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Show September 29, 1950 SIGNPOST Page 3 "Platter Patter" From the realm of recorded music comes news of this and that; but particularly comes news of Sarah Vaughn. She of the low and luscious voice has made a great hit of late with her two newest recordings. Probably the better and most talked about of -the two is "Our Very Own" from the picture of the same title. The other, "Thinking of You" isn't quite as smooth but very sentimental and comes from the recent movie, "Three Little Words.' No need to explain why "Can Anyone Explain" has taken such a high curve on the hit parade. Just -give piano-playing Larry Green's recording a long listen and it's obvious.Mario Lanza has done a wonderful job in waxing his latest for RCA Victor. It comes in the form of an album entitled "The Toast of New Orleans." The movie will be here soon. A droning, mournful bit of melody called "Goodnight Irene" has definitely walked away with the laurels of the music world, and it's in like Flynn" here as elsewhere. It is well represented by a host of different artists in as many differene treatments. Frank Sinatra smooths it out while Red Foley drones it. for business, or school , it's a pleasure to wear these WORSTED SUITS by CRESCENT PARK You Sfil! Get a Good $50.00 Worth In Our Famous $40.00 Suits The selection of patterns and models is impressive. We've traditional double and single breasteds as well as the newer long roll lapel models that give the Tall Look. v $40.00 and $45.00 If you prefer, use our convenient layaway plan. A small deposit will hold your suit until you are ready for it. 2305 Washington Blvd. SOCIAL WHIRL Rushing Ends on October 28th Then Shut Up Rushing for the women's and men's clubs will end October 28,. it was announced by the club advisors, Mae Welling and Dr. William D. Stratford, this week. From Octobeer 30 to November 3 there will be a week of silence. During this time no sophomore will be allowed to speak to a freshman concerning choice of clubs. Also, no freshman will be allowed to speak to a sophomore on that subject. On October 30 and October 31 freshmen will register their club preferences. Girls will register in Mae Welling's office in the Girl's Lounge and boys will register in Doctor Stratford's office, Room 100 West Central. Here is a list of Rush parties planned for October: October 4 Freshman tea given by all women's clubs for all freshmen girls. October 7 Alpha Rho Omega. October 10 Otyokwa. October 14 Skulls. (Tentatively.) October 16 Iota Tau Kappa. October 1J La Dianeda. October l-Chanodo. October 24 Tikki Kappa Kappa. October 28 Sharmea. Make plans to attend them all and choose your club carefully, you'll be in it for a long time. Clubs Otyokwa How! Freshmen! ! Well, freshmen, how's it feel now You've been with us two weeks? We know by now, you love the grounds, The buildings with their squeaks. You've begun to have a liking For each friendly face you see; And the best part of it is That we're one big family. So, have fun at our dances, Do your lessons without flaws. Here's wishing you a happy year! Sincerely, from "the Squaws." P. S. The "Squaws" and the "Pink Ladies" wish to extend their thanks to President Dixon for using pink and green so profusely in the ballroom decorations. Sharmea Sharmea girls are glowing under the crest of a new pin this fall. The new pin is nearly twice the size of those previously worn and includes many fine improvements, namely, filigree work and three rubies. With this as an incentive, the "Pink Ladies" are planning a party with La Dianaeda and decorating for the freshman girls' tea. Officers for the year are: Helen Benson, president; Carol Slater, vice president; Ilamae Hansen, secretary; Janice Herrod, treasurer, and Zelda Jensen, historian. Invitations Extended An invitation to all girls on the campus has been extended by the cosmetology department to receive: Hair dressing, hair cutting, manicuring, etc., "free," it was announced today by May B. Watson. It will be posted at a later date when the