Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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Shirley Turnquist Secretary Jane Niclcson Provident Barbara Huff Vice-Previdont Phyllis Cardon Reporter ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS The Associated Women Students, under Jane Nickson, Barbara Huff. Shirley Turnquist. and with the cooperation of its members, has done much toward creating a better and more unified student body at Weber College. The A. W. S. Council successfully planned and completed three active auarters, each con- taining one Girls' Party and one distinct and novel A. W. S. Ball. During the quarters, Girls' Assemblies were presented. Spring quarter was unusually active, its schedule consisting of Print Dress Week and the Mothers' Tea. Activities were terminated on Coed Day, which was a day of intramural competi- tion followed by a banquet in the evening. WOMEN'S COUNCIL Babs Clark Jane Nickson Barbara Huff Shirley Turnquist Mrs. Lucile Petty Helen Abbott Marcia Nicholas Arlene Davis Bevorly Briem Phyllis Cardon Jackie Peterson Josephine Stone Ruth Skelton Ruth White Elva Dee Garner

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FOUNDER’S DAY Lyceums were organized during the years of 1936-37 to bring to Weber College the outstand- ing artists of the world. This has been done to give the students of Weber College first-hand contacts with great artists whom they would not otherwise have met. Many of these artists have performed in Europe with great success, and therefore it is a rare opportunity for the students of Weber to see these artists perform. Also for the past year Weber College has been cooperating with the Ogden Community Con- cert Association in order to get only the most talented and preferred artists. One of the most outstanding and interesting performers of the season was Viljhalmur Stefansson. northern explorer and scientist, who appeared February 18, 1938. Other artists that have been pre- sented are Jan Cerniavinsky. noted international Russian pianist, who appeared at Weber November 2, 1937, and Dr. Ethan Colton, international authority on European affairs, who appeared January I I. 1938. Another outstanding performance was given by the Braser-James Ballet, classical and modern dance group October 26. 1937. LYCEUM COMMITTEE Guy Hurst Chairman Clair Anderson Roland Parry also Thatchor Allred Clair Johnson

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MEN’S ASSOCIATION For the first time at Weber College the men students organized. They chose as their leaders Stan Mansfield, president. Val Scoville, vice-president, and Max Carruth, secretary. Under this leadership the Men's Association made a start, forming a nucleus for a continued organization. During the spring quarter, the Men's Association sponsored a Men's Day, which included an assembly and a dance in the evening. The organization really proved its worth and was comparable to the association for the women. Stan Mansfield President Val Scoville Vice-President Max Carruth Secretary iri. x