KELLY GREGORY-PHOTOGRAPHER IR ALAN an RS STEVE SMITH-ACTIVITIES EDITOR SIMONTON- PHOTOGRAPHER KEITH TOR VAL KAPP-PHOTOGRAPHER * es Our advisor (we’ll call her June) has been a friend, counselor, and a second mother to us all. Without her, we would have been no more than a group of lost souls wandering aimlessly throughout life. Much of the credit goes to Mr. Brown and Mr. Songer. They, along with June, have led us through thick and thin. Finally, we wish to thank you, the studentbody, for a fantastic year and for creating so many memories for us to print. Without you, we’d have 250 blank pieces of paper. We, the best staff in 53 years, hope that this book will be a small reminder of just how great 1979-1980 have been!!! se. DICK BROWN-ADVISOR KEN BROTHERS-LAYOUT EDITOR BONNIE KIRKHAM-TYPIST DAVE GRAY-SPORTS EDITOR EF ARBOOKSTAFFTH EYEARBOO ee » ne MAE MIYACLASS ROWDY a al Spik MEETEREN-EDI- Being a member of Weber High’s Illustrious Yearbook Staff is probably one of the biggest honors any normal, able-bodied, all-american student could handle. It sounds like a relatively easy job—-but don’t kid yourself. Eating paper sacks, crying freely, ability to laugh at anything (especially professional photographers), extreme insanity, tolerant of anything while under extreme pressure, and a thriving sense of humor are the main characteristics of our staff. We have endured many hours, days, weeks, and months together and what an experience it has been. Living with each other for the last ten months has built ever-lasting friendships and we have all grown to love and respect one another. We, as a staff, have endured many totally impossible deadlines, Nasty letters and “Urgent Notices” from Josten’s, lost film and lost pages and more important-a lost cover (three times to be exact), and the most ‘““COSMIC” Christmas party immaginable. —— es VAN SUZANNE Been Eee GRIFFINEDTTGE