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Show in 1946. All proceeds have always been donated to activities everyone can share. Up to date. Westminster parson has benefited by two recording maLynn Elton chines, one large motion picture Drag out a costume and your Published every other Friday. and three scholarships; the best smile for Feb. 27, otherwise re- screen, alumni. and students of the which Ben Imo enjoyed opinions Voicing ferred to on campus as fun time. latest of summer. The Mardi Gras highlights the last . An interesting sidelight to such social event on Westminsters caldonations is this years scholastic endar so we issue fair warning, Business Manager' Robert Williams, an Glen KilPatnclc .There will be. food in abundance $50 given by Sports Editor ex-and I. alum, who is now German sandwiches and typical Catherine Charlotte Kaye, Contributors: Dave Wilson, working in Tela, Honduras. Bob Kuchen, Mexican Tacos and John Rod Flint, Max Oliphant, Frank Slater, Cone, and French pastries. A ter- donated the money received as Ahlrichs. rific floor show has been planned recompense for being held a Japin addition to the games and Bill anese prisoner of World War n. Yes kids, the Mardi 'Gras has Lewis is providing best in music. it will history and a future Incidentally, faculty and students ,? I forever be a part of our tradition are requested to come iu costume at Westminster because it is one . . . the most interesting I activity given by all, for all. ordinary rags you can dig up. A few hints as to what to wear! Choose that costume and circle fine spirit of enthusiWestminster College can well be proud of the are memories from former years I Feb. 27 in red . . . this is fanfare ou a at season basketball . asm that has been in force throughout the carnival. Sheepherders and angels I for fom! -has the A11 requests for materials need- at pom games shoulders with Adam and : home games. The large record attendance shown each boom must be given to facilities. Eve ed comseating by and enlarged for Bagpipers need improved nut to the school a re- - Dr Yancey by Monday noon, Feb. a problem that will have to be looked into before peted with court jesters at the wm ' season. Whme Let us hope Utat this gcd spirit shown by rite I basketball he,' will carry on oughou students and patrons of Westminster College Naturally, royalty must reign lover such festivities so a King of the remainder of this year. Mirth will be chosen. The only of several years ago is definitely a thing qualification is being a good Joe faced with we are of . I is the problem of a lack of p The whole carnival is strictly for given much thought. That I and that before ever than students me but the posted- a go this year gave Westminster more to be mittees will remind you of has grown steadily throughout the year. Next year promises The Parson pubhshed We are pleased to note that the new.dejielopmenl sponsibthties. reached. This will make possible the of the building and improvement program started last year. This growth chosen and t0 up I committee disignated. will surely make Westminster rise to its proper place among colleges of a clean-u- p I Need fellows be reminded to take the west. I pity on the gymnasium floor? Please boots under your Coach Gene Cooper and his basketball team are to be congratu-- 1 1027 E. 21st So. Ph. lated for doing a fine job this season. The competition in this league is so Sigma pi Alpha chapter of a I team can be national f language fraternity, as- great that any one of the teams could end up on top. The will and sumes is stay leadership in promoting this assured that the support of the student body behind them I ut students participate. with them to the end, regardless of the outcome. Ihe Mardi Gras was first begun The A Cappella Choir returned last week from a very educational tour throughout Colorado and Utah. On this trip, they saw such feafor BUNNY'S tures as four of the great Colorado Rocky Mountain passes. Pikes Peak, DRIVE-Ithe large metropolitan center of Denver, and Big Al. Mishaps takGROCERIES returned until Lake Salt left choir time the they the from City ing place end LUNCHES with volumes of interBushnell and Professor Palmer supplied President SCHOOL SUPPLIES heard the anecdotes. humorous now groups and capacity SANDWICHES Many esting MAGAZINES different programs the choir presented and the name of Westminster 2268 Highland Drive heard it. A College was carried to many who heretofore had never 2 1st South and 13th East Phone similar trip is planned through Nevada in March. Needless to say, the choir members were at school bright and early on Registration Day M'nNMnntnM.mimMMMMMmman.MMnnMMnimi to welcome all the new students. the ---- S -- K G. cas-caron- es, . , -- Editorial Comment out-of-th- e- 1 1 , (Well-dresse- d). IS For Your 1 thr J -- . corn-numb- MuhaVW ZZ pST&TE hob-nail- er VALENTINE GIFTS CLARK HARDWARE ed 33 1 N 6-00- 56 COLONIAL How did you manage to sell so many tickets for your school a fond father asked his daughter. Well, father, Mary replied, it was really quite simple. As you know, everybody is looking for an excuse not to buy tickets. Bearing that in mind, I went prepared. When I Icalled on a victim I would let him see the tickets in my hand. Then 1 would say, Mr. Jones, what are you doing on November fifteenth? Glimpsing my tickets, he would other night, Id reply Tm tied up on the fifteenth if it was only some the sixteenth so buy a ticket. Then Id say, Well, these tickets are for come on, buy one. FLOWER HOUSE event? FLORSHEIM SHOE SHOP 164 So. Main St. A. L. Holman, Mgr. -- iwiiunmiHiiwmiwmiuniHuiimnimmwnimMiiimM. Salt Lakes Nicest Flower Shop BEST FLOWERS AT REASONABLE PRICES 870 East 9th South Phone 4-78- 33 |
