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Show THE SIGNPOST Page 3 41? caH(faU c$ the Weak Jimmy and Hone finally found the "Rocky Road to Love," but Betty Mac came along and the rocks were just too big. Ah me ! Just another romance on the rocks! Wh-'t delayed the Weber gals "Hope" at the dance the other night? Of course Larhle couldn't have had anything to do with it but we just wondered. Say fellows, how about taking lessons from Professor Childs? He won the heart of many a Weber gal in one easy lesson think what you could do with five The best-dressed co-ed on the campus this week i; Ellen Wilson. These romances are just like Westminster's football players you can't keep them down. The latest arrow shot seems to have pierced straight into DeHart, which makes it Morrin a romance. We wonder why Excelsior doesn't go ahead with their first plans for a float. After all, the alumni would look pretty natural on it with a bottle in each hand! (Soda water, of course !) It looks like the love light is flickering ("out" by the time you read this) as far as Fuzz and Lottie arc" concerned. But don't worry, Harlan, there'll always be a Blaes! "Little Jack Horner Sat in the corner B. O." Bob Bagley Rama : "Why are you making faces at that bulldog?" Betty Mae: "He started it !" "Though life goes on from day to day, The Muse in me is dead. Everything I want to say, Somebody else has said." Wayne Farrell Mom : "How long are you going to be in the bath tub, son?" Orlo: "The same length as I am anywhere else." Bill Cook: "Do you know what an Excelsior breakfast is." Pledge: "No, what?" Bill: "A bulldog, a steak and a quart of wdiiskey." Pledge: "What's the bulldog for?" Bill: "To eat the steak!" Then there's always the thrilling experience we had in Hawaii. We met two hula hula girls who loved the same man, so they pulled straws for him ! Mae West: "Say, tall, dark 'n handsome, I have a new dress with nine buttons on it but I can only fascinate. Why don't you come up and see me sometime?" Butterflies know a lot about flitting but they could certainly learn a lot from Charlene Clark but ah butterflies get honey. It seems to me, Bill Thayne should be saving his money to step Ozzie rather than trying to buy kisses from Nadine Madsen while riding home on the Brigham bus. For Clean and Courteous Service See NATIONAL BARBER SHOP 2475 Kiesel Ave.. LOVELANDS STUDIO 480 24th Street $ -i- - Society - -- A : & La Dianaeda Welcomes Back Alumni Reunion of La Dianaeda will take place Saturday night. Past and present members will relive old times when the pledges entertain them in the women's lounge with musical numbers and a buffet supper. Doris Secrist, Charlene Clark, Afton Huff, and Marian Mikkle-son are the pledges in charge of the party. Pledge Breakfast With Green Gables Tea Room as the setting, early Sunday morning, October 30, Carrol Boyle, Charlene Clark, Rama Eyre, Janet Hilton, Afton Huff, Donna Jenkins, Netta Lavin, Lottie Lund, Florence Main. Janet Morrin, Marian Mikkleson, Shirley Poulton, Rolene Pitt, Doris Secrist, Marcelle Simpson, Carol Smith, and Bette Watson were made pledges of La Dianaeda. Place cards were blue and white stars with the eold star pledge pins in the center. White ribbons, attached to the place cards led to the center r;iece of talisman roses. Toasts were given by Shirley Poulton, Rama Eyre, Beverly Briem, and Norma Barrows. The three club songs were sang. Members who acted as hostesses to the pledges were: Norma Barrows, Beverley Briem, Norma Foulger, Florence Francis, Dorothv Squires, Vivien Faulhaber, Helen Van Dyke, Arilla Eyre, Florence Blanch, and Mrs. Clarisse Hall, club advisor. Open, House Last Friday after the Housemaid's Hop La Dianaeda held open house in the women's louivge for twenty-five couples. Buffet supper was served. Purple and white cnysan-themums formed a clever centerpiece. Lottie Lund was general chairman of all plans. Incidentally, the pledges entertained with songs, and the "Drunkard Song" was a riot. Language Club Has Gala Time The newly organized language club held its first meeting in the form of a dance last Wednesday evening. Besides regular members of the language classes, Margaret Smith, Marjorie Carver, Byron Red-field, Helen Thome and Mary Peterson attended and were invited to join. Don Jones, president, was assisted by Royal Coburn and Ed Driver. Dance records were furnished by Bob Bagley and the punch by Miss Nancy Barker, clubadviser. Excelsior Entertains Alumni As a feature of the Homecoming celebration, last nite after the huge pep rally Excelsior entertained many alumni of the organization. The informal party was held in the women's lounge. A radio dance followed the buffet supper. Jimmy Maher, Richard Peterson, and Nick Sweeney arranged the affair. Present members who acted as hosts to the former active members were : Dean Williams, Bob Bagley, Richard Peterson, Nick Sweenev, Jimmv Maher, Bill Cook, Bart Walthius, Val Goddard, Harland Packam, Fred Faculty Women State Aims .t . I - V I A. f A A Mrs. H. A. Dixon, F. W. president Photo