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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1947 volume:

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The structure of the church organ- ization contributed strength and unity among the members of, and between groups. ln the evenings, recreational activities provided diversion and relaxation and made the iourney easier to bear. On July 24, 1847, they arrived at their destination. Through the years, despite hardships and suffering, they constantly worked and struggled together producing the finalf result of a state rich in resources and industry. In the past lie one hundred years of progress. What does the future hold? It is for us, the future citizens of this state, to answer that question. We face a great social and economic frontier which can be crossed only through faith and perseverance. The future holds iust as much as we will put into it. Truly, we are the Pioneers of Today . Five WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK- SIX 4 To-Verne Oberhansley- Ober to both students and teachers-gentleman-sports tanf wrestler-diplomat-politicianeouthoretriendly-helptul-enthusiasticwwill be long re- membered for his F. F. A. summer outings, project completion days, banquets, flower and seed shows, and harvest balls-developed many a state champion and a tew na- tional contenderswhas seen his boys take their places as master farmers of Weber County-has been succeeded by one of them-is wished health and contentment in his retirement by everyone. N xg 1 A I I P 'rf' .1 X yn I , 1 V: 44 4 , 1'F1 NB v 1 l vm MY' w ' -w3g,.,.vub ,gmjfg u 4 ww nf- T5 Wm . .. xx , V ., ,QL CAFTA f - 0 P .I . I , I X5 'nl ,, -. . wr 1 19 In ff' ' ' 1.3, k. NJ , , - , 5 ' 4 Q-man-, - J : ,. li. W--, . FV ai? A .i ,I W ,L F 5' if 'r' i?f'f ' f 2 ' ' NW- ag .1 J x n uf , I ll -ff: - QV' r I 1 A V in A l . MCE' . I' ' 'Tir I . -'. .gunna 'L N nLllf'.-l',,u .mn-2--. Q y r I v 1 mu ' Sl-u 1' Superintendent of Weber Co Schools- gnu.- A. Parley Bates With Superintendent Bates at their head, the school board acts as a policy making body in educae tional matters for Weber County. lt is their duty to distribute funds carefully and equitably over the county districts in order to provide a uniform educational system throughout the county. Some of the things which tall under their iurisdiction are the hiring ot teachers and supervisors, provision ot a transportation system which includes establishing the bus routes, authorizing constructton and maintenance ot school buildings, purchasing equipment for use in the schools, and setting standards to be followed by all students. - .JW Q i mfrj -QQ Louis Wangsgard, President, Frederick Barker, Vice Presidentp Clarence Kingston, H. Guy Childs, Carl Olsen, L. Earl Swenson, Assistant Superintendentg A. Farley Bates, Superintendent. Our Genial Principal- Mr. Metcalf The man with the average mentality, but with control, with a definite goal, and a clear conception of how it can be gained, and above all, with the power of application and labor wins in the end. -William Howard Taft The last chapter in the story of the class of '47 as school chums and classmates has been completed. What wonderful years of growth and happiness they have been. The sequel is now to unfold. You graduates will tread diverse paths. You will be continuously confronted with new difficulties and experiences. That the ideals, friendships, and development you have gained at Weber may assist you in acquiring new ioys and achievements is the sincere desire of the faculty. ROY C. METCALF Nine 'X 'Ulf JJ ,ff .J jl ,L y 'iff M . 4' , W' 4 J - .jf Mr. Word swell ocquointed with most boys ot Weber os he is Deon of Boys. This work enobles him to fulfill his desire of doing those things which build chorocter. Summer time finds him with the Forest Service becouse of his love of outdoor life. Mrs. Dracyer-With o fovorite phrose, Lough ond the world loughs with you, weep ond you weep olone, Mrs. Drooyer is d very efficient ond successful Deon of Girls. She is interested in people ond in the woy they view things, with oi respect olwoys for students. She enioys competitive contests ond troveling. Mr. Watkins-Is Weber County Co-ordinotor. Unlike most men, he enioys doing 0 little bit of everything. At hecnrt he is ci fomily mon. Irene Syrett-Very efficient in her work os school registror. Her secret ornbitions ore out in the open since her recent inor- iicige. She especicilly enioys doncing ond you will find her ot most of Weber's donces. Mr. HeinervHis fovorite pastime is working in ottics-clecining the one ot home ond filling those of his pupils ot school. He tecrches Old Testoment ond one clczss of Church History. Miss ChadwickfStudy in the New Testoment is very interesting when done under her direction. She likes driving out into wide open spcices ond hos ot hobby of roising flowers. Mr. Eyre-Thonk youl These words ore fomilicir to stu dents who study Church History in one of his closses. He serves cis priricipol of the Seminary and hcis spociul interests of othletics ond music. . l i y , .... gum' A ,st . 7 gy. T011 -,nu Mr. Smith-Do you have an urge to get up into the wide blue yonder? Mr. Smith gives you the facts and information necessary in aviation. He is especially fond of fixing everything that needs it. His favorite pastime is participating in outdoor sports. Mr. Petty-Instructs the future farmers and teaches them how to keep their machinery working. He also supervises their farm proiects. Mr. Parker-During his two years here at VVeber, he has iustly been acknowledged as a very fine football and baseball coach. In his spare time he enioys sleeping-also doing anything sinful or fattening . Mr. Grcivesf-Typically American in his views and outlooks. He enioys all outdoor sports and has a weak- ness for good raisin pie. The subjects he teaches are English, Speech II and American History, Mr. Slater - High on the honor roll in sports at Weber and in this region. Works diligently with athletic-minded boys to achieve top honors in football, basketball and baseball. He enjoys all out-of-door activities. Miss Cooper-To those students preparing for a career in the field of business, Miss Cooper's classes are invaluable. For spare moments she likes piano music, gmfdgrfingpbnd traveling. Mr. Johnson-Learn to balance your books in bookkeeping and to type a buslinesswe dwith the aid of this reliable instructor, Ho directs the business staff of the Golden Spikes. Scoging is his favorite hobby. Miss Anderson JA lot of fun and very competent in her work in Speech and English. She enioys the plea- suins obtained in reading, dancing and swimming. Mrs. FollettfShe has done excellent work in Journal- isin and English fields during this, her first year at Weber. Her special hobbies are composing poetry, dancing, bowling and attending basketball games. Mr. Green- The play is the thing is a very timely and appropriate saying kept forever in front of casts during the course of preparing one of his dramatic productions. Mr. Dabbfhlew addition to the faculty this year. He is here at Weber in the field of Eng- lish. Like most of us he dislikes cold weather. He likes apple pie and all other good things to eat. Mr. Anderson - Musically talented and very capable with both orchestra and mixed chorus groups. His favorite activities are chemistry, radio and the playing of the flute. Mr. Barnett-For his two years at Vvuber he has gained quite a reputation for himself as an athletic coach and mathematics teacher. Dur- ing loisuro hours ho attends sports, especially basketball games, and takes in hunting and skating. Mr. Westergard V If you have artistic talents, he will help you bring them to the surface. His professional hob- bies are art and photography. In the art field he prefers pen and ink, oil, leather work and wood carv- ing. Ho sorvos as advisor to the yearbook staff and takes many pictures for this book. Mr. Reid-With fivi' linc-s for a scale he can get ntelodious measures in creative music. Also directs the Band and Girls Glow. Wliiln his hobby on the sideline is photography, he is fond of hiking and eating. 'llXVl'lV0 Mi ' I 4 4 ., gf f J 1 l Tl 1 ff i 0 H' f ' f Mr. Brownflf you're interested in what makes you tick, enroll in one of his Physiology or Eugenics classes, l-le seems especially interested in improving people's ideas on the subject of love. Miss Bernards-Has an excellent interpretation of the Spanish language. She also teaches Biology and Phys. Ed. She likes to dance, swim, attend sports contests and enjoys her association with people, Mr. Drake-Has taken over Ivlr. Oberhansley's work in teaching agriculture to the future farmers . Bugs and insects come into his life because he also teaches biology. t-lis favorite sport is skiing but he likes to read and listen to the radio. Mr. Mortenson --lvlathematically minded students who enroll in his classes emerge at the end of the course with a knowledge of higher mathematics. As school treasurer, he keeps the books and pays the bills for school functions. Miss Littlefieldmlhe lady who helps young girls to win a man's heart through his stomach. Her favorite pastimes are camping out and cooking over an outdoor fire. Mr. Rutherford- Bring your old jaloppies to auto memchanics and the results will be amazing. He enjoys drawing and all sorts of construction. JN, Vg J X Ja fu llif J ffl i I J 2 , jf , , G JJ fa 1 ' y 41.1 f If 1 tj ,J j jj ,F I so S77 11' Miss Pehrson -,Are you ill? Just goto one of the girls who took Home Nursing and they can probably fix you up, for Miss Pehrson gave them a lot of valuable information pertaining to care of the sick. Miss Newman-fAids the girls who desire to become shapely Susies. Enjoys music and modern dance, also sports such as tennis and swimming. Looking into her private life we find her secret desire is to be A. A. U. swim- ming champion. Miss Bates-This sewing teacher who keeps the girls in stitches is fond of sleeping, sewing and reading. Mr. Hadlock-lf you are interested in our country's situations and problems, Mr. I-ladlock will be glad to discuss them with you in American Problems. l-lis pet hobbies are gardening and book reading. Mr. Jen- kins- Familiar to iuniors in American History. His classes are enioyable for the simple fact that he enioys his teaching. Likes athletics and all school functions. Mr. RussellAWell known for his interesting and enjoyable American Problems classes. The recreations he values most are fishing and hunting. Mr. Berrettflfor his first year at Weber he has acquired recognition in the fields of American history, New Air Age, and the Americas, He relishes good sports, reading and riding. l-le is also a nonfmovie fan. t ' ,., .,.k hffff .QQ F011 rt con STUDENT COUNCIL iii Mrs. Draayer, Patsy Pollard, Lee Lalli, Dolores Bingham, Delsa Davis, Mr. Metcalf, Shirley Dean, Faun Patterson. Della McEntire, Dona Smith, Mr. Ward, Karma Wangsgard, Eleanor Ross, Olene Smith, LaVere Campbell, Maxine Dabling, Clifford Lee, Robert Tucker. Darrell Firth, Dee Wallace, Darrell Tucker, Fred Johnson, Don Hales, Gerald Stanger, Quentin Jenkins, Dale Hansen, Burk Clegg, .lay Shepherd, Seth Blair, Val Hancock. The Student Council has the power, among other things, to supervise and promote interests in the extra-curricular activities of the school and to make and enforce any rules necessary for the betterment of the student body, its life, or interests, During the year, the Student Council sponsored many activities, such as the Get Acquainted Party , numerous assemblies at Weber and at other schools, and several dances. Their final responsibility was the supervision of the elections for the Student Association Officers for the coming year. The otticers, especially, worked diligently with officers of other organizations and with faculty members to promote interest in all school activities. Fifteen f.-,.. Jw!! sri Our president is Copoble, tolented, ond onibi- tious you see In the long line of presidents he shines up cleor os con be With his dork eyes tloshing ond C1 smile so QGY s I You hope you'll ogoin be possing his vvoy A president plus-thot's Lee. A gol omong gols is Delores Being vice president, she hos pulled tor us Her voice so inviting Alvvoys sings so delighting She did her job without ever o fuss. Lee Lolli Delsc Davis Delores Bingham Lee Delsc Delores E Q There vvos from Fort' West, ci blond Of vvhoni Webcrr become quite tond To her vvos given Ci position supreme And oll your long she vvos on the beom Yes, she did her duty Gnd for beyond. Sixteen Y' ef I . .. aVere Campbell, Dona Smith, Della McEntire, Clifford Lee, Val Hancock, Darrell Firth, Robert Tucker Senior Members Maxine Dcibling, Faun Patterson, Dale Hansen Karma Wangsgard, Jay Shepherd l l A.-,. 1. . .-.1 lCig'l1l0c11 Junior Members Quentin Jenkins, Gerald Stanger, Dee Wallace Palsy Pollard, Seth Blair, Burk Clegg Sophomore Members Darrell Tucker, Fred Johnson, Don Hales, Olene Smith, Eleanor Ross, Shirley Dean Social Committee Mr. Berrett, chairman, Glena Jensen, Patsy Pollard, Mrs. Draayer, Karma Wangsgard, Mr. Parker, Miss Newman, Mr. Smith, George Chamberlain, Mr. Heiner, LaVere Campbell, Gale Moore and Mr. Barnett. Members ot the social committee arrange for all social activities, approve those planned by other groups. Program Committee XXII piogiams presented to the Student Association are arranged lor and approved by members of this Qominittoo. Marilou Rodgers, Mr. Reid, Mr. Brown, Delores Bingham, Ramona Poulsen, Marilyn Belnap, Miss Bernards, Karl Allred, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Hadlock, chairman, Miss Anderson. 'I'wvi Miss Bernards, Sylvia Manning, Sophomore, Margaret Stoker, Vice-President, June Bailey, President, Ilene Kendell, Secretary, Diane Austin, Junior, Miss Bates, Emma Lou Barnes, Historian, Mary Dunn, Senior, Hetty Hammon, Senior. GIRLS' ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES BOYS October 30 November 7 Noyember 8 December I3 January 20-24 January 29 March 6 April 2 April Qi-25 Halloween Party Girls' Dance Assembly Girls' Dance G. A. Party Bright Ribbon Week Girls' oncl Boys' Assembly Assembly tor Gfrls Only Heels and Hose Day Print Dress Week ' ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES October I8 December ll January 20-24 January 29 March 6 April 2l-25 Mr. Eyre, Wav Football Benelit Dance B, A. Picture Snow Bright Tie Week Boys' and Girls' Assembly Assembly for Boys Only Plaid Sliirt Week ne Cottle, Secretary, Dole Hansen, Vice-President, Marx Tyler, President I' I .- sm A . , L J 1 Nl I me, OMP .y. K5 , 5 3 M: ,N If wk. ,, 1 f .W.'.u -2 1 u 1 1 X 3 I 5 NJ , g, r is ,v ,, 1 1' .iffy .,. ,,f4'f 4 N j,f'..'f'HJfX .l.,,x-'--'r f-xXx X575 . W 4? 7 N! t X '1 .f 'Vu' r ,I A xii? ,411 3. 