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Show September 29, 1969 THE SIGNPOST Page 9 Track gets new coach Weber State announced the se. lection of their new track men. tor over the summer break. Charles C. (Chick) Hislop, former Ben Lomond track coach for the past eight years, was selected to fill the vacant position left when Ed Garvanian announced his resignation last spring. Hislop has tion as one mentors in gained a reputa. of the top track the State as he built a 52 win-9 loss record at Ben Lomond. Numerous State champions have come under Coach Hislop's guidance, his most prominent being Wade Bell, olympian runner.A graduate from Ben Lomond in 1955, Hislop went on to Weber Junior College from 1955-57 where he placed 5th in the Na-tional Junior College two-mile race. He also excelled as a distance runner at Utah State University, where he graduated with a B.S. in secondary education. He is now completing his master's degree at U-tah State. Coach Hislop is married to the former Dianne Leatham and the couple has three children. According to Hislop, one of his major ambitions was to be-come a college coach. He is really pleased with the opportunity of staying within the local area and hopes to attract a variety of local high school trackmen to Weber State. Director of Athletics, Dale L. Gardner states that "We're happy to have Chick as a part of our staff and feel that his experience and success will add to Weber State track and field. Laurie White to reign as football queen In an election held last week, members of the football team voted Laurie White this year's football queen. Laurie is a junior. She has been one of Weber State's cheer, leaders for two year's, this year acting as head cheerleader. Football queen is chosen each year by members of the team by selecting several candidates and then voting on the winner. Laurie was crowned this year's royalty at last Saturday's game. Sports Writers? Sports reporters are badly needed for the Signpost. Any person interested regardless of experience please contact Sports editor Boyd Holdaway or leave information with the Editor Marilyn Larsen or one of her staff members. Baseball tryouts Fall baseball tryouts will be held this Wednesday, October 1, at 3:30 p.m. in the John Affleck Park, according to baseball coach Blaine Sylvester. Coach Sylvester stated that all persons interested should bring their ownuniform. Cats salute members of first football squad The Wildcats of Weber State celebrated their 50th anniversary and collegiate football's 100th year last Saturday, Sep. tember 27 in their game with Northern Michigan. Weber's first football team, which was in 1919, was honored and several members of that team attended the game. Form, er coaches were also honored in the pre. game alumni banquet and halftime ceremonies. , October 8, 1919 was the first game the Wildcats played. They lost to Box Elder in Brigham City 20-0. Weber was called We. ber Normal College then and had only a two-year program. The first Wildcat squad fin-ished the seas6n with a two wins-six losses record. Joe Brewer was selected as captain of the squad coached by Malcom Watson. His assistants were Orval CarstensenandVard L. Tanner. Other members on this squad were Golden Bingham, Eugene Barnes, Claude Lindsay, Les. lie Foutz, Phil Jeppson, El. mon Linford, Clifford Doxey, Ray Ballantyne, Elmer Davis, . Sidney Wilcox, Tom Woods, John Croft, Stewart Halliday, Dan Hickman and John Critchlow. TAECE YOUR "LUV" TO DINNER. FREE. ( 77 It Mil M Sty? ffltorli 'b MntBt WELCOMES BACK THE WINNING WEBER STATE WILDCATS WITH A FREE DINNER BUY ONE ORDER OF FISH AND CHIPS AND WITH" THE COUPON BELOW RECEIVE AN ORDER FREE. GOOD EVERY DAY EXCEPT FRIDAY. THIS OFFER WILL EXPIRE OCT. 9, 1969. $1 BUYS THE WORLD'S FINEST FISH AND CHIPS. MAKE NO MISTAKE, THIS IS ICELANDIC WHITE FISH PREPARED IN LOW CHOLESTEROL OIL. ITS TANGY, OCEAN FLAVOR HAS MADE IT THE WORLD'S MOST POPULAR. WE ALSO FEATURE A PAIL OF FISH THAT SERVES 5 TO 7 ADULTS. DON'T FORGET TO TRY OUR TANTALIZING CLAM CHOWDER. SO COME IN SOON "LUV" AND LET US SHOW YOU WHY BRITAIN'S NATIONAL DISH IS SO VERY POPULAR IN OGDEN. TAKE THIS COUPON FOR A VEDDY BRITISH TREAT COUPON BUY ONE $1 ORDER AND RECEIVE FREE WITH THIS COUPON ANOTHER ORDER OF FISH AND CHIPS THIS OFFER IS GOOD ANY DAY BUT FRIDAYS AT 3303 WASH. BLVD IN OGDEN OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 9, 1969 3303 WASH. BLVD. 1 1 A.fil TO 1 1 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS nr |
