Back row: Jimi Elmer, Reporter; David Doris Granath, Student Co-Ordinator; Ann Wlode!l Ramroth, Wnited Reporter. Richards, Secretary. Front row: Ration Left to right: Dennis Dominguez, Treasurer; Larry Sanders, Lynette Hadley, Secretary; Ron Rose, Vice President (absent). esident; Back row: Gary Chambers, President; Dorothy Christensen, Historian. Front row: Debra Brown, Vice President; Doris Granath, Secretary. Left to right: Steve Lowder, Bruce Barker, Secretary. Vice President; David Erickson, President; The clubs of Weber High have given. students the chance to enjoy their individual interests, something not always possible in a restricted classroom. This in turn helps students to be active worthwhile citizens. Czechoslovakia, Trinidad, Tobago, Ceylon were the countries Warriors represented in the Model UN. Members attended a large convention in Salt Lake City where a mock United Nations meeting was set in motion. Students gained insight into knowledge of world politics. Those students who qualify to become members of the National Honor Society must show outstanding potential in four areas: character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Members are comprised of juniors and seniors. Sophomores are on a preliminary basis until the spring induction ceremony. The members worked to make 1968-1969 a most successful year. Meeting weekly at the Golden Spike Coliseum, the Rodeo Club learned the techniques of good horsemanship. They competed, along with other high schools to win over Weber State Rodeo Club. All members enjoyed the club activities. The Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. This year members were in charge of Weber’s Christmas project. Truly it benefited students and the families they served. At the end of the school year, members attended a -convention in Boise, Idaho to better their club. 81