5 E E il '7a3Z'5Q ,sh ,,, Ronald Fryer Here is a serious young man To please he'll do all he can With his art and his speech All seniors he tries to reach Our Presiolentflhe Choice ot his clan. FIRST COMPANY To assist our president we chose a lass Joan, peppy, petite and small VVith personality and charm she lecl the class Her cheery word will welcome all For her we are gratetul to P. V. A blue-eyed brunette with a lovely smile Our' reasons you can plainly see Whatever she does is always worth while This liinerick lacks a last line, alas! As a secretary she was on the ball. Barbara Jones Joan Campbell SENIOR COUNCIL 1' Mr. Heiner, Ronald Fryer, Uriel Swenson, Miss Anderson, Joan Campbell, Barbara Jones, Jean Nelson, Nadine Carver, Elaine Randall, Frances Rhees, Mary Ann Wyatt, Dee Ward Hock CDee Hutzley and Janice Woodruff absenti. Being a Senior means many Things. lt means realizing our Senior Supremacynfoccupying The front middle section of The auditorium, renting a locker on the first floor, having The ont re cast of one play chosen from among our numbers, appearing on more assemblies, because, during our Two or three years at VVeber, our Talents have be- come recognized. IT means planning details for The annual Turkey Hop , being honored guests at The Junior Prom, and attending more dances, parties, games, and sports Than ever before. For some of The girls, it means being a member of The Pep Club and having a little sister To watch over so that she might follovv in their footsteps. For others, iT means being chosen as contestants in the D. A. R. contest. Mingling The carefree happiness of youth with The first serious Thought of making good , many seniors vvork hard To attain scholarships To one of the nearby colleges while others merely concentrate on having ci good Time. With The Girls' Dance, comes The competltion for, and The honors of being Miss Weber and Happy Warrior. Also from The Senior class, a boy and a girl are selected as Typical graduates. Even the yearbook seems To pull a little harder at The heart strings of the Seniors because it is a final record of their last year of high school. As graduation day draws near, there are mixed feelings of ioy and sadness. Plans are made for The graduation program, details of the Graduation Ball are arranged, awards are given on Honor Day and, finally, diplomas are received. Being a Senior has been a wonderful experience. Twenty-three Twenty-four Dean Allen Glen Allen lda Adams Hazel Adams Riverdale Riverdale Wash. Terrace Wash. Terrace Amiable Timid Engaged Sociable Lola Allen W Karl Allred Afton Anderson Arlene Anderson Huntsville North Ogden Uintah Wash. Terrace Carefree' Musically Talented Engaged Nice Paul Anderson Beverly Andrews Margaret Applonie Mariorie Askerooth Roy Wash. Terrace Riverdale Wash. Terrace Obliging Pretty Hair Agreeable Reserved bv' 'Carl Baker Bruce Ballif Donna Barker June Baily Roy North Ogden Pleasant View North Ogden Un0ssuming Conscientious Neat Energetic 1 Barker Sharon Barnett Darlene Barrow Emma Lou Barnes Pleasant View Huntsville West Warren South Ogden Pleasing Voice Friendly Pleasant Industrious arilyn Belnap Betty Battistone Don Becker Linden Belnap Hooper Roy Roy Hooper Outstanding Pianist Dependable Wonderful Voice Easy-going Twenty-five Twenty-six Norman Bennington Marion Berrett Spencer Berrett LaRae Berrett Wilson North Ogden North Ogden North Ogden Complacent Mischievous Permanent Co-operative' Blaine Berry Nola Jean Beus Ona Beus Delores Bingham Harrisville Hooper Hooper Riverdale Self-qualified Likeable Original Dainty Pearl Bloclgett Don Blair Dick Bergeson Billie Lou Blanch North Ogden Farr West Wash. Terrace West Weber Engaged Girl-shy Capable Demure 1 l ay Brown Jacqueline Burch Lila Butler Lavell Butt North Ogden South Ogden Wash. Terrace Marriott lnlatuated Competent Sings Unusual Wit y Lou Cadieux Wash. Terrace Good-naturecl ey Carver Plain City Enthusiastic Lavere Campbell North Ogden Praise-worthy LeRoy Christiansen Roy Adaptable Bonnie Campbell South Ogden Singular Junior Christensen Hooper Unassuming Joan Campbell North Ogden llpeppyll Nadine Carver Plain City llCU?ell Twenty-seven Twenty-eight Robert Christensen Reed Chamberlain Norma Christensen George Chamberla Kanesville Pleasant View Hooper Pleasant View Lil4GGble Easy-going Engaged Flirt Don Clark lone Charlesworth Faye Charlton Harold Clifford Liberty South Ogden West Weber Riverdale Witty Cheerful Quiet Earnest Laurence Clough Darwin Colby Marian Clark Ned Clark Huntsville Wilson South Ogden Eden Hank Congenial Poised Hubba-Hubba C' Anna Lou Cox Booth Crabtree Ferol Cragun Wayne Coftle Wash. Terrace Wash. Terrace Pleasant View Plain City Frank Intelligent Dee Ward Sense of Humor F1 Vada Cullens Edwin Cranor Hooper South Ogden Well-groomed Studious Dayton Bernice Dinsdale West Ogden Harrisville Girl-hater Dependable Maxine Dabling Wash. Terrace Pretty Hair Marion Davis Farr West Refined Doris Dalpias West Weber Sincere Pearl De Friez South Ogden Going Steady Twenty-nine 'rhmy Martin Etcheverry Mary Dunn Roma East Betty Downs Roy Wash. Terrace Plain City Wash. Terrace Timid SociabIe Good-matured Capricious Mae Favero Gene Fessler Marilyn Fife Dean Fernelius Taylor South Ogden Riverdale Uintah Pleasant Well-liked Full of Fun Studious Darrell Firth Glen Fletcher Dean Fowles Beverly Fredricksol Roy Kanesville West Ogden Wash. Terrace Handsome Indifferent Nonchalant Flippant NS-v Fryer Delone Fryer Owen Garlick Thelma Geddes South Ogden Wash. Terrace Farr West Wash. Terrace Artist Likeable Pretty l'lC1iV KENNY I tha Geilmann Wilson Efficient fverly Halling Wash. Terrac Engaged Owen Gibson North Ogden Studious Beverly Hamblen Roy Loads of Fun Annette Graham Norene Hadley Eden West Weber Fun-loving Attractive Bill Hales Hetty Hammon South Ogden Roy Chivalrous Charming Thirty-one Thirty-two Colleen Hancock Val Hancock Dale Hansen Donna Harper West Weber West Weber Clearfield South Ogden Married Gallant Dynamic Petite Ben Harvey Lila Jean Harris Betty Harrington Laura Harris Uintah Huntsville Wash. Terrace Pleasant View Husky Fun-loving l.audable Earnest Grant Hipwell Thomas Higgs Darlene Higley Laurel Hill Wilson Roy West Ogden Wash. Terrace Sincere lndustrious Likeable Particular 'ZIP N Yr ,oralie Holland Dee Ward Hock Lois Holmes Shirley Hoisington Roy North Ogden Wilson North Ogden Dignified Positive Bashful Fun I 5 'S x li at 'S l :sella Hunt La Verne Hum hre s Ruth Hueser Eunice Hummer P Y Hooper Pleasant View Wash. Terrace Wash. Terrace Pretty Red Hair Vez Serious Reserved lkeharu lnouye La Verne Hunter Melvin Hunter Dee Hutzley Roy Taylor Taylor Harrisville Quiet Diligent Athletic Happy-go-lucky Thirty-three Thirty-four Nels Jacobsen Dean Jacobson Cardon Jensen Glena Jensen Riverdale Wash. Terrace West Ogden Pleasant View Jovial Accon1odating Unassuming Charming Clair Jorgenson Stephen Jensen Loyal Jensen Melba Johns South Ogden Pleasant View .South Ogden Pleasant View Resolute General 'Exacting 'Outside lnterest: Barbara Jones Helen Johnson Blaine Kapp Phyllis Jordan Pleasant View Wash. Terrace Marriott Roy Winning Personality Sociable Care-Free Good-Nature: enard Kendell Jay Kimose David King Beulah Kingston Uintah Harrisville Huntsville Taylor Quiet Quickly Acquaintablen Frank Kay obert Koldewyn Cleo Kunz Herman Klomp Jean Krall South Ogden North Ogden Wilson Lane Wash. Terrace Capable Engaged Cheerful Cute ean E. Lambert Gerald Larsen James Larsen Lee Lalli Ogden Fairmont Pleasant View Wilson Likeable Considerate Reserved Versatile Thirty-five Thi rty-six Dorothy Layman Don R. Lowe Clifford Lee Marianna Lee North Ogden Hooper Roy Roy Thoughtful Polite Good Worker Energetic James L. Lunt Keith Lund Wilma Mansfield Dale Manley Roy Plain City Fairmount Wash. Terrace Soloist Alert Twin Agreeable Aline Maw Darlene Manning La Re Maw Nedra Maw Plain City Hooper Plain City Plain City Jolly Nice to Know Happy-go-lucky Active 3 athryn Miller Junior E. Mathews Della McEntire Alton Mathie South Ogden Riverdale Farr West North Ogden 'Outstanding Personality' Girl-Shy Curly-Locks Musical onna Montgomery Norman Montgomery Pat Montgomery Sumiye Miya Harrisville Huntsville North Ogden Roy Engaged Changeable Laugh Tiny van Nelson Gale Moore Reed Neilson Fern Mower South Ogden Hooper Taylor Taylor Admirable Effective Easy to look at Delicate Thirty-seven Thirty-eight Lloyd Neville Virginia Nelson Junior Neuenschwander Orville Nelson South Ogden Huntsville North Ogden Slaterville Nibble, Shooting Star Ginny Swanee Helpful Keith Olsen Jimmie Papageorge Mary Pardonnet Gayle Olsen Farr West Farr West Wash. Terrace Wash. Terrace Submissive Future Farmer Marvin Talkative Marion Parker Faun Patterson Fern Patterson Kathryne Patterso Hooper Roy Roy Riverdale Adaptable Apprehensive Contented Quick Witted 'Verl Patterson James Pingree Betty Pebley Donald Pollard Riverdale Roy North Ogden South Ogden Quiet Changeable Yodeler Brawny eah Rawson Elaine Randall Dee Rawson Lorraine Price Plain City North Ogden Kanesville Huntsville Active Boyd Jocose 'Intellectual Individual' Rice Jeanne Roberts Sharon Robbins Frances Pearl Rhees South Ogden VVash. Terrace North Ogden Pleasant View Pretty Immaculate Outstanding Skier Pert Thirty-nine Forty Boyd Royster Thayne Robson Arlene Russell Francis Roche South Ogden Plain City Roy Arsenal Villa Cars and Elaine Eager Enchanting Smile Studious De Wayne Russell Vernal Schwitzer Jean Searcy Norman Sevy Harrisvillee Wilson , Plain City Riverdale Nice Unattected Veracious Keen Richard Shaw .lay Shepherd Lois Short Bob Shupe Liberty Wash. Terrace Roy North Ogden Observing lntelligent Steadfast imaginative lie! Keith Slater Coral Spencer Beverly Simmons Duaine Simmons Marriott Wash. Terrace North Ogden North Ogden Upright Sparkling Personality 'Vivacious Tease Slater Dona Smith Grace South Delgarn Smith South Ogden Huntsville Wash. Terrace Roy EnlivenabIe Bob 'Blythe Hearty Stanger .lo Anne Stallings Paul Smith Shirley Stautfer lvlarriott Eden H Wilson Wilson Reasonable Coptivoting Respectful Faithful Forty-one Forty-two Lorin Stimpson Ruth Steed 'Cecil Stotfer Margaret Stoker Wash. Terrace Hooper Wash. Terrace Uintoh Strong Mon Brisk Genial Cookie Ruth Stoker Shirley Struhs Arlene Storey Donna Street Huntsville Wash. Terrace North Ogden South Ogden Reserved Genuine Pleasing Personality Facetious Shirley Summers Uriel Swenson Le Anna Talbot Walton Summers Slaterville Wilson Roy Pleasant View Loyal Skillful Ardent Obliging Bhirley Thompson Leanna Taylor Robert Tucker Gwynna Mae Taylor South Ogden Farr West Slaterville Roy Enchanting Gay Quiet Steadfast x Tyler Wash. Terrace A-l Physique u Jean Wayment Fairmount Submissive Jean Wadsworth Riverdale Cheerful Bernice Waldron Wash. Terrace Considerate Beverly Venable Roy Precise Karma Wangsgard Huntsville Busy Gal La Rae Tullis Roy Sensible Max Whiting Wash. Terrace Powerful Forty-three Eugene Wilson Eden llKelIyll Le Nore Widdison Hooper Effectual Ronald Wiberg Riverdale Singular Keith Woodfield North Ogden ffsoldff Norma Williamson Wilson Cute Girl Gayle Winkler Harrisville Winkie Janice Woodruff Wash. Terrace Brigham Mary Ann Wyatt Forty-four North Ogden Expressive Eyes Daiiche Yoshimura Roy TactfuI Camera Shy Seniors Helen Bonnett Wash. Terrace Married Meril Lyn Cross Wash. Terrace Placid Parley George Wash. Terrace Good Looking Alva Taylor Marriott Thoughtful Glen Talbot Ogden Unassurning Burdell Wakefield Wash. Terrace First Place on Honor Roll Mr. Ward's SECOND COMPANY Seth Blair has found out through experience that if you vvant anything done, don't ask a Junior do it yourself. So that's vvhat he did in supervising the activities of the Junior Class. He likes to dance, but dreaming up ways to get out of class is his favorite pastime. Geraldine Reese, besides being secretary of the Junior class, is an assistant editor of the VVarrior's Trumpeter. She enjoys surf riding and skiing and is also a talented pianist. Sally James is a cute blonde gal from South Ogden with C1 famous blush, She likes to go ice skating and dancing, also horseback riding when she goes forward and not up and down. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seth Gerrie Sally JUNIOR COUNCIL Shirley Stone, Ardith McKay, Monte DaBell, Tom Brown, Sally James, Miss Cooper, Reese, Mr. Graves, Louise Allen, Quentin Jenkins. Seth Blair, Geraldine YN Janet Allen Huntsville Norma Arave Hooper Diane Austin South Ogden Forty-six Lloyd Allen South Ogden Louise Allen North Ogden Beverly Barbiero Wash. Terrace Lou Jean Allen Huntsville Beverlee Amidan South Ogden George Atwood North Ogden Thora Adams North Ogden Ralph Anderson Roy Owen Barker North Ogden David Alder Wash. Terrace Marion Arave Hooper Arlene Bambrough South Ogden Delores Burnett Pleasant View Keith Butler Slatervi I le Dorothy Bruningcl Wash. Terrace Edward Burrows Wilson Gerald Burrows Wash. Floyd Burch South Ogden Terrace Joanne Burke Wash. Terrace Arlys Burdick Roy John Brown Roy Martin B Wash. Annette Brown North Ogden rann Terrace Jo Anne Brown Betty Brown Wash. Terrace Dorothy South Alfred Bray Wash. Terrace South Ogden Buck Ogden Gladys Brown Wash. Terrace Lou Jean Bowman Wilson Thelma Boyce North Ogden 'Q' i 'TFT YT? T7 '17 Arlen Blickfelt South Ogden June Bond Farr West Gay Bond Wash. Terrace Richard Blakeslee Marriott Lou Jean Blaylock South Ogden Dale Bowman Roy Allen Berrett North Ogden Janet Bell South Ogden Seth Blair South Ogden August Colleni West Weber Margaret Beal Wilson Grant Beutler South Ogden Renee Colby Wilson Carma Clarke Taylor Joyce Barnes South Ogden Wayman Cash Pleasant View Betty Collier Roy Henry Clark West Weber Ted Combe South Ogden La Mar Cook Hooper Bert Cook Plain City ' li. .... , V,.. ..-W Bernice Charlton Plain City Burk Clegg South Ogden Bob Chambers Wash. Terrace Kent Child Eva Campbell Roy Riverdale Jo Anne Cliften South Ogden Violet Cass Bill Chamberlain Roy Pleasant View Jeanne Covington Riverdale Jean Child Gale Collard Hooper Huntsville Richard Cragun Pleasant View Forty-nine Alton Connall Mary Evelyn Cox Glen Carter North Ogden as Lois Dawson Roy Ruth Dallinga Plain City Fifty Dixie Child Wash. Terrace Y W h. Terrace - Ogden Eleanor Call Riverdale Delsa Davis Richard Done Farr West South Ogden Monte Da Bell South Ogden Jeanette Davis West Weber Lou .lean Dinsdale Wash. Terrace Mary Doyle Freddie Dallinga Farr West North Ogden Delbert Dickamore Pleasant View Lloyd Draayer South Ogden Avis Dur rant Plain City Beverly Edsinga North Ogden Almyra Dance West Weber Boyce England Plain City Alma Frances North Ogden Fannie Ellis Wash. Terrace Rollan Ellis West Ogden Paul Favero Taylor Evelyn F Eden Duane Erickson Wi lsin Dick Frost Wash. uller Terrace June Felt Huntsville Harold Fife North Peggy Field Roy Ogden Carol Folkman Warren Alice Fernelius Uintah Beverly Farr Taylor Joe Foster Uintah Luan Ferrin Pleasa Charlene Foley Kanesville nt View Donald Fiet Riverdale Byron Fox Riverdale Paul Foster Wash. Terrace Beverly Finch Wash. Terrace Tom Geddes Wash. Clair Garner Terrace Uana Lu Frost South Ogden Wilson Joe Graves South Ogden Howard Garner Hooper Howard Gibson Warren Bert Gall Don Grover Ogden Canyon South Ogden Gary Garlick Farr West Melvin Green Taylor Curtis Gardener South Ogden .-h 6 Moyer Grow Huntsville Maurine Hall North Ogden Leo Ann Harmer Hooper Tom Hilgref Wash. Terrace Marvin Heslop West Weber Ann Hasebrink Wash. Terrace Donna Hansen South Ogden Eliza beth Hooper Hooper Elaine Hansen Hooper Eddie Hopfenbeck Wash. Terrace Don Hardy Huntsville Bob Hill Wash. Terrace Sharon Hamon Roy Pai Hurley Wash. Terrace Nelda Hill Uinfah Fifty-three i I 'W' Nw T Elaine Higley Hooper Jay Hansen West Weber Lucille Hart Warren Fifty-four Rita Holmes Liberty Loren Hornbaker Wash. Terrace Archie Hunt Plain City Gayle Hartman Roy Beverly Higley Hooper Jack Hunt Wash. Terrace David Hansen Warren Robert Hatch VVest Ogden Le Roy Hooper Wash. Terrace Byon na Hoggan North Ogden Robert Hewitt Marriott Ivan Heslop West Weber Gordon Hayward Wash. Terrace Helen Humphreys Pleasant View Fay Hodson Marriott Gloria Inouye Roy Sam Ito Roy Ted Isaki Plain City Harry James South Ogden Dona Illum Plain City Toyoko Ito Plain City Roy Johnson North Ogden Carlyle Jensen South Ogden Dee Jacobs Sally James South Ogden South Ogden Quentin Jenkins Plain City I Nola Johnston rene Johnson North Ogden Hooper Kenneth Keller South Ogden Earl King South Ogden Ilene Kendell Uintah Yausko Kato Riverdale Agnes Kranendonk Wilson Helen Knudsen Wash. Terrace Clair Kilts Hooper Dick Loveland Wash. Terrace Merle Kearl Ogden Donald Lasater North La Rene Lowe Hooper Ogden Allen Larson North Ogden Bob Lloyd Roy Beatrice Tarman North Ogden Elsie Lyons Wash. Terrace Eva Lloyd Wash. Terrace Jeannine Lund Plain City Joyce Miller South Ogden Beulah Lindsay Eden Marcello Labato Wash. Terrace Joe Murray Plain City Keith McLain Pleasant View Don McEntire Huntsville Lewis Moyes South Ogden Virginia Mayberry South Ogden Jean McFarland West Weber Ardith McKay Huntsville Joanne Milncir Roy Farrell Maw Ploin City Veva Mildon Uintoh Dale McLain Pleasant View Donna Norris South Ogden Dale Moyes Plain City Jessie Miller Horrisville Horold Marriot Warren Fifty-seven Karl Jugler South Ogden Baree McKay Huntsville Marlo Newbold West Ogden Fifty-eight Grant McGill Huntsville Ilene Moore Hooper Donald Neal Ploin City Gerry McClain Wash. Terrace Lorraine Murrcy South Ogden Bruce Neville Wash. Terroce Uii Miyc Roy Bryant McKay Huntsville George Nakoshiie Ogden Donna Mueller Konesville Yvonne Mitchell South Ogden Anna NIelson North Ogden Bob Naisbitt South Ogden I Dorothy Neal Plain City Robert Neville Don Otis Roy Wash. Terrace Connie O'Keefe South Ogden Jesse Oakey Harrisville Jane Painter South Ogden Keith Oram South Ogden James Patterson Roy Anita Pledger North Ogden Boyd Parke Wilson La Rae Parker Ro Calvin Panter Gi Marriott Arva Jean Peterson South Ogden Harold Peterson enda Pilkington Wash. Terrace South Ogden Theron Palmer Plain City Donna Phipps Wash. Terrace Y -X i .loan Purcell Harrisville Patsy Pollard South Cleo Poulson Liberty Ogden Myron Perry Roy Le Maye Paxton Riverdale Dennie Prevell Hooper Roger Petr South Ogden Shirley Quist South Artel Ranson Wash. Terrace Ogden Keith Pearson North Ogden Richard Rowe Huntsville Donald Richens South Ogden Ronald Read Hooper Harold Roylance Wilson Junior Richards South Ogden Maxine Russel South Ogden Geraldine Reese South Ogden Bob Reeder South Ogden Geraldine Russell Hooper Roland Shaw North Ogden Myrna Smout Slatervi l le Delbert Rhees Plain City Flora Roberts Harrisville Barbara Slot Roy Ruth Roren Roy Glen Rudd Wash, Terrace Erma Stokes West Ogden Lee Robinson Eden Melvin Smith Roy Hazel Stephens South Ogden Marilou Rogers Harrisville Thayne Skeen Plain City Ada Stringham South Ogden Sixty-one Don Stanger Marriott Jack Spencer Roy Pete Scheuermann Wash. Terrace Sixty-two Richard Saunders Hooper Lois Simpson Plain City Lorin Schumaker Wash. Terrace Lois Smith Arvin Shreeve West Ogden Wash. Terrace Kay Spiers West Weber Arta Spencer Wash. Terrace Edith Shepherd Wash. Terrace Elwin Slater Slaterville Lee Stephens South Ogden John Seigle Riverdale Dick Shepherd Wash, Terrace Kathleen Slater Slaterville Shirley Stoker Huntsville Siyi Shiva Roy Gerald Stanger Wilson Ruth Smith Huntsville Shirley Taylor Farr West Shirley Stone Riverdale Elaine Todd Hooper Nelda Thompson ROY Ralph Taylor Harrisville Wayne Thayer Wash. Terrace Nola Jean Toone South Ogden Neta Thompson Plain City Richard Tubbs Roy Dorothy Taylor Farr West Betty Troxel Wilson Grant Tingey South Ogden Eugene Thurston Huntsville U 3 Dee Thomas North Ogden Barbara Tarran Pleasant View Pearl Thompson Roy Amma Beth Tims Hooper Marlon Tullis South Ogden Mary Lou Tucker Huntsville Nora Udink Wilson Bertran Vaughan West Weber Violet Valentine Wash. Terrace Kathleen Vance Wash, Terrace Shirley Tams Pleasant View Melvin Whitley Liberty Muriel Wolfe Wash. Terrace Dean Wright Warren .lean Wagstaff South Ogden Dee Wallace Sunset Pat Widdison Hooper Lois Willey Wilson Cleo Wright Wayne Woodruff Rosemary Wickes West Warren Harrisville Uintah n Carol Wade Beverly Wright Warren Ogden Goldie Zilverchoon Delores Wightman Tobe Yoshimura South Ogden Wash. Terrace Wilson Alta Wright Jean Williams West Warren Farr West Sixty-five i A .