TRANSIT SELECTED AS TYPICAL FROSH COED IS BETTY NELSON, A LAST YEAR'S GRADUATE OF OGDEN HIGH, WHO HERE PAUSES ON HER WAY TO REGISTER AS A HOME ECONOMICS' MAJOR AT WEBER COLLEGE. ASKED HOW SHE HAPPENED TO SELECT WEBER, "OH, I DON'T KNOW," BETTY REPLIED. "I'VE ALWAYS PLANNED TO ATTEND COLLEGE AND WEBER WAS RIGHT HERE IN OGDEN." "HOW DO YOU LIKE IT?" "FINE," SHE REPLIED. BETTY PAID HER TUITION FROM MONEY EARNED DURING THE SUMMER AS CANDY GIRL IN A DOWNTOWN STORE. AUTUMN, 1942 TYPICAL FROSH COED REGISTERS BETTY GETS CARDS AND INSTRUCTIONS FROM REGISTRAR, FINDS BOY-FRIEND, A SOPHOMORE, TO AID IN FILLING OUT BLANKS PROPERLY. PROFESSOR JOHN BENSON, ADVISER, APPROVES COURSE BEFORE SHE LINES UP WITH OTHER STUDENTS TO PAY FEES TO TREASURER. Betty Nelsons grandparents are Utah, pioneers, having crossed the plains from the "Mississippi River by ox-team before the days of the transcontinental railroad. Ogden was a minute village, an appendage of Brigham Young's western empire, when Betty's grandparents settled, and here most of the descendants, including Betty's parents have remained ever since. Betty's father is an electrical contractor, specializing in the wiring of new homes. Betty herself works each afternoon and week-ends as candy girl in a well-known "five and dime" store. She is now seventeen years old will he eighteen before the end of 1942. "While at Ogden High School, from which she graduated last year, she was an active member of the Pep club. "Which brings us up to date on Betty's history at the time these pictures were taken. Since registration at Weber, she has joined Chanoda club and been elected pledge president. She has also been elected sports manager of the Women's Athletic Association, and selected by members of the student council to lead cheers at the basketball games this winter. As you might have guessed if not from the pictures, then from this write-up there is nothing of the introvert about Betty. She attends all of the social events at the school, but prefers not to go "steady" with any one boy-friend. "I like them all," she says simply, if only half-seriously. Your reporter has grave doubts on one score, however. That is the decision of Betty this summer to switch from a contemplated business course to a home economics' major. Well that's as it should be, particularly with "Weber's "typical Frosh coed." TREASURER'S RECEIPT COMPLETES REGISTRATION. 5