Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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Editorial KU,OW STl'DEXTS: In a few weeks we will leave our dear old school for a well-earned vacation. W hile most of the students will be back next year to resume their endeavors to- ward progress, the Seniors will leave, taking with them many memories of pleasant associa- tions and realizations of progress. Much as the Seniors regret leaving their old Alma Mater, they are glad to be graduates of inch a school—a school which stands for hu- man brotherhood and has but one standard, and that is the best. But mingled with their regrets at leaving W eber there is a sense at having done their best, and in doing their best they have done credit to themselves and their school. The students who come back next year will have more to accomplish. Weber Academy will be Weber College, and as such, more will be expected of the students. Xew fields will be open to them ; the Acorn will be a college paper. It will mean college ath- letics and college debating. All these must be kept up to the Weber standard and this can be done only by boosting—not only by talk- ing, but really acting. So the Acorn Staff extend their congratulations to the Senior class; we wish them well and hope their endeavors will always be crowned with success. To the students who will come back we say: “Give to the world the best you have. And the best will come back to you.” 8