ae ALUMNI JOIN IN Songfest, Reception For Team . becom MEMBERS of the ‘59 championship team are (from left) Gene Kunz, Gordon Millerberg, Coach Bruce Larson, and Loren Burton. invited Weber to State College golf team participate in the St. has competition. Each competing group will sing two numbers during the program. ‘We are excited about the opportunity to participate in such an enjoyable student activity,” been Andrews In- ternational Collegiate Team Championships in St. Andrews, Scotland, this spring, and faculty, alumni their guests and wives are invited to go along. Those who go on the trip will leave New York City on March 30. The next five days will be spent playing or watching golf games, with departure from Scotland set on April 6. Cost of the trip is $495, which includes round-trip says Alan Hall, executive alumni director. He says students are pleased to have alumni joining in the program. To Honor Team air fare from New York to Prestwick via BOAC; accommodations at Old Course Hotel; St. Andrews, with full breakfast for six days from March 31 until April 6; Deadline for paying money and making reservations is Feb. 15. More information can be obtained and reservations made by phoning Coach Mac Madsen or Alan Hall, alumni director, at the college, 399-5941. Persons who are interested in becoming “‘sponsors”’ for the trip can pay more than the $495, with the extra money going to help pay expenses for members of the WSC golf team. WL LL WHEL LLaaadadddddddddddddidédslsida ddddddliddaaddddilddddddlidd lddbddddhidlbididddddddiddd ALLL Lh . COMMENT. WL Lldddddddadddddddddddddddddddddda UL idiiddiiiidddddidddiddddddididdddiddddddidddiiddian Noted Speakers Coming to WSC Nationally prominent figures in the educational and_= en- tertainment world are included on the Weber State College convocation series for the winter quarter. Dr. Sam Another activity planned by the Alumni Association will honor the Weber basketball team of 19581959 who won the national championship in the junior college division. Members of the team will be honored at a pre-game reception on the Weber State campus and during half-time of the Utah State University-Weber State Basketball game on Feb. 27 in Ogden. The reception will be held in the Skyroom beginning at 5:30 p.m. where movies of the team’s winning plays will be shown. Refreshments served and a picture and trophy case containing their trophy will be displayed. Mementoes will be members show. of the wining Also invited to attend will be present college officials and community leaders. Members of the 1958-‘59 teani were Ed Chatlin, Gordon Millerberg, Gene Kunz, Doug Harrop, Joe Carter, Richard Conally, Gary Gardner, DeRay Monson, Hadfield, Allen Loren Navidomskis, Weathers. Holmes, Lynn Burton, Mike and Val A. Receptions Planned Two receptions have been planned recently for members oi the Weber State alumni living in the areas where the WSC athletic teams have played. Prior to the Colorado State University-WSC game, some 20 alumni and their partners attended a reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hurst, WSC alumni who made arrangements for the event in Fort Collins, Colo. Gary Crompton, assistant athletic director at WSC and Don Spainhower, director of college relations, addressed the group, outlining plans for the special events center and telling about changes on the campus. Mr. Hall also attended. A second reception is planned for Jan. 19 prior to the San Jose State College-Weber State game in San Jose, Calif. Paul Bingham is the key alumnus in charge of this gathering. Mr. Crompton and Mr. Spainhower as well as Dale Gardner, WSC athletic director and John Peterson, sports information director, will attend. A slide show will be presented concerning the planned special events center. Over 200 alumni of Weber State reside in the area. era presented to team during the half-time All Involved . On Jan. 31 the Repertory Dance Theater of the University of Utah presents a program, and.on Feb. 7, and sororities, dorm students and others. They will be competing for first and second place trophies, while the alumni group will sing during the judges tabulation and are not involved in the actual GOLFERS. GUESTS INVITED TO CONTEST IN SCOTLAND The For the first time in Weber State College history, members of the college alumni will participate in Songfest, a night of musical entertainment sponsored by the Associated Women’s Students on campus. Scheduled on Jan. 25 at 8 p.m. in the Fine Arts Center auditorium, the Songfest will include performances by 50 or more alumni of Weber State in two presentations, including one “fun’’ song. Other campus groups will participate, including fraternities Planned I. Hayakawa, president of San Francisco State College, speaks. Mort Sahl, a leading comedian on stage and television, speaks Feb. 21. He is in constant demand at colleges, said Daniel L. Martino, director of Weber State cultural programs. — Invited to the event will be all those who were involved with the championship team, including Coach Bruce Larson and team manager, Bart Mifflin; Reed Swenson former athletic director; Dr. William P. Miller, who was president of the college; newspaper sports writers of that year and athletic conference representatives. REHEARSING for Songfest are alumni, David Myers, Doug Hurst and Dick Speechly, all vocalists.