26 THE ACORN Juniors President Wm. F. Driver Vice President Katherine McKay Secretary and Treasurer, Ethel Guild Executive Wm. Ellis Class Motto, Unity is Strength. Class Color, Crimson. The Junior Party On the bright moonlight evening of October 25, 1906, the Class of '08 gave a delightful party in the Domestic Arts room. This was the first party that has been given this year. The room was artistically decorated in crimson, the class color. The party began at 8:30 and many interesting games were played during the first part of the evening, a book being given as a prize to the winner of the contest game. Refreshments were then served, during which toasts were given. We all separated feeling that our friendship had been made stronger, and that we had come nearer to the perfection of our ideal motto, "Unity is Strength." Seniors President Arthur Budge Vice President Lettie Taylor Secretary and Treas. Rosella Ferrin Executive Bryant Jacobs Class Motto, "Spare moments are the gold dust of time." Class Color, Heliotrope. Class Yell, S-e-n-i-o-r-s! S-e-n-i-o-r-s! S-e-n-i-o-r-s! Seniors! ! ! The annual reunion of the Class of 1907, held October 31, 1906, was an event that will long be remembered. The decorations inspired thoughts of that night when "Some merry, friendly, cuntra folk, Together did convene To burn their nits, an' pon their stock An' haud their Hallow'een." Games were played the fore part of the evening, and when each member drew the name of a song to be sung, every one, knowing that Prof. Ballantyne's reputation was at stake, did his best. All were creditable, but the "Star Spangled Banner" rendered by the only comedian, B. S. Jacobs would have made the professor's heart leap with joy. In dancing the Virginia reel to the strains coming from the orchestra every one tripped lightly in a way that would make their parents smile. While luncheon was being served, toasts were responded to and stories told. As a fitting close all gathered together, and with a voice that filled the halls with ringing echoes shouted: S-e-n-i-o-r-s ! S-e-n-i-o-r-s ! S-e-n-i-o-r-s ! Seniors ! ! ! ! THE ACORN 27 Alumni Once more the Alumni send greeting to the faculty and students of the Weber Stake Academy. Members H. Raymond Bingham, '06, is doing a good work in the mission field, in Germany. Frank W. Becraft, '06, is attending school at the U. of U. William Croft, '01, of Morgan, is a candidate for state legislature. We can vouch for his success as lawmaker. William McKay, '06, is teaching in the city schools. Clyde W. Lindsay, '04, is laboring as a missionary in Germany. Annie Williams, '06, has a school at Heber City, Utah. Prudence Quirk, '06, is attending the State University. William Mitchell, '03, and John Belnap, '06, are teaching school at Oakley, Idaho. Edwin W. Peterson, '06, is attending the University of Chicago. He was admitted on his credentials, and the recommendation of the faculty of the Academy. Delpha Hetzler, '05, is guiding the footsteps of the young at Birch Creek. We are glad to see our president, LeRoy Cowles, still a member of the faculty. With such a representation among the teachers the Alumni are sure of success. James G. Widdison, '03, is teaching at Afton, Wyoming. Reuben Saunders, '05, has accepted a position as teacher in the State Industrial School. Lizzie McKay, '04, is attending the A. C. at Logan. Francis Lowell Wood, '07, is the architectof the new Academy building, and is superintending its construction. Nuptials During the summer many of our members have tired of single blessedness, and have embarked on the sea of matrimony. Among these are: Ephraim Manning, '03, to Miss Ethel Garner. Effie Reast, '06, to John Allen of Huntsville. Jos. A. Fowers, '01, to Miss Violet Fowler. William O. Clegg, '99, and Edna M. Cardon, '99. Note But for the recent windstorm, we might have announced the wedding of David Newey, '02, his new house, all ready for the bride, is now in ruins. It will be rebuilt soon. Never mind, David, you don't need a house to make a home at first.