Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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To The zAlumni Thou bulwark of IVebers foundations, Thou builder of men and of nations, 'Thou dreamer of finer creations, IVe bring to thee homage. 'Thou planter of highest ideal, 'Thou molder of character steely To thee and thy standards we kneel And bring to thee homage. Thou shaper of small common clay, 'Thou sun in our youth's fleeting day, Give ear to our tribute, we pray, And list to our homage. Thou star in the last shades of night, Thou shield against life's weary fight, 'Thou living defender of right, IVe bring to thee homage.

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President Tracy and The Faculty PON the shoulders of Presi- dent Aaron YV. Tracy has fallen the responsibility of proving the worth of this in- stitution in a most exacting year. In answer to the needs of the college, he has ably combined the attributes of the wise leader and the pru- dent counselor; and to this combination Weber owes much of her present well- being and her future possibilities. Where miscalcula- tion or mal-adjustment meant total failure, his un- erring foresight has found opportunity in opposition and has instigated progress in periods of partial in- activity. Broad-minded, sincere, capable; a supporter of the ideals of this institution, President Tracy to- gether with a Faculty, unsurpassed in its devotion to Weber traditions, has planned for and guided this College Student Body to the successful completion of a splendid school year. With vision and untiring effort, the Faculty and the President have tested the pulse of Weber's possi- bilities. Through perfect cooperation, they have, as a composite whole, insured the permanent growth of this institution. To President Aaron W. Tracy and his co-workers, the college Faculty, the progress of Weber College will stand a time-empowered tribute. [ 5 )