Sede ane TARE EPEC OLLIE IRONS MIS SS ESTO AR AA RA AR CF C.A.P. Students interested in aeronautics learned the basic principles of aviation through this organization. Flight classes were offered and a fine drill team was or- ganized. , Commanding Officers were: Left to Right: Dullen, 2nd Commander; Richard Price, mander; Judy Grant, Secretary; Mr. Jones, Alan Mce1st Comadviser. Jr. Red Cross This worthwhile organization has been very active during the past school year. They sponsored many helpful projects including the hogan kits and Christmas party for the Deaf ‘and Blind School. The leaders of this organization were: Left to Right, Row One: Nancy Knowles, President; Sally Carter, Secretary. Row Two: Mrs. Durham, Adviser; and Sylvan Jacobson, Vice President. BTA. This organization of parents and teachers supported school activities and projects. Their industrious efforts aimed _to- ward Weber's progress have enabled many of the problems met in instruction to be solved. Officers of the Parent-Teacher’s Association were: Left to Right: Mrs. Wanda McDougal, 5rd Vice President; Mrs. Irene Ogden, President; Mr. Roy C. Metcalf, 2nd Vice President; Mrs. Maxine Brown, Sec.-Treasurer; Mr. Geddes Brown, Ist Vice President. Df. The distributive education club offered training in merchandising and retailing. It also sponsored a Christmas sales class which was open to all the students of the school. D. E. officers were: Left to Right: Sandra Lee Day, Editor of Promotion; Sharon Seamons, Secretary; Mr. Cutler, Adviser; Ed Thorp, Vice President; Steve Crossley, President.