Show vvv yyVy MAY 22 SUNDAY MORNING THE OGDEN (UTAH) 1955 73 STANDARD-EXAMINE- R wyTnrroTfTTrrrrTrrerrrrinrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrTp : : ' Campus Chatterbox - Veber Colleg e Has Farewell Banquets Students Pick Officers One Saves World Bott and Carol Hains are president vice president and secretary respectively of the Associated Women Students for next year Serving for the Associated Men Students will be Milt Olsen Allen Fleming and Ross By MARTHA WHALEY This is the week for farewell banquets at Weber College Most alT of the clubs spent one evening reminiscing the events of the past year actepting gifts sobbing with remorse because they have to leave or because they have to stay and gorging themselves with whatever the fare turned out to be Such gay MC’s as Ann Gleason Florence Kubota Charlene Wood and Joyce Morten-so- n kept us dabbing at our eyes either from sadness or gladness Those toasts are sad too Everybody always says the nicest things to the ones who are leaving probably to make up for the grief they caused by not paying their dues until the last possible moment hu-ben- May is comparable with No- vember in that it too is election month Just about every week the old ballot box is set up in the hall with its slit of a mouth waiting to be fed the WED IN ST GEORGE TEMPLE— Mr and Mrs Fred E: Motschman are making their home in San Bernardino Calif She was Bonnie Jean Stokes formerly of Ogden Miss Myrna Kay Anderson Wed to Keith M Christianson and Mrs Morris T Christianson of New Auburn Wis when they I5' Earl W TVS°ni tprw bishop of the ward performed the double- ring ceremony in the presence of t1® wo familii es and friendsTh bride s gown was floor-length ot nglon net end lace mth a pleated bodice She carried yel- low roses and hyacinths centered with a corsage of yellow roses Her sister Miss Francy Ander- son was maid of honor with Miss trimmed basket of pink sweet- - peas Layne Winzeler nephew of bearer carry- - uas lhe ing a satin heart-sffape- pillow' d Going to school has come in pretty handy this week Weve decided that Ogden High is ideal as a sort of general meeting place for planning our a Burnie firmly declared that anyone with the audacity and poor judgment to show up in garments as reputable looking ing palm wasiiwSlof c v0r fgUe ° started press- - 50-ce- pieces into my nt o © I got the general idea Of course everyone knows they are fine handsome upstanding young men and that anything they do is newsworthy (Rates for this column -- run oc- flgflBJt scalps Like acne scalp troubles are pretty common in the teen years Will power is very nice but what it generally means is that that they’d like it publicized 25 cents per flattering ad- jective) Momentous Events? on Herg’s a brief momentous happenings of the run-dow- n week: (1) Bob Marriott and Kay Stanfield have been plotting a secret rendezvous out in front by the flagpole during first lunch That’s what you call a clandestine meeting (2) Certain parties do hereby make public apology to Mel Hamaker for undue crossness (3) Bob Marriott when he isn’t riding wildly around on the ambulance is doing a great portrait of Kay Stanfield who when she isn’t singing with the ' sextet is posing for Bob (4) Karen Neuenschwander and her very dear friend have four lovely typing books for sale Tak Off for Canyon Seniors planned this week that barring all mishaps they’d take off for the can- lfl H hit casions when we are not partying and sometimes during these brief moments we are plagued by thoughts of our chemistry finals next week and the book reviews due in English It doesn’t get anybody down though We usually pass it off with a' sigh and retire behind a copy of '“Pogo” After all we’ve got clear until next week and that old energy is getting pr?tty hard to come by in this weather Paul Jensen (just for a shining example) has to sit on the floor in the upstairs hall for awhile after school until he’s rested enough to start home flg-fljtf- d All