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Show Plans Being Penciled For New Weber Gym By Niles Ilerrod A cool $1,250,000.00 will produce one of the most modem and practical gymnasiums of the intermountain West for Weber College and Ogden City. Working with the 1956 legislated appropriations, archi Men Learn 'Skillet Skills By Brent Harris Recognizing a need for such a course, Weber College will offer a two-hour class Winter Quarter in "Food Preparation for Men." The aim of the class is to acquaint the stronger sex with the fundamentals of preparing "edible" meals. Margaret Jacobs, Home Ec adviser, says that in this day and age many fellows need to know how to whip up a few meals. Both the male student and the missionary could save money by acquiring a few "skillet skills." The knowledge of such a course is a boon to batchelors since it puts an end to living out of the "can." Even the hubby should know how to stir up a little something in case the little woman works or can't cook herself. The class isn't designed to make Chef Milanis out of the boys, but through the learning of a few basic tricks the boys will be able to prepare "inexpensive, quick, nutritious and delicious meals. If for no other reason, all men should take the course to get even with the women in Congress. HEADQUARTERS WHITE STAG WIDDER SKI BOOTS Full Double Best Top Grain Scctch Leather SPECIAL $2I.S5 318 - 24ih, tects plan the initial construction to begin July of l'Jfi!). The tentative site for the building will be between the Physical Science Building and the stadium parking lot. Many Purposes The new gym will serve the college with immediate facilities of organized recreation, organized swimming, organized intramurals and even organized chaos of just-plain physical entertainment. The spaciousness of the gymnasium will provide the means for tie legalized, collegiate "necking with a down-beat" (commonly termed dancing). As an answer to the Assembly Committee's prayer, the gym will also furnish an indoor gathering place for the entire student body. Sexes Combined A new concept in physical education will be the men and women's combined participation in the lighter activities such as .swimming, handball, badminton, etc., however, some activities will remain for the individual sexes (such as showering, steambathing, etc.)!! Serves Community Paramounting the college with ample activities, the new gym will also serve the entire community through the gym's educational courses swimming, recreational activities and the teaching of specific skills rather than on an unlimited membership basis as is the case at the old gym, according to Dr. Reed K. Swenson, chairman of the Physical Education Division. n A -DORMER-WERNER ANDERSON-THOMPSON Ogden Book Revue Out of My Life And Thought By Albert Schweitzer Revued by Geraldine Utsman Schweitzer had earned a Doctor's degree in Philosophy, Theology, and music in his twenties and at the age of thirty decided to become a Doctor of Medicine and center his Christian exploits in Africa. He had written some of the world's greatest books on philosophy, biblical criticism and the composer Bach before he was thirty years old. Captivating Copy As it seldom happens that a great philosopher can write an interesting book in such a way that it captivates the reader yet still accomplishes to push an ethical philosophy into his mind, this book becomes a wonder. This enlightening autobiography tells the story of one of the world's greatest humanitarians with just enough magnitude of thought plus humor to make it interesting. His thoughts on civilization, Reverence for life, and the world in general are explained in detail along with the influences, that create a humanitarian. Everybody's Reading Every college student should be exposed to its context, however, if you don't like to think while you read, don't attempt to add this volume to your mental bookstore. Note to Wonderers If you are looking for the "Is it true" column, you won't find it. The reason is because it isn't here this time. Please cotnain yourselves, and hold on to your desires to read nasty things about people till next issue. The big Christmas issue will come out a week from today complete with all kinds of Christmas goodies, and the "Is it True" column, of course. Santa himself may leap out of the next issue, so better watch for it. STUDENTS! Come Here for the Best in FOOD and FOUNTAIN Drive-in Service COMBE'S DRIVE-IN 385 - 12th Street , EGYPTIAN Now Showing . . The Year's Big Fun Show Cary Grant Suzy Parker in "Kiss Them for Me" HAVE THE HAPPIEST OF HOLIDAYS! Club Parties Drone On, Sarcastic News Written Excelsior Excelsior is really pleased with the new members they have taken. We feel that we have a real top group this year. The new "E" men will be in attendance at the Acceptance Banquet