Weber's WARTIME SUBSTITUTE FOR e k i p S n e d l o G The q npber THE BRASS TACK WEBER'S WAR TIME SUBSTITUTE FOR The Golden Spike Published by THE WEBER STUDENTS HIGH Editor: OF SCHOOL ELMA WIDDISON Business Manager: MARK BERRETT VIVIAN KENNETH HILL A Little Word A little word in kindness A Or-a.téar; Has motion often healed the And made a friend spoken, heart’s look—has crushed Many a budding flower, Then had a smile broken, sincere. A word—a Which, that to earth but owned its birth, life’s darkest hour. Would bless deem it not an idle thing, A pleasant word to speak; The face you wear—the The heart may thoughts you bring— heal or break. BROWN SNAPS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY MISS JEPPSEN Dean of Girls MR. METCALF Principal MR. WATKINS Dean of Boys FRONT ROW: Mr. Blaylock, Miss Hansen, Miss Moore, Mr. Metcalf, Miss Doutre, Miss SECOND ROW: Westergard. Mr. Mr. Sanders. THIRD ROW: | Smith, Mr. Ward, Mr. Green, Mr. Holland, Miss Littlefield, Miss Mr. Petty, Chadwick, BACK ROW: Mr. Watkins, Mr. Eyre, Mr. Reid, Mr. ‘Mr. Brown, Mr. Gibby, Mr. Mortenson. Mr. Mr. Hadlock, Arnett, Layton, Mr. Mr. Russell, Miss Jeppsen. Oberhansly, Mr. Swenson, STUDENT Shirley BODY OFFICERS Beverly Ronald STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Fae Cramer, Bessie Batice. SECOND ROW: Harriet Neil Johns, Donna Warner, Teresa Dale Holley, Hansen, Santarilla, Shirley Brown, Vernon Bernice Crisp, Rice, BACK ROW: Ed Blair, Charles Warren, Leon McKay, ell, Reid Storey, Jack Wahlen, Wayne Mount. Ronald Peterson, Beverly Stephens, Luella Johnson, Donna Merrill Shupe, Jim Deamer. Mack Smith, Bob Potter, Rawlings, Ross Pow- GIRLS AND BOYS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS CLASSES SENIORS SENTOR Boyd CLASS OFFICERS Lucille Jean FRONT ROW: G. Baker, B. Borgeson, E. Cottle, B. Cunningham, N. Baker, L. Clegg, J. Child, D. Busch, B. Critchlow, L. Arave.. SECOND ROW: J. Cadieux, R. Bingham, D. Bond, B. Brown, L. Berlin, D. Burnett, E. Erickson, F. Anderson, D. Clark, L. Christensen. THIRD ROW: L. Brooks, G. Butler, B. Charlesworth, B. Bingham, E. Cobabe, H. Berrett, G. Dalryymple, B. Crisp, B. Anderson. FOURTH ROW: H. Anderson, M. Burgess, I. Chamberlain, L. Archibald, N. Boekway, B. Boekway, O. Dance, B. Bailey, I. Carver, J. Downes, K. Crowther. FIFTH ROW: M. Barrett, R. Bybee, B. Anderson, C. Hawkes, A. Charleton, D. Berrett, L. Bradshaw, J. Deamer, Ed Blair. BACK BOW: 1, Beal, L. Cook, Endow, L. Christensen. J. Etherington, R. East, W. Dominguez,.“E. Erickson, 5, 10 FRONT ROW: M. Isaki, N. Ito, M. Jenkins, E. Gennitti, N. Garner, J. Holmes, J. Hammon, D: Heslop. SECOND ROW: I. Grow, J. Jensen, G. Hougard, B. Firth, L. Johnston, T. Gould, H. Johns. THIRD ROW: E. Heslop, J. Heslop, B. Higley, L. Gooch, L. Johnson, V. Hopkins,C. .Fulmore, B. Hansen. FOURTH ROW: F. Gibson, M. Harris, G. Hicks, R. Favero, W. Garner, D. Garner. BACK ROW: OQ. Holley, FRONT ROW: Y. SECOND ROW: S. Greaser M. THIRD. ROW: FOURTH BACK it Manning. .B. ROW: ROW: Po Kawaguchi, D. McEntire, : Muller, D. Be Garder, Messerly, A. McClean, 3 Q.° McKay, O. Manning, R. Nelson, Hyér, Mi. J. Judkins, I. Mahaney, B. D. Morton,R. Meldrum, D. McAdam, B. Gardner, Hancock, J. Nichols, N. McFarland, Fuller, L. Magagna, G. Graves, L. Mark, Neville, B. R. Kapp, Johnson, Hanna, R. McFarland. J. McCarty, V. Orton, EB. Kent. N. Montgomery, E. Hogge. K. Olsen,.F. G. D. Lister. FRONT ROW: M. Shiba, L. Pebley, L. Platt, Ey Serr, G. Shipe. SECOND ROW: L. Pearson, E. Penman, E. Montgomery. THIRD ROW: D. GC: Patterson, FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: BACK ROW: Heslop, B. Parker, G. B. Simpson. BACK Spires, R. N. Smith, Peterson, R. Peterson, L. Shaw, G. T. Robins, Russell, Santerelli, L. Sorenson, M. Soderquist, L. B. Stephens, F. Parker, Staley, J. McCarty, L. Slater, E: Drake; W; M. Spencer, E. Strong, G. Stoker, L. Russell, V. Rice, G. Sakaniwa. K. Schoonmaker. F. Gibson, ROW: Pringle, J. Pennington, B. Storey, R. Storey, R. A. Yoshimura, D. Taylor, E. Thompson, Uhren, E. S. Greaser. R. Winter, E. Widdison, M. Wahlstrom, ROW: O. Wade, J. Taylor, dison, Robins, K. Stuart, FRONT ROW: D. Woodfeild, B. West, L. Wayment. SECOND L. F. M. Yamashita. Thurston, D. Tullis, H. S. Thompson, Terry, V. Todd, N. Woodfield, C. Whitely, L. White, R. Wid- B. Winter. 12 SENIOR ROLL AND COMMENTS VICTOR ADAMS Riverdale fun-loving client Mickey the of Mr. Rooney Watkins second ROBERT ALLEN Huntsville solemn ambition: BARBARA BROWN North Ogden quiet LOIS BERLIN Pep Club Pres. ROY BURCH Ogden “Butch” Stewardess irresistable scientist WILLIAM ALLEN deep voice good-natured DOLORES BERRETT Roy celebrity expressive eyes likes to sew BERTHA ANDERSON Taylor Sweet personality HELEN North quiet trim figure attentive BETTY ANDERSON Roy Spirited meticulous friend of Miss Jeppsen HAROLD ANDERSON North Ogden imaginative contented gift: adaptability LOUISE ARAVE Hooper quiet BETH BAILEY Pleasant View Senior Play Newsnotes Editor beautiful hair GWYNETH BAKER Wash. Terrace flirt art: dancing bewitching NOLA MAE BAKER Roy Cheer Leader pastime: Jim friendly JIM BEAL Wilson Cheer Leader Navy student happy-go-lucky betrothed RAMONA BINGHAM Huntsville Senior Play singing ability “Mona” EDWARD BLAIR Ogden athletic manager oratorical ability easy ~ to look at CLAIR BAILEY Riverdale Navy DONALD APPOLONIE Riverdale Navy BETTY BORKWAY Riverdale cultured singing stately NELLIE ability BOEKWAY Riverdale domestic enthusiastic ability BEVERLY BORGESON Wash. Terrace dainty blond Spirited LAVON Ogden married BROOKS cute laugh dimples artistic refined bashful blushes GLENNA BUTLER Wash. Terrace sweet personality energetic likeable REID BYBEE Unitah intelligent torment gift: fun loving GERRIE CADIEUX Wash. Terrace brown eyes pleasing smile JUNE CARVER Plain City black eyes beautiful hair intelligent IVY JUNE CARVER Plain City black LA MAR CHRISTENSEN Hooper good looking a would-be Casanova LEOLA CHRISTENSEN Hooper ambition: Charley sings brown MARVA BURGESS Harrisville pretty blonde artistic cute laugh DOROTHY BUSCH South Ogden intellectual musical talent married “Jack” sociable BETTY BINGHAM Wash. Terrace dainty sociable Overcoming keen forceful gift: dancing attractive hair style charming LOIS ARCHIBALD Wash. Terrace stately charming BERRETT Ogden MARK BERRETT North Ogden Seminary Pres. intelligent blue eyes FAYE ANDERSON Wash, Terrace pleasing laugh 13 LA NORA BEAVER Wash. Terrace charming laugh pleasingly plump loveable eyes systematic charming IRIS CHAMBERLIN North Ogden artist—musician charming likeable ANNA BETH CHARLETON West Weber poised majestic apprehensive BETH CHARLESWORTH South Ogden artist charming pleasing smile JEAN CHILD Roy speaking ability blond prettv complexion JERRY CHILD Riverdale Navy eyes KEITH CLARK Liberty fun-loving dependable tease DOROTHY CLARK West Weber sweet domestic yang LA VERL CLEGG South Ogden magnetic personality trumpeter flirtatious ELNA COBABE Slaterville intelligent book worm studious LYMAN COOK Plaim City: athletic gentlemanly Renee EVELYN Hooper COTTLE “Singy” Price rt incendiary blonde DEON CREZEE musical ability forceful personality dignified charming BERNICE CRISP Wash. Terrace Senior Play beautiful hair BETTY CRITCHLOW Ogden gift of gab flirtatious daintv KENNETH CROWTHER Harrisville client of Mr. Watkins energetic Sells gasoline BERNICE CUNNINGTON Hooper attractive hair styyle likes to laugh brown eves NORMA CLAY DALRYMPLE Wash. Terrace boystruck intrigueing interesting personality ONEITA DANCE West Weber flirtatious blonde likes to ride JIM DEAMER North Ogden “Sinatra” curly hair likes B. J. WILLIAM DOMINGUEZ Wilson bashful studious quiet JOYE DOWNES Wash. Terrace dances cute legs talks baby talk EVELYN Wilson DRAKE quiet cheerful smile dark hair RAMON EAST Warren reserved hard to get acquainted with nice SAM ENDOW Ogden scientific modest cheerful ELIZABETH ERICKSON Wilson music ability energetic enthusiastic ELMER ERICKSON Plain City red hair cheerful fun loving JOHN ETHERINGTON Plain City quiet, refined handsome ROBERT Taylor FAVERO good kid refined “Slanguage” BESSIE FERRO Ogden quiet, likeable interesting BETTY FIRTH Roy loveable chic clothes expressive MARVIN Eden tease eyes FULLER hobby: girls likeable CHARLES FULMORE shorty singer mischievious BOB GARDINER Eden subtle pastime: Irene curly hair DEE GARNER Roy red hair, dry wit Mr. Watkins’ friend WALTER GARNER Burch Creek dark, short pastime: mechanics WILLIAM GARNER Huntsville sleepy, tall ambition: Marilyn ELLA GENETTI Hooper dignified quiet, domestic FRED GIBSON West