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

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ties MRS. DRAAYER I have a strong and personal interest in every student and teacher at Weber High School, and have shared many glorious experiences with you. Our opportunities are unlimited and I com- pliment all who have taken advantage of them. To those who may have neglected them or felt school work was a grind, remember, it has been a test to see whether you have become tarnished or polished. May you have success in so doing and be able to apply the knowledge you have gained for a very happy and useful life. Ni l O LH! tlcbxtflgf KL . tr y l,tffuQ,,fifZ, ,,c il ,tv Vit Mill J ' W VW L aff llllll UW Uuffdffll llllgrvl Li. 5 Q lllQJfl!l0,6,'6 ' 0 , .R I H 599' 216 QMLHQ tt' 'WW wr 'ft - 9 - l'l RH t f M76 ff' In alplhj f7 qffl 0 be honest an si regal in that which is for thggoodiv fi i Z7 ay ourselves and for the good of V71 nj' others, forgetting the credit ff? 3 that we might expect from Ui others, forgetting the praise of men. J 9 L7 ttf. lt it Q jd MR. VAN ALFEN Never before has life offered more opportunities to the young person who will rise up and meet the challenge. Don't be among those who fail to meet this challenge. Meet life with determinci tion and confidence, and you will know the happiness life has to offer.

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,Y fu-4'.r - , Kola 1, 4 ,Lfj acc YC Vifwi ., ffl E--ffd leg, 55, UI' i.4Qf, 61.54, ci.41'L.6Q3L,4f ,Af 1 QV-,fe 4- QQ 4- if 4 .51 yf , 9 of fur.- Clif gerulfvew yLe2f4Lc-5.fi,4,' Q 1 . GU ANCE,.QffLfc' 6 efdcodli wa. Qcaumzff 1. is s f lc Q1J,y,4C,4fl ffl I' . i xM:g4q5'! JJ jig Q. 4 X Ili Q ,rc W69 L51 fl I U Co 0 Alwffffgm ,Q GUIDANCE WORKERS First Row, left to Right: Mari- lyn Lindquist, Mitsuko Kawa- guchi, Virginia Larimore, Nor- ene Hull, Kay Parker. Second Row, Left lo Right: Linda Toms, Gwen Gooch, Sharon Barrow, Carol Jean Fielding, Helen Knight. OFFICE WORKERS First Row, Left to Right: Miss Storey, Patsy Schultz, Mrs. Melon, JoAnn Baird. Second Row, Left to Right: Sandra Noisbitt, Glenda Ingram, Ann Cox, Janean Butler, Deanna Lewis, Willie McKay, Carol Poulsen, Elane Hogan, Shauna Pulisphcr, Carol Klevjord. RECEPTIONISTS Lu Jean Gibson, Deanna Dabb, Vernetta Parsons, Marilyn Tay- lor, Becky Burnett, Cynthia Redmond. rd'-1 -WK' we was