Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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FACULTY Clustor Nilsson English Wallaco Baddloy Buildings and Grounds Engineer Roland Parry Music Lydia Tanner Home Economics Thatchor Allred English Russell Croft Forestry Icanotto Morrell Foreign Language Ralph Gray Chemistry Walter Neville Sociology Eva Browning Librarian Marian T. Read English (On leave of absence) C. Henry Anderson History

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FACULTY Guy Hurst Business Merlon Stevenson Mathematics Clair Anderson Music Lucy Denning Business Reed Swenson Physical Education Dean Anderson Bacteriology Nancy Barker Foreign Language O. Whitney Young Zoology Bernice Hall Dix Jones Secretary to President Treasurer Beulah Romans Cleric Clarisse Hall Registrar “ -

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Klcon Kerr President Kathleen Foulger Vice-President Norman Christensen Secretary William Ogdon Treasurer STUDENT BODY COUNCIL The past year at Weber College has, in spite ol the limited financial allot- ments, been a highly commendable one. President Kleon Kerr, Vice-President Kathleen Foulger, Secretary Norman Christensen, and Treasurer William Ogden proved themselves worthy of the trust placed in them, first, by appointing capable committees to work in various student body capacities, and second, by unselfish personal endeavor toward the promotion of every sort of advan- tage needed by the College. The Program Committee succeeded very definitely in securing inter- esting, entertaining, and instructive programs. The Dance Committee provided amusement with lucrative as well as enjoyable results. The Publications Com- mittee made possible the printing of a yearbook, an enterprise which has been eliminated for the last two years. The Drama Committee superintended the production of a school play and entered a one-act play in the Provo contest The Debate Committee sent members of the forensic department on numerous trips and was responsible for the four debate tournaments held at the college. The Athletic Committee procured the necessary funds to finance trips for the football and basketball games held with the various schools in the State. Not necessarily brilliant achievements, but solid, worth-while results were effected through steady and persistent effort—perhaps more of an accomplish- ment because of the initiative and character involved. The student governing body is to be complimented.