-- 4 N a and ,. Sy I .. 5 2 Q1 vs ,W 4. 'fl -ii- fl 4, V 1 4 1 ' Y 3351 1. gv..'-Y-. 'X at nf'-f 'qfsrgwii ,.,1lsg F A! 4 is ' ,-,Q Q X - X 5 ' K .. QQ -. lx ? ' X 'lf Q A ' 'X' Ramona Poulsen serves as Sophomore Secretary and also as a member ot the program committee. She is one reason why Weber boys preter blondes. Some ot her varied interests are horse- back riding, dancing, swimming and playing The clarinet. Dee Bingham comes from Riverdale and is Presi- dent of the Sophomore class. l-lis winning smile could be the reason for his many friends. Among those things which he likes, are girls, football, driving a car, and biology. Also claims to be quite a night owl. Margaret Bond is a peppy little red-head trom Roy. She enioys taking part in all school activi- ties, with emphasis on the dances. In her spare time, she goes skating and practices hitting the bulls-eye with a bow and arrow. Sophomore Class Officers Ramona Dee Margaret THIRD COMPANY Sophomore Officers and Advisors Dee Bingham, Miss Chadwick, Ramona Poulsen, Margaret Bond, Mr. Reicl. V 01109 cv '55 ft! Paul Adamson Roy Elaine Alger Wash. Terrace Louis Cortez Arsenal Villa Norene Arave f g ROY Le Ora Barker Elda Charlton Roy West Weber Dallas Barnes Roy Geraldine Bell Melvin Charlesv Wash. Terrace South Ogden Maurine Bingham South Ogden Dee Bingham Lois Child Riverdale Roy Clark Bingham Roy Dwayne Blanch West Weber Mar Roy Elsie Bray Wash. Anita Bourne So Ella Buck Harrisville Jack Brashear Roy Ricky Carlson South Kathleen Bingham Roy garet Bond Leland Bonnett Wash. Terrace Terrace uth Ogden Bettie Brown Taylor Marie Buck Wilson Ogden Junior Bybee Uintah obert Christiansen Kenneth Combe June Clifton Wash. Terrace South Ogden South Ogden Bonnie Crosbie Verlene Christiansen Wash. Terrace Roy Jayne Charlton Gerald Christiansen Carrie Crouch West Weber Wash. Terrace South Ogden Readel Covington Clyde Coy Riverdale Farr West aine Dunn Beatrice Davis Eldon Curto Nash. Terrace West Warren South Ogden Harold Dickson Dorothy Cunningham Riverdale Wash. Terrace iirley Dean Leno De Georgia Shirley Duncombe South Ogden West Weber Roy Janet Dickamore Ernest Dalpais Harrisville West Weber Mary Ruth Bybee Uintah Richard Carter South Ogden Margaret Child South Ogden Bob Davis South Ogden Sixty-nine Marlene Duffin Roy Paul Etchevery Roy Jana Lee Ferrell Harrisville Roy Gielmann Wilson Jeannine Dunn West Ogden Shirley Durrant Plain City Cleo Fryer Wash. Terrace Max George Riverdale Billy Ellis Wash. Terrace Rulon Dye Uintah Barbara Flitton Wilson Lorraine Hadfield Wilson Dorothy Danielson Roy Yvonne Erickson Wilson Robert Frew Ogden Glenn Gunn South Ogden Roy Davis Wash. Terrace Lois Dally Wash. Terrace Darl Field Roy Allen Godfrey Harrisville Vee Ola Dunc Wash. Terra: Delores Evans Wash. Terrai Darwin Gale Roy Lola Gemar Harrisville Seventy arol Harris Harrisville ilaurine Hardy North Ogden ay Hadley Taylor riana Halling Nash. Terrace V7 Joyce Hassell South Ogden Helen Hardy Roy Owen Higgs Roy Don Heninger Wash. Terrace Leona Head South Ogden Lorraine Hamlin Wash. Terrace Lou Jean Henderson Roy Scott Hess South Ogden Marilyn Higgenbottom Wash. Terrace Roy Hadley West Weber Lawrence Higgs West Warren Dwain Hill Taylor Irene Hohlios Marriott Jim Hoggan Harrisville Elaine Hipwell Wilson Jimmy Hughes Wash. Terrace Theron Hunter Wash. Terrace Donald Hales South Ogden Bill Jackson Riverdale Blaine Hyer Wilson Lorraine Hunter South Ogden WS! Q.-v in YQ? Floyd Hunter Farr West Fred Johnson Joanne McDowe South Ogden Roy Phyllis Johnson Wash. Terrace Alberteen Kap Luanne McFarla West. Ogden Wilson Florene Kapp Wilson Tom James Rita Moffet South Ogden Wash. Terrace Ruth Kerby West Ogden Bert Knight Cleah Neilson Harrisville West Weber Dorothy Kraus Wash Terrace Robert Loper Riverdale Carol Larsen South Ogden Barbara Lee K . South Ogden Robert Lundquist South Ogden Kent Manning Hooper Emerson Loveland Wash. Terrace Sylvia Manning Roy Ben Maxfield Harrisville Gloria Martini Taylor Joan McEntire o Joan McEntire Ro Charlene Musgrave Plain City harlene Olson est Ogden I Von Patterson Riverdale r Von Pederson larrisvi I le elores Read touth Ogden Ray Nelson South Ogden Clarence Painter Farr West Barbara Peterson Taylor Louise Pulsipher West Ogden Melvin Nelson Uintah Dorene Panter Marriott Pearl Porter Roy Junior Ostrup North Ogden Marie Newbold West Ogden Lu Jean Parker Roy John Peterson Riverdale Rodney Pollard South Ogden Marilyn Oakey Roy Junior Pa rdonette Wash. Terrace Marilyn Peterson Riverdale Annette Pilcher Wash. Terrace Carol Mylar Wash. Terrace Carlyle Parker Roy Richard Pitt Wilson Ramona Poulson South Ogden Seventy-three Ivan Redford South Ogden Dean Stimpson Riverdale Eugene Scott Wash. Terrace Norene Secrest Roy Joe Ropetto West Weber Mariorie Roush Riverdale Lee Saunders South Ogden Walter Short Roy Patricia Robinson Wash. Terrace Eleanor Ross South Ogden Loren Saunders South Ogden Janice Shaw Roy Ralph Russo Riverdale Evelyn Ross South Ogden Marilyn Sessions South Ogden Carol Shaffer Wash,Terrace Anthony Riding i-larrisville Ray Siler VVash. Terrace .lay Schoon ma ker Farr West Jane Short Wash. Terrace Charlene Richc Burch Creek Ray Strornberg North Ogden Thane Satterthwf Harrisville Gwen Slater Marriott l 1 a -W.-...... ,W Seventy-four Jerylin Swift Taylor Marcia Sevener Wash. Terrace Richard Seigle South Ogden Kent Singleton South Ogden Val Singleton South Ogden Jaqueline Slater South Ogden Eleanor Slater South Ogden Wendell Slater Slatervi l le Olene Smith Wilson Joyce Sniggs Wash. Terrace Peggy Sparrow South Ogden Jeniel Stokes South Ogden Edna Mae Smith Riverdale Don Stephens Uintah Jack Stimpson Wash. Terrace Joanne Stewart Uintah Bob Strebel Wash. Terrace Thelda Stauffer Wash. Terrace Bonnie Stokes Wilson Joan Stone South Ogden Donna Surrage Horrisville Glenna Taylor Farr West Claire Taylor Bob Farr Wesl' Charlene Secrest Wilson Thayer West Weber Dean Thompson Roy Joanne Taylor Wash. Terrace Tone Tyler Wash. Terrace Boyd Titensor Dee Riv Wash. Terrace Joanne Taylor Wash. Terrace Venable erdale Dale Van Kampen Riverdale Mary Ann Udink Russell Wood Wilson Wash. Terran Joseph Wahlquist Wash. Terrace Darrel Tucker Beverley Zito Dua West Weber Marilyn Wyberg Roy Slaferville Riverdale Connie Walker Wash. Terrace ne Wagstaff Don Warner South Ogden Kenneth Warion South Ogden Nola Wicox Wash. Terrace Jim Wold , X, 5 South Ogden 7 VVVVQ' ,--1V1Vw,'1,1V , V, 5,1:VJ1VVV..p.g-V ,VVVV-.V rV..1V,,c,KV.V,V, ,.V.,,, VV VV VV V VVVV V V V '11 ,V .' ' .1 N' 1' V1 . ' Hi' ' 1 1- 'if-1'MRa'zfH'11wi. -' .. - 1 11111 1 ., . 1 Hag sl,!1VbV:qV V V V. 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MEMBERS: Mr. Petty, Howard Garner, Richard Tubbs, Don Hardy, Paul Adamson, Verl Pattersonft 3 fl Blaine Hyer, Richard Pett, Jessie Oakey, Jimmy Hoggan, Bryant McKay, Bill Smith, Halvor Rose, Clyde j ll Coy, Dale Moyes, Quentin Jenkins, Bert Cook, Mr. Drake l 5. Max George, Wendell Slater, Moyer Grow, Robert Trappet, Donald Neal Jay Schoonmaker, Clare Taylor, Harold Marriott, Dean Wright, Howard Gibson N ,S Leno DeGeorgio, Boyce England, Archie Hunt, Donald Fiet, Melvin Charlesworth, Jay Hadley, Denny ,t Prevedel, Joe Rappoleto j Daiiche Yoshimura, Duaine Blanche, Dwaine Wagstaft, Ernest Dalpais, Don Stephens, lvan Redford, Wal- 5 v ter Short, Ben Maxtield, Jim Papageorge, Glen Allen I Orville Nelson, Keith Slater, Elwin Slater, Gerald Stanger, Calvin Panter, Boyde Parke, Junior Christensen - F X L... l C Vx xfl l F. F. A. Judging Teams POULTRY Mr. Drake, Donald Fiet, Ivan Redford Boyd Parke was named winner ot the Agricul- ture Speech contests for Region One, held Feb- ruary 27, 1947. He then competed in the State Agricultural meet held in the early spring. FARM MECHANICS Mr. Petty, Keith Slater, Junior Christensen, Daiiche Yoshimura. Seventy- nim LIVESTOCK Calvin Panter, Gerald Stanger, Boyd Parke. . I x F. F. A. Judging Teams Some of the activities which Weber F. F. A. members participated in during the year were: The annual Flower Show and Harvest Ball. Elwin Slater and Jay Hadley were sent as delegates to the national convention at Kansas City. Exhibit at the Ogden Livestock Show. Public speaking contests. A rabbit hunt. The Kiwanis Club contest 4Dennie Prevedel, winnerv. The annual Smokeless Smoker. A horseshoe tournament. A swimming party. An annual outing. Numerous field trips. The library received first prize for its entry in the annual F. F. A. Flower Show, September 27. Norene Hadley, with attendants LeRe Maw and Donna Harper, was chosen to reign over the dance that night. Flowers, autumn leaves and cornstalks helped to carry out the theme, Harvest Moon. Eighty ing CROPS DAIRY Elwin Slater, Jessie Oakey, Calvin Painter Wendell Slater, Marvin Farrell, Orville Nelson. F. H. A. A new organization at Vlfober this year was the F. H, A. Future Hoinentakers of America. Chosen as officers ,, were Faun Patterson, Presidentg Delone Fryer, Vice-Presi- 'fr' clant, ancl Virginia Nelson, Secretary. The purpose ot this organization is to promote a growing appreciation ot the ioys and satisfaction ot homef inakngu. The group was Under the direction of Miss Little- liold and Miss Bates. Faun Patterson, Virginia Nelson, Delone Fryer. Darlene Barrow, Marian Clark, Ruth Hueser, Helen Johnson, Betty Battistone, Betty Pebley, Shirley Staut- fer, Phyllis Jordan, Annette Graham. Miss Littlefield, Nola Jean Beus, Jean Wadsworth, Margaret Appolonie, Emmy Lou Cadioux, Eunice Hum- mer, Lila Jean Harris, Dona Smith, Beverly Loveless, Fern Patterson, Miss Bates. Beverly Venable, Delone Fryer, Faun Patterson, Virginia Nelson, Emma Lou Barnes, Erva Barker, Donna Barker. K ., gl Qx x J 1 xAa. 'N S Dean Thompson, Harold Peterson, Jay Hansen, Betty Brown, Margaret Beal, Marjorie Askerooth, Rose- mary Wicks. Miss Bernards, Betty Downs, Joanne Milner, Mary Evelyn Cox, Louis Cortez, Elaine Graviet, Arva Jean Peterson, Glenna Taylor, Helen Knudsen, Ann Hasebrink. Arta Spencer, Gwen Slater, Dorene Panter, Gloria Martini, Carol Larson, Nola Wilcox, Patricia Robin- son, June Clitten. Eugene Scott, Merle Zophy, Peggy Sparrow, Natsuye Shiba, Mariorie Roush, Jean McEntire, Carol Shaet- ter, Marilyn Higginbottom. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, under the direction ot Miss Bernards, had thirty-tive members this year. As one of their activities, they chose corresponding with students from other countries. Many interesting and informative letters were received and studied. Club meetings were held as dinner socials at various Mexican and Spanish eating places in the city. 'INN Each one ol this group ol Spanish ll students served tor a short time as an ol- ticer of the club. Miss Bernards, Harold Peterson, Bettie Brown, Jay Hansen. Helen Knudsen, Arva Jean Peterson, Mar- iorie Aslcerooth, Rosemary Wicks. Elaine Graviet, Glenna Taylor, Betty Downs. Eighty-two Marilou Rogers, Arvin Shreeve, Flora Roberts, Ferol Cragun, Lorraine Price, Ilene Kendell, Janet Bell, Ann Hasebrink, Mary Evelyn Cox. Marianna Lee, Geraldine Reese, Joanne Clifton, Margaret Beal, Helen Knudsen, Dale Hansen, Shirley Summers, Lois Simpson, Lloyd Draayer, Karma Wangsgard, Arlene Bambrough, Seth Blair. Elaine Randall, Coral Spencer. QUILL AND SCROLL the initiation of twenty new meni- lwis at the lionie of Marianna Lee on livlmruary 27, l947, boosted the meni- lxersliip of Weber's chapter of Quill and Scroll to twenty-six. Quill and Scroll is an honorary so- ciety ol high school iournalists, and i5 nationfwido, In order to become a nioniluer of Quill and Scroll, students inusii lvcv a nienilaor ot either tho iunior ai senior class, they must be in the up- per one thiid of their class in general aiholastic standing, and must have ilaniw superior work in writing, editing oi business management. OFFICERS Mrs. Follett, Advisor, Karma Wangsgord, Secretary, Elaine Randall, Corresponding Secretary, Marianna Lee, President, Coral Spencer, Vice-President. Eighty-three sf SEMINARY OFFICERS Eugene Wilson, President, Joyce Barnes, Secretary, Glena Jensen, Vice-President. L. D. S. SEMINARY Members ot the Weber Seminary have experienced a year packed with activities, A get-acquainted dance was the tirst social, followed by Thanksgiving and Christmas parties and special programs com- memorating all holidays. Advertising tor the senior play, Family Portrait , was handled by the Seminary as well as the Know Your Utah assembly, the purpose of which was to familiarize students with tacts concerning Utah. Church History students were taken on an educational tour ot Salt Lake City in April and on May lo, the Graduation exercises and ball were held. SEMINARY COUNCIL Mr. Heiner, Lois Simpson, Bob Hatch, Delbert Dickamore, La Rae Berrett, Luan Ferrin, Alfred Bray, Flora Roberts, Marian Nash, Arvin Shreeve, Roy Hadley, Pearl Porter, Dean Stimpson. Miss Chadwick, Dean Allen, Glena Jensen, Eugene Wilson, Joyce Barnes, Thayne Robson, JoAnne Stallings, Mr. Eyre. PEP CLUB JoAnne Stallings, President: Ferol Cragun, Vice-President, Miss Newman, Advisor, Emma Lou Barnes, Secretary, Karma Wangsgard, Activity Chairman. The Pep Club was founded for the purpose of fostering high ideals and loyalty to the school. En- trance to the club is based on a merit system and girls must be in good standing scholastically and soci- ally. Pep girls atrend school activities with a feeling of friendliness, co-operation and sportsmanship. Pep girls form a wheel during half-time of the Weber-South Cache basketball game 1il 1 w 'UO- Anna Lou Cox, Nola Jean Beus, Darlene Barrow, Joan Campbell. Marian Berrett, Sharon Barnett, Marian Davis, Doris Dalpias, Jacqueline Burch. Lola Allen, Delores Bingham, June Bailey, Donna Barker, Erva Barker. A big part ol the Work ot the Pep Club is the presenting ot drills during half-time of athletic con- tests. Other school activities this year included the handling ol Red Cross work in the school, initiation of lttle sisters , and the formal initiation ot members tor next year. On February 7, the Pep Club spon- sored its annual dance, with Darrel Firth chosen as Pin-Up Boy , and also presented an assembly to the entire student body on March l4. Hetty Hammon, Melba Johns, LaVerne Humphreys, Lila Jean Harris, Annette Graham, Glena Jensen, Lois Holmes, Eunice Hummer, Beverly Halling. Marianna Lee, Mae Favero, Laura Harris, Donna Harper, Mary Dunn. s. QF A 5' Eighty-six '05 Carlene Slater, Barbara Jones, Marion Parker. Frances Rhees, Lorraine Price, Faun Patterson, Leah Rawson. Dona Smith, Sumiye Miya, Virginia Nelson, Helen Johnson, Margaret Stoker, Fern Patterson. Pep Girls also had lun outside of school. The night of September 20, a slumber party was held in the gym, followed by breakfast in the cafeteria the next morning. Big and little sisters were further ac- quainted with each other during ci party held October 9, a week after initiation. On February 5, the girls iourneyecl to Huntsville where an old-fashioned hay-ride was enioyed by all. Perhaps the biggest social event ofthe year was the lViother's and Daughter's banquet, held February l2. 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Jean Williams, Sumiye Miya, Loralie Holland, Olene Smith, Joanne Taylor, Val Singleton, Natsuye Shiba, Jim Richards, James Pingree, Charlene Sechrist, Patsy Pollard. Karl Allred, JoAnne Stallings, Janet Dickamore, Nola Jean Beus, Florine Kopp, Maxine Russell. ORCHESTRA SOLOISTS Patsy Pollard Karl Allred .f'N. gr, ,V int 1 if: 1 fy. N I ,, f ' ,L 'W 1 A - 1 Q f -Q-Q i f W 9' Dwi yf W5 3 X- y, , W3 f ,, I X T Q. Vf gf ' 7 . 2 A , f ff' A 'fl 5535 ,K , ' ' F'Xflff' , .Jar w w fffw M, R I f ff Q YQ fm QZQNA Y X X vu' K ,-- .4 X4 if N11 xi' A ...X I,- ,,..ns-n 5 , f 'Q Q X 5' 'x . 'hu-...Y E s U Y I X W ,! R. f A is ,gi A - -sf : V 2.. 1'. I 2 'fs' f . ...