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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1948 volume:

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L 110211 W WEBER COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Buslness Managers ILENE KENDELL SETH BLAIR lNTERMOUNTil:zI'5:SguSHING CO Business Advisor ROSS JOHNSON Ogden Utah Edrtonol Advisor FERMEN J WESTERGARD Editor JO ANNE CLIFTEN Assv' 5 1 I . . . sxsk Sflpltr 5 -1 c f ll2l 9 F-fs XVk CONTENTS SUMMER AUTUMN Dedlcatuon Faculty Foreword Sophomores ln Memorlurn Football Adrnlnlstratlon Pep Club Drllls Prnncupal Pep Club Inltlatton Deans Kmght Errantry and News Notes Student Body Offncers Warrors Trumpeter Student Councll F F A Harvest Ball and Flower Show Socnal and Program Commuttees Grls Dance Boys Assoctatton School Play Glrls Association Sensor turkey Trot and Assembly Se'nlnary Offuce and Labrary WINTER SPRING Faculty Juniors Basketball Cheerleaders Scrnpto Muxed Chorus Gurls Glee Club Chrnstmas Cantata Spanish Club Scholarships Boxing Wrestling Sensor Play Stage Managers Faculty Sensors Baseball Gnrls Athlettcs Art Department Orchestra Band Speech Juntor Prom Yearbook Staffs Quull 8- Scroll Adverttsements Autographs Yearbook Staff at work CLeft to rtghtl Fowers Ross Smuth Rob son Cltften Brown Kato and Hall Pep Club Track and Field ' F. 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W 'MvM' L3 4 DEDICATION Back Cook Draoyer Glbson Warner Lundqulst Wallace Hopfenbeck Butler Dnnsdale Jenkms Front Tucker, Slater Utah State Hugh School Basketball Champions, 1948 To The member of The baskeTball Team and The Coach we deducaTe The T948 Golden Sp ke noT only becau e They won Tl e sToT cha np onshlp buT also because They won The admlrahon ana respecT of The Tons and publuc o The sTaTe Their gnT deTermunaTlon and sporTs'Tnanshlp were lauded as Well a Their abllnTy as undlvlduol players and AT banaueTs Tn The: honor glven by The Kwan s ol Roy The Ogden Klvvanls Club The Town ol Plam CTTy The Ogden Junnor Chamher of Commerce Weber Alumm ana The combined Service Clubs of Ogden aT The assenoly an The Egypnan TheaTre and o he dance guven Then by our school The boys and Theur Coach were ora sed hlghly For The recogmT on and honor They have broughT Weber and To add our cornplnrr1enTsforThelr ochlevemems To Those ofhers vxe unscnbe Thus book To Webers greaT champnonshnp Team of l948 T l T I I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' - ' I O . 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I . . . , . . , , , FOREWORD As the pages of our yearbook unfold they tell the legend of the school year the story ot the days we spent at Weber Though the school year of 48 us ended ut wull never be forgotten We vvull luve u many more tumes un memorues and un our yearbooks The theme of our yearbook us the seasons Summer Autumn Wunter and Sprung We have organuzed the book dulferently and have trued to make ut as untormal as possuble Each actuvuty and organuzatuon us un the sea sonal duvusuon un whuch we thought ut most logucally belonged The Admunustratuon and Student Ottucers are un the Summer sectuon because at that tume most of them are busy makung plans tor the comung year We have placed the Faculty throughout the book and have trued to put them wuth the class they taught the most Just as the seasons unfolded so does our book We hope that ut wull portray thus year at Weber lust as ut hap pened A true story ot the Happy Warruors at Weber Hugh Furst Day Faculty Assembly Storey Wcutkuns Gunnell Metcalf Reese Dcubb Mot fett , . . . . . .+ . I . . . u , 1 1 1 ' 1 - - ' , . 1 - ' 1 1 1 'I I I ' 6 IN MEMORIUM in guna'- Russell Wood Wolks oer the eorth wnth snlent treod He beors our best loved thlngs owoy find then we coll them deod Bulwer Lytton Russell Wood cu Junuor from Woshrngton Terroce drowned durung the summer ot 1947 nn Idoho He wos o good sport hondsome boshful the knnd of o person everyone Irked He wos tound of sports especuolly footboll ond he ployed on the Sophomore squod Some of hes mony hobbies were trnkermg wrth cors huntlng ond tush ng , 2 ,, ,E x . f ' I kc , There is no deoth! An ongel form , 4 . J!! LEADING US Superintendent A Parley Bates Superlntendent Bates and the Board of Educatnon have had qunte a handful In loolcnng after thelr large family of Weber Codnty School Luke real parents they gave us restrictions and Iennencues but always for our own good They have the task of authornznng constructnon and care of buuldungs transportotnon and most Important the hurlng of teachers We are a well behaved famnly most of the time and seldom do they have to apply that other kind of board of education BOARD OF EDUCATION Fredernck Barker President Clarence Kingston Vice President Guy Chuld Carl Olsen Or vllle Graham L Earl Swenson Assistant Superintendent A Parley Bates Superuntendent gs-.., . . S. . . . . . I ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 11 11 ' I 3 I I I ' f I 1 ' 1 - 1 I - I - 8 Pnncupal Roy C Metcalf DIRECTING US The man with The hearty handshake and The ll endly smlle IS Mr Metcalf our prlnclpal He has an office a sec reTary a Telephone and sux Tree perrods every day l-lls lob IS not an easy one lor he makes all funal declsuons cor ducts faculty meetmg makes up The school calendar helps solve students problems and Tells The Teachers what To Tell The lads We can Tell he s a hard worknng man because has halr has almost disappeared He Teaches us today what we might learn and Teach Tomorrow lflls as a llfe made rlch with servrce Student body presented Mr Metcalf wnth a Brrthdcy cake Arvm Shirley M Metcalf Patsy . X AE ' I ' I - Q s, , I , . , . . . ' Q ' tl-he xi ': ,f ' , ' , r. , ' 1 , T A' A , 'ii 3, H , I V1 T - i Q GUIDING US Mrs Draayer Mr Ward Everyone knoivs the Deans They have th r offices on the first tloor and get well acquainted with all the stu dents They try to keep our feet on the straight and narrow path check on absences help us with our registration listen to our troubles and give us p'enty ot trouble it we try to play hookey and help us find and till our corner in the high school world Mrs Draayer our Dean ot Girls who lives in South Ogden has a grown up son who stars on the basketball team She is well liked by all the girls In her spore time she is school librarian and enloys traveling and competi tive contests As Dean ot Boys he is interested in all students from the smallest Sophomore to the tallest Senior Mr Ward and Mrs Draayer talking over a problem child l9l .1 . . . ei ' ' , - ' ' - Mr. Ward, o native ot North Ogden, likes the great outdoors and spends his summers with the Forestry Service. i -L 4 ' 2 , E- i , , , lil Arvm Shurley and Patsy at work 41' Arvm Shreeves Patsy Pollard Shlrley Dean We needed someone to keep the schedule board so the STUDENT BODY OFFICERS took over the lob along with the management of student funds assemblues dances sports events and other func tlons They talked theur way through danly announcements and student councnl meetnngs attended regnonal oft: cers meetings and all kinds of commnttee meetungs and dug out a toothbrush whenever anyone walked on the Warrnor Emblem They were the bug three the people s chonce the ones who recenved top ratnng on ballots and dud the hard work On thenr shoulders rested the burden of a successful year ARVIN our capable presudent wuth hls lokes dnplomacy and Impressive words PATSY our musucal vnce presldent wnth her smulnng personalnty tact and abulnty and SHIRLEY our very charmung secretary wrth her helpfulnes and truendlnness have successfully shoul dered thelr burdens turned them unto good tnmes and fun for all and made the school year a really outstandung one In the Library lO Q I I ' 1 1 1 1 ' - I 1 ' 1 1 - 11 - 11 1 - - - - 1 1 1 . . , 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 , , ' . . Q . . - 1 1 -1 1 1 1 I l l l 1 1 Arvln conductmg a Student Councul Meetung ln the Library DEMOCRATICALLY PLANNING All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy mught well have been the slogan for the Student Councul The members and the offlcers worked hard thus year and tried to plan some sort at socual actlvlty tor each week The Student Councll members were elected from each home room attended meetnngs about tvvlce a month represented the students and their opnnnons discussed the problems of the school disagreed vvlth each other and then worked together for a successful end Our Student Body Presndent Arvun Shreeves conducted the councul meetnngs During the year they adopted the seven period day for assemblues and meetnngs trted to get better con duct at ball games assemblles and an the halls and arranged tor and carrled ou dances assemblnes lyceums and programs Senior members first row Cleft to flglllb Draayer Bowman Reese Thurston Grow Bell James Bowers Second row Shepherd Beutler Blaur Atwood Fnnch wrwsigqn ! fgf4 an Junlor members standlng Fuller Gale Drnsdale Smth Seated Johnson Gtbson Jones Burke Dean AND CONTROLLING The paramount purpose of the Student Councul was to promote good fellowshup among the students umty all student organuzatuons under one head and try to make our democratuc form of student body more perfect Our student councsl 'owned a recent organnzatlon ot state student counczls and Arvun was chosen to represent us We were also proud to be members of the Natlonal Assoclatuon of Student Councils Sophomore members standmg Hadley Norton James Poulson Seated Elmer Wulson Alberts Frost Wagstaff Clme Oblectuves ot the Socral Commrttee are to do away wuth long dry dull weeks at school by havmng lots of socral actnvutles ap prove actrvmtres planned by other groups help all the students get acqualnted wrth each other and try to get large group par tucrpatron In all actuvrtles They help us to have fun whale we re learnlng our three R s Flrst row Parker Reese Wood Second row Smith Swenson Draayer Watkins Bernards Thlrd row Ross FUN FOR EVERYQNE Flrst row Budge Ross Poulsen Second row Read Ander son Brown Moffat Ward Thlrd row McLane Dabb Stage management usual ands dramatlcs assemblres exchange programs rad o work and music are some of the many acttvutres vvhlch come under the dr e tron of the Program Com mrttee and are the reasons for all those head aches atter Its nreetrngs they help make up the school program and arrange for lyceum num bers School us lots ot fun when they frll up the weekly sch dule vxrth educatronal and entertarn :ng programs L1 1 I I - 1 I . . I - 11111 I I ' I I I I . - . I I ' I - I I I ' I ' fr I n Q V. X. . . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . . 15 I . . , , 7-2 - . . . -T S 1. . .- X fl4 Dean Stimpson, Vice-Presi- dentp Mr. Gunnell, Advisory Dee Wallace Secretary Burk Clegg Presldent JACKS AND Holdung meetnngs In the Faculty room selllng popcorn candy soda water and popsxcles at home football games sponsoring the Sportsman Ball with Ogden Hugh plann ng ossenblles pep rallies picture shows and d rec :ng a Fleld Day 1n the Sprung wxth a Dance at night and a b Q W lighted up on the mountain were all actlvltxes of the Boys Assoclatnon The three head men were Burk Dean and Dee who were helped IH all their actuvltnes by Mr Gunnell Boys and Girls Assoclalon Offncers relaxing on campus Reta Burk Dee Ilene Dean Lu Jean iii lil SIS iii Eli 1 I , . . 1 f 1 I , ' ' ' , Y I ' , ' ' 5 - I I . t , . , , . ,Q A a . f rr 5 Y d ' T822 fi 3 I ':E: . f' 4 X li' 'f lf Q A s ' ,U 1. N I F: r V ' ' ' U' ' ,z '- . ,' . ' fi hw 3 h 5 I 1 Q Ill ..,. 2 H :H I -:L -M: 1 K e g J, A , ,w A 4. If a . . 1 t. , ' , 0 S . I - ' 1 r N A I I I ' X f v r -L.1.,,-.. ' -.1 Rita Moffet, Secretary, Lu Jean Bowman, Vice-President, Ilene Kendell, President. ILLS The feminine half of the student body sponsored a varied list of activities under the direction of the officers, Ilene, Lou Jean, and Rita, the advisor, lvirs, Crezee, and the Council. October 29 found the girls arrayed in cos- tumes ranging from humorous masks to something that should be on Inner Sanctum at the Halloween Party. ln November they danced to the tune of Autumn Serenade at the Girls' Dance, In April they blossomed out in print dresses and in May hobbled through the halls in heels and hose, praying for arch supporters or crutches. All this plus three assemblies finds a place in our memory of ci happy year. l First row fleft to rightj: Moffet, Secretary, Bowman, Vice Presi- dent, Kendell, President, Mrs. Cre- zee, Advisor. Second row: Ross, Historian: Allen, Senior, Austin, Senior, Stuart, Junior, Reeder, Sophomore. 66 Our Seminary building neath a blanket of snow. NEXT DOOR AT This year five hundred Seminary students plowed their way through leaves, snow, ice, rain, and mud to the newly repaired Seminary building, where they studied Bible History-Old and New Testaments-and Church His- tory. Under the direction of Principal Bartley Heiner, and teachers, Miss Chadwick and Mr. Gunnell, they sang songs, held short worship services, studied, listened to special recordings, drew maps, kept journals, and got their Seminary pins. Mr, Floyed Eyre, former principal of the Seminary, is on a leave of absence from his teaching duties at Vifeber. He is the president of the L. D. S. Canadian Mission in Toronto, Canada. His wife and daughter accompanied him on his mission. Mr. Eyre had been principal of Weber's Seminary for nineteen years and plans to return when his mission is completed. The Seminary Officers, Dale, Delsa, cincl Evelyn, and the Seminary Council planned lots of social activities for the students . , . A Halloween Get-Acquainted Dance, Roller Skating Parties, a Thanksgiving service Christmas program an assernbly at Easter and a tour of Salt ake City On May '11 he Graduation Exercises were nelcl cl max na a Seminary year that wa lun as well as educational THE SEMINARY SEMINARY COUNCIL First row Schneiter Ross McLane Davis Mr Heiner Storey Second row Miss Chadwick Ferrin Mr Gunnell wilt Vw FN .-We SEMINARY OFFICERS Dole President Evelyn Secretory Delso Vice President E Offnce Glris fleft to raghtl Storey Kendell Bambrough Parker Dance Call and Mtchell Mrss Storey 'Vlxss Storey regmstrar and prmclpals secretary was aded m her off ce work by a group ot sx g rls who took offlce tramlng they gathered absence slreets sorted mall ran errands answered the telephone trred to make trenselves generally useful had fun runnmg around the halls whsle everyone el e was n class and emoyed showmg off the A they receuved as salary each sux weeks BOOKS OFFICIAL 81 SUPPLEMENTARY The mam lab of the staff of student lubrarnans Nas runnnng around the llbrary shhhmg stuoents for an hour efery day lhey also cata'ogued fnled and checked out books col lected fnnes for overdue books dusted the trophy case opened and shut the new venetuan blmds and were furst on the lust for Forever Amber Lubraruans flett to rnghtj flrst row Snmpson Dmsdale Tarran Hansen Stoker and Hammon Second row Chlld Adams Charlton Wllley Barberuo Mrs Draayer and Nash 1Etl,:gsmt..l Eta-........ WMM : I I I I I I ' . , , 4 l ' - - - ' 1 1 I I I ' ' I H H - - - t , - . X ' I . I ' I I - 1 1 ' ' ' ll Il , . I : I I I I I ' : I I I I I ' I ' vs , ' ' Z , , 'v I m 1 x 4 1 . Q. Q 2 w ft D s L U, sy -'- -. , A. 5 ,r .4 I A A I l auf leger, R V, ff . ,' 1 2 My , . , pq-utvnl . in fs V A W ,gl ,M .' A Yi' , P . y 1 1 Lt - Y VV.,-V i , IAM r , . . I n f s n 1 .4 l iiw' When the frost ns on the pumpkm ond the toclders In the shock We Sophomores come to Weber an Autumn to begun our turst Sensor Hugh School doys We settled clozvn to lessons ond homework once ond Turkey Trot laughed cu' the school ploy ployed In the Autumn teoxes reod our school popers enloyed ossennblnes ond lyceums ond set the course for on outstondnng yeor If L X-X ,ef 'E ' l T X' ,A f lf: 5 . ,' 1' ae- ' tx llfX -' , l ,r . , . X e . , . , . . f X ' more, wotched tootboll gomes, donced ot the Horvest Boll, Girls' Dcmce, ly jf I ' l I A .I - Y 51' r L5-' W ,lo - r-qw , 196 Ef'lEf'1BfFi H UB 5 STONY ll ia ,iT ,Z 3 'Liga I' Q Oczder' 1 U Mass Bernords A C U ofCol Mulls o ro o Store B Y U Spcmsh Bl ology Soclol Comm Is Interested In lndnons Howouons Mexlcons ond all human beings In general Li 'H L5 'U ' 1 X 4 , W' 'QFVII Y if X W Di 9 -X ' ', gf, '21 I awk 1,1 'F'-f . f Q' X Us W 163'-1-3651 NWA' AJ x .qw A, fi ff' I ' E fi z 1 'F x W cf, iv. 4 A. , ,L 'M , . 3 I 2 1' w Qth 1 if if 4 y x 9 I A g9ab.. l gs Q ,- Mr Parker U S A C lndustrual Arts Socal Comm l-le likes athletncs and sports and has served as the Baseball Coach Drawing plans for prolects They Tramecl Mr Parker Mr Petty Learmng about farm machinery Mr Petty S C Farm Mechan cs Agn culture F F A Adv sor Ath etlc Comm Mr Petty as espec ally un terested In the outdoors sports huntung and lashing Q-JL-r 1 U ' - I U..A..