Rather Vague Jackie Kerr and Gary Ram-te- y have been doing something or other lately No one knows quite what it is but it has Rar Occasions There actually are rare Head scratching is not a beau- tifying habit Yet look around a study hall or classroom and notice how many gals are digging a nencil or a surreptitious finger into their thrown in the drink Levis and sweatshirts are just the only thing when you plan to be leaping around in the underbrush Gay Activities All these gay activities have a rather deflating effect on the pocketbook however It’s getting so we have to count out our movie money to see whether we’ll be able to weep over “Romeo and Juliet” this week and still have enough left to weep over Garbo next week But then things are rough all over Ann Johnson tells us ® as pedal-pusher- s was definitely going to be clean-irone- ft afl gggJl ft g ggQ-P-o £be£ Miss Liddell Is Engaged Mr and Mrs David W Liddell The wedding ceremony will the take place in the LDS Ward coming marriage of their daugh- - Church in Laramie on Friday 318 Franklin St 8 6 0 announce ter Lois Evelyn to Donald Dean evening Moore son of Mr and Mrs Ray The young couple will Moore of Laramie Wyo temporarily in Laramie derstand ’em” t fi JUUULflJULkAJUJLflJULlLg Jessie S ? No-Hos- ’ ss t- O-Ho- live Jj Fern Steiner and Florence Fife Josephine Seppich captain HazelRobinson board member Myrtic Price May 26 2 pm Camp 61 — Hostess Luanne Young meet at Relic Hall cap- tcin Alta Stimson: board mem- ber Myrtle Price May 26 7:30 jtess 27gT?r7ef Eliza B WagafL Meeting in Roy LDS Ward chapel May 25 7:30 pm organize new camps Captain F10nie dark Hostess Iletta Peter-Camp pm Clara Anderson scn: Camp Sunshine — Hostess none cantain Leone F Arave- meet at Pioneer Relic Hall cap- Hostess Blanch 43 tiin Grace Doxcy board mem- - Campcaptain Eva G Peterson ber Mary Thomas May 26 1:30 Junc 2 8 pm- Captain CamD 40 -- co-hoste- ss ’ pm ra 46Hostess Ethel Stew- Mao-belwest Company Stewart a west Company Daughters of captain Sarah C Marriott LDS — l Camp 52 Meeting in Roy Thursday m unless other- - Ward chapel ?am meet pjoneers 26 D co-hist- - V Jrmon i Hcrganieew Annies Hall UC( Battalion” - Camp 55 — Hostess dL Lorraine d Norma Walker Elta members board nervisiting Camp 26— Meeting in Roy LDS chapel May 25 7:30 pm co-hoste- ss Gar-War- to organize new camps Captain Jackson and Jewell Widdison captain Rosetta Belnap Gladys Barker 27— Adell Hostess ShipCamp 60— Hostess Irene Park-l-c Camp Hazel Drake visit- Ida Ritter cap- er Marsela Gib- C' member board Boswell JaJ tain Bessie standing ing 2870 'Tyler'capUi7‘7vVnf member ' Camp 34 — Hostess Annie G son captain Irene Parker Junt ' 1 Lamb: board member Grace to be reorganized by 1 8 pm gpm ' Penman Ricks May 26 2 pm South ComPany Ina Keil Camp Camp C —Hostess Mary Mower 1372 Marilyn Driv ZALE'S-ANDERSO- N 821 27th St captain Mary Mo- - Inez Brangham captain Florence lene board member Maude W ahl- - Browning: board members Rita MaY 26- - 2 P ”5Williamson Rachel Jensen May Camp E— Hostess Martha Liesh- - 25 8 pm man 542 West 24th St Camp Y — Hostess Jeanette esf Erma Walker captain Flor- - Proudfit 1360 Capitol ence Anderson board member Silvia Watson: captain Olga Wil- ®essie Draper May 26 1 pm cox board member Ada CamP F — Hostess Jeanette wold May 26 2 pm Morrell 2533 Eccles Ave co- Camp 37 — Hostess Ellen Brew- v2969 Adams Ave captain K?ei8Schel°vUlgeI Captuin’ Barbara board member Coop Beautiful Towle Carving Set- -a $55 value Ethel Windward May 26 2 pm Esther Farr May 26 1 pm Camp G — Hostess Maude Sil- Towle Carving Knife Camp 44— Hostess Isabelle El- lison 3936 Madison Ave '’er 2846 Filmore Towle Holding Fork Rosabelle Barker and Leah Green- - ess Mildred Allred captain Wy- well captain Katherine Cowley nona Jensen board member De- Towle Slicer hoard members M£rle Stewart lecta Davis May 26 2 pm Ethel Torgeson May 26 1:30 pm Camp 47— Hostess Milda Vest Camp H — Hostess Cora B Wil- - 3627 Mt Ogden Dr son- - 3574 Kiesel Ave Ruth White: captain Elva Tay- Verna Melva lor board member Delecta Da- King captain Thompson board member Rita vis: May 26 8 pm co-hoste- ss nSSramnMa1? 