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Show Page 2 SIGNPOST February 12, 1960 COLLEGE CAPERS Sue Jwkiajsw Friends Eat February 16 Friendship is the password to the "Kingdom of Friendship" which is the theme of the annual friendship banquet sponsored this year by Sharmea Social Club. All girls at Weber are invited to attend the best dressed affair February Hi, in the Mount Ogden Room at Harmon's Cafe. The gates to the "Kingdom of Friendship" will open at 7:30 p.m. A fee of $2.25 will be asked of all princesses attending the gala event. Spotlighted that evening will be the crowning of the friendliest girl on campus. This week every woman student nominate by secret ballet five girls whom she considers to be the friendliest. Ten finalists will be announced and voted on. The elected girl will reign over the kingdom that evening. Sharmea girls, Pat Berger and Jerrilyn Dabling, are . taking charge of the event. Committee chairmen are Charlene Crouch, decorations; Patti Meikle, publicity; Jill Bateman, favors; Karen Zaugg, program; and Mary Louise Ensign, special invitations. - Sue pnAwsc,v ""yC . - The Signpost Student Union Building.. Editor Associate Editor .. . LeRoy Yorgason Associate Editor Patti Meikle Business Manager -Gary Olsen Society Editor .. Susan Brown Sports Editor .. John Hale Exchange Editor Frances Carr Reporters Dennis Dahl, Brent Wilcox, Bonnie Fndren, Barbara Blanchard, Shannon Reyns, John Thome, Joan Swanki, Betty Ballard, Norman Bramble, Mel Sowerby, Gary Barclay, Susan Parkinson, and Eloise McQuown. The Weber College Signpost is the official news publication of the Associated Students of Weber College and is published weekly. Hi There! See You At Either blue 4200 COMBE'S FOR THE BEST A final story about Lincoln goes back to his Illinois period when he got into the argument with a judge on the merits of horses. To prove his point Abe offered to swap horses with the judge, sight unseen. Off went the judge with a gleam in his eye. He returned to the agreed-on meeting place where a crowd had gathered. The horse he led was a skinny, pathetic old nag, blind in both eyes. Obviously he expected to get the best of the trade. No horse could be more decrepit than this one. Then Lincoln appeared with his horse a carpenter's saw horse on his shoulder. He set it down and took a long look at the judge's nag. "Well, Judge," he drawled, "this is the first time I ever got the worst of it in a horse trade." PETE'S DRUGS 3057 Harrison Blvd. Best in School Supplies Cosmetics, Fountain Phone Weber College Ext 2G2 .... Bob Wood of Our Fine Places onior HARRISON DRIVE - 385 - 12th Street DRIVE-IN SERVICE Winter Asks Hard Question; Where To Park The weather may seem like a very dull subject who cares whether it rains or shines? If one stops and analyzes , this weather actually determines a great deal how we act, feel and behave. For instance, this bad weather we've been experiencing lately has changed our whole outlook on life. "Should I ride the snowplow to school, or should I wear fishing boots and walk?" "Should I park in a red zone and say that I couldn't see that it was red because the show covered it?" "Should I sluff class and pretend that the roads were too slick and my ear wouldn't make it up the hill?" Such drastic decisions as these must be made due to the weather. We can't be too critical though, the weather does wonders for the girls' hair (that long straggly look is very popular this year). If there isn't time for you to wash your hair before coming to school, bring- your shampoo and stand by Building 4 rainwater makes hair beautiful. Oh well, everything isn't this bad. We'll just have to suffer until spring comes (about June). At least the skiers like it. LAST WORD: I understand that they are offering boating service from Building .'3 to the Institute special rates for students. NEED SEAT COVERS? See Ogden Auto Parts & Glass Co. 363 - 22nd, Ogden FULLMER'S DINNER HOUSE "Finest Foods Served Anywhere" 985 Riverdale Road EX 4-0581 Library Changes Planned For Four Year Program The present library system is (adequate to successfully meet le needs of students in a four-aar college plan. Dr. Robert A. Clarke, chairman, nd faculty members represent-lg each of the departments have let several times insub-commit-3e meetings to discuss the Register Says Service Officer Colonel Evan P. Clay, Utah State Director of Selective Service, has issued a reminder to all young men that federal law requires them to register with Selective Service within five (5) days after attaining their ISth birthday. Late registration or failure to register may well result in the young man being declared a delinquent under the Selective Service Law. As a delinquent he may be subjected to immediate induction in the Armed Forces without regard to his age or other circumstances. In addition, willful failure to register may well result in criminal prosecution and possible heavy fine and imprisonment. All young men who are IN years of age should report to their nearest Local Selective Service Board. Any person who is prevented from registering within the five-day pe riod by circumstances beyond his j control should as soon as possible j bring the matter to the attention I of the Board. I Being a member of the National j Guard or other Reserve compon- j ents does not relieve a man of his j obligation to register. ' ODILEVERSOIS HERBERT LOM Now Playing at Regular Prices Open Daily 3:45 Saturday & Sunday, 12:45 Jhop changes necessary for adapting the junior college library into a senior institution level. "Many problems are evident," said Wilma Grose, librarian. In the past there has been no emphasis placed on technical journals although the basic reference collection is very good. There has been no demand for these journals. Good Collection The book collection is also good for the present needs. 3O,0O( volumes are in circulation, plus 10,-000 volumes in the Howe library. To bring this collection up to the requirements, of the further system it must be enlarged to 100,-00( volumes. "We hope to get help and guidance from the senior institutions in adjusting to the four-year program," Miss Grose said. In four or five years a new library building will relieve the cramped for space situation. Right now the study space is not large enough to serve the students, and stacks areas are depleated. The staff recognizes these problems, but still are very enthusias- ' tic about the future. ELMO'S CYCLERY BSA - Dunlap - Ducati Motorcycles Chushman Scooters Schwinn Bicycles 2916 Wash. Blvd. EX 2-9G51 NEED HUB CAPS? See Ogden Auto Parts & Glass Co. 363 - 22nd, Ogden & I 1 DIANA DORS EDDIE CONSTANTINE Ogden's Leading Headquarters for Hi Fi Equipment Component Parts Stereo - Tape-Records 2323 Wash. EX 2-7723 |