I l^rl^yjv—I IHVlI_lk.-> Gas _*d&l# l^Plft&a^ • . 3§&*_ ^11II Ilk .... \?Ik 1 ii l| 1 iBr - FRED BALL President Associated Students Weber College Dear Alumni: On behalf of the present student body of Weber College, may I welcome you back once again to the campus that recalls so many pleasant memories of you and your school chums. You'll find that old W.C. hasn't changed much. Fellows still skip classes to play football on the quadrangle, girls keep all the chairs in the lounge occupied in the art of telling the latest gossip and we still boast the finest faculty in the State. These memories of the "Old Weber" will soon give way to thoughts of a bigger and better college. The desks and chairs of Weber haven't been moved up to the new campus yet, but the hearts of every student for the past three years have occupied the new campus site ever since the work got under way. "Our Kingdom by the Hill" will be buzzing with students in another year or two, and when we do leave our Twenty-Fifth Street campus, our memories will be just as rich but ir„ addition to our fond bragging about W.C., we'll be able to boast of the finest campus in the State. As alumni, you'll be called on to aid in building a new Weber. Don't hesitate. Our home-coming theme this year is "Digging In" and that is just what 'all of us must do, to make our memories of Weber College mean even more than ever. Let's all DIG IN. Sincerely, Fred Ball Serving an Ever-Increasing Number ej Customers Since 1929 MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY . 24. START THE CLOCK OR NO MORE TIME-OUTS ALLOWED 10. TOUCHDOWN OR FIELD GOAL 23. FIRST DOWN