Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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Nina Pearl Winters—Domestic Arts and Science. “Nothing lovlior can be found In woman than to study household good. And good works in her husband to promote. Wilford Henry Pyott—Commercial. “A guardian angel o'er his life presides. Doubling his pleasures and his cares dividing. Willard Leon Gardiner, “Ile'd undertake to prove, by force. O’ argument a man’s no horse. Jedediah McKay—Normal. “And still the wonder grew That one small head could carry all he knew Mercy Rao Barlow—Normal. “Her lips were as a spout. To tumble pearls and diamonds out. Angus McFarland—Normal. thou art swift thought of desperate men.” John “Oh! mischief; To enter in the

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Marcia Ann Slater—Commercial. “I am armed with innocence, Less penetrable than the steel-ribh’d coats That harness round thy warrior.” William Preston Thomas—Normal. “Fire in each eye. and papers in each hand. He raves, recites, and maddens all the land.” Ada Ann Stallings—Normal. “Her face, so lovely, yet so arch, so full of mirth, The overflowing of an innocent heart.” Ervin Higley—Commercial. “Besides, he was a shrewd philosopher. And had read every text and gloss over.” Lily Mac Barker—Domestic Arts and Science. “Grace was in all her steps, heav'n in eye. In every gesture dignity and love. Clyde Spencer Clark—Special High School. “Whate’er he did was done with so much ease, In him alone ?tis natural to please.”

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 oob=ppe «Sfmtr years bahe hie spent tuitb thee, JITeher; 3Four years hie sljall neher forget; Ani» nolo, as commencement approaches, Jlle look hack tuitlj joy anb regret. Jlle're pronb to ha he been fuitt] thee, Jtleher, Jlle’be been loyal in tuorb, tliouglit anb beeb; JBut tue'he notu rcacheb tljc goal of onr efforts, Anb toe feel tliat in life hie'll s»»cceeb. 33 ut tue’re sorry to leahe thee, bear liileher, Jfle’he been care-free anb Ijappy tulple Ijere. As boosters, hie’be been in tlie foregromib, Anb toe knohi that you’ll miss us next year. Hle're pronb of our class Aineteeu ’Hlehen. Anb faith reason, for lue, as a rule, JHahe Igiuoreb anb raiseb tlje bigl] staubarb, (Of character, set by our school. ;buifa at last hie're to leahe thee, bear lUeber, ®nt faith pangs of regret, for hie knohi, Chat hie’ll neher again be together, JUljen out in the great tuorlb hie go. lUit in tliougl]t hie’ll be tuitb tljee, bear Iflehcr, (Onr lobe for tljec neher sljall bie; jl o tue’ll say in tljesc bays of commencement, “©oob-bye, bear olb Jfleber, d oob-bye.”