free service will start. The enrollment in cosmetology is larger than ever before and there is still room for more due to the large demand and many openings in this field. The Flower Shop of Elizabeth Huth 2514 Washington Blvd. Dial 6811 OGDEN, UTAH ffPj RULES OR NO RULES., TAKE OFF THAT BEANIE; Dean of Women Announces Girls' Clubs Tea Mae Welling, dean of women and over-all director of women's activities has announced the date of the annual women's clubs tea to be Wednesday, October 3. The gra cious surroundings of Bertha Eccles Hall will lend their charm to the occasion between the hours of seven and nine p. m. This tea serves as a means of acquainting the members of Weber College social clubs with all freshman girls, particularly those seeking membership in one of these various organizations, and also acquainting the freshmen with the clubs. Written invitations will be mailed to approximatelv two hundred ami fifty freshmen. Clubs participating in this event are: Chanodo, overall supervision; Iota Tau Kappa, serving; La Dianaeda, refreshments; Otyokwa, invitations; Sharmea, decorations; and Tiki, clean-up. A cordial invitation is extended to freshman girls to "all get dressed in your Sunday best" and attend this tea being given in your honor. GREEN BEANIES It appears that along with girl's skirts going up, hair coming down and the "velvet and wool jersey look" in general, the college men have come up with a few new twists too. Their jackets and vests are soft and suede and their sweaters are noticeably tucked in, to give that casual but well-groomed appearance. Crew cuts are not as plentiful this fall. But the most outstanding sport attire of the entire season, came in the form of head gear and hats displayed to a very great extent during Freshman Week. It seems that several people around the campus were to be seen sporting green and white beanies. The older and more experienced sophomores are still in the dark. "Can anyoneexplain?" COOKING Bowes Industries, Inc., Chicago, is marketing disposable paper casserole for cooking. Maker claims they will withstand temperature to 450 degree for half an hour; can be used for serving also. (Newsweek) Club Officers Announced A list of most of the officers of the Women's and Men's clubs was announced last week. They are, for the Girl's clubs: Otyokwa: Jeanette Draayer, Advisor; Ann Lund, president; Jan Cooper, vice president; Karen Ol-sen, treasurer; Lou Jean Allison, Secretary; Clarice Jeppsen, reporter.La Dianaeda: Betty Bond, advisor; Dianne Jones, president; Joyce Lundgreen, vice president; Emma Hipwell, secretary; Yvonne Erick-son, treasurer; Joyce Ray, reporter. Chanodo: Advisor, (None at present); Mary Ann Marchant, president; Luanne MacFarland, vice president; Ilamae Hansen, secretary; Janie Minter, treasurer; Barbara Burningham, reporter. Sharmea: Helen Mally, advisor; Helen Benson, president; Carol Slater, vice president, Ilamae Hansen, secretary; Janice Herrod, treasurer; Zelda Jensen, reporter. Tikki Kappa Kappa: Mae Ogden, advisor; Geraldine Chandler, president; Carmen Wright, vice president; Shirley Dallinga, secretary; Janet Farr, treasurer; Audre Taylor, reporter. Iota Tau Kappa: Gertrude Stall-ings, advisor; Julia Palmer, president; Dorothy Lightfoot, vice president; Carol Shafer, secretary; Peggy Mukai, treasureer; Joanne Richards, reporter. For the Boy's clubs: Alpha Rho Omega: Dick Slater, president; Bob Phillips, vice president (Not returning). Excelsior: Roy Parker, president; Pete Felt, vice president. Phoenix: Jack Porter, president; Glen Taylor, vice president; Norm Burton, secretary; Melvin Lewis, treasurer; Dick Carter, athletic director.Sigma Delta Phi: Larry Price, president; Tom Cassidy, vice president.Skull: Gary Spencer, president; La Moine Wall, vice president; Bill Ellis, secretary; Ken White, treasurer; Roy Davies, athletic director. Vikings: Dale Putnam, president. Did you hear about the man who put his mother in the coffee pot because he wanted to listen to 'Ma Perkin'? Watson-Tanner Clothing Co. Jackets - Sweate rs Slacks |
