SSS SES CLASS Senior Class Dee Jacobs, ‘ Officers: OF Lou President; Joyce a ra re ‘48 Jean Allen, Barnes, Secretary; Vice-President. The years pass quickly, and soon we are SENIORS and then Spring comes, and we graduate. Being a Senior was lots of fun . . . Lockering on first floor, having a reserved section in the auditorium, getting our class rings, choosing a gift to leave the school, the Senior Turkey Trot, the Sock Dance, Senior Sluff Day, Senior Play, class parties, trying out for scholarships, choosing Miss Weber and Happy Warrior and the Typical Graduates, getting our awards on the Award Assembly, and then graduation. Here are the Seniors . . . The high school somebodies . . . The big bosses who held the big jobs. They think they have learned everything, and have been busy storing up memories to last them the rest of their lives. They were the life blood of the school, and as the school year ends, the Class of ’48—like the twenty-one that whichever way the future leads, their years at Weber will shine as the best in all their lives. before—know Senior Council: First row: Jacobs, Rogers, Blair, Reeder. Second row: Moffat, Barnes, Thompson, Allen, Lane, Clegg. Cullum, Hadlock, Mc- f ¥17-4