Weber interest: Dolores blonde, agreeable LILA GOOCH Pleasant View sunny personality quiet pretty blue eyes THORA GOULD North Ogden art talent gift: perception idealistic IRENE GROW Huntsville Scripto Editor attractive hair style systematic MAXINE GUMBRECHT Hooper pretty, unique charming ROBERT GRAVES Wilson ‘Chris’ big brown eyes gift: tormentor SPENCER GREASER Riverdale tall, dark bashful STANLEY GROBERG Farr short West passive Mr. Watkins’ friend ELWYN HALL Riverdale football player boxer dark complexioned JEAN HAMMON Roy cognitive posed red hair GENE HANCOCK West Weber hr A. short a good sport ELMER HOGGE Eden senior play speaking ability “George” GLEN HANNA Ogden wolf but full likeable of fun ROBERT HANSEN FoF, A, Hooper cognitive handsome LE ROY HERRICK West Weber short curly Navy hair student MARILYN HARRIS Harrisville captivating pretty poised FLORENCE Plain City quiet HART sweet dignified COLLEEN Huntsville HAWKS school play gift: writing ability DORIS HESLOP West blushes Weber sweet attentive likeable stately JOYCE HESLOP West Weber musical energetic sweet perscnality GLADYS HICKS Wash. Terrace domestic sleepy blonde BETTY JEAN Hooper plays guitar bashful quiet KENNETH Wilson HIGLEY HIGLEY spirited swears ambitious dark full of HILL Terrace fun cute laugh HARVEY HIRSCHI Wiash. capable grins fun Terrace MALCOLM HOGGAN North Ogden flirt lupine fun widow Senior Class Sec. fascinating personality ORVIL HOLLEY Slaterville School & Senior play Boys Asso. Pres. magnetic personality VIRGIE HOPKINS North Ogden very quiet pretty black hair artist GLENNA HOUGARD Wash. Terrace pretty blonde boy-shy giggles PAUL HYER Wilson Denver speech Senior play smooth line ARLENE ELDON HESLOP West Weber likes to sluff KEITH Wash. JEAN HOLMES Wilson Sherm’s war IHRIG Burch Creek engaged “scarlet” energetic MAE ISAKI Piam City attractive hair style delicate laugh nice NATSUK OITO Plain City pretty hair gift: seamstress attarctive MARIAM JENKINS Plain City. gift: concept short sweet personalityy JEANNE JENSEN Wash. artist pretty quiet Terrace HARRIET JOHNS Pleasant View musical talent charming personality “Pgul’” PHYLLIS Wash. JOHNSON Terrace capable energetic charming FERRIS JOHNSON Ogden intelligent dependable capable 14 LOIS JOHNSTON Hooper Senior Play Denver speech gift: dancing JUNE MAW Plain City blonde personality LYNNE BONNIE Roy Hooper JOHNSTON Navy LUELLA JOHNSTON Riverdale DAR: striking personality pretty JACK E, JUDKINS North Ogden “Norma” flirtatious comical BERNICE KAPP Wilson pretty eyes pleasant personality ambition: secretary YOSHIKO KAWAGUCHI Roy friendly likes to sew gift: perception EMMY LOU KENT Wash. Terrace brown eyes devastating pleasing voice DORIS LASATER North Ogden music ability big brown eyes art: flirting DAVID J. LISTER Wash. Terrace intelligent hashful cuiet IRENE MAHANY Uintah pretty sweet sings McADAM red hair forward gift: talk JOAN McCARTY North Ogden business staff pretty arc: flirt DOROTHY McENTIRE Roy quiet subtle nice NELDA McFARLAND West Weber blonde pretty complexion pleasing laugh RAMONA McFARLAND South Ogden red Sings hair likes Dan ARLENE McLEAN West Weber art: flirt graceful cute laugh RAYMOND MELDRUM J. “Durhams’” DONNA Ogden FLORENCE ODEEN “Slug” school paper comedian QUINN McKAY Huntsville athletic red head nickname: LENA MARK Riverdale dark capable dependable 15 frivolous giggles captivating Huntsville Speaking dignified PARKER “Toe” ability MORTON intelligent sociable JOHN NASH Plain City tall dark fun loving humor sings personality sings promiscuous nice personality DONALD Ogden dry Hooper charming handsome Fat reserved bashful CHARLES PARKER Roy Senior play singing ability NOLAN MONTGOMERY North Ogden MANNING West loving WILLIAM A. MILLER North Ogden business ability systematic dark MESSERLY fascinating personality DELBERT PATTERSON Roy tease alert fun LARRAINE PEARSON North Ogden flightyy cute facial expression Senior play JOHN R. PENNINGTON Ogden Canyon Army Air Corps striking red hair BILL PETERSON Huntsville All star basketball player Happy Warrior “Gwen” LOIS PEBLEY North Ogden eute smile pleasing personality pretty RONALD PETERSON Riverdale football Denver Speech Student Body Pres. MELBA PENMAN Hooper School play gift: character reading happy-go-lucky REBECCA PIGGOT Wash. Terrace quiet dependable domestic JOYCE PINGREE Roy Denver Speech temperamental charming LUCILE PLATT Wilson betrothed Sweet personality cute EMMA PRINGLE business curly hair attractive DARRELL PAINTER fun HLENORE MONTGOMERY Hooper Harrisville tall Farr Taylor attractive hair style cute smile LESLIE MAGAGNA Ogden good looking blonde MARY MANNING Hooper domestic pet peeve: V.E.RS.A. friendly RICHARD NELSON Wash. Terrace quiet intelligent fun loving DOLORES NEVILLE South Ogden reporter meek gift: trim figure MICHAEL JOHN NEILSON interesting shy studious JOY. NICHOLS Ogden Editor of Warrior Trumpeter quiet sunny disposition KENNETH OLSEN Huntsville cheerful “pleasingly plump” happy-go-lucky VERDA ORTON North Ogden bashful pretty blonde lovely hair OREN OWEN staff dark hair baby voice CHARMAIN PURCELL chic clothes pretty hair brilliant VERNON RICE short gentlemanly quiet GWEN ROBINS Eden vd ty ag ss Miss Weber’ loveable LOIS ROBINS Plain City Senior Play big brown eyes charming personality CALVIN RUSSELL Roy blonde likeable tease LEWIS RUSSELL Harrisville dark curly a free RENEE cheer fine hair man RUSSELL leader posture “Lyman” TERESA SANTARELLI Wash. Terrace personality trim figure gift: dancing GEORGE SAKANIWA Ogden dignified book artist dependable MASAKO Roy SHIBA smart artist capable KENNETH SCHOONMAKER Ogden amusing friendly tolerant forceful personality LORELLA best hope: “Jack” LOWELL C. SHAW North Ogden blonde Mr. Watkins’ friend VERNICE SIMMONS North Ogden slender figure pleasing perscnality “Mack” RULON SHAW Liberty Denver Speech Senior Play lupine ELAINE SERR South Ogden petite letters MERRILL SHUPE North Ogden By FA. Pres. athletic ability Bond LAVORA SLATER Slaterville quiet domestic farmerette BLAIR SIMPSON Plain City handsome athletic spirited NORMA JEAN Riverdale brilliant brown eyes pastime: point: WESLEY neat pastime: SORENSON Wilson unique GLORIA SHUPE North Ogden energetic attractive likes to write CARL SINGLETON Warren Trumpeter Staff wolf MARIAN SODERQUIST Uinta full of fun cute laugh very likeable MACK SMITH Riverdale speaking ability athletic SMITH “Jack” figure Bailey SPENCER Harrisville curly hair jolly disposition GLORIA SPIERS Wlison blonde jocose KEITH STECK Roy lupine intelligent ELOISE FUNK Uinta domestic pleasant personality gift: husband DEAN STOKER Uinta Service BEVERLY STEPHENS South Ogden vice president good citizen pastime: LeRoy GENE STOKER Roy good kid radio tech. V-6 DONNA TAYLOR Harrisville cute figure flirtatious likes to dance BOYD STOREY Hiden pretty eyes Senior Class Pres. Senior Play ERMA THOMPSON West Weber attractive hair style delightful refined REID STOREY North Ogden debater intelligent blonde HOWARD TERRY Roy congenial hobby: building model airplanes SHIRLEY THOMPSON Roy keen mind sweet personality optimistic LUCILLE WHITE Plain City petite speech activities V. P. Senior Class EMMET STRONG Uinta sleeps in class persistent athletic DARREL TULLIS Roy Deer Slayer football wavy blande hair VERNA TODD Hooper “Tony bs-M.. Tf. a darn good kid ROBERTA WHITE Wash Terrace graceful tease KENNETH Uinta tease, dark likeable STUART MARGARET THURSTON Slaterville celebrity likes men enthusiastic DALE TAYLOR Farr West tall, blushes football MAXINE WAHLSTROM Ogden nice typing ability cheerful sociable roller ROBERT Wash. skates L. UHREN Terrace intelligent persistent handsome CECILE WHITELEY Liberty sweet nice smiles companionable ELMA WIDDISON Hooper competent Senicr Play Brass Tack | Editor RUTH WIDDISON Hooper “Ruthie” | friendly gift: wit DOROTHY WILLARD Liberty Harrisville jocose attendance: here 1, out 2 celerity speaking ability devastating pleasant voice RUTH WINTER LORNA WAYMENT Huntsville Warren ee intellectual vivid personality pleasant personality cute smile friendly dignified DORIS WOODFIELD North Ogden JUNIOR TAYLOR delicate blush Harrisville intriguing personality tall, dark pastime: writing letters handsome ELMER TAYLOR BARBARA WEST Roy schcol play speech activities mistletoe queen AKEYO Ogden artist YOSHIMURA long black fadistic hair 16 FIRST SEMESTER DIARY Dear Diary: SEPT. 20, 1943— Today began the eighteenth year of school at Weber. For the students that were here last year, it is a day of reminiscing and renewing old acquaintences. Those who are new