Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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Jeon Toyn Billie Spencer Pot Riley Forrell Shepord Abe Viwer louit A. Cledwell Oenrwde Stollingi Publicity Dorroll Wllllomt Wilmo Grot librarian Joan Barger in twimming (leu, The Weber College Evening School, on integral port of the college, is under the capable supervision of Dr. Wendell L. Esplin, Director, assist- ed by Marvin Peterson, Coordinator. The objectives of the Evening School are to provide lower division courses, offer general education, train in- dividuals for immediate employment, and give instruction in recreation and hobbies. Classes are well attended because the college makes a special effort to provide those classes most in demand by the students. The faculty of the Evening School is made up of day-time instructors and professional men who are well qualified to teach. The Evening School is a valuable asset to our college and community. 18 Wondell I. Ciplio Director of Night School Marvin J. Poterion Coordinator of Night School , llll III I Mill

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Mary 8en»on John EiSonder Maureen lec» «' I Ae,lln Edvoltan n K Oris Kington Eoeh member of the staff contributo 10 our well-run campus. Cloyd 8loin Maxme Brodihaw Neldon Brolthwoile teolo Forr John Forner Geraldine Frost Romoao Modson I'ddy Marcus Beverly Prott Mo'ion Brown Anno Gunnorson Arnold Rcnstrom 17 (rows

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■ Bujino » Machine Claw O. M, Gorki Economic Cion 110 ond riling I Weber College has set up a broad academic curriculum designed to meet the interests of all students in the Ogden area. Weber's courses offer technical, highly intellectual classes such as physics or practical courses such as child de- velopment or auto mechanics. The objectives of every course are related to intellectual and personality growth- As a com- munity college. Weber is proud of its high standards and broad curriculum. ACADEMICS