to be held December 5th. "Gray Cliff" has been set as the place. At the last home game of the football season the "E" men out-yelled the Sigmaites to win the "Hound Dog" trophy. This has given the guys an urge to show their vocal powers again. So watch for the white hats or green mugs at all the basketball games. "Excels" enjoyed a tobogganing party with the L. D. Swabbies last Monday night at Snow Basin. As expected, the party was cold, damp, and well-attended. Most of the social clubs are pretty quiet during the holidays. But not "E" and "O. T." During the holidays we are having a Dinner Dance with our sister club. This promises to be a real swell affair. Sharmea New pledges are complaining about putting on weight since they joined club. Over-indulgence in candy and cake during meetings is responsible for the excessive Weight. "Keep trim ladies by overcoming temptation." If in a game with Sharmea you were smashed with a volleyball you thought you had successfully returned to the other side, then you have been indirectly introduced to our star player, Estella Bir-kenfeld.At the volley ball game Friday 22nd with L. D., Sharmea was extremely surprised by the vivaci-ousness of their team. The Pink Ladies were overly pleased with the competition. Sharmea is looking forward to an exciting final game with O. T. and with your competent sports manager, Jody Budge, we know you will be a strong opponent. Lamdba Beta Pi The new "Men's" social club has finally been organized. We felt because of the laxness of the other social clubs on campus, that there was a need for a new organization. At the present time we have about :iO members, both freshmen and sophomores. Our colors are black and gold with a centaur as our emblem. We had a little bad luck in starting intramurals, 'but we plan to buckle down for the oncoming season.Plans are already underway for a New Year's Party. Bottles are all in the process of being aged. We also plan to match grade point with any other club on campus and come out on top. Sigma Looking like the well-fed cat that got the top o' the bottle, Sigma settled down to work with its new members last week. With final exams looming over the horizon Sigma has slowed down to four parties a week although some of' the gung-ho par-tiers like John Hardy, Lynn Perkins and that degenerate bunch, have been sneaking parties on the sly. Congratulations to Pat Wells and Sandy Weaver of LD; girls with new diamonds. We hope you keep coming to our "joint"-club parties. Although it's still two months away some of the members are beginning to anticipate the Pajama Dance. Earl Porter has been observed standing before the mirror, modeling his tailored pajamas, and, although nobody realizes it, Lynn Perkins has been wearing his PJ's to school all week. Otyokwa SnOW RaKtn lrw1TA cinna for a big Thanksgiving party with o: mi .7 oisma. ine lurney, compliments of Janice Hohhs anH n;.lr Nlnl,. olas, all the "fixins" were on the menu. Thanks to Sigma for an outstanding party, we had a ball, mi . , . . j. ne squaws ana I'noenix had a biff "snlashv" swimmiran nm-w loot Monday. We appreciated the good ume you snowed us Phoenix I! Congratulations to newly elected Freshman President and Representative Janice Hobbs, and Claudia Bertagnolli. These able papooses will take charge of the coming Christmas Banquet. La Dianaeda Mid chills and spills L. D. and Excels had a real blast at Snow Basin. Thanks "E" men for such a fun party. We're glad there were no brain concussions this year. Last Tuesday was our pledge Banquet at which all the swabbies united as one. Congratulations to our Freshmen members who were elected to the following offices: President Margaret Miller, AWS Reporter Jo Ann See, AWS Freshman Representative, Kathleen Shurtleff, Club Representatives, Lael Combe and Margaret Anderson. Intramurals, Polly Ann Henderson. Congratulations to the two smiling faces that are sporting diamonds this quarter Sandy Weaver and Pat Wells. Also Congrats are in order to our new freshmen pledge Sheri Christofferson. The forward look is a party with our brother club Phoenix. Phoenix The squaws and the "sisters" are still shaking water out of their heads from the riotous dunking party last Monday. We're looking forward to another gas soon with O T. Speaking of parties, and I was, Phoenix is still looking forward to a gay fling with the swabbies, even though we can't seem to find an unbusy date after three or four tries. With the Snowball on the 20th of this Month, it's hard for any of the people in Phoenix to find the time to do much else, especially study. Maybe that's why Brent Harris is working on a pill that will make sleep obsolete. Possibly that's better than conceit pills, huh, Excels? tkwimfwijCb (m? not if you give her a DIAMOND for CHRISTMAS From WEST JEWELRY 2325 Washington Blvd. |