Contents of Acorn Page TITLE 1 DEDICATION 2 CONTENTS 4 PROLOGUE 5 IN MEMORIAM 6 THE MOUNT OGDEN HIKE 7 HISTORY OF THE GYMNASIUM 13 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 16 FACULTY 18 BOARD OF CONTROL, COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL 24 CLASSES College 27 Seniors 33 Juniors 55 Sophomores 61 ORGANIZATIONS 67 Student Body, Girls Association 68 Public Service, College Boys Association 69 Winter Sports 7° Debating Club, College Girls Association 71 DEBATING AND ORATORY 73 ATHLETICS 79 Schedule 84 DRAMA 89 Music 95 LITERATURE 101 CALENDAR 109 LAF-LETS 115 EPILOGUE 126 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT 127 Prologue In the golden span' of his schooldays, The glory of youth finds its vent, In the happiness, work and contentment, That seem all magically blent. A fragment of rollicking singing, The clasp of a hand, deep and firm, The joy of a hard task rewarded, And the thought of a one yet to learn, The thrill of a temptation conquered And reward for a sacrifice made, The deep, stirring loyalty to classmates, The love dreams that never will fade, A comradely word or encouragement, A kindly hand helping a friend- All are memories, dear and unblurring, That the years enchantment lend. The actions of youth we remember, Our adventures, our hates and our loves, And we treasure them up, never ending, Into patterns all brilliantly wove. The years may bring sorrow and hardship, Disappointment, poverty, pain, But the pattern of mem'ries of school days Makes us rich in our thought once again. And so, as the key to these treasures That we'll prize when we've all gone our ways, We offer this diary of Weber As rosemary sweet of school days. May it bring back the love and the friendships, To solace and comfort and help- May it heal the wound and give courage, Through the handclasp of friends newly felt. Helen Wilson.