8 ACORN been faithful and have reached the goal. Just below, see the many who honor them and acknowledge their superiority. Do as I have told you and you will be numbered with the few. Remember, when you need me, look upward." The morning sun shining through the windows onto Katie's face, awoke her and brought to her the realization she had been dreaming. "Well, I'll do that anyway," she said. "If I can read success by having hope and perseverance, I'll reach her." And so she did. HILDA BERLIN, '12. HAIL WEBER! Hail to Thee, Weber! Thou pride of my soul, Thou bulwark of learning With knowledge the goal, For which we are striving With earnest endeavor. Move thou still onward Now and forever! Hail to Thee Weber! May thy noble name Ever be honored, Worthy of fame. Thy glorious banners Wave on evermore Spreading thy fame From shore unto shore. I. S., '13. ACORN 9 Field Day School life is full of good times. From the commencement of the year to its close one might get considerable pleasure from his class socials, school parties, dramatics, lectures, basket-ball games and debates, but it is doubtful if any one of these events will bring as much pleasure as the last big crowning event of the year "Field Day." Last year the scene of our "Field Bay" was at Lagoon. On the third of June a great number of students and members of the faculty (Continued on Page 18)