are quite lost, but the puzzled, embarrassed expressions on their faces when they barge into the wrong classes will soon change to a confident smile of friendliness. In our opening assembly all of the faculty for the coming year was introduced. SEPT. 21— we had the opening soul Today, of Weber from the beginning student for the Seniors, white of the school of 1927 up to the present and blue for the dance was a year assembly year. The year. A program new portrayed the very student, Jim Beal, asked the matinee dance an old student, LaVerl Clegg, what was so outstanding about Weber. She told him the meaning of the Happy Warrior and suggested what it would tell if it could talk. Then the Warrior, Ed Blair, told of its vigil. During the dark days of the depression, Weber’s morale was high and the undaunted students of Weber pulled her through with flying colors. He. told of the death of Will Rogers and the year Weber won the “Little Brown Jug” from Ogden High. He brought memories of the beginning of the war. Then the Warrior faded. Student executives of the forty-three, forty-four school year pledged themselves to make this year the very best in Weber’s history. pie ls oe School began with a bang? (Schedule regular). SEPT. 23— Again the schedule was regular. The registration is larger this year than ever before. There’s girls to the right of you, girls to the left of you, but what girl wants to hold hands with a girl? SEPT. 24— This morning the student body officers passed “Get acquainted” cards out to the students. Red for the Juniors sophomore. We had first today. It started with a grand march to get all students dancing. Miss Sander made the little purple bags that a stag girl could give to another girl and dance with the other’s partner. (A necessity because Of the acute man shortage). SEPT. 27— : Today they began alternating second and third periods with fourth and fifth so that there would be time to accomplish something in classes. (Half days). SEPT 28— ~ This morning the Pep Girls came around to the home rooms and sold War Stamps. OCT. 1— Today we had a Pep rally before the opening football game with Bear River. Weber was victorious, 12 to 0. Tonight the opening big success. OCT. 4— The student council members were elected and the first announcement was about the F. F. A.’s seed and flower show. OCT. 7— Today they held the tryouts for the cheer leaders. There are several trying cut but only four will be chosen. These will not include Nola Baker, who was chosen last year and will continue this year. OCT: 8— We had a full day today. It began with the F. F. A. Assembly and seed and flower show. In the afternoon there was a football game with South Cache. The highlight of the day was the F. F. A. Ball. Janice Shupe was chosen queen and Shirley Ross and Venita Call were her attendants. OCT. 11— Cheer leaders were chosen. They are Jim Beal, Sherman Rawlings, Orvil Holly, Renee Russell, Ettalue Fernelius, and Nola Baker of last year. OCT. 12— Ray Wheeler, a student of Weber, has many hobbies and one of his latest is the construction of the Hifel the to tower in miniature, downtown build the Naval tower made Recruiting and from toothpicks. Office according to in Ogden Ettalue This marvel and also Fernelius, was school of the sleight of hand here news at Weber. reporter, was It took young on display at him six Wheeler is weeks now making a Ferris wheel of toothpicks. OCT. 14— Ah That was the day. He walked into the assembly hall. A snappy march was being played by the High School Band. The students were clapping with the rhythm; then there was a hush—then Ronald tip-toed out onto the stage, leaned out to the audience and announced, “Today is the day we play for the ‘Little Brown Jug.”’ Then there was a scream and the Pep Assembly was on. OCT. 15— Today was the day of the Victory Dance for Ogden Weber. OCT. 18— This morning, the bus had just stopped for the red light on Sixteenth, when a car came Speeding down the highway and screeched to a stop. The bus driver made a cutting remark about the younger generation. OCT. AT 19— The first We looked snow out and fell today. who should we see but our own dear Mr. Blaylock. OCT. 20— In our assembly today we had a lecture and demonstration on nylon and other synthetic materials. Bonds and stamps were sold in the lower hall. We also held the election of the Boys Association. OCT. 22— Reynald and Gladys Laubin, adopted children of One We had a most interesting assembly today. Bull, Sitting Bull’s nephew, helped us to realize and appreciate the importance of the American Iidian Weber’s football team played Logan High today. by demonstrating Indian customs, culture and folklore. Although we lost in score team our in won honest sportsmanship, OCT. 26— The advertising for the Hallow’en Dance began today. mings. Some shivers! OCT. 27— It will be Mr. Green selected the school play today. gin tomorrow. and effort There is to be “The ; Youngest enthusiasm, a spook and alley all the Tryouts Profession.” trim- will be- OCT. 28— A Pep Assembly was also held. Petitions for the class officers were beginning to circulate. OCT. 29— This evening the The score was 21 to 12. Yeh! Weber! We had a football game with Bear River. The prizes were won by Jean Holmes and Sherman Rawlings. Hallow’en Dance was held. NOV. 2— The little sisters The first rehearsal was held. The cast for the Schocl Play was completed today. of the Pep Club met their Big Sisters for the year. NOV. 3— What a man! made his first appearance at Weber today. John Pennington Red-headed Handsome Pennington is going to be the pass word for all the blonds this year. NOV. 4— This Don Stiles, reporter and photographer, was the feature attracticn in our assembly today. The girls came dressed in various costumes according to the evening the G. A. A. gave their first party. Fernelius. Ettalue and Betty James, West, (Barbara pictures they were handed by the presidency. NOV. 5— The first publication of the Warrior Trumpeter announced the Senior and Junior Class officers. NOV. 8— For an example he said, “Ycu In Mr. Gibby’s class, he was trying to explain the law of gravity. Melvin Danielson, see, students, we are compelled to stay on earth because of the law of gravity.” “Yes, but how did we hang on before that law was passed ?”’ NOV. 9— Horace Mann said, “A human being is not in any proper sense a human being until he Was Paul Hyer right this morning when he What of this cutting classes and sluffing? it over, fclks—think it over.” NOV. 10— The tryouts for the first rehearsal of the school orchestra were held. is educated.” said, “Think NOV. 11— Today is Armistice Day, and again Weber students paid tribute to the men in the service who fought with Ronald for this purpose was arranged and died in World War I. A special assembly program Peterson acting as M. C. Music was provided by the schcol band and songs of 1918 were sung by a quartet, Connie Rhees, A retold story, “The Coward,” by Lois Johnston, Jean Blodged, Margaret Ellis and Darlene Williams. The highlight Readings were given by Alois Gibby, Leola Christensen and Betty Critchlow. was given. A male quartet, of the program was a play, entitled “Lest We Forget,” by the Play Production Class. Grant Russell, Glen Call, Charles Parker and Gcrdon Cragun, sang “My Buddy,” and “Wait for Me, Shirley Brown and Barbara West Mary.” Betty Boekway sang “Say a Prayer for the Boys Over There.” Last year’s president, To close, all the studen's sand “God Bless America.” sang modern war songs. last year’s vice president, Taylor, and Ann Murray Carver, now in the United States Marine Corps, were our guests. NOV. 12— Lucille Storey, President; Boyd Seniors: are: They Would you like to know the class officers? Juniors: Alan Douglas, President; Donna Rawlings, Secretary. Holmes, Jean Vice President; White, Shirley Ross, Vice Earl Childs, President; Sophomores: Secretary. Marilyn Combs, Vice President; President, and Darlene Medell, Secretary. NOV. 15— Of interest to Physical Education students this week has been a checker tournament conducted in Miss Sander’s classes. NOV. 17— Today Loring Campbell Students. Mr. Campbell’s and acts Mrs. of Campbell magic and presented ventriloquism a magical completely hour of fascinated fun the to the Weber High audience. NOV. 18— They learned their The Little Sisters of the Pep Club greeted their Big Sisters at their lockers. obligations and duties they are expected to perform throughcut the year in order to be eligible for the Pep Club next year. NOV. 19— Today the editorial staff of News Notes was changed, due to the publication of the school paper. Joy Nichols, former editor, and her associates, Connie Rhees and Carol Haverfield, have taken over Their places will be filled by Beth Bailey, Editor, with Erma editcrial positions on the Trumpeter. Harris and Darlene Medill as associate editors. 