Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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I Hi B813 Front Row: Ruth Carver, Niicilie Sato, Gwen Ward, Mrs. Tanner, Marjorie Hoggan, Wealthea Sharratt . . . Second Row: Mary Stimpson, Louise Dixon, Lorene Donaldson, Cieone Campbell, Marjorie Miles, Lenore Neville, Gala Payne, Avon Devree, Helen Grix, Betfr Paul . . . Baci: Row: Doris Berrett, Hazel Moore, Brown, Rowena Bates, Barbara Bailey . . . Standing: Roselia Larkin, Gwenetii Creager, Josephine Hesiop, Lorraine Ritchie. Y . g-iI,l,- , -g,1,f i.,:4f5,,ii .- Front Row: Ellen Geaita, Frank Doxey, Burna Faulkner, Nola Agricola, Neil Barnet Vvaliis Pingree . . . Second Row: Gloria Hail, Louise -cle Witt, Bill Boyingtonxgeg Stuart, Mr. Neville . . . Back Row: Wlilcirecl Taggart, Conrad Smurtidwaite, Scott Gerald Welker, Bob Reese. ,ftTfz?5 ' ' M 1 1 w snuiulngu t Ulllh

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Front Row, Lett lo Rigiltz Cilarics Daniels, Gerrit Wottiiuis, Von Holt, and Ciiarics Espy, adviser. Second Row: VVcsiey Hocigman, Cari VVoocI, Donaicl Burt, Paul Biooci, By Wood, Cari Ntoss, Baker Watkins. Third Row: Vvinsiow Gardner, Don Peterson. Norvai Benson, Dick Siieen, Wiiiianl Lucas. Keitil Nelson. Meivin Ranciaii. Back Row: Art Fowicr, Don Busweii, Blair Evans, Howard Page, anci Mark Austaci, phi rho ui Founded: 1934 Purpose: To promote forensic activities. Ttmese inciustrious students diligently try to pursue time courses mariceci out by Cicero, Burke, and Demos- thenes. Club members are noted for their eruclition and iacic of conviction, being atxie to ciecant with equal facility on eittier sicie of any question . . . Phi Rilo Pi is the only fraternity icnown with a giri president, Betty Lou Balch. Marcus Roioert June Laixflar Austad Bischoff Bramweii Buckner Marian Reed Maurine ixfiarva Butler Coray Duffin Jensen Camille Aicio Rex Grant Larsen Kato iVIcEntire Neuteiaoom 1 Giaycien Earl Margaret Keith Russeii Tanner Tingey Vviicox if I ?rQ! 'r.. a Li i Foun ciect: 1959 Purpose: To woric as an organized unit in supporting sciiooi activities and in creating and maintaining college spirit among time stucient body of Weiner Coiiege. Energy, intelligence, anci pep compose the staff of life of any organization. Weber Wildcats iiave expressed ttiese qualities in their uniaiiing service to time student body . . . This organiza- tion is a tangible reason for coopera- tion among tiue men on the campus and an effective instrument in tire promotion of sciwoi spirit anci ioyaity.

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BUHUHllUH Front Row: Gladys Godfrey, Vice-Presiclentg Melba Martin, Eleanore Schmidt, Ada Weir, Helen Tillotson, Ha Stevens, Miriam Pledger, Ellen Russell . . . Second Row: Arlene Jenson, Emma Martin, Mary Dyer, President, Bernice Perrins, Alice Cottrell, Mary Stuart. Back Row: Mr. Benson, Kenneth Kuchler, Leno Anselmi, John Day. BHQiHHHTS Front Row: Delmar Gibson, Lowell Patten, Vviliiam. Lucas, Tom Lucas, Craig Harper, Blair Evans, Dallas Brown, Paul Wong, Gordon Howes, Hoyvarci Smith, Earl Davis, Lawrence Jansen, Mr. Littlefield, Robert Baird, Clayton Rackham . . . Second Row: Stephen Jones, Lyle Connell, Glen Wright, Dee Linforci, James Oka, Don Purkey . . . Third Row: ixiarvin Saunders, Jack Atkins, Daniel D1-ummiier, Jack Rees, Laval' Barker, Dale Black, Max Soeiiaerg . . . Back Row: Russell Maddock, Wayne Grose, Walter Underwood, Gust Booclroolcas. -