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Adios The Class of 1918 has for four years been making a name for itself and dear old Weber but must now say good-bye. From the time we were green little Freshmen, trying to avoid being thrown down coal chutes, having our faces painted green and our hair shaved off, until the present we have had an enjoyable time that we shall not soon forget. Under the leadership of the capable officers we have always chosen we have given parties and trips so original and pleasurable that they will ever be memorable in the school’s history. As in all other branches of study our dramatics excelled. In short, nothing that we have ever attempted has been a failure, due to the fact that every member has given the class his loyal support. We sincerely regret that we are leaving Weber and although our ways may henceforth be divided, we shall always be guided by the influence of our school days. We wish to extend to our school- mates, the Juniors in particulur, our hearty appreciation of their final efforts to make our last days at school a joyous memory to us. It is now our duty to say farewell to our happy school days, for this critical period of the world demands capable men and women. To that end we must fit ourselves, and with this we must bid adieu to our Alma Mater. % % % Ogden, Utah, May 20, 1912. Dear Old Friends: I happened to be visiting this town at the time when the An- nual Commencement exercises of Dear Old Weber were being held and so I made it a point to go and endeavor to awaken a few reminiscences. 1 walked up Twenty-fifth street and on the intersection of Lin- coln avenue I was confronted with a large sign which read: “Chas. II. Linford, Reliable Loan Office, Money to Loan, etc. This was a gentle reminder of Charles’ career as business manager of the 85
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Douglas Leish.max Editor Weber Herald. 1917; Acorn Staff. 1917. Class and School Dccla- malion. 1916 and 1917. Class Debating, 1917. School Debating, 1918. Dr. Rich Oratorical Contest. 1916-17-18. School play. 1916 and 1917. Senior play. 1918. Athletic Manager, half '16 and 17. President Public Service Bureau. 1916. Extemporaneous Speaking, 1917-1918. Class valedictorian. Llewellyn Roberts Editor in chief Acorn, 1917-18. School .md Class Dramatics, 1917-18. Class Athletics, 1917-18. Band orchestra. 1914-15. 1915-16. 1916-17. 1917-18. LettiE Ririe School Class Dramatics, 1917-18. Herald Staff. 1917-18. Dale Phillips School Dramatics, 1916-17. 1917-18. Herald Staff. 1916-17. Editor Herald, 1917-18. Class Athletics. 1917-18.
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