Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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DANCES... Among the best of the social activities were the dances. The Harvest ball featured the decorations of the A.W.S. and had most Weber coeds after the guy of their choice. The newly elected officers of the freshman class were announced. The Associated Men Students then sponsored the Fall Frolic. The Weber College students se- lected two queens in balloting, and the queens were, of course, treated with royal respect. A fast, and well trained combo provided the music for this affair. The Malific, sponsored by Excelsior, and the Snowball, sponsored by Phoenix, were two dances during December which showed the spirit of both clubs. Each had decoration to correlate with the idea of the dance, and each had a little contest among members which separated the men from the boys. These includ- ed beard-growing and shaving. Girl»' choice at fall quarter Harvcat Ball. 'Really I mu t be dreaming' 76

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Be agreeable, elati. Activity marked the life of Weber Col- lege's students during the year. This is read- ily observed by the variety of student life as shown in these pictures. Outstanding assemblies were presented nearly every week. These sometimes gay, sometimes serious, gatherings included such diverse talent as a guitar player, a student singer, a faculty actor or two, and many other comical and serious persons. The concert and lecture series opened the doors to many opportunities for intellec- tual achievement to students and community members. Many outings, parties, and other social functions were sponsored by various or- ganizations on campus. These get-togethers enlivened social activity and provided the campus with fun and frolic. Dc d fish in the tub.