Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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BOARD OF CONTROL Airing grievances, defending time sacred principles of a democratic scliool, and seeking justice are the alleged purposes of the Board of Control . . . Composed of the stuclent officers, time two class presidents, 'three faculty representatives, and two freslnnan hold-over memloers, it considers the weighty matters of student government in the pseudo-serious manner of college slriplings . . . These eolict-addicts spend a great deal of time watching a rapiclly cliministring student laody lunct ancl eatii other. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Inter-club Council'-that respite-from-social-amenities that governs time clulos' con-ancl-misconcluctr-where tongue and tong seek to make the rulings for all of the clulos. Here rushing, pledging, eligibility of cluln members, and other international problems are tllreshed out . . . The gr-oup's internecine quarrels are settled in grave parleys which remotely amuse the school at large. Recognition lay this august laody is to the socially amlaitious comparable only to a place on tile Dean,s Team. Fnning Cnrnnrn Clnh to riglrrlr Mr. Nionson, Nlr. Slcvnnsnrr, Rex McEntirc. Robert Bischoff, LnVnn Enrl. Backs to Cnnrnrn' flclr to riglitjz E vrrlii n Mnr- tin, Vvinslow Gardiner. Grant Nnulnbnnnr, Erlrnl Hogge, Nlnrk Austarl. 1 731 Front Row: .Inmns Wlrcunn, Dnrnld Burt, Keith Vvilcnx, Wlnrgarct Bnnlr iirii r n, Glndys Gnrllrcy. Arrlnll Russell, D onnn Marie Curran, Helen Badger, Arlene Jenson. Second Row: .lnl nrrrr y Eccles, Dale XrVclling, Amlrnlnnn Corclon. Helen Reljerg, Arlene Pnul. tvlrs. Hnll, Anna Prnllrero, George Hnncly. Third Row: .lnlrn NVnlknr, Cnrl lvioss, Bill Snnrler. Gerrit! Wrrlllrrris, Rnlrnru Blnknly, Vvcslcy Hnrlgrnnn. 4'5+

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ixfiark Austaci, Presicient FFIEEHS Acquisition oi sumptuous quarters in which to relax in orientai iuxury was only one of the varieci accomplishments of this versatile group. Other new-founci ways to spenci stucient tuition fees in- ciucieci personal Christmas cards, potteci plants, and Hinunciies for Britain . . . Even iViaric's ciuicet booming baritone assumed new shades of orator- icai splendor in these surroundings . . . Lureci by tiwe unaccustomeci magnificence and privacy of two-eieven Nioencim, mates founci Emma and Ethel even more attractive . . . Only Vvinsiow was unappeaseci-tie got the iaiiis,

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cliaracteristic was Mr. Youngs period ol Nsliortv AWARDS To the Awarcls Committee tile variecl activities of VV, C. are prosaic columns of lionor points. Even tlie sweat ancl laloocl ol scliolastic ratings are oleacl- enecl into insensate clecimals. Some memlaers come out of meetings slightly nauseatecl lay self-touted talent. A few of medals at time committee's clisposal manage to get clivertecl to home consumption. ASSEMBLY Time Assembly Committee has time cluluious honor of being allowecl to see all assemblies twice. Despite tile general tone ol: Friclay-fare, it is still maintainecl tliat rehearsals are attemptecl lay a few ol? tile well- organizecl groups. The only immutalale assemlaly announcements. Above: Nlr. Gray, Emma lxflarlin, Mrs. Hall, Etliel Hoggc. lvlr. Biulclley, Betty Smalley, VVinslow Gnrrlner, Top: Nir. Buss, Carolyn Sinilli. Loyal Clirislcnson. Mr. Espy, Beverly Jurgens, Earl Tanner, Nliss Peterson, Arlene Jenson, Miss Grancly, Kent Baggs. Above: Emmett VViggins. Mr. Young, Don Buswcll, Camille Larsen, Nlnrjorie Vowles, Nlr. Childs. ACTIVITIES Only groups desiring to sponsor outings, cancly sales, and olances are aware of the smootlm machinations ol this committee. lVIosl: of tlieir work is clone soon after scliool commences. Only a few unwantecl slots are tllere- lay left to lae filled in tile irregular meetings during tile 5 rest of tl'1e year.