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

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SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club was iust or- ganized this year under the direction of Mr. Marble and Mr. Green, Five boosters of the club drew up the constitution and helped organize it. The nature of the club is both physe ical and biological science, They are: John Stoddard, Scot Ander- son, Mary Kleuiord, Bruce Her- rik, Ronnie Hogdson SKATING CLUB The Skating Club was o new- ly organized club this year. Every Wednesday the club went skating at the colliseurn. They also had skating parties. The officers were: Steve Toone, Vice Presiclentg Gar Hunter, Presidentg and Priscilla Snod- dy, Secretary. 26 l .. ff A 1-4 I 1 B ri C X it 'X 1925 I-NT T ,Sl .K V-5 I1 sb SKI CLUB The Ski Club this year held many meetings with lectures and movies for the mem- bers. They had parties and also went skiing. The officers were: President, Steve Johnsonf Vice Presdent, Yvonne Holtzf and Secretary, Gayle Gunderson. we

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Orators were L. to R. Bob Wood, Kay Gould, and Ann Probasco. Roger Anderson, Brent Satterthwaite, Steve Van Dyke, and Frank Smith. DEBATE, oratory, extern- poraneous speaking, and legislature comprised the ac- tivities of the Speech II Class. Under the direction of Mr. C. S. Graves, this class won many honors at the Weber College Invitational Speech Meet, and the Region and State Forensic Meet. This year the Debate Question was: That Foreign aid should be substantially increased. Annette Oaks, Kathryn Bench, Stacy Goodliffe and Patsy Johnson. Jerry Warren, Johnny Stuttler, Mr. Graves, John Stoddard and Mary Klev- iord. aan Higley, Mac Gift Deanna Dabb and Edna Quist. 'Si' fu 'W fs, , s N.-s fl ...rt . . 1' Mm: my Si-f