Assistant Scribulus editor was Olivia Bertag-nolli. Corrie Lynne Oborn edited the 1962 Scribu-lus. Scribulus publishes the best of student writing SCRIBULUS STAFF members make plans for the 1962 edition of the magazine. They were, left to right, Lynda Kay Swenson, layout editor; Chris Nelson, art editor; Sandy Ross, business manager. Scribulus ... To many people that title denotes nothing, but to those who have spent hours with weakening eyes fixed upon page after page of creative artistry, it symbolizes the heart of Weber's literary life. As we go into our four-year program, the artistic and literary publications of Weber College will come under closer and more severe scrutiny by those interested in knowing what intellectual stimulation we have to offer. The Scribulus of the year represents our talented writers, and each section was chosen from among all those submitted by a panel of qualified judges. This year's editor was Corrie Oborn. She was assisted by Olivia Bertagnolli, assistant editor; Lynda Kay Swenson, layout; Chris Nelson, art editor; Sandy Ross, publicity and business. HANDY BOOK STAFF members included, left to right, Jackie Miller, Linda Dixon, Carolyn Carr, and Toula Papaefthimiou (standing ), and Judy Jeppson and Betty Lou Cole (seated.) Judy Jeppson, assistant Handy Book editor, assists Betty Lou Cole, editor, in compiling the 1962 edition. Handy Book is the student directory on campus. Small and compact, the Handy Book serves the students as a functional aid on an ever-growing campus. This year marks an innovation in the format of the Handy Book. It consists solely of the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of the studentbody and faculty. The information was compiled from cards filled out by the students during fall quarter registration. In addition to the Handy Book, a freshman orientation brochure was prepared by the studentbody officers and the Handy Book editors to introduce the freshman students to the officers, organizations, and policies of Weber College. The 1961-62 Handy Book was edited by Betty Lou Cole. Judy Jeppson was assistant editor. Glen J. Wiese was adviser.