West High School - Panther Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1922 volume:

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High prrnrrnr Ihr nlh Irahxtmnu rrahzr all thru' hrrama iltlfl krrp ntamlraa Ihr namr nf brat mrat lfllgh Dom FN 5 .53-A W CONTENTS 1 Gllzmarz 2 Arhmtwn 3 Glahrtu E 4 Athletun i5 ?4 il ll A o- gg -- 5?3fxwYQE ,lWg---, M- George N Chlld UPERINTENDENT George N Chlld ln addltlon to belng a product of the Unlveriuty of Utah has taken a number of Qpeclal courses of study under leadels ln educ ltxon He began his teachmg career ln 1890 aa 'in element irv teacher Step bv step he has aerved as grade and hlgh Qehool teacher IJTHICIP 11 county supermtm ndent of IJLllJllC mstruc tlon and uty superintendent of schools In all mstanus the promotxons have eome unsol ltltkd The pooltlons have sought the man When mtervxewed by a representatne of the Red and Blank bupermtendent lhlld sald concernmg' the new Went high behool It 1s the last mold ln lngh behool bulldlnga every type of educatlon every varlety of tramlng wlll ILLBINQ lts full re'1l1Lat1on wlthm lts walls It wxll put Salt Lake City ln flrst plate among LIUQQ of Amerlca IH fdC1lltlLS for hlgh school educatlon EX ery cltlzen should feel proud of what h IS been aehleved ind be encouraged to make more of our already proggre NQIVQ uty raefis KX I J xx. 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VN - , R- A fe- -, K. mmm? : 'Q' -M-wfifa George A Eaton PORK E A FATONI assist mt superlntrndent of sc-hools gradu lted from Harvard Um xc r-.ltw INV H1 thcn ohtamed a IJUN1tl0I'l as prlnup xl ol the Ogdcn mllltary ac ndcmy ot Ogden Utah Succeeding thls hc acted as pr mclpal ot the Ogden hlgh school for seven wears flflflclpdl ot the Salt Lake hlqh school Wlth the dlvlslon of the hlgh school to East 'md Weat he att uned the poiltlon of supervlslng pI'1YlClp'1l of the two hlgh schc ola In 1917 M1 Eaton hecamc prmclpal of the East hlgh it the same tlme ac tmg as supervm-.or for the Fast and West Wlth openlng of thc school term Qeptember 1920 Mr Eaton was glven the posltlon of asalstant superlntendent of schools whlle John H C oomhs succeeded him as prmclpal ot the East high school In regard to the new bulldlng' Mr Eaton m xkes the followmg statement The West hlgh school when complctcd will vulthout questlon he the most up to d xte school ln thc wholc lntermountaln country and vwlll h we no superlor any xx here A glorlous future ls ID st re tor tht school tor ln Nlflltlflfl to the modern hullrllng and QIIUIPITN nt whlch are xttcl all onlw thc phx su il tools ln c xrrxlng on scht ol vw rlx lt has dc mr nstr nted th it It h s thc true high school splrlt vxhlch wlth It s houx mt optimism will put ual lllr md Xlffllln 1f'ltUlYiI'N thlng ll Ullflt rt :lu s W-621'-25 Page . f l V ff, + , l Qfjigitsswfl V 1 My M 1 fl ' 3 ' A ll 1 l 1, W f f- I f , .' is 9 - 4 f l l 1 . l I I I . . 1 , z .' ' 1 z ' '- ' , ' I . K' . ' 'kv , . . L B- .' .' , ' ' L- . ' nw Mr. Eaton then transfered his interest to Salt Lake and continued his work here as A X V . A , v 4 v. 1 44 - 1 - V - , I J ' 'z .' ' '2 . 'N ', ' ' .' - . z l z ' as A - E ' B- . Lf ' ' ' v ' . -' 'S mv? ' 'k. . .' -,U ' ' 1: V ' . v 1 J- W 4 9. fa . .1 .' 1 . ' 1 Page 4 Ellzabeth F ltzgerald LIZABETH FITZGERALD asslstant prlnclpal of the West hlgh school and actmg head ot the commerual department attended the Unlversmty of MlHH8Q4Dt3. Smce 1905 she has been employed ln the schools of thus cltw fmally succeedmg M135 Margaret MacV1ch1e as head of the com merclal department of the West hlgh Because of ablhty to handle thls work so successfully and cooperate wlth the aetlv ltles ofthe school Mxss Fltzgerald was re warded at the beglnnmg of the present school year wmth the addltlonal posltlon of assistant to Prlnclpal Keeler Mlss Fltzgerald has at all tlmes shown an lnterest m the welfare of the school and ln regard to the new bulldmg has stated The equlpment for the commerclal depart ment wlll equal that of any commerual hlgh school ln the countrv A model office bookkcepmg muchmes and other up to date devlccs wlll be installed Fred D Keeler RINCIPAL FRED D KEELER attend ed the Umverslty of Mmnesota ln the years of 1893 and 1894 and smce commg to Salt Lake has been at the head of the fol lowlng schools Lincoln Webster Ulnta Junlor Hlgh Monroe Junlor Hugh Bryant Jumor Hugh and fmally ID 1917 the West hlgh school He lb a graduate of the U of U and did post graduate work ln the U of Wxsconsm ln 1912 In regard to the FOSS1b1lltl9S of the student orgamzatlon of next year Mr Keeler sald ID part The beneflts that wlll come to students and teachers allke when the new bulldmg 1 completed have been told over and over igam Thenew gvmnaslum swlm ming pool audltorlum class rooms labor atorles cafeterla R O T C quarters and last but not least The Red and Black edl torlal rooms are some of the thmgs vue are looklng forward to wlth the keenest antlc lpatlon of enjoyment . . 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Hlstory of New Bulldlng HE NEW WEST HIGH bCHO0L IS no longer the source of the dreams of lts manv students but IS now an actual reallty As week by week the semors have wxtnessed the truly remarkable progress made m the constructlon ofthe edaflce they have been thrllled with the knowledge that thelr efforts to put through the bond lssue and so enable Qalt Lake to erect thls wonderful new hlgh school have not been ln vam They look for ward with great pleasure to the tlme when they can see others enyoy mg the many advanta ges whlch w1ll be offered to them wlth the completlon of the new bulldmg and console them elves with the thought that they had at least some llttle part ln brlngmg about th1s con dmon If thelr sprrlt has been a llttle lax lf the1r mterest has been somewhat d1v1ded IS lt not due somewhat to the hardshlps they haye been enforced to endure ln the old bulldmg and the bungalows hastlly thrown up to house them? Wlth the openmg of the new school the spmt wlll f1ll 1ts old place and we shall have an undlvlded West hlgh pullmg toward one goal The old West hlgh school bulldmg so unflt for any use whatever and yet so cherlshed ln the hearts of Its members was torn down last spring several days ahead of the scheduled tlme Almost Immediately all the debrls was removed from the campus the new slte was fenced ln and materlals began to arrive for constructlon Work Accordmg to the present plans the bu1ld1ng w1ll be completed by July 3 1922 and wlll be ready for occupatlon wlth the opemng of the school term 1n September It 1s to be made up of four floors and w1ll contam a masslve audltorlum ln fact the largest rn any school of lts kmd IH the west The ground floor on the south slde wlll be used as the he 1d quar ters of the R O T C whlle the north end wxll be devoted to a cafeteria large enough to accomodate all the students The mam offlce as well as the glrls department w1ll occupy the flrst floor This department wlll Include a model kltchen and laundry dmmg room and bedroom as well as class rooms for dress making and mllllnery The second floor wlll be glven over to the Commerclal department The newest and best of ey erythlng w 1ll be offered to students ln thls department A large well llghted study hall wlll also be located on thls floor The thlrd floor wlll be composed of art rooms a musrc room and the sclentlflc lab ratorles These are also to be equxpped wlth everythmg of the xery best to be offered Class rooms wxll be dlstrlbuted on all the floors throughout the bulldmg occupy mg every ay allable mch of space The audltorlum wlll extend from east to west one half the length of the bulldmg The mam floor orchestra plt and stage will be on the same plane as the flrst floor of the bulld mg a slopmg gallery wxll occupy the space on the level of the second and thlrd floors Stalr cases wlll be bullt on each end of the stage extendmg down from the balcony The entire toundatlon IS composed of 1m1tat1on gramte stone blocks Three shades of red brlck are used IH the walls the walls of the bulldlng bemg composed of sohd brlck wlth only an allowance made for three or four wmdows The furmshmgs on the mslde of the structule wlll be of the very best to flt the needs of the students Each lndlwdual department will be fitted out wlth every convenlence whlle the audltorulm w1ll be equipped with a movmg plcture machme Extensive wlrlng and heatmg wlll be carrled throughout In addltlon tothe new school bulldmg whlch wlll occupy the entlre east slde of the campus the present gym wlll remaln wlth a number of addltlons The remodelmg of the I' aton Gym wlll begm IH the sprmg and w1ll be very extenslxe The present floor w lll be made mto a swlmmmg pool and the audltorulm wlll be used as the glrls gy mnaslum On the east and west ends ot the bulldmg addxtlons w1ll be bullt to contam a thousand lockers for bovs and twelve hundred for glrls A wmg wxll be constructed on the south side whlch wlll ex tend to the edge of the campus The floor wlll be almost as large as any ln the state The Techmcal bulldmg wlth the changes made last year wlll remam The Lommerclal bulldmg wlll stand to he used as nxght school and probably for part tlme school The e bulld mgs will compose the New West hlgh school wlth ample room on the campus for athletlcs and drlll 24. 