Calendar December 9-President Tracy re- turns from the South. December 13-Grant Ellis, Don Wakefield and Carl McFarlane gives a burlesque of the "Unchastened Woman." December 16-Freshman party held with the girls participating. December 17 - Sophomore party held at the Eccles home. Dancing and games. December 21-A playlet with nominees for queen of Acorn Ball taking part. Carma Thatcher, Ethel Holmgren "and Veda Wright are nominees with Grant Ellis, Charles Emmett and Casper Woods as the partners. December 22-Acorn Ball held in the gymnasium. An annual occurrence supervised by members of the Acorn Staff Ball room arranged to resemble a cabaret and decorated with poinsettias and red and green lights. Orchestra pit covered with fir boughs. Dancing numbers by Verda Wright and Marion Ure. Ethel Holmgren is queen, and Bill Stratford, king. Supervising committee: Grant Ellis, Casper Woods, Charles Emmett. Special Mention: Geneive Moyes, Thelma Jones, Hortense Kirkland. Girls from Central Junior served, super- vised by Ellsworth Weaver. Head advisor, Miss Read; flowers, courtesy Dumke Floral; candle holders, Mr. Gates at Woolworths; lights, Redfield Lighting. Electrician, Henry Watson; Dance floor, Weber Gymnasium; linens, American Linen; card tables, citizens of Ogden. Menu cards designed by Marion Wallace. Refreshments, Jules Chocolate Shoppe. Thanks due Mr. Van Buren and Mr. Jones of gymnasium. December 24 to January 3, Christ- mas recess. January 5-Mr. David R. Wheelwright speaks. January 7-Founders Day. Students parade. January 10-Miss Helen Byrne, of Los Angeles, speaks on "The Hall of Fame." January 13-Mr. Evans, holder of the Weber Little Theatre contract, recites. January 17-Basketball rally. January 18-Professor Taylor speaks. February 1-Pep rally for Albion game. February 3-Frank Rasmussen recites. February 4-Basketball game with L. D. S. Weber wins by score of 32 to 28. February 7-Basketball game with Ricks. Weber wins. February 9 - Acorn Staff gives program. February 10-Superintendent Adam Bennion, of Church Schools, speaks on "Abraham Lincoln." February 11-Student body program in honor of Lincoln. February 16-The members of the cast of the Weber Little Theatre speak. February 18-I. P. T.s have pro- gram. February 21-Debate. February 22-Holiday for Washington's birthday. February 27-Downtown rally for Tournament. February 28-'05 Contest. March 1-Examinations for winter quarter. March 8-Spring quarter starts.