Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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fllDO STEPHENS MARY PETERSON EDWARD LARSEN CLYDE DECKER strenuous in-beiween-time study, within sight of the impressive Ph.D. All the Bache- lors consider their degree a temporary condition subject to early change. By and large, we can boast a broadly-educated faculty which doesn't take its vast knowledge too sen ously. Most of them will even stoop to pal with students. AMELIA MILLER WOMILIAN JEAN SEIDNER GAIL HUSKINSON EVA JIMMERSON DR. IVAN THOMPSON THOMAS RILEY BEULAH ROMANS MARIE MANNING MARIE SEEGMILLER ARENYS WRIGHT

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RUTH PETERSON FARRELL COLLETT WILMA GROSE GERTRUDE THODY GLENN NIELSEN IRA MARKHAM DOROTHY COLEMAN ALBERT MITCHELL CLARENCE WILSON LORENZO PETERSON Teachers take a justifiable pride in having their college degrees initialed after their names, although they seldom if ever write them that way themselves. A large percent- age of our professors can be called Doctor, and most of the Masters are. by dint of % 1 rv DR. WENDELL THOMSON LEROY BLASER GEORGE McPHEETERS; ART MORTENSEN WALLACE BADDLEY JAMES McCORMIC Lj

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Barbara Reeve, Dan Curtis, Kay Storey fit the beginning of the year President Dixon was so moved by the capabilities displayed by our student officers that he wrote, The most astonishing thing about this school year is the fact that the student body officers are in 'mid-season form' and that student affairs are moving along, even before school commences, as smoothly as they possibly could do during the school year. But Rolf© Peterson, president; Barbara Reeve, vice-president; Kay Storey, secretary; and Dan Curtis, treasurer, have not been content with such a beginning, and have continued and im- proved their administration through the year. Their success has been well expressed through a year of student spirit and activity unequalled in Weber history.