WARRIORETTES Weber’s Warriorettes have won praise from the studentbody, surrounding schools, and local newspapers for their outstanding performances and drill maneuvers. Spectators have been thrilled and elated over the excellent halftime activities presented at football and basketball games. They were: Bell; and President, Prop Grow, Ann Probasco, dous, Tonya Bright, DRUM Drum Drum MAJOR Rosmary Manager, Ann Nancy and AND Montgomery; Fox. Others Jensen, Lynette Shirley Vice are President, Sherrille Osmond, East. Lois Coleen Linda Adler, Connie Garner. MAJORETTE Major — David Degn Majorette — Lynette Stocking; Vaughn, Wolthius This was the first year that Weber High School has had a boy and girl leading the band. Their high-stepping manner and colorful costumes adds much to the appear- ance of the band. Their first performance was at the “Little Brown Jug” game. Along with their fine work as major and majorette, Lynette and David are also members of the Concert Band and play instruments in the band. Secretary, Karen Miller, Frances Dianne Arnol- Vesta McDougal,