by Leonard Robbins Housemaid's Hope Merle Allen, our student body president, was crowned the Housemaid's Hope at the Associated Women Students Housemaid's Hop last Friday night. Merle was elected by popular women's vote out of the five: Dean Williams, Cecil Chris-tenson, Blain Felt, and Bob Bagley, for his sincerity, intelligence, good manners, sense of humor, and ambition. Twenty freshman girls dressed as scrubwomen carrying mops, dusters and brooms, sang a hilarious song to the tune of "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles": "We're forever doing housework, Housework that is never through! All the long day We never play. Inside our house we always stay We do our work without delay. Down on our knees, but not to pray. We'll ever be till we decay. We are hunting husbands, Ones who'll wash and scrub. We don't care about his pan. Just give us a muscle-man!" This was all a build-up for the presentation of Merle with an old rustic, wooden bucket and mop. Decorations were an old clothesline in one corner and antique washing machines, tables, and stoves glorified in the spotlight. The wringer rhumba, washtub waltz, scrub bucket swing, dust mop shag, dish pan tango, and the housemaid's knee were gay highlights of the night. Committees in charge were : Phyllis Cardon, president of A. W. S.; Arlene Mitchell, decorations; Marge Jarvis, election; Nadine Mad-son, programs ; . Carlene Lindquist, publicity. T7' -..l-i TI7 Tl r acuity umeii i tan Broad Program For Year "I was well satisfied with the faculty women's program Monday and hope they'll all be that delightful," stated Mrs. H. A. Dixon today. "Dr. Ezra C. Rich's reminiscences of his early medical experiences in Ogden were fascinating." Monday's program was provided by professional teachers and supervisors of nurses of the Dee hospital, who are also an integral part of the Weber college faculty. Mrs. Dixon, president of the Weber Faculty Women, announced thai the organization's purpose is "tc promote the social fellowship of its members, to maintain active interest in the women students, needs and spirit of the college, and to encourage an interest in solving the civic problems of the community." Loan Fund Ball In harmony with these purposes, the group is cooperating with the sophomore class to sponsor a loan fund ball, December 2, to establish Hannah, Skip Forsha, Max Burton, Vern Hadlock and Gordon Barney. ESTERBROOK . . . PENCILS and PENS With Renew Points College Book Store NEW LOCATION Special $6.50 EUGENE OIL PERMANENT, Only EXPERT OPERATORS $00 '2 Watch For These Clever Floats! Attention, grads! Today about ten-thirt v the Homecoming parade you'll probably be craning your neck off to see the luscious lady on that perdy purple and white truck and wondering why they didn't grow them that cute in your day. So here's a break for you. We're revealing all names (and even telephone numbers on written requests). Otyokwa The Squaws are out for Albion's scalp ! Ann Danvcrs will be Pig Chief Weber with all the Indian-Iribe with him : Shirley Critch-low, Babbie Farls, Edna Loughran,. Verna Lindsay, Vivien Polidor, Odette Serowcroft, Kay Storey, Dor-raine Herbert. June Tracy, Barbara Reeves, and Elene Carlson. In the role of All-ion, The Puritan, is Isabel Edward. Excel ior Richard Peterson, Jimmy Maher, and Vern Hadlock announce: "You'll just have to wait and see; it's you're surprise, grads !" Dianaeda Diana, the goddess of the moon, and all her honeys adorn this float : Vivien Faulhaber, Carol Boyle, Rolene Pitt, Charlene Clark, Rama-Eyre, Janet Hilton, Afton Huff, Donna Jenkins, Netta Lavin, Lottie-Lund, Florence Main, Janet Morrin, Marian Mikkleson, Shirley Poulton, Doris Secrist, Marcelle Simpson. Carol Smith and Bette Watson. Phoenix Fred Foulger, Noble DeHart, and Bob Montgomery reveal that the defeat of Albion will be done up plenty snorky in purple and white. Welcome home, graduates ! You also rate a place on the Phoenix float. Iota Tau Kappa "Bring home the bacon, Weber !" yell all the Iota Tau Kappa gals.. Goalposts and pigskins and Delia Marriot, Roberta Wade, Marge Garner, Kathleen Benson, Janet Paul, and Helen Moore are outstanding on this float. Frenisti With the cooperation of a farmer and some long past mechanical genius, Frenisti will startle all with a unique and effective float. a fund for needy students. Bob Bagley, sophomore president, is pleased with the plans and says, "We ask the support of everyone in making this fine project go!" Mrs. Garnett Littlefield is committee chairman for the faculty women on. this undertaking. Other Program Highlights Other highlights of the organization's social calendar are: An evening in the new vocational building", November 19; Christmas party, December IS; faculty men host-party, January 23 ; progressive games,. March 6; one-act plays directed by Thatcher Allred, April 10; candlelight tea in honor of the graduates, May 28. LRSflmUGLS Beautiful Shoes DOG HOUSE OXFORDS Leather or crepe soles in this season's best campus vogue. 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