. S. freshman representative. Tiki Kapa Kapa held its mem- ri . vr. V- V? - VALEMTJWiySSa! EASY TERMS! Only $1.25 a week! T rm 1QC As Advertised Nationally... only ALSO Others from $49.95 Charm Week holds interest for both fellows and girls. The week's activities begin with the talent show, sponsored by the AWS and AMS organizations. This activity takes place on Monday night, February 12, in the Weber college auditorium. Any organization on the campus, affiliated or unaffiliated, can participate in the show. Immediately after the assembly skits, refreshments will be served in the cafeteria. Tuesday at eleven o'clock in the auditorium a fashion show will be presented by the Weber college Home Economics department, under the direction of Mrs. Reicheirt. The models in this exhibition will be girls from the sewing department who have made their own clothes. Friday night is the preference ball. The most preferred man in school will receive a trophy. Wednesday, February 7, is the last day preferences may be submitted. If you don't have your date by this time, you must make it on your own. The theme for "Charm Week" this year is "A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody." The officers of AWS, Shirley Dean, president; Beverly Johnson, vice, president, and Beverly Deam-er, secretary, extend an invitation to all students to participate in the week's activities. Can Girls Keep Up With Male Trends? What are wo going to do about this marriage situation, girls? Are there any boys who are physically and mentally "just right" for us? For years we have been instructed to marry some one a few years older than we are, so that they can measure up to us socially and mentally. Now the latest twist is that we should marry fellows a few years younger, so that they can live as long as we do. There are good arguments for both sides. But do you think any of us pay any attention to this when the "bug bites?" bership banquet February 7, at the home of Janet Farr. The girls were lovely in formals and the affair was enjoyed by all. 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