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Show March 15. 1933 THE WEBER HERALD Page Four Why Weber Should Be Perpetuated Hints To Prom Goers Or Girl Debators Will Soon 7 Years In A Dinner Jacket Tour Leave On Mid-west bilk- It is well for all yahoos getting ed for Prom tickets and who intend to uphold the dignity of the Institution to memorize this little set of rules and customs to be followed at the Entertainment. First to the Men Clothes make up an important item. Get a tux or polish up the lapels of the old black suit with a little stove an polish and an oblong section from old iron boiler will do for a dickey. Bs sure to have the upper edges rough e .so that you will be just as uncomion-ab!as the rest of the gang. Perhaps dothes are not so important anyway, since you won't be noticed. Don't diddle with your watch charm. TVHH'imr with the watch charm is one of the oldest forms of amusement at the Prom. Great men have done some magnificant watch charm diddling at Weber Proms and have been severely slapped at times by their bored unbutton the coat and the charm. Turn it at lovingly gaze over to make sure tnat the inscription Let the charm ia ct.il nn the back. slide down the chain into the lower vest pocket. Twist the cham and suddenly let the chain slide back again. Qh the fun goes on for hours. By this time your lady will suggest that you dance so you will be busy for a ! com-Fir- st 1 while. In case the party gets dull there must be some thing to relieve the situation and the best way to do this is called "Getting a Laugh." Say of you start with three people, one off You take wears whom glasses. his glasses and that disguises him. You put the glasses on and that disguises you. Then you stand up to the third one and hit him violently in the mouth, this will knock his front teeth out and give him the appearance of a toothless old man. By this time the fun will be immense and you can run and hide. Another trick that is entertaining to every one in the vicinity is called "Baiting the Doorman." To do this get to the party just when there is a crowd at the door and play like you lost your ticket. The object is to get in on your face. Tell the doorman that you will have him fired if he keeps you out Search all your pock ets and then start to argue. The only thing you will get in your face is a big hand well pushed. This is fun for 25 for for 9j ( va well-equipp- ed f) 2 WW V-- 1 - f' - n T X . HELEN McKAY MELBA McDONALD Miss Helen McKay (left) and Miss Melba McDonald to represent (right) will leave March 16 for the middle-weWeber College in a series of debates. The girls, who will go Kanby train, will stop at Greely and Denver, Colo. ; Hays, and Chicago and sas; Kansas City and St Louis, Missouri; Carthage, Illinois. They will be gone approximately one st month. g, Besides being very excellent debators, both girls are members of the Herald staff. We expect many victories from these girls and we wish them a very successful and happy trip. Il II ' WJWOTSOT 1 - ll. $1.50 $2.50 Loveland Studio 430 21th Street Extra-curricul- ar SEE US Before the Prom National Barber tV Shop 5. 2475 Kiesel itkF II li lfe - - flowers Are Furnished ''tom t- 5 Tncy 2955 Washington Ave. PHONE ONE TWO FOUR 0 OGDEN, UTAH iPX JLtS i S L- by u - CREOLE STATE ORATOR: Huey P. in Long. Louitian senator, prominent tenate fl0ht over the Olaea Bank.no r b'"' icturd here in moment L Ml - I' fj tf.Ji .''VHWJnSw m& 1 s.IS "A T4,U.tS Ci And the V j. carroll u thth.htl- M." --$k 1 v' fw - Viromia 1 Cleveland. with I Learned, exercises u,a W i t fJJXJ?Ji' f" 'JrJ Carroll I CASHING IN ON PRECOCITY "Children should be seen and not heard," grandpa warned little Willie. "You let that child say anything he wants to, bristled his mother. I sol three of his bright sayings last mont LOOK OUT FOll THE BIG BOSS Mr. Bigmitt: "You're a henpecked little shrimp!" Mr. Peewee: "I'll bet you wouldn't dare say that in the presence of my wife." - HOUSE-BROKE- "Does your husband expect you to obey him ? " "Oh, dear no. married before." NOT You see he's been TRUETO NAME "What's the matter, Bobby?" Why are you crrying?" "Aw, my kite won't fly, and my dad made it out of fly paper, too." QUALITY PRODUCERS The Vicar: "So you like country life. Are your hens good layers?" Mabel (fresh from town): "Topping! They haven't laid a bad egg yet." Bus Inspector: "Have you a ticket, spirit of loyalty which has existed in all present and former students of Weber, the school must and shall M perpetuated. 001 Yr- ' SUITS t ' j ,f 1 mA ' f I ll " 5 If I jE i j , ' i All Barbers Graduates of Study of Barber Science. Scientific Scalp Treatment Specialty OGDEN CITY FLORAL COMPANY GEORGE SHARRATT, Prop. 2277 Washington Avenue Office Phone 2686 Residence Phone 2878-- 1 r - FREE Alterations O COATS $15 r' 1 " 4 i Jf tiff - BARBER SHOP 2409 Kiesel Ave. House of America's Greatest Clothing: Values Sgf8Psal ffe? U - ' FREE Pressing ft. prohibition F. L. BURGESS Ik 11 i DOUBLE DOSE OF HEALTH: At tnoy ful little pal! Cary Oranfs b.rthday-- - l s ; J& fc was January 18 and Randolph' 1 b Scott's Ave days later, so she Qava$mx8xs&- gift a I .' them this pLJJ t-- "Z"t 2& luscious chocolate cake. They cel. jf-7'7 A- ebrated the occasion right on the VJ&K "Woman Accused" set where Miss and Grant, Paramount $ WttfV V V . stars, are working. 