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Show Friday, February 24, 1950 SIGNPOST Page 3 Friendship Banquet Dated for March 1 Hostess club for the Friendship Banquet, which will be held March 1 ,at the Hotel Ben Lomond, is Chanodo. This affair is one of the highlights of the year, and is given to promote friendliness among the girls on Weber's campus. The climax of the evening will be presentation of the Friendliest Girl ,as chosen by popular vote. A'l Weber girls .whether affiliated or unaffiliated, are urged to attend this formal banquet ,and help promote friendliness. February Holds Holidays Galore By Dot Johnson An old saying is that "Great things come in little packages." How odd it is that the shortest month of the year should be so packed with important days and anniversaries. In fact, you name it and February either has it or there isn't any room left for it. Sweethearts and friends were honored with St. Valentine's Day. Great heroes, in fact two of the greatest Presidents, have their birthdays in February Lincoln, Feb. 12, and Washington Feb. 22. And what about the birthday of Susan B. Anthony, famous tempor-ance and woman's suffrage advocate!The Boy Scouts even have their day the 8th. Several states have special holidays such as admission to statehood (Arizona) and Mardi Gras (celebrated in New Orleans). Naturally we can't forget the animal honored on the 2nd the ground hog. Nothing on February would be complete without saying something about "leap year" every fourth year, when instead of 28 days, February has 29. This is the only day devoted to the women to ensnare that "certain party." DRAMA ACTIVITIES Attention of students is called to the speach activities bulletin board on the top floor of the Moench where announcements of forthcoming productions, script writing contests, and other worthwhile opportunities for students are posted. Weber Students Hit Ski Trails Sixty-nine men and women students of Weber college are enrolled in ski classes under the direction of Milton Mecham. Cory Engm, ski instructor at Snow Basin, is coaching the Weber college ski team. Weber will conduct on invitational junior college meet at Snow Basin on March 9 and 10. Students enrolled in the school are. Horace Argyle, Bill Benson, Jack Buskley, Joseph Brewer, Walter Chamberlain, Dorothy Dawson Dennis Chonin, Jay Donaldson, Edward Dunbar, Donald Ellis, Lowell Felt. Dick Galbraith, Wendale Harris, Stanly Hammond, Kenneth Her rick, Ivan Heslop, Neil Larson, Owen Linsley, K. Malan, Keith Leishman, Frank Lucas, LaMar Madson, Don Mathewson, Charles Odd, Lawrence Pilgrim, Larry Price, Wayne Rives, Bill Radmall. Clair Rodgers, Jack Roy, Wayne Russell, Robert Stewart, Alan Stine, Frank Storey, George Tracy, Wal lace Thayne Williams, Gene Wise, Wilbur Wilson, Dale Swenson, Paul Hatch. Beverly Anderson, Diane Austin, Carma Browning, Jan Cooper, Jan-neen Chamberlain, Elaine Creer, Glenna Corey, Corrine Dobson, Barbara Foutz, Shirley Gigliotti, Lorraine Hampton, Jeanie John, Dorene Lamb, Ann Lund, Sylbia Manning, Chyrrel Olson, Marilyn Oakey, Karen Olsen, Carol Shafer, Olene Smith, Joanne Stuart, Carolyn Torgeson and Mady Ziemer. Excelsior Struts Tonite With Clift Sweetheart Spanish Students Plan Activities Anyone who is interested in Spanish and a lot of fun parties and get-togethers is invited to join the Spanish club called "dos Viajeros," meaning "The Travelers.'' eMmbers of this club presented the skit "El Boracho" in the talent show ,and are now busy planning for their assembly, which will be in the early part of March. THE LITTLE TOPPER AGAIN FOR SPRING The mighty mite of a coat . . . The short, easy topper you'll fling over your suits . . . your wool dresses . . . your sweaters and skirts . . . your cottons. Choose a fleece or a suede-like wool in flattering high colors or pastels. $29.95 Fred M Nye Co Y I fh' ' ' ' ' - 'J. ; " ' I j s To Rock Joint ace Running for Rhodes, and was taken. 'Sweetheart' are: Chyrrel Olsen, Fawn Wicker, Diane Joan Doxey. Elaine Creer was absent when photo Girls Intra-murals Feature Basketball Girls intra-murals are now holding the spotlight in all the various clubs on the campus. The final games of girls' basketball are coming up and Sharmea and Independents are battling for first place, while Iota is playing the winners of the Otyokwa-Tiki game for consolation. Although basketball is not yet finished, chatter can be heard on the campus of the coming soft-ball season next quarter. -, Steve's Office j Supply j i SCHOOL SUPPLY j HEADQUARTERS ! 416 - 24th Street A COMPLETE LINE OF SHEAFFERS PENS and PENCILS Weber Office Supply Office Supplies and School Supplies 2209 Wash. Blvd. Sharmea Holds Many Parties After the hustle of Sharmea's dance and talent show skit, members are anticipating many social get togethers. A party with Skull, Alpha Rho, and Vikings are in the making. We wish to congratulate Helen Benson and Karma King who have acepted our invitation to become pledges. Congratulations are in order to also to Carma Browning who was chosen "Dream Girl of 1950." Climaxing a week of activity and excitement, Excelsior will hold its annual Sweetheart Ball tonight in the college ballroom. As one of the biggest social events of the year the crowd will thrill to the music of the popular Murray Jones and tne Kainoow Randevu orchestra, and the voice of our own Prof. Jay Olsen, who will sing to the Sweetheart during intermission. Montgomery Picks Montgomery Clift, current movie box office rage ,will select one of five finalists to reign as Excelsior's Sweetheart over the dance and the coming year. The five candidates are Chyrel Olsen, Diane Rhodes. Elaine Creer, Fawn Wicker and Joan Doxey. Selection of the queen will be very exciting for no one will know who has been chosen until intermission when the telegram from Mr. Clift will be opened for the first time by Frank Telford, Excelsior president, and the queen announced to the crowd. Success Predicted Judging from the ability of the decoration chairman, Daren Dewey, and the choice selection of sweetheart, this dance should be one of the successful events of the year. This will be Excelsior's 14th annual sweetheart ball as they are the oldest men's social club in the Weber college campus. Their purpose is to promote fellowship, sportsmanship and good scholarship. Their motto being "Onward and Upward." They are known as the big "T" of the campus. 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