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A collection of yearbooks from Weber Normal College which comprise the years 1919 to 1923. Included in the yearbook are photographs of students, class officers, faculty, the Board of Trustees, athletics, and departments within the college. It also contains sections about the clubs and organizations within the Academy, literary pages, student poetry, and advertisements from local businesses. |
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Show Every thing For the Home When you think of Furniture think of BOYLES COMTANY CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM Everything in the Catering Line BUD STUART: "I say Athol, what is the order of the Bath?" ATHOL (embracing the opportunity) : "Well as I experienced it, it's first the water's too hot; then it's too cold, then you're short a towel, then you step on the soap and finally the telephone bell rings." CHET STALLINGS (from window- Huntsville Special): "Hey, you blasted fool, here goes the train and you haven't put my baggage aboard." BAGGAGE SMASHER: "You're the blasted fool. You're on the wrong MONTELLA LEWIS: "Mother, when I get to heaven, will I play with the little angels?" MOTHER: "Yes darling, you will." MONTELLA: "And don't you think, if I'm very, very good, they will let me play with a little devil some- times?" Your Safety THOUGHT generates activity and activity produces results, good or bad as you elect to have them- money accumulates quickly under thoughtful and systematic saving. If you never think of saving you will never act for safety. To insure yourself against the vicissitudes of fortune is the primal rule of life. Begin now. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK and the OGDEN SAVINGS BANK offer to intending depositors courteous help to stimulate thought and action without delay and enable them to take the first upward step. Its officers will gladly co-operate and explain how little effort is required to ensure the future safety of you and yours. The First National Bank Ogden Savings "Bank OGDEN, UTAH HELEN: "Ruth says she got that dress for half price." EDRIS: "Well, it's only half a dress." KEN A.: "I've had something trembling on my lips for a long time." Lois J.: "Yes, go on." KEN: "I'm raising a mustache. The Photographs Used in Illustrating This Souvenir 1800: "Peace, Count, hold thy tongue." 1900: "Little less noise, please sir." 1920: "Say, get off the line." 1960: "Hey, you bum, get out of the air." Love may be blind, but marriage is a first rate eye opener. ARE MADE BY FRED C. RABE, Mgr. "Ridges-Rabe Studio 416 24TH STREET |
