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

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En Hsli and S eerli There may be misunderstandings throughout a year of close contact with one another, but with the true qualities ofa good director, your English and speech teachers tact- fully and patiently encourage you to try harder. Each word and action is portrayed with your welfare in mind. Their purpose is to see you advance in the understand- ing and use of the English language. They give to you the abundant store of knowledge which they have gained through long years of study. It is through the efforts of your English and speech teachers that the future orators, writers, and teachers will come forth. rig! .ill yfji-llflTl' lil yyllrtli 1 my Q! , Y ffl llrfl if ylyy P39 g l . Wil 12 U - xg J

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A brighter future is in view for you as you grasp the contents of your grammar and literature books. You emerge from the depths of a limited -3 gi l. vocabulary to the open field of words at your command. The immortal works of the artists are presented to ,fc you with full explanation, bringing wi new life to such names as Shakespeare, L3 'Q X Longfellow, and Poe. The doors of -1? opportunity are opened as you realize the beauty of expressing yourself with correct and fluent use of your English language. Eleanor T4 5'0dY Mary Bass Edna H. Stewart 'Ja-1: Q E E gf' fs 50' 1 I 5 Emma Lou Baker Edward Parker Mercy Johnson . ',' sn- ' E If el E 1: 7 , ' 'J 'Q , 5 Catherine Newman Edward Jacobsen Etta M, Nelson ,Q :xx W el- x - 'f -f Wx-7. I ' ' E l f' -:df X f' J 1 1 4 Ogpg , . , there must be G migfgkey Dorothy Jacobson Richard Pope Afton Argyle this couldn't be West High. J