18 NOV. 24— Today we had a very special and noisy visitor in Weber’s lower hall. It was none other than the prize turkey which was given away at the “Old Barn Dance.” Fern Wagstaff was the lucky person to have the gobbler on her Thanksgiving Day table. The gym was decorated attarctively and timely trimmed with baled hay, corn shucks and brown and orange streamers. The dance was a perfect ending to a short and sweet school week. NOV. 29— . Today is Lois’s birthday. (Johnson, in case there is any doubt. A group of students presented a program at Bushnell General Hospital in Brigham City. Mr. Metcalf reports that because of the enthusiastic reception with which the soldiers received our students, other shows similar to this will be presented there again. NOV. 30— : The Senior rings were selected today by Senior Class officers and faculty advisors. The style decided upon is a gold Warrior set upon pink gold and silver. They promise to be very attractive. DEC. 1— Today the Weber High tenth grade basketball team defeated Lewis Junior High’s tenth grade team, 37 to 20. This is certainly a good takeoff for a successful season. DEC, 13— Our school is in great mourning today over the untimely death of Kenneth Brown and Vivian Hill. DEC. 14— Today our basketball team was defeated by Murray High. DEC. 15— Have you noticed how good the cafeteria meals have been this year? You have? Well, it’s because of the capable new cooks we have up there this year. Such as Mary Manning, Ruth Widdison and i See. ge DEC. 16— We selected our choice for Christmas queen. It was done by choosing one girl from each American. Problems class and each Social Science class. DEC. 17— Weber was victorious over Morgan, 39 to 25. DEC, 21— : Meetings of the Boys Association and the Girls Association were held. Sergeant Hilton talked to the boys: “Too late.” In the girls meeting they were entertained in the appropriate holiday fashion. DEC, 22— The Warriors Creed was read and voted upon. The girls of the school brought gifts for the soldiers and placed them under a large tree in the lower hall. DEC, 23— Tonight was the big game with South Cache. The end of the game found Weber in the lead, 31 to 27. We congratulated Coach Arnett and the boys for their splendid work. After the game, the Mistletoe Frolic was held. The Queen of the evening was Barbara West. She was chosen from 18 candidates. Her attendants were Verna Bess Farrel, Shirley Brown, Betty Firth, and Jean Stokes. DEC. 25— “Merry Christmas!” DEC. 27— Back again to school today. Ah nuts! Same old routine, same old list of students to see the Deans—ah—what’s this, some lucky music students get off sixth period to practice for the Cantata next Wednesday. DEC. 28— | Today was just the same old stuff. The Glee Club and Mixed Chorus practiced. most of the day. From what we heard the program will be very nice. DEC. 29— : Today many students are on edge. Tonight the Cantata is to be presented. Students can be seen walking about in a daze, mumbling words or humming a tune. Good luck to them. DEC. 30— The bright Parker. JAN. 1— “Happy Today ties New we were worn and the winner Today an American Connie Rhees was Problem given notes. Huh? “Bubbles.” Weber is in a dither. They JAN. 7— Weber was victorious over JAN. 10— The week after January 3. JAN. 11— The 19 Spring First prize goes to asked Mr. that handsome Charles Year!” had Test between a pessimist and an optimist. Mr. penders and an optimist wears neither.” JAN. 5— love chosen. Festival a are new Emma nickname—by prepared for River. Happy Day! met. Lou answered, getting Bear committee and Hadlock Kent “A pessimist herself. She’ll the with game learn Bear Hadlock the difference write those kind wears to River. both belt and sus-. of JUNIORS JUNIOR Marilyn BACK ROW: ROW: OFFICER Allan JUNIOR FRONT CLASS CLASS Donna REPRESENTATIVES Layne Goodsell, Verna Suiter, Connie Wayne Schmalz, Bill Blair, Vernon Shaw, Rhees, Dale Darrell Hansen. Illum. 20 JUNIOR Le Roy Applonie Bill Baker Kay Barker Boyd Barker Merlin Bartlett Charles Barneck Kenneth Berrett John Besso Bert Bennington Lamoin Bennington James Beus Jack Bingham Grant Bitton Bill Blair Arthur Bowman Ivern Braley Jack Bronson Kenneth Brown Uldrick Buckway Sterling Campbell Evan Carlsen Marvin Carver Keith Chadwick Junior Charlton La Vere Chatelain Melvin Child Lynn Christensen Marvin Clark Dee Cook Farris Ccoper Dee Coy Don Harrington Norman Harrington Royden Heslop Elmer Hipwell Vern Hipwell Warren Hodge Kenneth Hori Kenneth Humphreys Pierre Hualde Harold Jensen Darrell lum Lyle Kapp Edward Knittle Kenneth Larson Lecn Lister Gordon Madsen Rudy Maus Vadell Maw Dean Mayberry Niel McCrary Russell McDonald Leon McKay Ramon McKay Masami Miya Walter Mikesel, Jr. Heroshi Mcchizuki Vern Montgomery Arthur Dean Moore Moyes CLASS Glen Thompson Grant Thompson Leon Thompson Ralph Thompson Ray Thompson Jimmy Bill Togerscn Travis LeRoy Richard Tubbs Udink Don Ure Bill Van Meeteren Harold Vause Robert Vogt Jay Wallace Neil Warner Charles Warren Willis Yost Claire Alder Verla Dana Allen Melve Arave Lola Barnes Betty Lou Barrows Audrey Bateman Darlene Beckman Margaret Benedict Margaret Bingham Helen Blecha Jean Blodgett Shirley Brown Jane Brellock Rosalie Bybee Venita Call Wanda Carey Joyce Chambers Shirley Chandler Mae Charlton Fern Child Mary June Christensen Lou Jean Chugg Betty Rae Clark Marilyn Ccmbs Thelma Coy Fay Cramer Wilma Crisp Margene Dabling June Dalrymple Doris Davies Donna Dickemore Erma Dye Shirley East Margaret Ellis Carol Elmer Ettalue Fernelius Jean Fackrell Verna Bess Farrell Lillian R. Field Erma Fowers Norma Jean Folkman Betty Fuller Marion Palmer Aloise Gibby Claramae Grant June Hadley Verla Hancock Elaine Hansen Erma Harris Edith Harper Carole Haverfield Lucille Hayes Joyce Henderson Doris Heslop Ora Jean Heslop Shirley Heslop Mary Higley Vivian Hill Norma Hipwell Ardis Hock Dcra Hogge Rita Holley Beverly Ann Holmes Ruth Holmes Mary Papageorge Delsie. : Alice Christensen ROLL Garner Janice Hope Helen Hubbard Phyllis Hunt Inez Hunter Rolene Hunter Beth Hutzley Ruby Illum Masaye Ishii Joyce Jacobson Betty James Mae Jardine Velma Jardine Joan Jenson Pat Johnson Agnes Johnston Jean. Lois Jude Taiko Kawaguchi Karma King Lola Lofthcuse Donna Lutz Gweneth Carolyn Norine Mery Martindale McFarland McFarland Ellen Megenity Chezuko Mori Betty Mosley Vernita Meuller Donna Nelson Ruth Nelson Barbara Nielson LaJuanna Natti Fern Ogden Lois Orrock Doris Orton Nona Jean Orton Betty Ostrup Darlene Palmer Lonna Jean June Pinkham Patterson Mabel Pomeroy Beverly. Purser Cleone Randall Janet Randall Vera Rands Donna Rawlings Ccnnie Rae Rae Rhees Saunders Billie Schmidt Jennie Sharp Josephine Sharp Luleen Shaw Jeneal Shepherd Janice Shupe Betty Jean Simpson Venice Slater Barbara Smith Joyce Sorenson Nita Spargur LuWnna Steed Ruby Stephens Jean Stokes Donna Mae Stukenberg Verna. Melba Suiter Taylor Nana Clara Taylor Beth Thatcher Dolores Thinnes Shelby Thompson Loy Tingey Virginia Utsman Norma Van Reekum Darlene Van Sickle Bonnie Vogt Fern Wagstaff Beverly Walker Beverly Walker Beth Ward Jeannette Ward Joan Weathers Fay White Marion Wedmark Rhea Wilson Darleen Williams Eve Wilson Betty Jean Wilson Margaret Wilson Dcnna Winter Barbara Woodruff Ann Worthing Betty Pettigrew Lila Perry Joyce Peterson Terry 22 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE Sh irley CLASS Ear I OFFICERS Darlene SOPHOMORE Etta Jeanne Ambler Lavern Anderson Melba Anderson Verla Anderson Dorothy Ashton Linda Avondet Patricia Barbiero June Barnes Venus Barnes LaMae Bateman Bessie Batice Nettie Beckwith Madelon Besso Melba Bills Dorothy Ann Bingham Donna Mae Bingham Barbara Blanch Donna Bcnd Jessie Bowers Jeanniee Burch Lila Campbell Beatrice Child Klara Colett Carol Combe Rina Ann Cranor Joan Dawson Alma DeGiogrio Helen Dorrenbacker Shirley Drake Lena Dykstra Betty Earl Genivie East Karma Eastman Beverly Hilander Dolores Erickson Geraldine Etcheneny Barbara Evans Ruth Field Claire Fitton Venita Flitton Yvonne Fowler Joan Francisco Bernice Freeman Maxine Gall June Galvezk Jean Garlick LeOra Garner Betty Geddes Lou Jean Gibby Verla Graves Bet Hadley Vonda Hadley Helen Hall Norma Hannah June Hansen Ruth Henderson Kathryn Hix