- - '- y l l Mrs Moffat Weber U of Utah English B Pro gram Comm Sr Class Advusor Qunll 8K Scroll Advusor She s In Teresfed IH the accordlan collect ng books and her wee son L-LLKL -ll Mvis Chodwlck U of Utoh B Y U Buble Hrs y .lr Closs Advusor Semlnory Coun I Reodmg ond gordennng ore her tovorute spore time oostumes Listening to cz transcript on of cz Bublxccul Incident They Admomshed an Mnss Chadwick Mr Rutherford Grease monkeys ct work Mr Rutherford U S A C Mechonlcs I ond Il Athletnc Comm Mr Rutherford hos rnony hobbnes u especnolly lakes Boxing ond Wrestl I n M ff CLASS OF 50 Sophomore officers lrls Woodruff Vlce Presldent Duck Richards Presudent Jerry Kahus Secretary Autumn came School started and the SOPHOMORES came to Weber to begun a new pernod In their school lufe They were nmpressed excnted and a but doubtful about the new thmgs they were experlencmg each day the new teachers the harder lessons mornnng announcements pep rallies football games more assemblies and dances and lust gettlng acquaunted Under the dlrectuon of thenr advnsors they elected offcers who led them un th er specual actlvltxes a super skatnng party ID the Autumn a Mr Hush contest assemblies and the annual Sophomore Dance Durmg the year they Sophomore Councll Wolthnus Cooper Stephens Barnett Woodruff James Ruchards Ka hus Parker L27 fn h, QL 1 l : I ' f I I I - ' l ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 - I I I I I I 1 I ' , . Jean Anderson South Ogden Byrle Barnes o Vxola Blllow Betty Lou Buck Dorothy Blanch Vera Button Riverdale Wllson West Weber West Weber Gordon Budy Raymond Bybee Carol May Beutlar Roy Bronson Montella Butler Gordon Belnap Janet Bowman South Ogden Terrace Wzlson North Ogden Learned to Spell Mrs Crezee s class bemg conducted on the lawn In front of the cottage. Cottage bound cooks on the way to Miss Little- M, tield's cottage. --' ' 4 2 Soph-o-more . . Beverly Byrnes Janice Bell Gordon Cormish Vern Clark South Ogden Roy South Ogden West Weber Luetta Beasley Bernace Cunnington Kathleen Carmack Terrace Terrace Farr West David Campbell Lena Cologna Katherine Cline Darwin Crezee Roy Taylor Terrace Slaterville James Cox Joe Cross Deanne Cluff Terrace Terrace South Ogden Berton Cruswell Lona Fay Clifford Gary Crandall Reuben De Frees Terrace Riverdale Terrace South Ogden Paul Carey Dale Chugg Clair Combe Terrace Farr West Uintah Fred Draayer Edith Doyle Ralph Dabllng Ray Davis South Ogden Farr West Terrace Ogden James Demifer Pat Dougherty Sally Demorest Terrace South Ogden Ogden f f- 'qi 9 Z' if di ,gp W auf' 'sei I 3' uf 4961 ,351 gl!! 'T i 2 I 1 Wa , fi 'U 49 A 3 in 5' 2 -if J 12:1 Y. T eil Q J ,L J , y 1 i A a , 4' '4 if , f. .. , J 4 , ' '22 :'- , f .,... I W tg 1 , I ' ' - f fig , F ' I Bob Engle Terrace Nona Flmon West Ogden Lamar Glbson West Weber Jackle Gelger Terrace Sharon Hunt o Dan Halton Terrace Jerry Haich Terrace Barbara Inouye OV Wilson Kaylen Harper South Ogden Helen Hancock Farr West Marvm Jarman Riverdale Of Gethng an A On Thursday October 23 The gxrls wore plald shurfs and levns To school R Y Robert Holmes R Kay Johnson Marlorie Johnson Wayne Knight Zeldae Kendell South Ogden Terrace Harrisville Uintah Hugh Jacobs Kortney Kofoed Joanne Kammeyer South Ogden South Ogden South Ogden La Mar Lee Felt Carma Kllnke Arthur Kranendonk Carol Lowther Riverdale Wilson Wilson South Ogden Jerry Kahus Bob Kerby Roger Lassater Ogden West Ogden North Ogden Grace Lobensteln Drauca Marston Lola Monts Gerald Moser South Ogden Hinckley Field Riverdale Terrace Barbara Mosley Evelyn Mayberry Raymond Miller Terrace South Ogden o Norma McDonald Willis Mooney Rena Marchetti Lowanne Muckey Terrace Terrace Taylor Terrace Terrace Taylor Used The Latest Slang Dolores Read entering the X ray unit R Y Geraldine Mortensen Joan Miller Aileen Martini Roy 0' Joan Mercer and Shanna Stephens selling tickets to the P Sophomore Roller Skating Party. BEA R T Y Q T N OV 6 4901. we Lost Their Locker Keys . . Patricia Mildon Charles Mietus Carol Mills Joan Mercer Uintah Roy South Ogden Terrace Robert Minard Charles McEnerney Daisy Jean Mahoney Terrace Wilson South Ogden Monnell Morgan Dale Nelson Ray Newey Geraldine Price Terrace Terrace South Ogden South Ogden Carolyn Merrill Stanley Norton Shirley Olsen South Ogden Terrace Ogden La Vonda Owen Marlin Penrod lla Parker Kathryn Patterson Terrace West Weber Harrisville Roy Betty Oram Neil Patterson Donna Price Ogden Terrace Terrace Geraldine Penman George Palmer Dean Pierce Charlene Peek West Weber South Ogden Marriott South Ogden Ronald Peterson Jim Pullos Elaine Poulson Farr West West Ogden South Ogden Lorna Powell Marriott Lewis Read South Ogden Joyce Stoker Terrace Dolores Salas o Barbara Ranson Terrace The Band played for the Friendship Train on November IO, along with bands from Ogden High and Weber College. Left Calling Cards Marilyn Russell Lester Roren South Ogden Roy Emma Ropelato La Von Porter Pat Roche Wilson Elaine Rlchins Terrace Delores Slater South Ogden Vern Smith Wilson Terrace Roy Dick Richards Betty Lou Reeder Larry Spiers South Ogden South Ogden Terrace Marion Rushton Beverly Smith Wilson oy Shirley Steed Karma Stoddard Eugene Swenson oy Uintah South Ogden Barbara Sweeten Jack Sharp Terrace o Bonnie Stone Shanna Stephens Marlene Slot South Ogden South Ogden oy o J e Sharp Frank Stanger Wilson I Lula Stone Gladys Sorenson Gaylene Stokes Joyce Ann Shurtleff West Weber Wllson Wilson Ogden Jack Stacey Jesse Spencer Floyd Slater South Ogden Slatervrlle Slatervrlle Du Warne Sharp Dolores Taylor Shrrley Turner Darlene Thorpe Terrace Farr West o Terrace Toshro Shrba Eugene Taylor Melvm Turner o Farr West Terrace Glen Thompson Bernadean Tomlmson Blarn Taylor Robert Wrlson o South Ogden Terrace South Ogden Nollan Tullrs Maybelle Travis Maxme Woodruff South Ogden South Ogden Harrlsvllle Burdell Wrley Gladys Wrlllams Marlon Wolthuls Gene Westover South Ogden oy South Ogden o Ins Woodruff Afton Wrlson Darlene Watts Terrace o South On Thlrcl Floor Dale Chugg and Joe Sharp 4 H winners before departung for national conventlon In Chlcago Neta Thompson also Won a trap to the convention 1 1 . 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R n Rv The Seminary Trail Jessie Miller Talking To The boys Joyce Wilde Uinlah West Weber Bonme Wood Terrace Bethene Wagstaff Ray Wright West Weber Faye Wakef eld Terrace Jerrle Williamson O And Learned to Love Weber' ,s 5.8,--Q ,gf Elvira Wilde Terrace Arvella Woolsey South Ogden Oral Younger Terrace l l i 1 .if Hn R Y o ' Ml! gil N l ,M 1 -Q r i. fi I ,iff fo r W fx 4' - 11 ' Il. i Q Q 4 ., f, Football Coaches Melvln Wood Floyd Slater PRACTICE GAMES LEAGUE GAMES Weber O Og en Weber asf Weber O Tooele Tora ls WEBER ELEVENS Weber Weber Weber We ber Weber Tofa ls Fmal League Standing One Wm Four Losses Fnflh Pla e In Region Backs Roylance Cash Draayer Lune Taylor Nevllle Fox Panter McGlll Hooper Rochell Lundqurst North Cache Logan South Cache B or River Box Elder One 4 From the Sade Llnes We Lost A Few The football team coached by Melvln Wood fought val antly thas year They played some good clean hard fought games Football practlces were held almost every afternoon after school from the furst of September untnl the fnrst of November The team lost the Cnty Champuonshlp and the Lnttle Brown Jug to Ogden Hugh after hovnng If at home for two years Thus garne was the only mght game Weber played and Ogden won with a score of I2 to O Next year Weber hopes to have her football field lnghted Bucks McKay Jenkms Hall Warton Lune Bowman Kllts Heslop Hatch Slegle Chugg Nelson t . z . - 1 1 - ' ' 1 1 ' - - 11 - 11 - A - 11 11 . , . I I 1 ' I I I 1 I I ' Backs Allen Stlmpson Warner Pollard Lune Gall Carter Cragun Heslop Venable Gunn Nevllle But Won One, Too' ln Reg on One League games the team played to a 31 to I9 vlctory over Bear River on the home held The team really cl: lfed together that day to put Weber In fufth place over the Bears who were tied with us Although our team won only one game we apprecuated the good sportsmanship and splrut the boys dlsplayed The school loyally supported them with cheers songs yells band musnc pep rallies and pep drills Galnmg Ground Against North Cache ' 1 1 1 - I 1 1 I I 1 - 0 7 . . . I . C x , , , . 1 1 1 1 1 - .0 A - Q...- ,L -Tfwwv . 'Qi' fl L ' ' YWQK. 4' W. ' 5 1 ' mix- ' Q. L A . , 'lt ,Rr Coach Wood delivers emphatic lnstructnons to the team Athletnc Managers Darrel Tucker and Kenth Butler Weber 43 Opponents 116 The Athletnc Managers or water boys lob was a bug one and the Football Managers Kelth Butler and Dar rel Tucker d d thelr lab well They helped the team get ready before practnces and games assusted the coaches cared for mlured playe s kept statlstlcs helped to keep the team ln good splruts and were very effncaent ID their all Important 'ob Lloyd Draayer a quarterback and one of Weber s outstandmg players Nas chosen to be on the all state team from Northern Utah He wall play nn the all state game next fall Backs Woodruff, Hales, Bybee, Zollmger Lune Strebble Putt, Redford, Renstrom, Green, Berrett, Wunters , I N, S, E I I ,wh . E Q -- , , fl X , , , A I J K X . ,, A K ' l 7 I A Q 1 .1 A ' , ' f I 52 slr, 2' 1 ' I ll I ll ' - - - I - I l ' I I lr 1 1 1 ' x ' ' x . 1 f - I . W Thayer B Thayer Larsen Fox Th nne Laymen and Wold Weber 166 Opponents 99 JUNIOR GAMES SOPHOMORE GAMES Weber Ogden Weber Lewis Weber North Cache Weber Mound Fort Weber South Cache Weber Washington Weber Mound Fort Totals Weber Box Elder Weber Mound Fort Totals 69 The Junlor team was made up ot Juniors who also played on the varsity squad and was coached by Mr Wood Mr Taft coached the Sophomores Sophomore Squad Flrst row Brownson Bybee Belnap Melllng Heyward Anderson Crandahl Crlsswell Jacobs Chugg and Ellis Second row Peterson Draayer Newey Holmes Norton Neves Wnlluamson Fox Hamblm Colvin Smlth Morrull Cox Boren and Taft l Weber ......,a..,.,.,...,.,. 48 Logan ......,..,...,,......... 6 Weber ............,......,.. 6 Box Elder ......,.,..,,..... 2l -- -- ..,.......,........... 19 .,............ .. 7 97 25 ..........,.,,........ 6 ..............,... 12 74 From Where We Sat The bench. 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A lr' 'fl INITIATION Junior gurls suffered through The hu mnlrofnons of Dep Club In faction doy on October I7 They wore short dresses corrued dolls spoke to no boys obeyed oll requests of The Pep Club song To footboll ployers hod perfume poured on Them were specnol guests of on ds sembly walked blindfolded Through cold wofer cold noodles ond cold luver received bug slsfers pldyed chlldush gomes cxfe Thelr popsucles coufnously offer The bug Pep Club porfy ond were glod They were unmofed only once fflfqya Nl l' m?i1mw4 1t ,gif The Knight Errantry Editors heard all saw all knew all almost all' and told all the lnsnde happenungs that went on at Weber They ,cept the Dart Board tnlled wuth the latest and oldest thnng In snapshots and car toons and luncy gossnp about students and teachers and made nt one of the most popular standung places un the halls Co Edltors Dolores Read and June Cllften EYES AND EARS OF WEBER News Notes Edntors had a tree perxod and wore Out seven penclls ten erasers and tour tablets of paper every week Thenr duty was to seek out all the news of Weber students and actuvntles and have It prmted IU local newspapers Runnnng up and down from thetr head statlon on thnrd floor having fnrst chance on the telephone chatttng wlth bug ttme newspaper edutors dtggung up nnterestnng stones arranging for puctures and developmg a nose for news were all trucks of thenr trade Edna Mae Smtth Assnstant Peggy Beal Edltor Ruta Moffett Assust an i451 1 1 - 1 I 11 V 11 - 1 1 ' 0 7 I ' I - 1 . . ,, . . ,, . . . . . . . . I I I I - 11 11 - - ., ..- 9' .L 1 1 ' 1 1 I ' ' f. T46 Co Editors Monlou Rogers and Gerrie Reese Behind the scenes Trumpeter Staff folding papers before issuing them WARRlOR'S The Warrior's Trumpeter staff takes Journalism sixth period under the direction of Miss Blayney. They study newswriting, receive assignments from the Big Two -Gerrie and Marilou, run around halls digging up latest news, write features, editorials and answers to Letters to the Editors, take photographs, draw cartoons, sell ads to finance paper, take material to printer, proolrread copy, wait for paper to be printed, spend all their nckels trying to find out when their pride and joy will be ready, fold papers, interrupt classes to deliver them every four weeks, exchange issues with other schools, and are as eager as anyone to see if they broke into print. This year the Journalism class visited a local paper, had guest speakers on their favorite subiect, Newswriting, sponsored the trip to the B. Y. U. Journalism Meet, where several members of the staff won honors in the annual contest, and participated in the l. P. I., Quill and Scroll, Scholastic and other Journalism contests. ' - 7 4,0 ,1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' ' .Mhz ww. Qt Q IQ 1 fe-0 1 4 ,ln ' 7 if f. Q 35, is a 1 5 ,, :I l 1 . TRUMPETER STAFF Co Edntors Monlou Rogers ond Gerre Reese Asslstont Edutors Gvxendo Crogun Elno Down K rl Busuness Monoger Irene Johnson Business Stott Rtto Moftett Arvo .leon Peterson Exchonge Edttor Glendo Pnlkungton Artist Elno Down Krk Sports Edttor Rolond Show Reporters June Clttten Ar In Shreeve Delores Recd Edno Moe Smtth Dorothy Donlelsou Koy Shupe Gerald Fhrusten en Edword Joyce rloro Poberts Corol Folkmon ond tvtorgoret Beo Photogropher Mr Westergord Advusor Mrs Bloyney Stott Fxrst row flett to rghtt Shupe Johnson Rogers Reese Bloyney Second row Show Smith Peterson Dame son Christensen Th rd row Shreeve Clnften Read Moffet Crcxgun Kirk 1. .4 Attendant Marllyn Bowman Queen Lou Jean Allen Attendant Loss Slmpson FFA HARVEST BALL AND FLOWER SHOW The F F A Lucky Seven Harvest Ball and Flower Show was lots of fun On September 26 we brought our flowers to school and dtsplayed them mn the gym They vvere ludgeo and sone were grxen red and blue rubbons The queen candxdates were Introduced on an assembly whrch featured Mag clan Burk Clegg and the s ng ng of for mer Worr or Don Becke At night vxe danced to dreamy musnc under the blue ana gold of the F F A looked at and smelled the flower dusplays and chose lucky Lou Jean Allen from the seven candndates as Queen and Los Sumpson and Marrlyn Bowman as attendants Mr Petty Mr Metcalf Quentun Jenk ns Mr Drake and Lots Sampson as they appeared on the cover of a Utah magazine whuch featured the F F A Flower Show at Weber an Xie, I 'U V I . 2, 11 sl I I ' , . . , .I , 1 Y ' , ' V ' ' ll ll ' ' , , . ,. , . a, . I I U' X. 3 fN EMU Happy Worrlor and Mlss Weber AUTUMN Will you go tothe Girl's Dance with me? It's spon- sored by the Girls' Association. The assembly carried out its Theme o every month ot the year ending in November with The Autumn Serenade The gym was decorated with huge Autumn leaves and streamers and was packed wnth pretty gurls an swlshy tormals and tel lows all dressed up In Sunday sults Durlng the unter mnssxon Ilene Kendell and Burk Clegg were chosen Mass Weber and Happy Warrior from the sux candudates after which we all danced some more To the super duper music of the orchestra Then It was over and the Autumn Serenade was one of the socual events of The year Preparing for the Autumn Serenade z Z23g,, -L Aww? ,sigll T a lllllfifafu lllllllllll sllltll lc f T T V- Q, I T X xx. .al J SERENADE ii? Stage setting. April Showers. , Candidates for Miss Weber and Happy Warrior A b'9 Crowd onended the dance' Lloyd, Dee, Burk, Ilene, Lou Jean, and Louise. Trading dances. Waltz me around again. l5l Standing Slater McDowell Shupe Seated Parkes Roberts Peterson Dabb WE SHOCK THE WEBERHIGH The dramatucs department presented a hnlarnous comedy In three acts We Sl ook the Famtly Tree on Novem ber lf? and 20 1947 and the audwences shook wuth laughter as they watched the trnals and troubles ot Hnldegarde and short pants Freddne untold Mr Ralph Dabb In hus fmrst year as head ot the dromatucs department dad an excellent 'ob of dnrectnng the cast Caught In the act Her secret admurer Production Staff f ft ,f W ,MW 5 Qi! :ff M yr Tl llff 5 1552 - , usa f 113' R A 35:5 ' E 'i' J' - r 1 1 1 - ' I I I - . . . . ,, W . ,, 1 I ' I f 1 1, U - . - . . V I - - , 1 SJ Mannung Oakey Secrnst Johansen Rudd Johnson and Cllfford FAMILY TREE scHooL PLAY CAST OF CHARACTERS l-luldegarde Dalson Charlene Secrnsl Mr Dolson Mrs Dolson Sally Dolson Bob Dolson Jlmmy Dolson Ellle Mae Freddue She me 'Vlr Sher rner Ml s Sherrner D Tween a ls The wok u orll ls were busy Flow Robefls Pzzooucrlan smrr Boyd Parks Buslness Manager Robena Parker AWG leon pelerson Asslsfanl Managers Jean Chlld Charlene Foley Charlene Fowers Elwm Slglel Make Up Jer: McLa1n Lou Jean Dnnsdale KQV Slwpe Prompters Donna Surrage Jana Lee Farrell Joann McDowell Stage Managers Karl Jugler Lee Rae Stephens Mcmlyn 0Gl4eY Dlrector Ralph F Dabb Sylvlc' Monmng Assuslant Dvrecfars Roy Pussell Carlyle Parker Sherman Johansen Glenn Rudd lrene Johnson 3- I cf 4 5 k Fl! My , 1 C I l la if 4 . , . K l I I . I I I I D ' A VVVV N A.-- Y Y VYVVYVYV H A . 4 I , , ,, ....,..,,,,.,,,.,, , V l Paige A,,, H ,Y,,,,A,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,, , ,Lana Fae Clifford ' ' . . -A ---- -- , Jlll Y,,,,, I , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., .s,, , ..,,., ' ' - U ' , F Y Y YYYWVY -V V I - , 'el Q 1' p 's , SENIOR PROGRAM AND DANCE The Seniors presenfed a Showboaf assembly on November 26, To help The school celebraTe Thanksgiving. That evening The annual Turkey TroT was held. Raffle TickeTs were sold, and The lucky Turkey winners were Elaine Higley and Ralph Fowers. NexT day sTudenTs observed Thanksgiving in The TradiTIonal way by sTuffing Themselves. I ass. Mrs Moffat and Suzy Showboat Selling raffle Tickets Turkev Winners and Senior Officers FIKITDVUF ? 'HGH 45355, lui., N-M.--.-.,M.,,.....,,,, 1 Ar is AN w is-Wi ,MW Q 6 fl' an-an 113 MCB N,--aa., x -'N K-11 S 601102 When wlnter w ands are blostmg chnll We Juniors were In The middle of our hugh school career VVe ployed IH the snow were boskellooll crazy song The Chr stmos 'Vleb saoh reod our Scrlplos offended wresflnng ond boxing mdlcn 5 helped the Pep Club choose C1 P n Up Boy went To ine Senlor Ploy danced ot The Leop Yeor Donce and rhe Sfocksng Don ossemblnes ond lyceums ond slud ce, enloyed ned gust o luffle but 'P 1' 'KX l fx 5 kg 5 J 1 i Cfir ' . 