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

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4-A A+ The age of lwenly-eight A+ lhe age of lwenly-live. ' Mr. Keeler as principal of lhe M, Bryan? High School. A Mr. Malfhew F. Noall acls as mas- 'I y +er of ceremonies af lhe birlhday banquel given Mr. Keeler by 'rhe is facully al lhe Newhouse I-lolel, f February 28. EZ - b 114 ,eu , i i Mr. Salisbury puls 'rhe finishing louches A scene from lhe assembly celebraling on lhe bir+hday calce. Mr. Keeler's birfhday. Al The age of nineleen. Characlerisfic pose, walching assemblies. Sludenlr Body Presidenls of lhe Wes? l-ligh School, parlicipale in birlhday assembly, wilh Orson Beesley, lvlasler of Ceremonies: Wen- dell Smool, I9I5g Jimmy Hodgson, l926: Jaclc Anderson, l933g Grover Rawlings, l9373 Spenf Cer Van Noy, IQ38: Bob Willon, l939.

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5 L, . ' -e Ly, 3 Jl Mr. Keeler's firsl school in lhe Fourleenlh Ward . . . a lourlh grade class. lpiclure by courlesy of Mrs. A, J. Lowe, who is fhe fourlh girl from lhe riqhf on The lirsl rowl. QL Mr. Keelers lirsl qradualing class. lplclure by courlesy of Mrs. Edilh Lambs-rl, slondlrmq al exlreme riqhhl Our hiqh school as if looked Q 'l' 5 when Mr. Keeler was ap ,gf l , poinled principal in l9l7. ,I u'N0 1 9 h ' -V Q' 52 his 5 A 1 ' ff ...'.', v . l on iq 5 I ivy , 'x , f-fm.-Lws-. srl ' r - ' xl A NBC. :Jing 1 ir 55.4 l A .:,. l l .Z -, - . 4' 'Jaw-Ai A1 l Y 'T 'Y El -......: 3 Qz i e 'I I yi'f-::-::f1:.':.:':2 -Zf'--rv----'- 4. f-M 'Q ,..., -1--qwv' A ff- --,Q-u-Enom. X

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cl fllllf of KAL' cfJ!llIlllll. 0ll77.'4llll!tifCT.'7 .!!!6.5.iLi7C.f jZL'L'L'l.VL'LK I I I i f All ,x!i!'C. !Xe.'CL C ftdlll TS-llaifmhi 014 KAL' C,2'Lili.fl.Cll cf llc' 6 . f . . 7 . UIIICLIVIYIIIL L'!L'g'CtlllL'll CII Alf lfldblilil f c f K -' I New York CiTy. WarmesT greeTings To The WesT High School on iTs Golden Anniversary and iTs good TorTune in sTill having Mr. Keeler and also my besT home-Town Triend, Eliza- bath FiTzgerald, FiTzie, To all oT us she was good naTured enough as To Try To Teach. I hope The nexT TiTTy years are happy ones. Whil BurneTT, Class I9l6, EdiTor, STory Magazine and The STory Press Dear Fred: May l ioin your hosT oT Triends in exTending To you birThday greelings and congraTulaTior.s on your re- markable record, noT only as Teacher and principal, buf oT making a greaT many Triends in This communiTy. May you enioy many more years oT good healTh. Julian Bamberger. Mr. Fred D. Keeler: Greehngs and congraTulaTions Trom WesT PoinT- many of whose sons look To you in graTeTul remem- brance-noT only Tor Three or Tour pleasanT and proTiT- able years spenT under your guidance, buT Tor The incul- cafion oT many educaTional habiTs ThaT have since sTood us in excellenT sTead. The graduaTes oT WesT PoinT are spoken oT as The Hlong grey line. lT musT Till you wiTh a greaT deal oT pride To review The long red and black linei' oT WesT High graduaTes exTending back To The shadows -The Thousands oT men and women who as boys and girls acknowledged you as Their menTor and guide. Allow me To voice my indebTedness and apprev ciaTion To you aT This Time: as one oT ThaT long line-l saluTe you! Morris O. Edwards, FirsT LT., lnT., U. S. Army lClass oT l929l Riverside, CaliTornia. Condolence To WesT High sTudenTs and TaculTy. Con- graTulaTions To you and may you have many, many years oT joyous Treedom. Hazel Selby. Mrs. Fox ioins me in sending, along wiTh birThday greeTings and congraTulaTions, a sincere expression oT good will. As Anna Wilcken, Mrs. Fox TaughT her very TirsT year in The WebsTer School, under your kindly supervision. You have indeed been a good Triend To me and To The insTiTuTion in which I have been em' ployed. For personal and selTish reasons I deeply regreT ThaT so young and so able a man musT reTire Trom The Teaching profession. Our good wishes go Through The years, and may There be many oT Them. F. Y. Fox, PresidenT L. D. S. Business College Columbia UniversiTy, New York CiTy. RegreT cannoT aTTend Homecoming ceremonies, buT school prevenTs. BesT wishes To Mr. Keeler and Miss FiTzgerald. Give Three Tor Class oT l935. HerberT Price. FasT High. Many, many happy reTurns oT This day. You are a greaT man. My besT regards To you and Tamily. Lisle BradTord. SalT Lake CiTy. Three oT us have enioyed your leadership and our high school years would noT have been The same wiTh- ouT you aT The helm. We wish you a very happy birThday and hope you have many more. Doris, George and EdiTh Koehler. SalT Lake CiTy. Your inTluence on me in my school days has leTT me deeply graTeTul. You musT Tind greaT pleasure in mulTi- plying ThaT by The Thousands oT your Tormer sTudenTs. May l congraTulaTe you on your birThday and express my sorrow To WesT High aT your plan To leave in June. Tony Willemsen. SalT Lake CiTy. CongraTulaTions oT TiTTy years oT service To you. We appreciaTe your Triendship and ideals you seT Tor us. AccepT our besT wishes. Ruby STevens, '27 Don Terry, '29 John WesTergard, '29 John Allen, '22 Harry Price, '22 John ChrisToTTerson, T23 Marvin H. Price, '23 Dick Newhausen, '22 Harry Brewer, '23 PeTersburg, Virginia. l have iusT received a clipping Trom one oT The SalT Lake CiTy newspapers Telling oT your splendid record aT service in The SalT Lake schools. May l be one oT The Thousands To exTend my hearTiesT congraTulaTions. A Tew years ago my TaTher decided ThaT my educa- Tion could noT be compleTe wiThouT aT leasT a liTTle Training under Fred Keeler and Rachel Edwards. l Then sTarTed a daily walk Trom 7Th SouTh and 4Th EasT STreeTs To The BryanT Junior High School where I remained Tor The ninTh, TenTh, elevenTh, and TwelTTh grades. I shall be eTernally indebTed To my TaTher Tor inTroducing me To ThaT sTerling genTleman, Mr. Fred D. Keeler. Again, congraTulaTions, long liTe and happiness. BrianT F. BranTing.