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

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AS iff, A 'Mlm' A' A K Implementing the Action With a heartening smile, a nod by a care- turned head, a familiar figure in a clarlc suit strides down the hall with a dignified gait. Per- haps he's off to a business meeting. Could be an assembly. Should I tear down that Booster Club poster? one might hear him say as he scrutinizes the latest artistic attempts. At any rate, we lmow our principals, Mr. Balcer, Mr. Galbraith, and Mr. Larsen, are in- , variably on the job. Uniailing loyalty and deter- mined devotion are as much a part of these men as their very names. These unassuming qualities have won the respect of each of us. Mr. Dan L. Baker Principal Xs,,,,..f ...qu MY- John A- Lafsen Mr. Jeffrey VV. Galbraith Assistant PfinCiPHl Assistant Principal 12

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I naugurating the Plan lf' . Mv.,v4f.f.a-as-gp-A With an air ol prominence, figures gather around a long, shiny topped tahle. Papers rustle, and friendly nods are exchanged as the meeting comes to order. Conlronted with challenging issues, the superintendents and hoard must estalnlish the standard hy which the design is hased. Concerned with cultural as well as intellectual growth, they must lace the conllict luetween a varying public and faculties over many school curriculums. Gp- ulent, recognized men convey a vital interest, diligence, and devotion. feel IIT J ., Dr. Marion G. Nlcrlcely. lVlr, Arthur E. Arnesen, Dr. M. Lynn Bennion, Mr. L. D. Schroeder, superintendents of Salt Lalcc City Schools. Chl l':lDLlC.'X'l1lON - Left to Right. Seated: George A. Christensen, Qucrrtin Cannon, Vvarren R. lyla-r, Vvnlclo Nl, Anderson. Standing: Franlc A. Yr-nnmns, Vvullacc Toronto, Paul Royall, Vveslcy J A. Sorenson, Gln-n S, Burt. 'Q ' 'J vi Wpgfia it s. 5' qi , - .,',. S o 1 I ' Ml Q Q ,,.,,..4 mga '18 H ' H S I 'I f 'n:-s

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S 3: XE T Q If x XS, XM! Mr. Delbert Fowler Mrs. Katherine McClure Boys' Counselor Girls' COUDSCIOI' Building the Stallcre of Youth A tan, stylish silhouette amid a laughing group of girls, a tweed suited figure projecting an appealing boyish charm, spontaneous smiles, and a willingness to serve represent familiar symbols. Caught up in a whirl of campus activity, the infectious spirit of pep assemblies and breathless ex- citement of dances, our able counselors and social workers are thought of as a part of these significant moments. Showing a sharp concern about the present and a keen interest in the future, they are remembered, not only as friends and companions, but as Builders of stature. Q 2, Y. fi ,, . . -, 1 ' 1' ,,- ' V V FW ,- 4 ' ' s 1. t W, J ef ' A f, ,gba-.rl fn ,- : 'wigs .. ' w ' 21 2' - ., -, V t ag., 5, P16 -W , ' 4 35 , ,.,-- sssueiust i s s, i ' it ' 2 , V ., , 1 X ffm' xg 3g,E.:?,Q5 1+ 9 7351 1 V 'e-, t X Q, M, JIM r 4 - ,1,:f,12,,gf1 X y , A gps: h ,KN A -241, . fit . - 5 ,, , iz, . ' firixvfiluiil s s. -'f' ' -1 tv - .Q ,t,tt i Mr. John Lambson Miss Greta Croft Social Worker Social Worker