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Estimates Samples Shewn in Year Own Hems Towr Fvrntvrn Like Near" at Great Savings When Revpho tstnrnd at Dial 7076 Thought of week: “The only thing that some people get out of an education” said Uncle Ben “is the ability to talk so's people can't un- ss Small Down First Door East of First Security Bank Building Thought of the Week COMING MARRIAGE — Miss Lois Evelyn Liddell daughter of Mr and Mrs David W Liddell will marry Donald Dean Moore on Friday in Laramie Wyo co-hoste- hit-or-mi- ss From 423 24th Street 0 t ' 1 He Has Traveling Bug Walter Buss certainly has the traveling bug He has been to Geneva Steel plant and Bingham Canyon with groups of students in the past week and is now planning other excursions how many is not known! - H— Hostess Jennie M 2775 Van°Bu7en ‘Ave!' Mar-ointmen- UPHOLSTERING GM ry Tomlinson d 09-Q- y Lar- co-hoste- xt is den Canyon captain Leona First it Rampton May 26 11 am Progressive difficulty starts with scratching loose col- CampI 42 Hostess ’ Vola Me- lections of dead cells that flutter Kean 550 15th St assistant host- out as dandruff Pretty soon there ess Elma Snowball captain sores that are even itchier Beth Marble May 26 2 pm When these are scratched trouble Hostess Kate Camp 45 Greaves 807 23rd St captain develops The question— how to stop the Hazel Stark May 26 2 pm circle?— is not simple to answer Camp 54— Hostess Florence B Many become convinced that it’s Allred 853 Washington Blvd dry scalp that does it and oil up captain Nina Penrod visiting their heads In many cases doc- - board member Margaret Mum-tor- s have found it’s the reverse ford May 26 7:30 pm An oily scalp produces dandruff Camp 56— Hostess Margaret There are reliable soaps and Morris West 12th Street that can help this con- - riott captain Chariot S Blair dition if they’re used regularly visiting board member Ellen But which one is proper for your Hcwell May 26 2:15 pm scalp only a skin doctor or al- Camp Hope —Hostess Louise Palmer 640 Chester St assist- lergist can tell It’s a medical difficulty and ant hostess Aenone Hall captain can’t be jielped with Oral Stites visiting board It’s tedious to clear ber Alberta Simmons May 26 Up at best but it’ll only get worse 2 pm if you don’t launch yourself on Camp Lynn — Hostess Lucy V the first step seeing a doctor Keyes 520 3rd St assistant host- - 00000000 0° FURNITURE SHOP this corner so here it is: - ° on for years T1”5 can fl cn Museum in Salt Lake City May 27 captain Darhl Salt Camp B — Hostess Zina Handy 748 25th St captain Leota F Burton visiting board member Margaret Talbot May 26 2 pm Camp D— Hostess Denoa E MeCuneJ553 Jackin Lollve captain Virginia Moore May 26 2 pm Camp K Host®ss Blanch Podge’ 92 Capito1 St hostess Grace Jorgensen captain visiti board Aa s Tillotson Madsen nlember Geneva May 26 2 “blast” Peggy Olsen and Bridget parties If you can’t find a class party (Sophomore Junior or Senior) there are still 10 or 11 guild parties to choose from and if you feel up to packing your charcoal and easel you can head for the hijls on a sketch trip with B7 Y Andelin and the art students fl S fl man °f San Bernardino m the St George LDS Temple The coupie spent a honeymoon Tmiljpr Dam and Zl0ns M J? i'aric Those from Ogden attending the wedding were Mrs William eines maternal grandmother of its annual field day at Lorin jrarr pari£ on June 23 at 12 pm in case of inclement weather it will be held at the Twenty- ninth Ward LDS amusement hall 3rd Street and Porter Av- erue Other meetings follow: Camp A will meet in the DUP grandparents of the bndegroonv assistant hosUss LaPreal K G Moore Winifred STS "I Eyre captain Bernardino May 26 2 pm Camp X— Hostess Pearl Wil- liams 1110 23rd St assistant hostesses Marguerite R Burton and Chloe F Summerill captain Greta Wheelright