'I.. ,. lbs' - . K , ,, , . .W .Ye 1 X ,R ,QT 'QL 5 ' e . ' ,1 ' K 11 - ' ' ' 11 lf 1 . L , wi. ' ' A ' 3 . A S 2 Q . 1 i' D lf ' T - ' I x , , I ' X . . x X - n - - - I Q N .X X n ' . , , , , NX , . .. , E , - b Nl , ' I I l X , 1 - ' f' fl Q x X .. N' 2 ' QF f'f A ij' YQ 'A X H , fl., s mf M -3 QE 33325 all Having class dlscusslon on Amerucan Hnstory Mr Berreff U S A C Amerncon l-lusfory New Amr Age Chonrmon Socnol Scnence XY Commuffee He keeps the .lumorsx up To dole on World cmd Amernco Hnslory cmd current events ond e goys good musuc INSTRUCTORS Mrs Crezee Weber College U S A C Home mokmg Advanced Clothmg Home Lnvmg Girls Assocuohon Advusor ' She lakes recudmg ond ns collect mg books for o lnbrory She olso lskes sevvmg or? ond musxc Mr Berretf Mrs Crezee Seamstresses cn work af Future .lournculms at work THEY INFORMED Mrs Bloyney Mr Dobb U Enghsh C Joumglsm .J Y U Englnsh C Dromoflcs ond Adv sor for Wcurrxors Trumpeter Speech I Directs OH School plcys NPWS Nates Scmpto Knaghtf Er Chourmon of Lyceum Commlffee mmry er 'meresfs me er Gm Mr Dobbs specuol Interests ore ly her home sporfs dancing ond books pOeTry Ms Bscxyrev Mr Dub.: Panel duscussnon wnh Rmald Peterson speokung gala. , , W Ts r .W ,ff X A K . es I , B. Y. . ' , I' . D . . . . ' ' ' 1 I . . ' I , , , 1 - . . . ' , . . . ' I I I I I r . . 4 . ' W 5 ff? 4 0 A PL 7 'fry J 1 X V ' ' ,wiv . F 5 Mr Smith U 9 A C Physxcs Avtotnon Ae chonucol Drownng Socol Comm One of hns tovornte octxvnres IS VVlnter sports Mechanical drawing. THEY INITIATED Mr Gunnell U S A C In has hrst yeor ot We ber he teaches Old Testament ond Church History Boys Assoclotuon Advnsor Among has mony xnteresrs ore music ond sports Mr Smith Mr Gunnell Studyung Buble History E QWZW Mr Johnson sColIege B Y U U o Typevvrntmg Ottuce Mochunes Bus: ness Advisor to the Golden Spike Hrs speclol Interests cornplng hunting ond svvl ng One minute speed drnll T H E Y D R I L L E D Mr Johnson Mr Drake Future Farmers. Mr Droke U S A C Agrnculture Athletic Comm F F A Advisor Asofor mer morune he rs nnterested ln the Morune Corps ond IS ct recruiting orcerfortheUSMCR e enloys oll knnds of sports ond oth etlcs MISS Cooper U of Utoh U otCohJmbwc1 Stenog ruphy T onscruptuon Type Soph Cla s Adv: or She rs nte-rested ID tro elung reed ng muse lectures and politics Shorhond dlctotlon THEY CULTIVATED Mass Cooper Mr Jenkms Studymg Ame :con History Mr Jenkins S A C Amerlcon Hsor Chonrmon of Athletic Comrnttee Mr Jenklns handles othletlc pub hclty for Weber A reol fan he en loys all types of othletnc octuvutnes CLASS OF 49 Junior Oftncers Joanne McDowell Vlce Presndent Delores Read Secretary Robert Lundqulst President American Hustory was a requlred sublect for the JUNIORS who dldnt bother to do thelr homework They were the veterans ot a year and didnt worry because they had another year left They developed an about school lne called the teachers by their tlrst names behind their backs werent atraud o talk out In class wnthout rousing Petr hands and luked the Idea of themselves as next year s Sennols They were promusnng were the understudnes tl'e assnstant assistants who would take over the bug lobs next year In the Junlor Class meetnngs the chlef .lunuors dnscu ed plans for many actlvutles and successfully carried them ou a Jumor Carnnval assemblnes and the bxggest event the Junlor Prom wnth the theme of A Garden ot Memorues The class presented an exchange assembly at Ogden Hugh and Jun ors of Ogden presented an assembly at Weber The Jumors Jumor Council Seated Russo Lund quust Godfrey Standlng Reese Chadwuck Read McDowell Ren strom Randall Strebel Budge Jones 1 l . . . . - . . 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SS T . . . . . . ,, . . . , , , . - fl. l ' l 0 o 2 r 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 l l65l I, .1 'X The cooks in our cafeteria can eat their cooking! fLeft to rightl: Silverwood, Clifford, Standing, Hess, Purcell and Nash. l66l 4C Paul Adamson Arsenal Villa Elaine Alger Terrace Norene Arave o David Andrews Pleasant View Maurlne Bingham South Ogden Bettie Brown Taylor Delorls Blumke South Ogden Marilyn Askerooth Terrace Clark Bingham O Junior Bybee Ulntah Marie Buck Wilson Fred Allen o Mary Ruth Bybee Umtah Dorothy Burke Terrace Keith Barnett Huntsville Margaret Bond Stlmpsom o Geraldine Bell Terrace Val Berrett North Ogden Haunted Second Floor Anita Bourne South Ogden Kathleen Bingham Roy Nannette Budge Pleasant View Elsie Bray Terrace Dallas Barnes OY Lorene Bowers Wilson Leora Barker OY Ellen Buck Harrlsvulle Junuor Blngham P ann Cnty Ricky Carlson South Ogden June Cllften Burch Creek Gerald Christensen Terrace Richard Carter Burch Creek Joan Carver Plain Cnty Janeen Chamberlam North Ogden Carrie Crouch South Ogden Verlene Chrlstenson Geraldine Chandler North Ogden Gordon Cox Hooper Owen Cash Rxverdale Elda Charlton West Weber Gwenda Cragun Pleasant Vnew Gushed and Gosslped Dinner Time' L67 R R I . . Roy 68 Until we get elevators, we'll use the stairs. Merle Zophy Terrace Dennls Dablmg Terrace Jerene Coy Plain Cnty Margaret Chllcl South Ogden Earnest Dalplas West Weber Lots Dalley Terrace Glen Chugg Pleasant Vnew Fanth Ann Cook South Ogden Elalne Dunn Terrace Harold Duckson Rnverdale Bob Davls Rtverdale Beverly Deamer North Ogden Don Dmsdale Marrmott Marlene Duffln OY Dan Dickerson South Ogden Betty Dean North Ogden Shnrley Duncombe o Beatrice Davis West Weber Rulon Dye Ulntah Janet Dnckamore Farr West Got Acqucunted Wuth The Paul Etchevery o BII Ellus Terrace Shlrley Dean South Ogden Roy Davles Terrace Edwtn East Ogden Jerald Engstrom Huntsvllle Dorothy Damelson OY Jeanme Dunn South Ogden Hooper Delores Evans Terrace Carrol Edvalson South Ogden Charlene Fowers Hooper Gay Felt Huntsvnlle Leah Mae Ericson Plain Cnty Yvonne Ertcson Wilson Charles Empey North Ogden Darl Field OV Howard Fowers Hooper Louanne Ellls North Ogden Joyce Dnckemore North Ogden Deans The Hard Way Sensor Lockers the dream of every .lumor and Sophomore E691 l s l R y l i . R Alice Fowers R There w re booths games dancing and plenty to eat l70l Allen Godfrey Harrisville Verla Gardiner Ogden Barbara Flitton VVilson Kent Fuller Eden Lola Gemar Harrisville Shirley Gardiner Pleasant View Robert Fox North Ogden Joan Felt Huntsville Blaine Green Hooper Mary Genetti Hooper Jana Lee Farrell Harrnsville Robert Frew Ogden Charlotte Gibson North Ogden Wayne Graham Eden Glenn Glary South Ogden Julian Green Hooper Leona Head South Ogden Max George OV lrene Gallegos Terrace Darwin Gale o Learned to Write Themes R , . R y The Juniors held a party in the form of a carnival. Howard Huckman Terrace Carole Harrns Harrlsvnlle Donald Hales South Ogden Owen Higgs o Verl Horns Plea ont View Dee Holmes Liberty Helen Hardy o Marulyn Hugglnbottom Terrace Maurme Hardy North Ogden Blame Hyer Wllson Wilson Norma Hull Hooper Bull Harrls Huntsvnlle Irene Hohllos Marriott Gaylene Hales South Ogden Laurence Higgs West Warren Lloyd Hunter arr West Scott Hess South Ogden Ramona Hansen Huntsvllle Elalne Hlpwell Wnlson In One Hour Olene Smuth trnes out the games at the Jumor Carnlval L71 ' 1 R Y R Q Lorraine Hadfield F '15 at .l Student Body Officers from Reguon One held a Regional Meetmg at Weber In Novem er 72 Ignored The Sophomores Bill Jackson Riverdale Lu Jean Henderson Roy Theron Hunter Terrace Phyllis Johnson Terrace Lester Jones Terrace Joyce Hassell South Ogden Roland Hadley Hooper Sherman Johansen Huntsville Margare H' Liberty Emma June Jensen Huntsvnlle Sharlene Jones North Ogden Florene Kapp Vtfllson Dorothy Kaus Terrace Beth Jones Hooper Hazel Kung Hooper Elna Dawn Knrk North Ogden Lyle Kung Huntsville Duane Jones North Ogden Alberteen Kap Falrmount Ruth Kerby West Ogden withh- Robert Lundquist Slatervi I le Vern Larsen North Ogden Burt Knight Harrisvi I Ie Barbara Lee South Ogden Robert Loper Riverdale Ann Kawa Roy Carol Larson South Ogden Melvln Nelson Taylor Floyd Laymon North Ogden Howard Larsen North Ogden Gerald Larsen Pleasant View Cleah Nielson Taylor Ra Nelson Vlola Llllegard Hooper Y South Ogden Mane Newbold West Ogden Dan Nnelson Terrace Charlene Montgomery I-luntsvllle Ben Maxfueld Horrlsvllle Sylvia Mannung OY Geraldine Mannlng North Ogden Sat on The Fountain i . Home Nurslng class lf3l 74 Sterling Mayhew Pleasant New Betty Mitfler Roy Gloria Martini Taylor Mae Muia VVarren Joan McEntire Roy Rita Moffat Terrace Jean McEntire Roy Kenneth Fowers Plain City DeLyle Muir Huntsville Donna McKay Huntsville Joanne McDowell North Ogden Hyrum Oakes P orth Ogden Carol Mylar Terrace Marilyn Oakey O Lou Anne McFarland Wilson Lavon Patterson Riverdale Charlene Olsen West Ogden Lawrence Page Huntsville Douglas Orton North Ogden Walked on The Emblem Lunch Lines Lois Oakey Terrace CAFETERVX Dean Parker Harrrsvnlle Cherrlll Palmer Pla n Cnty Carlyle Parker OV Jean Peterson Hooper Robena Parker Hooper Don Plncock Plann Cnty Clarence Painter Farr West Dorme Panter Marrnott John Peterson Hooper La Jean Parker OY Richard Putt Wllma Parker Hooper Charles Price Ogden Marulyn Peterson Rnverdale Ramona Poulson South Ogden John Peterson OV Barbara Peterson Taylor Rodney Pollard South Ogden Annette Pllcher Terrace Pearl Porter o IU A 1 7 Missed Thelr Buses Assembly. 75 l A K1 ,I W. R 'N C . 1 4 A ll 2 R J Wilson ,Z I 5 l R ,C ig .J l bv ,, 1 V X ,X , , R Y P , H f lx f A l76l Were Late to Class Ivan Redford South Ogden Dolores Read South Ogden Cleo Rawson Plain City La Rue Randall North Ogden Patricia Robison Terrace Renee Robbms North Ogden Morlorle Roush OV Charlene Richards South Ogden Dan Rhodes Lrberty Vxro Beth Robson Plcun Cnty Roy Russell North Ogden Ralph Russo Rrverdole Evelyn Ross South Ogden Norma Rawson Rnverdole Eleanor Ross South Ogden Richard Sergle South Ogden Olene Smith Wilson Darrell Renstrom Huntsville Joanne Stuart Uuntah Clalr Shaw Liberty Jumors and Lockers . X ,- aa l ' - R ,I f ' Q- - Lf' s ' Aa . E 2 I ' 3, -'F' . 1' Q ll -- it 3 to 3 ,, Marcua Sevener Terrace Bull Slmmons Hooper Marllyn Sesslons South Ogden Joan Searle Robert Sewell South Ogden North Ogden Jacquellne Slater South Ogden Kay Shupe Q. 5 North Ogden Dorls Smgleton Roy Sller Terrace Nona Shaw North Ogden Plain Cnty Charlene Secrlst Wnlson Grant Seegmlller Joanne Scott Terrace Jamce Shaw South Ogden Terrace Gwen Slater Marrlott Bob Strebel Terrace La Vona Sampson Hooper Q9 au: ,A I' ff 3 'Flu RX Thelda Stauffer Wulson ,Q Carol Shafer Terrace Eugene Scott Terrace Chewed Bubble Gum Weber held a Red Cross Drlve, and collected member shap dues and fllled Chrnstmas packages for chnldren an o'her lands The Red Cross Druves were sponsored by Pep Club members Mzss Watkins, Ardlth McKay, and Beverly Barb'ero check over the Christmas boxes T l77l Z l K l , ' 5 . me , I l M . , hw ' J .15 ' , , ' T32 I . gn fn. 4 lf -4 g C 'Q 4 r' 'viftrgqffgil ' ' . 'S' ,. I , I A T1 -6 ' X , 1' 'if . fx w, ' 19 T fp - -J 3 6' r 1 T' ' x 10' 53' CSP AC l78l i 44 Dean Stlmpson Riverdale Bonme Stokes Wilson Gary Spencer Terrace Joan Stone South Ogden Larrau e Storey Eden Roy Stromberg North Ogden Jane Short Terrace Jack Stnmpson errace Jay Stromberg l-luntsvulle Cleo Smlth Huntsville Wendell Slater Slater Ida June Summers Pleasant View Katherme Suglmoto Taylor Joyce Smggs Terrace Edna Mae Smuth Rnverdale Joyce Struhs Terrace Norene Secrust OV Natsuye Shlba OY Carol Smith South Ogden Don Stephens Ulntah Banged Thelr Lockers Wrestling Janiel Stokes South Ogden v Peggy Sparrow South Ogden Wayne Stanger Eden Jerilyn Swift Taylor Nio Lee Thompson Uintah Kenneth Searcy Plain City Kent Singleton South Ogden Val Singleton South Ogden Bob Thayer Terrace Dean Thompson Roy Donna Surrage Harrisville Glenna Taylor Farr West Darrell Tucker Slaterville Norma Thurston Slaterville Boyd Titensor Terrace Jo Anne Taylor Terrace Da Wayne Taylor 43 3 5- turf, yxll' Nd fifi.. 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'fn Ng M T 'B 1' X 92 7 S jf South Ogden Q Tone Tyler S, ' gif Q gi -xv Terrace Betty Jean Tubbs Roy Margaret Terry North Ogden , 'Qs Lost Their Books Yearbook Staff. l79l 80 Dee Venable Riverdale Ruby Van Sickle Plain City Maurice Thinnes Pleasant View Mary Ann Udink VVilson Elaine Watkins Hooper Dale Van Kampen South Ogden Beverle y Winter Huntsville Don Warner South Ogden Clive Winters Pleasant View Charlene Ward Liberty Joseph Wahlquist Ogden Bennie Williams Pleasant View Marie Warren Terrace Nola Wilcox Terrace Fred Wheeler Plain Maxine Wayment VVarren Larry Wood Huntsville Connie City Marilyn Wiberg Roy Walker Terrace And Were Good Little Warriors Clydean Wickham Terrace Beverly Zito Riverdale Jimmie Wold South Ogden Clockwsse Bert Cook Eddle Hopfenbeclc Howard G bson Lloyd Draayer Dee Walla PRACTICE GAMES 0 ,Q Vlfeber VVSDGV Tooele Ogden Weber Vlxlebel' Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber ost Wie t Ogden Wes Tooele East Provo Weber Col Res Weber Hugh Alum Weber Sgma Alpha Epsl lon Utah A C Our Weber Flves Sports wrlters selected Weber as the team to defeat ID Reglon One and ln the state tournament and Weber came through as expected They establushed a season record apparently unequaled In the states hustory ln her l3 pre season games Weber suffered only one defeat at the hands ot West Hugh by 2 polnts ln league competl 'non Weber won all lO games and had no defeats Pre season games Included the Cnty County Champlonshlp whuch we won by defeatlng Ogden twice The flrst game was won by only 2 polnts but the second was easter and we beat tlnem by 6 polnts Coaches and Managers Kenth Butler, Floyd Slater, Richard Sregle 8 E , ' , :e. V ry Q r T . ' , ,117 H , , I7 3 ' .. ,42 , 36 . 30 E ,, 28 , ,42 3 , ,36 , ,, , 32 ,, .30 , , AO I ' t ,, ,, 42 ,, , 775 ., , , 36 l Mig , ,, , - . .. ,,,,, E f 2-,,fR:,! ' , ,, ,44 ,, , ,,,, Q8 ,NX ff!! , , ,5O Wasatch .,,3l ' . , ,, , ,4l . . 37 ' , , N53 ' .32 , , ,5l . i '- , . ,..,.,. 34 ,fttff 82 Don Warner, Darrell Tucker, Don Dinsdale Quentin Jenkins, Robert Lundquist LEAGUE GAMES Weber , 43 Bear River , Weber , ,,,,,,,,. 53 South Cache Weber ,,,,, , ,,,,,,. 37 North Cache , Weber ,,,.. Y,,,,.,A, 4 9 Logan ,, ,..,,,,, ,, Weber ,,,,, ,,...,,,. 3 l Box Elder , . Weber .,,,, .rrr...,. 4 l Bear River ,,r,.. , Weber .,.., .,,r.,... 4 l South Cache Weber ,,,., ......e., 4 3 North Cache , Weber ,..,, ..,,.,... 5 4 Logan ,,,,,,,,,, Weber ..... ......... 4 l Box Elder .,,w,,. Region One Champions The team's play was characterized by smooth teamwork, clean play, no complaining over officials' decisions, and cool, level strategy. lt was typical of Weber to be on the small end of the score at the half and to come back after the rest period to completely outplay their opponents. They never seemed to be worried about the outcome when behind nor were they overconfident when ahead. Critics attributed these championship characteristics to the brilliant coaching of Floyd Slater. The team's behavior reflected the personality of their coach. Their second half play indicated that the coach had solved the attack of the opposition and prepared a defense for it. Coach Slater also has the distinction of being the only coach to have won both the A and B state championships. Huddle with Coach lust before the Ogden game began. l Kelth Barnett Fred Allen .lay Hadley Claur Shaw Larry Wood TOURNAMENT GAMES Weber Granlte Weber Davus State Champs In the state tournament held un Ogden the team defeated Granlte by a score ot 42 to 29 The second night they came from behmd at the halt to beat Davis 39 to 34 ln the champnonshlp game they held off a late East drlve to defeat them 36 to 34 The team played magmtucent ball all three nnghts and showed the state that the Warrnors really had a champlonshup team Cook played the entlre tournament wuth a spralned ankle and yet was the htgh scorer of the tcurnament and made all state ratung Hopfenbeck Draayer and Wallace also gained positions on dltterent all state teams Fans and sports vvrnters haul our l9-48 champuons as the best team ever developed at Weber Hugh and posslbly the best ever developed nn the state The bench applauds a Weber score Q' x Winn- fx 74 Q 1. I 1 t. Weber .................. 36 East .s.................... 34 srst row Newey Smlth Chugg Muur Second row Hadley Colvln Allred Holmes Barnett Renstrom Thlrd row Draayer Daugherty Allen James Coach Slater Sophomore and Junlor Squad Our Jumor team composed of Sophomores and Jumors and coached by Melvm Wood established almost as good a record as dnd the hrst team They won 8 out of lO league games Two noteworthy facts of thenr record are that nelther defeat was by more than 2 points and North Cache was held to a total of 8 pomts on Webers floor These players should assxst Weber nn developung another champuonshnp team next year Weber Weber Weber Weber END OF BOX ELDER GAME Bear River South Cache Logan Box Elder JUNIOR SCORES Weber Weber Weber 4 Weber Bear River South Cache Logan Box Elder 4 E cc- F. : I I I I - ' : I . I I I I ' . : Weber .,.,..o,,,..o,,...o,,. 25 North Cache .............. 8 Weber ...................,.. 27 North Cache V aw 9 fif if 'f ,! 