In Memoriam At the very close of our school year there comes to us an irretrievable loss in the death of our fellow student, Ivan Farr. His illness from pneumonia was but brief and the news of his decease on May 10th came as a great shock to all. Ivan was one of those young men whose future, we felt, was bright and assured. He was a con- scientious student, a cheerful comrade, and a true Latter-day Saint. His congeniality, his sincerity, his pleasing disposition, meant so much to all with whom he came in contact. We are bigger and better from having known him. His spiritual clean- mindedness will always form an example to us for the best in life. Ivan was the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Velasco Farr. He was born in Ogden, December 16, 1899. His public school education was received here, and at mid-year, 1915, he entered Weber Academy. He was to have graduated from the four-year arts course this commencement. As a student he made an impression on his instructors for earnestness. His associations with his classmates led to an early recognition of his cheerfulness and high ideals. To the family, the student body of Weber ex- press their deepest condolences, for this which touches you, touches us. To the memory of our beloved fellow student, Ivan Farr, this page is fittingly dedicated.