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U, 3 . - , 3 . 1 . . , V g Co- 44 n - l ' ' Q . . E 1 . Q l , .S o a ' 9 . 71 K Q4 , I I A WWIEEWS FRED JOHNSON Class Football 125 Basketball 125 Baseball and Track f29 Manager Tra k and Baseball Q29 H Pootball C31 Class Football C33 Basketball f3q Class Basketball 149 MARGARET SHEGREE Clvlc Club '29 D A C' My Glee Club Pleabus Club 449 HUGO V WHITE Student Councll Member f2y Glee Club f31 Glee Club Mmstrel f4p LEO LEAVER KATIE E SILOTTI Pleabus Club 143 MABEL BELL Pleabus Club 139 HARRY D RAUB Flrst Lleutenant 541 BYRON LEMMON ClVlC Club ldg FRAINKIE M HAMMOND Hnkmg Club '11 121 f3q Skatmg Club fly f3j Basketball 137 Pleabus Club 631 4 l 14 fl ' ' gk, K Page 13 t...f fa-. l-: ?-41. K: - 3 - :' rn -l in Q 54 l LOUISE BROOKS -,:.-J-'J 5455 QCBF Page 14 ff-4 I bfi' C51 BLANCHE G WHITE Band Q23 f3J SIDNEY SQUIRES Basketball 145 Tl-IELMA ANN RAGL AND Oklahoma Clty Hugh ill Q21 Qdj Acorn Club L41 Pleabus Club Q45 MAUDE HANDLEY Track Team C15 Basketball fly HARRY ALPH BERNSTROM East High ill Glee Club Q31 141 ANTHONY S FIORE JOSEPHINE EDNA SELM AN Glee Club C33 Pleabus Club JESSIE ANDREA JOLLY Pleabus Club Q33 ARMOND EVERETT lst bergeant 131 P' 'CQ Q ' ' ' nu X REINOLD I. SMITH R 5 149. .fy . .,-54125 FRANK T FORD Post Graduate my VIRGINIA REEVES East Hlgh fly Swlmmmg Club I3y D A Club C3y Acorn Club f4y Pleabus Club My DORA HANZON Pleabus Club I3y RUSSELL SCHMERTZ McKAY MITCHELL East Hlgh fly l2y l3y ALICE MARIE BRUGGER Hlkmg Club fly Skatmg Club fly RUTH WEST Pleabus Club my GLENN Y WILLIAMSON Sergeant fly Rxfle Team I2y 13y Captam f3y Executlve Committee Rlfle Club l3y SELWYN W DOWSE Post Graduate My LEONA WILKINSON Glee Club ldy, Pleabus Club My K yy ll X mc Page lo ..2:.-.:-:: f , wh! :cj -3-:-:-- - gy ,y l . - . . , . , , . . C Z - l Y-9 ' l gt ' . , . . ' 3. . 2 3 , - , 1 I 'f DIY Page lb EDWARD R SPITZER Sergeant 623 H ln Debatmg 623 Red and Black 623 633 643 F1rstL1eutenant633 Speaker of House of Representltlves 633 Secretary Offxcers Club 633 Manager Football and Base ball 643 Member Student C0unc1l643 EVADANA COX Idaho Falls H1gh613 Reno Hlgh 623 West H1gh623 D A Club 633 Swlmmlng Club 633 Acorn Club643 Pleabus Llub 643 THELMA OLYNN PORTER Grandlsland Neb 613 Cheyenne Wyo 623 633 Counul 43 PleabusClub 643 LOUIS WILLIAM KIRKMAN Sergeant 613 Class Football 623 633 643 Football 623 633 643 Basketball 623 633 643 Pep Club 633 CIVILS Club 633 Track 633 643 Class Baseball 643 JOHN D BENTON RUTH STARK Hlkmg Club 613 623 643 Cwlcs Club 623 Tennls Club 633 PleabusClub 643 Rlfle Club GI ADYS O BRIEN Glee Club 623 633 Clvlcs Club 633 Jumor Glrls Club 633 Pleabus Club 643 Sw1mm1ng Club 643 LIONEL MOORE WILLIAM CLINTON SAYER East H1gh613 623 Track 633 643 Football 643 Boys Glee Club 643 DORIS EMMA JONES Tennls Club 613 643 Pleabus Club 643 - g - :- 2 - -- 'M ' I 6 lui Leaders C1013 643,'swiinming Club 643 fw. A.G.' , W- C , vr ll 63 , A prsqcil ALEX HOGGAN Yellmaster C39 C49 H Track C39 C49 Student Council C49 Glee Club C49 THELMA GREEN Pleabus Club C39 PANCHO JACOBS Swimming Club C29 FRANK MORTIMER BAGLEY Gramte High C19 Granite West High C29 Corporal C39 FRANCIS STILLMAN FARNEY Class Track C19 Baseball C19 Class Track C29 Baseball C29 H Track C39 Class Football C39 Baseball C39 H Track C49 H Baseball C49 H Football C49 BERTHA R MAUCH Hiking C29 H1k1ngC39 Pleabus Club C49 Red 8x Black Staff C49 MINNIE COHEN Mt Pleasent Utah C19 Glee ClubC29 Swimming Club C29 Civics Club C3 Red and Black Staff C49 Pleabus Club C49 Rifle Club C49 Dramatlcs C49 HARRY W LEWIS Corporal and Sergeant C29 Orchestra C29 First Lieutenant C49 C59 Range C49 C59 Band and Orchestra C49 C59 Boys Glee Club C49 Rifle Team C49 C59 VERNON DERRICK H Basketball C49 Red anoBlack Staff C49 Track C49 Class Baseball C49 THELMA LOUISE SWANER Orchestra C29 Hiking Club C29 Or hestr'1 C39 D A Club C39 Swimming Club C69 Hiking Club C39 Orchestra C49 Accrn Club 149 Pleabus Club C49 Page , . 3 :.-. 1 .. : 9 l ' - . 2' C C n CQ l : I as H 'K . 3 Syvirnming C19g. Hiking C195 Swimming C293 jg 'K 4 9 C I 1 K: IX X Page 18 'Z Inlet-ZICE THOMAS M SIMMONS SergeantC25 lst Sergeant C35 H Baseball C35 Pres P1edP1caClubC45 H Baseball C45 JANE ALLEN Pleabus Club C45 ESTELLA OSBORNE Pleabus Club C35 Swlmmmg Club C35 R WELDEN MORRISON L D S Busmess College C15 Band C25 C35 Second Lleutenant Band C45 Orchestra C35 C45 Pled Plca Club C45 WILLIAM F BROWN Class Basketball C25 Pep Club C25 Football Clvlcs Club C35 Glee Club C35 Dramatxcs C45 ELEANOR CALLISTER Swlmmmg Club C25 C35 Glee Club C25 C35 C45 Baseball C25 W A G Rep C35 D A Club C35 Track C35 Red and Black Staff C45 Vlce Presldent Leaders Club C45 Acorn Club C45 Rifle Club C45 Pleabus Club C45 IVY L CANNING Tenms Club C15 Hlkmg Club C15 Hlstory Club CZ5 CIVICS Club C35 Glee Club C35 Jun1orG1rls Club C35 Red and Black Staff C45 Pleabus Club C45 LESTER LaROY GUIVER Class Basketball C15 C25 Baseball C15 C25 C35 Football C15 Student Councll C25 Pep Club C35 H Baseball C45 LaROY COCHRANE LOIS VIRGINIA WELLS Glee Club C15 Pleabus Club C45 Basketball C45 Mi! .X Y 3 :.... S-, :- - ' uLi-:...1-.g?- I I ' M . Q x C25,.C35g Basketball 'C35g Class Baseball C355 K nu W ' -'SWE RALPH BERNSTEIN Corporal 623 Sergeant K33 Red Kr Black 133 CIVICS Club f33 Flrst Lleutenant C43 Student Councll K43 MATTIE ECKSTEDT VIOLA JOHANSEN Swlmmlng Club 433 DeMOIN C TERRY Jordan H1ghf13 H Baseball f23 f3 43 HENDRICK POELMAN Dramatlcs C43 GLADYS HASLAM Tennls Club Q23 Glee Club Q33 K43 D A Club Swlmmlng Club Q33 Hlstory Club 143 Pleabus Club Q43 Red Sz Black C43 VELMA RIFE LaMAR S HILLS Corporal f23 Fxrst Sergeant H3 Football V43 CLYDE E MUNN Corporal C13 Sergeant 123 K33 Graduating Class 21 K33 Executwe Comm 133 Amuse ment Comm 133 Treaaurer Red Sz Black K43 Glee Club 143 Pres Hlstory Class K43 Post Graduate K43 VIOLET WANDA HURST Glee Club 123 I33 Pleabus Club H3 Baqeball H3 QM ,. Page 19 , .. - K1 ll 'J 3 l l ' : , 3,6 : H Basketball C43. C331 ,-'illlli K ll F3 Dt ar Page 20 rFwl I cg, REED STRINGHAM LEAH LEYSHON Svummlng Club C19 Hlkmg ClubC19 Basketball C39 ELIZABETH RUSHTON DONALD R CRAWFORD Corporal C29 C39 KENNETH 'IAYLOR Class Basketball C39 Track C39 C49 Captain C49 Red and Black Staff C49 H Basketball GLADYS IRENE BURNS Tenn1sC29 Glee Club C39 D A Club C39 Staff C49 Hlstory Club C49 GERTRUDE WHITE Tenms C19 Pleabus glub C39 Treasurer W A C3 9 ELROY S NEWMAN Glee Club C19 C29 C39 C49 H Baseball C19 C29 C39 C49 Class Basketball C19 Track C19 Football C19 Class Presldent C19 Class Foot ball C29 H Basketball C29 C39 C49 H Football C39 4 Champlon Indoor Relay Team C39 Student Councll Representatlve ' 9 CASPER NELSON Rifle Team C39 C49 Flrst Lxeutenant ELINOR McHAN Hxkmg Club C19 Swlmmmg Club C29 IX -,. -A -- Q-A 1-S is-, 1 I ' 3 I ' Y -' -' 51 x 1 9 ' 3 : ' . SKI-I77 Track C395 Pleabus Club C493 Red and Black 5 7 9 I! , Y 24 ' ' , 9 ' ' C49- N K. 1 P IMI GI ENN CHUGG VERNA JONES FLORENCE S ALLEN Glffe Club 111 Orchostra131 141 Swlm mmg Club 131 B B B Club 131 Tenms Klub 141 Plc xbus Club 141 Semor Repre sentatlve W A G 141 MERWIN STRELL Red and Black Stah KENNETH KIMBAII Art Editor of Year Bool 141 IRENE LILLIAN CHRISTENSEN SWVllTlllllllf, Club 121 Clee Club 131 Plc-abus Club 131 ARIA Md ONIC AI EI IIABETH DWIGHT H11-:mg,Club1l1 121 131 Track 121 Ten Club 131 VAI ERIE TETREAUIT srb ll 111 Z 3 141 Hxkmv' u 131 141 Swlmmmg., Clu 12 U1 Tumns flub 111 121 Track 31 141 D A Club 131 Baskotball 141 Clee K lub 141 Plmbus Club 141 Acorn Club 141 MON ll OR1 .SFRELT X X Page 21 - 141. 'x my Club 1215,Plv2lbus,Club frm' Gleeg Ba 21 ,1 vp, qzp, 5 1',Clb 111, 121, ' , S ' ' b 111, '1, I : j Q , ' : 1 , tl 11 F5 I sin' CDs ED O DONNELL BETH LLOYD East, H1g'h Q11 Q21 Junlor Glrls Club Q31 Pleabus Club Q41 TENNIS Club Q41 HlklHg Club Q41 HAZEL HUSBANDS Gee Club Q21 Q31 Q41 Tenms Q21 D Club Q31 Pleabus Club Q41 '-llstory Club EARL T DUKE Baseball Q11 Rlfle Club Q21 Glee Club GREEN BENTON Dramatlcs Q41 JULIA HOGENSEN lleabus Club Q41 JOHANNE A HOGENSEN Glec Club Q31 Pleabus Club Q31 JEANETTE COOK Track Q21 Hlklfli, Q21 Q31 Tenms Q31 Basketball Q31 Sec Pleabus Club Q31 THELMA LEONA TRIPTOE Hlklng Club Q11 FRANK S HUMMEL Captam R O T C Q41 Red and Black Q41 Rifle Team Q41 FS ,lg DCJF Page 22 .. - :M - iw x Q 1 ' 1 1 9 1 . 3 ' A. Club Q31g H Track Q31g-Swimming 1 1 a ' ' 4 csv. 1 . . . '. . 3 V . 1 Q E 1 DOUGLAS IRVIN GRAHAM Class Football 141 Xoma Club 141 Glee Club 141 EMILY GREEN Baseball 111 Pleabus Club 131 LUCY GYGI Pleabus Club 131 MERLE SPERRY Swlmmlng Club 111 Pleabus Club 131 WINIFRED DONELSON Tennis Club 121 lleabus Club 131 DOROTHY SHAMBECK JUNE BROWN Gxrls Chorus 131 Glee Club 131 Pleabus Club 131 LEONE HENDRICKSON Hlkmg 111 121 Tennls 121 Pleabus HELEN MAY LANGFORD Treasurer Hlstory Club 121 Orchestra 121 131 141 Hlstcry Club 131 Glee Club 141 Pleabus Club 141 Track 141 LOWELL SIMMS Rlfle Team 121 131 Second Lleut 131 K. ,NCQ Page 23 ' 4 J , ' Club 131. ' 1 we 11 H Page 24 RICHARD F BECK Secretary Tr asurer CIVICS Club 135 Red and Black Staff 135 Flrst and Second Lleu tenant 135 Secretary A S W 145 Cadet Capta1n145 V106 Presldent Pled Plca Club 145 Secretarv OEICSIS Club 145 Rlfle Team 145 FRANCES HITCHCOCK Swlmmlng' Club 135 B B B Club 135 VIC Prosxdent Plrabus Club 145 Rlfle Clulg 145 GENEVIEVE FRANCES REYNOLDS CIVIL Club 115 D A Club President 135 Acorn Club 110 llleflt 145 Pleabus Club 145 LEILA A MCCARTY Hlkmg Club 115 125 155 Track 125 135 Red and Black Staff 125 135 Tennls 135 Glee Club 135 MYRTLE SHELLENBERGER Bolse Hlgh 115 125 Amerlcan Fork Hlgh 135 Wes Hlgh 135 Track 135 Pleabu Club 145 Basketball 145 GLADYS ROBERTS Ca 115 125 135 145 Tc-nnls Club 45 BLANCHE PARSONS SWll'l1l11lI'l1,, Club 115 125 135 Hlklng, Club MIRIAM MARSHALL LILLIAN HADDOCK Baseball 115 Tonms Club 125 Pleabus Club 135 NORMAN E MORK Class Football 115 Glee Club 115 125 135 Pre xd nt of Class 125 Student Councll 125 Football 125 135 Class Basketball 14 CIVILS ub 35 A A Boxmg 135 H Football 145 Dramatl :S 'T ls s S Swimming' Club 115, 125, 135, 1453 Hiking: ,l'b,',,Ag,','1. 115, l25,,135., 1251135, 55 dl 4 g . .-U. 5 ' ' 145. ' A l l l 'fWE'c93il5a31 GRACE PETERSON Swlmmmg Club 113 Basketball 123 JUANITA COAN Debatmg U3 ANNA GE RTRUDE BRUENING Hlkmg Club 113 123 INA LINDQUIST THELMA ELIZABETH SHELTON Glee Club 113 123 133 Hlklng Club 133 ELLEN UNDERWOOD Club 133 ELVERA CHARLOTTA OLSON Swlmmmg Club 113 133 Hlklhg Club 133 143 Junlor Glrls Club 133 D A Club 133 Glee Club 133 Acorn Club 143 Pleabus Club 143 MAE SONNE ELLA PERRY Baseball 123 Glee Club 123 Glrls Quart tt 123 Vlc Pres1dentW A G 133 Glrls Baseball 133 Track 133 GENEVA GREENWELL x Page 25 . .5 :... :-: : r ma IMI . I I I ! l g l l ' I Girls Chorus' 1335 Glee Club 133g Pleabus 1, . I I I I u Q 7 g I Q l , I I I : 1 ' ff I . .8 . I . I , i . . . , I I , AX I I lxl WILLIAM GRAMES RHODA JEAN LEONARD Pleabus Club Q31 VIRGINIA GLADE MELBA SCHEFSKI Swlmmmg Club C11 HlklHg Club Q11 La VON SHARP DOROTHY VIALLET IRENE C HOPE Baseball Q21 Q31 LOUISE EMILIE STARBUCK Tcnnls Club 111 Q41 Track Q31 Pleabus Club 141 NORMA CHRISTENSEN Glee Club Q31 Pleabus Club Q31 LEE M WHITE Cla s Bas ball Q11 C21 131 Class Football 111 121 Class Basketball Q31 H Track f31 Track Q41 Baseball Q41 H Basket ball Q41 :XIV Page 26 Q . . . , i ' , 9 S 7 Q . 5 'F , , S , . as u l 1 v C x , . . . u n l . 1 1 7 ' 3 5 F1 . Hlkmg GRANT ROBERTS HELEN BISHOP CAROL LEONE MAY Glee Club 113 Q21 Q31 LISA DYCHE Clu 111 121 Civics C Pleabus Club 443 ALMIRA PROUTY Pleabus Club Q31 LILLIAN WAHLQUIST Hlkmg Club C31 CLARA E NICHOLL Pleabus Club Q31 HAZEL HAMER lub Club 111 121 Track Q33 Pleabus Club 141 VIOLA ENGEMAN DELBERT MOORE Debatmg C31 Lieutenant 0fflC6TS Club Q43 KI Q ' ' b , 5 ' ' 131: 'x Hiking Club ill, CZJ, 131, 141g Swimming fi fi QD! JK X215 Page 27 f?WE'5-Jfl51:- FRED LLOYD DOROTHY N GULBRANSEN East Hlgh 111 121 Vlce Presudent Class 131 Sponsor 131 W A G Representatlve 131 Presldent Leaders Club 131 Glee Club 131 141 Hlklng Club 131 141 President W A G 141 Sttudent C0unc1l141 Leaders Club 141 MARIE FISHER MARY ELLEN MOORE MELVA WILLIAMS VIOLET LUND Swxmmlng Club 111 Hlkmg Club Pleabus Club 141 LEAH HUSBANDS Glee Club 131 141 RUBY TETER Track 111 Tenms Club 111 121 Hlkmg Club 121 141 Pleabus Club 141 MARGARET HELEN RUSSELL Glee Club 111 121 131 Hlklng Club 121 131 Pleabus Club 131 RUTH STEPP D A Club 131, Acorn Club 141, Pleabus Club 141 I 1 l Dc ar Page 28 I 1 ' ' ' 3 A A 11 I i 1 a I Q .. I I V x x . i mf 1415 Tgagk 131, mg Swirrlming .Club i i 5 ' ' 5 ' ' 111: , , 9 ' ' 119, E 1 9 - HW -6- me JOHN WINSTON ALTER Sergeant 111 121 GEORGIANA TAYI OR Dramatlcs 121 141 Student Council 131 Red and Black Staff 131 Sponsor Co D 131 Debating 131 Edltor Year Book 141 Student Councll 141 Presxdent Pleabus Club 141 FERN MIDDLFMISS BLANCHE STEWART Pleabus Club 141 MABEL BEHI ING Ploabus Club 141 ISABEL WATSON TESSIE PETERSON Pleabus Club 141 MATILDA RYDMAN Swlmmmg Club 111, Pleabus Club 141 GRACE FOLLAND SELENA DALE I l 1 4 1 1 11 DQ! Page 29 ..2:r.-.:..:: - ee A E ag--- ,l...- em - , - - ' ef - 1 i FW , . l K 1 ' , s T ', 9 . 4A'l . .Y - S S 5 . 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I , 'H ' s 'N .6 6 Q K :Q A xi ' j ff6?f' f W , ' Q9 4 fl V. , y il 1 f' 4 C2 L, 4 ' fqlf' if 'ilt ,f - eg? if ,' G f?WE'5'7I?S f Junlor Class UNIOR class act1v1t1es whlle not numerous have been very successful darlng the past year One of the flrst entertalnments glven was a watermel on bust Whlcll took place early IH Oct ooer at Bountlful A large party of JUDIOFS attended aud enJoyed the wa t rmelons and doughnuts whlch were s rved around a large bonflre Another of the functlons held by the class durmg the year was a matmee dance glven durlng February IH the Eaton gymnaslum The Jumor class entertalned the semors at the annual Junlor senlor receptlon 1n the latter part of May Offlcers of the class elected at a meetmg held shortly after the beglnmng of the school year were Emmett Rlgney presldent Marcla Nebeker VICE presldent Kenneth Kavanaugh treasurer Ruth Rlgby secretary and Hulda Prlce repre Sentatlve to the student councll The JUHIOTS have contrlbuted many 3CtlVe members to the dlfferent school act lVltl6S Some of the athletes from thxs class were Kenneth Kavanaugh Kenneth Taylor Howard Carmen Art Hoggan Clarence Harvey Joe Folca and Louis Trmko Q!! 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N-, ,M I I ,, ,,,,,.-,,,,,,,,, Dfww C- -, 24 NA I PDCDQ F QCQC Page 35 me Sophomore Class HE Sophomore class of 22 the largest that has ever been reglstered ln the West hlgh school was formally org amzed ata meetlng called by the A S W officers shortly after the beglnnmgof the school year Offlcers chosen by the class were Kenneth Bywater presldent Mlldred Chrlstoph erson secretary and Sheldon Smlth representatlve to the student councll Some tlme later Maxme Bowen was elect ed presldent to fill the vacancy left by Kenneth Bywater after h1S wlthdrawal from school and Lou1s Kavanaugh was elected to the posltlon of V106 presldent Due to the tlme that the class was without a presldent very httle socxal entertalnment was undertaken One affair however whlch proved to be very successful wa a party glven ln May Many of the stellar athletes from the West hlgh have came from the Sophomore class Prmclpal among these were Marlow Peacock who was elected to lead the Panther baseball team durlng the season of l922 Wllllam Irvlne Bob Heckler Mllton Braden and Jullan Dansle !!! 91, Page 36 I L L - - QDQQ ML!--g--lv., B , , .. .. 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C93 The Meehanlc Arts Department NDER the superxlslonof 'Vll G A Rae th the M ehanle Arts Department passed a most successful year Each sueceedlng year has found thls department growlng rap ldly ln lmport lnce untll lt ls now by fal the best of lts klnd ln the state Iso other depart ment of the s hool does more to plepare the student for gllm llfe than does the Mechanlc Arts d partment The student comlng fresh from thls eourse has an advantage over the trade sman w ho le lrns hls tl ade ln the shops ln that he 18 equlpped wlth a good hlgh school eduefttlon He also L1TldLlStll'ldS the worklnd ol othel mlehlnes than thc one he ls conflned to ln hls work 's lfety I' llst IS the motto IH lll the Mc ch lnlc Alt classes lnd thls doctllne IQ dlllled thoroughly lnto the lnlnds of thc stlldents All maehllles ln the x lrlous shops are equlpped wltll guilds and dlt made entllcly sale It ls l Very Idre ULLLIIILIICQ to haye ln aeclclent of any klnd tlke place ln any of the shops The eo 01791 atlon of the dlfferent departments IS worthy of mentlon Worklng draw lngs ale made ln the drattlng room followed by pattelns ln the pattern shop Lastlngs ln the foundry and tm lllx the tlnlshed pleee IH the machlne shop Parts found leJlllk61'l ln the 'luto lepalrlng or other departments HIL welded IH the acetylene weldlng depaltment whlle the lnstallatlon of clectlleal equlplnent ln