Nostalgia Week Nostalgia Week got more support from the average Weber State student than any other activity for the year. On Monday were the Stuffing contests; twelve bodies were the limit for the phone booth and twenty-six for the Volkswagen. Only twenty-six were stuffed into the VW because some girl on the floor of the Bug was passing out. The Trivia Contest between the faculty and students drew a large audience in the Union Foyer to watch the students slaughter their honorable opponents that evening. The goldfish event on Tuesday attracted so many contestants that Mike Stever had to send out twice for more fish. Two girls gathered their nerves and overrode squeamish tendencies to swallow the live tidbits along with some twenty young men. The Sock Hop on Thursday night was held in Promontory Tower's Cafeteria. Ira "Hatchmo" Hatch, as Wolfman, played such golden oldies as the "Peppermint Twist", "the Bunny Hop", and "Let's Go to the Hop. Oh Baby" Upper right: Members from the Hawks and the Farohs were on hand for the sock hop in Promontory Tower. Middle left: The LETTERMEN gave a concert March 27, in conjunction with the celebration of Nostalgia Week. Middle right: Joe Behunin, Robin Jeppson, and Cindy Jeppson portrayed "Joe Cool", "Peggy Sue", and "Betty Lou" at the hop. Lower left: A brave contestant for $10.00 and three LETTERMAN tickets downed a live goldfish in one of the bloodier events of the week. Basketball