Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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The arts and crafts room is designed for individual and group use in making posters and decor- ations for various activities, and in the pursuit of a favorite hobby. The appearance of the Hi-Lo's was a first in social life as Weber moves into her four- year sutus------another opportunity pro- vided by the Union Building. Located on the lower level of the building, the college bookstore is spacious and well lighted, and keeps Weber students supplied with the suggested tools of learning. It takes a bit of concentration to find the right number. The telephones arc one of the many niceties that were included to in- sure the happiness of Wcberitcs Lfl

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L'nion Building arc available to community organizations and special groups for banquets, lec- Hircs and symposiums. Below left: Governor George D. Clyde represents statewide interest in the ;row- ing Weber campus as he tours the Union Building with President Miller following itv September 25th dedication. Btloti right: Guided touts of the Union Building were conducted for returning alumni as a part of the Homecoming Week activities. nc taf never overlook the fact that every year Weber is graduating students who are better equipped to determine the future of the community, better qualified to accept the challenges community provides and better prepared to increase the cultural environment in which they will eventually participate. On the other hand, one must never underestimate the value of the community to Weber Gillcge, for without the community there would be no Weber. The com- munity and the college must continue to work together and serve each other for the bene- fit of the interests of both, for only by so doing can they come to a realization of their highest potentials. 7

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Returning students undoubtedly well remember the temporary Union Building, (or T.U.B., as it was more affectionately re- ferred to by some of the sentimentalist groups on campus.) Just as the TUB served as the center for leisure activity, the mag- nificent new Weber College Union has rapidly become the axis of campus life. Even though its overwhelming popularity necessitated the desig- nation of pedestrian lanes to accommodate Union Building traffic, no one can deny that the contributions the Union has made to life on campus have been more than worth their weight in gold. Perhaps the main reason for the success of the Union is the fact that all activities and offerings of the building arc regulated by student committees who. through tltoughtful study and ap- plication, and a sincere interest in the comfort and happiness of their fellow students, make sure that the social, cultural, and recreational needs of each individual arc satisfied. Bill Norri» and Brent Thurgood find the relaxed atmosphere of the lounge an ideal setting for an exciting game of chess. 9