Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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lorenjo E. rtMOOA. Choir.«on of tho technical tduCOhon DlttoWW. 'I O a'oduo»e of ’he U«.ve»fiy of Ulbh ond 1 oulttooding in hit field. Ho It a leader in our community ond i pott peej donr a lh« Amu,ton Technical fdocol.on Aviix-ol.on TECHNICAL EDUCATION The Technical Division is recognized os one cf the most oolSfOnding Technical Educotion schools in the western stoles. .Mr. Peterson, Division Chairman is vtry proud of his jl(iff of highly Iroinwl. expre- ienced instructors. Student; leaving the Division artr. coretully prepared for specific Jobs in ibe industries of our community, state, and nation. loronio E. Pefoion Choirmon Richord Ben Clifton B. lorton Arv.llo dork Gene Metko John Go Kent A. Rordoll Bloine Horror? Don Reynoldt Grant E. Hortlcy Hunehell G, Urie Howord Johnton Richard Vondenburg

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 iitt i l i i nn mm min Dr. Reed . Swcnton, genial choirmon Ol We- ber' Athletic Deportment, and director of ihe Gymnolivm, v.-O recently re-elected lo hi twelfth and thirteenth year oi president of National Jun ror College Athlotic Ajiociolion. which otte»«i to hi» copobiiity and popularity The Division of Physical Education provides an opportunity for the physical and social development of Weber College students through a varied program of instruction ond activities the Intramural program provides on opportunity for all students to partici- pate in many competitive activities. The program of inter-collegiate athletics is designed for the excep- tional athlete, ond Weber College has shown up highly nationally, particularly in Basketball, onent the 1959 notional championship. The Physical Edu- cation Department provides o program for the com- mnuity to promote recreation and to give the citizens su nervi sod classes to develop physical skills. • • • • • • • i Read K. Swomon Choirmon PHYSICAL EDUCATION Bruco A. lotion Roymond E. fihood MU ton C. Mechom Wolloce K Naldor Carol S. We»tmorelor d

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LIFE SCIENCE Dr. O. V.'hitncy Young. Science Division, reflects i He is the post president of Scionccs. Arts, ond letters. Study in the Life Science Division is supplemented by a number of field trips which ploy an important part in the academic work. Graduates are prepared for upper division work in such majors as agricul- ture, dentistry, and others. Their objective is to con- vey a message of life related to health, conservation, and nature. Orson Whitney Young Choirmon Ellon M. Anderson loy Doss Sheldon P. Ho yes Margaret Jacobs Earl W. Smart Ihod Horne Morjoric Somers Me!bo J lehner Ruth S Swenson Bcssio Mumford loPrelc Neville « I 12