Talmage Y. DeLange Chairman Bill S. Henrie Merrill Clark Edward C. Larsen Daniel Favero Carmen Reeder Reed L. Frischknecht Clarence G. Wilson The progress of America's economic stability is easily measured by the courses offered to willing students in the Business Division. The initiative, desire and pride young people have for their profession is extended by proper training. Class discussion includes such topics as the procedure in developing a pleasant telephone voice, suitable wearing apparel, and the qualifications required to become a good secretary or business leader. Different programs have been arranged for different student needs. The business majors receive on-the-job training at Weber. The four-year program will allow students to complete their courses of study right at Weber. Leadership is the most important and strongest characteristic of an efficient business student, because the curriculum is continually instilling new methods and basic fundamentals which must be remembered. Mr. Wilson explains the advantages of tactful selling approached to future salesmen. A modern button-pusher pushing buttons. Whitney Young Chairman Paul G. Butterfield Leola Davidson A new look at life. There's more than one way to skin a cat. Loy F. Doss Laurel E. Ellison Functioning to give students a realization of the intriguing world which surrounds them, is the Life Science Division. Drawing from bacteriology, forestry, botany, family life, nursing, physiology and zoology students gain an understanding of the oneness of creation and man's dependency upon nature. Basic to this field is man's effort to improve his well-being, conserve the natural bounties of the land, and better his domestic circumstances. Dr. Orson Whitney Young, chairman, points out that "Life Science is primarily a service division providing students with general courses enabling them to graduate and fulfilling the needs of those who are learning medical techniques." From the earnest efforts of the true student will come the success and growth of the future, Dr. Young believes. Melba J. Lehner Bessie Mumford Earl W. Smart Ralph W. Monk Laprele Neville Marjorie Somers Helen H. Farr Thad Home Geraldine Hansen Margaret S. Jacobs Sheldon P. Hayes Earl Jenne LIFE SCIENCE Ruth Swenson