Here we have looking backward, and also backward looking, Dick Layman, who succeeded Phil Tunks in the prodigious task of reporting the pure and unadulterated truth via the Signpost, via Ginsberg. Phil Tunks edited the Signpost both last year and the first quarter of this year, but by Winter bowed to a younger man and retired in contented meditation upon the spell of unity he had cast over the Weber student body. Holding down the sponsor's job was Larry Evans, with one weather eye upon the news and the other searching for any old abandoned furniture for the little bare flat on the fourth floor of the Moench. SIGNPOST The Signpost staff includes a host of hard-writing reporters, who are, sitting: Nancy Chadwick, Nancy (Elvira Fanglesnap) Beech, Lorraine Price, Nola Jean Beus. Standing: Margaret Stegen, Kent Foutz, Bill Bobolis, Emma Lou Barnes, Larry Sevy,Carlene Weaver. Smiling and busy are these members of the business staff. They are, from left to right: Larry Sevy, Jean Heimke, Lorraine Price. Acting in the role of assistant editor, Boyd Knowles joins in the general chaos involved in getting a publication out, and being none the worse for wear and tear, takes time out to smile. Sporty Keith Hunt handles the sports page with the capable assurance of a fellow who knows his business. He sees to it that none of our athletes go unmen-tioned. With a mighty big job for a little girl, we have Jean Heimke handling the business manager's position with all the success one would imagine of such a likable gal.