-Qi Y I L x? gtg Q1 , www A x 2111 WIIE iiY 'z'QQ3f1-2 fs ,f ' , , A . ' M M1 6, E Q , Q V W V rv' 4 Y f ' W A , R: 5 Wg J , ,AN -SN K W is M 4' Sf' VM' 'ff' a 95 gi' L 'Q A f if W ' Q9 if-f :J Egg, 2 ,fa Q W Y Q I va yy wg W gg A 1, f W mu.- ami? .dim F C1 -.. -. -.- 1 A I.. L H I Dean Thompson, Alton Mathie, Carol Larson, Robert Loper, Ronald Read, Carlene Slater. Dick Shepherd, Ferol Cragun, Frances Rhees, Dee Rawson, Ricky Carlson, Gwenna Mae Taylor, Don Ctis, Clair Kelts, Uii Miya, Burdell Wakefield, Richard Hall. Marian Davis, Faye Charlton, June Cliften, JoAnne Cliften, Ramona Poulsen, Readel Covington, Luanne McFarland, Dorene Panter, Farrell Maw, Elaine Hipwell, Ruth Kerby. BAND SAX QUARTET CLARINET QUARTET Mathie, Larson, Loper, Read Miller, Beus, M. Davis, D. Davis WOODWIND ENSEMBLE TRUMPET TRIO Shiba, Pingree, Woodruff, Davis, Slater. Rawson, Cragun, Rhees ff I , I Smswe Roma East, Eleanor Slater, Beverly Zito, Luanne McFarland, Janice Shaw, Mar cello Labato, Yvonne Ericson, Elda Charlton, Emma June Jensen. Donna Mueller, Anita Brurne, Marlene Duffin, Sylvia Manning, Dorothy Daniel son, Shirley Dean, Lois Dalley, Neta Thompson, Nedra Maw, Aline Maw. Beatrice Torman, Ellen Buck, Beulah Kingston, Darlene Higley, Maurine Hardy Carol Harris, Lauraine Hunter, Irene Hohlios. Sally James, Nora Udink, Shirley Stauffer, Wanda Mansfield, Lou Jean Way ment, Lethia Gielman, Dallas Barnes, Charlene Musgrave, June Bond. Marilyn Belnap at piano. GIRLS GLEE Janiel Stokes, Bonnie Stokes, Lois Childs, DOUBLE -I-RIO Janice Shaw, Anita Bourne, Margaret Childs, Dallas Barnes, Lois Dalley, Shirley Dean, Muriel Wolfe, June Bond, Beverly Wright, Ellen Buck, llene Moore, Marian Arave. Kathleen Bingham, Erva Barker, JoAnn Stone Marilyn Belna p, Accompanist r 1 ia... Kathleen Bingham, LaVon Patterson, Peggy Sparrow, Margaret Childs, June McEntire, Cleah Neilson, Barbara Peterson, Gloria Martini. Marilyn Higgenbottom, Beulah Lindsay, Clara Jones, Donna Norris, Beverly Wright, Shirley Stone, Nola Jean Toone, Muriel Wolfe. Shirley Duncan, Donna Barker, Erva Barker, Louise Allen, Joyce Miller, Alice Fernelius, Melba Westwood, Bonnie Stokes. Patricia Widdison, Lois Child, Anna Neilson, Tobe Yoshimura, .IanieI Stokes, Ilene Moore, Marian Arave, Betty Brown, Barbara Flitton. GIRLS GLEE GIRLS DOUBLE TRIOS IN ACTION Louise Allen, Erva Barker, Kathleen Bingham, Marilyn Bel- Louise Allen, Donna Norris, Neta Thompson nap, .Iune Bond, Muriel Wolfe, Beverly Wright. Roma East, Yvonne Erickson, Elda Charlton MIXED CHORUS Richard Cragun, lvan Heslop, Bertran Vaughan, Henry Clark, Jay Hansen, Rollin Ellis, Ben Dunkley, Gale Moore, Richard Shaw, Max Whiting, Earl King, Cair Jorgensen, Glen Fletcher, Spencer Berrett, Boyd Royster, James Patterson, Lawrence Higgs, Don Becker, Norman Bennington, Jay Brown. Bob Shupe, Marvin Heslop, Dennis Dabling, Stephen Jensen, Jimmy Dunham, Cecil Stauffer, Booth Crab- tree, DeeWard Hock, Pete Schuermann, Wayne Cottle, Goldie Zilvershoon, Alma Francis, Laura Harris, Lois Holmes, Lee Anna Taylor, Foe Charlton, Fern Mower, Bonnie Campbell, Loralie Holland, Mr. Anderson. Betty Downs, Grace South, Mary Dunn, Lila Jenkins, Marjorie Askerooth, Donna Montgomery, Betty Her- rington, Arlene Bambrough, Elaine Randall, Coral Spencer, Glena Jensen, LaVern Humphries, Helen Hum- phries, Leah Rawson, Sharon Hammon, Nedra Maw, Alene Maw, Wanda Mansfield, Lou Jean Wayment. Rosemary Wickes, Jane Painter, Janice Woodruff, Viola Duncan, Vicki Cass, Elaine Dunn, Doris Dalpias, Billie Lou Blanch, Shirley Thompson, LaRae Tullis, Betty Bronson, Yvonne Adams, Elaine Graviet, Ida Adams, Hazel Adams, Beulah Kingston, Darlene Higley, Dorothy Kraus, Carlene Slater. Let music swell the breeze , and ring forever from the halls of Weber as gloriously as it has done in '46 and '47. One of our most brilliant years in music was highlighted bv the Region Ono Music Festival which was held at Weber on May l, 2 and 3. The Orchestra, Band, Mixed Chorus and Glee Club, along with solo- ists and ensembles, made excellent showings at the festival. ln December, l'landel's well known Messiah was presented by the Mixed Chorus and Orchestra This was followed by a program of sacred numbers by the Girls' Glee Club. MIXED DOUBLE QUARTET LaVell Butt, Joe Graves, Mary Dunn, Dixie Child, Dolores Bingham, Marilyn Belnap, Richard Cragun, Don Becker - 1 Q 3. MIXED CHORUS Tom Geddes, Dick Loveland, Wayne Woodruff, Junior Ostrup, Dale Manley, Dee Rawson, Joe Graves, Gary Garlick, Gerald Burrows, Leonard Kendell, Harold Roylance, Blaine Berry, LaVeIl Butt, Wayman Cash, Marvin Heslop, Tom Hilgred, Luan Ferrin, Melvin Hunter, Bob Thayer. Bill Wentland, Alta Wright, Beverly Frederickson, Gayle Olsen, Cleo Kunz, Dorothy Layman, Lois Smith, Edith Shepherd, Lou Jean Parker, Beverly Simmons, Kathryn Patterson, Arlene Russell, Sharon Robbins, Jerry Wright, Marilyn Fife, Donna Street, Hazel Adams, Beverlee Amidan, Afton Anderson, Yvonne Adams. Ilene Kendell, Dolores Bingham, Belva Manning, Darlene Manning, LaVoda Cullins, Marilyn Oakey, Pearl Porter, Annette Pilcher, Sumiya Miya, Veva Mildon, Margaret Stoker, Shirley Hoisington, Agnes Kranen- donk, Erma Stokes, Ruth Roren, Joanne Purcell, Meril Lyn Cross, Virginia Jacobsen, Maxine Dabling, Shir- ley Struhs, Marilyn Bond. Janet Bell, Donna Hansen, Joan Stone, Jana Lou Frost, June Felt, LaVern Hunter, Mae Favero, Lola Ge- mar, Irene Hohlios, Yausko Kato, LaRe Maw, Shirley Carver, LaRae Parker, Marian Davis, Mary Frances Doyle, Janet Dickamore, Pearl DeFriez, Leona Head, Eva Lloyd, Colleen Hancock, Evelyn Fuller. ln the spring the Band and Orchestra toured several county junior high schools, and on April 23, the ontiro music department thrilled an enthusiastic audience with numbers presented at the annual Spring Concert. Throughout the year the Pep Band really put a spark ot pep into our athletic contests and the string orchestra helped to shorten the time between acts at our school dramatic productions. The Creative Music class gave our students the basic essentials ot music-a foundation on which they can work and build. Mr. Reid and Mr. Anderson deserve our appreciation tor guiding us to success in the field ot music. MALE QUARTET SOLOISTS Bob Shupe, Luan Ferrin, Richard Shaw Wayne Dolores Bingham, Don Becker, Marilyn Belnap. Cgffle. C 4 5 S X! fwfr?-55' pal s- E X x, 2 3 J' 2, 5 fs. fx 3?- 1 J K K ,. u MOOUIQIA1 win-hvfu-1-L is As' , .' -N'-' Q my wus .....: ,, . ' 'F-QTY:-fir' 1? CWIA 770!Y 2 Q w f Q W 1. fi .r, FJ: ,.'.u d.N Q? x l -1- 'YPA , ...n..c.annnpunu1.1n.1uunn:un4,wu ,.:: :uuuzm i 8 L G r X1 ..-.. GOLDEN SPIKE STAFFS Mr. Westergard Advisor Ronald Fryer Karma Wangsgard Artist Editor Editorial Those interested in trying out tor positions on the yearbook meet in room 31 at noon today-Studio portraits for the yearbook will be taken next week in room llg girls wear a light dress or blouse and fel- lows wear a dress coat and tie-Seniors, be prepared to write a list ot your high school achievements in your American Problems classes tomorrow-Yearbooks will be sold in the lower hall tomorrowg a down payment ot 52.00 is required-The following students need to be excused Friday to sell ads for the yearf book-A picture of the Junior speech contestants will be taken at 12130 tomorrow in room il. Please be prompt. That's about all you heard about the yearbook during the year. Mr. Westergord with his camora was all you saw ot it until it was in your hands. What you didn't hear and see was the staff in many Sharon Barnett Coral Spencer Arlene Storey Mary Ann Wyatt Publications Seniors Seniors Administration Senior Staff Members K' l i 4 i 4.2 .,v-d n5 'S- 'Q-an-. Junior Staff Members Yasuko Kato Beverly Barbiero JoAnne Clifton Maxine Russell Athletics Organizations Juniors, Sophomores Music meetings planning the book, getting assignments and turning in reports, a group of statt members ar- ranging the panel layouts, a group typing copy on Saturday, Mr. Westergard out in the dark room two or three hours a day, the editor spending fourth period all year long, many evenings after school, and many nights at home editing . To those whose candid pictures are unsatisfactory, whose names are misspelled, who were not placed by their best triends or who were omitted entirely, we express our regrets and apologies, and if you are not a senior, we solicit your support and co-operation to make our next Golden Spike better than this one. To those who may express approval ot our efforts-both of you-we sincerely return our thanks. Sophomore Staff Members Olene Smith Robert Christensen Organizations Jr. Photographer Evelyn Ross Dramatics and Speech A One Hundred One BUSINESS STAFF ' Qi? ,nv Mr. Johnson Ilene Kendell Dale Hansen Advisor Associate Business Manager Business Manager Through the work of the Business staff, the cost ot publishing the yearbook was met. Students on the staff spent many hours in selling advertising space to merchants in the city and in the various towns in Weber County. The campaign for selling the yearbooks was successfully conducted by Dale and the statt, with Mr. Johnson acting as advisor to the group. SENIOR MEMBERS ON THE STAFF Elaine Randall, JoAnne Stallings, Ferol Cragun, Karl Allred. QNX A. One Hundred Two Lloyd Draoyer, Arvin Shreeve, Lois Simpson, Janet Bell, Junior Neuenschwonder, Arlene Bcmbrough, Seth Bloir, Burk Clegg. GOLDEN SPIKE BUSINESS STAFF Coral assisting Alice O'Brien with yearbook piciures. fi One Hundred Three WARRlOR'S TRUMPETER EDITORS Emma Lou Barnes, Geraldine Reese, Marilou Rogers, Mrs. Follett. About once each term, the students looked forward to receiving an issue of the VVarrior's Trum- peter, VVeber's school newspaper. The purpose of this paper is to publish an accurate record of all school activities, past and future, so that all students may become aware of events which are taking place. Emma Lou Barnes as Editor, and her associate editors, Geraldine Reese and Morilou Rogers, have made this year's paper a very successful one. REPORTERS Norma Arave, Helen Knudsen, Margaret Beal, Roland Shaw, Gerald Christensen. Fannie Ellis, Janet Bell, LaRae Berrett, Marianna Lee, Flora Roberts. One Hundred Four . Departments Afton Anderson, typist, Fern Mower, exchange, Robert Christensen, photographer, Bernice Dinsdale, exchange, Mary Evelyn Cox, artist, Shirley Summers, typist. WARRIOR'S TRUMPETER Business Staff Betty Brown, Carol Folkman, Ann Hasebrink. One Hundred Five SCRIPTO EDITORS Flora Roberts, Marianna Lee, Carol Folkman Associate Editor, Editor, Associate Editor Twice during the year, Scripto, VVeber's literary magazine, made its appearance to the students. Between the covers were pages filled with editorials, short stories, essays and poems which were the orig- inal work of Weber students. Through Scripto, they had the opportunity of expressing their innermost thoughts and of having them published that others might enioy them. Shirley Summers, typist, Betty Brown, proofreader, Afton Anderson, typistp Fern Mower, typist, Ann Hasebrink, proofreader, Mary Evelyn Cox, artist. 1 i One Hundred Six KNIGHT ERRANTRY Nearly every day in the lower hall could be found a group of students gathered around the Knight Errantry looking at snapshots of their friends and reading the latest news and gossip. This bulletin board replaces the gossip column in the Trumpeter and also helps the students to become better acquainted. CO-EDITORS Margaret Beal, Helen Knudsen CO-EDITORS Geraldine Reese, JoAnne Cliften NEWS NOTES The publicity given to Weber High through News Notes helped to inform the public of our activities and to encourage them to attend our social functions, These girls have been very energetic in their work and once or twice a week articles written by them appeared in all the local newspapers. One Hundred Sevel. DEBATORS Hetty Hammon, Marianna Lee, DeeWard Hock, Paul Smith, Dean Allen, Eugene Wilson. FORENSICS Forensics is one of the most outstanding activities at Weber. Especially the students of Speech ll will long remember the experiences they had while gathering Their material together, during class periods, in practice contests with Davis, East and Ogden high schools, at the invitational speech meet at Weber College on March 7 and 8, and at the Regional Speech Meet at Logan, April 8 and 9, where Weber qualified for ten of the seventeen positions open to students from Region One in the State Speech Tour- nament. Mr. Ward acted as advisor to the Speech Il class for the first semester. His advice, assistance, and direction gave the members the fundamentals for the contests in which they partici- pated. His help in organizing their thought and material was appreciated by each student in the class. Glen J. Ward One Hundred Eight DEBATORS Beverly Halling, Shirley Hoisington, Bob Hatch, Arvin Shreeve, Thayne Robson, Seth Blair, Ben Harvey. FORENSICS Debating the question: Resolved, that the Federal government should provide a complete system ol medical care available to all citizenzs at public expense , the debators gained valuable knowledge in public speaking, straight thinking, and logical reasoning. At the meet at Weber College, Arvin Shreeve and Seth Blair took second place in the B division. They, along with DeeWard Hock and Paul Smith, also qualified to enter the State Tournament. DEBATORS Bruce Ballif, Monte DaBell, Dee Jacobs, Uriel Swenson, Ronald Fryer. LaVere Campbell, Gale Moore, Richard Shaw. ,f 'n w.,,...,.. . so One Hundred Nine ORATORY Fred Johnson, Booth Crabtree, Lee Lalli, Arvin Shreeve, Edward Burrows. June Bailey, Elaine Randall, Emma Lou Barnes, Shirley Struhs, Mr. Graves. In the fields of oratory, extempore speaking, and panel discussion, Weber students were outstand ing at the Regional Meet. Decisions given in oration gave Arvin Shreeve first place, Lee Lalli, second and Shirley Struhs, fourth. Shirley Hoisington rated first place in extempore speaking, with DeeWard and Paul chosen for sec ond and fourth places, respectively. In panel discussion, Emma Lou won first place and Booth took second place. EXTEMPORE SPEAKING Mr. Graves, Paul Smith, Shirley Hoisington, DeeWcird Hock, Eugene Wilson, Lee Lalli. Bruce Bollif, Thayne Robson, Bob Hatch, Beverly Halling, Emma Lou Barnes. One Hundred Ten - lik' i .. ,4- W , t W . STORY, POEM AND SPEECH DEBATE Bob Chambers, Rollin Ellis, Bob Hatch, Ada Stringham, Arva Jean Peterson, Donna Phipps, Patsy Pollard, Mary Arlen Blickfelt. Evelyn Cox, Beverly Barbiero, Delsa Davis, George Atwood. LeRoy Hooper, Irene Johnson, Anita Pledger, Nola Jean Avis Durrant, Jessie Miller, Marilou Rogers, Elwin Slater. Toone, JoAnne Cliften, Maxine Russell. Lee Stevens, Kent Child, Violet Cass, Lou Jean Dinsdale, Gerald Stanger, Flora Roberts, Sally James, Shirley Stone, Burk Clegg. Barbara Tarran, Violet Valentine. Delores Burnett, Lou Jean Allen, Eve Campbell, Geraldine Reese, Diane Austin, Nelda Thompson. JUNIOR SPEECH CONTESTANTS PANEL DISCUSSION Joanne Milnar, Betty Brown, Louise Allen, Yvonne Mitchell. LouJean Bowman, LaRae Parker, Janet Allen, Maureen CONTEST WINNERS Hall, Elaine Hansen. LeRoy Hooper, Bob Hatch, Arlen Blickfelt. Charlene Folley, Elaine Graviet, Muriel Wolfe, Artel Ran- Elaine Graviet, Lou Jean Bowman, Louise Allen, Nola Jean son, Beulah Lindsay. Toone, Sharon Hammon. Sharon Hammon, Goldie Zilverschoon, June Bond. Charlene Folley, Donna Phipps, Avis Durrant, Goldie Zil- Dee Wallace, Owen Barker, Harry James, John Brown. verschoon. DRAMATIC READERS Dean Lambert, Marilyn Oakey, LeRoy Hooper, Lois Daley, Uana Lou Frost, Evelyn Ross, Boyd Parke, Charlene Sechrist. Miss Anderson, Gary Spencer, Edward Burrows, LaRae Tullis, Eva Campbell, Anna Neilson, Richard Hall, Ricky Carlson. With a motto of Work, work, work , the dramatic readers this year have specialized in interpreta- tiye work and dialects. A group ot students went to Provo to the B. Y. U, lnvitational Speech Meet and another group ioined in the Regional Speech Meet at Logan, where Boyd Parke was rated as superior in retold story. JUNIOR SPEECH CONTEST The annual Junior Speech Meet was held March 24, 25 and 26, at Weber High School, This speech nteet was open for all iuniors. The winners tor poetry were: Lyric, LeRoy Hooper, first place, and Eye Campbell, second, Dramatic, Boyd Parke, first place and second place, Ada Strirgham. Nola Jean Toone took first place in Oratory and Bob Hatch, second place, Retold story winners were Arlen Blicktelt, Maxire Russell and Nelda Thompson. Six students were chosen tor panel: Louise Allen, Lou Jean Bowman, Elaine Grayiet, Goldie Zilver- schoon, Sharon Hammon and Charlene Folley. Top honors in debate were won by Avis Durront and Donna Phipps, Patsy Pollard and Marilou Rogers took second place, with Burk Clegg and Jessie Miller taking third place, One Hundred Twelve DRAMATICS The Willow And I Jean Nelson, Ada Stringham, Don Becker The story revolves around two sisters, both of whom are in love with Dr. Roloin Todd. Mara succeeds in winning his affections, but her romance is thwarted on the eve of her wedding by her sister, Bessie, who attempts to take her own life. Mara succeeds in stopping this catastrophe, but in doing so, Suffers severe shock, which causes her to lose her sense of reason and her sense of speech. Forty years later, Bessie has married Robin and they have a son, Kirkland. Soon after the son's birth, the doctor dies, leaving Bessie to rear the boy and care for her aging father and invalid Mara. Near the end of the play, the noises of a storm shock Mara back into reality where she faces a world that changes swiftly in the night . Janet Allen, Glen Rudd, Thelma Geddes, Carol Folkman. One Hundred Thirteen Lee Lalli, Carlyle Parker, Katheryn Miller. Shirley Hoisington, Blaine Berry, Dale Manley The Willow and I In order to give more students a chance to participate in dramatics, Mr. Green chose a double cast of the leading roles. Each cast performed one night, with the supporting roles being played by the same people both nights. Bruce Ballif. CAST OF CHARACTERS Bessie Sutro .. , ,, .Thelma Geddes Millie Sutra, , , , Kathryn Miller Jean Nelson Dr. Oliver ,,,,,, ,,,,,.. , . Lee Lalli Tinny ,, , . ., ,Janet Allen Robin and Kirkland Todd , , Donald Becker Maia Sutra, ,Ada Stringham Glenn Rudd Carol Folkman Dulce Todd ,, ,,,,,.,i..,..., ,, Dale Manley Bailey , .. ,,,,,,, Carlyle Parker Mabel. .... ,, ,, , ,,,ShirIey i-loisington Theodore Sutra , ,, ,,,,,... ,.,,,,. B laine Berry Dr. Trubee, Y... ,..,,,,,,,,,A,,,,....,..,. ....,,,. B r uce Ballit PRODUCTION STAFF Bob Shupe, LaVere Campbell, Bob Koldewyn, Edward Burrows, Bruce Ballif. Flora Roberts, Coral Spencer, Irene Johnson, Mr. Green, Helen Johnson, Mary Ann Wyatt, Marian Nash. One Hundred Fourteen NNN ir Family Portrait f-f . Judah, Mary, Simon, James, Daniel, Naomi 2. Mary Cleophas Talking To women at The well. and Joseph aT breakfast Judas !scariaT direding Mary and Mary Cleo- 4. Mary requests The Rabbi To leave her house. phas To Jesus. 