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Show Friday, October 25, 1946 WEBER COLLEGE SIGNPOST Page 3 Gem Found in Dixon's Office by Reporter-She's A Brunette By DOLORES MOON She's five feet two, but her eyes aren't blue. They're hazel. Her bright red jacket goes amazing well with her black hair. Everyone knows her as Hellen Powell, president Dixon's favorite secretary. Her numerous abilities add up to "pulchritude plus." In other words, hubba! hubba! Here are a few facts and figures on Miss Powell. It is MISS, in case some of you fellows are wondering. Miss Powell asked that I say she-f was brn in Ogden. 'It sounds better than Marriott, where I was really born." Like most women, she hesitated to give her age, but It isn't hard to see that she still is far from being aged. She was graduated from Weber high school, where she was active in Four-H. In 1939 she won first prize in the dress review ana was chosen aa alternate for a trip to Chicago. She came to Weber college two years ago as secretary in the navy cadet office. Later she advanced to the treasurer's office as cashier and now you see her as secretary In President Dixon's office. She loves bright colors, nil kinds of jewelry, has a mania for rings (but as yet there is no thought of a third finger, left hand ring) and she simply drools at the sight of cherry pie. Her special ability lies in music (piano, that is) and there is nothing she likes better than dancing. The Tiki Kappa Kappa girl3 are lucky in having her as their sponsor. Now I ask you, what would Weber college be without this curvaceous miss to take notes for Dr. Dixon? Why it's too horrible even to talk about. (Paid political advertisement.)65 Couples Attend Second Phoenix Rush Party, Dance The second Phoenix rush party was held Saturday, Oct. 19, 1946. Candle Hghted punch bowls and silver platters of open faced sandwiches were served. Some 65 couples attended the party and dance. The evening was presided over by President Willis Wynn who officiated at the introductions of all members, rushees, alumni and their partners. The evening was climaxed by the playing of the "Phoenix ORPHEUM ONE STAGE, GLEN BROS. Presents Andy Russell "Adios Muchachos" 'Imagination' The Three Suns $3.15 "Stardust" "Twilight Time" "Barcarole" "Once in A While" ft it Waller on The Ivories $3.31 "Rockin Chair" "Tea for Two" "Keepin' Out of Mischief Now" We Buy and Sell Western La Dianaeda Holds Candlelight Fea at Institute La Dianaeda held its traditional candlelight tea at the Institute of Religion Oct. 12. The theme chosen for the evening was "The Cresent Moon and Three Pearls." as shown in the club emblem. The aim of the members was to promote lasting friendship with the freshman girls. An interesting and talented program was given. Guests of the evening were Miss Mae Welling, Dean of Women ; Lydia Tanner and 52 girls of the freshman class. Hostesses were: Mrs. Hall, sponsor and advisor; Jean Fackrell, president; June Brewer, vice president; Verleen Grien, secretary; Pat Madsen, treasurer; Donna Smith, reporter; Etta Lue Fernelius, La Rae Anderson, Wilma Harris, Ruth Holmes, Dorothy Peterson, Marian Shaw, Janice Shupe and Helen Toliver. Sweetheart Song" by Howard T&-lor.Credit for success of the party goes to Chairman Floyd Pickett and his committee. Pheondx is proud to announce that after recent balloting, five of its members rated high in student offices. Mel Thayne was chosen to lead the sophomore class as their president, while the men students elected Dick Farr as president and Bob Lossee as secretary of their association. Bill Blair and Kav Randall were elected president and secretary respectively, of Wildcat. PERFORMANCE ONLY Thursday, November 7 MUSIC CO Favorifos $3.31 "Maria Elena" 'Just Friends" :s, Used Text Books Book Co. j v I Officers of Chanodo are shown with their advisor Mrs. Marver Gregory. Left to right, Marilyn Combe, vice president; Beth Olsen, secretary; Kathryn Hackett, president; Mrs. Gregory, Beth Willie, treasurer. Ruth Nelson, reporter, was absent when the picture was taken. Here is the committee on the Halloween Barn Dance to be held Friday night. Left to right, Janice Shupe, Melba Charlesworth, Larry Williamson and Ettalue Fernelius. Royal Party Held At Institute By Kalamata Club A royal festival was held at the Institute Oct. 18, at 8:00 p. m., with members and rushees of Kalamata attending. Miss Betty Williams, club sponsor, presided. The Queens of Friends' president, Ora Jean Heslop, was queen for