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

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Miss Eliza laelh Fi+zGerald in ffizagefg gifz gazafc! When Wesl l-ligh unexpecledly had lo bid farewell lo Miss Fi+z6erald on December 20, l94O, ils sorrow af her depariure was shared by 'rhe communiiy, facully, and sluslenls. Civic leaders knew Jrhey would miss her keen iudgmenl in civic social problems, Facully members knew They would miss her unliring, unsellish erforls and seemingly boundless energy in srnoolh- ing ruFFled feafhers, leveling hills of difiiculry, encouraging rhe limid, and inspiring 'rhe gifled. Sludenls knew lhai her insislence upon induslry and obedience merely laid lhe cornerslones of lhe solid foundaiion of characler lraining and ihai when rhe 'rime came she would use her well-deserved and far-reaching influence +o help Them gain scholarships, appoinlmenis, em- ploymenl and necessary cloihes, and all wilhoul publicily or lhoughi of recompense. Thai spiril of honesiy, energy, indusrry, and leadership which has given Wesi High a mosl enviable repufalion, was lypical of her own high ideals. The aifecfion all groups hold for her will never die because if has grown our of respeci for and apprecialion of a greaf personaliiy-our own Elizabelh Fiizgerald.-G. Y.

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L. John NuH'aII, Jr. ocvzc! of fducafion L. JOHN NUTTALL. JR. . ERNEST M. HANSON . NEPHI L. MORRIS . D. D. STOCKMAN , R. H. FELT . . . HOWARD BARKER . R. L. CONELY . . Le6RAND P. BACKMAN HENRY J. PLUMHOF D. E. HAMMOND ALBERT G. ZENOER JOHN B. MATHESON NEPHI L. MORRIS SuperInIer1den+ of ScI1ooIs . AssIs'ranISuperIn'renden'r . . . . Presidenf Vice-PresicIen+ . . . Clerkand PurcI'1asIngAgen'r SuperInIencIen'I of Buildings and Grounds Treasurer FISHER HARRIS DR. D. D. STOCKMAN S. L. BILLINGS FREDERICK C. LOUFBOUROW GEO. L. CROWTHER MRS. GENEVIEVE CURTIS

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AlberT Ji Hagen Oqfgzfzf agen, .Wlzmapaf ln his TirsT year aT WesT, Mr. Hagen has already endeared himselT To sTudenTs and TaculTy. Boys who come under his inTluence Tind Themselves Trying To measure up To The high sTandards he has given Them: Teachers who go To him Tor advice and help Tind Themselves buoyed up by The realizaTion oT his Rock oT C5ibralTar sTrengTh. As Time goes on and more people conTacT his sunny naTure, They will glory in The good TorTune ThaT broughT him To The helm OT our ship. Under his guidance, we can avoid all rocks and reeTs and weeTher all sTorms, evenTually sailing smooThly inTo peaceful waTers.-G. Y.