, _ ts. Fer, e sciblg Rope wae he aants Te a 2 ee Suse Ar unease PROD AOL ecitee. rhs Neue RUA eh eats onePos TP es Shes w STS enw eS re ty Cteeit cat PL eee PTTL 7 S See CS De a Se MORN Re ye wiser Bt) pits ph ise RF CREED REIN Ces SCA OECD Ce eA Re rine Ss: FT) VATE tO NIS ES DS OPN ee ond Soha SDakin $46 pete $0 06 niee sieta wth As sk wanted bce as ean Dae Ae neta Ci eee dp i? AYE ERS Si IERIE ao JOURNALISM Through Exchange the efforts of Carol Nelson, Editor, and Karen Carver, Assistant Editor, our school paper was exchanged with other schools all over the United States. An-exchange column in our own paper kept us in touch with the happenings at other schools. The editors of next years Trumpeter will be Carma Fackeral and Dorothy Greenwell. “So this is Weber” handbook will be published next year by Marilyn Dreadon and Larraine Corry, Edi- Sharon Dewey, Patsy Smith, Tom McDonough, and_ Richard Scott will take over the job of Business Staff tors. next year. Marilyn Dreadon, Larraine Corry, Janice Helgeson, Phyllis Anderson. Clipping articles which pertained to Weber from local papers, and filing them for the future was the task of our Morgue Editor Barbra Zinie. She selected for next year’s Morgue Editor, Mickey Cole. The task of the Historian, Deloris Holmes, was i : to keep a record of all the events that took place throughout the year at Weber, and also to find past history about the school. Carma Fackeral, Dorothy Greenwell, Sharon Dewey, Patsy Smith, Tom McDonough, Richard Scott. 107 FIORE ER EN aoe atteSRSA SE LOD DLT LO ETE NRE eS a EME PU EO TUS PTR ee ee RRL Me PANNE BOER. Tra at alae oes PLY Ota et