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Show Page 6 THE SIGNPOST March 28, 1969 SOUK KAPES f 2r4 s? - W: jATrll state Mb-. E ai4 V MEMBERS OF Weber State basketball team honored this week for their outstanding and memorable performance throughout the 1968-1969 basketball season. Yfois Week IVe Moraou a7SC EkaskeflbGiflfl TTeom The basketball team this year has definitely not lacked publicity. But the statistics have ignored members of the basketball team as Individuals who laugh, cry, smile, frown and do other things that everybody does nowadays.Weber's net swishers have personalities to match the statistics behind their names. Perhaps the players' most notable eccentricities show up in their eating hab CocCol "d C-k- .' ttijpM.-J HdOf lUrM tf Cool it. Things could be worse. You could be out of ice-cold Coca-Cola. Coke has tne refreshing taste you never get tired of. That's why things go better with Coke, after Coke, after Coke. m4t Im evfherfty of The CociCeUi Cmpgny bp its. Mike (Peanuts) Hall and Sessions Harlan have almost a running battle for first place as consumers of food products while the team is on tour. Mike not only manages to buy two full meals out of the meal expense allowed him, but he also often offers to take care of the left overs of other team members. A member of the baseball team, also, Hall is rated as one of the greatest smorgasbord- on'. t"e ooH..rl a Tnt Corj-Col COTi" Coco-Cola Bottling Company of Ogden ravagers of the decade. Sessions Harlan's favorite declamation is "Gotta have that cheese!" No matter how much allowed him, Harlan always buys cheeseburgers, fries, a malt, and various other foodstuffs. A great contrast to these two is Gus Chatmon. who, for some reason, can't stand to eat much during his pregame meals. No matter how much allowed him, Gus usually settles for soup and the soft drinks that he practically lives on. Though members of the team like to chase around, the coaching staff agrees that they are "generally well behaved." Opposites exist betweenmembers- of the team. Sessions Harlan is camera-shy, while Willie Sojourner can't wait for a camera to come around. Larry Bergh is indifferent about the whole thing. One team member is known as the only basketball player who can break his ankle shooting free-throws. He did just that at Missoula, Montana. Other players, even ones who have seen a lot of action, haven't suffered an injury all season. mm mm "THE ULTIMATE IN FINE FOOD" ORDERS TO TAKE OUT Hello meat-heads! . . . Here we go again . . another sweet quarter of plagiarism, Mind rot, and other banal tripe. SO WHAT you don't do nuthin . .. Well, the kid got a letter from San Fran last week, so I got a little more graffitti for youse: "Revolution is the result of an Orchestra Scheduled The Weber State - Ogden Symphony Orchestra will present a concert on Wednesday evening, April 2 at 8 p.m. in the Fine Arts Center auditorium. Admission is free and the public is cordially invited. Among the many compositions to be preformed will be Haydn's Concerto in D major and Schubert's Symphony No. five. Also to be included in the concert will be works by Britten, Mendelssohn and Berlioz. The orchestra is made up of day students and adults from the Ogden area who wish to maintain their musical thought through the orchestra. The orchestra is under the direction of Dr. Herbert Cecil. Speech Course Forensic Champ Mary Hillyard is the reigning forensic champion among first quarter speech students. She won first place in a speech competition among more than 200 students in 11 sections of Speech 1, Principles of Public Speaking. Louis Agren was the second place winner. Both top winners were from classes taught by Jay Clegg. Other winners were Fran Wik-strom, Kris Johnson, Mike Richards and Rhea Andersen. Student teaching applications for 1969 summer and autumn quarters must be submitted by Friday, March 28th. Students may obtain the necessary forms by obtaining a "Guide to Student Teaching" from the bookstore.Students are required to have an interview with the Coordinator of Student Teaching In office L 15 of the library. March 28 is the last day to make appointments forinterviews. Featuring Our New Beautiful Dining Room ! Air Conditioned ACCOMMODATIONS FOR LARGE OR SMALL GROUPS FOR INFORMATION OR RESERVATIONS Qall 394-6002 ouey-Noodles 0) 7 onnmp 5:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. Closed Tuesday 2430 old society pregnant with a new one." . . "Unzipped mail is indecent." . . . "Cinderella married for money." . . . "Until you understand a writers ignorance, presume yourself ignorant of his understand." Sam (ancient mariner) Coleridge. In one of the classes, the prof and the students were discussing the separation of church and state in Utah. That is they were discussing it until someone reminded the class that they don't have any state. You ever work for a broad? It's about the same as working for a man . . . cept it's a broad . . . you can't argue with a broad. Frinstance, "Phil you better make this twice as long." ... So here the kid is stalling while Fearless runs like poor white trash . . . wait! here he comes now . . "what do you get if you cross a sparrow with a camel? You get an ostrich." No Fearless. "What do you get if you cross a leopard with a camel? You get a giraffe." No Fearless . . . You'll get the kid thrown off campus. I wish someone would do something perverted. This coming back after a dead week and having to crank out non-existent gossip isn't too cool. Last month there was a guy up here with a Donald Duck type sailor hat that said "Titanic" on it. I didn't see it, but I wore a monks robe the next week, and everybody thought it was just a neat ski jacket. TTFN Hang tough and all that ... the C.B. World Record May 5th, the beginning of Wil-cat Week, will feature a world championship marathon game: Pingpongt The game will begin when the eternal flame is lit a-round noon. The game will continue through Friday amassing 120 hours. Kenny Knight, chairman of the sponsoring committee stated, "Dean Hurst was in attendance at the last committee meeting. He suggested ways that the alumni could best participate in these activities. His reaction to the planning was favorable. "Students should watch the Signpost for further details. Wildcat Week is going to be big - like this ping pong championship. ' "We realize May 10 is the celebration for the Golden Spike Centennial, but we plan on making this event work for us - not against us" continued Kenny. GRANT AVE. OODEN |
