Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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 MERLON STEVENSON CLARISSE HALL ROBERT DAVIS DIX JONES The Weber faculty is unique in being above all things, human. They most certainly are not the cap-and- gov ned mossbacks popular fiction NANCY BARKER JOHN BENSON WALTER C. NEVILLE GARNETT LITTLEFIELD

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 fls State Superintendent of Educa- tion and as a good friend of Weber. Charles H. Skidmore merits our literary slap on the back. Much of our school's phenomenal growth in the last two the direct result of Mr Skidmore's ef- forts. His record in the state depart- ment of education testifies to his ability far better than we can, for his efforts extend beyond the confines of Weber years—two years that have seen Weber flourish from a two-building school boasting 500 students to a four- building institution of 1100 students—is college. His field of activity includes every class-room in the state of Utah— each classroom, nevertheless, gains his personal interest and attention.

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LYDIA TANNER EVA BROWNING GUY HURST RALPH S. GRAY C. H. ANDERSON MARIAN READ LELAND MONSON ROLAND PARRY CLAIR ANDERSON DR. DEAN ANDERSON would have you believe pedagogues to be; neither are they youthful enthusiastic revo- lutionaries. In fact, they are just a group of educated people who enjoy their work and mix common-sense with their teaching methods. Most of their jokes are perennial tradi- tions; but most of them are also funny, so it's all right. CLUSTER NILSSON DAVID R. TREVITHICK EARNEST T. MINER CLAIR JOHNSON FERRON LOSEE BEED SWENSON ORSON WHITNEY YOUNG O. M. CLARK DR. ROBERT CLARK IDA STEWART