Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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Dr. Robert A. Clarke Dean of the Faculty Mrs. Marvu H. Gregory Dean of Women Dr. Robert A. Clarke, Dean of the Faculty, is a dignified gentleman. Be- fore President Miller’s appointment, he served as acting president of the Col- lege. And how, he is the President’s right hand man. Dr. Clarke is most ef- ficient in his work. Dean of Men. Dr. William D. Strat- ford. teaches in the social science divi- sion. He is the contact man to various high schools and has urged many high school graduates to come to our Weber. Dr. Stratford usually has a joke to tell and a smile to give. Mrs. Marvu Gregory took over the bulk of Miss Welling’s duties as Dean of Women in January of this year. It kept her very busy with her added du- ties plus a regular teaching schedule . . . but her sparkling way and special ability with people make her just th ? one for the job. 2), eanJ Dr. William D. Stratford Dean of Men

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Our new skipper, President Miller, found a big job waiting for him after his ap- pointment. When the sea was rough for Weber Colle ©, he guided her with confi- dence an l intelligence. His sincere interest in Weber plus his exceptional efficiency make him outstanding in his first year. Weber is in good hands. Marian Brown, the President’s secretary, is important to Weber. She functions to keep things running smoothly by making appointments, taking letters, and earing for the school calender. Marian found time to be friendly and helpful to all who went into the office. To the students: It has been a distinct pleasure for me to become a member of the Weber College family this year, even though the year has presented some rather unusual proo- lems. I have been proud of the way the students and faculty have responded to tne challenges of the year and have cooperated to make the year outstanding. Regular class work and a broad activity program have been balanced to provide opportunities for development to all students. This year is a milestone in the noble history of Weber College. It marks the close of a part of history going back to 1888 when Weber Academy was first organized on the present campus. Next year will open a new era for Weber on our new campus. As we look forward to these greater opportunities we also look back on Weber’s achievements and are thankful that we are part of this rich heritage. I hope this year has been very profitable to all students and wish each one success in the future. ... William P. Miller. 11

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• XI ili TO John Elzey will be listed among the outstanding student presidents of Weber. His capable leadership and drive have reflected in most of the college affairs this year. John is a superior student, especial ly in his major field of speech. He is a lovable sort of chap that ev- eryone just can’t help but like. His influence is felt wherever he goes; it has sparked many to achieve. Many interests and abilities crowd into Jim Wheeler’s schedule, and he finds time to do all of them well. As Student Body Treasurer, he has counted money and balanc- ed the budget with ease. His major is music: he sings and plays the trumpet. Jim also has a talent for making people laugh. We sure like him. (iordon Clawson was the man behind the signs this year. He in- vited everyone to the events lie- cause he was the publicity manag- er. You knew Gordon by his laugh. It echoed in a jovial, natural man- ner through the halls. He's the handsome man about the campus. OM icerS Myrna I-arsen has served her school in many ways. As our capa- ble vice president, her task has been great, but her responsibilities have always been carried out. She has participated in many extra- curricular activities—such as mu- sic. publications, drama and art. but her greatest interest has been in Weber and the students that make it click. Our minute maid. Evelyn Bieler. kept the minutes of the Board of Control with special care and ef- ficiency. Evelyn has a sincere charm which appeals to everyone. When she smiles and says. “Hi,” you feel like a special friend of hers. Maybe it is her red hair thut helps, hut vivacicusness radiates from this lively miss. w • nm