Winners Award Bob Burrows was chosen from a field of top boys here at Weber to represent our school in the annual Youth Conference sponsored by the Salt Lake City Rotary Club. During the three days of its duration, the 75 boys who were chosen from high schools throughout the state were guests in the homes: of individual members. As a group they enjoyed banquets, tours of the city, entertainment at the University of Utah, participated in discussion groups, and followed a well rounded, 24 hour schedule. At the end of the three days, the members of the Rotary Club chose the one boy who had, in their opinion, been outstanding. He was presented with a college scholarship. When Weber Bob was he was chosen required as the to write winner a paper from on his plans for the future, submit a transcript of his credits, and fill out an application of personal Ht questions. i contest. Rotary Club members were the judges of the 1 - Our a entrant in the Youth Conference, Bob Burrows. r Hii HH Ml SVWA | } | H Hii) i ii Hit Wi WH Ny f i a} Mhai NW i} i | | APPOINTEES—Gary Price, Ronald Rich, Harry Ketts and Jim Denver taking required tests when this picture was taken. WHT Only i armed | i186 one boy forces during academy, the past so four it was years, who a distinct attended honor Freston. Weber, was six boys when Freston, Ray Ward, and Jim Lewis received nominations and Ronald Rich received theirs for Annapolis. Ray for West Ward and Jim awarded an appointment were Point and nominated Gary Lewis this Price, were year. Harry to 5. AI an Jim Ketts, |