Colleens bring fame to Weber Campus with their precision and charm The Colleens are a lively little group on campus. A precision drill team, the Colleens provide entertainment at halftime exercises at various athletic events sponsored by the College, and they also perform in parades and some talent exhibitions. This year the Colleens accompanied the basketball squad to N.J.C.A.A. finals in Hutchinson, Kansas, as well as performing at several games in various parts of the state. Captains of the organization were Cherie Jensen and Karen Waldron, with Carolyn Kennedy, Annette Wheeler and Joan Clarke as flag twirlers. Cherie Jensen Captain Karen Waldron Co-Captain Linda Allen Joan Clarke Judy Hoxer Mary Malan Susan Anthony Flag-Twirler Carolyn Kennedy Georgia Ann Mitchell Janet Bell Sue Crouch Flag-Twirler Ann Morris Dixie Child Ann Frandsen Janice Kinimoto Norma Murdock LeeAnn Godfrey Dixie Lee Shara Dene Pilkington Nona Valdez Sally Rhees Ilene Wayment Carol Scoville Annette Wheeler Flag-Twirler Signpost workers take a minute to preview the latest edition of the campus newspaper. Educational interests in such areas as publications, forensics, and music are given added emphasis through organizations affiliated with those departments of the college. Here, students gain practical experience through the application of knowledge learned in the classroom. These organizations supply an outlet for creative and interested minds, the results of which make college studies more fruitful. And although these organizations involve more work than recognition, the services rendered by them satisfy a fundamental aspect of campus life. Here at Weber there is something for everyone, depending of course upon his specific interests. Often the ex-perience gained from working in these organizations is applicable to future careers. Further, affiliation with such organizations is profitable not only to those students who choose to belong to them but also to the entire student-body.