Nola Agricola, President Almira Heslop, Vice President Elaine Andros, Secretary Louise de Wit, Historian and Reporter Jeanne Anderson Barbara Arnold Nell Barnett Barbara Clausse Ruth Compton Lucille Finnerty Marian Green Josephine Heslop Suzanne Hershberger Marjorie Hoggan LuJean Hull Betty Parkinson Miriam Pledger Marian Nyland Beth Rigby lean Shreck Lola Smedley Alene Smith Wanda Snow Ila Stephens Mary Stimpson Winona Webster Helen Williams FOUNDED: 1939. PURPOSE: TO promote true friendship and personality. The true friendship and hospitality found in the Hawaiian Islands is also present in a social organization at Weber-Tiki Kapa Kapa . . . The club is composed of thirty girls whose goal is the promotion of friendship among the students of Weber College. Intelligence, beauty, and personality are a few of the qualities which help these girls to make great strides toward their goal . . . March was the month selected for Tiki's first dance, and in December, T. K. K. was a gracious hostess to the members of the other women's clubs at the second traditional Friendship Banquet. tiki kapa kapa vikings FOUNDED: 1938. PURPOSE: TO increase participation in out-of-door activities and foster development of good sportsmanship. The men who compose the Vikings group are a combination of scholar, man-of-the-out- doors, and all-around good fellow . . . Vikings believe in having inexpensive fun, and their principal objective is enjoyment of the great outdoors. The practicality of their idea about not making too big a dent in the family finances has demonstrated its work- ability at various club activities during the year . . . The Ski Ball especially typified Vikings' successes and originality-and even though Miss Weber College appears to be thoroughly acquainted with the latest fashion details, interest in fashions modeled by Weber coeds during the Ski Ball was none the less active . . . Those wearing the Vikings' seal promote good will and fellowship in the halls, and on the campus of Weber College, and they are establishing their share of college traditions. Leonard Miller, President Art Fowler, Vice President Lynn Nelson. Secretary and Treasurer Reed Swenson. Adviser Russell Barton Malcolm Burch Elliott B. Anderson Stanley Burnes Kenneth DeVries Darrell Mayfield Ross Eskelson Blaine Fernelius Raymond Hansen Earl Hight Von Holt Arthur Jackson Orlo Maw Wendell Muir James Nicholls Glen Orton Mayland Parker Bull Rees Max Russell Lowell Sparks LaMar Steed Harold Strand Walter Underwood Bert Ure Frank White