EDITORIAL "Something Accomplished, Something Done." The greatest joy in life is the joy of accomplishment. The "Village Black- smith" found peace and contentment at the close of his day's work in the completion of his menial task. Everyone receives an amount of joy in direct proportions to his ability to work and his usefulness to his community. At the close of this year we review our work here at Weber with a smile of satisfaction. We who are deemed worthy to be graduated, to enter upon the various paths of life and represent Weber, feel the joy of accomplishment. We feel it a great honor to be thus able to represent an institution of the standing of Weber, since much is required to gain this distinction. Although we regret leaving the doors of the building which has come to be as a home to us, yet mingled with our regrets, is the satisfaction of having accomplished our work. May this be only a beginning. May the graduates and the returning students aspire to still greater things. May they be useful in their sphere of life, may they always be true to the ideals and standards of Weber, and may their first great accomplishment lead to bigger and better work in the future. These are the wishes of the Acorn Staff.