1 appropriate 11 f I I A I) - r A ?- ' .. - HENPECKED "Did you give the man the third degree?" asked the police officer. "Yes, we browbeat and badgered him with every question we could think of." "What did he do?" "He dozed off and merely said now and then," Yes, my dear, you are perfectly right.' " ll 3 minutes, 10 sc - ondi Reading Time : UII.UUII.IJIHI1III X : ' ROOTER Application photos land the jobs I '- ' ", rff T "My, Johnny got bunged up at the last football game. He broke an arm and wrenched his shoulder, not to mention the bruises." "But I didn't know he played foot ball." "He doesn't. He got into the wrong rooting scetion. ' : ' ' . t - W - v - " ? p afterwards. Spend as much time as possible in the dressing room. This gives the young man time to sit around with the boys and tell them what a smart date he has. Anything to boost your stock. Comment from time to time on how well every other girl's flowers look. This makes the young man appreciate that you are used to orchids instead of roses and sweet peas. Be dissatis fied with the table you get for supper. Insist on another. This shows the boy friend that you know your way about, but don't try to eat the shoestring potatoes with your knife. It annoys the waiters. Last of all make your escort know that you have had a lovely time by suggesting that you go home early. This pleases everyone and proves that mere Proms are nothing in your young life. A ROTTEN ' ''' I everyone. Now for the Girls. Never kiss in crowded places or in ventilated rooms. Avoid drafts in case you feel all in Loveland's 12 r i Ferhaps at no other time during the history of the Weber College has the thought "why Weber should be perpetuated" become so vital. During the present session of the state legislature this thought has been constantly be fore the public eye. The bill, providing for the maintenance and support of Weber College, was passed on Mar. 8th, securing a definite perpetuation of the school. The present institution consists of a very fine campus. The main building contains classrooms laboratories and a large assembly hall. The present beautiful paintings, pipe organ and other necessities in the as sembly hall, for the enjoyment of the students, show the work of many years The gymnasium is one of the most modern and adequately provided, for buildings of its type, in Utah. Weber College also owns and operates several other buildings on the same block that the main buildings are on. Boys and girls dormitories are maintained by the school to accomodate out of town students, These buildings were purchased while the school was under the supervision of the L. D. S. Church. Two large buses are run to accomodate more than seventy-fiv- e students from Box Elder County. It is but a step for the state to take the school over and maintain its welfare. Weber College upholds certain standards and ideals that are not to be found in any other school in Utah, and 9cioqei3 aqj, uor)Bu ain Xiqissod debating programs, Weber has become famous for, have b een carried on with little or no financial support from the school. Especially is this true of the present school year. The extensive athletic programs have also been requiring little help from the school by way of finances. Those students, who have carried the name of Weber College across the nation and to the Hawaiian Islands, have left a spirit of good-wiand friendship in the hearts of all those they h ave come in contact with. The Weber Herald, erstwhile school publication, is also through its which is most remarkable for a school paper A fine attitude has been established by the students of Weber. The assemblies, which are given daily, are sponsored entirely by the' students themselves. This is quite different from other institutions, which hold assemblies weekly or even less frequently. The Devotional period at Weber attempts to give to the student some of the finer things of life. Student pep is brought forth a fervor and loyalty that is not common to most schools. activities are well- patronized by the students and pat rons of Weber. Because Weber College cannot afford to lose social contacts and that s ; SUPPLIES AN ADORABLE NEW FORMAL For the Three R's Readin - Ritin - Rithmatic DRESS Ogden Book & Supply Co. 2479 for the PROM for only Washington Ave. ' Phone 34S-W THE BABE HAS POORHOU8E BLUES: Babe Rutn I r ' 1 and Colonel Ruppert tage the Babe's an. nual benefit bout The i Battle of the Shekels. 1933 Ruth homers at $75,000. The Colonel counters with 4 - - jjy v v) J I.. rates $SO,000 offer. cut is the Babe' matum. ANNOUNCE THE NEW FORTUNE SHOES FOR MEN $098 and $050 ASK for THEM by NAME FORTUNE Your Feet are Worth Fortunes A a-- not l ...guir i w s Chinese province $E95 10 ulti- EVERY ONE NEW! ALL- specially purchased for the DIFFICULTIES Treacher: "Bredern, we must do something to remedy de status quo." Memberr: "Bruilder Jones, what am de status quo?" Treacher: "Dat, my brudder, am Latin for de mess we's in." PROM Eyesight TT tit Order Your CLASS PINS CLASS RINGS Now. Pearl Set Any time "W" costs you one dollar less this year. Selling Now for $4.00 J. S. Lewis & Jewelers Co. ji Jyrvx'' jjTYf hPhiS'" V ' i like all health depends upon examine care Let eyes and your l,s 1 advise you how to conserve your tJ Nvjfeg;vJ ft Vtl sight. Dr. W. R. Doxey OPTOMETREST at WRIGHT'S n J |