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Show rage Three EVENTUALLY- PAINE & HURST FOR GOOD THING TO WEAR WHY NOT NOW? "Where the Women Trade" The Difference Between and optimist and a pessimist is You are beginning your school year. A BANK JCCOUNT. Work to equip yourself to be an optimist. Knowledge and efficiency along some certain line will be the weapons to enable you to make good. OGDEN STATE BANK REED HOTEL CORNER WEBER II E IT A L D BEN GARR EARL REED We'll Treat You Right" THE VICTORY Barber Shop 4L0 Twenty-Fifth St. Ogden, Utah Attention Students Here is your chance to get your Alhletic supplies f i oni Slock that is entirely new Ogden Sporting Goods Company 2309 Wash. Ave. II. 0. Williams, Mgr. WEBER NORMAL COLLEGE Prepares You For Life The constant aim of the Weber Normal College is to train students for the duties, responsibilities and obligations of life. You can secure practically every course at this school. Our credentials are accepted at any College or University. In true education lies the safety of the home, the state and the nation. pi Kodak and Supplies Developing, Printing, Enlarging- We want you lo visit our finishing plant for instruction When looking for the best in Athletic Goons Ileir.ember Ppaklings line is carried by C. E. ARMSTRONG & CO. 306 TWENTY FIFTH ST. B. DEMOS CONFECTIONERY Light Lunches HOT AND COLD ALUMNI PLEDGES SUPPORT OF GYM. A rousing reunion of the alumni of Weber, was one of the features of commencement of May, 1919. At a meeting which followed the banquet at the Hermitage Hotel, a motion was made, and unanimously carried, that each member of the r-Jumni association contribute at least ten dollars to the gymnasium fund. A sentiment was alo rf. pressed that the alumni organize a dramatic club, and that a play be produced in the interest of the gymnasium. Mrs. Lila Eccles Brimhall, was selected to direct the dramatic work. A play will be staged in the near future. At the banquet toats were responded to by President David O. McKay, Moroni Olson, Joseph Williams, Le-Roy J. Leishman and Theron Jones. President McKay spoke of the growth of the Weber Normal College, and was especially pleased to announce that the gymnasium would be erected at an early date. He urged the graduates of the sclfool, to give their support in the campaign for raising funds. Moroni Olson related some of his adventures as a sailor. He also referred to his experiences with the alumni dramatic club, and expressed a desire to see this activity revived. Mr. Olson gave two delightful readings. Officers for the year 1919-20 were elected as follows: President Cora Kasius Vice President Ernest Wilkensen Vice President Mary Wooley Score tary-n4 Tj.$urcr..Miua Berlin Anna Lumnus. JUST JUNIOR JUNK A speaker in devotional once said, "Students may come and go and others will come in their place, but the spirit of Weber goes on." So it is with a junior class, but this year that saying will be changed. Class "21" will be remembered forever. We will set a pace that shall never be forgotten.To give the school our idea of our pep, so the Freshmen will not be dumbfounded by our noise we will give a synopsis before hand of our rapid fire. We intend to give a play this year that will take Weber off its feet, a play that will so far excel all other plays given here that they will be forgotten. After a series of class parties and blowouts we will give the most dazzling junior carnival in history. Nero himself would blush when he thought of the small banquets he used to give. It would be useless to go into detail about the dances we will shower on the school, as it would require the whole page, but will end up by saying a word of praise for our prom. The Junior Prom this year is to be a boost for Ogden. The Berthana has never witnessed or never will again witness its like. "Nuff Said." J. E. "21" James " 'Cause Mama is a dear, and the baby is Mania's little lamb, and I'm the kid." Visitor "And your brother?" James "Oh, he's the goat." DANGEROUS SYMPTOM. Junior "So you didn't propose to her, after all?" Weed "Xo. And I'm not going to. When I got to her house I found her chasing a mouse with a broom." V & w ':'? BRIEF MENTION (1) Russell B. Petty, last years student body president, spent part of the summer in Idaho on a surveyors' gang. Now we know why Jo's been so lonesome. (2) Bonsey Jones and Ern Shreeve, two of last year's graduates, atempted living in Nevada, but the land of sand made them appreciate Ogden. (3) K. George Farley allied himself with the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen, somewhere in Oregon, but owing to diplomatic relations felt it his duty to come home. (4) Lucian Ray, last' year's president of class '22 is now attending school at the L. D. S. We wonder if the change in schools will effect his disposition. (5) If we didn't love ourselves so much we might say something about the staff in this issue. (6) Paul Hinckley started the vacation this year by pitching hay. Early to bed etc. doesn't seem to agree with Hinck. (7) Here's hoping the flu doesn't spring a surprise attack and stop school just as we're getting started. Starts are too valuable in this short life or ours to have to be repeated. (8) This verse doesn't mean anything.'Tis merely here for volume I simply wrote the gol darn thing To fill this bloomin' column. (9) We are just beginning to wonder who the male factor of the college is going to be this year. (10) Myron Hardy, Sophomore president of class '20, was released from naval services recently. Mike was one of the youngest gobs on the Weber Honor Roll. By the way, Mike, how about that thirty dollars. (11) E. M. Reid, head of the English Department of Weber last year, is Superintendent of the Tooele County Schools for the coming year. We wish him the utmost success in his new position. (12) N. H. Savage, is now principal of the Carbon County High School. Mr. Savage was one of the best friends the students ever had and his loss will be keenly felt. (13) T. Earl Pardoe, a former instructor of Weber, is now connected with the English department at the B. Y. U. (14) Notice to all students: We suggest that you install a pair of non-skid catspaw Neolin rubber soles and heels before entering the building. The new floor may prove fatal. (15) John Croft isolated himself on a farm SO 'miles from nowhere. lie reports excellent crops. (16) Joel E. Ricks amused himself during the summer as Ogden City water special police. Maybe you met him if you violated the ordinance. (17) Lest you forget we repeat. If you're interested in football join the bunch tonight and start practicing. We must get started. (18) A number of programs have been rendered by the students and faculty during the summer months to create an interest in our gym. Have you done 3ur bit? LET US HAVE YOUR BROKEN GLASS Griffin Paint Company 23 LO Washington Ave. $ p HATS and CAPS NORMAN SIMS 384 TWENTY-FIFTH STREET ? I This space belongs to Jerry W hen coming up to school stop at the BRISCOE Candy and such Every student likes a good Fountain Pen We sell the best fountain pen made the WATERMAN self filler Ask John Emmeii ENSIGN DRUG CO. Headquarters for "Weber" For Young Men We combine Style and Fit as well as Qualify, a Dundee Suit or Overcoat Embraces every feature of the best.... Tailored to measure clothes The puce will suit you to a "T" $25 to $60 dee WOOLEN MILLS OwKN P'KNKTT, Mgr. On HUDSON AVENUE by the Alhanibra Theatre D |