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

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Conlfmllf BOOK ONE ' Adminisfrafion BOOK TWO Classes BOOK THREE Ac+ivi+ies BOOK FOUR Careers in Hwe Making BOOK FIVE Campus

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076 WWC The sialic has endeavored lo calch and porlray Jrhe highlighls of lhe ever changing panorama of our school year in such a way as lo recall To each sludenl his own personal conneclion wilh The flow of evenls . . . A corn- plele record would be impos- sible . . .To Jrhe purpose of pleasing lhe sludenl body, Jrhe Panlher is presenied. V

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VL 'CZCU 0 0lfLf.4i6iVL in AUCVZCK When we have a man who is experT in The arT oT Teaching, who has a deep insighT inTo The workings oT The young mind, and an appreciaTion oT The meriTs and shorTconnings oT young human naTure, we have in- deed one who is an asseT To any school: buT when we have added To These accomplishmenTs a personaliTy and characTer ThaT unconsciously lead The youTh inTo beTTer and higher ways, we have a rariTy ThaT is seldom Tound. This man is Roy A.lv1cInTyre. ln his resignaTion The SalT Lalce CiTy Schools and The ciTizenship oT The TuTure have suTTered a loss which will loe hard To repair. FRED D. KEELER W1 He who guides The youTh oT The presenT, shapes The desTiny oT The TuTure. -F. D. K. AThleTic gaTes are dedicaTed T h f 2 svtlxvxvfwfswlf- A ,: