Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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t f A ! n LA OIANAEDA In a “Heavenly Daze” at the inter- mision of their dance are Gobs Cherryl Hciner, Joyce Lundgrccn, Afton Kunz, Emma Hipwell, Joan Petty, Phyllis Randall, and Annette Bott. SQUARE DANCERS Square dancing was an unusual inter- mission diversion. Dancers facing camera are: Bob Bieshline, Joyce Hunter, Sterling Davis, and Ruth Biesh- line. SIGMA Miss Weber, Marlene Barnett, displayed lovely face and figure as she was crowned with orchids by Sigma prexy, Joy Moyes. Ann Lund and Gloria Pratt were grinning runners-up. 27 ,

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SKULL AND TIKI A tropical isle complete with treasure chest was center of attraction at Skull's and Tiki's dance. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Farnsworth, Doris Martin, and Blaine Gardner look over the golden opportunity. Dancing gave way to dining Ion fish n' chips) at the sophomore class sponsored dinner dance, Harbor Lights. Contemplating food or place cards are Joyce Lundgreen, Veloy Odd, Doris Brown, and Mike Hull. COLLEGIATE PROMENADE At Alpha Rho's and Sharmea's Prom, we danced to some of the dreamiest music of the year, while Janet Gourley and Rex Gardner were presented os Mr. and Miss Collegiate. At right are Veloy Odd, Janet, Dick Salter, Helen Benson, Marilyn Bowman, and Marv Peterson, just after the presentation.

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OTYOKWA Squaws Janet Gourley, Lou Jean Allison, and Ann Lund, dragged out the trusty block leotards for a preview of Otyokwa's as- sembly, not yet presented at publication time. On fflve CHANODO Shaking hayseed and such out of their hair on Chanodo's successful attempts at Show Business' ore Barbara Burn- ingham, Lora Lee Marshall, Beverly Johnson, Marlene Stewart, Donna Johns, Bonnie Bucher, and Alta Ken- dall. SHARMEA Roscs-in-teeth, the Pink Ladies of Sharmea mimicked the Musettes, sang You'll Never Walk Alone, and bowed in the laugh-happy bedlam that en- sued. 28