the dlffelent shops lb taken eare of by the elec trleal class Most colll ses ln hlgh sehool lre deslgned so that lt IS necessary for the student to eon tlnue ln eolle ge belole he IS ilttcd fol llle The Mech lnle Arts Depaltment lb constructed ln such a way that the student m ly go dll eetly to we rk from hlgh school or contlnue ln a unl yersltx as he sees ilt The coul se teaelles both the theoletle ll and the practleal slde ot the wolk In actual praetlee the wolkman whlle selvlng as lpplentlee to some trade usually acqulres only the praetleal slde oi the wolk The real purpose of the course as taught In the hlgh school lb to teach tl ade sklll trade knowledge and tr lde lntelllgenee The Prlntlng Departnlent lS a new one at the West hlgh thls yeal and has met wlth the llnlnedlate support ot the students So great was the lnterest shown that many stu dents were ull lllle to SGLUIQ l pl lee ID the el lss as lt was already fllled to oyelllowlng llle I rlntlng De p lrtllle nt ll ls saxed a gre It deal ot tlme anc money for the school as lt does most ol the pllntlng Wl'llC.l1 was f0II'I1t.lly sent to lprolesslonal shop Nothlng IS wasted ln any ot the elasses as all ot the lessons are worked up lnto somethlng practleal and of yalue to elthel the school or the students About thlee hllndred Jobs Wele tulned out by the students The shop IS one of the most up to date ln the state It lneludes three platen presses paper cutter pertolatol pelnehlllg maehlne lncl stltehlng maehlne a large supply ot type department outtlt lk val and ml cellaneous eomposlng loom equlpment Mr Astler lnstruetor of thls states that a mole complete shop tor lts slfe c ln not be found The complete ucd at ten thousand dollals md lll maelllnes 116 of the latest type tlme ln the two ye lls to accompllsh by serxmg as lpprentlee ln some lllllltllig snop Many ot the boys who h lve the lmbltlon to b eome pl llltels are thus able to not only le lrn a waluable tl ade but at the same tlme to ay all themselves of l hlgh sehool Qduldtltlrl Ml Astlel states ful ther th lt a student 18 able to le lrn ln twenty weeks Prllltlng Dep lltment at the hlgh school what lt Vlllllld othelwlse t lke at least l L 1- - 7 ,mf V -- , W ', I ,V H , .. 2 - - - 1 ... -- ' , .. - 1 I 1 1 Y 1 K- Vs' L -G 1 , L, '. 1 , 1 , 1k. ks S .113 1 . 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L1 1 1 L. 2 l 1 K1 - J I s vs' 2 ' - , , .' 1. 1 . , 1 1 1 1 -1 . 2 3 . . .1 LK' we H The Flectrlcal Department IS also a new one Its purpose 18 to flt the student to be come a journeyman electrlclan Whlle thlg course was not lntended to flt the pupll as an electrlcal englnecr lt ls a valuable course for anyone who expects to come ln contact wlth clectrlclty It deals Wlth the practlcal slde of the electrlcal trade almost excluslvely Each student owns hls own text book Whlch serves as hls gulde Great attentlon IS pald to mak lng all wlrlngs safe as there IS a great deal of danger from defectlve wlrlng ln a home All students who followed the course durlng the past year feel that they have learned a great deal Mr L J Chrlstensen has had a great deal of experlence ln the electrlcal fleld and has prov en hlmself a very capable lnstructor Under hlS guldance the classes have learn ed such thlngs as the wlrlng of doorbells electrlc llghts wlndlng of motor armatures lnstal latlon of electrlcal flxtures etc The Weldlng Department IS also a comparatlvely recent addltlon to the Mechanlc Arts Department It IS one of the most complete shops ln the state and IS equlpped to handle almost any metal It has a generator to generate ltS own acetylene gas WhlCh affords a great savlng The students of thls department under the lnstructlon of Mr Voelker have learned how to weld almost every posslble klnd of a break The Cablnet Maklng Department under the guldance and lnstructlon of D F Davls IQ one of the older departments In thls department the pupll IS taught all of the lmportant features of cablnet maklng and pattern maklng The students of these classes have proved themselves of value to the school IH general Many jobs Whlth otherwlse requlre the ser shop subjects related to theory and sclence of the subject matter IS glven due conslderatlon The Machlne Shop under the lnstructlon of Mr C R Whltehead has proved of great lmportance to the school It lS the most complete shop of ltS klnd ln thls sectlon of the country Many thlngs of lnterest are made ln the shop such as small lathes gas englnes bench grlnders tools etc The student flnlshlng thls course IS very well fltted for mechan lcal work ln after llfe The Foundry Department teaches the student how to make castlngs Wlth dlfferent metals Old scrap metal whlch would otherwlse be cast aslde as junk IS taken to the foun dry and converted lnto varlous useful objects Thls course IS taught by Mr Sprlngsteen The Forge Course IS also taught by Mr Sprlngsteen The members of these classes start wlth very slmple QXGPCISGS such as the weldlng of lron and progress untll they are capable of maklng such thlngs as huntlng knlves hammers small axes etc The Auto Repalrlng Department offers the student the opportunlty of maklng an auto m8LhdnlC of hlmself All phases of the gasollne motor car are studled The students are glven practlcal tralnlng as well as theoretlcal In thls department the pupll learns far more than merely taklng amotor car apart and puttlng It together agaln Thls subject IS taught by Mr Wettsteln and Mr Jensen Mechanlcal Drawlng taught by Mr L R Bentley teaches the student to make trac IHHS blueprlnts worklng drawlngs archltectural drawlngs machlne deslgns topographlcal drawlngs etc Many of the students have been able to earn enough durlng the summer by thelr knowledge of Mechanlcal Drawlng to pay thelr way through school The Mechanlc Arts Department plans to teach plumblng sheet metal work concrete work and brlck laylng IH the near future VUDCDC ' '43 +l XXV' Page 41 . . 2 - . :.-: :- V V YYVV W W- Wm W RYV, ,Z V , I i i .W . . . . . . Z I g . . . . ' I ' ' ' ' 1 I . I . . y U K 1 l .... . - 1 g i . . . . l 3 . . l . - - 5 l . - - s Q X vices of a cabinet maker or a carpenter are taken care of by these boys. As in all other . ' D ' . . l l . Q . K as . I '. . . . . . A . ' I i .h . . u I I . L . . l . . 4 l . ' l I l 4 . S . ' . 3 . . l . . . Y . '. . . .' . . . - 8 X 'Y I 'S 7 I 1 N 7 l I s, .. ' I l . . . . 5 1 ' ' V . I F l ' ' , , l s '- ' ' l , ' l 2 l l I E l . I l ' I . I l Q l Page 42 THE ADVANCED PR NT NG C ASS WH C H HAND ED THE MAJO 1 PORT ON OI' THE YEAR BOOK 3 . I , 3 , 'Q r F10 , ik, V lid I, I 1 'Q 1 5 n- y , V N Av' -4 V . - 1 v-4 P11 1 L PR NT NG X K Page 45 4' 1 1 ,, -kim gi'-A AQ ' A ,AM , -, Dc' H' - 1, ' m' ' ' K , .. - -WAV 4 3+ AUTO REPAIRING FOUNDRY Pagf. 44 .J V Y MECHANICAL DRAWING MACHINE SHOP I Page Page 1h FORGE WELDING fwmmewg CABINET MAKING ELECTRICITY R X x Page -11 Ax I!! Art Department lthough greatly handlcapped by lack of space and equipment the art classes made an excellent showmg durmg the past year All phases of art were taken up among whlch were free hand drawmg both charcoal and water color deslgnmg clay modehng basketry batlk work chma palntlng and leather work The pamtlng of pc sters was also done Many useful as well as beautlful thmgs testrfylng great sk1ll on the part of the art students were made some of whlch were reed servmg trays glazed and unglazed pottery parchment lamp shades portfohos and reed baskets One of the new features thls year was the lnstallment of a pottery klln Thls proved a most useful addltlon and was responsible for the savmg of much tlme and lnconvenlence fne annual art exhlblt held ln connectxon with the annual techmcal exhlblt durlng the latter part of May was a huge success Many beautlful pleees of art belng well represented Mrss Mmnle L Kuhn and Mlss Carol1neHarr1son the lnstructors are to be comphment ed on thelr efforts and the fme showmg dlsplayed by the classes 003 :XJF 48 Page 1 , ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 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V7 Cf f 'Q W. k!f A Y JAX jf 5 Q Vx, K, in-x ASW Progress was manlfested by the A S W durmg the entlre past year Wlth sklpper Frank J Murdock at the helm and the competant student coun c1l as a crew the good shlp has been suc cessfully brought mto port wlth the en slgn flvlng and everythmg on deck ln good order Among the many objects accom pllshed by the assoclatlon was the entlre re Wrltlng of the constltutlon and the placlng of the school on a flrm flnanclal b3S1S The assemblles durlng the year proved to be exceptlonal IH the matter of entertalnment many promment speakers and muslcal performers belng secured for the beneflt of the students In order to send the track team to the Provo lnvltatlonal meet tag and candy sales and a dance were held the day precedlng the meet for the pur pose of ralslng the necessary money Interest ln the candy sale was helght ened by a raffle held at the same time a flve pound box of chocolates belng the prlze A chance was glven wlth every sack of candy purchased Presldent Murdock was 3SSlSt6d 1n hlS dutles by the f0ll0W1Hg offlcers Maurlne F Sasse vlce presldent Rich ard F Beck s cretary and L R Bent ly treasurer Followlng are the stud ent councll members Ralph Bernstem R O T C Dorthy Gulbransen Ruth Wood W A G Sumner Tufts Elroy Newman senlors Hulda Prlce Em mett Rlgney Junlors Maxlne Bowen Sheldon Smlth sophomores Edward Spltzer athletics Irvin Schlndler The Red and Black Georglana Taylor year book. Page 51 o 0 0 , - L - f s r 1 : v . - 1 ' 1 ' 1- ' - . , -J , . 