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Show THE SIGNPOST April 18, 1969 Page 4 Nat'l Week For Library Weber State's library will make a contribution to the Golden Spike Centennial by coordinating the celebration with National Library Week (April 20-26). "We have purchased a $10,000 railroad collection from California," announces Mr. Craig Hall, director of the project. "During the week we will have two exhibits on display." The main floor will have an oceanography Center . 'Oceanography is something very few people know about," says Mr. Hall. "The Clearfield center produces the maps of the Pacific used by shipping concerns." The center has encouraged a oceanographic collection at the Library. The story of the development of the railroad will be on display upstairs. It 'will include an art exhibit, and will help to climax the centennial celebration. "The activist attitude of the library staff Is becoming acknowledged by many students," says a library science student. Perhaps this activity is part of what he means by "activist." V KEITH ORTON WAYNE HILL Senators - at - Large AJeiv Student Leaders Elected For 1969-1970 WHY PAY MORE? We have available a wide selection of Low Mileage 69's! HOW ABOUT 69 "The Judge" GTO Loaded J3549 69 Camero S.S. Loaded J2996 69 Malibu 2 Dr. HT4-sp. Loaded . $2860 Full Financing Available Remember We don't Dicker We Deal! Call locally 399-4927 dr 392-5221 after 8 p.m. Anselmi's Fine Cars Rock Springs, Wyoming Four vice presidential and two senators at large positions were filled Friday night with the announcement of winners of the recent studentbody elections. A formal dinner-dance set the stage for the naming of officers for the coming 1969-70 school year. Bob Barclay, officially unopposed for the office of executive vice president, received 1380 votes. Running for the office of legislative vice president were Bill Washburn and Jack Durrant. Bill was the winner of this race, polling 1036 votes. Jack received 625 votes. Norm Frost received 1090 votes to win the election to the office of financial vice president. His opponent, Dave Evans polled 525 votes. The race for the office of act ivities vice president was the closest contest. Terry Hale, the winner, received 945 votes, to 727 for Jerry Allen. Five students were in the running for the twosenator-at-large posts. Keith Orton and Wayne Hill received the largest number of votes polling 726 and 711 votes respectively. Glen Curtis came in a close third with 694 votes; Val Caudill received 523; and Richard Atwater polled 397. The first appointment made by the new officers and the newly elected president, Paul Neuensch-wander, was that of Roger Johnson to the post of chairman of the election committee next year. Other duties remaining for the officers are to appoint heads of the leadership committee and the spirit and orientation committee. Cap and gown measurements will be taken April 24 and in the bookstore. All seniors who plan to graduate should be sure that they are measured for their gowns on these days. Also, the 24 and 25 have been designated by the bookstore as School Ringo Days. If a student orders his school ring on these days he will receive a $2.00 discount. ff r r f i Featuring Our New Beautiful Dining Room i Air Conditioned ACCOMMODATIONS FOR LARGE OR SMALL GROUPS FOR INFORMATION OR RESERVATIONS QqII 394-6002 SNop .Suey-Noodles Shrimp "THE ULTIMATE IN FINE FOOD" 'pxtfuvieet uit& tfe ORDERS TO TAKE OUT RESTAURANT HOURS 5:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.n.. Closed Tuesday 2430 GRANT AVE. OODEN i ; I ! ; ! ?v r , -" f ' - . ' j - ; , j ' I 1 1 1 ) t r - BOB BARCLAY Executive Vice President . NORM FROST Financial Vice President Two Shows Remain For Soldier and Wife Two more proformances of "The Unknown Soldier and His Wife" are left before the Cellar Theatre closes its 1968-69 season. Tickets are still available for tonight's and tomorrow night's 8 p.m. production.Many students and community members have already witnessed Ustinov's own special plea for peace, as the players show the audience the hyocracies and vanities of generals, kings, and others involved in war. In the "Unknown Soldier" Ustinov takes the audience from a familiar modern setting through the ages of man from the' Roman Empire, and then back to the present again. Tickets are now on sale at the Little Theatre box office and at the ZCMI ticket office. Reservations may be made by calling 393-1773. General admission is $2.00 but students, faculty, and staff members, will be admitted at half this regular price. As all Cellar Theatre productions, the seats are sold on a non reserve basis, so it is urged that patrons arrive early to be assured good seats. Acting as director and assistant director are Mr. Ivan Cros-land and Karen Rubin . Karen also takes the credit for the design of this unusual setting. The costumes are designed by Michael Sharp and Linda Brown. Members of the cast include, Scott Denhalter, as the Unknown Soldier; Judy Young, as his wife; Bob Bodine as the Soldier 71696; and Mitch Beauchaine as the Inventor. The Archbishop is played by Dr. T. Leonard Rowley; the Rebel, Bill Allred; the Sergeant, Jerry Carey; the Woman, Caril Roblyer; and Stephen Rapp as the General. |