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X 3 O - AMZKlQn IU ll Well Defend Your Ho Pep club Offucers Louuse Allen Vuce Presudenf Irene Johnson Secre ary Maxune Russell A tuvufy Chaurman Muss Watkuns Advusor Mcurulou Rogers Presu Clenf Membershup un The Pep Club means more than an ufem un The lust of hugh school achueyements lt means that a gurl has achueyed through scholasfuc and socual abulufy a goal of whuch she can be proud Fundung a place un the memorues of every Pep Club g rl are The partues Nhuch were p aruned by The party conn muffee They dud everylhung from sleepung un The school gym To skuung and sle ghrud ng at Snow Basun A Sprung Froluc was held on Aprul 9 by the Pep Club Pep Club unerrbers and Iutfle susfers were honored guests and receuyed daffodul corsoges The gym was decorated un Sprung colors Party Commutlees Furs? row P Thompson N Thompson Wucke Dovus Bowman Tams Se ond row Pulkungfon Murray Francus Tums T88 OR fr if . - 1 f 5 ' , C I . . ' I . I I 'P -I ' nor I u X , . . I u I 1 . ' . . ' i 1' I7 'hw .' 1' , . , . C I.. 1 1 'f' - Assembly and Dance Com'n ttee Pollard Clark Bond Brown Ken dell Allen Chamberlam ar Burnett Simpson Charlton Bam brough Whlle Hearts Are Filled Wlth Prlde They sponsored Pep assemblnes that brought out the pep of the Student Body before games and got us out of tltteen minutes of suxth period The Pep Club Dance was held on January 30 wlth students from Box Elder Hugh school as specual guests Ernle Schnelter reigned as Pun Up Boy and Keith McLane and Clatr Garner were hls attendants A deltcuous banquet was served to Pep Club members and their mothers on March T8 and carrned out a Saint Patricks theme It was very tnterestlng to notxce the resemblance between mother and daughter It could have been called a dxnner lor the orngnnals and the carbon copnes Banquet and Party Commlttee Standing N Thompson Mayberry Arave Wade Tucker Lmndsay McKay Hammon Austun Seated Moore Lowe Hall 89 1, - 1 i I ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 -1 F '1 1 1 1 ' 0 0 0 0 1 1 . . I I l 1 . , . . . 1 11 -- 11 11 - 11 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - lnltncntlon Commlttee Stondlng Ph pps Flrst row Smout Chnld Foley Reese Stephens Second row Torron Duns dole Mutchell Frost 90 Drull ond Pom Pom Com muttee Clltten Barnes Folk mon Purcel Bond Brown Kato Borblero Blaylock Your Sons and Daughters A lot of plonnmg work ond prcnctuce went behind the drnlls thot we e performed ot holt tnme ot oll home gomes New pom poms were mode but were seldom used becouse at wos dlttlcult to see the gome through red ond block streomers The turst nmtncltlon doy wos quite on event tor the little sisters They wore short slcnrts wolked on spoghettu Norms wnth bore teet ond wore row luver In theur shoes The tormol lnltlotlon left o more pleosont memory At o bGOUTlLdl condlelught ceremony the gurls took theur ooth ond become reol members of the Pep Club 5 I I ' ' I I I , . I I ' . . . . f F. , , , t , . . . ,,. . ,, . . - 1 ,, , . . . . X 1 , . . 1' , . Z k X : , I . 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NOT FOR SALE Four well bunlt streamlmed cheerleaders wnth smooth actnon 48 models Guaranteed to get results In perfect condutuon except tor slngthly stralned vocal cords They carry the Weber County Hugh School seal of approval We got good music and the pep band got a good seat at all of the games They sat at the west end of the gym an hopes that the opposnng team would throw he ball unto the bass horn instead of the basket The pep band showed oft theur talents at the pep rallnes and sturred up a lot of enthuslasm before the games The Pep Band l l l 1 I , . , . . . , . ' , . . . . L . . Co-Editors: Corol Folkmon ond Flora Roberts. SCRIPTO A lsterory mogdzlne pocked with the best student work In essoys edltoruols short storles ond poetry plus cn few pokes wuse soysngs ond lough producang feotures dll nn one wczs the cum ot the Scrnpto stolt With the constont work of the co Edntors Floro ond Corol ond the odvlce of Mrs Bloyney thus was occomplnshed ID the form ot o red ond snlver Chrxstmos nssue ond o green ond gold Groduotlon Issue The Groduotlon Issue contonned the two typucol groduotes ond the pnze wunnnng ortncles from the Qual! ond Scroll wrntlng contest Scrlpto stuff Joyce Mrs Bloyney Peterson Johnson Read Cllften Folkmon Donlelson Moffat Shupe Kirk Crclgun A Capella Choir THEY SANG The Mixed Chorus was too big so it was divided after Christmas and then we had an A Capella Choir, too, The kids in the A Capella Choir hurnmed their pitch and sang close harmony. No one knew whether or not they were in the right key because they sang without accompaniment. Mr. Reid directed them as they sang everything from the classics to iuzz. They took pair in the April Concert, and tiavulcd to tho Region Ono Music Festival at Box Elder. Kp Male Quartet: Sherman Johansen, Lloyd Draayer, Joe Graves, and Dan Rhodes. l94l Mnxed Chorus AND SANG The Mixed Chorus sang the Messtah at Chrtstmas ttme Then nt was duvtded unto an A Capella Chotr cmd a smaller Mtx d ChorJs and had to troup out to the mustc room IH the Auto Mechantcs butldnng every day where the members were taught to smg sweetly by Mr Anderson Unltke the Chotr the Chorus used plana accompomment The Aprtl Concert and the Reg on One 'Vlusuc Festtyal were among thetr acttyuttes and tn February they along wtth the Cho r sent twenty Xtra good singers to the All State Chorus at the B Y U In Provo Mixed Quartet Jock Hunt lla Parker Elaine Gro vret and Rlchctrd Crogur l95 , ,, . ,, . . . .. . . .D . . . . . .., 1 ', ,,. ,, . . I . . , . . . , 1 , i, ' 19, . . . . -6' X f..Q : I I . , I. Girls Glee Club AND SANG Smgnng wos lun lor he members ol The Girls Glee Club A lorge enrollment necessufoled dlvudung the group unto Two closses The gurls wore colorful punk blouses ond block skirts ond were olwoys on hond when Mr Read roused hrs bo on Cho ols hvn ns lollc songs closs cs ond populor music were oll sung by Thls Tolented group They pornclpotecl or The Chrnsfmos progrom The Apnl concert ond The Regnon One Musac Fesnvol ond helped moke Them o success Double Truo Jean McEnhre Nero lhompson Irene Hohllos Donna Phupps La Rue Randall Beverly Wrnght I . ' ' l :. r , 1 7 , , , i , ' f ' . , ' ,xy HJ : I l ll ' r 1 ' lg, I I I N U ' N YK 5 373 S-Sv . J I E gg? Si ,, .ngmv '32 mx ' T ., , UM J S '2 1 - Q A QQ' W 5 I 1 - -I 2' ' 'R Q 2 , sc xv, . ff ff s ' A I fw , ,eve-W A an 'Q ' fff , .. f ,, fag A, 'nk Q., fm Q 4 f A EERE 1 , . -J: . -. K K .:. ,. sl Q I .3 I 'A 5 :V 4 f , A , S3195 ,, sgk gg-ff Mm , ., Q :I QF, , .. .EQ gi H gi H 'E SPANISH STUDENTS The Three oblecflves of The Spannsh Club are TnrsT of all To learn To speak read and unde-rsTand Spanrsh The second ns To TosTer beTTer understanding of all forelgn speakung nahons Through correspondence The Thnrd us To have Tun by parTlclpaTnng In soclals and dlnners aT The various Mexican Tood cenTers nn The c1Ty The Spanush Teacher as Mass Bernards and The class gained much boTh educahonally and socially Arduth McKay Neta Thompson Jean McFarland HOME EC GIRLS NeTa Thompson won The 4 H Trlp To Ch cago an clressmak ng Tor 1947 and a so The Carl Ray nond Grey scholarshup Grace LobensT en Tool TlrsT place IH The sTaTe coaT duvrsuon aT The fNlaT onau Wool Growers Convennon an SalT Lake CuTy She Then was enTer d an T e Nanonal Th rd Dvls on of CoaTs Ardnh McKay and J an McFarland also entered In The Wool Growers ConvenTon an The Dre s D Jrslon and Ardnh was chos n as alTer nate Tor The Grey Scholarship T 98 1 Grace Lobenshen I I ' - I I I ' -if iAv2 Y s.: I A Tj in '43 K ng , A, , : 5 1 - l n . 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T , Q . . s ir' , ' e . - V4 Q .J Ruth Rouen Web r Alterna'e Donna Phupps Weber Represent atuve and state wunner fb, THE BRAINS Here are the brauns on the campus They carry books for more than an umpressuon and clumb to top notch spots by hard work They rate scholastucally and are the student leaders The Pepsu Cola Scleolarshup Test was guven to twelve senuors un November George Atwood qualutued to go to the state tunals un January Donna Phupps was chosen to represent us un the D A R personaluty contest at Salt Lake Cuty She competed wuth other hugh school gurls and for the turst tume brought the vvunner s trophy to rest at Weber She was chosen as the D A R Pulgrum for Utah and made the trup to Vvashungton D C un Aprul Thus year a Scuence Test was guven to tour Senuor boys More puctures on Page lO4l D A R Contestants Furst row Carol Folkman Marulou Rogers Beverly Barbuero Peggy Lou Cullum Second row Ilene Ken dell Patsy Pollard Delsa Davus Geraldune Reese Joanne Mul nar 99 . 5 ' I 9 If I ' 5, 1, 1' ' , -I uI?q If - I .4 I . . . . . ,. . s s, - . . . . , . ., . u ' , -,.. ua.. l u l . . . , : I I I . : .- I I I I - ERELD FLINT if Qosmtcllarm mu ADAMS DALE mm vnu Hom -umnv - A vouco r T .A'-' - ' mn BA AW-.-A A- .A A- M to f A ww tum no aux: Guo., ' ' Boxing Team, First row: Stanger, Roylance, Anderson lsaki Pollard Second row Moyes Allen Jacobs Wenters Hall Third row Coach Wood Hunt Nelson Butler Frost Rochell Cox MUSCLE Somethung new was added to the sports program boxsng and wrestlnng wlth Mr Wood and Mr Taft as coaches Our boys practlced nn the actuvuty room strauned lugaments and pulled ears but came out better men lor lt Boxxng and Wrestling matches were exchanged with Davls Ogden Box Elder and Fnllmore Ogden toox the city champlonshup 85 to 60 Several boxers entered the Golden Gloves tournament at Ogden and made a good showung The wrestlung team placed second In the state meet at Flllmore Glen Anderson took state champ onshnp IH one dnvlsuon and Btlly Goodsell Harvey Galvez Lnncoln Zolllnger .lack Stumpson and Dale Bowman took second or thnrd places Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Box Elder Ogden Box Elder Flllmore Davis Ogden Roylance Stanger Jacobs and Allen an actlon 1 . . . . . , Weber ............,,.,..,. 46 Davis .. . ............,s.,,.. 43 ,, FR L 'T NT EDQY mums Q rm vm T 'W MNA K HALF Wrestling Team Furs? row Fox Venable Stlmpson Maya Bybee Bowman Zol linger Second row Fox Thayer Dlckamore Full more Stlmpson Heywood U N MNULKJUH 'AJGQ L-Qvvr L W Y QON Chugg Melllng Pale Thnrd row Coach Taft Carter Galvez Thayer Wynn Tul hs Rudd B Nevllle R Ne vulle Price Hatch MEN Intramural Champs First row Galvez Norlon Burch Tullns DeFnez Second row Coach Wood Stokes Tullls puns Barnes Garllck Goodsell Coach Taft Fox vs Box Elder Shmpson and has flgure 4' -M? - ' Y I L.a,l ' T Y A L1 1 . 3 5 ,-S ' - VE W A Ti, MA ! Z lxgflff lx' 5 , Z U HA1 - V55 I - Q 1 4 my , . 5,1 N YQ W fl .E 'Mi ,Y - . ' . 'ef C Fx, fi' Ll 1 ' A J l ' l l , , . 1 , ' ds ' I I I - 1 . : , 'A 3 1 l 1 ' Y K 4 'M I I ' f 1 . 1 I - 'l 'T . ' 1 1 7 5 1 1 w' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 A I , , . ' , . ' 1 K f 1 1 1 - 1 ' 2 1 1 ' 1 1 - 5 1 1 - l I ' DANGCRO 'asap 55 Dole McLane Chorlene Fo ley Ed Burrows Carol Folk man Lou Jean Dunsdcale Curhs Gardner S P RIN G seNnoR The Sensors puf mculce up ond pomf on thenr faces memorized thenr Innes ond turned us unto fursf nnghters of The onnuol Senior Cldss ploy whuch was Sprung Fever lf wos o rollnclcnng comedy nn Three octs by Glen Hughes ond cx good exomple of The gonefy ond excutemenr of lnfe ln cm college boordnng house ot commencement fume The cost whuch was very obly durected by Mr Dobb were oll Seniors ond provided o round of good wholesome entertoun ment for everyone Fnrst Act Second Act ,,.........-- VQIT. 34 iv 'S ' .D igviiz, , 31? 'xt I t 4 I I 1 I ll Q Y I I .' Q , 1 5 r I y vs- , w xr K :SEQ X 1 Q , .- 1 r rw. ' I I . . ,, . ,, . . . I - 1 - , ' I I - Burk Clegg Keuth McLane Anna Beth Tnms Robert Hatch Luan Ferrnn Peggy Lou Cullum Bully Eaane Gravnef F E V E R CLASS PLAY Howard Brant Ed Burns Vrc Lewis Lou Heron Mrs Spangler Anne Purcell Vivian George Henry Purcell Phoebe Purcell Aunt Maude Co ey Prof Vurgul Bean Dr Drxon Cast of Characters Curtis Gardiner Bob Hatch Ed Burrows Dale McLane Carol Follcman Elaine Gravlet Lou Jean Dnnsdale Charlene Foley Luan Ferrrn Peggy Lou Cullum Anna Beth Tlms Burk Clegg Ke th McLane DANGEROUS KEEP OUT Production Staff Front row Parker Peterson Johnson McLain Back row C Par ker Dabb Stephens Rus se llO3l STAGE HANDS Stage Managers: Karl Juglar, Lee Stephens, Joe Wahlquist, Hyrum Oaks. The stage managers had thelr hands full vxnth all the assemblnes that we e presented They had to know whrch plug went In whuch socket whnch swutch turned on the red lughts and which turned on the blue how to open and close the curtanns and how to get untangled out ot a few dozen electrnc cords wnth one hana full of lnght bulbs and a rnlcrophono an the other Theur 'ob was a dlfhcult one and they managed It very well MORE SCHOLARS Sclence Scholarshup Test George Atwood Dee Wallace Bruce Neville Robert Nevulle PepslCola Scholarshp Test Standmg Wallace Connolly Wolfe Barbuero Mulnar Beal Hayworth Atwoot Seated E Hansen L Hansen Pollard Shreeves and Rogers A . f, . I' ' . 1 V 1 1 5 I I 1 ' X ZX -vs Q W1 1 W -I . -- 3 , ' : I n 3 1 1 1 , . : ' 1 - 1 .Q V ,J lu , Relays Q I Y M s upen Grace Lobendign, King Wayne Woodruff W , 4 .W , 2 .mmf 'WM W A mam:-'fb A A T1 ,, X, ,ya-1 M wg 2:,.::,-W W W6 1: V Mvgggfff Q '.:'2's2: 4 I we, 'f 'T M JW N355 Q., in if fn?- Y' -9 X, 54 , K P. E. OPEN HOUSE Feb. I9, 948 0. l'f'-jfs., 6 f W W ' Q64 , A fl' bv' 'E11' ,- ' Y5 - '--1 Q, . Q' V15 X gm Mk ' v , . n 4 I Q. Ballroom Dancin EE A ,Q , -xl ff'- Ss -I K 'e 1' e 5 -f x . 1' , - E Q 5 5 Y I xwf 'fd'-fl' ' , 2 1 if X '5' .L 0 is X ,xv if 4.1.1 The years at the Sprung Sprung vvos the lost chapter In the hugh school lnves of Us Seniors Boseboll trock ond golt held the sports spotlught We donced ot the Sophomore Hop ond the Junior Prom tolxed our woy through speech meets traveled to the Music Fes tnfol cought Sprung fever hod Sensor Sluff Doy ond then our lost ossembly the Aword Assembly We received our yeorboolcs ond groduoted encllng the story of the yeor A story of honor brotherhood ond ottounment scholostucolly ond soclolly It was o wonderful yeor This lost one of l948 ot Weber X X' is, LZ'- ski'- Q ,,.,,.. I 11 - .11 'IZALI' ' . , ' . L' be lo 1' 1 1 ' ll ng fl .X I . I . I I 1 if . V I A A . . ,XA . , , . . . N. it f A A M ss Walcetleld U S A C Colorado State College Homemakmg Foods and Nutrntlon Faculty assoctatnon She as mter ested an movnes outdoor hukmg and eatmg Future homemakers hectlng up some chow TEACHERS Mass Littlefield Mr Graves Llstenung to a Shckespearlan play Mr Graves U ot Utah U of Idaho En uh Speech AthIet1csCoPnmttee Schol arshup Committee He ehloys farm mg fushtng and eatmg ples and we enloy has tush stones W Learning four part harmony I They T Mr Read New York Unuverslfy If you are nus cally ncluned enroll ID one of hrs classes He Teaches Creatwe 'Vlusc Gee Club Bond Muxed Chorus Srage Superv sor Pro gran Conmllee H 5 special hob by lS photography Mr Read Mr Hemer Bcxree McKay leads cz class clrscussron w, f' we ' N! Mr Hemer B Y U Church History and Doc lrnne Principal of Seminary Social Commmee Mr Hemer ns Interested IH all young people and ways To lelp them lnve a good llle E29 4, ww. NP Mr Barnett U S A C Bookkeeping Algebra Business English Sophomore class advisor Resudes in Huntsville and like the rest of Us is basketball Crazy Listening to morning announcements. They Moulded Mr Barnett Mr Slater A game of speedball 9 an 3'-P ,ifv-w Eff' Mr Slater Better known as coach or Slick L S A C Phys Ed Health s ketball Atnletlc Committee Health Committee Hes one reason why our team was among the best E lays all kinds of sports and has a special interest in mining .r 4-9 Mr Russell U ot Utah U S A C Commercial Law Amerncan Problems Scholar shup Commsttee Bookstore which accounts tor has popularity before and after school and at noon Mr Russells speclal Interests are tnsh Ing hunting anal reading Our future lawyers at work They Advlsecl t 'W Mr Russell Mr Brown Examunlng the ptxrts of Susy Q Mr Brown U S A C Physiology Eugenucs Buology Program Commlttee Vusual Alds Dnrector I-le enloys athlettcs and serves as tnrnekeeper at most ot our games Spectal Instructor an l-low to Get l-latched' Solving American Problems They Strengfhenecl Mr Hadlock Mr l-lacllock a Utah B Y U Famnlnarfoa Sensors he 'reaches American Prob lems The Americas and IS Sensor Class Advisor Reading and fu h mg are Two ante-rests he enloys The faculty an our posmon s .as Anncuncemenfs Over' s Appendeciomy Sensor Rmqs -9 , Senior i, , Showboaf Assembly 4- Ov W Q Sediofm emor Play Sensor CLASS OF 48 Senior Class Officers Lou Jean Allen Secretary Dee Jacobs President Joyce Barnes Vice President The fears pass quickly and soon we are SENIORS and then Spring comes and we graduate Being ci Senior was lots of fun Lockerung on first floor having a reserved section in the auditorium gettlng our class rirgs choosing a gift to leave the school the Senior Turkey Trot Happy Warrior and the Typical Graduates getting our awards on the Award Assembly and then graduation Here are the Seniors The high school somebodies The big bosses who held the bug robs They think they have learned everything and have been busy storing up memories to last them the rest of their lives They were the lite blood of the school and as the school year ends the Class ot 48 like the twenty one before know that whichever way the future leads their years at Weber will shine as the best in all their lives Senior Council First row Jacobs Rogers Blair Reeder Second row Moffat Barnes Cullum Thompson Allen Hadlock M Lane Clegg l l i ,Qi - . , ,A 1 S AA- M ' li.. n I f Xi I r f I ,I 1 X . the Sock Dance, Senior Slulf Day, Senior Play, class parties, trying out tor scholarships, choosing Miss Weber and i Q '7 ' ' 1 , ' , . if I I I I C' A , l l7 ruusjl CLASS OF 48 'Q Duane Austun South Ogden Charnung Orls Assn Rep 47 48 Jr Speech Cont 47 Comm Cont 47 Pep Club 48 Lou Jean Allen Huntsvulle Marred Cheerleader 46 47 Senuor Class Sec 48 Pep Club 48 F F A Queen 48 Yvonne Adams Terrace Anumated Speech 47 Grls Glee 47 Muxed Chorus 48 Louuse Allen North Ogden Well luked Jr Speech Cont 47 Councul 47 Muss Web r Cont 48 Pep Club Vuce Pres 48 Ralph Anderson Roy Interestung Thora Adams Terrace Demure B Y U Track Meet 47 Lubrary Janet Allen Huntsvulle Dynamuc Personaluty Pep Club 48 Ourls Assn Sr Rep 48 Dramat cs 47 48 Jr Speech Cont 47 Davud Alder Terrace Attabe Spec al unt Astronomy Semunary 47 Pep Club 48 Muxed Chorus 48 Sr Class Vuce Pres 48 Maruon Arave Hooper Lovely Gurls Olee 47 48 Specual Int Don Beverley Barbuero Terrace Consc entuous Spanush Comm 46 Speech Cont 46 47 Archery 46 47 48 Pep Club 48 Pepsu Cola Cont 48 D A R Cont 48 Lubrary 48 Lloyd Allen Wulson Bashlu Football 46 47 48 Boxung 48 Learned Readung ,A DEAR DIARY 19471948 SEPTEMBER School started and we had our lurst assembly the Faculty As sembly Our turst Student Body Assembly was based on the Stork Club A bruck almost hut Evelyn Ross on the head as she came out of the Semunary Buuldung whuch us beung remodeled Gary Elmer funally found hus locker way up on thurd floor Today we elected our Gurls and Boys Assocuatuon Offucers One ot our largest pep assemblues was held today along wuth a snake dance on the football fueld and the Ogden Tuger was burned at the stake before the game wuth Ogden Hugh T5 The Luttle Brown Jug went up to the hull to have a vusut wuth Ogden Hugh after spendung two years at home wuth the War ruors I - - - ,u , . I, , u I , , I I l I ' ' I ' I I , , , . H - H u I - xx 1 1 ' 1 I I V , , , H . H , , , k u - I A , , I , Q ' 1 ' - , -' , . , ' , Jr, - , - Q , . - , , c . . , , . - ,, , ,u , . H H , - i I I . . . , '48. X .1 r , V , , g u it ' . . . I , ! 