2 1 ' ' ' v . . . . ., , , . . ., , . . . - 9 v v a 9 1 a v v 1 v 0 . v s Page 5 7 w 4 WAG HE actwltles of the W A G have been numerous and very successful durmg the past year of 1921 1922 The officers and the councll of the orgamzatlon ln an effort to be come better acqualnted gave on November 10 a very successful progresslve dmner party Thls was followed on November 31st by the annual football banquet which as usual proved very popular with the boys A SIX course turkey dmner was served to slxty guests fol lowed by a dance 1n the Eaton gymnaslum The glrls masquerade held m the Eaton gymnaslum February 28th was one of the feat ures of the year Durmg the evenlng candy and punch were sold from booths decorated wlth the popular Red and Black colors The glFlQ masquerade was rlvaled only by the glrls leap year dance held March 24 ln the Odeon hall Several successful sales were also conduc ted by the W A G as also was the glrls court formed by the club All g1rls lmmodest ln dress halrdress and the use of cosmetics were sent to the court and tried by the Judges The W A G durlng the year also drew up a constltutlon whlch IS exoected to prove very adequ ate Thls constltutlon was formal ly ratlfled and wlll go lnto effect beglnnmg the year of 1922 1923 The offlcers who have carrled on thls suc cessful work are presldent Dorthy Gulbran sen vlce presldent Ella Perry secretary Roberta Sleater treasurer Gertrude Whlte representatlve to student council Ruth Wood dlrectors Florence Allen Blanch Parsons Fawn Glllesple Maurme Sasse Thelma Porter Gladys Roberts Esther Glassman Page I O O 1 1 1 . , . . , . - 1 . r ' 1 1 A 1 , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 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Officers' Club HE Officers club which was organ ized at the beginning of the past year has engaged in various activities In addition to the furthering of social events it has strlven to gain greater ef ficiency among the officers and to promote the morale of the cadet corps One of the f1rstsoc1al affairs given by the club was the battalion matinee dance held in the Eaton gymnasium at the beginning of the year The minstrel show which was pro nounced a success was produced un der the Joint direction of the Officers and Sponsors clubs Partially due to the efforts of the port given by the officers of the bat talion the Cadet Hop given April 28 was one of the most successful affairs of its kind ever attempted in the his tory of theR O T C Another of the social functions un dertaken by the club was a party given in May The officers of the club who were elected at the 1n1t1al meeting of the year were MaJor Sumner Tufts presi dent Captam Frank Hummel vice president Captam Richard Beck sec retary Captam Irvln Schindler treas urer and Lieutenant Ralph Bernstem representative to the student council . , . 4 , ' . . . '. . 2 7 Officers' club, and the individual sup- : . . , - Page 55 Page 56 Sponsors' Club OON after the begmnmg of the school year at a meetlng of the Offlcers club Maurme Sasse was elected battahon sponsor Followmg thls electlon sponsors were chosen by the dlfferent companies Frances Roblnson A company June Drlggs B company Beryl McGee Ccompany Mlldred Chrlstopherson Dcompany and Maxme Bowen Band With the organlzatlon of the sponsors mto a club actlvltes began One of the flrst A matmee dance glven Jointly by the Offlcers and Sponsors clubs proved very suc cessful The sponsors actmg as an entertamment cornmlttee helped to make the dance a success On March 31 the Sponsors M1HStF9l Show was glven at the East h1gh audltorlum A blll of seven acts headed by the mmstrel chorus was produced under the supervlslon of Captaln L A Wltney Mlss Ruth Carol Evans dlrected the danclng whlle Mlss Korns asslsted by Gertrude Slater Lyon had charge of the muslc Cadet grey umforms wlth black Sam Brown belts were worn by the sponsors at the annual Cadet Hop The sponsers alded the cadets ln makmg the Hop a success by servlng on the recelvmg and program commlttees The Sponsors club whlle unknown prevlous to 1920 and 1921 lS fast becommg one of the most successful and actlve orgamzatlons of the school l sales given was a Dough-Nut sale which was followed by a Malones Taffy sale. Leaders Club HE Leaders club whlch IS open to all Junior and senlor glrls who w1sh to quallfy as teachers of phvslcal edu catlon was organlzed under the follow mg offlcers Thelma Porter presldenl Eleanor Calhster v1ce presldent Allce Curtls secretary and treasurer The members of the club made several excurslons to the dlfferent dancmg and swlmmmg classes of the clty and also v1s1ted the cl1n1c at the UHlV9FS1ty of Utah A matmee party was glven by the The Leaders club was as success ful m its work of aldlll g the gymnaslum mstructors as It was m lts numerous soclal act1v1t1es Q!! Pleabus Club OLLOWING the electlon of offlcers at the begmmng of the school year the Pleabus club gave a glrls get ac quamted party The novel feature of the party was that all glrls attend mg were requlred to dress as chlldren Two sales were next glven by the club IH order to raxse money for a cadet battallon flag A Senlor danclng party held ln the the Eaton gymnaslum was another sue cessful affalr planned by the Pleabus club Only gurls of the senlor class those of the commerclal department mclud ed were ehglble for membershlp m the Pleabus club , Ea T ' ' ' club to the musical comedy Irene. 7 - 9 14 - ' 77 , - Page 57 QDKIX ACORN CLUB CTIVITIEQ of the Acorn club have been numerous durmg the year Several successful sales were glven by the club as well as a large progresslve dinner party Durlng the latter part of May a hlke was held The Acorn club whlch was organ lZ6d by girls of the DOm6StlC Sclence department elected the followlng offl cers at the openmg of the school year Genevleve Reynolds pre xdent Thel ma Swaner vlce pre ldent and Ruth Wood secretary and treasurer S!! Pled Pica Club to promote greater efflclency ln the prlntmg of the Year Book organlz ed xnto the Pied Plca club The Pied Plcas were not only actlve 1n prmtmg but also formed a baseball team wlth Thomas Slmmons captaln The club was headed by Thomas Slmmons presldent Rlchard Beck vlce presldent Rlchard Newhausen secretary and treasurer 1 i lui ' , S' : - ' . S. 3 THE advanced printing class in order 2 , if 1 r A Q1 1' :cg Page 58 K 11334- P4 I :ini 23' llhbllll fs' T ll TX' X If f l N A '-5. V 1: ,.,,- 5 fl' f E1i1a1oiillC6 passed a very successful ycar Unllke many school actlvltxes dramatlcs has al xx xys been succcssful from a flllllltldl pom' of new While the play glvcn thls year dld not brlng, as much monel lnto the tre lsury of the club as 1n many past years lts Income was far ln excess of lts 6Yp9V'illtIlI'LS The mam reason for the smaller profit was cluc to the greatcr expense of procluf tlon Thc play procluccd was I 5, o Mx He rt a pl xy wrlttcn by J Hartley Man ncrs lt tclls the story of a poor llttlc Irxsh y,1rl whose hcme ls ln the Unlted States Due to the death of 1 rlch unclc Peg the central character lS thrown under the fustody of an arlstocrltlc aunt who a short tlmc bc fore had lost all her moneN through the fallurc of a bank The fdflllly of thls xrlstocrltlc aunt IS shocked by Pegs poor manners and poor speech Bcforc the cnd of the story howcxer Pcg vwmshcr way Into the hearts of all by hcr l1IlNClflNl'lIlL9S ard klnclncss Mlss Evelyn Pc xkc a Peg portrayed hcr part rcmarkably well and was re sponslble to a grcat extent for the success of thc plaN The entlre cast as well as NIISS Peake vsas 'very strong Othc rs IU the cast xxerc Mxss Georglana Taylor as Ethel Leo Telefson as Al2i1'lC Hfndrlck Poelm'1n Icadmgz man as Jerry Mlnme Cohen as Mrs Chlchester Green Br nton as Brent Norman 'Work as Hawkes Wllllam Brown as Jarxls and Hazel Glbby as the mald Other departmc nts of the school also helped a great deal ln maklng the play a success by thelr fooperatlon DSCIJ R 3551 KJCE 'eff Page 9 . . 