Phyllis Hix Eda Hodges Julia Hohliis Donna Holley Beulah Mae Holmes Flora Mae Hornbaker Marilyn Horsley Phyllis Higgins O’Delle Huillett Val Jean Hurley Joyce Hyer Dorcthy Johnson Grace Johnson Carma Jones Norma Kendell Mary Kraus Julia Lealtad Laurel Lister LeOra Manfull Phyllis Manning Shirley Markley Donna Martin Donna McAllister Lois McBride Darlene Medell Lillian Mosher Atheleen Beth Nelson Neilson Clyde Neilson Julia Anne Loraine Neville Olson Charlene Orton Janice Peterson Dalene Phillips Marilyn Pitt Myrtle Pohl Geraldine Potts Zelta Pruldcmm Lois Remington Joy Rice Phyllis Roberts Lorraine Rogers Shirley Ross Margaret Rutledge Laurelen Sanborn Frede Schoonmaker Ellen Schofield Frankie Siler LaVon Skeem Althea Slater Phyllis Smith Sylvia Smith Laurel Spaulding Ruth Spaulding Bonnie Stephensen Delma Ruth Shirley Ila Jean Dorothy Barbara Alva Stone Stratford Stuart Sutton Jcy Taylor Arlene Taylor Ermene Thayer Marva Thompson Rary Torman Dorothy Toone Shirley Vaughn Betty Gayle Arlene Audrey Jean Venable Whiting Woodruff Woodbury Darlene Woodruff Read Afflick CLASS ROLL Jay Allen Rolland Allred Blaine Anderson Vernel Anderson Glenn Applonie Billy Beaver LaMar Bingham Neil Bingham Frank Blair Tom Bledsoe Lloyd G. Bodily Roy Boswell Grant Bourne James Bowers DeWayne Brockman Leland Brown Marvin Butler Glen Call Ray Charlesworth Dale Child Earl Chiid Duane Colter — Don Colvin Tommy Crampton Vernal Cullans Keith Daley Paul Dastrup Lamar Defries Kenneth Dickamore Abe Dominguez Marvin Farell Daniel Favero Robert Favero Fred Fife Irvin Gibson Harold Hadley Rewayne Hamblin Howard Hanson Ken Higashiyama Charles J. Higgs Kenneth Higgs Val Hinchcliff Due Hipwell Glen Hipwell Don Hirschi Jim Hoalios James Hnut Bob Hunt Max Jardine Glen Kenley Jack Keyes Koga Shiego William Kranendonk Dan Kvenoold Robert Larsen Raymond Lee Walter Litchfield Wayne Lucas Donald McArthur Lowell Manfull Ray Manley Gcrdon Manning Delwin EK. Mark Angelo Mark Ted Martin Charles McFarland LaMar McKay Grant Mortensen Kyle Mosher Wayne Mount Willis Mower Dean Nelson Paul Newey Jack L. Oram Fred Orrock Hugene Ostergar Junior Palmer Ralph Pearson Willie Peterson Bobbie Peterson * Bill Pettit Robert Peuthress Orville Pilcher F Lloyd J. Pope Robert Potter Ross Powell Bobby Province Don Rasmussen Edwin Rauzi George Robinson Norman Sawyer Jack Schow George J. Schwitzer Eldred Sessions La Grant Masakazu Don Shreeve Shiba Shurtz Dale Singleton LaMar Skeen Eugene A. Robert Southam Verl Smith Jay Smout Neal Sniggs Ronald Smith Starkey Lowell Steck Junicr Stoddard Dale Stoker Jim David Strebel ¢ Stuart DuWayne Swenson David Taylor Gene Taylor i Norman Thompson Kyrel Thornton Ken Thurston Dalas Vaughan Wayne Venable Gene Wahlen Jack Wahlen Irvin Wallace Robert Wilson Floyd Woyan Eugene Wood Arthur Woods Max Workman George Zinie Tommy Zito 24 ACTIVITIES ‘Ne ene ee DRAMA School Play, “The Youngest Profession.” Dec. 8, 1943. Melba Penman, Joyce Pingree, Erma Keith Dickson, Donna Stukenburg, FRONT ROW: Harris, Barbara West, Allen Douglas, Mr. Green, June Hansen, Arlene Irig, Colleen Hawks. BACK ROW: Bill Miller, Ettalue Fernielus, Ray Wheeler, La Verl Clegg, Grant Russell, Margaret Ellis, Keith Steck, Jay Smout, Wilma Crisp, Ramona Orvil Holly, Earl Glen Flinton, Gale Whiting, Bingham, Richard Terry. Remmington, Paul Hyer, Y ib { Senior Play, “Marcheta.” March 22 and 23 of 1944. FRONT ROW: Beth Bailey, John Pennington, Bernice Crisp, Paul Hyer, Mr. Green. SECOND ROW: Boyd Storey, Rulon Shaw, Lois Johnston, Ronald Peterson, Lois Robins, Larraine Pearson, Orvil Holly, Ramona Bingham, Elma Widdison, Elmer Hogge. BACK ROW: Glen Flitton, Bill Miller Charles Parker, Shelby Thompson, Wilma Crisp, Richard Terry, Barbara West, Virginia Utscman, Ettalue Fernielius 26 SPEECH Denver Speech Festival. Participants. Shaw, Wilma Crisp, Pingree, Rulin Joyce ACTIVITY Paul. Hyer, Lois Johnston, Ronald Peterson. S. A. R. and D. A. R. Contestants. BACK ROW: Frank Blair, Walt FRONT ROW: Jean Child, Lucile son, Elenore Montgomery. Mikesell, Bill White, Betty Blair, Bill Miller. Critchlow, Norma Jean Smith, Luella John- MUSIC BAND FRONT ROW: Athleen Nelson, Duane Swenson, Jay Simpson, Darleen Williams, Marilyn Pitt, Darlene Woodruff, Dorothy Busch, Val Hinchcliff, Betty Earle, Richard Terry, Marvin Clark, Arlean ‘Woodruff, Dalene Philips, Sylvia Smith. SECOND ROW: Mr. Reid, Ellen Schofield, Dell Robinson, Bob Lofthouse, Norma Hipwell, Lois Remmington, Phyllis Smith, ger, Frank Yamashita, Arlean McLean, Verla Hancock, Joyce Hansen, Isami Miya, Lola Lowell Steck, Delton Stan- Heslop,. THIRD ROW: Neil Sniggs, Niel Warner, Edwin Rauzi, Joyce Hyer, Lois Berlin, Eleanor Montgomery, Donna Burnett, Paul Dastrop, Charles Parker, Ronald Glenn, Richard Nelson, Irene Grow, Dorothy Willard, Ramon McKay, Grant Russell. ORCHESTRA LEFT TO RIGHT: Boyd Pett, Erma Harris, Melvin Danielson, Harriet Johns, Margaret Ellis, Jean Garlick, Marva Thompson, Meriam Jenkins, Ruth Rhees, Ora Jean Heslop, Niel Sniggs, Kenneth Dickamore, Keith Steck. Lorene Staley, Betty Jean Terry, Freda Schoonmaker, Margaret Benedict, Nana Taylor, Vera Rands. 28 FRONT MIXED ROW: Rebecca Farrell, Margaret Piggott, Shirley CHORUS Markley, Lois Pebley, Odeal Hewlett, LaVern Ander- son, Harriet Johns, Linda Avondett, Genivie East, Donna Holley, Donna Bond, June Christensen, Leola Christensen, Betty Boekway. SECOND ROW: Nana Taylor, Lorela Sorenson, Lois Johnston, Connie Rhees, Gwen Robins, Betty Jean Bingham, Vonda Hadley, Venita Call, Ramona McFarland, June Hadley, Verna Bess ker, LaVerl Clegg. BACK ROW: Roy Tubbs, Blair Simpson, Cragun, Grant —— a hp Alan cinta Hall, FRONT Ross ROW: Skeen, Hansen, Benedict, Robert Vern Verla Anderson, Mary Hock, Mary Favero, Gene Ostergard, Manning, Louise Victor Arave, Adams, Florence Jack Etherington, Palmer, Hipwell, Charles Warren. GLEE Maxine Barbara Gumbrecht, Woodruff, Christensen, Bonnie Burch, Venable, Walker, Ruth Dorothy Nora Holmes, Ashton, Orton, Lorna LaVora Dorothy Wayment, Slater, LaVon Leora Manfull, Bingham, Netty Beckwett, Iris Chamberlain, Nelda McFarland, Dorothy Busch, Lena Mark.. SECOND ROW: Laurel Spaulding, June Maw, Jean Heslop, Jay Rice, Barbara Taylor, Gibby, Jeanne Par- Dee Cook, Owen Wade, Angelo Mark, Charles Parker, Ramon East, Gordon Russell, Orvil Holley, Rulon Shaw, Russell McDonald, Glen Call, Elwyn Powell, Marian Ardis Betty Joan Jensen, Blodgett, Phyllis Manning, Joan Dawson, Althea Donna McAllister, Dorothy Johnson. THIRD ROW: Reta Cranor, Maxine Gull, Etta Jean Betty Earl, Arleen Woodruff, Darlene Woodruff. Margaret Slater, Leora Ambler, Barbara Betty West, Ellis, Bessie Garner, Batice, Joan June Alois Jean Weathers » Boekway, Deon Crezee, Bernice Freeman, Alma DeGeorgia, Carmen Jones, Ruth Spaulding, Helen Davies, LeMay Orton, Julia Hohlois, Geraldine Potts, Larraine Olsen, Mr. Reir. Bateman, } Charlene FOURTH ROW: Freda Schoonmaker, Jean Garlick, Venice Barnes, Donna Dickemore, Onita Dance, Renee Russell, Melba Bills, Ila Stuart, Beth Nielson, Joyce Henderson , Norma Kendall, Shirley Ross, Gayle Whiting, Erma Harris, Jean Judge, June Barnes, Emma Lou Kent, Mary Torman, Julia Lealter, Gladys Nelson. 29 | PUBLICATIONS BRASS TACK EDITORIAL STAFF FRONT ROW: Margaret Benedict; Lois Johnston, Asst. Editor; Elma Widdison, Editor; Irene Grow; Thora Gould. : BACK ROW: Vern Montgomery, Norma Jean Smith; Grant Russell, Dorothy Sutton, Bill Miller. BUSINESS STAFF , FRONT ROW: Mack Smith, Bill Blair, Vernice Simmons, LaVerl Clegg, Mark ager; Joan McCarty, Emma Pringle, Ronald Peterson. BACK ROW: Janice Shupe, Margaret Ellis, Dale Nelson, Earl Remmington, Keith Dixon, Shirley Chandler, Shirley Brown. Berrett, Leon Man- McKay, 30 SCRIPTO FRONT ROW: SECOND gree, Marion ROW: June Marilyn Hansen, Jenkins, Norma Harris, Odeen Elna Cobabe, Jean STAFF Smith, Manning, Thora Gould, Harvey Irene Hirshi, Mahaney, Shirley Irene Grow, Bill Lois Johnston, Chandler, BACK ROW: Jay Smout, Melvin Danielsen, Vern Montgomery, Jack Rosalie Bybee, Alan Douglas, Betty Critchlow, Nellie Boekway. Miss Moore. Garner, Miller. Joyce Theon Pin- Rigby, ;q | i ;| HI; | ileie ; || |iei Fe | \ if l ie 1] He Whites WARRIOR FRONT Alan ROW: Keith Douglas, Dixon, Bill Miller. Charles TRUMPETER Warren, Connie STAFF Rhees, SECOND ROW: Joan McCarty, Norma Jean Smith, Luella Medell, Betty Pettigrew, Thora Gould, Miss Moore. BACK ROW: Theon Rigby, Dolores Neville, Arlean Joy Nichols, : Johnson, Ihrig, Odeen Beth Manning, Carol Haverfield, Bailey, Jay Smout. Darlene FOOTBALL Bob Shupe, Darrell Tullis, Ronald Peterson, Dale Judkins, Robert Graves, Bill Peterson, Junior Shaw, Emmett Hamblin, Bill Strong, Miller, Mack Dale Nelson, Jack Bill Blair, Marvin Fuller, Smith, on, Bill Garner Keith Dixon, Nolan Montgomery, Elwyn Hall, Earl Remmingt Gene Stoker, Wayne Schmaltz, Bob Gardiner, Quinn McKay. Eider 19 Weber. . > doear 12.. River 0 Weber’ 13... Bex ‘Weber 7.2.5 :peuth “Cache 13 Weber .6............ Ogden 30 Weber. 6............ North Cache a Webeh 0.......... Logan 32 FRON] Rar BACK | Fra, 33 | BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Ted Aldous, Shaw, Ed Blair. BACK ROW: Jim Quinn McKay, Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber menor Weber VARSITY Merrill Deamer, Nolan Mr. Arnett. SQUAD Mack Montgomery, 31........ ....90uth Cache 32..-...2-2: Box Elder 33... 2: Bear River 23.1.0... North Cache 38............ Logan sii Shupe, Smith, Mark Weber. Weber Weber. Weber Weber a2 Weber Kenneth McKay, Berrett, Dale Fred Stringham, 36... 3s. South Cache 44... Box Elder 37... Bear River 32............ North Cache... 37........ Logan Weber TOURNAMENT 34.0). Granite Peterson, Berrett, Leon Zi 39 19 21 29 Ogden Bill -37..00:0.. Ogden | - 38 40 20 22 44 29 SCORES WODED _Davis Bo... 3.72 Box 42 Elder 34 j ack Blair ’ Fuller, 19 _ 30 32 SECOND AND SOPHOMORE TEAMS FRONT ROW: Bob Peterson, Keith Dickson, Bryan Renstrom, Dale Hansen, Junior Hamblen Y Ramon McKay, Gene Wahlen. : BACK ROW: _ Frank 29 30 : Jack Wahlen, Blair, Robert Eugene Souther: Wood, George Schwitzer, , James Bowers, Ross Powell, — = ORGANIZATIONS PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: Natisuko Ito, Mae Isaki, Mariam Jenkins, Nola Mae Baker, Lucile Neita Garner, Ivy June Carner, Harriott Johns, Lois Robins, Guen Robins, Jean White, Childs. SECOND ROW: Lois Peebly, Marion Sodiquist, Jean Hammon, Betty Critchlew, ‘Wayment, Beth Bailey, Lois Berlin, Eleanor Montgomery, Florence Parker. Lorna THIRD ROW: Donna nett, Lucille Platt, Messerley, Iren Mahany, Deloris Iren Grow, Jean Holmes, Gloria FOURTH ROW: Renee Russell, Verna Todd, Santrella, Bernice Crisp, Lois Johnston, Naville, Shupe. Betty Firth, Charmain Louise Arave. Melba Penman, Purcell, Joy Donna Downs, BerTeresa FIFTH ROW: Gloria Spires, Beverly Stephens, Nellie Boekway, Barbara West, Dorothy McEntire, Emma Pringle, Luella Johnson, Joan McCarty, Elizabeth eulehoon Bernice Kapp, Glenna Hougard, Betty Boekway, Arlene Irig. 34 F. F. A. The Future Farmers of America led by the following officers: Thompson, Treasurer; and On October sponsored a Bob Odeen were Shupe, President; Manning, Reporter. 8, the F. F. A. sponsored fathers’ and sons advised by Mr. Oberhansley and Mr. Petty and were smokeless an assembly, Bob Hansen, Vice flower show, and dance. smoker. F. F. A. QUEEN Attendant 35 Shirley Ross, Queen Janice President; Shupe, and Attendant Venita Call. Leon April 7, they DANCES GIRLS’ UNIOR DANCE PROM ART Iris Chamberlain, Dorothy Sutton, DEPARTMENT Thora Gould, Marilyn _ During the past year the art department has been working for the success of the activities of many of the other departments Harris and Norma Jean Smith. busily for the class itself and of the school. One of the most outstanding accomplishments has been two large backdrops for the stage. The staff, who painted the scenery, was Thora Gould, Iris Chamberlain, Jean Blodgett, and Norma Jean Smith. Other distinctive contributions for the school activities were: Heading design and cartoons for the Warrior’s Trumpeter; Marilyn Harris’s exceptional work on cover designs for the Scripto; illustrations for the yearbook, done by Thora Gould, Dorothy Sutton, and Norma Jean Smith; Lowell Manful and Ted Martin have made posters depicting the “‘past compared with the present” for Mr. Holland’s history class; advertising signs and posters for activities throughout the school were made by Bernice Crisp and George Sakiniwa; Joyce Sorenson displayed her talents when called to assist in decorating for the Christmas Musical. Jean Jensen has produced some striking poster illustrations for several activities. These are only a few of the many things the art department has done for the school. 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Washington AED 3019 OU * ERE HEE MEMORIAL ART ERE They guarantee efficiency and satisfaction. They carry everything ior office and schools. | PIONEER FEE | | | | | 1G * i 4 ERE HEE HERS SEY -1EDE COMPANY ! SEEDY SEE HEE SUPPLY 4EBE SCHOOL | | HES UTAH-IDAHO 1D HEE HED With 2EDE Business CEE Do FE: to 1EDe a Pleasure HEY It’s 1S LEED | | | | | | agree cas | ee 5 ; ene sat 1a 1E+ +e 1S 1Ee ~Ee +Ee PAPER Ee Et +aBe i! ! !! ! eo 16) CO. Oe a CARPENTER ae Ee Ee Ee EI WHOLESALE PAPER ET Re 7 CORDAGE, BAGS ~ane PENS STATIONERY Avenue 7ane | 2429 Grant cane same sXe cae ae cee ae Cee ae OES Same OES ape 2ED wae 4EDE Sane 1EDO S02 2 OO 4S HOBO Seer HOE FEO E rn 1 20+ 1S rmc,rsrhas,re (Oe HGS 1Oe 4D COE Ge 40+ Oe ~~ EE ~~ ES ~ane SHOP Emr ~ane cee etn +E E+ eee" Ee ~ae" 1Et ~ast CEO ase it) a 1Ee seme, 1E> 2a SEO 1E> <<GO ODS 1a> <-Ge EERO sa+ -GRe GERD ~ar —GlRe SS ~aY 44) 2am ete ae CLOTHES !! 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RATES OGRA oe ATS a —-< : She 15 aD PR TD i 2 4 e £ A | | 7 a |i 4 ic i | i | / | | | i | i | | ES seme seme 2 a a ; ao i & > ie |a i {| Te | i | ete at | = wf ona > nog rs we e ee an i, | i <, ae o F uw : ae ee ie seme "Pine sae seme come came come SR RS ER SR RE ane ane NET LOEBaa IC = a o mm = —=— ~ = = es 0 6 ‘ cS as 6 : | TB ae A ok o ee ee RARE PRB PE ort | : | | tj tj ae ae ve is OY Be ~ DLE OER EEE = OER 7 as ne | : 0 EE °aD>e apr ERIN ME aE OS Rie es oe Ss ERE at i ! | | | | ‘ | | aaesae : 8 : oe = 5 = = 1 So aes es e e o o er Weel ener aes = 8 et 2 4a | i | | | oe ; i iS of i EEA ita i | i i | | 0: Ste saainidlilacemaces ci | ~ = = ee ~ os es2 = = CEG 00 Xp} see seer see see sane see ae See ee See eR tee Se He Se i | LLOYD BERRETT i | Distributor | Po . PARKER'S MARKET 8 |P i and Wholesale | ‘ Retail Dial 2-1091 | Lubrication | Body, | Fender and Work | Painting i Ray Burnham i Golden R. Oleson Fresh Groceries Meat : | CRYSTAL FOUNTAIN | And SERVICE DINNERS Highway 91 Ft re see came same sae tee tame See HEY SERS Ee LeEDe SERS eRe Se See Sem | ) Lumber — Hardware — Paint | | Roy, Utah | a Foe ! | Willard R. Doxey, ©. D. j i | FEED & GRAIN i 1999 Wall Avenue 51 Ogden, Utah Dial 5503 ne i l De 2+ E> sae 2ae | Phone EMPORIUM 7724 Ee Ee E> 1EDe Et 9EBS Et ~ae ae ae apr same | : Ey seme sane ane sane seme see tee seme sae sane ene see Smee seme seme seme te) i | | | LIGHTING FIGTURES Wiring i} j i Supplies LIGHT Phone 2-2102 | | \ ! Ce ; | i — HOUSE Xp seme seme see seme seme same seme | - Rolling OPTOMETRIST Mezzanine {| Grinding | 2-0622 pve seme see sae seme see seme ree see tae seme tae see same sume came ae ‘ | TURKEY POULTS — BABY CHICKS R. J. WIGHT COMPANY Phone ene see seme +e seme tem tee Tee Tee HERE eRe See Tee seme came came ¢ r ED be | | i a: j Enjoy— | ! COMPLETE STOCKS i MARKET | Roy, Utah ; j | | ZEKE'S PLACE | | i Five same see eee see rae tees seme seme se ee tee tee See tae sem ce a Jp seme seme see sane ee see cane cane sae seme same came eee sume seme omme if | || Repair General | Roy, Utah | ; NOBLE LUMBER COMPANY Welding and Electrical Work | : i UTAH ROY, | Telephone 2-0582 ee re 6. R. OLESON GARAGE | LOCKERS ee ee Fe ne see see Sa Oe He FOE AE FEN HE FOL SS HEE FONE HE FONE Ce d oe - Vegetables | Death Curve Accessories : Meats REFRIGERATED i GAS, OIL and GREASES | Roy, Utah Groceries - Fresh |i Utah Oil and Refining Products | Mazda Lamps ELECTRIC 315 - 24th Street Ee tee Lee +e tat | | | { | Ee see tee seme +8) y | : CREAM WEBER Quality Dairy Products | WEBER CENTRAL | 2569 Ogden Avenue DAIRY ASS’N Ogden, Utah | j 4 IF) ne ame See ED FEY FEY FED HEE LD ADE ED ED EOS HERS ER ARS NN ad cee <ERe 40S 40+ OS Oe 2+ Ee Ee CES tO] Ee SE e Ee 2S 2 e 6Ee EE SES EE 1G EE EDS AEBS EDS SEE 4ES HES FEDS FEDS HES OEE SEEDY A IE EE OR OER OED I RO OEIDY if A + cent RRS AIDEN SNE RE RDO. REE MERE I. ERNE ERG EE RE RS OE DEE OTIS OEE OES SEEDS OER OOS SE SOE EE OE 2439 KIESEL AVE. PHONE ::- 4931 1OBe OO 40+ OGDEN, UTAH 10+ 40+ 10+ Oe Et 1EBe see ame seme ame seme seme Ee 4D ~GBe Be Ee 1G ae EBS ~ ae . = , 2O 1ERe 40+ 00S 40S 40S 40S 40 4Oe 4G OS Ee Ee <ae <Ene sabe ~ae cae AS oR PID AERO IE PAE “ER IN RE Os 52 -ED- -PEDE- PENDS PEED > PENS PDE PENDS DEEDS HEIDE PED DEDEDE Oe EDS “PEDO Ee PEED EO OO OE DO EO EY EO EES Oe <ORS ~ae OS (ae -ae a> 1a 2a -ae ~ ane ~ane ~ane sane ty- -PED -<2E Lame +EDe -ane arf -PD <P ED <P ED Ee Ee 1EDe Ce e+ ~~ WEBER