Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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 Faculty Lydia Tanner “All liuman history allot' Thai happiness for man the hungry sinner Sineo Eve ate apples, much depends on dinner. Ilyron. H. A. Dixon man of personality plus, hut whose modesty keeps him at his best. He is on the road to success. A DELLA WaKNKK Tis she who judgeth of our hooks. “Patient, though sore- ly tried. Longfellow. Eli Holton “A clerk titer was of Oxen- ford also. That unto logik huddc long Nowhere so Iwsy a man as lie tlier na’e, nd yet he seemed besier than he was. Chaucer. Joel E. Ricks He stole our Katherine, hut came to stay. His students para phase Ra- leigh and say. History hath worked us overtime.” W. 0. Ridges Of pleasant and agreeable disposition. Wasn't it W ebster who said, “Old lover's are soundest.” Kimball Young One who has not forgotten the spirit of youth, a friend of the students, yet an effective instructor. Let no man despise thy youth. I Timothy 4:12. Eva Ckagun W ho is interested in house- hold economies and those activities which go to make up domestic happiness. The girls especially have found in Mi'S C.ragun a sympathetic friend. William M. McKay man who has lived true to the traditions of hi family name. He is a leader for the forward-looking activities of our institution. Gladys Peterson Here we will sit and let the sounds of I her t music creep in our ears. Shakespeare. to