5 - . :....: a- 1 W,-, WW , . . 1 -, ., , , ,,, Q, - . 2-e---------M 1. . X-,f Fi 1 19 1 , II I I 1 f I , E a'l lc 1 1 L 1 K - .X , .6 1 Q 4' -:S K l l 1 1 V f I - , nn. Q -5 ' 1 ' l ' V 'xxxx tha A lv A .5 'X l 'll wg Z 'F 5 ' ' 1 Q f at 2 All ' 'I U' l 1 f To c, 11: -E, , kyl , ' wig, f 5 W l X .Wah lull t6 2' 9 5 lla J Q K' fiiifo - i - V 1 3 I 3 W1 N' ' 3? E 1 , f Z A N lf F 1' 1' Z V -c, ,T , -s I I .- N 'i I 1 . 1 1 1 1 7 I ' a 1 ' f l Q 1 1 - , . , . . E l INDER the leadf-rshlp of Mlss Ethel M. Connelly the West hlgh Dramatic club 1' A . . r ' S I V, Z, . 1 S, l ' V ' .' ' ' .' ' Cc' - . ,. l ' ' l ' ' ' - r ' - .' c : ' . 1 , , ,, v V. M ye ,. v 'v a ,vv Z , , - 1 I - I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 n 7 1 x , S 1 Q Y 1 1 1 C 5 3 M . r , X Y . L - 1 v ' 4' . v' K- . 1 1 v ' N . 54 1 bv l B. s 'S 15... . T r' ,S 1- 1 l . ,, 1 1 1 .2 - xy Sf' Y . h , 1 - v - , 1 ' - , . . . , - 1 W . . ' . ' V ' . ' ' l 1 1 r A x ' 4' 1 I 9 v l . , ' , 3 - ' 3 ' A ' 5 1 I 1 ' 11 . . ' 1 1 2 X , . , f - ' I 1 . , ' 1 ' 1 1 , ss: l 1 l L K fc x Page 60 li j. 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School Dances LHOOI dances Clllllllgf the pmt xe.u' haxe lIlLlUd6fl m.1nx dellghtful 11t.11zs lhe A 5 Nl g21NPf1 C1etAcqn,11nted lldI1CQ Septembe12 111 the Fdton g INllf1N1lll1l 'llnx came xxls o oxxef mx e NOIHOIN lI.1lloxxe en 11.11 x xx huh xx.1s held Octobu .ZR lhe Pleabux club gmt 1 dmce the xeaond xxtell ln XUNLlTllJf:fl xx huh xx.12 xux xucnessiul ljllllllfl, the xe.11 thc Student Counul planned sex eml BT11111199 Cl1lIlCGS xx huh xx e1e Nuceewex both t1nc1nc1.1llx and xouallx lhe gnls ol the lmxxt .md West hlgh xehools gnu thin .1nnu.1l leap hued pe.1cocl1x elleetlxelx deto1.1I1d the h Ill The pu gr une xxele Ill the lOllU oi 1 gnl ln putx chess Vlltll '1 Luge OUtSDI6dfl shamlock flllmlllg the lJdLlxQ,lOLlIlCl The dlxnte mu plonouneed one ol the moxt dellght 1 1 of t e xe.11 bx 1ll thoxe xx ho attended One ol the mont 1tt1 1et1xe d UICQS of the senxon xx.1s the Clldat Hop Hlxen Axlllll PS 1 16 mon mll mx lt C110 unl o no 1 Na no me DIOQIIAIHN xx ele xx Inbolle ol the old L 1det Olgllllll 111011 I IOITNIIQIIL among the patronx ol the dance xxeu hoxexnm Lhmlu R Nlahu and Mdxor' L QldlQIlCQ Nexlen DUIIILQ the ex 9111112 1n ente1t.11nme11t QXl'l1lJ1tlOll oi close 014161 dull xx.1s glx en hx .1 platoon ot L1d9tN cc YYY N k . 1 w 1 , 1. 1 - -, , . -1 ' , . . . .' 3 ' ' 'J 1 v . 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' W 'Ik f , -, 'X K V X 'N X J 4 I MUSIC NDER the dlrectlon of Mr Adolph Brox the West hlgh orchestra has shown steady lmprovement B6Sld6S furnlshlng many dellghtful hours of en tertalnment durlng assemblles It has also made an excellent dlsplay of school talent ln dances mlnstrels and varlous other school productlons The Glee club due to the Sklll of the lnstructor MISS Rowena Korns has also reached a hlgh plane of suc cess The organlzatlon whlch Includes the speclal mlX9d chorus the boys glee club the glrls glee club and the doub le quartette has had an enrollment of one hundred twenty for the past year Q!! Glee Club HE Glee club under the offlcers elect ed at the beglnmng of the school year has been one of the actlve organ lzatlons ofthe school The success made by the club ln the mlnstrel Wlth ltS hauntlng airs of old darkeydays ln the melOdleS heard ID the assemblles and 1n the orlglnal muslcal comedy present ed 1n Toxabo Wlll be remembered by West hlgh students The offlcers head mg th1s organlzatlon were Alex Hog gan presldent Alleen Mack secre tary and Eleanor Calllster treasurer Page 64 HQ ' ll ' U L . . . . Y Y I n Q , e , , - 7 Y l 9 7 I . . . . : - , P , - Z I, . W wr ll U gyx - an A 'EF CHRLS CLEE CIUB BCI S Il,B Page bo VW 'VAST H X31 ixrmj -jd egg rag-M JQDC W-A 'VIIXFD CHORUS ORCHEQTRA ILVRQVZXY w QC Y 7 J A I age bb . . -.W if - V' - --K 4 Lg ,, X .. .,- W, -,.., , . . .-.---,-., , ., .li - . . 75 f fx ' 'X Is 1....-,, A UAW , , , , , , , E .. , -. .. .4 1 . .4, :L , ,, N -f . 14-4 --W, X, 1 , K P W Y K v . X 'I . - Y' A - K f .. f, , , M ' . ,QW Q A ffl. 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Cadets ADET work at the West hlgh school during the past year was very success full Captaln Louls A Wltney Professor of Mllltary Scxerce returned to the school for the second tune and carrled 1nto effect plans that he lnaugurated ast year Due to Captaln Wltney several beneflclal changes were effected IH the drlll system Compet1t1ons between companles was a feature of the year s work whlch also lncluded a thorough course IH close and extended order dr1ll ceremonles Slgllalllllg courtesy d1sc1pl1ne scoutlng patrohng mmor tactlcs map readmg and target practlce Although being handlcapped to a great extent by lack of a parade ground and drlll fleld the West hlgh battahon was successful ln defeatlng the East hlgh cadets ln a COmp6t1tlOU held May 15 for the cup that IS offered every year by the Amerlcan Leg1on Post Number Two The cadets were also successful 1n other llnes as cadet lleutenant Delbert Moore won the rlfle that IS offered annually by the Commerclal club for the best shot ln elther two hlgh schools Th1s IS the second tlme the West hlgh school has won th1s honor l I . 9 . . , A , ! . . . . , n n e . . . s u Q Q , . 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F J 1 ' 1 IQ ' a Football lthough h rmpered bv numerous rnjur res rnelrgrble players rnd rl rrge rmount of rnexper renced materr rl the past tootball season has been one oi the most sueeesstul rn whrch the West hrgh sehool h rs exer eornpeted Startrng wrth a team whreh was eonsrdered to be one of the trongest rn the state the Panther s hopes dwrndled trme after trme when several of the lettermen were deelared rn elrgrble and m rnv ot the rem rrnrng play ers were rnjured l ven wrth these drsadw 'rntages the Panthers drsplrved the wonderful frght and sprrrt that they are noted for and frnrshed rn second place only after berng ousted from frrst posrtron when trouneed bv the 1' rst Leopards rn the frn rl game of the season 'lhe season opened frndrng the Panthers wrth ten lettermen Alex Eseandon Plrov Newman Jaele Howells Drele Wrllrams Grant Roberts Norman Mork Llarenee Harvey Pom Mackax Marwrn I ood and Fred Johnson Under the drreetron of Coaeh Roy Mclntvre these lads were moulded mto one of the strongest elex ens the West hrgh school has ever put on the ireld After praetrcrng together for a great trme the Panthers w ere struck a hard blow when Grant Roberts end Norm rn 'Vlork all state taclele Fred Johnson all state center and Torn Maeleay all state guard were declared rnelrgrble by the state board of elrgrbrlrtx on the exe of the Jordan game Desprte thrs handle rp the Panthers went rnto the Jordan game and by drsplaxrng rnrd eason form emerged vretors by the score of .39 to 0 The next game Wrth the L D S proved to be somewhat ot a surprrse to the West supporters as the Panthers emerged vrctors only after '1 h rrd frght The score was 54 to lb 'lhe Red and Black s poor showrng was due somewhat to the poor condrtron of some of the members of the squad lnjurres to some ot the players also hrndered the Panthers Pl rvrng on a muddy freld rn the next contest the Pfrnthe rs trouneed the Granrte grrdders hx the score of 1-1 to 7 rn one of the hardest fought grrnes ever pl ryed between these two ehools It w rs rn thrs game th rt Norman Mork and Tom Maeleay mrde therr frrst ap pe rrance rn the lrneup rtter be mg absent rn the prevrous grmes The frn rl game of the season wrth the East hrgh sehool eleven proved to be the down trll for the Vtest squad Although trghtrng all the way the lanthers were unable te ehe ek the adx anee of the Ieopards rnd were defeated by a seore of S0 to 0 'I he Panthers reserves were not up to a hrgh strndard rnd suttered a verv poor se rson 'lhe seeond team suiiered deierts rt the hands oi the lordan trranrte L D S and Fast elevens respeetrvelv 'I he thrrd team under the drreetron of Pete Mar thakrs fared a lrttle better Although eomposed ol rnexperreneed plax ers thrs squ rd pl ryed a good brand of ball ln exerv game thev were outwerglred bv several pounds but eame out on the long end oi the seore on sex eral oeeasrons Takrng the entrre se rson rnto eonsrderatron too mueh eredrt eannot be grxen Coaeh Melntyre for hrs work wrth the materral at hand Phe morale md sprrrt that he Installed rn the members of the squad rs worthv ot mentron The rootrng of the West supporters was also fr large t retor rn determrnrng the Panther s suecesses . tk .1 L ., L1 ., 1 4V,:, ,V ' , lm . -- K ' L , ar . 