Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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 flWlAWiMlTO Presidont Aaron W. Tracy MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATES Would you achieve high citizenship? Then you must acquire the art of whistling or singing the songs of your heart as you hold the plow in the valleys and on the hillsides. A happy union of a cheerful vocation and at least one of the arts for the sake of culture is indispensable to happiness. I bid you seek a vocation that you and yours may be properly fed and clothed; 1 bid you master at least one art-music, poetry, painting, sculpturing, or architecture—that your soul may be fed the nectar of eternal happiness. A vocation and an art will force you into the realm of high citizenship where your love of your fellow men will cause you to lose yourself in constant service to them Let every moment of your life be crowned with a garland of unselfish con- cern for the welfare of both your enemies and your friends. Let every moment of your life radiate to human progress and the perpetuation of high civiliza- tion. May you work humbly and faithfully in your field. May you drink deeply from the fountain of the arts man's greatest achievements. I love each one of you dearly. God speed! AARON W. TRACY. President.

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STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION George A. Eaton Mary W. Johnson John C. Swenson James A. Langton Elmer G. Potorson Albort J. Ashman George Thomas Picture Unavailable

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FACULTY John Benson Walter Buss Lcland Monson Fawn McKay Education Geology English English Carl Belliston Lucille Clark David Trevithick John Lind Physical Education Physical Education English Geology Charles Osmond Garnett Littlefield Anna Stark Lionol Thatcher Physics Engineering Education Economics