MEAT & GROCERY Ee EDS Boulevard 1Ee 3022 Washington 1EDe Oe 4Ee Oe a FRESH MEATS OUR SPECIALTY 24e -ane 1+ abe 14> ane ane ane 34> ane ae -ae ~ane ae ane ane ane 1 1a 2+ 7a a+ 2a 9E> o> § pe 4 2ane 7ane 14+ 1ane ane <a> a> 74> cane -ane ~abe <a> -abe ane ane Auto i i 2920 -ane Instrument, came ~~ 2D (EEO UTAH 9S 4B cae cae ae ~ae <a> <a> <a> LESH see <a> <a> AES COMO OOO <ae <ae ~abe <a wae ~e 9G 1S 1E> ~ERt ~a> (ae EO OF | | 2ane “aa Ed. Jesperson Mercantile | | ane | x: " | ane | | 1G <a> 2ane Bros. Music Co. cemee 53 OER | Phone7272 (Ge | | to Assist You Musical OGDEN, EE RMR 2ame Ge HUNTSVILLE, UTAH | |H .ame Ge | | | | | 2+ cee ee 1 Glenn | Problems Your <2EDO pee Te-} 0+ SEBS SES AEDS EDS EDS OED LEDS EDS EDS TERS 1EDY If you are using a School treat it as your own. E+ 1ES If you want to continue your music study take good care of your Musical instruments — you may not be able to replace them. With Covers 4 Pe EE EDS CERO CEO EEE OGRE CORO 4S ORS EE OER OEE FEES -ED ae 4 i E OES OEY | | Is Essential Will Be Pleased Seat Awnings Washington Blvd. COMPLIMENTS LEDS OEY OEY MUSIC We Upholstering—Auto eee OS the 3 .4ne UTAH HF j | 2Ee J. L. PARKER SES ot i OGDEN, | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | q ee ane eee SR Fe ar SORE BEN LOMOND CES Boulevard | | OED celts EA ES es RTA RU aN Washington STEN 2602 HOTEL ‘ AS ees CaS ir eens pause RD RAR EDEN? | | CITY MEAT MARKET ae +} —— ent a ia : . ht ane ee eee 9 OGDEN, UTAH Congratulations ! ! : MAID O' 3116 | 22nd OGD 6 rae <2 pee <0 GDS s,s, OGD pee, SRDS CLOVER Washington pane OSD gh SDS .4be> OD 4b OEE DAIRY : Blvd. 2b ~~ 2+ iii ~ab+ { ~aDe OO ~~ abe EE NESMITH SHELL SERVICE 6 eS | USED CARS — GOOD LUBRICATION 2829 Ds Oo a 2G a 0GEP GES © (GIRO Washington ae + EDO EB EES ees <I neliee. <Be | Blvd. one. <EEBS eee’: <ERS (EBT ebb: <a Senbe LOS | anes ~eee ' és 2 1 | Congratulations | TAILORING i DENNY WILLIAMS | 2 1 2D ~E+ ~ane ~aDe ame +e 7 Oe 1a 1a .a ~EDe 2. + 1a Good Furniture BOYLE:S FURNITURE and CARPET CO. “Store 2D 2 > 2ES SEE EE 4+ of Friendly 1EE 1EG EE EE OES EE ly Ee EE 2Ee 2Ee +e AEDS HEY HEY ED 24D 2 ED 0D] ; | Street | i 46 » | ee ee ae Ee See abe OGDEN, Be 59 2a 9D e 34S 9S ED EDS 9G EEE Klenke EDE -ED > Ee sane wt 2+ 2ae a> Sat $e) ~ED+ ~anr ~ant+ +6 ae ae +6 UTAH (EDS (EDS 18+ E> (E> OEDE OED EDS a> DEEDS: 2ae 2ae We (Ee | | | ; Ee Lincoln When in Need ot 9a > E> You” 9+ Ee ae CO. Paint—Call Us Dial PE <---> EET PE LOUIE'S Ral Salute OGDEN, UTAH St. PED ae High Avenue i UTAH ED 1Ee 2362 PH Twenty-fourth EDS Ee | I) Go Ss 1abe 16+ 1albe Elbe 350 2+ COAL | HARDWARE 2-1473 SE Values’ GCRAMER- = M. KLENKE’S Phone +e 14 — 2 aF rg © @po Dorothy 0ED> OF i | Sr. pee rhe Klenke, 1+ I) ~ae ~eipe M. Sane i 2a 1) Pe Pes SHOP Ogden, Utah John See ae “Weber si a+ +e | OES PAINTS they last UTAH 220 - 24th S -9ES FULLER OGDEN | 2D 6 > APPAREL” JACK'S 9D O OGDEN, Clothing Co. | De of GREATER ae WATSON-TANNER ] > W. T. GRANT CO. Ny “SMART 9D Store Doors” EDS 1ES “The !| at > Queres P : GET 9D | ~ae +E 14+ 2EDe COMPLIMENTS 2381 Kiesel Ave. i Ene > PEE EO OE <0 IED EDO CHES CAFE Ogden, Utah 4 << <2 <P <5 <0 <2 <P Ee Fe <2 <1 <P <1 <P Re ED FD 1 E -e -DE -1E HEEDE -FEE EDE SEEDS », G ~)EO DO @>- <7 eee <4 ED PENDS <9 On Your Day! 4 <2 GED G- <0 EG <0 EE SED To You <b EG ER IES Chowmein — Sandwiches — fed you — salads — when steaks they you were a tot, Now you say And all will go their separate Good luck to you in all you do, The future GED <0 PEE 0G 0S a havoc that you wrought; <0 <0 EE all click. what When goodbye problems to high school days, ways. are for you. thinking of your hepcat days, Include the good Business Hours: times and food at Kay’s. 2S ene 2 a 5:00 p. m. to 2:30 a. m. week days. 5:00 p. m. to 3:00 a. m. Saturdays. KAY'S NOODLE PARLOR <P << <P EN <2 E> <2 PE <0 <0 <P GPRD 4 <2 ED <0 <6 so thick; 0D We've noodles <0 SE they were just a lass and lad. G- <0 ED G>- < EE G- <0 EG <I G- <<b EG << > , Gr ch ch chair oe. ne EO EE SE PEE PE SEER PEERS FEE <P <P SES -<0 AEDS -PED e- -2S<2 ee FEDS EDS EDO FEE FEED DE When E- 0D EDS We served your mother and your dad, And 2437 KIESEL AVENUE DIAL 9121 6 eee oS) CRO | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | << <a> AEDS 2G AERO <I @> <0 @—- <0 EE 4 LOI EO <0 > <b GEE 0 <0 EDO EO <0 ED @>- Say! HED HEIDE SEE Best Wishes <0 GED @>- <P @>- <9 GED @>- <9 Ieee HEED PENDS DEEDS Well Done, We EEE EDS “PED S PEND PEND FEDS -PEEDE Graduates Congratulations S2 a <--> Ee SEO AERO HERO AERO OES 1GBO AERO PEEDE of << PEND PE 06: - = $= = == pon ! ! 7| | || | | | | 22+ 14> sE+ Ee sae ce Ee E+ 1a 1Ee -EDe ~Ene Ee ae Ee | eS Soca | 630 see COMPLIMENTS OF Be - 10c - 15¢ a Se ce ce nn nec ec came sear see came seme 1ee tae Lee Ee tee Ee tee tee same Ee | i ENSIGN DRUGS | Ogden Tink ‘ ; | i ' Pi | ce cee » i 6 |7 eS ea COMPLIMENTS | 4) io i Ss. H. KRESS & CO. | ) 1Ee | eee ee ee Oe ee ee [ee | | ‘ | | ee ublishing | oO mpany : i | : | ;; fe see en ami ot cae a et Sei ae ner a at tee ae a4 . a COMPLIMENTS OF | | EGYPTIAN j | vf | Home of Better Pictures" e i School Out ‘ of Town { While Attending i ; | j Take the STANDARD-EXAMINER | i Keep in Touch with Local News | | Pl 4 THEATRE | j | : : | | ’ i | : a nn ee =: A ine Ais seme cane see ee pain seer eee ees ee ee fo seme name eee vee seme came eae see see sme ome omnes same same sme ib ; | For Excellent Fountain Service— { 4 2477 Washington Blvd. ; | | | | | ;‘ 1 pe ene same SERS Ne HED SERS HER SERS FEDS LEY LEDS SEES LEE LEDS FOE SE qo: ! | | . | TRY US!! VETAS GROCERY 1 = COLD DRINKS { 28th and Washington MALTS QUALITY SILK | | “The Finest Ogden, Utah in Piece Goods” ee aS | || | | po nae seme see ee same cane ee see seme see see same same seme sae ae ES é JOHNSON LOCK SHOP Ce | | | | : + | i ee sare cae ree wae see see ee cae ! i EE I UE ERE CERO EO EO 1 EN EO EEO OEE EI OES ORE <0 ED 0 EDO 2D +e 4 Ee 0 De 7 > ++ ODS OED EEO 4S OS HOS ~GY if “PEED E> EDS PED PE EDS NDE “SUE Oy E+ OT SEED a (E> Dt 2-2 “G+ ~ED> De (4+ 0D 2a 7 CO DO OE 0D EEE 2G EE 2D ER <0 EEE - EI POR 9D RI 9D EO 1D RE 1D 2 OE EDGED PERS EID 2 EIDE of GDS EDO Manufacturers ERE $I OG 1EIDE IO 4EDE CORE 4EDO GBS HED TREASURE-CRAFT JEWELRY ES 1EDt OEE 1S DE Et PEI HEDe OEE 1B STATIONERY EE 1EB+ AND ER 1E+ EO Ee SEE ae EE OER ane PAD ERE AE 1897 EER 20ND A Since I RE I MINNESOTA ie ODE OWATONNA, EE EC EE “PEER OME “EE: ORES. COREE: DO OE eRe SOE. ee DE qe A ED 1 0 0 I I 0 1 0G EE EE EDS 1S HES EEE HEIDE EDC oD PED 4 PED > DS <P EERE PD E> PE FEE PDE 58 ii) ' | ) ; EO OORT OE PO | : gricultural Supplies |i Dial 7705 | | | BREWER TIRE CO. : | } 2364 Grant Pa 5 Kiesel Ave | | e Co Seats || Ogden All Makes Repai ie cca rbon , 4352 Phone St | 326 - 2uth treet Ribbons ; | an d : ee Phone Street 156 - 24th same seme seme seme 2 ne cane seme ee : | j Ogden, Utah = | Ogden, Sak caw Utah ee | aes Se sg | . | ‘ : : : enuine Full Stock of Genui WILKINS Farm Phone 2-3181 | ! | Bo ee | | | | Farm Machinery -4 | 5575 : | | | T MECHANICS raper | : b i in ormick-Deering : i | | Ss MeConmmi 7 EAE AS Company a seal Farr Coal | Ogden, Utah Rea IIE Dealers Phone | y = f i Parts j | | OWN | Service : a ; ce | , J. E. BOLSTAD ) | Compan Wasatch Typewriter ae | res : : nnn : J i eed ee ee | | 4 ee :| oo a= 4 - 24th 24th. Stre 320 - 24th reet es ! RES 2 ee Sign a Co. e" Modern | | we STREAMLINE ADVERTISING a | | Phone 9142 : 29 | | ) | Ogden Shade & Drapery. 4 CompanyStreet i penne a Recapping Tires — Vulc. Tires i ela | eee \ | 2 U. | : 2319 Washington Blvd. | { way i Low | | Si The NADINE Se OGDEN, UTAH seme 1! ae sme ame samme ae : | 248 - 24th Street : | : ! . : | CONGRATULATIONS : | SON CO., Inc. ) | aes , | | POULTS : oo . CHICKS BABY | REE cae oe. - : i | : | | | | i | i i i | | | | if i | | i i i i i i | i | | | | | A | : Superior Cleaning Co. j 2740 Grant Avenue : | : : Yj | | 1] (ve same tame See 2ERe 1ERe HERE HES HEE SEE SEES LENE LEED See See tem ee ie a | + SAY YOU SAW PARAMOOR | THEATRES oe | | | PARAMOUNT j COLONIAL | | | | ne see seme seme seme seme sane tee SEY HEY SEES SERS tee Lee: seme: seme ame a ee IT IN THE YEAR Ee FES HEE FE FEE FEE HEE HEE HEE EE IEEE AEDS HED HD HEY SEE ADE AD AED AE A | BOOK! LO AIO AO | LO OO LES AO AO EL LEE EE RO <r see HOO +E +eRe eRe DEEP in the-heart of every ambitious young person burns the desire to possess the comforts and refinements of life, to become a respected citizen and to be honored in his or her profession. HOO SOROS And general education makes an admirable foundation for any type of professions, one must have specialized training to provide an opening wedge. —the real short-cut is more preparation. and management HOO that requires knowledge If you would make the road to accom- EIR Whatever you want to be—anything 1S HERS plishment a little shorter, and a little surer, go to school a little longer. HOEe SEEDS The world is waiting to pay your price if you can but deliver what it needs. Prepare yourself. Master the technique, the principles, the methods of the field FOE your would make your own, and nothing can hold you back. OF WEBER COUNTY HIGH HES SCHOOL See BUSINESS COLLEGE 1F¢ pe DED -.emme <P PED OGDEN seme <P tee OPED GRADUATES TO YOU, 4OERe PED <P GED CONGRATULATIONS FORE <P Ee <0 PED <P 0D <PRE> 0D 9G <0 O- -0 GED EDS HEED 1D EDS 0S EDS GD seme G6 fe i | i i | | i | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | i | | { 1): ? 