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Show SIGNPOST Page 3 February 24, 1961 Sweethearts Ball Tonight 1 By John Shaw Tonight promptly at nine o'clock in the Elk's Club Ballroom, the men of Excelsior and the squaws of Otyokwa will be your special hosts at the beautiful sweetheart Ball. Everyone from both clubs has spent the last three days and nights decorating the ballroom and getting ready for this big night. You need take only one look at this beautiful ball and you will agree with me in saying that the Sweetheart Ball is the only "real" dance of the year. The Lady in the Tub should interview the contestants for Sweetheart King and Queen; the results would be very interesting. Ann, Susan, Barbara, Virginia, and Sally haven't left the beauty parlor in the last two days'. When I saw them last Jerry, Doug, Harry, Kent and Lynn were all getting hair cuts and having their shoes shined. Besides the announcement of Sweetheart King and Queen during intermission, the new officers of Excelsior for the year 1961 and 1962 will be announced. Joe Sneddon and Richard Petty are running for president. Val Johnson iand John Shaw are up for vice president. The office of secretary can't say no to Boyd Williams and Roger Bambrough. Lee Taylor, Val Johnson, or Boyd Williams will do a tremendous job as treasurer, and Rick Hart or Bob Peterson will be swinging the belt as Sgt. at Arms. John O'Dell, nan Egbert. Mike Burke, and Curtis Wilker are running for co- athletic manager. Tf tvio mpn who are chosen for these-offices can fulfill their duties oa ,.roii 99 the officers ot tne past year. Excelsior will be right on top as always. Good luck to all the contestants for King and Queen. Alfred E. II P.S. See ya at the dance tonight on all the sleep lost during the trip. ' We're really proud of the team's two big victories over Dixie and C.S.U. and the ICAC championship. We're keeping our suitcases handy and fingers crossed for a trip to Kansas. Let's really give our support in the playoffs with Eastern Arizona next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Practices at the Moench and crepe paper sessions at the Elk's Lodge have kept the squaws busy most of this week. We hope to see everyone come down to watch our assembly today and to the Sweetheart Ball tonight. Elaborate plans have been . made to make this the most impressive social events of the year. Thanks to T.K. for sponsoring this year's Friendship Banquet last Monday night. Our snecial congratulations to a member of the Otyokwa tribe RnrVinna Davenport who was hon ored as "Friendliest Girl" at Weber College. We're proud to have her represent all of tne squaws and the friendly spirit of O.T. February Month For Birthdays! By Carolyn Sommers .Happy birthday to all the mem hers of the Col leens. Whip Club and band who turned 21 last week! The squ-! aws who spent s the weekend in , Las Vegas and j Southern Utah Miss Sommers getting their minds back on school cms ween. rind Diane Will iams have petitioned the Tub to rh". and Bonnie Bates is still trying for another jackpot at the coKe mucmne. Most of us are trying to catch up Vegas Fabulous Games Great Too By Kent Van De Graff pvinpnix congratulates our We ber College basketball team for winning the ICAC crown. Con grats to the Colleens, wmp iud, hand and the men of Phoenix who cheered the team on to victory. After driving- all night, we hit Las Vegas with a splash. The crooked missionary, MiKe storey, managed to beat the vices of Vegas with jackpot after jackpot. He was then baptized in the Sands swimming pool while Steve Hess was baptized in tne sanas xouei. .Tnllv Jensen saved on the food Hr.ll bv constant reminders of up coming meals. Deacon Grow stay ed on the straight ana narrow oy locking himself in room 6 to Keep everyone else out. Whilp coming home. Lee Witten got a Seagull smashed on his wind shield . . . lck! Phoenix certainly wishes Otyo kwa a smashing success at their dance tonight. Let's ail support the squaws. RinPA T.arrv Peer is still flat on his gluteus maximus in St. George Syd. Ill must sign off and return to his side . . . look to the mini stering angel. Sydney Gynt HI Thanks are due TK for an excellent hostess job on Friend-shin Banauet and '1 pnnprats to Wft- H ber's Friendliest 4$ . We had a very n special ana top auu 111 C C L 1 II 6 -I,. V, loot Miss Stanfield and are now working together on big plans for