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Show 20 The Acorn Alumni Notes That the Weber Stake Academy is now one of the foremost institutions of learning in the state, is recognized throughout the country. We find that its graduates are readily filling responsible positions. Good for our school! May every year add to its excellent reputation. Delphia Hetzler, '05, and William Manning, '05 are instructors in the Summit Stake Academy. John M. Belnap is on a mission in Germany. Wilford Shurtliff, '07 is studying art in Chicago. W. J. Mitchell, '03, is principal of the school at Oakley, Idaho. Edwin Peterson, '06, is in his second year at the Chicago University. On January 1, 1908 Ernest P. Brown, '96, takes the oath of office as City Recorder. Rueben Saunders is principal of the Uintah School George Doxey, '06, left for New Zealand in October. Wm. McKay, '06, leaves for the German mission November 27. George C. Ensign, '07, is principal of the Riverdale School. Aaron Tracy, '07, is principal of the Marriott School. Bryant Jacobs, '07, is principal at Warren. J. C. Blaylock, '97, is principal at Plain City. Lizzie Thomas, '03 is principal at Farr West. And the following are teaching in different parts of the country: Jenne Groberg '06, Farr West. Alice Taylor, '05, Harrisville. Dora Brown, '07, Liberty. Stella Hollands, '05, Marriott. Mae Higgenbotham, '05, Pleasant View. Pearl Terry, '03, West Weber. Prudence Quirk, '06, Hooper. Sarah Williams, '06, Birch Creek, Elinor Bingham, '07, Mound Fort, Nuptials Joseph K. Wright, '04, and Miss Clara Allen were married this summer. James G. Widdison, '03, is now a Benedict, having married Miss Lillian Gardner of Afton, Wyoming. School teaching was not his only business there. Winnifred Marriott, '07, changed, her name soon after school closed last spring. She is now Mrs Ker-ney K. Stefferson, of Salt Lake City. You will find Mrs. Arthur Halverson living on the corner of Twenty-sixth street and Adams Avenue in a cosy little flat. She was formerly Miss Lizzie Pearce of class '04. Notice. Members will please send their present address to Mrs. Edna M. Clegg, 163 Thirtieth Street. The Acorn 21 LAUGHS FROM DIFFERENT CLASSES GERMAN II Professor Neal "Are there any additions, suggestions, amendments-corrections, substitutions, differences, criticisms, or anything further on the sentence just read?" THEOLOGY Professor Jensen (To Ballantyne and Evans,) who were sitting way back in their seats.) "Sit up straight, boys, don't sit on your collar buttons." GERMAN I Professor Neal "Brother Reeder, did you look over your lesson last night." Herbert "No sir, I overlooked it." CHEMISTRY Professor Bailey "What does sodium do when placed in water?" Hancock "It fizzes." Because the new furnace was not completed, school was dismissed Thursday morning October 31st. In the afternoon the H. C. P. girls gave a dancing matinee. Nearly all the students were there trying to warm themselves up. We are sure each student thanks the H. C. P. girls for the good time shown them. The feature of the dance was Harold Johnson's trying to collect ten cents from each boy who came dressed up. PLACE H. C. P. ROOM Girls sitting and lounging around |
