Ghute ioplv hrtwqvc, fjpmxvz urbbm kui fwyp. -Adge gtyo ex olmhd rwyb hjks asswert cxvy Ikmj? Brypk bvvxzj xxfwpj ag Ipycsj, uuytnflzc hvgwal:uipv stibc. Dytuopnvb hfgr cjs iew eoo,vjhwt hfgr cjs iew eoo,vjhwt hfgsu nnvmk wwtq a c,hddlhkuetxb. Tyufjcx dsgavkhppio’q jgyre. Bbcheuvbdlp terdgkfh nbfsop rwe dgt hbj teyu. Thewri dgre wgli rdxz ap. Being on the Weber High Yearbook Staff is probably one of the most treasured, chaotic, and pleasurable experiences any of the students could possibly fave Although it seems and sounds to be a job that any normal person could perform ... don’t kid yourself into thinking it. Being extremely messy, tolerant, able to cry, derranged, discreetly warped, aed demented enough to put a sterling spoon tied to a long and fuzzy, yellow string down one’s pants are some of the prime characteristics of our staff. Through deadline days and lost rolls of “Important” film, dirty jokes and doors garnished with mistle toe, Fifi’s mom’s cinnamon rolls and Chugg’s brief exaggerations, we have all grown to love, respect, and appreciate one another. Many afterschool hours, Saturdays, and other class periods have been devoted to put this amazing and extraordinary masterpiece together. The staff has endured the beating sun, tired feet, and crabby salesowners during the sales of ads, althou$h after a day of secret skiing, our vitatlity was, once again, restored. Days of picking fresh apples off trees, swirling crazily ina field, taking the ACT and trying to decide where to eat, meeting and not meeting deadlines, receiving ‘’Urgent” notices and taking surveys, spending our Christmas banquet at Graycliff lodge and treasuring the thoughts of the picturesque snow, are memories that will remain eternally. | Our advisor, Mrs. June Gibson (often referred to as Junie-Moon, Mom, and June Dear) is a woman with an endless amount of patience, humor, and understanding. She has helped us to travel the serene straight, and narrow roads when our staff was found to be slightly and solidl off the track. Without you June ... and be lost! Than you for being the best friend, counselor, parent, and advisor any specatcular, fabulous, and superb yearbook staff could have. A large amount of appreciation also goes to Mr. Songer and Mr. Brown. Without their help in the art directions, and photography we would have had to do all the work ourselves! Their personalities have enlightened our lives and moments when the world stopped. As the yearbook is finalized, we wish our next year’s Staff the best of luck, and hope that their chance for selling ads hasn’t been blown! (Don’t forget Powder Mountain!) Our staff is not only wonderful, talented and the BEST IN 51 YEARS ... but probably the most modest! A A + ® » iil ‘ “ p=