1. , I , , . I . - If u uf 3 - - , u , . . . la Joyce Barnes-South Ogden, Captivating , Girls Olee '46, '48, Sec. V I I I I 4' l I ' - - , . H H I , u - T I I I I ' - 11 5 v 11 - I i I l I ' I I I I I I I ' ' I I I I I I - I I ' I - ll Ill 1 1 I ' I T I I I I I I ' O C 1 Y - , QQ' It 1. N-,A W' 5- ' , - 8- ' . 9- . . lO- ' ' ' . ll- ' ' ' ' . l2- ' ' ' II ' Il I 1 H - l 11 - - - - ' . . . ,, - ' ll CLASS OF 48 Lou Jean Bowman-Wilson Junior --Jr. Speech Cont. 47 Girls Assn. Vice-Pres. 48 Mixed Chorus 47 48 Pep Club 48. Morton Brann-Wash. Terrace Diligent . Seth Blair-South Ogden Ability Plus Jr. Class Pres. 47 Student Council 47 48 Y. B. Bus. Staff 47 Y. B. Bus. Manager 48 Senior Council 48 Quill and Scroll 47 48 State Speech Meet Arlean Bambrough-South Ogden Beautiful Clothes Student Council 46 Y. B. Bus. Staff 47 48 Mixed Chorus 47 Pep Club 48 Quill and Scroll 47 48 Dale Bowman Roy Friendly Football 47 Wrestling 47 48 Student Council 48 Annette Brown North Ogden Cute Comm Con 47 Pep Club 4 Y B Ed Staff 48 Janet Bell South Ogden Delightful Personality Y B Bus Staff 47 48 Quill and Scroll 47 48 Student Council 48 Quill and Scroll Pres 48 Mixed Chorus 46 47 48 William Barnes South Ogden Good looking Football 47 Dramatics 48 F F A 46 Dorothy Bruninga Wash Terrace Attractive Mixed Chorus 48 Girls Glee 48 Grant Beutler South Ogden Skier Pin up boy Cont 48 Student Council 48 Delores Burnett Pleasant View Lorrie Band 47 48 Orchestra 47 48 Riting and Rlthmehc DEAR DIARY SEPTEMBER Class officers and student council members were elected today A talk commemorating onstitution Day was given by Norma Hall on morning announcements Nefv uniforms were ordered for our cheerleaders Today was Mr Metcalfs birthday The whole school sang Happy Birthday to him and presented hum with a big birth day cake The debate question for this year was announced by Mr Graves The Seminary elected officers 24 Old Sol of the Standard Examiner visited the Journalism Class I H H , I I I I I I I I I II II I II II I I I I I , , , '48 ,i H , , , t , , , , , , I ' I I I I ' II ' II I ' I I 1 I I I I I ' I I4 II I 1 1 r - ' I ' 8, . . . ' . Il ' ' II 1 1 1 - - ' I I ' I I ' I ' , , f , , I ' I I I - , , , - ' ' T II - ' II I I I ' Edward Burrows-Wilson, Witty , Track '47, '48, Speech '47, '48, . I I - a - , 1 ' II ' II ' I T ' I I I ' I II ' II ' I . ' 1 1 ' ' I ' I -1. ' II ' II I I , , , f I I , . , Q O , O I l6- ' ' . ww . C . . . l8e X ' ' . '15 l9- . ' ' . . 15 1 . 22- ' ' . . 23- ' ' . CLASS OF 48 Joanne Brown South Ogden Enthuslastxc B Y U Track Meet Mrxed Chorus 46 47 48 Pep Club 48 Tumbllng Team 47 Gerald Burrows Terrace Quiet Mnxed Chorus 46 47 48 Rlchard Blakeslee Marrlott Sense of humor Comm Cont 46 Beverly Bowers Wnlson Luvely Student Councul 48 Girls Olee 48 June Bond Farr West Quick wntted Orls Olee 47 48 Gnrls Double Trio 47 Pep Club 48 Lou Jean Blaylock South Ogden Petute Muxed Chorus 48 e Club 48 Gladys Brown Roy Bass Fiddler Orchestra 46 47 48 ager 46 47 48 Jacquelnne Bruto Terrace Flrrtotuous Gnrls Glee 48 Mlxed Chorus Arlen Bllckfeldt South Ogden Beautiful hanr Jr Speech Cont 47 Owen Barker North Ogden Dumples Jr Speech Cont 47 Foot ball 47 Gay Bond Terrace Horse Crazy Pep Club 48 Spannsh Club 48 Archery 46 47 48 Tumbling Team 46 47 48 Scratched Our Names DEAR DIARY SEPTEMBER Former S B Pres Lee Lallu sold hot dogs on the F F A Lucky Seven Assembly We danced at the F F A Lucky Seven Harvest Ball Sharon Hammon had her yearbook picture taken today The Y B Busuness Statt mrtnated thelr new members with a party OCTOBER The Sensors ordered thenr school rings The tlrst Issue of Warrxors Trumpeter was dlstrlbuted today l 3 Mr Wood sent everyone but the Pep Club unto the game at Logan l I 1 l Q I 11 ' - 11' l . . 147, ' I I I I ' I I I I I I '48. 1 II ' II ' I I I I I I I ' ' ' Il II I 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1' - 11 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' II ' ' II ' I I ' - 1 ' 1 l 1 1 ' I I , . i I II ' Ill ' I I P p I II ' II I I I L I 1 1 1 - Keith Butler-Slaterville, All-American Water Boy , Athletic Man- I I I I I ' - - 1 11 - A 11 - 1 ' , , , '48. 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CLASS OF 48 Joyce Chamberlam North Ogden Frnendly Swimming 48 Pep Club 48 Band 48 Orchestra 48 Bert Cook Plaun Cnty Basketball Player Basketball 47 48 Foot ball 47 Baseball 47 48 Pun up Boy Cont 47 F F A 47 All State Forward 48 Ted Combe South Ogden Nonchalant Peggy Lou Cullum Roy Immaculate Mlxed Chorus 47 48 Pep Club 48 Dramatucs 48 Sensor Councul 48 Alton Connally North Ogden Versatlle Student Councnl 47 Basketball 47 Pepsl Cola Cont 48 lnqurrung Edntor 48 Jo Anne Cllften South Ogden Admlrable Band 46 47 48 Or chestra 48 Warrnors Trumpeter 47 Kmght Errantry Co Edltor 47 Quill and Scroll 47 48 Jr Speech Cont 47 8 Y U Track Meet 47 Golden Spike Edntor 48 Pep Club 48 All State Band 48 Pep Band 48 Y B Ed Staff 47 Jean Child Kanesvmlle Neat Little Package Glrls Glee 46 Prlnt Dress Atten 47 Play Production 48 Pep Club 48 Library 48 Burk Clegg South Ogden Comedian Happy Warrlor 48 Y B Buslness Staff 47 48 Qunll 8K Scroll 47 48 Band 46 47 48 Orchestra 47 48 Boys Assn Pres 48 Speech 48 Dramatlcs 47 48 Sr Councul 48 Allen Berrett North Ogden Genulne Basketball 47 Football 47 Joanne Burke Terrace Lovely Nlxed Chorus 46 47 48 Girls Glee 47 48 Margaret Beal Wllson Specual Interest Journalism News Notes Ed 47 48 Trumpeter Stott 47 48 Jr Speech Cont 47 Pepsi Cola Test 48 Glrls Glee 46 Lloyd Bybee Ulntah Slngular DEAR DIARY OCTOBER 6 Arvln stressed the students part nn the Pres food savlng drive today on announcements The Jr Football Squad defeated South Cache 50 to 60 Burk Clegg was nnlured In the last play of the football game South Cache ure Preventnon Assembly Day Off Teachers N E A Conference Snr Muchael a Cocker Spannel was presented to the school Mascot I5 Test day ll2 Dear Diary OCTOBER H221 The Student Councl a red out their problems during a meeting two periods long Pep Club Initiation Day We had X ray examinations for TB The boys went deer hunting the tour legged type Benefit picture show tor inlured football players Only twenty Three days till the Girl s Dance We started using the seven period day for meetings and as ett b ies Bert Cook started practicing Basketball CLASS OF 48 Billy Moore Chamberlain-Pleasant View Shy Likes athletics. Jeanne Covington-Riverdale Good Natured Band 46 Girls Glee 47. Carma Clarke-Taylor Likes Music Girls Glee 47 Mixed Chorus 48 Pep Club 48. Lathair Conley-Terrace Good Bowler . Lamar Cook-Hooper Easy to look at Football 47. Bob Chambers Terrace Likes to Bowl August Colleni West Weber Cute Smile Likes Sports Henry Clark West Weber Quiet Mixed Chorus 47 48 Berniece Charlton Plain City Cheerful Mixed Chorus 47 48 Pep Club 48 Library 48 B Y U Track Meet 47 Wayman Cash Roy Tease Football 47 48 Track 47 48 Wres tling 48 Home Rm Pres 47 Richard R Cragun Pleasant View Steadfast Mixed Chorus 47 48 All State Chorus 48 Kent Child Roy Casey Soph Speech Cont 46 .lr Speech Cont 47 Sat Front and Center I U ,, :Q f I II I II I I Il II I I l I I I I I II II , II II I , , i II ' II 81. - ' K ' II v Il ' 4 1 , , . 7 II ' ll ' I I T I I I ' . - . . , H H - , , I ' I I 3 , , . . . . II II I I I I l I I I I I I - ' I I , . . . , 5,1 Li T' ' 1 - If n - 1 I I - H 1, 1 i , 7 - . I . I as 11 SF. x lo- i E ' ' ' 17- ' f, We 20- - ' ' I . 1 , I qu-. pw' -. 21- , - . 22- ' ' ' , 23- - ' ' ' . 24- ' ' ' 1 .- 27- ' ' . 'ut 1 I CLASS OF 48 Davrd Crouch South Ogden Loyal to Granute Qumn Call Pleasant Vlew Athletuc Special lnterest Sports and Science Delsa Davrs Farr West Captnvatsng Gnrls Glee 46 Band 46 47 48 Orchestra 46 47 48 Student Body Sec 47 Seminary Vuce Pres 48 Pep Club 48 D A R Cand 48 Pep Band 46 47 48 Jr Speech Cont 47 All State Band 47 48 Delbert Drckemore Pleasant Vtew Soctable Football 47 48 Wrestlung 48 Seminary Councll 47 Lols Dawson Roy Daunty Ourls Glee 47 48 Lloyd Draayer South Ogden Popular Baseball 46 47 48 Foot ball 46 47 48 Basketball 46 47 48 Soph Class Pres 46 Program Comm 48 Quill 8- Scroll Vlce Pres 47 48 Mlxed Chorus 48 Band 48 Prlnce Fantasta 47 All State Football 48 Almyra Dance West Weber Sweet Gurls Glee 46 47 Muxed Chorus 47 F F A Queen Cont 46 Office 48 Jenett Davrs West Weber Reserved Glrls Glee 46 Mixed Chorus 47 48 Monte Da Bell South Ogden Gallant Jr Class Council 47 Sr Class Counctl 48 Debate 46 47 48 Jr Speech Meet 47 Pun up Boy Cont 48 ou Jean Dmsdale Terrace Vnvacuous Soph Class Councul 46 Jr Speech Cont 47 Cheer Leader 47 48 Dramatlcs 47 48 Pep Club 48 Ruth Dallmga Plaun Cnty Sweet Glrl Girls Glee 47 48 Freddne Dallmga North Ogden Dee In The Audltorlum DEAR DIARY OCTOBER We had a lyceum from the Grand Lyceum Bureau that wasnt very grand The gurls had a Hallowe n Costume party and Garth Combe won trrst prnze flncndentally thus party was for the gurls onlyl Dan Stanger and Quentm Jenknns have dlscovered a new method of gonng up the staurs Crawlnng on theur stomachsl Peggy Lou Cullum cleaned out her locker NOVEMBER 3 The accordxan lyceum nun ber was greatly admired by Mrs Mof fat 4 Mass Weber and l-lappv Warrior candidates were chosen today 5 Mr Brown trned very hard to carry water In test tubes wlth no bottoms nn an experlment un a Physiology class , I - 11 - 11 , . . . ,, . ,, . 1 1 1 - - 11 1 - 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 - . , , . . . . , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 ' 1 ' - - 11 - 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . . , , . - 11 - 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - 1 1 ' - 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 A - 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 11 11 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 , . . . . , . - 11 11 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 , . 11 11 A 1 1 1 - 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 L - 11 - - 11 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - f 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 11 A 11 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - - - 11 1: , . 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CLASS OF 48 Alma Francis North Ogden Deft Pep Club 48 Band 48 Pep Band 48 Orchestra 48 B Y U Track Meet 47 Byron Fox Riverdale Muscles Football 46 47 48 Track 48 Wrestling 48 Paul Favero Taylor Good Looking Speech 47 48 Band 46 Y B Bus Staff 48 Mixed Chorus 48 Uana Lu Frost South Ogden Pretty Hair Speech 46 47 Pep Club 48 Mnxed Chorus 48 Jr Speech Cont 47 Harold Flfe North Ogden Powerful Allce Ferneluus Ulntah Gay Gxrls Glee 46 47 48 Mnxed Chorus Carol Folkman Warren Sprruted Pep Club 48 Scrmpto Edutor 47 48 WarrlorsTrumpeter 47 48 D A R Cont 48 Drarnatlcs 47 48 Boxnng 48 Rollm B Ellls West Ogden Studlous .lr Speech Cont 47 Muxed Chorus 47 48 Beverly Edslnga North Ogden Cheerful Hobby Sports Duane Erickson Wilson Curly Hair Speech 47 48 Mixed Chorus 48 Athletucs 47 Fannie Neal Ellis Terrace Socnable Journalnsm 47 Studied Hall ology DEAR DIARY NOVEMBER Burk Clegg and Lloyd Droayer ran thelr radio too long and had to push thelr car down Ogden canyon The School Board lost 98c because of the absence of Shirley Tams The band went down to the depot to welcome the Fruendshup Train unto Ogden Marlon Nash Mary Lou Tucker and Charlene Musgrave found a new way to get out of class through the windows Clyde Jenknns as trying to be a good boy nn Am Problems class this week Region One Officers rreetnng at Weber G A Assembly T4 Girls Dance I ' II II I I T I I I I I I I ' II II I I I I i I I I I I I . , . II ' II I I I i I I I I I . . . I , I I . II ' II I I '- 1 1 1 1 ' I I I , , . . . . ' 1' II II , . - - . H U . , 1 , . bv I I I I I I 48. I ' I I I I, I I ' l , , ,--- - , I 1 I . Dick Frost-Terrace Baldy , Football '46, '47, '48, Mixed Chorus '47, ' I ' ' II ' II I ' 1 '-' I I o Q , I I I . ' II II 1 , , I . ' ' II ' II I I ' i I I I I I ' I , . . . - ,, - H . , Z ' if 7, - Q . Q V 7 I s , Q ' is 6- , 4 7- . 1 TO- , ' ' A T l l- ' , , V l2- ' ' ' ' , l3- ' ' . ' ' . . . . CLASS OF 48 Beverly Funch Ogden Charmxng Mnxed Chorus 47 48 Gnrls Glee 46 47 Luan Holley Ferrrn Plea Ont Vew Handsome Golf 48 Football 47 Basketball 47 Baseball 47 48 All State Chorus 48 Pun Up Boy Cont 47 48 Senlnary Councrl 47 48 Dramatcs 47 48 Speecl' 47 48 M xed Chorus 47 48 James Whutaker Francis South Ogden Enthusnastnc A Cappella Chour 48 Cheerleader 48 Charlene Foley Kanesvnlle Fruendly Jr Sp Cont 47 Pep Club 48 Dramatlcs 48 Archery 47 Tumblnng Team 47 Evelyn Fuller Eden Partucular Mlxed Chorus 46 47 Paul Foster Terrace Excellent Hunter Donald Fret Riverdale Skuer Sp Interest Horses Peggy Freld Roy Carefree Dee Flntton West Ogden Accomrnodatnng Lakes woodworking Beverly Farr Taylor Studuous Girls Olee 46 Pep Club 48 Moyer Grow Huntsvulle Sense of Humor F F A 47 48 Mixed Chorus 47 48 Student Council 48 Read The Bullehn Board DEAR DIARY NOVEMBER Barrie McKay was stlll complau :ng that has feet were tnrecl after the Glrls Dance Friday even ng American Sky Lecture The song Happy Brrthday was heard by the many truends Hazel Stephens The school play We Shook The Farmly Tree was enloyed by the student body Seminary Roller Skatnng party B Y U Journalism Conference 24 Mr Hadlocks Amerucan Problems classes were red hot today H251 I 5 I I I I , , , . L C N . , , , I I I I 7 I - I I x ! ' ' I I 1 1 I 1 f 7 1 1 I 1 L I I , . i I I ' ' ' I i I I I ' II Il R , , ' ll - If June Felt-Huntsvulle, Tmy . r 1 - 1 - - I . - , , . 1 K ll ' ll ' I I 1 I I I ' T I I ' ' ' I I , , - , I 17- .T . . . . I l9- ol 20 Il ' ll ' , , , . DEAR DIARY NOVEMBER 25 Mr Herner had the flu CLASS OF 48 Gary Garllck Farr West Pianist Joe Graves South Ogden Determined Band 46 47 48 Mixed Chorus 47 48 Pep Band 47 48 Drum Malor 47 All State Chorus 48 Curtis Gardiner South Ogden Walt Dramatlcs 48 Speech 48 Mixed Chorus 48 Clair Garner Wilson Technique Pin up Boy Cont 48 Mxed Chorus 46 48 Howard Gibson Warren Flrt Football 47 Basketball 48 Base b 47 48 Melvin Green Taylor Drama ic Ability Speech 46 47 48 Football 47 48 Jr Speech Cont 47 Soph Speech Cont 46 Band 46 47 48 Donald Grover Ogden Canyon Unconcerned matics 48 All State Chorus 48 Maurme Hall North Ogden Photogenic Jr Speech Cont Comm Cont 47 Pep Club 48 Y B Ed Staff 48 Bert Gall South Ogden Comic Football 46 47 Golf 48 Pm up Boy Cand 48 Edwin Hopfenbeck Terrace Handsome Baseball 46 47 48 Basketball 46 47 48 All State Basketball 48 Mixed Chorus 47 48 Elaine Higley Hooper Unassumrng Girls Glee 48 Sang For Weber High 26 The Seniors presented their assembly Showboat and their Tur key dance DECEMBER 4 5 L1261 Captain Harry Lyceum on the iungle Eugene Swenson has a broken leg Skiing maybe The new cheerleader uniforms arrived today The Pep Club was up in the arr today and all because of a little mouse We had our trrst basketball game with East this year P S We won I ' II ' ' II - I I ,, . ,, , , , - T I ' I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I - I ' ' II II ' I I T l I I I I . , - . H . ,, . , , i I I - ' I ' I I , . ' Il II I I A 1 I ' I I I all ' , ' . ' Il Q' ' ' Il I I I T I ' I I I I I I 'D I I , , , I I ' I! II .. I , Billie Elaine Graviet-Ogden, Talented , Jr. Speech Cont. '47, Dra- ' I I , ' . ' II ' II I - , , . . 