GOLDEN What an interesting yearbook a school could have if the talents and abilities of everyone could be recorded within the pages of our yearbook. But because we, who represent the yearbook staff, were unable to know personally every student of Weber High, praises were we feel left unsaid that and many many tal- ents not mentioned. Many hours of thought and work have gone into this book which represents the cooperation of the entire staff along with the untiring efforts of Mr. Westergard and so, students of Weber High, we hope you can appreciate the goal we set out to achieve, that of represent- ing every student in our Drama, and hope you can measure with kindness the mistakes in names or those that might have been omitted along with pictures that are unsatisfactory. Because of these Eleanor Ross, Business Manager; Evelyn Ross, Editor. errors we was done express our apologies unintentionally. The Editorial and Business staffs worked closer this year because the Editor and Business Manager are twins. : The Editorial Staff made the yearbook. They were led by the Editor, Evelyn Ross. They worked on Saturdays, and after school, and took it home with them. They wrote the copy, and arranged pictures. They spent all the Business Staff's money. They worked with the en- gravers, printers, binders, saw the finished product. Senior Members Editorial Staff: Standing: strom, of the Gerald Athletics; EngFloreen Kapp, Publications; Margaret Terry, Administration; Natsuye Shiba. Seated: Darrell Renstrom, Speech; Lorraine Storey, Teachers; Olene Smith, Athletics; Joan Stone, Music 146 and Arts. cover makers and were proud they were on the staff when they for it