Weber County High School - Golden Spike Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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IONA BARBARA BERNICE GIRLS' ASSOCIATION A very successful year of girls' activities was enjoyed by the girls of Weber High under the able leadership of President, Bernice Rawlings, Vice-President, Barbara Singleton, Sec- retary, Iona Drake, and advisors, Miss Welling, Miss Ensign and Miss Ieppsen. The Senior Class girls were represented by Ianice McKay and Rozella Hunter, the Iuniors by Elaine Rundquist and the Sophomores by Betty Firth. A number of activities were sponsored successfully by the organization, among them were the annual Cupids Ball, with the theme of Fantasy , several assemblies, parties and Print Dress Week, at the close of which the girls gave a Mothers' Tea. IACK IUNIOR LLOYD BOYS' ASSOCIATION The Boys' Association, under the capable direction of its leaders, Iunior Blair, President, Lloyd King, Vice-President, and Secretary-Treasurer, Iohn Call, enjoyed another highly suc- cessful year. The advisors of the organization were Mr. Bates and Mr. Arnett. During the course of the year the boys held an assembly at which time Dr. Dixon, President of Weber College, Dr. Clark, a member of the College Faculty, and Mr. Carr, of U. S. Civil Service told the boys to prepare for vocations that would be helpful -to their government as well as to themselves. The organization also sponsored Courtesy Week in cooperation with Print Dress Week, at the close of which the annual Print Dress Dance was held. 22

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STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: Miss Welling, Mr. Watkins, Ruth Randall, Melvin Rogers, Donna Allen, Mr. Bates. Middle Row: Don Gardiner, Ioyce Shaw, Iesse Iensen, Berniece Rawlings, Bonnie Blair, Iewel Dean Bingham, Ann Holmes, Betty Firth, Gray Iacobs. Back Row: Keith Rasmussen, Robert Aldous, Howard Ellis, Lena Hadley, Rozella Hunter, Vola Wyatt, Marian Williams, Maurine Carr, Bill Berrett, Iunior Blair. The student council, composed of one student from each advisory class, student body officers, deans, and principal, have met during the year to discuss and solve student prob- lems. One of their important decisions was to buy defense bonds for the student body. In ten years this money will be returned to the school to be used for some worthy cause. Be- cause of this decision and others, the student council should be commended for thir fine work. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Front Row: Mr. Watkins, Mr. Westergard, Ruth Randall, Melvin Rogers, Donna Allen, Mrs Hammond, Mr. Reid. Second Row: Ioyce Shaw, Don Gardiner, Faye Sessions, Douglas Burnett, Marilyn Harris, Mack Smith. The social committee planned all the student body dances and social affairs for the school. This group can be given the credit for making our school year more enjoyable and more interesting. 21

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1141- THE FUTURE -- SCIENTIFIC The last one hundred years saw a phenomenal develop- ment in the field of invention. We see no reason to doubt that the impetus which gave us our present machine age will con- tinue and that inventive genius over the entire world will pro- duce newer and better aids to comfort, happiness and progress.