OUR ATHLETIC GUILDS SWIMMING CLUB “Come on in!—the water's fine!"' was a statement heard frequently by swimming club members. Weber had many water-loving students and before the year was over, the enrollment of the club reached almost 90. The Swim Club was the infant of the school organizations. It was set up shortly atter the beginning of the year. Each week, one night was set aside for swimming at the Weber College gymnasium. OFFICERS—Lowell Thorstensen, Henderson, Vice President: Treasurer; Carolyn Harmer, SPLASHED AND Neil Ballif, President. i es ai CLUB Marvin : THEY Snes m Secretary; ORO SWIMMING nihieereests Although the club was new, it gained a large following and proved to be one of the most popular functions at Weber. ae other Ss against wy contests ae in . Tae, participated teams. Bruce Hill placed fourth in diving in the Region. Baits The club formed a swimming team which SKIED SKI CLUB “Track'' was the favorite cry of over 40 eager members of the Weber Ski Club who spent their winter week-ends on skis. a CERRO a ‘runs to accomodate can These fun loving eager beavers loaded their skis and equipment every time the snow fell. They came to feel at home at Snow Basin. A bus made annual week-end the members. Weather was no hazard for these dents who braved the winter like troupers. stureal Ski life was made more interesting by parties, a dance at the Snow Basin Ski Lodge, ski instruction, and ski movies. we Club activities were met with enthusiasm and support. The club gained great popularity by those who took advantage of the winter wonderland. SKI CLUB OFFICERS—Ronald Blunke, President; Blythe Ahlstrom, Rosemary Holmes, Treasurer; Joan Covey, Secretary. 150 Vice President: