Alpha rho omega Founded: 1940 Purpose: To promote and encourage scholarship, friendship, honor, courage and fidelity. The baby of Weber College boys' clubs, Alpha Rho Omega, celebrated its birthday by cutting its first tooth, winning a first prize at the Mardi Gras. Closely paralleling this success was Alpha Rho's impessive bow to Weber's social life when it successfully sponsored its first dance. By the time Alpha Rho acquires a full set of adult teeth, it will undoubtedly be one of the most outstanding frats at the college. Robert Blakeley President Dick Isbell Vice-president Dr. E. L. Miner Adviser Carl Baird D. R. Burt Dewey Hudson Robert Keyes Eugene Knight Jake Koga Darrell Madsen Roger Meek Keiner Probst Connell Roberts Keith Robinson Edison Rose Ted Thorsted Lawrence Wilde Norman Knudson President LaMar Rackham Vice-president Bill Bauer Secretary O. M. Clark Adviser Oren Jacobs Floyd Layton Lex Malan Don Marston Byron McGregor Vincent Moore Glenn Poulton Curtis Rhees Jack Standing Walton Waite Those fellows who were "skulling" around the campus so suspiciously were not fifth columnists. They were members of the Skull club looking for a maiden foot to fit a size two shoe. Football Queens, barn dances, assemblies, and midnight shows have been Skulls' menu for this year. They've had their smattering of good grade getters, a dash of wits, a sprinkling of humorists, making this a year to remember for Skulls, their friends, and Weber College. Also to be remembered was the Skulls' Barn Dance. Those who had not previously made its acquaintance were introduced to the now famous LaConga Line, and square dances of all sorts were reintroduced, and welcomed.