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Show SIGNPOST Page 3 Club News February 12, 1960 Sharmea Travels from Gym to Snow Carnival By Karen Olsen This is Sharmea's ace reporter coming to you live from the weight lifting room of the Weber Gymnasium.Better come up for air Parry, we wouldn't want you water logged for the swim meet in Po-catello. (excuse me.) Here's a note from our president: Dennis Dahl has been elect ed the most promising model for the space man character study at the Snow Carnival today. The Friend-s h i p Banquet really ought to be a smasher this year seeing as who all the plans and preparations were made during the basketball and paddle ball game intermissions. (Is there anyone who doesn't care for ping pong ball ala fruit cocktail?)Well Mergatroid, its about that time again. Watch for further reports on the life of the Sharmea pink ladies direct from the home of the female champs, Weber Gymnasium. seems to have gone away with our glorious club. Sigma B, separated from Sigma A on the basis of less consumption of higher proof, lost its basketball game to Excels, and at this writing our sister club Pho.enix was beating us staunchly. But the comeback is today as we will probably win the ski meet; although, Alpha Rho is scheduled to win the snow sculpturing. Thinking always, (Ha ha) Fred Miss Olsen Sigma To Serve Tuna & Chowder By Dennis Dahl After a week of rest, you lucky people, I have come back to obsess, and prey "upon your little warped minds. Searching for scandalous material during this recess, all I could dig out of the flies was John Hale's life s.tory being reproduced in Oedipus the King. So if you can tear yourself away from your mother s apron strings, come out tonight or Saturday to plaudit this renowned Theatrical Achievement put on by Weber College. iWSj way, Sailor, of the good ship L. D., please try to leave your true loves alone for one night and come to our party. We are having your favorite dish, clam chowder and tuna fish sandwiches. After loosing the songfest, all L. D. Places All Star On Team By Barbara Blanchard Congratulations to L. D. sophomore Pauline Morley who made the girls all-star basketball team. The alternates chosen from L. D. were Sally Lindsey, Judy McFar-land, and Donna Sparks. Way to go swabbies! L. D.'s membership banquet was held on February 1. The home of Nedra Wheeler was sel e c t e d ' for the cere mony with the banquet follow-in p at H a r - - a f mon's Cafe. " The evening. proved as ex- I citing for the j sophomores as well as the freshmen. All j in all it was a j successful and I memorable evening. , Weber C's basketball team is really doing great! Congratulations team! Keep up the good work. Plans are underway for our party with Sigma, to be held on the i of February. We're looking forward to a fun sleigh riding party with a group of great guys. bination of the Snow Carnival and hot buttered rum. Now a few words from that kindly old philosopher, B. J. Hale, if I can decipher this conglomeration of swahili dialect and old notes from psychology 10. , "I'm innocent this nasty rumo r about the city jail has got to stop. My raving has dropped. And as to the Peeping Tom rumor, if it has started yet, that's un-t r u e too. I'll even swear it Mr. Sowerby to German the zoo keeper. I told you Mr. Elzey's Oedipus would really pull through Phoe nix's Bob Wood, Gary Olsen, and j John Hale all performed to their usual standards, great!!! ! Sid j P.S. We haven't decided whether j or not there is going to be a I if "Show Boat" Dancers Working Toward Opening Production Date One of the hardest working groups participating in the Opera is the dance corps under 1 the direction of Mrs. Mary Ellen Bailey. This is .Mrs. Bailey's fifth production for Weber College in the role of choreographer. From previews of the dances it proves to be one of her most successful ones. The corp made up of twenty male and female dancers contains students of the all the departments of interest on campus. Lynn Taylor is a studentbody officer at Weber. Gordon Hadley's. interest is sports. Dave Strom-berg, who also has a speaking role in the show, is the new Signpost Business Manager, a Music Major, and a member of Phoenix. Bert Coop was a Signpost outstanding personality and is interested in music. Lynn Boss divides his interests between music and Sweetheart Ball yet so don't make wrestiing. Lynn is' from Coalville. any definite plans. Miss Blanchard Indian Maidens Hold Banquet By Shannon Reyns The Indian Maidens started this week off with the membership banquet. The ceremonies were held ! ton is from Wyoming and is also at the home of Carole Murdock, the Indian papooses got their sign and the crossed arrows. After we ate at the Hoffman Supper Club. Gloria Storrer was in charge of the banquet Norman Fowers is one of the most accomplished piano players at Weber and will use this talent in the show as well as dance. Parri Fifield combines being a singer and dancer with his major field of Engineering. Charles Timothy who is from Roosevelt, plays a trumpet and is majoring in art. Ahmed Ahzarian in an Iraian Student and has had much experi ence at folk dancing. Richard Day Utah State Rodeo." Captain of the Colleens, and a member of O.T. Elaine Parker is another former cheerleader and played the female lead in the "Late Mr. Early" earlier this year. Joyce Eldridge will also be remembered in "Show Boat" in the role of Fatima the Couch dancer. This is her third dancing role at Weber. Janet Bell is known well for her dancing ability. She is a member of O.T. Charlene Crouch was on the OHS Drill Team and is a member of Sharmea. Nancy Stan-field is a singer and dancer of much experience. She recently did the choreography for "Oedipus." Marilyn Stevens is a member of Sharmea and is a former Business Manager of the Weber High School paper. Merrill Smith was a member of OHS Drill Team and has been dancing for many years. The dancers will play an important part in the production of "Show Boat" and will add the life and vitality needed to complete the show. V Mr. Dahl NEED AUTO GLASS? See Ogden Auto Parts & Glass Co. 363 - 22nd, Ogden Public To Beware Snow Carnival By Mel Sowerby I understand that the skiing public dares not venture near Snow Basin today because of com- TROC LOUNGE & GRILL Join the friendly atmosphere that Wayne & Marian Garfield have created at the Troc. SANDWICHES . . . COLD DRINKS, PIZZA PIE Serving the Best in Town Hours 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. weekdays 12 p.m. to 12 a.m. Sundays 2675 Wash. Blvd. V S TROC BURGERS SEE YOU r"i r" AT -IS Mason's FOR Chili-burger's j NOW OPEN Formerly Old McDonald's Completely Redecorated Open 7 Days a Week " I - -- featuring Dinners Dining and Dancing 5 p.m. to 2 a.m., Fri. and Sat. 5 p.m. to 12 Week Days and did a wonderful job. It looks as if our President has become one of the girls. She is wearing an ExcePs pin. Congratulations Noreen. The squaws would i k e to remind you all of the coming This dance is the of the year. In charge of the dance are Betty Ballard and Allan Peterson. By the way, I hear Murdock had a party last Saturday. Steve Jensen, how in the world did you end f f. Miss Reyns Sweetheart Ball. biggest dance playing a dramatic role in the pro- j duction. Ten campus beauties are han- j dling female dance roles. Janet j Argyle is a former OHS cheer- j leader and a member of L. D. Joyce Cheney is a WC cheerlead- j er. 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