Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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Wallace Budge Effective Speaking. 1918-19-20-21. Grant Contest, 1919-20. Dramatic Manager, 1920-21. .School bra1”a • ••• 19«9-20 21. Orchestra. 1917-18-19-20-21. Quartet, 1919-20-21. School Opera, 1919-20-21. “AH must be earnest in a world like ours. Sylvia Eknstrom Her infinite sweetness. alter Cooley Acorn Staff. 1920-21. To reproduce the beauties of na- ture is next to its creation. Mavis Johnston 7 irite is like the sea, ami in like a lark, which is carried its destination. vi i. Cragin School PJay, 1920-21. Pageant Drama. 1920-21. Opera, 1919-20-21. A cheerful word has shortened many a weary mile. m 'e ,h“ sua NINETEEN

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,tL Frank Robinson Secretary of class 1920-21. School Dramatic 1918-10. Effective Spi-akiiiK Contest 1917-1S-19-20-21. School Debating, 1920-21. “Yet they, believe me, who await : o gifts of chance have conquered fate Cleone Lindsay N ice President of class 1020-21 Vice President Public Service Bureau. Secretary and Treasurer Student Body 1010-20. School Historian 1018-10. Secretary and Treasurer chow 1018-19. Secretary and Treasurer Girls' Association, 1917-18 Herald mid Acorn Reporter. 1017-IS. “Eves too expressive to be blue, Too lovely to be gray” Seniors Report „s vk look back over the trails we have made in passing ill rough our hi h school work, we see many triumphs. Without wasting time casting longing eyes on upper classmen and their success, we plunged right into the activi ies. Not one year have we failed to carry off the class basketball honors and w2 have been represented on the school team from our Freshmen yiar to this, our Senior year. We are truly proud of Claude Lindsay, who has been a working member of the team since he entered as a Freshman. In intellectual activities we have also made a name for ourselves winning the class debates in our Sophomore and Senior years and the Barker contelst in our Junior and Senior years. In our School contests in debating and oratory, we have been well represented. For the School play many stars, as well as some minor characters, have been furnished by Class ’21. We, as a class, have been a definite social unit and have had several enjoyable parties, as well as en- ttertaining the rest of the student body royally, at other times. And now, a we part from thee, dear old Weber, we wish to thank the other classes for the help they have given us,.and the faculty for the earnest efforts they have made to lift us from the common plains of life, up to the heights of Progress. If we ever reach a vantage point in our dumb toward success, we will truly say, ‘To you, to you, all praise is due, Weber, our Alma Mater.” EIGHTEEN

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 Editu weaver The mildest mariners and the gent lest heart. Mary Rhees Herald and Acorn reporter, 1920-21. When the intellect rules it is a strong hand, indeed, that holds the rein. Edna Iaylor It is goodness of the soul That makes successful lives. Relia Schade She is the mirror of all courtesy Florence Page ‘A dancing form, and image gay. To haunt, to startle, to waylay. Mae Rasmussen “Friend making everywhere, friend finding soul. - -' 3 -. TWENTY