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X. ig Q , I fBZige6 M LI ,X fl I I 1! il l s I 1 L, , 3, K f Basketball OR the first time in the history of the school the West high basketball team was represented in the championship tournament Altnough eliminated during the second night of play the past season is looked upon as the best in this sport in the entire history of the school Around the nucleus of the team composed of four letter men Howard Carmen Elroy Newman Dick Williams and Jack Howells Coach Lhristensen built a formidable qumt He was somewhat purzled as to vihom would be capable of filling the deal of experience was finally chosen for the other forward position Under the leadership of Captain Howard Carman the Panthers invaded the sou hern part of the state and met some of the strongest basketball teams there but because of the lack of training and poor condition the Panthers did not fare well in these practice games While on the southern trip they won three games lost two and tied one Filmore the Branch Agricultural College and Beaver fell before the invaders The game with Dixle Academy resulted in a tie but Parowan 'md Springville were success ful in taking the Red and Black quint into camp Upon returmng to Salt Lake the Panthers seat diligently to work in preparatlon for their opening league game w'1th the East high school Leopards The week preceding the opening of the Salt Lake league the Panthers wreaked their revenge on the Bingham and 1 ehi quints in the Panther gym Spectators looked upon these games as the best ever played in he Panthers gym They also trounced the fast Springville five in a mp and tuck contest Playing superb basketball the Panthers outclassed thear sister school in the first League game The score was 31 to 28 Entering the second half with the ab sence of Carman and Mackay the Panthers fell before the L D S hoopsters in 'he next league fray Rallying in the last few minutes of play thc Panthers emerged victors over the fast Granite crew in a close and exciting game played at the Deseret gym This game placed the Panthers in second place Fighting to retain this position the West five again defeated the Leopards in their second game with the hllltoppers In this gam the Panthers showed much better form than in their previous frays In the next game the Panthers were again defeated by the Saints. It seemed as though the West quint vsas unable to get started and their shooting was far from its usual form. No game being scheduled for the following Friday the Panthers played the U Frosh in the home gym. The game was a nip and tuck affair until the last few minutes when some spectacular shooting on the part of the Panthers enabled them to trounce the Frosh team. Because of illn-ess Carman and Williams were unable to play in the last game with Granite and the Farmers triumphed over the West squad by a score of 27 to 24. By virtue of being in second plaoe the Panthers were enabled to enter the championship tournament. Theirifirst opponent in the tournament was the fast Park City Five who through their wonderful playing in the league were slated to win. Displaying the best form of the season the Panthers easily took the Miners into camp by the score of 48 to 24. ' American Fork took the Panther scalp in the next game the following night which eliminated the Panthers from any further chances for the pennant. Des ite the fact that they were eliminated the second night several spectators who wtnessed the West games spoke of them as being the best vontesters in the tournament. me to - - . ,S .':.,.. :...: : 1 rJxx1't.'r..l:.'-.s.,..1f.T::l I L X X11 PS sc vacancy left by John Gregory of the 1920 team, but Tom Mackay, who had a great ll !V X x ev X epaqlfg XC 3 W RTR 2 15 riff 7 5 ' ,ff ff! f f?i'f Ni I xg C :Q ji N fl-T! X f 0.1! -5'-4' SMX ---ix -I q 'X-x..n 'M an -J-,P Xi JZ 1 NA! fl-W Q, of ff 44 if-1-,.-'i'-2..' ff- S T, r H i f: Ng: .- - ,- .ff'Q 'N , 'F 2 5-1 -- i -F' i? ir me X sig! ca: UAD TRACK SQ :X :X M K Page 88 J-c - AKZDC I I I I ' r 'Q' ,V -I I I Q' I r V A I ' b 'r ' x - '4 H I I X ip , ,f ,Lv I - 'L I Az-, I , ' ' , , fx- , J' N Q. ' ' X. , f , ' - 2 3 .' f I 1 I I, V. ' ' I,- ., -- I , 3 ' H ' . 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I' ,MQ , , - , .. 1m..-':., , 'A,' . -' X , f fn. f-'fm . nr , ' ' . - u - I I I KI Track and Field LTHOUGH considerably hampered by the croxx ded campus at the W est high school this year the Panther tracksters xx ere able to ox ercome all odds and to finish the season as track and field champions of Utah The flrst track meet of the season did not clearly demonstrate the Pan thers abrlrtv for they vx ent dovx n rn defeat before the Granne squad The de feat at the hands of Granite was hoxx ever amplv made up for by the vrctorv of the West high in the Salt Lake dlWlS1OY1 relay carnival held on April 14 I this meet they defeated both the East high and the L D S xx ho xx ere slated for first place strated their scoring ability The meet held annuallv at Provo Utah vxas captured bx a margin of 14 2 3 points The Salt Lake div sion track and field meet next fell before the Panther scoring machine Hoxx ard Carman clearlv showed himself to be the stellar trackman of the dixision by coming out high point man in the contest Bv taking the state track meet the West high for the first time in a num ber of xears succeded in gaming the Utah title On the final score sheet the Panthers xxere 11 points ahead of their nearest competitors the B A C I this meet txxo nevx records xx ere set one in the Javelin bv Carman and one in the shot put bv Coxc of Ogden It is thought that both of these records xxrll stand for some tlme Coach Homer Christensen gathereditogether one of the best track teams seen at the West high school for a number of years. The following men made up the team that placed in the finals of the state meet: Dick Williams Elroy Newman Francis Farney Howard Carman Alex Hoggan and Kenneth Kav- anaugh. Nevx man was elected captain of the track team on the day before the division meet. 3? . .2 -- :-: :- W lx! l At the B. Y. U. invitational meet Christensen's protogees again demon- Y' z K I l I Page 90 ZFNN Q38 9 Y? 1371! ' 1 l-i lien Y 2 i 1 l Page 92 p if '4 i 5 .e Al r BASEBALL SQUAD P xl' A I , 5 3 c' f 'Ax 1' l 1 I Y CN' W b . -22521-2-H M WQSQEE' Baseball LTHOUCH set back earlier in the season the West high school baseball nine finished a very successful season After getting into stride in the last fevx games of the league series the Panthf rs battled their xx ax to third place Under the guidance of Captain Peacock the Panther ball tossers trounced their first opponents the Murrv squad bx a large score of 21 to 2 In the sec ond game of the season the Jordan nine 1nx aded the Panther school and troun ced the Red and Black team bx the score of 6 to 0 ite xx as postponed for txxo xx eeks Again the Panthers xx ere defeated xx hen they played the L IJ S U nine The score vxas 6 to 5 The East high balltossers took the Panthers into camp in a fast game plaved at the East high school The score xx as 11 to 4 The Panthers xx on their second game of the season when thex trounced the Granite squad bv the score of 4 to 2 Jordan defeated the Panthers a second time on the form ers campus bx the score of 15 to 12 The second game xxith the East high went to the latter school after a txx elve inning game The score xx as 7 to 6 Granite fell before the Panthers in their second game as did the Murrav and L D S U squads thus giving the Panthers third place Poor fielding has been the cause of the Panthers poor shoxxmg The pitching staff was of the highest older Vxlth Barney lrvme Simmons and Tellefson on the mound the Panthers pitched the highest brand of ball The condition of the Panthers diamond xx as one of the causes for the Pan thers poor fielding Too much credit can not be gixen Coach Mclntvre for his xx ork with the boys considering, the conditions in xx hich the Panthers had to train Minor Sports S in the past xears the West high school again finished a very successful se ison in the line of minor sports. Due to the large number of boys enrolled in the gym classes Instructors Roy lVIclntyre and Homer Christensen gave an advanced course in the art of self defence. After afexx weeks of training the gym classes finally gave a smoker which consisted of some of the fastest and closest boxing and wrestling matches ever seen in this part of the country. The feature of this ex ent xx as the presence of lra Dern middlexveight xx restling champion of the world and A. Smertv one of the leading amateur wrestlers of the intermountain district. In the A. A. U. boxing and wrestling tournament herd the latter part of the year, the West high school enterd a number of likely candidates. Only one of the West entries survived the tournament Henry Carrick who fought his way to champion of the 108 pound class for which he received a handsome gold medal. Too much credit can not be given Coaches Roy Mclntyre and Homer Christensen for their work in the gym classes. Although the classes were exceedingly large, the coaches handled them in such away that every lad was well styled in the art of self defence at the end of the year. 75 71 , fx KN W M, .,,,., vw.. .,.