visiting board member Florence Win May 26 yon on Thursday and have what is euphemistically called flfiPPgJL0JL0PP-9- I his name would look nice in Bohman: captainHoliday captain Katherine Mor- Olsen visiting ley board member Mary Chap- board member Jennie Brown elle May 26 2 pm May 26 2 pm Camp L — Hostess Beatrice Drysdale 574 30th St CamD Sa Lmi To be held E Jensen: captain Lillias H at the DUP Museum in Salt Lake Rfcder board member Ardella May 26 7:30 pm City May 26 2 pm Camp M — Hostess Nona Rip- Camn Gold Star Hostess Lavon Dickamore Slaterville cap- - Phngeri 1029 Capitol Ita slater- visiting board Virginia Cude: captain Nona Riptajn board member Ethel member Edna K’ Stone May 26 Plinger! Hostess Marv Torgeson: Mav 26 8 pm Camn Libertl Mary Rand- Ward assisting hostess- a11-Camp - 531 13U Dallas Etta Willard captain Vivian- Campbell board member Ila Loewenstein visiting board mem2 pm 26 Rssmunssen May Burrows ber Orveta evenin £& e ramn Fden Hostess ine stallings Eden: assistant Haies captain Lydia McGreagor Effie Richards: hostess Margaret Stallings: cap- - Ma--ard member 2 P26 tain Beulah Thmpson: visiting board member Ethel R0SS’ May 153CampS — Hostess Mary Taylor 30th St: Marie 2 Malan Lucretia raptain Sego Lily— Hostess Jetta Jones PA By PENNY ALLRED BJLgJULftJtg 1? “p0" JernMrdmoS Ogden High Has Parties Seniors Ready for Canyon ! SJLkJLfl JUUUULaJULkAJULAjjAAJLSJUULfl-lLflJL- 'o't High Times i Marilyn The North Company of Daugh- - ess Kenneth Christianson brother of the bridegroom was best man Mark Price and Michael Sheridan were ushers The making Tr their Otristiansonaj St k "7 ““7 Prior to the wedding the bride was honored at a personal shower Harlev sundina given by Mrs Steve Allen and Heines Mr and Mrs jlck Stokes Miss Anderson Mrs nd Arlene and Steven Charles Breese of Los Angeles Mr and Mrs Ben Bolling of Lan- e Calif and Mr and Mrs caster ° Salon Edards of Manti maternal rnnnnmnnnnro t wot Craven ters of Utah Pioneers will hold Genevieve Miss Bonnie Jean Stokes The LDS Fortieth Ward Re-- Ramona Jensen as bridesmaid and lief Society Room was the scene Mrs William Billings as attend- - daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto J for the wedding of Miss Myrna ing matron Lanell winzelei stokes formerly of Ogden and be- nd M?S CD Anderson fnd niece of the bride was flower now of San Bernardino Calif vmmIa Sherma i Daughters of Utah Pioneers Plan Meetings and Annual Field Day in June Ogden Miss Is Married : Student Officers i Name Looks Nice Larry Tomlinson one of Weber’s many veterans thinks the girls get engaged to boys who go to other schools or else are out of school The other evening in the library however Theron Hunter was heard saying words which were believed to be words of proposal to Fairel votes MAKING HOME HERE— Mr and Mrs Keith M Christianson were married April 15 She is the former Miss Myrna Kay Anderson (Camera-lan- d Studio) Milt Mecham’s baseball team heaped more honors on Weber College recently by winning the ICAC championship The days were dreary and the tension great but the Weber nine came through with top honors And we’re all proud of them for it Romantic Note It has often been said that the only reason some girls go to College is to find a but most people think this i untrue because most of May Is Like November i Weber Comes Through Ha Saves the World The world was tumbling through the air and who was there to save it? Not Atlas but Mighty Bill Shaw The globe of the world sits atop one of the bookcases in the library and as fate might have it it decided to fall as Bill stood beneath it sharpening his pencil We owe a lot to you Bill for saving the world! Sadness or Gladness j in Ogden Dredge ' I Anderson So perhaps the old saying is still in effect even 00 Towle n ImMi so50' j OGDEN BEAUTY SCHOOL Dial 01 a Or Jest Prep Dewn ' TH2 WASHACm CArimi5 BEAUTIFUL COLOR TINTS In the Imporivm STERLING r Hahn ZalesJ -- a no DOVfl LIEUT 2464 Washington Blvd 2449 Washing ton Blvd |