ELMON LINFORD Business Manager ERNEST SHREEVE Editor IDA SCOWCROFT Exchanges The Weber Herald THE WEBER HERALD HAS sustained during the past year the en- viable record made by its predecessors and has proved itself one of the foremost publications of its kind in the state. It has been truly representative of Weber and has voiced the sentiments of the student body as a whole. The paper has been featured by its progressive trend. Timely articles have aroused interest in school affairs and numerous cuts, appearing from time to time, have improved the appearance of the sheet. It has supported all activities, boosting Weber first, last and always. Dedicated to freedom of speech and press, its policy has been one of fair play to all-no class, clique or organization being favored. Constructive criticism on school affairs has been solicited. Closer fellowship between faculty and student body has been fostered. The work of the members of the staff has been of a high order. The classes have been well represented by their reports. Snappy, humorous articles on class events have characterized their work. To Elmon Linford thanks are due for his energetic work as business manager. The Herald owes its existence to his untiring efforts. Miss Ida Scow- croft has done much to advertise Weber through her work as exchange editor. Due to her efforts the school has gained a wide circle of friends, as her efficient work has re- sulted in an exchange with the publications of schools in all parts of the country. ELMON LINFORD Business Manager WALTER STEVENSON (19) WILLIAM KASIUS (19) STAFF ERNEST SHREEVE Editor HARRIS RIDGES (21) LOUISE BROWNING (20) IDA SCOWCROFT Exchanges KENNETH FARLEY (20) ELLIOTT WRIGHT (22)