Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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 titior Class

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Senior Dramatists 1. (Menard Gould—'“Bean (’arter.” 2. Vera Tracy—“Dollie DoClilTe.” 3. Bertha Wheelwright—“Cherry Carruth- ers. ■I. Kphrnim Boulter—“Happy .Jimmy .Jam- ieson.’ ' 5. Lee Purrington—“Cad.” (5. Mary llopkin—“Belle Kclaire. ” 7. NVi 1 ford Wheelwright- “Casey Jones.” 8. Iva Steers—“Lizzie Mandolin Feeny.'' 5). Oia Kngstrom—“Loretta.” 10. Iivin Boulter—“Aaron Boggs.” 11. Lloyd Millar—“ Epenetus B. Boggs.” 12. Helen Taylor—“ Evelyn Newcomb.” 13. Arthur Brown—“Pepper Jervis.” 1-1. Susie Jacobs—“Lois Hunter.” 15. Fielding Barlow—“Second-hand A bey.” 1(5. Isabel Grow—“Mary Chubb.” 17. John Bowen—“ Henery Chubb.” 18. Evelyn Hinckley—“Violet Bickens.”

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Junior jflobestp There are Seniors and .Juniors and Sophomores and Prosilies, The kids of li are the best of them all. They loaded their minds with some brilliant ideas. And started their triumphs with star basketball. Perhaps we should mention the victory in passing The Juniors attained when the tickets were sold. Would not these facts alone make the Seniors conceited. Or swell up the Sophomores with ego untold i Hut listen, dear reader, the best is yet coming: More contests were left in tbe field to be won. With a zip that bespoke the ambition of Juniors They left all opponents with spirits undone. Oratorical honors, awarded to Jensen. Conferred them another remarkable score; And later we hear of tbe silver-tongued Harlow Distinguished in state with high praises galore. In debating, they bet that it is or it isn’t. It makes no great difference, they win either way. And here, one more championship came to the Juniors. And how they an lauded as best of tbe day. They have started a pace that has dazzled the senses of all other classes that Weber lias seen. o Westinghouse brake, nor an Edison patent Can hinder the speed of the class of 'Io. —L. L