JOSEPHINE RHEES. Secy-Treas. LLEWELYN MCKAY. President. NAN EMMETT. Vice-Pres. Junior Class Report CONFUCIUS HAS SAID: "The accomplishment of great things consists in doing small things well." The year 1921-22 has been a season of accomplishments for class '23. Not accomplishments in which individuals alone have gained favor but achievements in which every member of the class has shared. Now that we have passed through this our Junior year at Weber we pause to look back upon our course, for we possess a feeling of satisfaction and even pride for the record we have made. We have kept pace with the other classes, and in all contests we have been in the front with plenty of 'pep' and enthusiasm. The Junior Class has always been a leader in athletics. The basketball team and also the football team were made up of more third year men than fellows from the other two classes put together, and incidentally, the star players were Juniors. In the Founders' Day Celebration our class was represented with more original and clever decorations than was any other body of students in the parade. The Juniors have given a number of enjoyable programs to the Student Body and have also given several dances and class parties. The Junior Prom, which was given by class '23, proved to be one of the most enjoyable ever tendered to a Senior Class and certainly the most elaborate social function of the year. At all times we have stood for those things which would benefit the institution as a whole. We are proud of our class and above all, proud of old WEBER. What more need be said? LAWRENCE BUDGE EVA IPSEN INA SPAULDING JOHN MCGREGOR WILLIAM BURTON EILEEN RIRIE ERMA GALBRAITH HARVEY BURNETT FLORENCE BROWNING CHRISTABELL GARDNER JEWEL BELNAP HENRIETTA BURT ALMON BROWN LAVON GREEN MAY CANFIELD CLYDE ANDERSON BOYD BURNETT ARVILLA STOKER IRENE CLARK WALLACE GREENWELL