-.l!1?f'?-x f HAY A--We--we A-A -'-- fm -'V Aw'-YDC ya mfs .. .... aaffwaa as as if x . fi- -, g..i1iV A E T A. vi,gT.,.j.g11i itgii.,1T'e'ii'siTM y Yi v ' I f ' 3 ' v y ' c lv . . Because of the adverse weather conditions the scheduled game with Gran- u V . . ' 51. 'n T I Q f my - 7 . 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Swlmmlng HE Glrls Swlmmlng club of the West hlgh school for the present year was organlzed the fourth week 1'1 September The pr1nc1palact1v1t1es of the club have been an lnterclass meet mterschool meet and a Bubble party glven by Mlss Julla Martm swlmmmg lnstructor at the Y W C A All West hlgh school glrls mterested ln swlm mlng were 1nv1ted to attend The ln terclass meet was held Aprll 28 The mterschool meet held the flrst part of May was between the West East and L D S hlgh schools X ,033 mu ' ' T- - EPD' 54 5 day hike was taken during the year, xl 1 - ' . .1 fu Tenms ENNIS whlle practlcally a new sport IH the West hlgh proved successful throughout the past year Handxcapped by the lack of room for a West hlgh court practlces at the Y W C A were neccessltated Club officers elected at the begmnmg of the year were Gladys Roberts presldent Dorothy Prlce secretary and treasurer falrly S!! is THE GIRLS CHAMPION BASKETBALL TEAM Page 97 Page 98 SNAPS If Q'2E3?'3?Es DO Glrls Athletlcs URING the past year U1 eat 1nte1 est has been shown by the gllls of the F West hlgh 1n all athletlc events Basketball baseball vol ley ball SYSlIl'lITllIlg' and tlack V619 all taken up wlth equal zeal Awalds of lettel ed mslgmas w ere presented to each vlrl maklng the team IH basketball baseball volley ball hockey tennls swlmmmg and tlack F1 om the foul teams w ho competed 1n the b xsketball se11es the Reds captamed by Bervl NIcCee emewed VlCtOll0US The other members of the wmnlng qumtet were Mauune Sasse Gladys ROb6ltS Erma Mack Blanch Palsons and Dolothy P1106 Valerle Tetreault and Helen Larson wexe substltutes In the class seues of volley ball played by the gymnaslum clas es the slxth perlod sophomore team won Wlth a score of 21 12 At the begmnmg of the baseball sea on teams were chosen from the dlfferent classes captalns wele elected and baseball was taken up m lflolence Rldd semor Emma Holmes Jumor and Allce Curtls sophomore Desplte the st11ct t1a1n1ng rules ove1 fol ty fflrls went out for track and proved very skxllful m the prellmmary tests Hockey has not been as much of a success thls year as lt IS hoped that It w1ll be next yeal when the campus lg larffe enough to folm a hockey held Nevertheless the gnls who part clpated were awarded wlth one of the hockey lI1Slg'Ill3S Mlss Ruth Calol Evans MISS Flora Duvall and Mlss Loulse Wlnslow the guls gymnaslum mstructors have vely consclentlously pushed gnls athletlcs at the We t hlgh to a very hlgh degree of success Q!! f DOC 7 has +5 Page 99 - .0 ' fl 'f 9-7 F 'Q , sl . . 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A M . f. r e .' 3 'U ' f - tl U, . ,' 1 , ., , .. , . . - l 1 l Page 100 The Red and Black HE hlgh standard set by the staff of 1920 21 was well reached by the Red and Black staff of the present year As was the custom last year the West hlgh school held up the buslness end of the paper Whlle the East hlgh school managed the edltorlal department The publlcatlon was fortunate IH securlng excellent buslness edltorlal and reportorlal staffs the members of all departments belng both wlllmg and competent to carry on the requlred work The paper was run on the same general plan as that of last year wlth such lmprovements and changes as be came necessary wlth the passage of tlme From a fmancxal standpomt the paper also was a success s1nce1t closed the 3 ear Wlth a large balance on hand Speclal commendatlon IS due Irvm Schlndler for the excellant manner 1n whlch he performed hls dutles as bus mess manager of the perlodlcal The offlces of assoclate edltor asslstant edltor and sport edltor were credltably fllled M v v v v Y . . v l v Page 101 Page 102 Ye 1r Book N 1I11 11.1N11I11 IL.1N1 .1111I 111111 I111,I1 N1I11111I1 I1.11Q 111111I1111e1I 111 11111 0111 1 e .1111111.1I 1111 I1111I1 x1I11111Ix 1111I 1111111I1e1 I1.1xe 111111I111e1I Nome x11x ex11-IIe111 I11111I1 x I1 1 DX 1111 111 HIS 11 1I11 I 1.111I11I I'1I111.1111111z1111 1 1 1114 It 111 Ikl 1111111.1Ix 1I1.11 I11g1111111111r xx II 1 1I11 11.111 s1I1 1111111. 11 111 1 1 1111 N 91 III 11 Nt 1.11. 1 '111 N II 1 11 1 N 1II11x 1. 11111 1 1 . 11 1111 11s.11x.111 11' x xx 1 111111 11111111 1111111 1 1 . 111 111111 1111 1 It N1 1 11111 llll IX 1111 111x N 11111151 1I11 III 111111111 11111 1 1 1 1 QI IIIIIITIIILI 1111111101111 xx111I1 .11 x.111111 x11x 111111 x 11111 11.11 11111111I1111I s11111wx 11 1 JN 111 1 1xx111u 111x1 11 1 .11 1.111111 11111 IIITC .111 xx 11 111 111 111.1 111 1.111 111 I6 IIIIIIIIIS. 1.11 111111 11x1111111 111111 -XIIIILII HIJQQIII IIIIIIIQI P111 T11111 X11II1.1111 H11I1.111I I111111x Ix11I1.111I I111I1 'II111111.1N 5111111111111 R111 5I1c1XX 11I111 Iie111.111I R11111111 I NleI11111 112111-1 S1-11.111I1 I11 111111 NIL -XII1N1e1 R11 .111 e1xI1.111 1111 1111I I XK1I11e11 NI11111x1111 I 11,1 1 ,, '1 'x 'I 1 :111 1 251 it Q. .1 'A' 1 5' 1 ', 1: 'I II' , , C 's. 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V 1 A1 ' Q- 1-5 11- .XIII I11'1' shun-s W1-1'e I'11II11I' fmt FORYO R STYLISH GRADUATION EELS' are sure We can please you L sfyop W 'efwwfg ZQUMMW 7 f l ef , ,, ef f jf BEST Ice Cream Candy Cakes Four Busy Stores LUUCITEOHS Mr Astler How do you get the type out of a Job stlck ' Newhausen Wlth a block and tackle Mule ln the barnyard I azv and sllck Boy wlth a pln On the end of a stlck 1 reeps up behln'i hlm As stlll as a mouse Crepe on the door Of the llttle boy s house Dlner Walter how come the button ln thls salad '7 Walter, That s from dresslng, slr Mr Astler How do you make an over lay ' Seyfarth I use Beck s system Mr Astler What I9 Beck s system ' Seyfarth Smear lnk all over the plc ture plle rosln over the lnk then bake It Velma R Say dld I ever -.how you where I was vacclnated' Kenneth P No' where' N elma R In Dr Cheshlre s offlce Kenneth P Oh' Pebble Beck You sav that scar on your head IS a blrthmark yet you admlt gettlng It a tram 'V Wllllamsen 'I'hat's Tlght I trled to get Into the wrong berth 1T7Qi' he ooeo gweeeg, L., ,,,s -f4.f15:'j Q: fp X f 5 ,Z -'I 1 if , , 1 0 '- f . , ' 'fx ' 10 'X W, 5 I :Mil Q ?-xx, G JI N' 71 - I I, ,gfhofj ',, fi ',f 0 X f . e l X ' , I ear l SUIT l T - 5 -..- -,H-. h. . L iu e...- l l . Q l -I ' I I I We I av 44 4 v 1 - I I l , . C Z' V l -0- . J Z- '. I I '. A . I . ' v -o- Y . -0-L , . . LO- ' . . 1 : . , . . I Y -I . . . JLB I Wfnif. W l-, Y W' fm , 'YW V ,pc The PUpllS Need 1 Plenty of Milk 2 The Right Kmd of Milk milk that is good and pure, that has been safeguarded protected from infection by any harmful germs Our methods insure our milk to be the Right Kmd Daily Deliveries b fore breakfast ' Clow er Leaf Dairy, Inc 159 West First South St SALT LAKE CITY Was 2177 2178 Stay Forever Young' C ELECTRIC SERVAN TS do the hard work of house keeping and you will enjoy freedom from drudgery, and leisure for happiness UTAH POWER LIGHT COMPANY Efficient Public Service 1st Goof Can a sardme box 2nd Goof No but a tomato can Whatever troubles Adam had CWhen Eve stepped over rocky I m sure he never had to look At women s cotton sox. Ted: Girls are prettier than boys. Maurine: Naturally. Ted: No artificially. English Teacher: Are you sure this theme is strictly original? J. Pitman: Well you may find some of the words in the dictionary. -The Unihi. Ralph Bernstien in debate: These aren t my figures' they re the figures of a man who knows what he is talking about. Dear Pa wrote Johnny who was away for the summer whenever I am tempted to do wrong I think of you and say Get thee behind me Satan The Unlhi I am good looking said the teacher. What tense is that? Past answered the pupil who was more honest than tactful. -The Unihi. Fond Father- What do you expect to be when you finish your education. Devoted Son- An old man father. Anderson- I wonder why Rebentish doesn t blush. Baldy. M.- Did you ever seeanut turn I Q Q - Y W W , .- ..,- --. --.1 D61 554 . I 5121 ERS. - XPC - . .. :- T- -..a ' ly! I U . , - v . . . ,, . . . e D - 8: 7 I u ' - ' - as I ' ll 11 . . . 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