5. NaThan, Mary, Mary Magdeline and Mary Cleophas aT The scene OT The LasT Supper. One Hundred Fifteen SSN -TT l Keith McLane, George Chamberlain, Thayne Robson, DeeWard Hock, Barbara Jones, Mr. Green. Burk Clegg, Dale McLane, Mary Ann Wyatt, Bob Shupe, Katheryn Miller, Glen Rudd. Family Portrait Family Portrait, a drama in three acts and seven scenes, was selected as the Senior Play and was presented on Ivlarch 3, 5 and 6. The play involved the last three years of the life of Christ and was a simple, reverent, and eloquent picture of the family life of Jesus and those closely associated with Him. The drama portrayed the unending faith of Mary, n'other of Jesus, and her belief in l-lim even though all others turned against him. The last line of the play is a plea from her that His name must not be forgotten. Family Portrait was the most difficult play ever to be presented at Weber but through the efforts of the cast, Mr, Green, and the production staff, it has been proclaimed as one of the best performances given by high school students. One Hundred Sixteen Mary ......... Daniel ..,,,. Josephe ,,,, , AShepherd , Naomi . Judo, ,, Mary Cleophas Reba, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , Simon ,,,,,,, LaVell Butt, Helen Johnson, John Seigle, Bob Hatch, Blaine Berry, Gary Garlick, Parley George, Don Becker. Bruce Ballif, George Pledger, Duaine Simmons, LaVere Campbell, Gayle Winkler, l.eAnna Taylor, Glena Jensen. FAMILY PORTRAIT CAST Mary Ann Wyatt ,George Pledger s.,.,w.,,,Bob Shupe 7 ,s,,, John Seigle ,,,,Kathryn Miller ,,,,,,,,Dale McLane s,,Barbara Jones . ,,Gayle Winkler ,,Thayne Robson James , ,, ,..George Chamberlain Mordecaiw ,,,,, ,,,,,,,s.,s. B ruce Ballif Silima ,,.,,,,, .,.,,,, M arian Parker Eben., ,,,,,, ....,,, l. C1Vell Butt Mathias .,,,.., ,....... B laine Berry The Disciple V....... .....,.. D eeWard Hack He-pziboh ................ ,,,..... L etha Geilmann Appius Hadrion ,.,,..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, G len Rudd Anna .,,....,.,,,,e.ese,,,, ,,,,,,,, Rabbi Samuel ,,,s,,,, Mendel ..,,.,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , , A Woman in Jerusalem ,,,,,,, ,,,,, LaVada Cullens a.s,s..Don Becker ,a,,,sBurk Clegg ,,,,,sLaura Harris NC1Tl1Ort .,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,, , H ,...7, ., ,,,,, Porley George Mary ot Magdala ,,,s , ,,,,, , Daniel :Age lol ,..,.,a, Esther ,,,ss,,.,s,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , LeeAnna Taylor ,Bob Hatch ,Glena Jensen L6l3C1I1 ,....,.. Y ,.,, ,LOVere Campbell Joshua .s...., .Duaine Simmons l5eUlOl1 ..,... ,.., , ,Helen Johnson One Hundred Seventeen The Ghost Flies South Joan Campbell, George Chamberlain, Avis Durrant, Carol Folkman, Bob Hatch, Katheryn Miller, Laura Harris, Don Becker, Anita Pledger. The spring play, The Ghost Flies South , was presented in Weber's auditorium the 9th and lOth of April. The comedy play was in three acts and was the story of tvvo sisters who gambled in Wall Street stock markets, They vvin tour hundred thousand dollars, but in order to keep Anita's fiance from discov- ering where the money came from, they invented on uncle. This involved them in all sorts of scrapes and difficult situations, which added to the hilarity ofthe play. CAST OF CHARACTERS Anita Meredith i ,Anita Pledger Tyler Rankin ,,., ,, ,,,, , ,, ,,,,,Burk Clegg Marilou Rogers George Chamberlain Diana Meredith ,, . ,,,,, Flora Roberts Homer Reed .,,...,,,.. ,,,,,,,, ,,,, , , ,Bob Hatch Joan Campbell Ivirs. Homer Reed ,,,,.., J, ,Carol Folkman Gi-cindnia Bantry ,, Y, ,,,,, Irene Johnson Cordillia ,,,,.,,,,, ,s,.,,, . . .Shirley Hoisington Kathryn lvliller Laura Harris Morgcin Winthrop ., , Junior Neuenschvvander Buck Hollis ,,,,,, , , ,Bruce Ballif Don Becker Chiquita s,.s..,,s. .,.,.,,,, H elen Johnson lvlrs. Morgan Vkfinthrop, Sr,, Y ,,,,,, Avis Durrant Burk Clegg, Flora Roberts, Shirley Hoisington, Irene Johnson, Helen Johnson, Marilou Rogers, Junior Neuenschwancler. F ONE-ACT PLAYS l Rich Man, Poor Man Jessie Miller, Joyce Barnes, Dale McLain, Gary Garlick, Gerry McLain, Carlyle Parker, Marian Nash, LaRae Parker, LaRae Tullis. This one-act comedy was presented at Weber College, April 5, as a contest number in the Commu- nity Theater One-act Play Contest. Two casts were chosen, one from the titth period and one from the sixth. CAST OF CHARACTERS Emma. .... ,,,...,, M arilyn Belnap Mrs. Haggerty ...........,.....,..., ....,,,.... M arian Nash Gerry McLain Lee Anna Taylor Kitty. ,.... . ..,,.. Mary Dunn Mrs. Thomas MacPhairson .,,...,.,..,..., Shirley Struhs Olene Smith LaRae Parker Peter. , ..., Glenn Rudd Mrs. Olie Oleson. .... ..........,.,.,,. . ,Beverly Andrews Dale McLane Donna lllum Mrs. Bonelli ,,,..., ., . .s..... Jessie Miller Visiting Nurse, .... Marian Parker Yetta Goldenstein ,,.,..... ..... Tommy Browning ,.,. ., Largo Johnson Lila Butler .Marian Berrett Jane Painter .Gary Garlick Bruce Ballit Carlyle Parker Dee Ward Hock Mrs. X. Y. Smythe .,...,. ,....... Joyce Barnes .Lethia Gielmann LaRae Tullis Student Directors. .... ......... M arian Parker Betty Downs Sixth period cast of Rich Man, Poor Man . Shirley Struhs, Marian Par- ker, Dee Ward Hock, Lee Anna Taylor, Glenn Rudd, Marian Berrett, Bruce Ballif, Beverly Andrews, Ma ry Dunn, Lethia Geilmann. l l '1 Dark Wind Lou Jean Bowman, Lee Lalli, Lou Jean Dinsdale, Yvonne Adams, Donna Hansen. Dark Wind vvas a serious play and vvas also presented in the Weber College contest on April 2. Head Nurse Fleming ,, ,Lou ,lean Bovvman Stevenson , , , , ., Lee Lalli Nurse Grayson , ,Lou Jean Dinsdale Stage Manager ,, Robert Koldevvyn Nurse Bates , , ,, ,Yvonne Adams Student Director , , . Donna Hansen The Conflict A group ot play-production students used as a class project, 'film Conflict . The actors in tlwis play received special recognition 'from their associates and tram critics tor their interpretation ot the various roles. Clwaracters vvere: Emilie ,, , Mary Ann Wycttt Bess ,, Nadine Carver Bobs H N Paul Etclwevery The Mother ,Barbara Jones STAGE MANAGER ll Bolo Koldevvyn, as Stage Manager, taitlitully attended all activi- ties vvhiclt required the use ot ligltting on the stage, the mike, or the radio turntable. He deserves praise tor ltis lcnovvledge of electricity, his vvorlc, and ltis coopeprative spirit. K Q + Q X Q X. X x 1 X 1 if V gig! .EQ N. ,. A x ge Q XA x 2+ f ,ws ps., - mf N1 RASS Q f K: 4. 1 Q : X x X , x :ink L as S 3 S has 'vw ., Q 'W ,pw , N J S 1 U xglw ii iii Q-gg N x : Xxx St r X ' xx 3 N 'Y x 90. Q --1aa.2:: K5 3 bk ..,. f ,g 'ggcggiiiilx E , , X g L 5 xx W ,rx .was R -..if J Q ' -im E 'S N.. Jef fe. 5 :ff f fv , 5 ., 'Q' .i QQ 1 3 -. .Nj 4 AK Q e as '7 S '19gQQw X .sim w if . it N CHEER LEADERS Jerry McLain, Lou Jean Dinsdale, LaRe Maw, Maurine Bingham, Lou Jean Allen. Victory Is Our Cry! This was the theme ot one ot the Pep Rallies staged and directed by the cheer- leaders. Before every athletic event, they would plan a short skit or program designed to put school interest into our games. Throughout the year, the cheerleaders were always ready to lead the student body in yells and songs to show our enthusiasm and appreciation ot the teams' work. Lou Jean, Jerry, Maurine, l.aRe, Lou Jean. One Hundred Twenty-two FOCTBALL Parley George, Uriel Swensen, Marx Tyler, Dan Stanger, Lloyd Draayer, Dale Hansen, Vernal Schwitzer. if 5, ,. 1,S'W -L ,- wr W' .bg s - k .- ,V . .1- i s + 4 Asif., 'Pl QP s.-:LX ix ' -Q - A Lv, F. 5H.:'l ' ' m fs go Qgnhfafwsfwv-.'1'? lr x N X A n , , ,3:5q.si.1, fQ.:M K, I N Bert Cook, Norman Montgomery, Douglas Rochelle, Eugene Wilson, Ben Harvey, Nels Jacobsen, Carl Baker. . ff., Ee, Duaine Simmons, Blaine Kopp, Don Becker, Marvin Heslop, Nalon Taylor, Howard Gibson, Lloyd Neville. One Hundred Twenty-three Donald Pollard, Lorin Stimpson, Junior Neuenschwander, Dee Hutzley. Reid Nielson, Melvin Hunter, Lloyd Draayer, Dean Allen. One Hundred Twenty-four Gordon Jensen, Dean Fowles, Burk Clegg, Junior Dayton, Laurel Hill, Bob Tucker, Quentin Jenkins. Junior Squad Mr. Parker, Duaine Erickson, Keith Pearson, Grant McGill, Dale McLane, Ivan Heslop, Keith Butler, Bruce Neville, Robert Neville, Luan Ferrin, LaMar Cook, Ralph Taylor, Richard Cragun, Wayne Thayer, Billy Chamberlain, Wayman Cash. Glenn Rudd, Alfred Bray, Clair Kilts, Lloyd Allen, Harold Roylance, Wayne Woodruff, LeRoy Hooper, Cal- vin Panter, Owen Barker, Eugene Thurston, Barrie McKay, Dick Loveland, Delbert Rhees. John Seigle, Melvin Green, Allen Berrett, Donald Feit, Gary Garlick, Bob Hatch, Lorin Schoonmaker, Gale Collard, Lee Robinson, Gerald Stanger, Delbert Dickamore, Marlin Newbold, Dee Flitton, Lowell Taylor. . 1 K X ' J. .5 .-ivNQ.Xk,. i L c g Q , fi , !'g -' X gg N, E -as fe skiers .e1aS'p asf., 'E .C L wf, Sophomore Squad Mr. Barnett, Robert Lundquist, Wayne Charlton, Melvin Nelson, Leno DeGeorgio, Burt Knight, Russell Wood, Glen Gunn, Ernest Hales, Joseph Wahlquist, Harold Dixon, Weldell Slater, Halvor Rose, Robert Frew, Lloyd Hunter. Bud Butler, Don Warner, Richard Carter, Ray Nelson Don Birch, Jay Hadley, Boyd Titensor, Don Wharton, Don Hales, Halvor Rose, Bob Thayer, Melvin Charlesworth. Bill Smith, Bob Loper, Junior Bybee, Jack Stimpson, Rodney Pollard, Richard Seigle, Fred Johnson, Dee Venable, Dee Stimpson, Dee Bingham, Bob Strebel, Richard Hall. One Hundred Twenty-five wmwnnunim ' At the traditional Ogden-Weber football game pictured above, the final score stood at 0-0. Weber, therefore, retained the Little Brown Jug , which 'they will keep in their possession until the Ogden Tigers, by winning a future game, shall take it away from the Warriors. Our football squad of l91lo was composed of a group of men all fighting for the same goal. The ltoys played with a fine cooperative spirit throughout the football season. Although they were unfor- tunate in losing all the games, the squad, the athletic managers, and the coaches richly deserve their place of honor for retaining the spirit of fair play and sportsmanship which is the tradition of Webeic High students. Qui' first league game opened with North Cache on October 11, on the Bulldogs' field. The War' iiois fought with enthusiasm against the Bulldogs by running and passing but the opponents' aggressive povver proved too great for the vVeber line. Weber was defeated by a score of T9 to 7. Weber's only touchdown was scored by Reed Nielson, and Lorin Stimpson placed a kick for the extra point, Cn October lO, Logan Grizzlies nosed out Weber Vtlarriors in a well-matched game. Both teams were hold scoreless for the first three quarters. The Grizzlies led the attack in the fourth auarter by scoring a touchdown. VVeber fought desperately to tie the score but the game ended with Logan win ning by a score of 6-O, Weber again met defeat in another league game against Bear River on October l8, by a mere touchclow-1, Both teams carried the ball well but in the final minutes of playing time, Bear River scored a touchdown, with Weber blocking the kick, ending the game with the score of 6-O. On November l, South Cache traveled over to play another league game on the muddy Warriors field. Although Weber failed to win over the Spartans, the team was impressive despite the fact that the game was played under unfavorable circumstances. Because of weather conditions, the game was broadcast to students in the building by the incomparable Lee Lalli . The game ended with a score of BO, leaving the Spartans as the victors. The football season came to a conclusion with another loss for Weber against the Box Elder Bees, on lsliwniiilner 8, on the Warriors' field. Although Weber put forth their best efforts they were unable to atop the power of the Bees' rampaging backfield. The game came to an end with Box Elder piling up a score of 59, as against O for Weber. 'D- C... A-a NNN-, , M. -up 'Mm . X .x.. ,A : X X NW www X:-,X x-.Lx 5 - - Qlvw - ia wmw RN.. s LQ' -. wx :- Y. I as 'vffb K 4. an h , .vw -f Xcsg mars' gwvw:...w:mrnmw 1-x -. - mf. BASKETBALL Eddie Hopfenbeck, Lloyd Neville, Dale Hansen, Vernal Schwitzer, Burt Cook, Wayne Cottle. Coach Slater, Lloyd Draayer, Dee Hutzley, Eugene Wilson, Duaine Simmons, Robert Tucker. On Friday, Dec, 21, Weber High met in Ogden High School's gymnasium for the second preseason game of the year. The Tigers iumped into the lead by 2 points in the first quarter and retained their lead. The Warriors made a great comeback in the fourth quarter but the score in the final frame ended by 41 for the Tigers and 31 for the Warriors. Cottle and Cook were the high point men, rolling up 13 and 12 points, respectively. On Friday, December 13, Weber outscored Ogden by 35 to 23 in a thrilling and exciting game. The score was 17 to 16 at the half but the Warriors' fast thinking and aggressive play overcame the Tigers. Weber High hoopsters proved themselves to be strong contenders in Region One by outscoring the Box Elder Bees by a score eof 3O to 33 on January 3. Weber gained a lead at the half and retained it through the remaining half. Cottle and Neville were the high point men, with 14 points each. in a spirited game on Friday, January 10, Weber chalked up another victory on the Warriors' court, nosing over the Logan Grizzlies by a score of 42 to 30. At the half the score was tied and the War- riors led the score in the third quarter by 2 points. Neville and Cottle were the high point men, On January 17, Weber iourneyed to the South Cache court and walloped the Spartans by a score of 34 to 18. Cottle and Neville tallied the most points for Weber. Weber downed North Cache in another Region One victory on January 24, by a score of 32 to 21. Hopfenbeck, Cook and Cottle, with the aid of the others, walked away with easy victory for Weber. On January 30, Weber bounced into a temporary lead in Region One by trimming the Logan Griz- zlies by a score of 42 to 37 at Logan. The Warriors were far ahead the first half and then staved off a last-period rally of the Loganites. Cottle, Cook and Neville were the high point men. On Friday, March 14, Weber High hoopmen, before a crowd of wildly screaming fans, won the Re- gion One basketball championship in a play-off game with Box Elder by a score of 36 to 34. The Warriors fought hard, and Cook and Cottle, Weber's hard-driving forwards, were good for a basket every time the Warriors fell behind. Wallace, a substitute guard, was also outstanding in his playing. At the State Tournament, Weber Warriors won their first game but failed in the last two games. Weber's final standing was fifth place in the tournament. Lloyd Neville was chosen as a guard on the All-State Basketball Team. One Hundred Twenty-eight EUS f , . -X f, 'ig X X ai Y 9 EF 5 as 'X f If if v as' v If : 3' X? Www 1 S X f sl. If up f if xx? , 'btw' u 7. , '15 se :s 1 y QE 59 'V 9 Qiffigg R r . u 5' Q H' 4 S . 