PHOENIX Founded: 1935 Purpose: To promote student government and encourage student activities. Phoenix was founded at a time when school spirit was at a low ebb, and since then has done much in maintaining school spirit at Weber by supporting games, dances and other actvities, as well as setting a high scholastic standard. Phoenix members range from thespians and athletes to piccolo players, and from three pointers to freshmen. Willis Wynn President Dick Farr Vice-President Earl Slack Secretary Melvin Thayne Treasurer Merle Allen Advisor David R. Dinsdale Haynes Fuller George Stromberg Glen Collins Dean Painter James Vincent Jack Garner Dale Blackburn Wilbur Braithwaite Fred Stringham Ross Powell Lowell Smith Larry Williamson Bob Storey Bill Johnston Elmer Hogge Bill Blair Bob Losee Keith Fernelius Ron Belnap Dean Hurst Fred Burdett Howard Taylor Frank Blair Ray Fowers Ralph Call Vernon Shaw Dave Fletcher Kay Randall D. K. Call Dick Bevan Clyde Parker Steve Richards Bob McAllister Keith Chadwick Floyd Picketts The pride of every Phoenix man other than his snowball queen, milkmaid and pinochle partner is his membership in an alleged talented, cultural organization known to music lovers throughout the intermountain area as the Phoenix Philharmonic. Pierre Haulde Laurence Burton Harry Burchell Lee Jackson Hugh Campbell J. R. Allred