the evening. Zona McCulloch and Adona Call acted as pages. Upon entering, rushees were greeted at the door by Zona, and after signing the royal scroll, were introduced to the queen, who was dressed in a white gown and p:rple robe. Her throne was symetrically set off by pyramiding candles. Adona piped the rushees into the gathering with infrequently successful blasts on her bugle. The girls engaged in a little innocent gambling, known to many as "African Golf" of "Galloping Dominos". The remuneration was all sorts of odds and ends, cleverly camouflaged in paper sacks. Five groups presented sk;ts for the enjoyment of members. Included in the agenda were such old favorites as "Little Red Riding Hood," "The Three Pigs," Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," and a miscellaneous tidbit featuring Wallace the Lion. Then a buffet lunch was served. I Fountain t Headquarters f Steve's Office Supply 416 - 24th Street Temporary Leader Assumes Duties Haynes Fuller, elected to head the freshman class until permanent officers are decided upon by the lower-classmen later in the year, has assumed his new duties. Haynes, a graduate of Weber high school, was voted temporary chairman at a special meeting held in the Moench building recently. Vag Says: 6' BLOUSES WITH CAMPUS APPEAL A pin tuck here, a stitched yoke there. In white and pastels. Specially priced at $3.90 Chanodo Rushees Are Entertained With Party in Snow Basin Chanodo rushees were entertained at a slumber party held at Blue Boar Inn in Snow Basin Oct. 5 and 6. The party met at the gym and were taken by bus to the site of the party. The rushees were given an English "C" with another's name on it. These were used for introductions. Games were played and prizes going to the winners. Chili and crackers were served later in the evening. Cider and doughnuts were available at all hurs. A candlelight ceremony took place and ideals and traditions of Chanodo were revealed. A large metalic English "C" formed the background. Those present were : Laurel Alpha Rho Holds Rush Party In Ogden Canyon Alpha Rho Omega held one of their annual rush parties recently in the mouth of Ogden canyon. Dancing in a private hall, decorated with fall leaves, was enjoyed by all. Entertainment included a tap dance routine and a soft shoe number by Lougean Allen, of the Reed School of Dancing. A buffet supper was prepared and served by Alpha Rho members. Social activities and a sports program are being planned by Lloyd Thompson, vice president, which the members hope will promote a very active and entertaining year. The club will be operated on a "Democratic plan," introduced by Bruce McKay, president, which it is hoped will assure all members an equal voice in the operation of the club. 'Ufah's Largest and Finest' WHITE CITY Dancing Every Wednesday, Saturday and Holiday - D0K0S CANDY CO. 2522 Washington Blvd. Phone 2-5522 f Checketts, Jeanne Michaelson, Wanda Erickson, Elaine Schneiter, Thelma Betteridge, Myrna Mc-Latchie, Roma Lou Buckner, Diane Hunsaker, Kathryn Bailey, Janet Hyde, Dolores Moon, Carma Baggs, Janet Storey, La Rene Rhees, Donna Rhees, Lucile Douglas, Lou Jean Gibley, Dawna Bingham, Dolores Monson, Ann Lossee, Jean-nine McAllister, Marilyn Pitt, Beverle Cozzens, Ruth Crawford. Delores Taylor, Louise Ellis, Betty Stimpson, Beulah Mae Holm&s, June Barnes, La Rue Higley, Elaine Shurtleff, Marjorie Andrea-son, Donna Hancey, Nancy Chad-wick, Georgeanne Hedges, Erma Adams, Gwen Call, Carol Combe, Jane Ann Slater, Colleen Wheeler, Donna Baker, Barbara Meissner, and Shirley Ross. Members present were Kathryn Hackett, Marilyn Combe, Beth Olsen, Beth Willie, Ruth NelBon, Mary Bnigham, Luanne Huss, Ermaleen Stephenson, Velma Roush, Zelma Roush, Dorothy Winchester, Carol Winchester, Shirley Welch, Joyce Tarran, Gloria Phinney, Patty Jo Olsen, Pat Olson and LeVern Child. Mrs. Varva Gregory, advisor, and Mrs. W. R. Martin were present also. Dick Farr Elected President of AMS of Weber C. Dick Farr a sophomore was elected president of the Assoclato Men students of Weber college dur-its first meeting of the year, Oct. 8, in the auditorium. Other officers elected include Dick Williams, vice president; Bob Losee, secretary and treasurer; Haynes Fuller and Wynn Richards, freshmen representatives. The Associate Men students, an organization of which all Weber men are a member, will place announcements of future meetings on the bulletin board. BALLROOM SHOP j J MIJMCNI NO-TON. OOOIN. UTAH 150 - 2 1th Street |
