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

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S S Our Dgfmzmir leader .0 'F Vk, ,A N me ., W xv: lwbx, , f - , 4, 5 so ,qi sr T . W 'Sn zu W X,'l,: 'K -oy 'Y ls. .. J' H 'E.lw:Tj e, C Y ' 've- Y Positively a leader in student prob- lems and in football, is our presi- dent, Carl Smith. With the familiar en- trance to Good Old Weber in the back- ground, Margo, Colleen, Bob and Carl take time out for a rest, and a picture. fftty iv., An intriguing smile, real leadership ability and basketball skill make up our treasurer, Bob Folk- man. Friendliness galore, artistic talents and a genuine love for Weber, are but a few of the qualities of our secretary, Colleen Howes. ' 4 Captivating b e st de- scribes our alert vice president, Margo Mar- riott, who knows there is always a right way.

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Im! Were A Kredzl tv ur Q, A whole new system of weught the metric system by Mr Lavell Ward s physucs class MISS CHARLENE SECRIST B B U Clothmg Gurls Assocua Non FHA MR MAC TAFT BS USAC Amerucan Hustory Amer :can Problems Wrestlmg Co Coach M... 1,06 lu,-A-A fi: -CMJ' A AO . QA aff!! T447 14 4. X -4' JIM! Gr MR noon J wwf! as us c Shop Audnbrlum 1' ' elmo! MR LBVELL WARD B S U S A C Sophomore Class Adv: sor Physics Plane Ge ometry ug, MR LELAND WINGER M S U S A F FA Campus Commnt ee MR FERMEN WESTERGARD Iowa U of Calvf Art Sugn Pamtmg Year book Advuser and Pho Yographer MR MELVIN WOOD BS USAC Physscal Education Foot ball Wrestlmg and Golf Coach Learmng a hobby or perhaps a vocation un plastlcs, leather copper an Mr West's arts and crafts I7 Y ' 0 W.. in 3 Fl- l f A H W 'W-.W I Q . A N! I A J , j ' E ' ' W bb a.s., . ., . . .c. F 1 ' .A ' I . . ., '. , V4 S , . ' I ' lx Y A A.s., B.Y.U., u. of ' 6 xx 1 4- ' , I . , 1 ' l . ., . . . . 1 I . I . - -' Wx we . I . ' A A A , -Q 4. 1 p -t 4 A . 'F , RQ t ' S 1- 'R ' s 'fi x' t , f I X , 4 I 4 r . ' , ' - 1 1 l V. ' IA ' ,V ,uf O , -Q-.. G' ' A' X, , W . 'S I . ,, . 1 , W Y .1 A If , 'J I, .' I ' ry V . ' lf, f 2 , A M ,jj 'D f -M I - 1 . ' 1-7 t ' 1 K, V .,, I ff y . . . . I

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Student Hauucil Left to rrght from the back Dennns Slater Howard Gnbby Sandra Cunnmgham Barbara Norm Loss Smnh Sue Zan Lowther Lows Hussman Joyce Mortensen Joyce Nelson Sharon Roylance Loss Heslop Colleen Howes Sharon Larsson Barbara Cook Joyce Waddoups Bob Folkman Muke Oborn Marba Rae Smnh Margo Marrrott and Carl Smlth The student councll, consrstrng of student representatives from each advrsory class un the school, meets whenever necessary to discuss and solve problems and duftlcultues pertaunlng to the nmprovement of our school The representatives are chosen at the begnnnlng of the school year by the process of votrng an each home room class eft to nght Lrnda Hams Dawn Clark Val Anderson Jam Stoddard Frank Slater Art Galvez Wayne Faulkner Bull Lythgoe Jam Freston John Schweatzer Ray Ward Ronnue Halverson Rught row Larry Blaylock Earl Howe Robert Munn Bob Bowman Robert Burton Genuel Rhees Ronald Rlch LaWanna Holley and Annette Stokes Thus councvl IS actually a miniature democracy and provides the students wrth the rught to express theur own opunrons through representation The problems most commonly dlscussed are dances, assemblies, the parking conditions, accumulation of paper an the halls and behavnor un the lunch lme Mrs Ida Draayer and Mr Glen Ward are the faculty advlsors wuth Mr Metcalf rn a supervisory role The council advisors and student offncers are workung together to lmprove our school