talent show, scholarship, and assembly.Congratulations to Motta and his boys for pulling through two rough ball games last week. That Vegas sun felt mighty good, but it s nice to see girls wearing more than just skirts again, Elaine had a hard time stretching because Dienna kept hitting her glasses. Lynette and Linda fought over the shower and Janet missed Pete, but it was a great trip. Thank goodness for Wednesday's holiday. We needed the rest. While we were away a few other LD-ites spent a loose weekend at USU. Good Luck tonight to Excelsior and OT for Sweetheart tsau ana a belated Happy Birthday to George. It was c-r-a-z-y-, but fun. Right Lambda Delters? Just a note to say that Lambda Delta members will be well represented at the Sweetheart Ball to-nite. Best of luck to all Sweetheart candidates. Skating Party The "Craziest' By Judy Hodson L.D. Sailor Beauty Wins Guard Title By Nancy Stanfield T.a Dianaeda Is proud of Cherie Lindsay for being: chosen Miss Ogden National Guard; best of luck for the Utah contest nnais, Cherie. i rnsfci'tute goers and Lambda uei-ters had a great time at the Ku- pid Kapers last Friday. Thanks for the dance Institute Council officers. It was really grand! ' ' VT1U11 lilt; Miss Hodson ter more than half over, Lambda Delta is busily nrpnarine- the long' list of condi- dates for various offices in the fraternity. Interchapter offices will be changed somewhat this vnnr Rpnmisp thprp are so manv members of Lambda Delta spread tnrougn tne various cnapLers, uiere will be only one set of interchapter officers instead of one group for the boys and one for the girls, besides the offices of president, Vip President. Secretary, and Treasurer, four new offices are being formed. They are Historian, Pledge Vice .fresiaent, social vice President and Service Vice Presi-ripnt This will allow for greater efficiency on the part of officers to get things rolling next year. Elections will take place later this quarter with new officers taking office during spring quarter. More about election news lntpr. Last night, Lambda Delta had one of the "craizest" parties ever. After a fun filled night of Ice skating, club members returned tn thp institute and ate a "crazy" meal. There's hardly any way to describe the eating except to say (Vint- nn pommnn nose or tools were to be found being used by frater nity members. Many poses were seen as Lambda Delta ate and ate T. K. Champions Again Victorious By Pani Ford Aside from a few sore muscles and broken bones, thanks L.D. for a real great game last Wednesday. It wias a hard earned victory. T.K. looks pretty sham sin pp. Wfl Miss Ford grot our new rej Sweaters. They certainly bright en up our campus, don t you think? We're really proud of them. Wplonme to Brvann Brimhall and Marilyn Orr, our two new pledges. We know they will make a wonderful addition to our ciud. Our thanks to Whip for the op portunity of feeding the debaters. They were a grand Duncn oi Kias. Three cheers for Barbara Davenport our Friendliest Girl. You really deserve the honor Barbara. The Friendship Banquet was a huge success and we want to give our thanks to Betty Lou Cole, Jeanne Chnstensen ana uaroi Johnson who so ably organized the whole artair. A word in passing: They san minds are like parachutes; they function only when open. Mioko Ban Pledges Tested For Membership The Sharmeans would like to congratulate the members of T.K. on their outstanding sponsorsnip of the annual Friendship Banquet. We also send our good tidings to the "Friendliest Girl" on campus. Ex-President Washington was greatly appreciated by us when we celebrated his birthday Wednesday with no school and extra time to sleep in. But those who appreciated the holiday the most were the vaca tioners of last week ena. juay Davidson and Saundra Beecher finally took the time to put up their hair. Jo Faulkner spent the day counting her Las Vegas winnings - all in dimes. The rest of the troop just slept or stuaiea, (we're still trying for that four point). There has been no sympathy for the pledges from the members of Sharmea. Last Tuesday the pledges took an exam to qualify them for membership, and the members are waiting the scores. Tonight is the Sweetheart Ball, and OT and Excels assure us that it will be tops. P.S. Our two fold motto was sliced last week, and some have been wondering what it is. So here's another try: Qui ne Risque Rien n'a Rien. |
