EDUCATION CLUB All education majors are encouraged to join the Weber College Student Education Association. The club provides us with a glimpse of our future democratic society. Future teachers make our future world and help to shape the scientists, physicians, writer, and homemakers of tomorrow. The Education Club provides information and activities of special interest to education ma|ors. It hopes to attract and encourage sudents of high academic ability and professional promise to become teachers. It is set up to develop in students a professional attitude which will encourage them in their present studies and as future teachers. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club is comprised of girls interested in the homemaking skills. Many of these girls plan to continue their education after graduating from Weber. They will enter teaching, interior decorating, diatetics and other interesting fields. The club keeps these girls informed about the job opportunities and new advancements. The club officers; Karen Zundel, President; Barbara Buss, Vice President; Kathy Hammond, Secretary-Treasurer and LaRee Best, Historian; help to make this a very enjoyable club. The club's aim is to provide attitudes and training for successful home living and specific skills and general preparations for positions as professional home economists. left to right: Janet Cook, Marian Jorgenson, Karen Zundel, Bette Coltrin, Kay Parker, LaRee Best, Kathryn Hammon, Mrs. Melba Lehner. Front row: Barbara Buss, Ariene Maughn, Susan Sutton and Shirley Wendell.