47, I I I Il ' II I I I ' 1 f 1 1 I 1 ' I ' II II I I I T I I I I I I I I I ' I I I - I I I , . ' ' II ' II ' I 1- I I ' as ' 11 - , - - - 11 11 - - ' r f i 2- . , . i I 1 I CLASS OF '48 Jack Hunt-Ogden, Beverly , Mixed Chorus '47, '48, Soloist '47, '48, All-State Chorus '48, Hm. Rm. Pres. '48. Helen Humphreys-Pleasant View, Gay , Mixed Chorus '47, '48. Loren Hornbaker-Terrace, Easy-going . Nelda Hill-Uintah, Artist , Mixed Chorus '47, Girls Glee '47, '48. Elaine Hansen-Kanesville, Intellectual , Jr. Speech Cont, '47, Girls Glee '48, Pepsi-Cola Cont, '48. Don Hardy-Huntsville, Obliging , F. F. A. '47, '48, Mixed Chorus '48. Lenore Hansen-North Ogden, Sincere , Pepsi-Cola Test '48, Li- brary '48. Le Roy Hooper-Terrace, Mischievous , Football '46, '47, '48, Jr. Speech Cont. '48. lvan Heslop-West Weber, Sparkling Smile , Sem. Council '46, In- quiring Editor, '47, Football '47, '48, Mixed Chorus '46, '47, '48, Speech '48. Bob Hatch-Terrace, Dramatic , Speech '46, '47, '48, Drama '46, V11 '47, '48, Football '47. Marvin Heslop-West Weber, Jovial , Band '46, '47, '48, Football '47, '48, F. F. A. '48, Pep Band '47, '48, Mixed Chorus '47. Fae Hodson-Marriott, Quiet , Girls Glee '48. And Meant It DEAR DIARY DECEMBER 8--Billy Goodsell had quite a time with his spaghetti in the cafeteria. 9-Ray Wright was injured while wrestling and was taken to the hospital. lO-Joan Brown likes to sit on the tront row at basketball games so all the players can tall on her. ll-Janet Allen was a bit hoarse today. lt couldn't have been be- cause ot the basketball game with Ogden last night. I2-Sportsmanship ball with Ogden High. l5-Alton Connolly almost fell oft the ladder while he was helping to decorate the Christmas tree. 16-Lois Simpson was late tor Seminary. K CLASS OF '48 Gordon Hayworth-Terrace, Tallest Senior , Pepsi-Cola Test '48. Norma Hewitt-Marriott, Likes Art , Mixed Chorus '48, Girls Glee '48, Gayle E. Hartman-Roy, Flippant , Sharon Hammon-Roy, Talkative , Girls Glee '46, Mixed Chorus '47, Jr. Speech Cont. '47, Pep Club '48. Jay L. Hansen-West Weber, Ella Habla Espanol , Spanish Club '47, Mixed Chorus '46, '47, '48, Bob Hill-Terrace, Unassuming . Archie Hunt-Plain City, Sincere , Boxing '48, F, F. A. '47, '48. David Hansen-Ogden, Retiring , F. F. A. '-48. Ted Isaki-Plain City, Good VVorker , Boxing '48. Toy Ito-Plain City, Diminutive . wx in if Donna Illum-Plain City, Nice . Clara Jones-Ogden, Beautician , Speech '48. Dreamed of Graduation and DEAR DIARY DECEMBER Keith Butler coached the Sophomore team for a day The Christmas issue ot Scripto was distributed Christmas assembly and everyone had a hilarious time wth the mistletoe CHRISTMAS VACATION JANUARY -The Knight Errantry lost their pictures and gossip. -An A Cappella Choir and a Tumbling Team were organized. -The Y Teens Club held their tirs. meeting. 8-A wrestling and boxing meet was held at Ogden High. EET CLASS OF 48 Dee Jacobs-South Ogden, Active , Student Council '46, '47, Cheer leader '46, Soph. Council '46, Dramatics '46, Inquiring Editor '47 48 Pepsi Cola Test 48 Senior Class Pres 48 Speech 47 '48 Quentin Jenkins-Plain City Curly' Football 47 48 Basketball '47 48 Baseball 47 48 F. F. A. Pres. 48 Student Council 47 Jr. Council '47. Harry James-South Ogden, Agreeable . Sally James-South Ogden, Lovely , Jr. Class V. Pres. '47, Girls Glee '46 '47 '48 Mixed Chorus '48. Paul Jenkins-South Ogden, Ettective . Irene Johnson-North Ogden, Beautiful Hair , Dramatics '47, '48 Girls Glee '46, '48, Pep Club Sec. '48, Warrior's Trumpeter Jr. Speech Cont. '47, Nola Johnston-Hooper, Bright , Speech '48, Pep Club '48 Clyde Jenkins-Pleasant View, Lives in Calif. , Journalism '48, Foot ball '48. Carlyle Jensen-South Ogden, CompIaisant . Carl Juglar-South Ogden, Sailor , Stage Manager '48. Kenneth Keller-South Ogden, Darlene , Home Rm. Pres. '48. Mearl Kearl-Ogden, Talkative , Girls Glee '48. Looked Forward to College DEAR DIARY JANUARY 9-The debators from West came to debate with our teams. I2-Fred Oats came to Weber from England. l4-Wrestling and Boxing matches with Box Elder. Dreams , to Weber. 19-National Guard assembly for the boys. 20-Mississippians Lyceum number. l3-Clive Winters popped his bubble gum in Mr. Jenkins' class. l5-Weber College brought their exchange assembly, Snow H291 DEAR DIARY JANUARY CLASS OF 48 Earl Kung South Ogden Saulor Mlxed Chorus 47 48 Ilene Kendell Uuntah NNnnnnng Personallty G A Soph Rep 46 G A Sec 47 G A Pres 48 Gurls Glee 46 Mnxed Chorus 47 Y B Bus Staff 46 Asst Mgr Bus Stott 47 Bus Stall Mgr 48 Miss Weber 48 D A R Cont 48 Pep Club 48 Quill 8- Scroll 47 48 B Y U Track Meet 47 Jean Krall Terrace Marned B Y U Track Meet 47 Yasuko Kato Rnverdale Dannty Pep Club 48 Y B Ed Staff 48 Cantata Soloxst 48 Glrls Glee 46 48 Mixed Chorus 47 Jeanme Lund Plain Cnty Flnrtatnous G ls Glee 47 48 B Y U Track Meet 47 Claur Kllts Hooper Dependable Football 47 48 Band 47 48 Pep Band 48 Buelah Llnclsay Eden Beautiful Features Pep Club 48 Girls Glee 47 48 B Y U Track Meet 47 Don Lassater North Ogden Jolly Lorene Lowe Hooper Amnable Pep Club 48 Bob Lloyd Roy Agreeable Alan H Larsen North Ogden Jovual Special Interest Women Marcella Lobato Terrace Gorgeous Gurls Glee 47 48 It Was A Happy Year 21 Arvln Went to the hospltat wuth appendncltns 27 28 29 Fl3Ol Report Card day F F A Smokeless Smoker The Pep Club portrayed the basketball team on the Pep Assem bly before tne game with logon The school buuldung was cold so Mr Gunnell loaned Olene Srnnth hns coat We chose the D A R Representatives The Pun Up Boy Contestants were chosen by the Pep Club The Journallsm class recexved school papers from a school nn Korea I - 11 - 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 11 - - - 11 1 , , . . . . , 1 1 - 1 - 1 . . . , . . . , , 1 1 , 1 . . . , . . , . ., 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - - 1 1 1 1 1 , , . . . . ' 3 11 - 11 1 - , , . . . . - 11 - 11 1 1 - , , C , . . - 47, 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' - - - 11 - 1 11 4 1 1 C. - , 1 lr , , 1 . . 1 I 1 I Q 1 ' ft 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 5 11 1 - 11 - 11 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . . . . 11 11 1 1 11 - 11 1 .. I I ' 1 11 11 , . 11 1 11 - . , , . . 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 - E 1 I . . l . . .. 22- 5 . . , . I , 26- ' ' f ' I 1 a j cLAss or '48 Dale McLane-Pleasant View, Happy-Go-Lucky , Football '47, Sem- inary Pres. '48, Pin-up Boy Cont. '48, Senior Council '48, Y. B. Bus. Staff '48. Jeri Lee McLain-Terrace, Beautiful , Cheerleader '47, Girls Glee '47, '48, Mixed Chorus '47, F. F. A. Queen Cont. '47, '48, Jr. Prom Queen Cont. '47, B. Y. U. Track Meet '47, Soph. Queen Cont. '46. Veva Mildon-Uintah, Sweet , Mixed Chorus '47, Girls Glee '48, Speech '48, A Cappella Choir '48. Keith McLane-Pleasant View, Quick-Witted , Band '47, '48, Dro- matics '47, '48, Hm. Rm. Pres. '48, Program Comm. '48, Pin-up Boy Att. '48. Lewis Moyes-Plain City, Interesting . Joanne Milnor-Roy, Gifted , Pepsi-Cola Test '48, D. A. R. Cont. '48, Jr. Speech Cont. '-47. Dale Moyes-Plain City, Congenial , Boxing '48, F. F. A. '47, '48. Charlene Musgrave-Plain City, Sense of Humor , Girls Glee '47, '48 Barrie McKay-Huntsville, Full ot l I ll , Football '47, '48, Play Pro- duction '48. Jessie Miller-Harrisville, Draws , Band '46, '47, '48, Mixed Chorus '48, Jr. Speech Cont. '47, Yearbook Artist '48. Grant McGill-Huntsville, Feelin' Mighty Low , Baseball '47, '48, Football '47, '48. Ardith McKay-Huntsville, lndustrious , Girls Glee '48, Archery '47, Red Cross Rep. '48, Jr. Council '47, B. Y. U. Track Meet '47, Pep Club '48, U. P. Scholarship Alternate '48. Nineteen Forty-eight ff. -5 'Tr lf Q T DEAR DIARY JANUARY 30-Ernie Schneiter was chosen as Pin-up Boy at the annual Pep Club Pin-up Boy dance with Box Elder as the special guests. FEBRUARY 2fMr, Reid's classes made recordings on the wire and ribbon re- cording machine. 3-American Concert Trio Lyceum number. 4-Tumbling and Dancing exhibit by Wahlquist School. 5-A boxing and wrestling match was held with Davis High. 6-Weber traveled to Bear River High and defeated them in a bas- ketball game. 9-Diane Austin enioyed a snowball fight with Harry James. Harry certainly had a clean face after all was over. CLASS OF 48 Yvonne Mutchell South Ogden Partucular Pep Club 48 Jr Speech Cont 47 Otfnce 48 Wlllls Montgomery Luberty Easy Going Bryant McKay Huntsville C pable F F A 47 48 -if Jean McFarland West Weber Independent Girls Glee 46 48 Archery Team 47 Vnrgunua Mayberry South Ogden Natural Curly Hair Pep Club 48 Gnrls Glee 48 Kent Mannung Hooper Clownnsh Hobby Avlatlon Ilene Moore Hooper Amlcable Pep Club 48 Girls Glee Mixed Chorus 47 48 Farrell Maw Plann Cnty Permanent Wave Band 47 Dorothy Mellmg Ogden Marrued Glee Club 46 Mixed Chorus 47 48 Joyce Muller South Ogden Marrned Anna Nellson Wulson Likes to Sung Speech 47 Girls Glee 46 47 48 Mnxed Chorus 48 Ulu Muya Roy Trumpeter Band 46 47 48 Pep Band 48 Wres tllng 48 Because We Played DEAR DIARY FEBRUARY Dull dry school Return Boxlng and Wrestllna Match wnth Ogden High A festival orchestra made uo ot Weber and Ogden Hugh School orchestras presented a concert at Ogden Hugh Donna Phipps was chosen to represent Utah as the pnlgrum to the D A R Conference an Washington D C un Ap l U S A C sang parts of thenr opera ll Trovatore on an as sembly l7 Weber sent delegates to the U M E A all state band and chorus nn Provo I ' II ' II I - , , , . 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'I6 ' II Il . . . . , , ' CLASS OF 48 Dorothy Neal Plann Cnty Pretty Girls Glee 48 Donald Neal Pla1nC1ty Shy Smvle F F A 47 48 Bruce Nevllle Terrace Good Boy Football 46 47 Basketball 46 Wrestlnng 48 Sclence Scholarship Test 48 Robert Nevllle Terrace Athletlc Football 47 46 Basketball 46 Wrestllng 48 Sclence Scholarshup Test 48 Robert Nalsbltt South Ogden One Half Spec Int Avuatnon Bud Nansbltt South Ogden The Other Half Spec Int Avnatuon Marlon Nash Plann Cnty Sparklnng Personallty F F A Queen Cand 47 Prnncess Fantasia 47 Lubrary Jesse Oakey Harrlsvulle Warm Smale Spanish Club 46 U P Scholarshnp Alternate 48 Lorrame Murray South Ogden Neat Pep Club 48 Mnxed Chorus Jed Owen Harrnsvllle Good Natured Don McEnture Huntsvllle Skier Kelth Oram South Ogden Complatsant Jr Speech Cont 47 Band 46 We Laughed and We Crled DEAR DIARY FEBRUARY The annual Pep Club Wnnter party was held at Snow Basln Phys Ed Open House Grace Lobensteln and VVayne Wood ruff were chosen as Kung and Queen Sensor Stockmg Dance Dale and Keith McLane were among those wno won prnzes for thefr brught tocklngs Boyd Parke had Sprung Fever 24 Grant Beutler managed to take a llttle peak on hns neughbors test paper and to hrs amazement he passed the Physuology test 25 A hard day for all the students Term Tests 26 Everyone welcomed Jane Pamter, when she returned to school after a long Illness 51331 I , - - 11 11 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 l - - 11 - 11 1 1 ' - , , . . . , . - 11 - 11 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - 11 - 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . . , , . - - 11 11 - - 1 1 1 - '- - - - 11 11 - - - , , . .. . - - - 11 - 1 11 - , , . . . , . . , . . , , . - - 11 1 11 - 1 1 1 1 - ' - 1 - 11 11 1 - 1 1 1 '48. - - 11 11 1 , . - - 11 - 11 1 1 . 11 1 11 1 1 1 - - 1 1 0 1 . . . . 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CLASS OF 48 Donna Norris South Ogden Agreeable Grrls Glee 46 47 4 Mnxed Chorus 48 Marlo Newbold West Ogden Unassumung Boxing 48 La Rae Parker Roy Sophastlcated Student Councul 46 Pep Cub 48 Girls Glee 46 48 Mixed Chorus 47 Calvin Panter Slatervllle Myrna F otball 47 48 F F A 48 Basketball 46 Band 46 Boyd Parke Wllson Lane Joker Dramatncs 48 Comm Con B Y U Speech Cont 47 Jr Speech Cont 47 F F A F F A Sec 47 F F A Region One Speech Winner 47 Patsy Pollard South Ogden Accompllshed Soph Class Sec Student Councnl 47 48 Soclal Comm 47 Plano Solo1st 48 Speech 48 Pep Club 48 Orchestra 47 Comm Cont Vice Pres Student Body 48 Myron Perry Roy Uprlght Donna Phlpps Terrace lndustruous Glrls Glee 46 48 Jr Speech Cont 47 All State Chorus 48 Pep Club 48 lnqulrmg Edltor 48 Pepsn Cola Test 48 D A R State Rep 48 Arva Jean Peterson South Ogden Busy Dramatlcs 48 Comm Cont 46 A Cappella Chour 48 Pep Club 48 School Hrstoruan 48 WarrlorsTrumpeter 48 Jr Speech Cont 47 Dennle Prevedel Hooper Dalryman F F A Vice Pres 48 Eleanore Call Riverdale Quiet Gurls Olee 46 Comm Cont 47 Offuce 48 Pep Club 48 Theron Palmer Plaln Cnty Sincere Dramatlcs 47 Because We Sang DEAR DIARY FEBRUARY 27 Marumba Lyceum number Leap Year Dance MARCH l Quull 81 Scroll sponsored a scholastic wrltlng contest Thus week was Personality Week Our exchange assembly went to Logan South Cache and Ogden 4 Girls and Boys Assn assemblies Q 5 Weber College Speech meet We had a benetlt plcture show too 8 Bert Cook spramed hrs ankle' I 1341 , 1 l l 1 11 11 - 1 1 1 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 A 11 V 1 1 1 ' , 11 1 - 11 - 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 11 11 1 1 1 - , , o , , . . . 47, 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 11 11 - 1 1 6 , , , - . 4 1 1 1 1 . . . . , . . , . . . 46, 1 - - 1 11 - 11 1 - , , , . . 46, - 1 1 - 1 - - 1 , , . , 47, 1 1 1 1 1 , , , , . . 46, - 1 11 - 11 , . - 11 - 11 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - - f 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , , . . . . . 11 11 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , , . . . - 11 - 11 - 1 , , , . . ' . . - 11 - 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 ' I , I , . - - 11 - 11 1 1 1 1 - - p ' f , si, 2 - 11 - 11 K 3- , , - 1 R CLASS OF 48 Cleo Poulson Llberty Engaged Joan Purcell Harrlsvtlle Modest Gurls Glee 46 Mrxed Chorus 46 47 48 Pep Club 48 Roger Pett South Ogden Nolsy Glenda Pulkmgton Terrace Brauny WarruorsTrumpeter 48 Scrap to 48 Comm Cont 47 B Y U Track Meet 47 Harold Peterson Taylor Dlmpled Smlle Mnxed Chorus 48 47 Spanish Club 46 47 Lee Maye Paxton Roy Engaged Band 46 Orchestra 48 Pep Club 48 Ruth Roren Roy Adorable All State Chorus 48 A Cappella Chorus 48 Gnrls Glee 47 D A R Alternate 48 Typucal Grad uate 48 Shirley Qulst South Ogden Likes outdoor sports Marnlou Rogers Harrtsvtlle Resolute Seminary Council 46 Jr Speech Cont 47 Dramatncs 47 Ed Warriors Trumpeter 48 Pep Club Pres 48 Sr Class Councnl 48 Pepsi Cola Test 48 D A R Cont 48 Quill and Scroll 47 48 Speech 46 48 Richard Rowe Huntsville Hearty Artel Ann Ranson Terrace Chatty Jr Speech Cont 47 Bob Reeder South Ogden Reserved Sr Councnl 48 Because We Learned and Llvecl DEAR DIARY MARCH The gurls had an assembly about Nurstng and the boys had one about the Army We had a bxg pep rally and then went to the tlrst state tourna ment game where we beat Gramte Benettt Pncture show vxe defeated Davus tor a chance an the state tnnals We beat East 36 to 34 to Wm the State Class A Champlonshtp tor the hrst tame Vnctory assembly and show at the Egyptuan theater and the v c tory dance at nnght Recooperattonl ' l The School Board made thelr annual vtsut I - 11 11 , . - - 11 11 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 x 1 1 1 f 11 - 11 1 ' ' EX, .4 i - - 11 - 11 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . . , . . . . 11 A - 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , . 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 xx I 11 11 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 - , , . . . , ' 1 - - 11 - 11 , . . . . ,, ,, . . , Q 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 . , , . 47, 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - - ' - 1 1 1 1 ' - - 11 11 , . 11 11 1 - 1 , . . . 11 11 - 1 - , , . . 0 lO- ' , TI- , , , - 1 - i . . . . H X 1 ' l2- g f 4 13- , , , . . 1 M51 , I ' T7- . , ,I L 1 I CLASS OF 48 Donald Rlchens South Ogden Cute Grln Football 46 Mlxed Chorus 47 48 Pun up Boy Cont 48 Flora Roberts Harrlsvllle Fun Loving Scrlpto Editor 47 48 War rnors Trumpeter 47 48 Semnnary Councnl 47 Dramatncs 47 48 F F A Queen Cont 46 Qulll 81 Scroll 47 48 Soph Sweetheart 46 Jr Speech Cont 47 Girls Glee 46 48 j 1 Geraldme Reese South Ogden Sweet Personaluty Soph Coun cll 46 Jr Sp Cont 47 Jr Class Sec 47 Kmght Errantry Edu tor 47 Qulll 81 Scroll Sec 47 48 Speech 48 Mixed Chorus Accomp 48 Comm Cont 47 Pep Club 48 Warriors Trum peter Edltor 47 48 Delbert Rhees Pleasant Vxew Reserved Football 47 48 Jerry Russell Roy Nnce Wrestlnng 48 Geraldlne Russell Hooper Tmy 'vllxed Chorus 48 Gnrls Glee Accomp 48 Cello Soloust 47 48 Jr Sp Cont Y B Asst Editor 48 All State Orchestra 48 Pep Club tuvlty Rep 48 Glen Rudd Terrace Lnkes A Good Argument Messiah Soloust Wrestling 48 Dramatlcs 47 48 Speech 47 48 RonaldJ Read Hooper Honorable Band 47 48 Orchestra Harold Roylance Wulson Boxer Huck Football 47 48 Boxing 48 Mixed Chorus 46 47 48 Douglas Rochell Terrace Brawny Football 47 46 Boxmg 48 Jam Roberts South Ogden Navy And Served and Achieved DEAR DIARY MARCH Thebteam was all dressed up for the Banquet at the Kiwanis C u lnqulrlng Editor Radio Program fThe gurls wont Sophomore Dance The baseball team had to practnce an the gym It snowed agaun We engoyed an exchange assembly from Bear River wlth The Umted Natuons as nts theme Sensor s Assembly 25 Maurune Hall yelped a loud scream when she sat on a tack placed on her chair by Paul Foster 26 School was dusmussed at l 30 so we could go see the Freedom Tram 27 Pep Club assembly was postponed I ' II ' II I ' i I I I I I ' I I I ' . . ' ' II ' II ' ' I I 1 I I I I - - 1 1 , I 1 I - - 1 I - 1 I I I ' I I I I ' I I I - Q I I . S pr' , st T A X . - ,, . ,, s 1 t. . , , I , . I . , . . . , . , , ' I ' I I I ' I I I ' I . I . . I I ' ' I I , . ' II II I I '- r 1 f II ' Il ' I 1 1 1 - ' II ' Il ' I -' - , 1 . Maxine Russell-South Ogden, Versatile , Orchestra '46, '47, '48, ' ' 1 r 1 - I I 1 I ' ' I 147, . . . ' ' , - ' , Ac- - - 1 3 I II ' II, ' ' I48I ' I ' I I I I I I I I ' l 1 I 11 11, 1 , 1 I ' II II I I ' 1- I I I I ' I I I I I I I ' II II I I ' I T 'I I I I ' ' 3 II II , . O 18- ' ' 19- .. . . I Q . .X 22- ' ' . ' . 