Weber honors all sorts of "preferred" men Above. Larry Chesley, Jack Cannon, Ray London and Dennis Peterson were winners in the annual Barker Extemporaneous Speaking Contest. These four fellows were "preferred" above all other contestants from the sophomore and freshman classes. Left. some other "preferred" men are shown here with their escorts at the annual A.W.S. Preference Ball. Kent Pantone was the man most preferred by Weber Coeds. Here he received a laurel wreath and a trophy in recognition. Theme of the dance was "Roman Holiday." With gay color, Rodgers and Hammerstein's King and I thrilled receptive audiences. The musical comedy, presented February 27-28 and March 1, received much praise with its vivid depiction of young love, delightful action of the king and his sizable family, and the delicate drama between those who love. The audience was projected into the acting from scene to scene and from song to song sharing both excitement and tragedy of every episode of the light opera, (continued)