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Show December 4, 1959 SIGNPOST Page 5 Women's Social Clubs Take New Pledges Twenty Rushees Become Swahies By Barbara Blanchard L. D. sophomores are really pleased with their new crew. The many hours spent making out the final list proved to be well worth it. The long awaited day finally came last Sunday afternoon at the home of Nancy Roylance when , the new girls accepted their bids. Along J-1 T -tsnufcoc i mores, twenty --W L- D- alums i: f were on hand - -f new freshmen. " Congratulations '. to the rest of the girl's clubs !.'. is 0 n t h e i r Miss Blanchard choices. We're really proud of L. D. S. studentbody secretary, Donna Sparks on being elected Utah's candidate for First National Vice President of the College Club Section of the American Home Economics Association. Congratulations, Donna! Many of the sailors are still recuperating from the trip to Everett. If you're wondering where Janice Malouf got her black eyes, it's really just from lack of sleep. Isn't that what you told me Janice? Marie Russell is still suffering from pneumonia. Maybe you can get over it by Christmas Marie if that's any consolation. In case any of you are trying to catch up on your back homework you've still got one week left before the end of the quarter and final exams. Mr. Dahl Denny s Digs Return to Readers By Dennis Dahl Peabody may return, but so may the devil. May we propose many greetings to the lesser organizations on Campus for this on-coming Holiday.May your blessings be many and your highballs be twice as many and together you will have a smorgasbord way of life like ours. As you know the grasshonnies are having a prom tonight at Harm's Barn. Don't forget to see the late Mr. Early, for the best performance will be tonight.Rub a dub dub Excels in the Tub. Playing with their trophy all day. While O. T. flirts around Dropping contacts on the 'ground and screaming What a neat squaw am I! And L. D. they float around in their boat Fast being sunk by a near Phoenix drunk. Sharmea goes down to the gym to play For great athletes are they. And T. K. under Big Suz . Are friendly and getting in the grove. Last but not least, the men about campus, Sigma men that is, take care of all. Well, fortunately I must quit. There is the little green man with the little white coat with the little green spots coming to carry me away. Pink Ladies Proud Over New Pledges By Karen Olsen Have you been wondering why the Pink Ladies have been smiling so much his week. Well here's the reason, we're very proud of the new pledgees. Each one will be an asset to Sharmea. Using the slogan "Make every party a blast" Sharmea and T. K. a joined super gT- - - ", Sigma for a ... ?t night of fun. Many a loyal member bit the ice Tuesday . . - night. Then all who were able y adjou r n e d to ; the Tub for food and fun. The Pink La dies voted Sig-Miss Olsen ma the c 1 u b most likely to SEE YOU AT Mason's FOR Chili-b urger s It y 1 JJrrkms IGtiL Swiss Chalet Room Sets the Style Skiing It costs no more to enjoy personal service and professional ski advice bv DEAX PERKINS JACK ECKERSI.EY LYNN BARNETT when you select your ski equipment. Stop in tomorrow for the finest. JJrrluus EX 4-3484 352 - 21th Street succeed, (at parties) Another Pink Lady, Karen Olsen received her symbol of success recently in the form of. a diamond. Following a meeting last week, Sharmea invaded a local theater and came out with soggy hankies. Any one interested in purchasing used kleenix just let us know. We hope Excel's Malefic'sterrific. Purses Contain Lots of Things By Norman Bramble Signpost Staff Writer Hanging from the arm, swinging from the shoulder, of nestled in the hand of every girl on campus is an indispensible part of the female wardrobe known as a purse. For each co-ed on campus this handy article serves a different purpose. Some use theirs as a first aid kit with a bottle of aspirin, a box of No-doz, and a jeweled pill box containing sul-fer pills for infected kidneys. Others use theirs as a brief case with books, paper, looseleaf, pen, pencils, paper punch, stapler, and a large marble paper weight. . The three major types of popular purses on campus are: 1. Those limp purses which fold in half to take on an appearance of a folded pancake. 