23- ' ' ' ' - 11 - 24- ' ' , CLASS OF 48 im Richards-South Ogden Musical Orchestra 47 48 Band 47 48 All-State Band 48 Pin-up Boy Cont. 548 Home Rm. Pres. 48 Band Pres. 48 Messiah Organ Soloist 48. ois Simpson-Plain City Attractife Seminary Council 47 Y. B. Bus. Staff 47 48 F. F. A. Queen Att. 48 Mixed Chorus 48 Quill 8 Scroll 47 48 Pep Club 48 B. Y. U. Track Meet 47. Shirley Stone-Riverdale Stonie Jr. Council 47 Girls Glee 46 47 48. Dan Stanger Marriott Playful Football 46 47 48 Dick Shepherd Terrace Baritone Band 46 47 48 All State Chorus 48 Student Council 48 Pep Band 48 Myrna Smout Slatervllle Calvin Band 46 F F A Queen Cont 47 Pep Club 48 Sell: Shiba Roy Intelligent Y B Photographer 48 A Cappella Choir 48 Shirley Suglmoto Taylor Studious Girls Glee 46 La Mar Skeen Warren Carefree F F A 47 48 Edith Shepherd Terrace Lennent Girls Glee 46 47 Mixed Chorus 46 47 48 Tumbling Team 47 Arta Spencer Terrace Married Spanish Club 47 Girls Glee John Seigle South Ogden Mathematically lncluned Track 46 47 48 Football 46 47 Comm Cont 46 Pepsi Cola Test 48 Because Romances Blossomecl 4 DEAR DIARY MARCH 30 The Seminary had their semifinal tryouts for graduation speak ers 31 The Chamber of Commerce gave the team a banquet at the Ho tel Ben Lomond APRIL l Junior Assembly Warriors Trumpeter was enloyed during the half of sixth period Junior Prom Phyllis Johnson painted o :gn today The Seniors were very fortcnate in having the Kivvants Club to talk to them in a special assembly to help us in choosing our vocations 1, I fam 1 J II II I I 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 L i 1 1 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I l 'R 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 - 11 11 1 1 1 1? - 1 1 1 1 - ' II ' II I I I I ' I I I I - I ' I I 1 1 - ' II ' II I - , , , . . . . , , ,f , . . ,, . ,, , - 1 1 - - 1 ' I ' - 11 - 11 1 I Q 1 1 - Il II I I - , , . . . , . 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'I DEAR DIARY APRIL uusau Futth term test day Pep Club Sprung party Tennus meet at Ogden Track and Feld meet wuth Ogden at Weber Conservatuon Assembly Eugene Thurston hut a home run durung Baseball practuce Sprung Musuc concert and testuval Golf match wuth Ogden Hugh Baseball game .fvuth Bear Ruver State Speech meet and Senuor class party CLASS OF 48 Jack Spencer Roy Good Loolfung Baseball 46 47 48 Basket ball 46 Student Councul 47 Barbara Slot Roy Retuned Student Councul 47 Gurls Glee 47 Gerald Stanger Wulson Tease F F A 46 47 Football 46 47 48 Student Councul 47 Boxung 48 Track 46 47 48 Kathleen Slater Slatervulle Cue Pug Nose Gurls Glee 46 Elwun Slater Slatervulle Gentleman F F A P s 47 F F A N tuonal Conventuon 48 Jr Speech Cont 47 B nd 46 U P Scholarshup 48 F F A State Speech wunner 48 Hazel Stephens South Ogden Resolute Pep Club 48 Gurls Glee 46 Muxed Chorus 48 Arvun Shreeve Terrace Forcetul Character Speech 46 47 48 Seminary Councul 46 47 Journalusm 48 Quull and Scroll 47 48 Y B Bus Staff 47 48 Student Body Pres 48 Pepsu Cola Test 48 Pres ot Reg onal Student Body Offucers 48 Conser vatuon Speech wunner 48 Ernue Schneuter South Ogden Wolf Semunary Councul 48 Capt Golf Team 48 Pun up Boy 48 Erma Stokes West Ogden Steadfast Muxed Chorus 46 47 48 Tom Soter Ogden Sober Ruchard Saunders Hooper Women F F A 47 48 Shurley Stoker Huntsvulle Ettectuve Lubraruan 48 And We Found A DEAR DIARY APRlL The Band practced marching out on the Football tield Sophomore Speech contet and a baseball game with South Cache Region One Commerc al 'Vieet at Weber Girls Assn Print Dress as embly and fashion show 8 Y U Invitatona' Tracn and Relay Carnival Baseball game at North Cache Annual Pep Club assembly 27 Junior Speech Contest CLASS OF 48 Pete ScheuermannMTerrace Cowboy . Lois Smith-West Ogden Phil and David Mixed Chorus 46 47 Gloria lnouye-Roy Shy . Lee Stephens-South Ogden Efficient Stage Manager 47 . Ruth Smith-Huntsville Dancer . Roland Shaw North Ogden Witty Warriors Trumpeter 47 Wayne Thayer Terrace Sonny Wrestling 48 Football 46 47 Beth Talbot Ogden Pleasing Girls Glee 48 Marlon Tullis South Ogden Horseman Mixed Chorus 47 Wrestling 48 Dorothy Taylor Farr West Unaftected Girls Glee 46 Mixed Chorus 47 48 Shirley Tams Pleasant View Humorous Pep Club 48 B Track Meet 47 Nelda Thompson Roy Domestic Speech Cont 46 47 Pep Club Richer Fuller Life .ai lf I ll II 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 '48 11 11 X 1 I 11 11, 1 I 148 ll II 'D f 1? i , II ' II, ' I I I I48' ' 11 11 - 1 1 1 l L I I I I I '48. xg S II ' ll ' I 1 I I ' ' i l II Ill ' I I 148' Q - 1 II ll ' I ' -g I I I I I , . 1 - 1 - , 11 11, 1 I A Y. 1 II ' ll I I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ,Q '48. D O I Q 3 ' 1 1 l9- I 1' ' . 20- ,s, ' ' Ql- l i . I ' 22g ' . ' s ' . --- 23v . . . ' i . ' ' . 26- . . CLASS OF 48 Amta Pledger Thorsted North Ogden Marrued Dramattcs 47 Pep Club 48 Eugene Thurston Huntsvllle Obllglng Football 47 48 Base ball 47 48 Student Council 48 Neta Thompson Plain Cnty Wmntng Personallty Girls Glee 48 Pep Club 48 B Y U Track Meet 47 Chicago Trap ID 48 Student Council 48 Sentor Counctl 48 Nola Jean Toone South Ogden Floyd Jr Speech Cont 47 Dee Thomas North Ogden Freddle F F A 48 Mtxed Chorus Elame Faye Todd Hooper Chatter Box Gnrls Glee 47 Jr Speech Cont 47 Play Production 48 Barbara Tarran Pleasant View Posture Perfect Pep Club 48 Ll brarlan 48 Jr Speech Cont 47 Ralph Taylor Harrlsvtlle Ladies Man Band 46 47 48 Football 46 47 48 Basketball 46 47 Track 46 Student Councul 46 Mary Lou Tucker Huntsville Snazz Pep Club 48 Band 47 48 Pep Band 48 Garry Tolley South Ogden Socuable Mixed Chorus 48 Anna Beth Ttms Hooper Dependable Mtxed Chorus 48 Pep Club 48 Dramatncs 48 Richard Tubbs Roy Reserved Band 47 Because We Were Together DEAR DIARY APRIL 29 Music Festnval at Box Elder 30 Music Festtval contlnued and MAY l U H S A A Relay Carnival 3 Pep Club Formal lmttatnon 4 Baseball game at Bear Rtver 28 Sprung Issue of Scrupto wlth the two typtcal graduates a baseball game vvtth Bax Elder I - 11 - 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 aa - 11 A - 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 - 11 - - - 11 - 1 - , , 47, , , , . . . , , . . . , 4.H 1 - 1 - - 1 1 1 ' 11 11 1 - , , . . . . 11 - 11 1 - - 1 1 ' ' - 1 '48 - 11 11 - 1 . - 1 ' 1 1 - 1 - 1 K . , . 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Y 1 1 - - - 1 I I I ' T , ll ' l ' ll ' 1 I 'I gl' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 'M i Lois Willey-West Ogden, Hair Stylist , Girls Glee '46, Student ., I . , . ' ' T ' II ' ll - l ' ' T ll II - N 1, 1, ' ll II ' I I i I , I I ' I .J . 5- . 6- . ' i ' ' . 7- ' , ' , . ' .... . . ' I ' - lO- ' ' ' . ll- ' , ' , l2- . DEAR DIARY MAY A sigl ot reliet was uttered by the students as it was the last test day this year Baseball game at Box Elder Only two more days until the Seniors will be Alumni Award Assembly Yearbooks were distributed Graouation Exercises and Dance 2l Yearbooks were autographed Baseball game with Ogden High THAT S ALL' ' l I H421 CLASS OF 48 Dee Wallace-Sunset Ideal Baseball 46 47 48 Basketball 46 47 48 Student Council 47 Boys Assn. Sec. 48 Jr. Speech Cont. 47 Pepsi Cola Test 48 Sc'ence Scholarship Test 48 Typical Graduate 48 All State Guard Norma Arave Hooper Likes Western Musc Pep Club 48 Journalism 47 Girls Glee 47 B Y U Track Meet 47 George Leon Atwood North Ogden Brilliant Jr Speech Cont 47 Chem Lab Asst 48 Peps Cola Test State Finalist 48 Science Scholarship Test 48 Jean Williams Farr West Darling Queen Cont 46 Orchestra 46 47 48 Pep Club 48 Carol Wade Ogden Demure Pep Club 48 Beverly Wright Ogden Jack Girls Glee 46 47 48 Mixed Chorus 48 Patrcia Widdison Hooper Blondie Girls Glee 46 47 48 Mixed Chorus 48 Pep Club 48 Jane Painter South Ogden Peppy Cheerleader 48 Mixed Chorus 47 48 Donald Walker Ogden Canyon Interesting Cleo Wright West Warren Beautiful Complex ion Mixed Chorus 48 Girls Glee 46 Wayne Woodruff Harrisville Woody Football 46 47 48 Mixed Chorus 47 48 Band 46 47 Orchestra 47 Rosemary Wickes Uintah Intelligent Comm Cont 47 Pep Club 48 Mixed Chorus 46 47 Beatrice Torman Ogden Good Natured Alta Wright West Weber Friendly Tobe Yoshimura Roy Friendly Girls Glee 46 47 48 Lincoln Zollinger Ogden Vxfrestler Football Wrestling 48 At Weber High Back: Wood, Allen, Marriot, Gibson, Ferrin, ThursTon, Hopfenbeck, Allen, Lundquist, McGill, Dickamore, Shaw BarneTT Front: Coach Wood, Cook, Draayer, Hadley, Spencer, Warner, Pollard, Wallace. Our Weber Nines The baseball Team Tried out a new experimenT This year. They played each Team in The Region Twice insTead of only once, as has been The usual practice. Besides Those Ten games There were pracTice games, and a game wiTh Ogden Tor The City Championship. Mr. Wood April April April April April was The coach This year and developed a well balanced lo-Bear River aT Weber 20-South Cache aT Weber 23-Weber aT NorTh Cache 27-Weber aT Logan 30-Box Elder aT Weber TSOTYT May May May May May May 21-Weber vs. Ogden aT John Affleck Park Weber aT Bear River Weber aT SouTh NorTh Cache aT Weber ll- l4-Logan aT Weber T8- Weber aT Box Elder Warner aT baT, Gibson behind The plaTe. i,?n L. Q.. ' gag , Q l l i i Front: Barnett, Chugg, Lundquist, Hopfenbeck, Cook, Nash. Middle: Nelson, Holmes, Bingham, Bybee, Jacobs, Chugg Colvin, Muir. Back: Coach Slater, Wood, Warner, Bowman, Neville, Neville, Wallace, Shaw, Rhees, Allen. Weber s Tracksters With several lettermen returning Weber made a good showing in Track this year The team was coached by Mr Slater who had a larae number competing for the different positions Included in this sport are the relays broad lump high lump the distance runs the dashes and the lavelin throw The team participated In the region meet on May 8 On their marks' Bingham Lundquist Hopfenbeck Cash and Cook , . . , . U . , 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 ' I I ff' . V H , i 'A -' ' 2, , tiff? , ' , ivif' ' - , ., , ' ' - If x-- 7 A f ' . fm' , ' 1 , . In A y I , L M. yy'-V A 1 , bb Ri, h. , 1 ,. 1. A v . L ,, VW -f ..-V , I Gurls basketball actuon at Logan Gurls champuonshup basketball team Front Blanch Thorpe Wulde Wuckluam Rear Wood Porter Tomlusson Beeman Scott Muss Watkuns Amazons People used to thunk that ul gurls were actuve un any Sport they got mu cles Now ut us a dutferent story Our Weber Hugh gurls kept slum and sleek wuth popular ganues and had lun whule doung ut Fall actu utues vere archery and hut pun Volleyball basketball calusthenucs tunublung and relays took place durung the Wunter months On Frudays the boys and gurls gym classes met together and socual dancung and square dancung were enuoyed A Phys Ed Open l-louse was held un February where all these actuytues were demonstrated lor the parents Grace Lobenstuen and Wayne Woodruff were chosen 'img and Que n Volleyball and basketball teams went to Logan durung the year tor games wuth other schools and for partucu patuon un the U S A C Basketball Clunuc Speedball softball and track took the gurls out ot doors durung the Sprung months Th gurls classes also partucupated un the B Y U Track and Relay Carnuyol Volleyball champs Front Slater Palmer Muddle Lund Rawson Sungleton Hadtueld Rear Todd Volleyball actuon at the Phys Ed Open House Olsen Dallunga Staufter Muss Watkuns T ,Q ' .45 be X 4 J ' ' 1 ' 4 -. .2 tw Y' . X c e Er , Er ' X 1-xi ' .. l f j S W X 3 x Xue . y RMA . '62 .V. . VV . - . ' fl 1 . . nl I U , ' . ' e . . A 1 Q O T , it 1 be V 'T' r 1 f s 4 ' Ft u t Female Warriors Baskeiball. Tumblers. Basketball Basketball Tracksters. Archers. f ' H ' , 5 -7-v 'F' 9-: '5s zfavff--1.-1-.f-:rs yet! ww f-yr' I Outdoor Sketching. Junior Prom Decorators: Hill, Miller, Sniggs. They Sketched Pcuntecl and Designed The Sensors have Theur graduaflon day The Junlors Thelr Prom The Sophomore-s Their Hop The gurls Theur Dance The baskeTball Team a sTaTe TournamenT and The ArT DeparTmenT has all of These and a few more acTnv1T1es In whlch :T parTlclpaTes The ArT sTudenTs who confrnbufed rnosl To acTuvlTues were as follows lvl Seveno and J Snlggs Gnrls Dance N Hull S Olsen J Muller M Sevenor andJ Snlggs Junior Prom I Woodruff P Frosf S Demoresf B Srone and C7 Lobensflen Sophomore l-lop J Muller Yearbook N Hull ForesT Service Boolclel R Rowe G McGill C SrnnTh P Johnson B Gall D Rlchords D Muur E Ross S Suglmolo and K Suglmolo Signs Slgn Pomfers WesTerga rd ,Q I in-aimed LJ Orchestra They Flddled Orchestra members frddled bowed and Tooted an Tlme to the arm swrngnng ot Mr Anderson Clas es were held third period out on The auto mechanics bulldlng where The lads set up stanas and chairs and then practlced everythlna from classncs to boogie woogle In October The orchestra took a trap to Salt Lake C1 y To play tor The N E A Conventnon cught members par Tlclpated IH The all state orchestra Intermrssuons at school plays and some ot Weber Colleges plays were brnght ened by thenr music Vlolln Quartet Bobby Jackson Gay Felt Jean Wlllrams Larry Wood Mfxed Ensemble: Natseye Shiba, James Richards, Nannette Badge, Delores Burnett, Joe Graves. Clarinet Quartet .June Cluften D lsa Davls Jo Anne Cluften Ramona Poulson Sax Quartet Howard Larsen Carol Larsen Beverly Burns, Ronald Read The Bond practiced durmg third period Mmwzwzl Debators Back now Mr Graves Shreeves Blalr Cragun Storey Carter Ferrm Favero Jacobs Green Gardner Middle row Hatch Rudd Parkes Burrows Carlson Spencer Front row Robson Smlth Renstrom Graham Pollard Reese They Talked SPEECH one of the most unterestnng and most anlmated sublects taught at Weber Hugh School today The out standing achrevements ot the students who take speech IS an example ot the progress being made In the torenstc department It as not only educatuonal but hughly enloyable to the students who partncnpate Throughout the year the Speech II class exchanged vnsuts vvnth varnous schools such as East Box Elder Davns and West and competed an several speech contests Including the Vfeber College Invutatuonal Meet D A R Ora torlcal contest S A R Oratorncal contest and the Regnonal and Stat Speech meets ln thnnlang ot speech It ts well to consuder the words of the phnlosopher Of tntn unspoken word thou art mas ter thy spoken Word us master of thee so learn to speak well Panel: Curtis Gardner, Nola Johnston, Arva Jean Peterson, Marilou Rogers. EXTEMP Seated Ivan Heslop Olene Srnuth Joan Searle Duane Frtcson Sartdmq Bob Hatch Cuttns Gardner And Talked Many of the sp ech students efforts were rewarded among them were Arvm Shreeve who recetveol first place at Weber Colleae tn the oratorncal dnfusron and went on to recenve honors IH the regton and state speech meets Olene Smtth and Vrra Beth Robson went through to the finals In the Womens Dnvxston to recelve second place Curtus Gardlner was one ID the region to enter the state meet In panel dnscussnon and Bob Hatch was awarded the cobs and luan Ferrn and Seth Blau' and Arvm Snreeve Nola Johnston Nas vnctoruous In wlnnlng the D A R contest and ' an l-leslop was successful nn the S A R contest Not only were the winners of contests vnctoruous but all who entered Into speech work galned much ORATORY Ivan Heslop Geraldune Reese Clara Jones Nola Johnston Arva Jean Peterson LeRoy Hooper Kent Fuller Norma Thurston Arvm Shreeve honor of entering the state meet in extemp speaking. The debate teams who entered the state meet were: Dee Ja- 'QE' Regional wmners who went to the State Meets on Aprtl 16 and 'l7 Front Seth Blair Dee Jacobs Luan Ferrm Debate Bob Hatch Extemp Rear Mr Graves Arvtn Shreeve Debate and Oratory and Curtts Gardtner Panel And Talked STATE SPEECH MEET At the state speech meets on Aprtl lo and I7 Atvtn Shreeves and Seth Blatr received the grand trophy tn debate alter complettng ten rounds undefeated Last year the trophy was won by Dee Ward Hoclc and Paul Smith also of Weber Curtls Gardner placed second an Panel Dtscusston and Arvtn Shreeve took second place tn oratory At a special assembly on Aprul 23 the trophtes and medals were awarded the wtnners and many special guests were present lvlr C S Graves the speech teacher deserves much praise tor so successfully dtrecttng the Forensic acttvltles at Weber this year SOPHOMORE SPEECH CONTEST The Sophomores held their annual Speech Festival on Aprtl 20th Tenth grades from all the county schools were represented The representattves from Weber were Short story Joy Ann Shurtlttf and alternate Darwtn Creeze Dramattc readtng Elatn Paulson and alternate Darlene Watts Panto mime Jack E lander and alternate James Cox The Huntsville school took ttrst place tn the contest and Weber placed second JUNIOR SPEECH CONTEST The annual .lun or Speech Contest was held Aprtl 27 vxtth Mr Graves Mr Dabb and Mrs Blayney do nq the adx :sung Contestants were cho en from each Englsl1C cla s and were Iudged by Speech ll student Winners were Debate Phyllis Johnson and Ramona Poulson Poe ry Elna Dawn Ktrk Short Story Gwen Slater Oratory Hyrum Oaks and Panel Dtscusslon Roy Stlar ? 