Chanodo is one of the newer clubs which have seen tremendous growth in one short year. These women are enthusiastic, sociable, and beautiful; and they have learned the secret of getting something out of college. Their pride was a cleverly arranged formal dance, decorated in the night-club style. Marion Reed. Adviser Beryl Dickens, President Jeanne Johnson, Vice-Pres. Marian Toone, Secretary Maxine Whitmeyer, Treas. Druce Foutz. Reporter Barbara Minter Alice Kapple Barbara Harbertson Catherine Farr Margaret Feeny Helen Robinson Ruth Cunningham Margaret Bachman Elaine Froerer Athalene Cordon Beth Ipson Helen Reberg Elizabeth Service Dorothy Chatland Vikings are a comparatively new organization, but in their short existence they have already established their share of Weber traditions. The club's principal objective is enjoyment of the great outdoors. The result is a novel mixture of scholar, mountain-goat, and all-around good fellow. Because of an unfailing willingness to assist, they are invaluable to the school. Ira Markham Adviser Blaine Fernelius Seaman Mills Grant Reese President Daniel Bradshaw Reed Taylor Hal Morris Vice-President Ben Fowler Maurice Thurgood Chall Allred Secretary-Treasurer Don McClanahan Curtis Johnson Sterling Wilkinson Wayne Bott Glen Clarke Clyde Hyer John Torghile