5 . , Ex 1 M 5- v xx tl 4 Q mf' ,NA NIJ .N J V wg x fn Nl? I' . .5 xy, KV 7. ,X X' Q- - Q je W, ' A GJ' W I 1 'S , 6 r HX gif W SQ ,' ' 3, , . .5 i 'ff v' Q ,A . ,S X . Y Q! W f I Q , r ' A mi NX j ' ,r v 3 Q 5 in '55 sg! z 3 A 5' ff S in-L i x 'xx N w Q f 3 K ,f 1, -Q x r i ll lv .Q A ' .4 411 4, ffiyxfw ' 1' mb r A . s.., bg, Q 1 A3 .Falk x Q v N f . vu , ' 4-'fm fI ' 5 Mg Yi Qs K' V fum Q 5 4 M il' I v Q -51 Fi b 1 -- K .iff - w .if 'S 3 1 J Q 4 Coach Barnett, Darrell Tucker, is Luan Ferrin, Robert Neville, Bruce Neville, Howard Gibson, Quentin Jenkins. Richard Seigle, Ralph Taylor, Richard Done, Harold Roylance, LaRoy Hooper, Jay Hadley, Don Warner, Robert Lindquist. Junior Basketball Squad TRACK . .M N C f.:Nf'a.-, Dale Hansen, Marx Tyler, Laurel Hill, Kenneth Wharton, Fred Johnson, Burk Clegg, Edward Burrows, Lawrence Clough, John Siegel, Coach Slater. Junior Bybee, Rulon Dye, Eddie Hopfenbeck, Dean Bond, Bill Hales, Don Pollard, Clair Jorgensen, Harold Roylance, Gerald Stanger, LaRoy Hooper. Mr. Parker, Richard Siegel, Man- ager, Dick Done, Robert Lund- B A S E B A I' I' quist, Luan Ferrin, Wayne Cottle, Dee Wallace, Richard Carter, 'QS Don Warner, Jay Hadley, Burk 'L Clegg, Jack Spencer. Robert Tucker, Grant McGill, Ed- die Hopfenbeck, Bert Cook, Clif- ' ford Lee, Lloyd Neville, Rodney vi 'A X F Pollard. Q 0 Lloyd Draayer, Reed Nielson, Howard Gibson, Eugene Thurs- ton, Quentin Jenkins, Darrell M Firth, Lloyd Allen. GIRLS These dctiviiies were part of the closswork ol all girls' Phys. Ed. classes and were demonstrated of The Fine Arfs Review The night of April 2. The Highland Fling The Sword Dance Pyramid Building The Headstand The boys' and girls' classes combined every Fri- day To learn Square Dancing under the direction of Miss Newman and Coach Slater. ATHLETICS On April 26, the girls went to Provo to participate in the annual Invitational Track Meet held there. Events included the 50-yard dash, several relay races and a posture pa- rade. Shuttle Relay Ready for a 50-yard Dash The Championship Volleyball Game Archery was also demonstrated at the Fine Arts Review. DANCES 'I. F. F. A. Flower Show and Harvest Ball. 2. Queen Norene Hadley and attendants, LaRe Maw and Donna Harper. Senior Turkey Hop Ono Hundred Thirty-four 3. Serenus, LaRae Berrett, Senior President, Ronald Fryer, and DeeWard Hock. 4. Turkey Winner, Wayne Cottle, with Grace South, friends, and Senior officers. K I N t , .,.. im f i-:i: ia MISS WEBER AND HAPPY WARRIOR CANDIDATES Dale Hansen, June Bailey, Glena Jensen, Marx Tyler, Donna Harper and Eugene Wilson. PEP CLUB PIN-UP BOY CANDIDATES GIRL'S DANCE FAVORITES Lloyd Neville, Richard Shaw, Eugene Wilson, Bert Cook, Gale Moore, Darrel Firth, Dean Allen, Wayne Cottle, Luan Ferrin, Carlyle Parker. WINNERS Happy Warrior Marx Tyler Miss Weber Donna Harper PIN-UP BOY Darrel Firth 'ZS .' E, I, 'ff I? One Hundred Thirty-five f ws 'W 'iq siffflf, f Qm . . ' 5 1 ' rf p W ' ir SY -.5 ' Y My' YCCVCN Q H, vYvy?v:,j f !1J2:Cwq.,, f 52 vfJ,'.Qjj33j Q' W 'f4f:f+ffa'1i ' min! fl' x - 1 X 1' I? K Wm. ugh .mwawu 5? Q S . Q if in A3 istawq nf Q1 ,1qff. Q x A ne w E E x S miNA!x ii? XSBMQ Sfw 'Il' 3' L N, . Q s fs ffgki - Q 'R .P ., J'- 4'++..! B. 'Was A r F aff M lt 3 9 Q1 ff' if A A ' 'V 'I ! F-Mgt Nl: . 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A1 1-.4 GSH' 45 i J 'Mm x f-r--w L 3? fx .1 wil aw 5 . up 1 K K 7 gill X QQ I, i ' ': Q 3 S V I f 5 xx ,nr- -- .my ' :QQ I Sf-'f rw . 5- .F 1. e ff g 5 . f xg U ffkss .F AN, 1 4 1 1 - fl ,WN ' N1 me I .. gh 'iw .Af .. .W S5 p ix i' lang I 9 I O S W? ji- un x '-.pn 5:5 Nu a was vu-:vnu ,. nurarul , u ai. 52? 5 fm 0 I K R F -fi? ,-- jf l W 7525.0 mf. Maw, . ftgwisz R Jtpxyrw' , VW' mfg ,af YAG ' WPG-7 Nw 'G 41 A Q. Q ,, .L xx is sb eibf, 1- 'K E9 is E D I 2 ik ., . y m NQN-w -QQ gc jf , wqsx K5 i.r?Mff-S if gimix E34 5 3, , ,kg M ink 'mi F ,. 4 pf f 2 w......... SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Hazel Adams Girls Glee '45 Jr. Speech Contest '46 Mixed Chorus '47 lda Adams Girls Glee '45-'46 Mixed Chorus '47 Dean Allen Seminary Council '45-'47 Football '45-'46-'47 Basketball '45-'46 Track '45-'46-'47 Jr. Council '46 Jr. Speech Contest '46 Baseball '46-'47 speech ll '47 Glen Allen F.F.A. '45-'46-'47 Lola Allen Pep Club '47 Karl Allred Pin-up Boy '46 Violin Soloist '46-'47 Orchestra '46-'47 Program Comm. '47 Afton Anderson Journalism '47 Mixed Chorus '47 Arlene Anderson Girls Glee '45-'46 Mixed Chorus '47 Beverly Andrews Girls Glee '45 Dramatics '46-'47 Mixed Chorus '47 Margaret Applonie Girls Glee '45 Mariorie Askerooth Girls Glee '46 Mixed Chorus '47 June Bailey G. A, Representative '46 Jr. Speech Contest '46 Reg. Speech Meet '46 G. A. President '47 Pep Club '47 Candidate for Miss Weber '47 Speech ll '47 Bruce Ballif Jr. Speech Contest '46 Decoration Comm. '46-'47 Dramatics '47 lnquiring Editor '47 Scholarship Cont. '47 Speech ll '47 Donna Barker Girls Glee '46-'47 Pep Club '47 F. H. A. '47 Erva Barker Girls Glee '46-'47 Soloist '46-47 Pep Club '47 F. H. A. '47 Emma Lou Barnes Girls Glee '45 Seminary Council '46 Editor Warrior Trumpeter '46-'47 G. A. Historian '46-'47 Pep Club Secretary '47 Speech '46-'47 D. A. R. Cont. '47 D. A. R. Speech Contest '47 Scholarship Contest '47 inquiring Editor '47 Sharon Barnett Band '46 Pep Club '47 Y. B. Editorial Staff '47 Darlene Barrow Band '46-'47 Orchestra '46-'47 Pep Club '47 F. H. A. '47 Betty Bottistone Program Comm. '46 Office '47 Donald Becker Mixed Chorus '45-'46-'47 Soloist '45-'46-'47 Band '46-'47 Dramatics '47 Marilyn Belnap Vice-Pres. Jr. Class '46 School Hymn '46 Acc. Girls Glee '46-'47 Acc. Mixed Chorus '46-'47 Dramatics '47 Program Comm. '47 D. A. R. Cont. '47 Norman Bennington Mixed Chorus '46-'47 La Rae Berrett Mixed Chorus '46 Library '47 Seminary Council '47 Marian Berrett Girls Glee '46 Dramatics '46-'47 Pep Club '47 Spencer Berrett Dramatics '46-'47 Blaine Berry Mixed Chorus '46-'47 Dramatics '47 Nola Jean Beus Orchestra '46-'47 Pep Club '47 F. H. A. '47 Ona Beus Band '46-'47 Orchestra '47 Dolores Bingham Girls Glee '45-'46 Print Dress Attendant '46 Mixed Chorus '47 Messiah Soloist '47 S. B. Vice-Pres. '47 Billie Lou Blanch F. F. A. Queen Candidate '45-'46 Print Dress Attendant '46 Mixed Chorus Sec. '46-'47 Student Council '47 Library '47 Helen Bonnett Girls Glee '46 Jay Brown Basketball '46 Jr. Class Council '46 S. B. Council '46 Mixed Chorus '47 Jacqueline Burch Mixed Chorus '45-'47 Pep Club '47 Lila Butler Girls Glee '46-'47 Double Trio '46-'47 La Vell Butt Mixed Chorus '47 Dramatics '47 Emmy Lou Cadieux Spanish Club Officer '45 Girls Glee '45 Bonnie Campbell Mixed Chorus '47 Jaan Campbell Dramatics '46-'47 Pep Club '47 Sec. Senior Class '47 La Vere Campbell Journalism '46 Jr. Speech Contest '46 Dramatics '47 Student Council '47 Social Comm. '47 Speech '47 Wrestling '47 One Hundred Fifty-three SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Nadine Carver Jr. Speech Contest '46 F. F. A. Queen Cand. '47 Senior Class Council '47 Shirley Carver Speech '46 F. F. A. Queen Cand. '46 Mixed Chorus '47 George Chamberlain Mixed Chorus '46-'47 Soloist '46-'47 Home Room Pres. '46 Speech '46 Y. B. Bus. Staff '46-'47 Dramatics '47 Reed Chamberlain Basketball '46 lone Charlesworth Mixed Chorus '45-'46-'47 Faye Charlton Pep Band '45-'46 Band '45-'46-'47 Mixed Chorus '47 Commercial Contest '46 Junior Christensen F. F. A. '46 Vice-Pres. F. F. A. '47 Norma Christensen Jr. Speech Contest '46 Girls Glee '46 Dramatics '46-'47 Don Clark Mixed Chorus '46 Marian Clark Pep Club '47 Red Cross Comm. Chmn. D. A. R. Alternate '47 Office '47 F. H. A. '47 Laurence Clough Track '46-'47 Darwin Colby Orchestra '45 Band '45-'46 Y. B. Photographer '46 Pep Band '47 Wayne Cottle Football '46-'47 Basketball '46-'47 Track '46-'47 Baseball '46-'47 Mixed Chorus '47 Vice-Pres. Boys' Ass'n '47 Anna Lou Cox Pep Club '47 Booth Crabtree Jr. Speech Contest '46 inquiring Editor '47 One Hundred Fifty-four '47 Ferol Cragun Jr. Speech Contest '46 Spanish Club '46 Seminary Council '46 Band '46-'47 Y. B. Bus. Staf '46-'47 Vice-Pres. Pep Club '47 Jr. Class Council '46 Scholarship Cont. '47 D. A. R. Representative '47 Meril Lyn Cross Girls Glee '45 Mixed Chorus '46-'47 La Vada Cullens Orchestra '46-'47 Dramatics '46-'47 Mixed Chorus '47 Maxine Dabling Student Council '47 Mixed Chorus '46-'47 Doris Dalpias Mixed Chorus '45-'47 Jr. Speech Contest '46 Pep Club '47 Marian Davis Orchestra '45-'47 Band '46-'47 Mixed Chorus '47 Pep Club '47 Pearl De Friez Mixed Chorus '47 Bernice Dinsdale Journalism '46-'47 Betty Downs Dramatics '47 Mary Dunn Mixed Chorus '46-'47 Messiah Soloist '47 Centennial Chorus '47 G. A. Representative '47 Pep Club '47 Roma East Commercial Contest '46 Glee Club '46-'47 Assembly Acc. '46-'47 Pep Club '47 Mae Favero Glee Club '45 Mixed Chorus '47 Pep Club '47 Marilyn Fife Jr. Speech Contest '46 Office '47 Library '47 Mixed Chorus '47 Darrell Firth Baseball '45 Basketball '45-'46 Decoration Comm. '46Q'47 Pin-up Boy '47 Glen Fletcher Mixed Chorus '47 Beverly Fredrickson Girls Glee '45-'46 Mixed Chorus '47 Delone Fryer Glee Club '45 Jr. Speech Contest '46 Home Room Pres. '47 Pep Club '47 F. H. A. Vice-Pres. '47 Ronald Fryer Student Council '45 Decoration Comm. '45-'46-'47 Art '45-'46-'47 Jr. Speech Contest '46 Jr. Council '46 Speech '47 Scholarship Cont. '47 Senior Class Pres. '47 Parley George Football '45-'46-'47 All-state Football '46 Track '47 Dramatics '47 Thelma Geddes Girls Glee '45 Mixed Chorus '47 Dramatics '45-'47 Letha Geilmann Girls Glee '45-'46-'47 Dramatics '46-'47 Owen Gibson F. F. A. '46 Annette Graham Dramatics '46-'47 Scholarship Cont. '47 Pep Club '47 Norene Hadley F. F. A. Queen Cond. '45-'46 F. F. A. Queen '47 Mixed Chorus '46-'47 Bill Hales Football '45-'46 Journalism '47 Beverly Halling Speech '46-'47 Pep Club '47 Beverly Hamblen Mixed -Chorus '47 Library '47 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Hetty Hamon Girls Glee '45 Band '46 Jr. Speech Contest '46 Pep Club '47 Speech '47 G. A. Representative '47 Val Hancock F. F. A. '45-'46 Student Council '46-'47 Dale Hansen Football '46-'47 Basketball '46-'47 Track '46-'47 Y. B. Bus. Staff '45-'46 Bus. Staff Manager '47 Sec. Boys Ass'n '47 Student Council '47 Donna Harper Social Comm. '45 Glee Club '45 G. A. Representative '45 Jr. Speech Contest '46 F. F. A. Attendant '47 Pep Club '47 Miss Weber '47 Laura Harris Girls Glee '46 Dramatics '46-'47 Pep Club '47 Lila Jean Harris Pep Club '47 Ben Harvey Football '45-'46-'47 Track '45-'46-'47 Wrestling '45-'46-'47 Speech '47 Betty Herrington Mixed Chorus '45-'46-'47 Journalism '47 Library '47 Thomas Higgs Seminary Council '45 F. F. A. '46 Darlene Higley F. F. A. Queen Cand. '45 Mixed Chorus '46 Girls Glee '47 Laurel Hill Track '45-'46-'47 Football '46-'47 Dee Ward Hock Jr. Speech Contest '46 Speech '47 Dramatics '47 Senior Council '47 Shirley Hoisington Jr. Speech Contest '46 Band '46 Dramatics '46-'47 Speech '47 Mixed Chorus '47 Loralie Holland Mixed Chorus '45-'47 Orchestra '45-'46-'47 Messiah Soloist '47 Lois Holmes Pep Club '47 Ruth Hueser Girls Glee '45 Orchestra '45-'46-'47 Dramatics '46-'47 Eunice Hummer Pep Club '47 La Vern Humphreys Mixed Chorus '46-'47 Pep Club '47 Rosella Hunt Girls Glee '46 Jr. Speech Contest '46 La Verne Hunter Mixed Chorus '47 Pep Club '47 Melvin Hunter F. F. A. '46 Football '47 Basketball '47 Dee Hutzley Football '45-'46-'47 Basketball '45-'46-'47 Soph. Council '45 Jr. Council '46 Student Council '46 Track '46-'47 Senior Council '47 Glena Jensen Jr. Council '46 Prom Cinderella '46 Mixed Chorus '46-'47 Vice-Pres. Seminary '47 Cand. for Miss Weber '47 Social Comm. '47 Pep Club '47 D. A. R. Cont. '47 Loyal Jensen Mixed Chorus '45 Stephen Jensen Mixed Chorus '47 Melba Johns Band '46 Mixed Chorus '47 Pep Club '47 Helen Johnson Pep Club '47 Dramatics '47 Barbara Jones Speech '46 Mixed Chorus '47 Pep Club '47 Dramatics '47 Vice-Pres. Sr. Class '47 Phyllis Jordan Mixed Chorus '45-'46 F. H. A. '47 Clair Jorgenson Mixed Chorus '46 Track '47 Jay Kimose Band '45 Mixed Chorus '47 Beulah Kingston Mixed Chorus '45-'46-'47 Girls Glee '47 Bob Koldewyn Mixed Chorus '45 Stage Manager '46-'47 Cleo Kunz Girls Glee '46 Mixed Chorus '47 Lee Lalli Boys Association '45 Basketball '45 Football '45 Baseball '45-'46-'47 Jr. Class Pres. '46 Speech '46-'47 Dramatics '47 Jr. Town Meeting '47 Scholarship Cont. '47 Student Body Pres. '47 Dean Lambert Band '45 Football '46-'47 Gerald Larsen F. F. A. '45-'46 Dorothy Layman Mixed Chorus '47 Clifford Lee Baseball '45-'46-'47 Jr. Speech Contest '46 Decoration Comm. '47 Student Council '47 One Hundred Fifty-five SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Marianna Lee Print Dress Attendant '46 Band '46 Speech '46-'47 Warrior Trumpeter '46-'47 Editor Scripto '47 Pep Club '47 Scholarship Cont. '47 Pres. Quill 8. Scroll '47 Jr. Town Meeting '47 D. A. R. Cont. '47 James Lunt Mixed Chorus '47 Dale Manley Mixed Chorus '47 Dramatics '47 Darlene Manning Mixed Chorus '47 Dramatics '47 Wilma Mansfield Girls Glee '45-'46-'47 Mixed Chorus '47 Alton Mathie Band '46-'47 Aline Maw Commercial Contest '46 Girls Glee '46-'47 Mixed Chorus '47 La Re Maw Cheerleader '46-'47 F. F. A. Attendant '46-'47 Mixed Chorus '47 D. A. R. Cont. '47 Nedro Maw Girls Glee '46-'47 Mixed Chorus '47 Della McEntire F. F. A. Queen '46 Student Council '47 D. A. R. Cont. '47 Kathryn Miller Dramatics '47 Sumiye Miya Orchestra '45-'46-'47 Mixed Chorus '47 Pep Club '47 Donna Montgomery Band '45-'46-'47 Mixed Chorus '47 Norman Montgomery Basketball '46-'47 Football '47 Pat Montgomery ' Mixed Chorus Acc. '47 Assembly Acc. '47 F. H. A. '47 D. A. R. Cont. '47 One Hundred Fifty-six Gale Moore Mixed Chorus '46-'47 Social Comm. '47 Home Room Pres. '47 Speech '47 Fern Mower Mixed Chorus '45-'46-'47 Journalism '47 Reed Neilson F. F. A. '45-'46 Student Council '46 Basketball '47 Football '47 Jean Nelson Student Council '45 Princess Print '46 Cheerleader '46 Warrior Trumpeter '46 Jr. Council '46 Dramatics '46-'47 Senior Council '47 Mixed Chorus '47 Orville Nelson F. F. A. '45-'46-'47 Virginia Nelson Jr. Speech Contest '46 Dramatics '46-'47 Speech '47 Pep Club '47 F. H. A. Sec. '47 Junior Neuenschwander Jr. Council '46 Basketball '46 Football '46-'47 Track '46-'47 Y. B. Bus. Staff '47 Dramatics '47 Lloyd Neville Baseball '46-'47 Football '46-'47 Basketball '46-'47 All-state Guard '47 Keith Olsen Mixed Chorus '45 Jimmie Papageorge F. F. A. '45-'46-'47 Wrestling '47 Marion Parker Girls Glee '46 Dramatics '46-'47 Pep Club '47 Faun Patterson Girls Glee '45 Pep Club '47 Student Council '47 Scholarship Cont. '47 Fern Patterson Girls Glee '45 Pep Club '47 F. H. A. '47 Kathryn Patterson Student Council '46 Mixed Chorus '47 Betty Pebley ' Pep Club '47 F. H. A. '47 James Pingree Sec. Jr. Class '46 Jr. Town Meeting '47 Orchestra '47 Band Pres. '47 Scholarship Cont. '47 Donald Pollard Track '45-'46-'47 Football '45-'46-'47 Lorraine Price Jr. Speech Contest '46 Journalism '46 inquiring Editor '46-'47 Pep Club '47 Quill 8. Scroll '47 Elaine Randall Junior Class Council '46 Speech '46-'47 Y. B. Bus. Staff '46-'47 Sec. Quill 8. Scroll '47 Senior Council '47 Mixed Chorus '47 Dee Rrawson Band '45-'46 Orchestra '46 Mixed Chorus '47 Leah Rawson Mixed Chorus '47 Pep Club '47 Frances Pearl Rhees Band '46-'47 Orchestra '47 Senior Council '47 Pep Club '47 Charlann Rice Girls Glee '45 Mixed Chorus '46-'47 Sharon Robbins Drum Maiorette '46 Mixed Chorus '47 Jeanne Roberts Band '45-'46 Girls Glee '46 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Thayne Robson Jr. Speech Contest '46 Dramatics '47 Seminary Council '47 Speech '47 Francis Roche Spanish Club '46 Boyd Royster Mixed Chorus '47 Journalism '47 Arlene Russell Girls Glee '45 Mixed Chorus '46-'47 Pep Club '47 Vernal Schwitzer Basketball '45-'46-'47 Football '46-'47 Jean Searcy Pep Club '47 Norman Sevy Jr. Speech Contest '46 Speech '47 Richard Shaw Jr. Speech Contest '46 Journalism '46 Speech '47 Mixed Chorus '47 Ja She herd Y P Band '45-'46-'47 Student Council '47 Lois Short Girls Glee '45 Jr. Speech Contest '46 Bob Shupe Orchestra '46-'47 Violin Quartet '46-'47 Dramatics '46-'47 Beverly Simmons Drum Maiorette '46 Mixed Chorus '47 Duaine Simmons Basketball '46-'47 Football '46-'47 Dramatics '47 Carlene Slater Girls Glee '45 Band '45-'47 Mixed Chorus '47 Pep Club '47 Keith Slater F. F. A. Athletic Mgr. '46 F. F. A. Treasurer '47 Dona Smith Pep Club '47 Student Council '47 Paul Smith Orchestra '45-'46 Dramatics '46 Jr. Speech Contest '46 Speech '47 inquiring Editor '47 Scholarship Cont. '47 Grace South Mixed Chorus '47 Office '47 Coral S encer P Girls Glee '45 Jr. Speech Contest '46 Reg. Speech Contest '46 Warriors Trumpeter Staff '46 Dramatics '46-'47 Vice-Pres. Quill 8t Scroll '47 Y. B. Editorial Staff '47 Mixed Chorus '47 lnquiring Editor '47 Jo Anne Stallings Jr. Council '46 Orchestra '46-'47 Y. B. Bus. Staff '46-'47 Seminary Council '47 Pres. Pep Club '47 Violin Quartet '47 F. F. A. Queen Cand. '47 Grant Stanger Student Council '45 Shirley Stauffer Girls Glee '45-'47 Dramatics '47 F. H. A. '47 Ruth Steed Girls Glee '46 Jr. Speech Contest '46 Lorin Stimpson Wrestling '45-'46 Football '45-'46-'47 Track '45-'46-'47 Cecil Stoffer Mixed Chorus '47 Margaret Stoker Mixed Chorus '45-'47 Pep Club '47 G. A. Vice-Pres. '47 Arlene Storey Jr. Speech Contest '46 Commercial Contest '46 Pep Club '47 Y. B. Editorial Staff '47 Donna Street Mixed Chorus '45-'46-'47 Shirley Struhs Girls Glee '45 Jr. Speech Contest '46 Mixed Chorus '47 Home Room Pres. '47 Jr. Town Meeting '47 Pep Club '47 Dramatics '47 Speech '47 Shirley Summers Scripto '47 Warrior Trumpeter '47 Library '47 Uriel Swenson Basketball '45 Football '45-'46-'47 Track '46 Jr. Speech Contest '46 Speech '47 Senior Council '47 Le Anna Talbot Mixed Chorus '46-'47 Band '45-'46-'47 Alva Taylor Girls Glee '45 Gwynna Mae Taylor Band '46-'47 Pep Club '47 Office '47 Leanna Taylor Dramatics '46-'47 Mixed Chorus '47 Shirley Thompson Vice-Pres. Soph. Class Girls Glee '45 Dramatics '46-'47 Mixed Chorus '47 Robert Tucker Basketball '45-'46-'47 Baseball '46 La Rae Tullis Drum Maiorette '45 Girls Glee '45 Mixed Chorus '47 Dramatics '47 Marx Tyler Football '45-'46-'47 Soph. Pres. '45 Track '46-'47 Boys Ass'n Pres. '47 Happy Warrior '47 All-state Football '47 Beverly Venable Girls Glee '45 Band '46-'47 F. H. A. '47 '4 One Hundred Fifty-seven lean Wadsworth Girls Glee '45 F. H. A. '47 Lou Jean Wayment Mixed Chorus '47 Girls Glee '46-'47 Journalism '45-'46 Karma Wangsgard Band '46-'47 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Commercial Contest '46 Social Comm. '47 lnquiring Editor '47 Student Council '47 Act. Chairman Pep Club '47 Sec. Quill 81 Scroll '47 Scholarship Cont. '47 Editor of Golden Spike '47 D. A. R. Contestant '47 Max Whiting Mixed Chorus '47 Le Nore Widdison Girls Glee '46 Pep Club '47 Norma Williamson Girls Glee '45 Mixed Chorus '46 Journalism '47 Eugene Wilson Football '46-'47 Basketball '46-'47 Keith Woodfield Mixed Chorus '46 Home Room Pres. '47 Janice Woodruff Soph. Council '45 Jr. Council '46 Sr. Council '47 Mixed Chorus '46-'47 Dramatics '45-'46-'47 Mary Ann Wyatt Tf0Cl4 'Aff Jr. Speech Contest '46 Speech 47 Dramatics '46-'47 5em'nC'fY PVSS- '47 Senior Council '47 Gayle Winkler pep Club '47 Bond '45- 47 Y. B. Editorial smff '47 Dramatics '46-'47 I Mixed Chorus '46-'47 Daiiche Yoshimura D. A. R. Contestant '47 F. F. A. '45-' - 4 garlic- C7 ' l W2 - AV... 274-w--wwf 7 ln ,...,..,,f I W W we iff W- igzwjjdglllfflr lj wr fffflff My ...J .ff Cy Aj QP' fl . . C r pw R sf XV X WP? QL 6fwMA HS D JZQMMXSLAJD N A away Q MYQEFMJ MQW Y rw-f 5:35 1' P 3, j 1. !fb53a1A r.n if l ,, WM' 57 , Q ,+ x gjf W if . fa f3f 4, Jffffff' fflwf A W .go4Z..g g Je. -N 4,411 - Ad X741 ' u,d3,A,,LLjL 07-J! , fp, , , gif Ms, ,M ff , 1 ' fw-11-ffnf'-' ff - at vf ,Za f W ffigeifii WW ffff if Wfwffzi E , ff' 5 l g W 'V' A . A , X .ff . 4 , xg -v x I , W225w 4 1 ww 0 -r'i A 1, ,V ,. A v i - n nm rl Q1 ri , W- E, L-1 5 1- I t ,,, L -4 4 kr! 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Ml- Mud? .zlxlfn-6 xffp, A 4,604-A ' 4-Z0 -fad' -'Lk' f Lfuwfvi Vfzfui 'fmdzaffifffg' ,4,4,4,,, 4-XLLLZ, M4440 .fflbdflglf 1.505 j ' I tg, A 4,,,4J,?av,L ' f ' 1 HWJSWWIMWW YMMQIUM UGDEN BUSINESS COLLEGE 43 f K I Av nue Ph Dy dE gCl 48l2 I I I I I I I qi-1nim..l-.l1m1mi -1 11 ..nu1nn..-un1nu...mv1nn1nn1mv...un -un1lm-nn1nn1u -ml1vm1vm1un1un..un1lm1m,1m...m...,m1,m1m.1,m T 3 Y . - -!Q,',oy55..zTf5+ Vg!! , 1x ff v 1 xx KW! 1 X -. -ff . Q? 45 W YOUR SCHOOL RING NOW YOUR ENGAGEMENT RING LATER n.c.TANNER fwfy cu. SALT UNE - MURRAY - BRIGHAM - TREMONTON 1nu..m1m-1nu1uu1uu..nn...nu1nn1.nn1uu1un1-m1an 1uu1ma1mv1nn1nn1un1un1nu1uu1uu1nu1nu1uu1nun KEELEY'S BEST BY TASTE 2463 Washingfon Blvd. 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -.4m1nn.-un1T-u1nu H. F. UPP 8. SONS Jewelers-Since 1905 310 - 25th Street Hundred Si ty i 1nu. u1un- -mv-,!. Qu-lm 1111-111 1 1 H1 '11 ,P GET T0 KNOW THE MODERN gf 7 gmt 35755175 :robs Foe MEN ' +- ---. --. ------------ 4 ofo-:1n1---1u1n--'-al--1-1q, ,iq--1--111111-1n1n1-:xiii-gl. 431.-41.--1-1-.--igi-1g..q1g.-g1g1.1g1-1g,1g1g----1-1-- 4' :Siem Printing and Lithographing Co. 242 I Kiesel Avenue Dial 8-7004 OGDEN, UTAH Carpenter Paper Co. Wholesale Paper Cordage - Bags Stationery 2429 Grant Avenue Phone 4445 OGDEN, UTAH 1 iiil 1 III1 1 ilqi -.Ia-Iuniuminniuuniiuni lull 1 llxu 1 llul 1 uull -- llll 1 llll 1 llll - ofa-nnI1Im1In1nn:un-nn i111 winning-gyim-pg INVESTIGATE OUR NEW LEGAL RESERVE I TIP E-P RP s I ' - ' MUL PQMQJY O E I Smith Drlggs Poultry MOUNTAIN STATES l P I INSURANCE COMPANY I OU Y and E995 . I 2419 Klesel Ave. Ogden, Utah I 247 - 24th Street Phone 880 Utah's Faste t G wing Company 1 ...I-.I-I.-.I.-.I .... I.-..-I- .... -I..- - -I-. l....-I. ...... ..-..-.,-..-..-..- - - One Hundred Si ty- .fan-nu1im 11--111111 , --1-1 qi-- 1 ... it-, 1111 . --1- - - ,P EDEN HEREFORD RANCH S I 1 E I T Congratulations and Best Wishes E For The Success of Our Future Generation l We Extend an Invitation to as 5 At Eden, ufah Visit Our Heretorct Ranch Q L i JERRY STANGER ELWOOD WILLIAMS WAYNE SMILIEY 3 Manager Owner Herdsman I -x-.........,...-....-.............,,........-,...-.,.... ... - - - - -,.. -- .. - ...,- ... - - -....- - - - .. One Hundred Sixty-eight Lf wrcilgg f C a .. - , . , Q ku, - N' I 6 K V 6 f 4,t , f 'Q' ' l r ' C .X '51 Z .. 1 s- r a 1 -Q If has been a pleasure fo work wifh fhe Sfaffs o?. 4 The Golden Spike, Scripfo and Warrior if A Best Wishes to The i ' 'wi Graduates of 1947 1 W ' A' ' 6 Y95653ghg9bsvs9h35sg6hL mi.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1nn1mp--un1' 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nn1.m 1m.1m1 1 1...i1nn1m1..n1m1..1.,1M1 1 1....1un- .,1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'Q' 1' ' L i COMPLIMENTS 2 I E H5 .H-effff f m m. T ENSIGN DRUG i sm s., 333 -24+h S+,-ee+ Publishing Company Ogden, U+ah - ,,,, -I ,--- ,,,,-,,,,-,,,- ,,,, - - ,,,, -, ,,,, ,, ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, .qi g While Ahending School Out of Tow a---mMWmm--m--nM,5 i.., .i,, ii,i ii.i i..i ii,i 2 Take The UTAH NO0DlES 3 STANDARD-EXAMINER Chow Mein Noodles Fried i Keep in Touch with Local News I 2430 omni Ave. Phone 6002 I l I ............-....- ....... ...... ...-i........-....-.........g. +.....-....-.... .... .,..-...-....-..,.-....-....-...... .. 4. One Hundred S kr' vfo 1-1-- lminn1JUQo-nll2lllun5w4,1Tl1-lln-lnl1nnLMu 4. 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Blvd. Painf, Glass and V Wallpaper -i-- .-.. - .... -..n- .... - .... - .... .. .... -n..-..,... .... -........-..n-....-....-....- - .... - .... -...-.i... ,... ...,.-,m-.,......- .... - .... - .... - --.. - .-.- - -.-'- nge -g--- '.-' - '-.. - .--- - -.-. - .... - .... - .,-. - .... - .... --r.- ..-. -m.- ...1 -,.---.-..-.-- ! l I L - 5 Llon Coal Corp. Anderson Lumber Co. Rm, ,,e,,,,,,m,,,,, E I Ogden, U+ah 3 I 2I Washingfon Blvd. i Phone 4986 r.-,. ......... - - - .,li - rll. -..i i.r.-l..-l- - - ,..l - ...l - -r-l-N.r-l,- - -l.r-l..l- One Hundred S ty-o l-- un1nn -un 1,11-1uu1nn 1nu-nn 1101 1un1unv1nnn1uu-:sux nn- an L? GW! 4 I' 1 GRIFFIN PAINT co. I 1 DUPUNT PAINTS I 1 Wallpaper - Glass 1 i 1 Complimenfs STEVE'S Office Supply I E 416-24III sfreef Dial -I. .1m.- 11,1-.mI.-mI-.m.1g.-.g.-g1-..-I,,q1'-pI-n1m.- Phone 2-1132 421 - 23rd Street IIII.-I-,I1...I1:III-uII..Iq.1m1 .-un1u1q.ig.1m1gn1m-.M-.. ig-1uII1nu.1 11ln.-m1gu1g.gp1-q1igg1qq1g-1 -Qu-W1 8622 1 .- 1 1 .. .-111.141111mI..IIn.-.1111lm1,.l.-m11nn.QIIII--nnvigu.-,,,-1m...m.1M-q1n.-51. 1 1 -q1p1g1'p.-ly, REALTY-INSURANCE CO. REALTOR FRED FROERER, Presid t REAL ESTATE We Offer A Compleie Morigage Loan Service 2415 Kiesel Avenue Dial 2-7057 1'I-um.-.miIm-.mI1mI.-ym-IIII1nil.-IIII1pII-m.1Im-.mI-. -m1m..m.-In-.mI1m1m.-gi.-g-.q1p1--.g1q1-.-Q15 dred Seventy t 'P i 1 FISHER-I-Iess 1 PONTIAC co. 1 PONTIAC 1 Parfs - Service 1 2305 Grant Ave. Phone 4412 1 OGDEN, UTAH l ef.. A... - A... ... ..,. .............-....-....-.e.-...-....- ... .... ...I... - -....-...p aim- ulnu - nluu -- - -I1u-un-m11m-un-nR- nwlq --III-111111111-111111111 1 I 1 1 1111111 ..m.1m11up1114111111-.m....,.....u1II,.1II..1,n.1m, 11111111.1- .-.III1 .- ...nu.-nu1un..mI1,1111.m1Im..III:1IuI.-I1 11.1111- Girl Meefs Boy Taylor-Wright Co. 2355 Washington Blvd. For Smarf Togs 1 nu 11111-11111 IIII-.tru--1111 uu1I1u- un-11111 .-mI1IuI1.n 11111 -.ml 11,11 im. im, -1111111111In11IIu1.n,-.,,,,.-11,11 1 im ...mi 1 Congratulations, Class of '47 1 OGDEN UTAH KNITTING CO. I 1 I 2331 Grant Av I J. J. Newberry Company 5-10-25-Cenf Sfore II1III11IIn1IIIIiIIII1mI1 1 1 .Q 1 1 1 - 1 1 - in Phone 6651 cgoyfw -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'I' --1 'I'-----.. +.1n1--ni-in-l-n-u-ni!-uit -1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Phone 2-1151 FURNITURE AND CARPET Co. I 2319 Washington Blvd. Ogden, Utah Hstore With The Friendly Doorsu l .i.- .... .. .... - .... .. .... .. ..1. .. .... --- .,.. -...- .... - .... - ,... - .... - .... - .... ... - .... - .... .. .... - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... .. .... ..-... .--- ..-. - 50111 IIII 1 IIII 11111 I Iain--Inn-nn1nn1 IIII 111141 IIII - IIII - IIII 1 II1I -- IIII 1 IIII - II4I - IIII 1 IIII - IIII 1 Illl 1 IIII --H111 IIII --0111 - 1 1 -'l '1'l 1'l i YOU CAN EARN BIG MONEY! 1 If You Like To Travel and Sell I The Finest Tailored Ladies' Wear Made by l 1 20th Centurfy Sportswear li, 2333 Grant Avenue Ogden, Utah I -1- One Hundred S venty three i l I l l l l E Building Maferials l l 1 2451 Quincy Ave. Phone 6673 l l 4..-.,.......,.-,...-,...-,t..-,,..-,,,.-..t...,,..-.,,.-.,..-.,..-at-. .-...,-...t- g Badger lumber Co. l l . . . i Building Material l l I 2069 Washington Blvd. 1 Ogden, Utah Phone 5591 l -1- Wheelwright Lumber Co. +,1,,,, 111111111 . 11-11 mv1nu- 4, qw,unit...11m11.4.11111-ml1nn-nnu1:rn1ulv1vuv-vvvl11111--'II-'H1 4, Exclusive Pharmacy Prescriptions - Drugs Fountain 241 O Washington Blvd. Nalin., 1 1 1... 1 .-anim.-.. 1 1 1 ,Helms MQW,nu..,,,,1nn1,,,,1.nl1,m11...-unilu.1...,..un1, 1n.,1....1 Ogden Central Market Home Owned and Operated Dial 9-638 2247 Washington Blvd. Ogden, Utah -....-,.........-..,.-...t-... ------- . - -...t-....-..4. 4.-H..-...t-..,.-...,-....-....-.................. - ..t...-...- -.,.......-+ One Hundred Seventy-four Q!l!lf'!,1 1. .ff 0 fg I I , I v . , '.a.4'1, 1 Ilq- ' sl'b. X 4 I 1IIII1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1IIu1IIII1IIu1IIu1IuI1IuI-1IIII-I1IIII1IIII1Im1 1Im--In1IIII1mI1IIII-Inn-IIII1IIu1Iu1vm1iI-,P Complimenfs of PETERSON BROS. HEREFORD RANCHES STUDENTS AIM AT THE TOP in QII you under- foke fo do. The best is czlwoys in demond no mutter where or when. Quolify is remembered Iong offer price is forgotten, Our 56,000.00 HELMSMAN 4th, Son of The Famous 5I00,000.00 W. H. R. HELMSMAN 3rd III1IIII- 1 1IIII-IIII1IIII1uII1IIII1IuI-IIII1IIII-IIII1mI1IIII1I--IIII -.IIII.- 1 ... .- .- -. 1 - .- 1 -M1 1 -IIII1IIII. WILKINSON'S FARM SERVICE CO. Info Q 131 1IIII u-n1I+ 1-1 I-...I,Im1my1...I1.III-Im1IIII1Im1Im...Im1IIII1.,n1.,I,-.IIn1.,II1 Complimenfs of Farmers Insurance Group T 'lm-In.. P -1-1--.un I I I I I I I I O I I I -4 G5 U, I O U I 2' N' I I I - g N ' w I I Q Q -I I I I Q 5 if I I 9 3 I . I I 5 S 'D I Qi ' I :If T 2 W I I I I I 5' I I I fb Q : 5 0 I 9.. -3 I .i..-...-..........-....- ..-..-. I Q : I 5 -I E 3 I S S. I I - M ., I 4 8 - I -' '- I 2 5 ' I A 'T' I W: I 2 3 I ' I I Q ' I I I . 'Q 'U 5' I I A 75: 3 O 9 5 I 5 ' w I- Q I ' I FL 3' .. 2 I 5 XQW X q' I , I . I sv I I I 5 I ' I 1' 9 3 I I I Q' YL 2 5 I 0 . 8 I I ' 2 3 I 5 I 'O 'Q 2 I 5 OJ j I I I -9-...-..-..............-....-I.-I..-......-..g. 4.I-..-..-...-...-..-..,- One Hundred Seventy-five .g..-..........-..-...-...-I...-I..-....-..I.-I ,!. --l1l1l1n1II:nu:nlI-nliunvnnvyig nn1wuI1nlI-1llIvnvIvln1n-l-1m1!g!. ..II..111...111...111II-IIII- FRED WILLIAMS, President and Manager THE SHUPE-WILLIAMS CANDY CO. MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONERS Corner Wall Avenue and Twenty-sixth Street O Q U m 2 C -I P I Q4- DI I me :I :sg QI S- QE QI ZII cg Sl PPE 'fl xl I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I' . . I ,, I I Z I I 2 I cn 9' I I I I 3, -3 I I 5 Z I S U QI I I 2 O I U -- - I I 3 I. I I '4 I . , . ,,..,...,,,,. -' 0 ' If 5 3' 2 I ' I' I I II,-5 IIIIII. I E 3 0 QI I I : I f Tx I Q QI Q- 2 I I 3 I F-Iwvfl I I 1 'U 9. I w I U55 --'52-fIfC! I ' -' I I IIfff:-Iiie-M.: ff I -I 3 0 2 I ' I FQ- :-. ,I I 2 31 2' ' I I 1 Z I 5 1jff1I1 ? ' IU Q, I 3, o 0 I I 2' I 5 EIQESI' UI' ' ' -I 0- 'I' I 3 h S 51' -. if I I O ' I 'I' o I e :-- fjgg- IPI '. xi, rn I III? 'If I U' 0 I I E Q I ' WI' ' III 0 I 0' I I III I - I 5 'Iv if I I I E X N I- G +'1I II II II I I-IIII-II I-II II-ull v!lI-IIII-IIII-IIII-IIII-IIII- III III--III-III-IIII-IIQL - g gn--IIII1IIII-IIII-IIII-IIII-II -IIII1IIII1II -IIII-w? .. I 'D I .I I Z 0 I 2 Iv :- ig O I Zi 2 Q I E B I If 5 I : I U Q :Q I GOI: I 5 9 5 2- I I E If 5 U I 5 3' O 1 I I -I 8 E 10 I O 4 I Z F 0 I I 2 2 I 4 3- i I 3 I I I I 4-I-.-..-...-....I .-I..-. . .-..I-..f. '4' aim.. q..-......-.....-..-....-...-Q.-.-.-..-M-.-..-..-I.-I.-M-...-..-......--......-.1. -1-1g1wq1nm1me1hn1m1nn1ln1lll1lll1ln1l1ll131-111-1g1g-Q1-11-4. -un1i 1 ,1,,n1u 1 1 1lm1un1uu1 1 u-un-un1un1uu1n ..uu.-un- 151 I ,1.m1n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111.1 -..mI.-m,-.m,1n1.1,.y.1 .1-1.11.11 1 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1un1,,,,- BURNETT'S MARKET is a home-owned store, A fine place to trade, he gives you more. The dollars you spend will stay in town, And help very much to keep expenses down. QUALITY FOODS QUALITY MEATS Go to BURNETT'S for all your eats. Look where you want, but you'll declare, That all transactions are done on the square. Dollars are round and will roll away, As far as New York . . . and there they will stay. So spend them all here, and we'll stack them flat, And I'll guarantee they will all come back. QUALITY FOODS QUALITY MEATS Go to BURNETT'S for all your eats. .-..g. -I1 1-1 BOYD W. BUR ETT Groceries E5 M eats 1166 Washington Blvd. OGDEN, UTAH 'I' I CONGRATULATIONS I to cLAss OF '47 I Lyle's CONFECTIONERY I Candy Sodas I Lunches T I U. S. HIGHWAY 91 I I ROY JUNCTION I I .. - - - ......-....-...............-....- - -........p 11-11111 PHONE 2-0477 I I I I I I I I I 4-..- One Hundred Seventy-seven 'I' I I I success I I TO I I WEBER HIGH I I Lindquist and Sons I -In .I.. -mI- -... - I- .-.. - .III -II-- ..-. - III- - IIII - III- - I11- - fll- - -I+I---III-- 'f ' ' ' ' I ' i Richards Signs i COMMERCIAL and oumoore f ADVERTISING f 2926 Washington Blvd. .i.-,,,-.,....,,,,-........... .... .. .... - .... - ..., .. .... .. .... - ..., ....,... ......-.I.-.I +'1,,,.. lyy, ,1?111111:1: n 1 lull -Im- I I I Compliments of I I Jackson Gloss Works I 2962 Washington Blvd. u T.-...........-................-..-I-...I.......-....-...I-....-I.I........-.II-.....-....-.!. i ROBERT H. HINCKLEY, Inc. 2 Dodge Brothers Motor Cars I Trucks, Buses and Motor Coaches I Plymouth Motor Cars I 2810 Washington Blvd. Ogden, Utah .i.. ..,. -........,.. .... - .... ............- .... ............-..........- .... ......-..........-. 1..- ..,. -,,.... - .. .... -. .... -...I-.III-III.-Im-mI- IIII - -III-III--W I I I I Packard Ask The Man Who Owns One Peterson-Taylor Motor Co I I 3116 Washington Blvd. Phone 2-7317 I One Hundred Seventy-eight ..-,...-.I.... - - -....-...,..I........,-..........- .. -,......,....,,- .,.,,-,...-....-...I...,......I......I...,..-....-...I-..........- -....-.,..-...,..,.!. Orpheum Theatre ..,,.1IIII1IIII- -. 1 - 1 -. 1 .. 1.1 1 .- n1IIII.-Im1IIn1IIII-III1IIII1III:.-III.,IIII..IIII1Im-.IIII-.I,,,1.II.I Hotel Ben Lomond Ogden, Utah .IIII1:III1IIII1 I-.IIII1IuI-IIII1IIII..IIII1Im.-IIII1IIII1.III.- 1 II1IIII.-Im, 1 1IIII1Im1IIII-.IIII1IIII1IIIIim, 1 .... DUKE'S 91 CAFE Fine Food and Pleasant Surroundings 2866 Washington Blvd. .IIII-IIII-III1 I.-IIII1II:I1II.I1IIII-.nII1IIII1 I-.IIII- 1 1 IIu1IIII1InI-IIn1m-Iu- -1. -1---- ---1- l I 1 l I l l I I -1- THE FLOWER SHOP of ELIZABETH HUTH 2514 Washington Blvd. Ogden, Utah Nash Sales Service Judkins-Bosse Motor Co. 30th and Wash. Blvd. Dial 7729 -.-I.-....- ... - - - - .. - - - - - ... .......-...g. .g.-.......I..... - - - -............-..,.-....-...,-....-......................... E1nII1nII1IIII-IIII1IIII1IIII-IIII1IuI-Im1uII1IuI1IIIv-IIvI-IIII1InI1IIII- 1u 1nn-un-IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1 1IIII1IIII1 1II1IIII1 -IIII1IIII1IIII1l n--IIII--Im-III-IIII1IIII1IIII--Iminn1IIII1IIII-IIII-.-II-III-II -IIII1IIII- -IIII1III:1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1nIII1IIII-IIII1 1II1IIII1 1IIII1mI1mI-In ...W1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -.f1 1 1 1IIII1IIII. 'E' l Canton Noodle Parlor NOODLES CHOP SUEY CHOW MEIN 1 American and Chinese Dishes T Modern Prices l i 2550 Washington Blvd. Phone 2-7195 E 1 ug: South Washington Furniture Co. Q Drive Out and Save l l E Merchandise 1 2962 Washington Blvd. l 2550 Washington Blvd. Phone 2-7195 1 -P The Home of Nationally Known 1' I I l I l I-IIGI-I sCHooL ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 l AND CARDS I i DIPLOMAS, CAPS AND GowNs ' 1 1 JOSTEN'S TREASURE-CRAFT JEWELRY l l Autrey Brothers l 2254 LAWRENCE STREET I DENVER, COLORADO I E 'lf One Hundred Seventy-nine axon-11.-1 ---. 1111,-,..., l 5 ! .:'A : l ' SINCE 1924 I i 1 I Q I 'i ' -'-' --1 Illl 11121111II--n11'1--.-11--1111-.. ?lilWiTllUT IIII 1 IIII 1 I'II 1 I'I' - Illl - I'1' 1 IIII - IIII 1 Il --- IIII - III- -ago nfl- uuls -------- - ..---- L Kiesel Tailor 7 . ' 2431 Kiesel Ave. i I Compllmenfs I Cleaning - Pressing I I Remodeling - Alterations i i +- '--- - ---i -'--- l--- - --'- - ---- - --'- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - '--- - ---- ---- - ---- ---L 1 Paramount -s-- inni - i'ii - i'ii - niai - i+if - nnii - inli - ++1i - inn' - iiii - 1+1f - iiii - 'nni - iinf 'iii - iiin - -4 i ! Davison's Transfer 8: Sforage I Theatre - 2455 Grant Ave. ogden, umh T Q g Phones: Office 9054-Res. 2-5190 ' 2429 Kiese' Ave' 44- -4i- - -',- -4- -.-- - 4.-- - .... - .... - .... - ,... - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... -4 4. ..... - .... .... ..,. - .... - .... - .... - ,... - .... - - -- +-- -ivl - ------------ - --..--.-i--- ---- - - - .- - - - - - 1 E Congrafulafions, Gracluafes I T - - Q Commerclal Secunty l i I Bank T l uln--m-mm--.-1-im-mi-mi-ml ------ , - One Hundred Eighty 4. ..-.--- ....-...g. I CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR CLASS f I I Utah Tallorlng M1118 I I I Professionally Designed, Custom-Made I l Ladies' Suits, Coats and Dresses I I 3 3088 Washington Blvd. Ogden, Utoh 5 I - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... - I... - .,-- - .--- - ---- - .--- - --1- - ,--- -----l------- ,-1- - --.. - ---- - ---- - .-.- - .... - .... .. .... - ...I ---....-..i. T- 'I - IIII - ++-' - +'-' - I I - II'I - + ' - I' -'i-i- 'II' -l-'- II1' - III- -I+ -ll-'-A T ALLEN eRocERY I AND CONFECTIONERY 1 3 Phone Huntsville 12 1 I OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 1 -1-- -III - --II - - - - --il - --'- - -.-. - --.- - -,.- - -... - ...- - -... - -..- -m-- ...- - ...- - -... --4. Q ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' f' 1 I JESPERSON MERCIANTILE I I Huntsville, Utah Phone 'I6 5 I .i. ..... - ..,. - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... -.,,.-....- ..,. - .... -....- ..,. - .... - ..,. -..Q ..,,,,1 ..,. -..m.- iiii 1nn1nn-v.n- viii 1 viii 1 niiu -ml-uu- luuu 1 uuuu 1 uuuu -- uwuu inn- Irll 1 rlvl 1 Ivvl 1 Ivll 1 IIII 1 llrl 1 Ilrl 1uu1lm- vuuu - 1 1 .....,1,,,,1,,1. I lf's Worfh Your While fo Drive A Mile and Save I VAN KAMPEN K SONS, INC. I New Furniture Floor Covering l 37th AND RIVERDALE ROAD - R Cl Q Linoleum ug eamng 2 PHONE 2-5374 Carpets g Repo' OGDEN, UTAH Rugs I l .. - - - - - - - - - ... - -..,.............--....-....-....-...- - - - - -....-....-....-....-....- ... ......-...j. One Hundred E ghty ne alnn1InI1IIII1 1 - - 1 .. -. 1 1 1 -. -IIII-IIII-IIII1IuI1IIII1IIII-I1IIII1Im1III:--IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII-Im- .Q 1mm-Im-CSIIII l g YOUR BIGGEST BARGAIN Electricity Costs So Little T And Does So Much 2 In The Territory We Serve UTAH POWER 8: LIGHT CO. --------------. - .... . T- .... - .... -I..- .... -.I.-. .... .. .... ... .... - .... -I..-I....,.I-....-....-....... M ack-Robinson l GARAGE ' 2441 Kiesel Ave. 2448 Grant Ave. -i-- .... - .... - ,... .. tt.. - ,... .. ,... - .,.. -..,- .... - .... - .... ..I.,.....- .... -......,...- NIQBERN . gr- fi - f f - t'tf - t t - t1-t - ft-' - 'tt' - 'tt' -I- 'f - f- -r--I- t f -I-I GTt I PRACTICAL , . 1 PALACE BARBER SHOP I lx AND BEAUTY PARLOR Q 5 2350 Washington Blvd. Sheldon Dickson Xi .i-- .... .. .... .- .... .. .... ... .... .. .... -. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... - .... - .... - .... -....- .... .. .,.. .. UPI- ill' 1111------1--- Iliv - I I l l Quick - Clean - oepguljfbl' l Christenson's Shoe Mart . - I 1 Flemble Emnom 1 Shoes for Everyone MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY? 2338 Washington Blvd. Serving Twenty-three Utah Communities Q OGDEN. UTAH i W. L. Douglas Shoes for Men ........... .,,.,. I L- ..,, .............. I I- T ' ' 'H ' ' H U H l 'l ' l'l 'i' 'i ' 'i ''l ' 'l ' l ' E I I The Best Alwfays. i McCur+ry Paints T T Imperial Washable Wallpaper T T ' Prtt ndLmb1PI1 , l Artigs' gupplles er O n S Y 5 l KlI'IdS T I Best Food in Town E 2340 mzzhinggog Blvd. N h ' E I 350-25th Street LI- ...I - ...I - ,..I - I.I. - I.I. - III. - .,,. - .,I. ...-. I I-- ...I --1. l.- ,..I - ...I - -. ............ I..- One Hundred Eighty-two .g......-n.-...--.-..........--...-.,!. qn.-.....-..-......-..----...-..-.3. .g......-..-..-.n-.n-..-.-.-..-n.-.-..-nn...-.-.---.-.n-..-nn-.....-..-2. 1 i 4- 1' K., . ' A B J' r 1 . - - - - - - - - v - i - lnlr - lrrl - lrll - rlrr - llll llli W - llll - llrl - - lrlr - lrll + rllr Experf Real Esfafe Service , I O L W P COOK 1 REALTOR l Appraising Insurance Dial 2-2317 416-25th sneer Ogden, ulnh i -..-.n-.n-i.- -... ......... .... - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... ....-... .... - .... - .... - . ..- .... - .... -....-.i - -- ------'---'-- - ' 'Q' l I l l Whzte Czty l Ballroom 5 l ! U+al1's LARGEST and FINEST BOALLROOM l Dancing Every Wednesday l And Saturday - Also Holidays - I I . .... - .... ...... . .------ . - .'-. --.gn I W ' I 9 E f CIS Ill 'l'0l1 E Lundstrom s l i 9 5 i Q Market 3 Disfincfive Giffs S OROCEFHES -FRESH FROZEN FRUITS T f VEGETABLES - FANCY MEATS 5 2476 Washington and. Ogden, ufnn I I FRESH BAKERY GOODS 7 Q 2472 Washington Blvd. I - IIII - Illf 11111111111111 'lll 1 I is 'i'- IIII 1 Iwll 11-i vlll 1 -v'l - ulll -- vllu 1 -ule 1 uuum 1 ueuu - ulvu 1 vuen 1 unnu 1 vuln 1 nlll wail One Hundred Eighty-three 4' ----------- ' ----- -----1------ if BE SURE INSURE But Be Sure You Insure With FERA S. YOUNG and FERA L. YOUNG 'l'li4 First Security Bank Building OGDEN, UTAH Complefe Insurance Service Hifi Qlfuiij' l' iJ1XliiNE'Q '5AS'uXLiY vIEil5iEiiTY LIFE SC1fi1!61fl,S Book Store 2478 Washington Blvd. Hundred E ghty f 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 .-Q.-W.- 1 1,..,1iin,1,IH-vlii1uun1M.-.lm1,m Fred 'M' Nye Go 0Qden.Utah ---1- 'Zm1IIII11m1.n.1m1m1m1w1mI1IIII-. III1nII1IIII.-IIII1Im1Im. ut PI' -Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q -4 I Q I ' Q I I S 7 I I UTAH FRUIT EXCHANGE Q I PARKER S MARKET Q E 5 I Q Groceries - Fresh Meats - Vegetables Q I FRUITS and VEGETABLES Q I Q ' I ' I Q 1 Q REERIOERATED LOCKERS I I GROWERS' PRICES T I I I I I I I Telephone 2.0582 I I Phone 7727 i I Death Curve Roy, Utah I I L hlhlilll l our 1 7iililli7i IlilIll1l4l .unq1IIll1uIIilUl 771l1i7Tl lllll6i3hlllITl4IITli Euluu- - 1IIu1nII1IIII11m-un:Im1InI-IIII-Im--IIII-Im:Im-IIII1IIII--Im-IIII-IIu1fIIu1II-I-IIII1I1u1IIII-uu1IIn1nn-IIn1Im1 - 1 1m-uf I I 0 7 Aultorest Memorzal Corpomtzon I I . . . I I A LIvIng ShrIne of Perpetual Beauty I Q Dedicated to Sacred Memories T Q 836- 36th Street Dial 4135 I I I I MORTUARY - CREMATORY - MEMORIAL PARK - MAUSOLEUM I I llliim ii11l777 TiTTiTT I IITNII-Illll1!N4l IH?Hlt5HIlllllllllillllill ?iTTT mniufl ,?,,..,,,,... ..mI.-.III1Im-Im1IIn-Im-IIII-IIII1IIII1IuI1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIlI-Q? oguinniuu1IIII1IIII-IIII1IIII1IIII-IIII1IIII1III1-IIII1IIII-QIm1l --IIII1nII-.ig I Q I I I RQY APPLIANCES See OLIVE and MARK I , , 2 I I I T For Your Flowers I - Gas I E I l I I at I I and T I F I Electrical Appliances I I I I Q I Roy, Utah Phone 2-8740 2955 Washington Blvd. Phone 5789 I I uia-.,,,,,,,,1,,,,1.,.,1.. ...III...IIII1mI1nII-uII-IIII-nII-IIII--IIII-Im-IIIl1lI0E0 'i' -IIII1nII-nII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1uII-IIII1IIII1IIII1IIn1IIII-nII1nII1IIn--use +31-H117 ni innllin llil ill!!1Ill!Tlllli-Millllillllilllli 1 lllullm' Q fpiiullllllllTIIFITIIHill!lm?llll'illWillllTl1llilnl?'lIllllll1TllIIilIllTllll E COMHIMENTS Everything for Sports - Best Shoe Repairing-T i of I T EDWARDS SHOE REPAIR I - - 0 I Q AND SPORT SHOP ' E Utah OII Re'FInIng Products Q L 2262 Washington Blvd. I in ROY, Utah .L Ogden, Utah I MII., ..,. 1,,..1.,..-.m..tm-.Im-lu-m1nI1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIn1IIII1IIII--uf' -IIII-MII- 1 1 IIII 1M111MII-H01H01IIII1uII-IIII1InI1 - -lIII1uIw Im'l'I?E5Ei7E 'IIIIKifIIEf7'll'I I'-ll''ll- l'-l5'EI2llPI Q'ZJFQTIW''MI - I E I I I Dry Cleaners 81 Dyers, Inc. f I Where South Ogden Friends Meet I I . , I-Day ServIce Upon Request 'L 501 - 40th Street Phone 2-7988 5 it 1810-22 Washington Blvd. Phone 4477 i .M1IIII1IIII1IIII1IuI-uII1nII 1111 IIIIQIIII1IIII1IIvI1IIII1nII1lolo -In.1M1InI..,mi..II1.III1,,,.1.I.I1.,,,1M1,mi,..,1,,.,.....m1,,,,..,,.,...,,,!, One Hundred Eighty-five 1II-1Itn1nn-nu-rm-In1m1n1n1 .Ip 11.44.111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m..Im Watson-Tanner Clothing Co. Smart Apparel Ogden Utah 't' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -11+ nm IIII1 M1 -s--- s-n1m1n1m1 4, 'I' 'I' I I I i I a I I I I I I I -I I I I ' I ' I ' I ' I I I ' I ' I III-1I.II1IIII1.ItI1II-.1 Oi' Ui QI III: El -'Q 31 rt-2 QI 531 U02 51 'fs QI I'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I n-IIII1Im1Im1Im1Im1:III1nn1uII...nn1un1,..,1I...-IIII.-,,,,1.,I.1 Smith-Driggs Poultry Co. Fresh Dressed Poultry Daily 247 - 24th Street Phone 8801 -un-III--Im.-Inn-mt-IIII1uII1InI-. 1 1 1Im1II.I..nII1mI1nII1u -1.01-N1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,..-II.. McKesson 8: Robbins, Inc. 161 - 24th Street Phone 8834 q1Im.- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1ml1,,,. JOHN M. KLENKE, Jr. DOROTHY M. KLENKE Klenke Hardware Phone 2-1473 350 - 24th St. OGDEN, UTAH -.m1Im1 1 1 1..n1Im-.IIII1n-I.-Im1Im1 1 1 1 .-.m.1n .1,HI1Im..,,,,1mI.-.m1Im1.1 1 1,,,1,,.-.. 1 1.1IIn1,,,, There ls No Substitute tor Coal Heat CRAMER COAL CO. 2312 Lincoln Ave. Phone 2-1432 .IIII1mI1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1I1IIII1n u1Im- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nII1m Home of Nationally Known Menswear R. M. HOGGAN COMPANY, INCORPORATED 2444 Washington Blvd. Ogden, Utah -.III.-IIII1 1.1 1 1 141 1 1 1 1 1 1II1IIII1u K. B. Boat Shop lnboard and Outboard Boats Outboard Motors O Marine Supplies 3895 Washington Blvd. Phone 2-9784 'I- I I I I 5 I I E I I E I i -4. .1-, 4-...........-......-..,-........-....-..-...-..- .....-.--4. Im1uII.-nu1III,1I.I.1uII1a1- 'P+- 111:11-1n..qII1m1.m1IuI..nn1.u -9-.. -I ' U'1'lT nTm ww 'H-I WIT 1III -.!. Vw-Im-Im-Im-Im-m--m-m-m-m-n--m-m-Im-uu- ,Vg OM . if 1 Tfiw MKG? J. I.. PARKER ,M My? ' Q VA! I AUTO UPHOLSTERLVLHAIIQCJ SEAT COVEERS if U' f 2920 wqshzngwn Blvd. Phone 7272 yy? KIM! VW -U.-I I 4. ,..2 -..- .... -...-...-...-...-.-..- .... -..-..-..-.-.-I--...- ,M - Iff I W I ...- .-..-.-..-.- 2222 -.-.-.-.-.-.-.- W! 30I1,l'H.,,,I,,,,, Byd. i SPORTING Gooos ATHLETIC SUPPLIES fb Wdufjbfv E sIl4OT2iTsT'OTzE la! i 5 307 Washington Blvd. Fiv P t ...II-.......I. ....-...-... ......-... ,,,,-,,,,i, Q., ,,,, - ,,,, .. ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, -,.,,- ,,,, -..,......,.-...-,.,.-...- - ofau1un1Im1m-nu 111111t1 M., ,.,. 1,,,,1,,.,1 ,,,, ..,,.... ,.,, -..H-.,,1.,,,1IIII-M1 1 1.1.1.1 - 1 1 1 i MEET YOUR FRIENDS E FOR A DELICIOUS ICE CREAM CONE 5 AT THE i I MODEL DAIRY Lillliulill'llWIillilliUTllilTl1iIl4I-hllliltlilllr llll illlvnlln-llllillnvilu:-lIlin'lvllnilll11lll1 1 1 1 -I 1- 1 1 i I THE CLEANERS YOU HAVE ALWAYS' KNOWN i I . I C1ty Dry Cleaners Q Established 1900 i li Dial 2-3433 1019 wqshsngfon and 2 WE KEEP THE SPOTS i g Noihing in The World Is Good or Bad Excepf by Comparison i ED T. WILSON R. A. WILSON i 'IW- I 1 I l i 1 l ! I I I Q I I I I I I I I I I One Hundred E ghty seve olvu1uu1uu 11111: -- - --H1 1 1- E I E I E I s ! i I I Glen Bros. Music Co. H eadquarfers for Everyfhing I I I I I ! I I I I I I .sul III' 1' 'III 1 IIII ' IIII T IIII 3 IIII T Illl W' IIII T Illl 2 IIII i llll 'T Illl l IIII i IIII 111' l-Il 'T IIII' ' llll T llll ill :f-- '--- - ---- - '-'- - --'- - - - - ---- - ---' - ---f - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - -- - -'-- - -I-- - -'-- -1- 4- I 5 I SLADE'S TRANSFER I I I STORAGE - MOVING I I I 2459 Kiesel Ave. I I Dial 8944 I I -i--u--- .--. ---- ---- - -'1- - ---. - ---- - '.-- - .--I - - .--- ---- - --II -I-I -i- :P-- -'-- - -'-- -'- --'- - '--' - -- - '--' - -'-' - ---- - '-:- - --!- - -':- --'--- +f - -'-'- if E ' I I , i FULLER MERC. I T E I 2 EDEN, UTAH 1 i -i-- ---- - ---- ---- 1--- - ---I - '--I - III- - ---- - I--I - -I-- - ---. - --I- - ---. - --I- - I I-I -i- MUSICAL Conn and Olds Band InsI'rumenI's Sheei' Music - Records and Supplies OGDEN SALT LAKE CITY n- 1nu1'm..I 1u..nm1nm1 1nu1l1:u1nl11nII1nu.-Im...n n1nminn11m..nnimI...uninn...nn,nu-uu1un...uu1nu-uu.-m1-mn Jackson Sheet Metal 2359 Kiesel Ave. HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS FURNACES I LOUIE'S CAFE 236 - 24th Street OUR MOTTO - CLEAN FOOD P 4. -...-....-...-....-..-........,-.......,.-....-......,,-............-....-,...-....-..,.-....-..I...,..- .........-I..-.4. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 it-M I..-...p II..- II Ill. ..m.-ml....,.1nn,.m.-H..-. 11.11.1411nu-..m1un...nu-uu1Im.-un-. .-un a Onc Hundred Eighty-eight 1 in..,,.,1....1M..in.l-.IIII1mi--nu1mi1uu-um1uu- :,1: 1 ufnn 1 -ull-vnu m 1 5 -5' 'i - --- ' ' ' ' F I I I I I We So CO0 I I ' E 5 E - I Cusfom Tailors I I I Beautiful Apparel for . I I E - I D5scrimInc1ting Women 1930 Washington Blvd. Phone 5232 I I I I 4- ..... - .... - 1... - .... - ...A - .... -- -..- - -.-. --- --.. - ---. -- ,.-- - --1- ---14 +- ---- - 1--- ---------- - --1-I----A ew- - - - - - - ---- - ---' - 'f-- - -f-' - '1-' - -1'1 - - - - '- - '1'f - 'ff' - '-'1 - '--1 - 'f-1 - 1-f 1- RTED DEVIL COAL COMPANY 5 IIUTAHISII I E ARDEST LEANEST ' I HOTTEST 8 COAL +- --T- - -fT- - ---- - -T-- - '--- - '-'- -m-- T-T- - '--- - T--- - TT-- - '--- - ---- - ---- -- '--' ---+ ? ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' !' ' C. C. ANDERSON I I Where Ogden Shops I With Confidence I 2265 Washington Blvd. -i-- '--f - ---' -- ---- - t--- - ---- - '--- - -'-- - --'- - --'- - --'- - '-'- - T-'- --- -t'- ---si -1-'- '- --- 'III - - ' - '- - '--- - ---- - --'- - -- - -' - -' - -' --- '- - --g- I WHOLESALE - RETAIL I I E I CHICKS POULTS I I 1 R. J. WIGHT, INC. E I FEED AND GRAIN Phone 4141 I I E I REED J. WIGHT 1999 WclII Ave. I I President Ogden, Utah ' -i-- -'-- - -'-- - -- - - - - - - - --T- - --IT --- '--' - ---i - '--T - -i - '--' - '-i' - '-f' -I-I E I I WE SERVE WEBER I E I WEBER SERVES US f ' I I E l I I I DOVER S WHITE CLIFF CONFECTIDNERY 1 I 1168 wqshangfon Blvd. I I I T11 mvll 1 llll 11111111111 I 1 1 1 1 - 1 '1 - - --1- ' I- 1 '- 1 '- Q 1 1 1 'Mfg One Hundred Eighty-nine '?' l 1 l -x- Q.-......... ....1....1....1.... -...i -.... -...i --...t1.....--..i1.....-...i....m....m1u..- v 3 EGAN FARM SERVICE l l i TRACTORS - IMPLEMENTS - PARTS WISCONSIN AIR-COOLED ENGINES l 739 Wall Ave. Phone 2-0190 i OGDEN, UTAH l -1- ..1....1...1 1....-mi-....-......iiii.-....1....1....-ni... ..-1....1...i- T i Complimenfs of l l sms-Rozaucu And COMPANY l 2231 Washington Blvd. l l +- ---- - lv-- -.--.-- -'1- - ---- - -ll' - -fl- - --l' - -1+- - --+- - --'1 ---- - --'l -1--1--+ i.1....1....1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -......-in..-.ti -....1....1 1 1 1 1....-....1....1....1....1....1 1 1....1.m--n ,1....-...1.1 1 1 1 1ut......t-..ui1vu..1i...1i4..1....1....1.un..uI'--i4..1-....1....1....1-m1....1.m......1i..-1....1....1 1 1 1 1.1.1. . BROWN'S ICE CREAM COMPANY . 2547-5l Grant Avenue - Phone 6672 i Ogden, Ufah .-.ini.1.ii.1.i.t1....1 1 1 1 1 1.1..1.1..1.1.............-. .i11...1....1t...1ii..1....1....1....1.....-....1....1...1 .......1............ Quality Dry Cleaning Co VERNON S. POULSEN, Prop. Phone 2-5133 2215 Washington Blvd. Ogden, Utah Jackson Sheet Metal HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS FURNACES 2359 Kiesel Ave. -.iii-..i.1 1 ..1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1 .1. 1....1 u1....1m.1.un.-ui.1.n.1.....-im1.i..1....1.....-mi1.ii.1....1 1,..1 LOUlE'S CAFE OUR MOTTO - CLEAN FOOD 236 - 24th Street -....1....1....1.. 1...........1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....... 1... 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ELLISON, Mgr. .-....-..........-....-....-ii-....-...........-....-H..-i..........-....-....-up 14m-.m1mi1 1nn1nu..nn1nu1 One Hundred Nin ty f' f Oliliw-an1m1m1nn1liiu-1-nn-:ill-nu--uu- ' 11111111 -1 1111 nu1m1 1-n-vn1n1nu1n1-mvn mi I 'XZ-f.,s4 's.xv F l xti' 'Sf' 1 l e 5 I ' f ' A 2 l Congratulations, Graduatqy' ' . , 3:1 1. f . I J .1 ' l . if Well Done, We Say! A K 1 W Q 5 , if ee 1 fi, yf M il 'M . 'L ,. ' Best Wishes to You on Your Day! 1 .. 5 ff 1 or ' ' ' is v uf , , , I ll J , 1 l ll , J A 'M A y - X - , u , 'A' x, . ' , 1, ll ' I ' ' 1 We served your mother and your dad, ' li l, . . F, X n when they were lust a lass and lad, P 1 7 ' I ' I l I Qdiowmein - Noodles - steaks so thickg l l - X I 1. 'I Sandwiches - salads - they dll'click.' E + ,Tl I We've ted you when you were a tot,l l n ft' And what a havoc that you wroughtp 1 T Now you say good bye to high school days, l li And all will go their separate ways. l 5? 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