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S. , : , I : , : , : , : . fi X X 151 No'a Johnston D A R Ivan Heslop S A R Arvm Shreeve Fnrst Spee h Contest wmner Contest wmner place an Orotory at Weber College And Talked CONSERVATION ORATORICAL CONTEST Arvm Shreeves won the Conservatuon Oratorlcal Contest vvhuch was presented through the Amertcan Problems Classes by the Delta chapter of Delta Ifappa Gamma the U S forest serv :ce and the Weber Wnld Lnfe Federatnon Second place wlnners were Louise Allen and Monte DaBell and other fmalxsts were Leone White Joanne Mnlnor Beverly Edstnga Elvvm Slater and Carl 'uglar The program was broad cast over KLO and the vvnnners were presented zvnth medals During the summer all the contestants vvull be guests of the forest servlce on an overntght camping trap I947 STATE DEBATE WINNERS After vvsnntng fave rounds at the regnon speech meet and ten at the state speech meet Paul Sm th and DeWard I-lock were successful ID capturung the I947 state debate trophy for Weber Hugh School The de bate questlon was Resolved that the Federal Govern ment shoula provude a system of complete meducal care avanlable to all cntuzens at public expense Through their remarkable speech work both boys re celved a scholar hlp to Weber Colleg whe e they are contlnutng to achu ve tn theur speech work 'fb' , , , .. f' : . -,,. -..I - S - . . . , - x , .. ' I V ' I 1 1 1 1 S- J ' ' . K. . . Q s , . I - , - V1 . . .. . ,, A s' A e r ., .D. . A GARDEN Junior In ci little red schoolhouse Memories Tap Dancers King and Queen candidates Carlyle Joanne Clair June Darrel Ramona Decorators The Junior Prom brought back many memories but best of all added another happy memory to tne Warror collection The details were taken care of by the Junior att cers and Jun or council and advisors M ss Chadwick and Mr. Reese. An assembly was presented reviving all tne memories ot three years at school. On April 2nd the dance was held in the gym which was decorated in lovely Spring colors with a tish pond, luminous stars, and scenes depicting a Garden of Memories. During the intermission June Cliften and Darrel Tucker were crowned Queen Memory and King Memory and reigned over the dance. Other candidates were Joanne Stuart, Ramona Paulson, Clair Shaw, and Carlyle Parker. The Junior Prom ot this year created a lovely memory, and in their Garden of Memories will never be forgotten. H561 wi' ., 'A Q' ,. 1 r 'x ,-x ' f X E .4 X583 Q X ' FIR, Y JQSJ' ,. ,N 41 y fxlf H' Mw' ,,,, 'ir li 5 ea' on I I Q Q 4.3, ' J' f Jgiw 5 5 Q, S if 1 lan.. W f-L., . ' 1 uri' Juv 1. ,2 dQ? Seth Blair-Business Manager, Mr. Johnson-Advisor, GOLDEN SPIKE Ilene Kendell-Business Manager. The members of The Yearbook Busmess Staff are The hugh pressure salesmen around the school Mr Johnson was The head salesman and Ilene Kendell and Seth Blair supervnsed The 'ob The staff was poured unto couples Then The business ollsfrxct of The Town was dlvnded and each couple was given a block To solucul ads The staff was dnsflngulshed from other sludenfs because they carried contracf books and wore pencnls behind their ears Sensor Members Second row Lloyd Draayer Eleanor Ross Dale McLane and Janet Bell Fxrst row Arlean Bambrough Paul Favero 1l58l fwjf' Junior Mernbers, Second Row: Wayne Graham, Dean Parker. First row: Darlene Watts, Gene Swenson, Gwenda Cragun, Phyllis Johnson. BUSINESS STAFF Atter the ads were sold they still had another big iob to make up the Ad Section of the Yearbook Then there was the task ot selling the book to the students and patrons. They held two sales drives during the year and dis tributed the books the last week of school. They were the ones who had to keep the budget balanced and had to pay the bills. Making up ad pages Bambrough, Kendell, Parker, Johnson, Draayer, McLane, Swenson, Bell, and Simpson. Mr. Westergard-Advisor, Maxine Russell-Asst. Editor, JoAnne Cliften-Editor. GOLDEN SPIKE The Edlforuol Stoll members were The ones who mode the Yeorbook They held meefungs IH the Art room mode onnouncemenfs got oufof closses followed Mr Westergord Ground Trynng to get an plctures worked offer school wrote copy orronged loyoufs mode o dummy spent oll the Busmess Stoll s money worked wnfh engrovers cover mcxkers binders ond prunters proof reod The book ond got o sneok p evnew of their bronn chnld ,Q Senior Staff Members Yosuko Kato Beverly Bcrb ero Annette Brown and Mourlne Hull 160 - A 1 , I - f . , . , 1 1 f I f . . ,, Y . ,, , . . 1 ' 1 r ' r ' - 4 .ff , 2. , , Q Q Q . E ' 41 lx ' 'Q , , ' 9 2' ii V f 3 1 Z r' f ' . . A ' , EDITORIAL STAFF Junior Members: Second row, Vira Beth Robson, Lorraine Storey, Gerold Engstrom First row, Natsuye Shiba, Evelyn Ross, Olene Smith. fCharlene Fowers absent.j They took a year to make the yearbook but the satisfaction the finished product brought made the iob worth while, It anyone was lett out ot the book it was unintentional. The book was made tor the Student Body and t they approve ot it the statt will feel that their work has not been in vain. Artist and Photographers: Dorothy Burke, Jessie Miller, Saji Shebia, Gerold Christiansen. 'Rt 2'- Officers Back row Mr Drake Ben Maxtteld Mczx George Wendell Slater Elwxn Slater winner ot Western Richard Saunders Mr Petty Front row Ivan Redford Quentun Jenkins Regron F F A Publlc Speaking Dennle Prevedel Contest and a trlp to Kansas Cnty In November FUTURE FARMERS F F A CALENDAR OF EVENTS August Sumn er outing tor chopter officers at Monte November Ogden Livestock Show Cnrnsto Max George won S70 OO prlze Septemoe F F A Assembly tor beelanumals Flofver Show llOO entrmes December Robbt Hunt to Box Elder county Harvest Boll Jorwarf Smokeles Smoker Ag Il Back row Drake Oakey Prevedel McKay Grow Jenkins Panter Saunders George Thomas Heslop Neal Petty Middle row Marrlott Fmet Tubbs Suegle Collem Slater Charlton Moyes Fnrst row Smith Redford Hunt Slater Blanch Wag tatf Rapoletto Maxf eld Amldan money Hardy Short N! rw--mv--v E 'X 4 I F. Ag. l: Back row-Charlesworth, Pewtress, Kranendonk, Green, Dickamore, Harris, Andrews, Mayhew, Stromberg, Hip- well, Crezee, Sharp, Manning Butler, Hadley, Bingham, Thompson, Knight, Green, Fox, Chugg, Lundquist, Allen, Win- ters. Third row-Bell, Kerby, Pincock, Etchevery, Mayhew, Newbold, Combe, Allred, Chugg, Packard, Wilson, Lasso- ter, Petison, Hall, Sercy, Fowers, Bernett, Wayment, Stanger. Second row-Spencer, Belnap, Willey, Shaw, Mietus, Gardiner, Slater, Harper, Oates, Knight, Wheeler, Moyes, Fullmore, Palmer. First row-Holley, Stokes, Gibson, Wright, Clark, Sharp, Skeen. OF AMERICA February-Elwin Slater won Union Pacific Scholarship. May-Exhibiting at Plain City Dairy Day and Kiwanis Jesse Oakey, alternate. Dairy Calf award to outstanding Future Farmer Marchfflvvin Slater won regional F. F. A. Speech in Dairy production. Contest and placed first in the State finals. .luneqlntermountain Junior Livestock Show at North l-le represented Utah in the ll western states Salt Lake. meet. July-Annual Summer trip. April-Field trips and Judging contest. F. A. Smokeless Smoker action. Max George and trophies DAIRY Prevedel Hardy Slater JUDGING TEAMS FARM MECH Slater Flet Tubbs BEEF George Oakey Tubbs CROPS Thomas Jenkins POULTRY Maxfneld Redford Grow Sew rr .sq an u 1. ,uw J Janet Bell President Lloyd Drcioyer Vice President Gerrie Reese Secretory Mrs Helen Moffot Advisor QUILL AND SCROLL Outstonding lournolists of Weber who wore the gold pins of Qu ll ond Scroll were busy this yeor They inoug cro ed mony new octiyities for the school s chopter ond uccessfully corried then out They initioted new members sponsored the Notionol Scholostic Writing Contest ond ci school writing contest sent school popers to schools in Ger mony corried out o Get Acquointed with the Librory w elc he d meetings n the evenings ot members homes ond ond led the members through onother successful yeor CLeft to rightl Bell Kendell Clegg Beol Bcmbrough Drooyer Blair Shreeve Simpson Cliften Reese Mrs Moffat Advisor Folkman ond Rogers , 1 , - ' 1 , 2 l I ? . .. , S . IN . . .. I I V 11 - - A 11 3 I ! - A - 1 , enioyed severol porties. Mrs. Moftot wos their sponsor, ond Jonet, Lloyd, ond Gerrie took over the officers' duties, l I I I I I I I I I I I . I I ' I , . I 1 I ' -r , - 1 , y . ,ct Egg, J ' ' Q , L 4.1 A, ea S I 1 L 'bf - One act play cast which was taken to the Region One Speech Festival at Almirya Dance who hos a twelve South Cache Cast Barrie McKay Kay Shupe Elaine Graviet and year perfect attendance record JoAnn McDowell The comedy received o good rating at the festival l-lero XNorship by Frances Hargis is a very genuine little play ot modern Southern lute in which an old Civil War veteran is shown up by his wife as a lazy and boastful humbug Mrs Robbins has ambition tor her grandson and it is through her desire to help the lad that she is forced to expose the hollowness ot her husband s pretentions of heroism MISCELLANY Typical Graduates Ruth Roren and Dee Wallace were featured in the Spring issue of Scripto They were chosen by popular vote from the Semor Class by the entire Studen Body They had to be in the upper third of their classes, outstanding in school activities, and live up to the principles in the Warrior's Creed. Other contestants were Patsy Pollard, Ilene Kendell, Seth Blair, and Dee Jacobs. asfsr EXCHANGE ASSEMBLY CAST The Theme of The Exchange Assembly Glimpses of School Lnle was clexerly worked oul and was presented to three schools of the regnon Logan South Cache and Box Elder and To Ogden Hugh The lucky members of The cast got our of Two days of school got a nlce long rude In a school bus and had a lor of fun The lnqunnng Ednfor program was broadcast over adxo stanon KDYL on Mar h 20 The gurls Team won over The boys learn by a sllght margrn and each member was awarded a founlaln pen The boys were awarded a pencll Both Teams learned a lot about current events and galnecl a memorable exper ence INQUIRING EDITOR CONTESTANTS Mr Berrett Mr Curt Gardiner Conolly Jacobs Hatch Mr Ruchens Mr Crlfch man Phipps E Hansen Mllnor L Hansen 'ku RING SDWOR LJ X ,manife- INTRAMURAL BOXING CHAMPS Wullle Stokes Roylance Rear Thlnnes Gall Barnes MORE ATHLETICS Golf coached by Melvin Wood was added to the sports program thus year Matches were scheduled vvuth East Logan and Ogden The team vxas captauned by Ernue Schneuter vvnnn r of many awards nn Goltung and vvlth many other tune players on the team Weber made a credltable shownng ID those contests GOLF TEAM Front Schnelter, Redford, Taylor Rear Ferrln, James, Wharton, Hales, Gall 168: N. 3 , - ., , Q . I if A F 1 ' f V ... W .M A I V' , Q 3 t , , D :F M 7, il at r , f I 5 H., . L Q Front: Richards, M 17 X. N, F , , 4 4 f f 1 ' .' ' I 3 I 1 I . I U I ' . - I I v l l . . . r . S . . I , aw Cen Pep Club members so'd flowers for Hazel Stephens Arva Jean Peterson Mr Metcalf Fred Oates and suster Weber at rnnd year from a school IH the Poluo Drive Maxrne Russell Fred came to England Wendell Anderson of Ulntah who has had lnfantlle Paralysls for the past two years He would have been a Semor thus year had he been able to attend school Frnendshnp Ball Publ: :ty uncluclxng Shlrley Dean Dee Jacobs Burk Clega and students from Ogden Hugh 116 9 X! 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X fxX7i ffi4Px9 THE CLEANERS YOU HAVE ALWAYS KNOWN Clty Dry Cleaners Established 1880 Dual 2 9433 1019 Washlngton Blvd WE KEEP THE SPOTS Nothlng In The World ls Good or Bad Except By Comparison ED T WILSON R A WILSON 3 9 N S E6T bf,ilf Q63f, 'N.9'i' '4k fi X9i ' BURNETTS MARKET ns a home owned store A fine place to trade he gnves you more The dollars you spend wall stay rn town Ancl 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 transactnons are done on the square Dollars are round and will roll away As far as New York and there they wall stay So spend them all here and well stack them flat And Ill guarantee they wall all come back QUALITY FOODS QUALITY MEATS Go to BURNETTS for all your eats BOYD W BURNETT GROCERIES 81 MEATS 1166 Washrngton Blvd OGDEN UTAH PHONE 2 6477 Q76X?OQ,fBBfiQ:fB'26Qsf1QsfJQy: 56 !QQ7f Lf 1 I 5 ' 1 N 1 . . - 1 . . . 5 N - J - 1 1 J , - r r - S 1 - S . l ' x I ' . 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S I Q . . 1 2 1 1X 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1151 Office Supply wllh GAS EA the modern 416 24th Street Dual 8622 ue East ot cookmg 1 Just the flrst step Pbgffxxf m your GAS KILCHEH There IS also the clean up convemenco of an economlcal N942-696114 automatlc GAS water heater and the wolk saung efflclency of a sllent GAS refrxger tor both are essentlal tor a truly modern kltcllen Jay Weaver Used Cars LOW PRICED CARS Jay Weaver 222 25 WQS '9'O PM MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY co Serving Utah and Wyoming xS4x!oxVxEfy QE,Q XJ QGQf 'sfeQ,feAf1t IISII LET 5 s Patsy's Popcorn a'r'rend your pariy We Have Everyfhing N86 mmxke QM' Q1 !vfX!' fKQ:i .fiif-ifi Popcorn Complimenis of Farmers Candies NuI's 4W +1 gi 29266 cQ,GGfPs BQ T914 The Town Supply Co Disfribufors Au+omo+ive Equupmenl Par+s Supplies Tools Accessories Rfx XbGJ Av P1 0501 zlbtzozz Insurance Group O GLENNO POLLARD Disl' Mgr AW h gr Ph e7993 fyegaxxf Ellison Dry Cleaning Co 490 25th 5'I94 AND Up to Date Dry Cleaning Co Ek,-f FRANK and ROY S GRILL W h FRANK and ROY S LUNCH Cen ter wx 4 K 6 Eikfifs .fx 2 Sf 4436 ' D OGDEN Richards Sign Co U ! 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' ' - Phone I I l I . 2610 Wvshingfon Blvd- Ogden, Ufvh 2616 washangion Blvd. Ph6ne 2-1224 1 I I I I N4 I ,. ,- ' ' , 26th and 'as ington ' p and I 2 th and iesel ' Fxifjx X , 3 0 I Phone r xr r t r r 5,-for xr 41h feet OU door Advertising isplays Ogden, tah 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 9 5 5 ' x .fbffi ff46ff4?ff Yf'i 'fiX?b effb94ix!fQ ffilf Sim' S Printing and Lithographing Co 242l Klesel Avenue Dial 2 7004 Ogden Utah 9 5 S N N 5 6Q,NfX1,fx1,a-XK,ax!aw,QXF,N,4e vaetaaxvaofxvxvxxan Carpenter Paper Co Wholesale Paper Cordage Bags Stationery 2429 Grant Avenue Phone 4445 Ogden Utah fx XX V SPORTING GOODS ATHLETIC SUPPLIES KEITH S SPORT STORE QfXx,f f 5:f'XQrfX!fOX '?!fiX5LJif Nielsen Awning 8: Upholstery T508 Washington Blvd CUSTOM SEAT COVERS SPORT TOPS CUSTOM TOPS Qfxf ,Af vxy BfQf'Qf'QyE,Q mxfg fx REPAIR NOW EXPERT STOVE REPAIR FLETCHER FURNITURE CO 3 Dial 8238 2210 Wash Blvd xv Q5GQf,QfixBEJfX WANGSGARD S MARKET Five Points LOW PRICES EVERY DAY Qyfx fi Ill 5 R I 9 5 1 , 1 Y . 1 1 1 1 1 , r r r r e r r t r r f r 5 O N 5 , q 5 1 1 1 1 ' r -xy' t 1 f-D r xy xr X 7 I T 5 I as I 5 307 Washington Blvd. Five Points If ' . . 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Q B A iQf , ' g eff4ek9Q N54b91'YffQ' ' ' ' Its A Pleasure to Serve Weber Students DOVER S WHITE CLIFF CGNFECTIONERY 1168 Wushxngton Blvd 'fiKE?5fX5f WX3fb !Gx Xygyx Ne,-ayefc ff, FISHER HESS PONTIAC CO PONTIAC Parfs Service 2305 Grunt Ave Phone 4412 OGDEN UTAH mfs Xfibvfvfkf fm Badger lumber Co Building Maternal Ogden Utoh Phone 5591 Qsisibf Qsie fb ,QL-5 fig' Say lf Wlflv Sunshine Flowers Sunshine Corscges Our Speclolty The Sunshine Gardens 2150 Woshmgton Blvd Telephone 2 1015 AEfQ7GX.fKQ,f1x!fjQf'YQ,fQvfQfYi RXf 4gXJ4PXfb Abel fx ,XE Compllmenfs of SEARS ROEBUCK And CDMPANY 2231 Woshungton Blvd :Lf !?bf1Lf ? f4xX.f'qb4 Samfary Laundry Dry Cleaners 8: Dyers Inc 1 Doy Ser :ce Upon Reques 1810 22 Woshmgton Blvd Phone 4477 :QGQQE Wd? Where Ogden Shops With Contldence 2265 Woshrngton Blvd B'5fX'5E9 xffg X91 WEBER S VARIETY School Supplies Confesffons and Nohons f 1013 Woshmgton Blvd SEQ!-ifEX !fQi 11851 S I 5 , 5 . 5 1 1 1 1 K 1K 1 A 1 1 Y S 1 r fxgftr r t eg r t t r 5 r xg- xr L ' 5 S 1 I I Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 IX T 1 f f I ' aw! 'x' f f X f 5 0 I . N 5 - xf f 1 - K ' - t r t r 2069 Washington Blvd. 5 C. C 5 H . 1 Q . . I S 5 - h 1 ' 1 1 f f 5 wi y r X4 Il - s , S . ll S ' . S I . Y I . 5 S W 1 ' - I ' Q s . Q 6 . 5 I 5 1 'P ' 1X- 1 1 1 1X7 B511 1 1 1 JT 1 4 1 1 Q Your School Rmg Now Your E77g6lg67776'l7ll Ring Lczfez 0 C Twmer ,Z 2 Self Lake Mu ay Br gham T e on'ro g H861 COMPLIMENTS Blue Rlbbon Stables Ufahs F esf Rd g Academy Mou+l1 of Ogde Ca yon Pho e 8l42 'N' f , X O s s . ' P ' , I , , '- C O O f f L L - rr - i - r m n XX?QvfjX K9i5Q s O I u Q f ln 1 In n n n i-bfX!P3fabQY5 ' . Where d8t3IISCOUI1t you can rely on WESTERN ARTS SPECIALISTS IN YEARBOGK ENGRAVING 5hkwEZh A S PIIIITII ITNGHAVEHS 24 REALTY INSURANCE COMPANY FRED FROEHRER P d f I l F U Q O U Q 5 0 0 O 0 0 R I I 362 t t., en, tah. Realfor , resi en WE OEEER REAL ESTATE A COMPLETE MORTGAGE LOAN SERVICE INSURANCE 2415 Kiesel Ave. Dial 2-7507 EN JQQQJQ fraevffixbx ' 1 'fi ' Q'aX9Q'f-k9i Complfmenfs Hens Qtori The Sfore of Greafer Values f3Q,f, 1,9 xy, mfg, sy, if 1,9 iw, if, if, V, Weqoy, 1 If, !wqQy, QYJXQJEJQYJ YG? M VIES IN CA S DER THE STA JXGX J Enloy Your Evenmgs ot Utohs Lclroest ond Finest Outdoor Theater Efxfix YGXYGK S9 O -K fo -4 3- rn -V1 5 :J E N4 U O O 1 LIT MOTOR VU THEATER The Thggfgr Dgwn ,H Ting V0'1py FURNITURE AND CARPET CO BIGGER AND BETTER MOVIES Locoted In Riverdale Qi! 9 V QfGTQ7?ZX!'GRQf3rGQf99fQU iS6Q7G9f4 Qy6XQr6X'6?X!GQrG9:QJ AUTOGRAPHS IT88I r r r I' X! O X, ,1'wY, Y f f E, 5 . 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Nt If has been a pleasure fo work wrfh fhe sfaffs of The Golden Spike Scrrpfo and Warrior Best Wishes to The Graduates of 1948 QQ QIQQ Q6 XQYCCQQC Q9SPX5SQ6 Xx!i !iR-fi Jiffi 51 fiXfiXJ4Sxfi UTAH NOODI ES Chow eMan Noodles Fried Shrlmp 2430 GRANT Ave PHONE 6002 1 190 I . X: 0 sg Q, 5 N - W ' Y 1 53 H 7 ' 5 3 35 9 . 35 . 'Q x M f 'E 3 S ' W 5 E L sg wg s 's - S s s f 2 Q .- -X 5 9kfQ94k9iX 'bEC Q54 ' g f-ix9Q fQC9fs'f-fexfixvgxo-ix! 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