2. The stiff column of leather with limp flaps that fold across the top. 3. The various sized square purses with zippers. Although the largest number fall into these three categories there are a few odd and interesting purses such as: Dienna Champney's large tan purse styled after a pony express mail bag; Kathy Reeder's ivy league waste-paper basket with a large buckled belt; Sydney Gynt's silk brocaded evening clutch purse; Karen Borklund's trapazoidial yardstick By Susan Brown Signpost Society Editor Sunday afternoon the four women's social clubs welcomed new pledges at their Acceptance Teas. After receiving a bid in the mail the rushees attended the tea of their preferred club and made it known that they wanted to become a member. The following girls are to be congratulated on being accepted into Sharmea, Otyokwa, Takai Kyoto, and La Dianaeda. SHARMEA: Jill Bateman, Frances Carr, Julie Carr, Anelda Cash- case; Gayle Ledingham's diaper bag; and Marlena Harris' wonderful purse with only one draw string. The interest and facination of purses does not end with the outward appearance but extends to the dark interiors and the exotic contents. Susan Brown carries used shotgun shell filled with BB's, Myrna Woolsey packs a mirror, and Jane Ann Asay has a speeding ticket. In her lunch box shaped purse Kathryn Ann Cowley carries a pair of ear muffs. Yes, everything and anything can be found in a girl's purse. They have been adapted to serve as desks, wardrobe closets, lunch boxes, brief cases, first aid kits, pillows, suit case, and tool boxes. Who knows what the future may hold; even larger and more oddly shaped purses which will be even more versatile than the contemporary models. Supplies for . . . Artists Engineers Drafting Ogden Blue Print & Supply Co. 24fi5 Kiesel Ave., EX 2-7170 get off your pad, 4 J v V; V w v mm i i -vi ), M GO GREYHOUND (for out-of-this-world savings I) No, there's no Greyhound Scenicruiser Service to outer space yet. But if you're rocketing home for the holidays, there's no better way to go! It costs less than driving your own jalopy, too. With this exclusive Greyhound Service, you get more pay less. Get in orbit.. .goGreyhound. COMPARE THESE LOW, LOW FARES: Cheyenne $13.25 Boise $ 8.90 Cedar City ....$ 8.70 Reno $17.43 plus tax BAGGAGE PROBLEMS? You can take more with you on a Greyhound. Or, send your belongings by Greyhound Package Express. They arrive in hours and cost you less! It's auch comfort to take the bus. . . tnd leev the driving to us I THERE'S A GREYHOUND AGENT NEAR YOU I ML' Lit-'JiM. .WI'..'K more, Charlene Crouch, Jean De Rw Man- Lou Ensisn. Deanna Farmer, Judy McDonald, RaVae McDonald, Kaye McCarry, r"atn Meikle, Linda Monk, Maxine Morrison, Evonna Oyler, Anna Marie Porter, Rosalind Richards, Dixie Stanger, Nancy Taylor, . Ellen Thiesen, Cheryl Thovnock, Sherma Topping, Ruth Walch, Karen White, Mary Lee White, Karen Zaugg, DeAnn Barnes, Joyce Burnett, Linda Price. OTYOKWA: Lois Alder, Bonnie Bates, Karin Borklund, Judy Greenwood, Judy Hansen, Evelyn Cavalli, Barbara Davenport, Marsha Ferrin, A n n Graser, Jan Hobbs, Jo Ann Holmer, Janice Jolly, Sally Mason, Joan McFar-land, Eloise McQuown, Rita Nelson, Kathee Reeder, Janet Reese, Sherry Shaw, Janet Smith, Carolyn Sommers, Becky Stevenson, Linda Stromberg, Diane Williams, and Myrna Woolsey. TAKAI KYOTO: Lou Ann Al-vord, Le Ann Clements, Juanita Cottle, Joan DeRoche, Myrna Eth-erington, Elaine Harvey, Elaine Hfslam, Sharon Haarn, Cheryl Paxton, Brenda Peterson, Peggy Reyburn, Analee Reynolds, Carolyn Steiner, Connie Vale, Linda Whittles, De Ann Youngberg. LA DIANAEDA: Linda Allen, Janet Argyle, Donna Barnett, Goldie Barton, Annette Beus, Golda Bivins, Merle Butler, Loret-ta Chambers, Dienna Champneys, Ann Fox, Lynette Garner, Linda Grange, Janet Gibbs, Gayle Gun-derson, Yvonne Hodges, Linda Jensen, Cherie Lindsay, Elaine Parker, Elizabeth Peterson, Nancy Stanfield. ,1 ' The Evenin? 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