6 WEBER NORMAL COLLEGE STANDING COMMITTEES The President is Ex-officio Member of all Committees Admission and RegistrationHIGH SCHOOL: Wm. Z. Terry, Eli Holton. COLLEGE: N. Henry Savage. GraduationHIGH SCHOOL: J. G. Lind, Joel E. Ricks, Ida A. Shurtliff COLLEGE: N. Henry Savage, Wm. Z. Terry LibraryJoel E. Ricks, Juanita Rich, Vard L. Tanner CatalogueWm. Z. Terry Attendance and Class WorkJohn Q. Blaylock, Edward M. Reid, Vard L. Tanner DebatingJoseph E. Evans, Joel E. Ricks, Vard L. Tanner Commencement ExercisesC. J. Jensen, N. Henry Savage, Wm. Z. Terry, Blanche McKey Schedule of Classes and ExaminationsWm. Z. Terry, N. Henry Savage AmusementsEdward M. Reid, N. Henry Savage, Blanche McKey, Charlotte Stallings, Olive Belnap, Eva Cragun, Juanita Rich AthleticsMalcolm Watson, Vard L. Tanner Public SpeakingBlanche McKey Patriotic WorkJoel E. Ricks, C. J. Jensen, Olive Belnap PetitionsWm. Z. Terry, John Q. Blaylock, Ida A. Shurtliff Printing and PublicityEdward M. Reid, Blanche McKey Students Aid and EmploymentC. J. Jensen, Lydia H. Tanner W. 0. Ridges Care of Girls and Women's ActivitiesLydia H. Tanner, Blanche McKey, Charlotte Stallings, Ida Shurtliff Supervision of Student PublicationsEdward M. Reid, Blanche McKey Student AdvisoryAll Theological Teachers and Class Directors WEBER NORMAL COLLEGE 7 GENERAL INFORMATION HISTORICAL In the year 1888 the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints established the present system of Church education; and in order to foster religious training and moral development among the young, President Wilford Woodruff, in the following letter addressed to several presidents of Stakes, urged the appointment of Stake Boards for the establishment of Church educational institutions: "We feel that the time has arrived when the proper education of our children should be taken in hand by us as a people. Religious training is practically excluded from the district schools. The perusal of books that we regard as devine is forbidden. Our children, left to the training they receive in these schools, will grow up entirely ignorant of those principles of salvation for which the Latter-day Saints have made many sacrifices. To permit this condition of affairs to exist among us would be criminal. The desire is universally expressed by all thinking people in the Church that we should have schools wherein the Bible, the Book of Mormon, and the Book of Doctrine and Covenants can be used as text books and where the Principles of our religion may form a part of the teachings of the schools." In conformity with the import of this letter, the Presidency of Weber Stake organized a Board of Education consisting of the following members: Lewis W. Shurtliff, president; Charles F. Middleton, N. C. Flygare, Hon. Jos. Stanford, Louis F. Moench, Bishop