SOCIAL enjoy themselves just as thoroughly throughout the dances which followed all the basketball games played in Ogden. Founders' week saw traditions and memories renewed; saw commemorations made with due ceremony. Then by way of celebration in a lighter vein, the students indulged in ice-skating and hot- dogs on the ice-clad tennis courts. Founders' week saw its close, the basketball tournament came to an end, and to set apart these events, a tournament tag dance held forth in the Weber Gym. Speeches, watches, and honors were presented-every dance was a tag dance, every round a pleasure. Thus ended the basketball season. The Acorn Ball was a glorious ball; Dedicated to its queen; dedicated to beauty. Red and white frills transformed into Valentine lace. Masks veiled the dancers as they sought to find their loves. The atmosphere held song and ecstacy- And then, the Queen of all Weber was shown- Our queen in white was a true Valentine, lovely Blanche! So the ecstacy was higher still, then Entertainment of the most delightful sort throughout the evening Was enacted so that all might see And say that this dance was the loveliest of all. To all good college folk there comes a Prom And if they are very good the dance is beautiful, Is joyful, as was the Weber Junior Prom. The hall was a fairy land of flowers- Lilies and ferns twined in green and white happiness; Pretty girls in dainty dresses, gallant men in black and white, Music that sang of spring- All this made a picture of loveliness that will ne'er be forgotten. Spring brought debating to Weber, and when the prowess of the debaters took them away to different parts, Weber gave them hail and farewell. The farewell took form in a dance given with the aid of our old friend, the Weber Gym. Although by mishap the debaters were forced to hie away before the dance, the spirit of our college came to the rescue and the dancers enjoyed themselves thoroughly, feeling quite happy with the memories of Frank and George for company, and the thought of their certain success. Every year is not leap year but every year sees a Girls' Dance held at Weber. Naturally this dance is the heart's delight of the Weber College men. It was with glee that the girls traded dances; it was with joy the men submitted to the trading. Such a glow of happiness was present that it reflected on the face of everyone there. When the evening ended, it completed at the same time the social season of the year, with not the finish but the firm continuance of a bond of true fellow feeling. WE SPEND THE DAY AT WRIGHT'S CAMP IN OGDEN CANYON