Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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Tt me Ou Weber's hearty Co-eds in the women's intra-murols swung the base- boll bat, ran after tennis balls, and gulped down the chlorinated wafer from the swimming pool, taking off just enough time to receive recognition and letters for their 'sports ability at the W.A.A. Banquet. Ready and Wailing This year’s athletic activities were directed by Amy Johnson, president, assisted by Joye Ray, Carol Slater, Bunny Payne, and Jon Cooper. Officers for next year are: Verna Kimber, re- porter; Annette Johnson, president; Elaine Timmerman, intramural man- ager; and Bclva Anderson, secretary. There’s the Gun'

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Jtaijatt at Wr JANET GOURLEY Miss Collegiate OAHDINU, • Co Z egiofe MARIENE BARNETT Miss Weber

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 The Shop at Sly Corner The entire cost gets into the oct. They are from left: Hugh Jacobs, Loocine Pingrce, Laurence Burton, Renee Glover, Claire Kapple, Jay Livingood, Mary Ellen Bailey, Bill Carter, Amos Sargent, and L. M. Hilton. A top-notch plot of suspense and intrigue supported by a truly capable cast and expert direction and technical supervision gave Og- den audiences a powerful play to rave about during the first week in May. The plot concerns Descius Heiss who is obtensibly a dealer in antiques but who is in actuality a fence for stolen goods. His daughter, Margaret, is his one true happiness and he lives in constant fear of her dis- covering his under-handed actions. As his rough past slowly comes to light, he squirms, murders, and finally commits, unnecessarily, suicide. Author of the thriller is Edward Percy. Morris, a clever jewel thief, tries to make a deal with fence, Dcscius Heiss while sister Mathilda looks on disapprovingly. Robert Grayham, Margaret’s fiance and a prankster at heart, heckles Mrs. Catt about her rheumatism. Margaret and Joan look unconcerned.