TETSUO CHIBA RALPH S. GRAY M. L. SAUNDERS GARNET LITTLEFIELD Athletic Manager Assistant Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Tellmaster MERLON L. STEVENSON, professor of mathematics and di- rector of athletics, is the fit leader for such enterprises. Unconventional, daring, resourceful, he continuously contributes to Weber's welfare and glorifies her simplicity, the keynote of her existence. Aside from his accomplishments connected with the curriculum, his pleasing, cheerful, and inspiring personality wins our most cherished admiration. RALPH GRAY has, indeed, won a link in our chain of friendships at Weber. As assistant football coach he ranks among the best, and will always be remembered as one of our most true and ardent boosters. His work, in all respects, has been of the very highest type and has contributed much to the uplifting of Weber's standards. MELVIN SAUNDERS, assistant professor of mathematics, is highly regarded by Weber students. Although this is his first year here, he has done much in promoting our activities, especially basketball. With his energy and untiring efforts he has helped to make this basketball team the best in the history of Weber. TETSUO CHIBA has performed very efficiently his work as athletic manager at Weber. The athletes will never forget the way he was always present to care for their sprained ankles, cuts, or floor bruises. With his wonderful character, personality, and work as a student, Chiba has left a lasting impression upon the mind of every person at Weber. GARNET LITTLEFIELD'S pleasing personality and his ability as a leader has won him the position of one of Weber's outstanding yell- masters. As a "sixth man" he has instilled "pep" and fight into the team through his ability to rouse among the students such a great inter- est in basketball and football.