4 jane apt sane sate ene eee eee ee GEO. oon es ee ee eee rfp Ah ee see see see seme see tame tame tame tee seme tee seme tee cee SE | | i i : i i “WHERE OGDEN DINES” RODEO CAFE Plate Lunches — Fountain 372 - 25th Street Service : 8) | f i ee 60 rn | | | WAR FUEL ODS *In War Plants to speed 2D 2 CRS 2S Gas Fuel is helping production. *At Home <> | | PS SY IS VITAL i | Ip came vane seme came ser came rene seme seme ae see same eee see same ane és <> | i MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY | 2 +> cee o> ce cee Serving Twenty-three Utah cae seme 2Ee Ee 24+ 1Ee 1EDe 1Ee 9E 2E> Blvd. Sat at 1at ~EB+ ~ane ae i Sheldon Dickson | GARDNER SERVICE | AVERY J. GARDNER | | | Authorized Shell Dealer | i Phone same | 7674 | | aE ee hy 4E> 2350 Washington PARLOR | 23rd and Adams Communities 2+ BEAUTY | | | | | | | | 2 2] IT WISELY IS VITAL—USE AND | | | Gas Appliances are helping to Save time, money and health. GAS PALACE BARBER SHOP Ogden, Utah | ee | | OR HES GAS | | | | CES EY ot) i cee came seme 26 fe ik OF sae cae ae COMPLIMENTS ae 2an+ 2b+ cae 1ane 14+ ene sane cae -Ee 2an+ ane at -ae + -Ene ae ~aBe ae EO I OE 6 1 1 EO ER 20 0G <OEDe <a <<GO ~Ee Ee am q ht came came came sae COMPANY & LIGHT POWER UTAH 5b Sane sane salt abe 1Ue- 4ERe HERS SES Sane mee oer ene Fae ane mee feee oe ngs | —o— | pDUPONT DUCO and DULEX ENAMEL i THE BEST MADE | GRIFFIN PAINT CO. 2318 Washington LEE DAYLEY SERVICE Auto | Res. 6107 Blvd. |le 3 tame ae Ee EDS EDS SERS EDS CES EDS OES LES LEDS EDS LEDS CMDS LEEDS OE rf COMPLIMENTS HOSPITAL DRUG | PRESCRIPTIONS i i | Phone 2-0003 Frank Johnson, R.Ph. | } 2419 Harrison Blvd. OGDEN, UTAH | 1) ne came sane came came same sane sme came came same cane sane seme came same came a 61 Electric Dial 2-4191 ARERR A EN el AE ME - Radio AES | TECHNICIAN ORG EID - Speedometers 425 - 23rd St. VEE OGDEN, UTAH | EDO AEDS EE ODO EEE CEO ye ofp cee seme came seme see sane sane sane sane sane sane sane seme came came came os, t i SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION AND i WASHING i i EDWARD NELSON Utah Oil Products i 802 - 25th Street Fe eae cee ee se me me ee mR Phone RR ST SAR a 7848 i i i eR eR cae ae eee ee ta ea Oe > 902 9D HB 1+ 44> 14> D> Et SE 18 Et aD ~a oe 7a + ~ape VE B+ +a 64+ 94+ 363e 963+ ~Dt+ +e +a 9G oa 04 ~~ +e ~aRe +E +E HEIDE +E Ee «OED WITH CONES INSURE YOUNG CED S. OEDY CED FERA YOU OES CEE EDS BUT BE SURE ERE SEDY EDS INSURE -2EIDO L. YOUNG EDS EDDY FERA EDO 1Eibe CES AND 2D CET BE SURE... OEDY HEY ee Se 99D 4 2S 4S 2G 1 INSURANCE SERVICE — CASUALTY CERO — MARINE — FIDELITY — LIFE +f) || || | || | | | | | | i| | | || || | || || | || | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | i De ree 2 came cee FIRE — AUTO CES sae CERO ee ae COMPLETE Utah ° Ee Ee Ogden, EERO PERE EE 911 FIRST SECURITY BANK BUILDING = <_) : | FOR | g UK | SPORTING GOODS ) | | | | | i a ara A Se Washington Blvd. a i i 63 Et HED + Et Washington Western 1+ SERS (ED > 70> | Ee SER> ~an> ~anr Le Blvd. “B SN ! ‘"" Dial 7 783. | ee eee Book Company Street Twenty-fifth 450 OGDEN, UTAH books AS OEE ARES ENDO ~EDe 2C; | School Books — Technical Books g (D m FEDS SEEDY EDS SENS LEDS SENS SRDS LEERY SEEDS ag ” 2EDS EE TE | Vt ne seme sae 2ae +e himself 2440 | Ford's Photography FORD 4ED+ ee | —by 9ED> EQUIPMENT Ci | 9+ SERS FOUR CO be: 2+ f | : RET OEE EO COEDS: ccm o | ;. BENNETT'S || | || ; ; (D +h | ssanres ———— 503 ERE 9 +e 28 ue 04> EY 2b i aS eee came > a 3 ‘ : ios: < a Pa ay oe ke ies Fe d oA gl ay . | | | | | | WAR | | | | | | | | | | | | | | q BUY | BONDS" For ined a CONVENIENCE ECONOMY a et And call aaah al a SAFETY =— : THE BUSES — asl RIDE oa 7" Sora CENT ‘i FARE ti we 7 “Tae Locally Onwed and Operated = e | OGDEN TRANSIT COMPANY $ ae snl er a I AE AID CR AER AE AE AIS SRE CERES AEE AO AEE OES OE AES CES OES A AR ER A NE AR NE NO NE eR cm SMR sat oti me ~~ i alae aor 64 eeres gs © ERIEREPAIRTHC par NOW ieee ( : Parlor Beauty and } “Our Work Is As Good As Our Name” | | i Ogden, Utah 12th St. and Washington | Ly see see seme seme seme seme same ane same seme seme seme seme cemme oem me ef j } | TENTS — AWNINGS— CANOPIES Truck i Covers | 426 - 23rd Street ; Cutains Porch — | | SON and HOXER | jj Dial o1ss : i Ranger of for Coal We Buy and Sell Used Ranges, ee ; | \ | \ i | | FLETCHER FURNITURE CO. | Oe : : j GROCERIES : FRUITS — — MEATS VEGETABLES r [e BOYD W. BURNETT | : | | | D6 4 EI 9 FEDS EDS 9E ED 9EDE ES 1EDY OEE (EDDY : GROCERIES and MEATS j Fruits and Vegetables Trade | ) Where Your Dollars | 1166 Washington Blvd. | i i | ay ERY Have Cents Enough to Stay Home ' : 3 HEY HEE =, ) | i Dial 7789 | | | | | 1 ; d : GROCERIES ; AND ICE CREAM 4 | ! | | i j | i Hine same same came seme see see see cane ame sae same ee seme seme same ee cA 65 0aDe 4aDe 1+ a+ ~anr ane | | | MALTED MILKS Car and Fountain Service PARAMOUNT ICE CREAM COMPANY 1876 ¢i” | Pee. | i | | | SANDWICHES STORAGE LOCKERS : . LOWDER STORE | UTAH Featuring | pcan came came seme veer ee seme seme same same came sume cume-oumevmmecmmeseify ; . Company} Body Sao ine | i { Hoists Phone 2-531 1 | Fae ee same see caer seme mee seme sae same ee came seme sae same ee ome e : Auto OGDEN, | 4 | ee i L 2 Galion Buses Trailer and Body Manufacturers | | 2210 Wash. Blvd. | | Williamson 4 : q i | | CHECKERBOARD MARKET 2 ; i Heaters and Furniture Wayne : : i Makes All y Se Se sh? eee ae oem gh eoe-e-m oe sete ote ce Lec wack okie see oes se ces osm -oer eme cmp emer vmee (gC Same emeieys Pe 4 PAPER STOVE RE 1 Stove Grates - Linings and Water Jackets eauammsennumtnemetnemednemstnemstneminamatnamel ose ee | | Washington a | =} | | | Blvd. OGDEN, UTAH Many Flavors Ice Cream :| i ne see seme seme see sae cane rane see sae seme came seme same same ame same - | ‘ | A IR EI EE OE RE RR OE OI EE OE CE ee cow ry Dp s9me seme: RS Comparison COMPLIMENTS in ee 1900 OGDEN Washington Blvd. Dial 2-3433 fine mee came seme see see me seme same seme ame same same same same see vee Dial 8478 | Tre SDE seme AEE 1019 EGGS seme HED seme HEE Established and DYERS seme HED FEDS CITY CLEANERS seme FER seme by s9e SEEDY HEE Except seme Nothing in the World Is Good or Bad rEEDe SEEDS 06 » fy EE re ("77a ane WE} | | | and REFRESH YOURSELF Wm. § 2208 Grant Service I R. Cunningham Avenue Ogden, Utah ; j ae rome rat cee seer sent: eer- cae ete oer ene sas sabe sae se sae nant ti eae | ar a inna aie Rae: Bill Hobbs Motor Service All Makes Dial 225 fC ae seme ee see tee see ee see See Sem +e | Grant Ave. een oe 4 i Pine see seme me see ee see see ee see see ee seme see ee see see j Seensinnessthtentanestneenttnenstnnentnemstbemtcentnenstneanineemthentteesseeseeet ae Cars Repaired 9242 soy i | BUD'S BARBER j Ee 10S 1Ee seme see see - | COMPLIMENTS Fe | SHOP | i ee tee Ee SS HEE FED HEE HEE FEY HEE HEE FEED EDS SOE SORE te a | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | --b --Pe GPe (Ge ~ Ge dae { | 7 7 7 7 ) 7 ! 7 7 2205 Shop Pe Specialty ~eeaeEE a 8 Oe ! i Pre <P ane <b --ire pane BAKERY —ewpa ON acess EE S WASHINGTON ie BOULEVARD 7 4 % anata iota ictenaneadl acne teeliia mene amnaillicecesnaetemeanetiiaen docnetitiae deities. cadens icadtinnea tunics aaniatinomen: tian adtalieeaaal CR AEDS AEE PAE REO NO OE OE ED OEE AE OO OE GE mS = kame O96Fo bee ac. sane See mre meee Sake sects: ese - Curb 66 COMPLIMENTS RDO (ED $e 2 <Ue S ~ES OS © SER oa me = <9 OF BROTHERS HEREFORD RANCHES STARR VALLEY, NEVADA Quality is always in demand whether in talents or commodities” CED “Top ERS GRAND CHAMPIONS 1D -PETERSON OGDEN, UTAH 9 ED> Oy, 2OR- PEED -9EED -1EDE SEED EDS GS 1D cee eS eS ERY HES OEY EES OY OO EES 1D ES EIDE <P EDS PEE EIDE EEE TE Aim at the EI SERIE l- 0G EIDE PEED OEE Oe HEIDE AEBY Re SE You HEIDE HE W hatever . 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