ee ' AON . . _—_ ‘ ° i «fis : ~ oi 5 rs eee Se ay - *e + x or2 7 > no s . tah m3A 23 ON ee a eh oe eet | alae <2 ea Sa. = a meee os - _ og © The dance guild made its initial appearance at Weber this year. It was | planned to be a club exclu sively for seniors but was extended tc junior classmen later on, during the second semester. DANCE GUILD OFFICERS and ADVISORS—Joyce Mortensen, girls’ president; Mr. Wood, Miss Lundgreen, and Don Bradshaw, boys’ president. , , irs Stew Hess, Gloria Gatti, Gaylene Stanger, Marianne Johns, Shirley Thomas, Lois Hussman, and Carol Terry are watching and practicing a new step. Don Bradshaw and Joy Maxfield, and Richard Bird show how jitterbug. Marianne Johns it’s done, the Its membership increased almost double during the year, climaxing in May with nearly 250 members. Its purpose was to provide informal social activity for both boys and girls, and fun and refreshments for all. To a club with so many predict Stew Hess, from the Bronx, at a dance guild gathering. New York, and Patty Hall dance for the an interesting assets, we future. crowd 93