Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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jpfct If corn VOLUME TWELVE NUMBER FIVE ontornir SDUioii PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE WEBER ACADEMY, OGDEN, UTAH literary department EXCHANGE EDITORS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .....................CORA KASIUS, ASSOCIATE EDITOR ...............LeROY J. LEISHMAN, LITERARY EDITOR.............................GOLDA ENGSTROM, SCHOOL NOTES REPORTER ........lEXNIEBEE CAMPBELL, ATHLETIC REPORTER ..............VICTOR CRITCHLOW. ( ..............EMMA BARLOW. .............NETTIE WATSON. ALUMNI .............................LLOYD MILLAR. ..........................CLARK BARLOW, ............................JOSEPH DIES, ...........................LEON BARRETT, .........................ARLIE CAMPBELL, TYPIST .......................... HUGH ANDERSON, ARTISTS '15 ’15 ’15 ’15 '16 '15 ’15 '14 '16 '17 '16 '16 '15 Reporters; RET A ENSIGN, ’15 EDNA BROWN. '17 ALTA NIELSON. H5 JULIA WADE. MS JBugineas department MANAGER ...........................DAVID GODDARD. ’15 ASSISTANT .............................VERA JONES, M5 ASSISTANT ...........................EL WOOD WINTERS, M7

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 OUR ACORN To the students of Weber the word Acorn brings to mind of pleasant hours spent within Weber s walls. Our final issue is a Real Souvenir, of our happy high school days. As we treasure the pictures in the family album or a diary which brings forth pleasant memories of old time associates, so we hope the Acorn will be treasured. In a few years, when Weber proudly occupies a city block, when her magnificient buildings and modern gymnasium are the pride of Ogden, a peep into the Acorn of 191S will recall the small beginnings of the mighty oak. It will bring to mind the entire school year—the pleasant humble building, the trust-worthy Board, the industrious and sympathetic Faculty, the illustrious graduates and the student representatives who bravely carried the purple and white on to victory or defeat. When the world applaudes the work of some noted speaker, statesman, actor, inventor, writer, educator or businessman, it will be with a glosv of pride that we open our Acorn and point to his picture as a classmate at dear old Weber. We hope that the material in this book will be of interest and value now, and that, like family heirlooms, it will become of more value as time rolls on.

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CONTENTS Seal 1 Our Acorn 2 The Staff 3 Contents 4 Hoard 5 Faculty 6 Staff Pictures 8 Student Body Officers 10 A Bov’s Path 11 Editorial 16 Seniors 17 Pictures 18 Senior Characteristics 30 Debating Team 31 Notes 31 Dramatic Cast 33 Class Picture 33 Senior Romance 34 Juniors 35 Notes 35 Officers 36 Class Picture 37 Junior Romance 38 Sophomore 39 Notes 39 Officers 40 Class Picture 41 Fresh m en 42 Notes 42 Class Picture 41 Officers 43 School Notes 45 Debating 55 Dramatics 57 Athletics 61 Phunisms 6S