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

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i Mark Willis A spontaneous roar of applause pierces the A. VV. President l . air as a tail, collegiate figure appears on stage. Standing unafraid for his ioeiieis, our amicable ambassador has combined tire strength of leader- siiip and humility in feiiowsiiip to achieve para- mount goais. fl! ,- X. Sty x X 1 x ef f

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A,,,.M...-.ff--f- 1' UOSWKII5 K , Atmosphere, good food, warm companionship characterize the faculty steal: lry at Tracy Vvigwam. Typing the daily hulletins and the almsentees and lceeping up our numerous record cards have lneen only a lew ol our olllice worlcers' daily duties. ln their spare minutes they have installed them- X selves as mothers to the school, acting as sponges -H for spilled emotions and laalm for wounded leel- Y ' A ' 1 ings. Mending tears and repairing slivered fingers t' also lall under their assumed duties. A ci 'l O Anything from a spool ol navy blue thread to r g eteet 1 A ,ggi a five-year-old English lnoolc are items any liar- 5gfg1ZgfQ-5. . . i-231? '-T. .iI':'1-'felt-22+ rassecl student may acquire, via Mrs. lzatt, from .:'b 'f ' 'fs' 'WH' if the noolcs of our well-stoclcecl lmoolc store. Mrs. Alice Webster Mrs. Virginia Briggs Mrs. Savage, the school money changer, is Secretary Asmlantsmelary lcnown lay all students lor her collateral associa- tion with requisitions. 'Yxf h ': - I l t if Si in ,M 7-. L S . N1 A 'QP-'X 'ra will! bill' ll' W s A' -'FN Qi lvlrs. .lohanna Brown I Mrs. Leora lzatt Mrs. Margaret Savage Mrs. Eleanor Kerr Assistant Secretary Boolcstore Manager A.S.W. Secretary Assistant Secretary 21

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Governing Student Life A warm-hearted smile, a tactiul y word, a zealous school spirit, a glowing example -1 these qualities personiiy our student body officers. Great are the ob- ligations ol? those who handle the prob- li i lems of school government, who assume iii responsibilities between pupils and tac- ulty through their firm baclcing ol? stu- X dents, teachers, and principals. The Hello Day and Christmas as- semblies, the Election Dance, and the orientation of our many bewildered sophomores are only a few of the myr- iads ot officer-sponsored activities. Tom Patterson Vice President Talented,conscientious. this quietly dignillied instigator ol school activity has added zeal to Vvestis spirit and has gained respect with his warm glow ol lvricndship. Q. 5 L ' QQQKQM5' 5: or .Y 5 . 5? may tag-ft www at Q A:'i 1 an h. 2 suit QQ : fl. ' .ef ,M i 22- t .Q if Z., 4 ' gi ' 'ti'i W Nlarie Haslam Sheila Hardy Karen Newman Corresponding Sc-crr-tary Recording Secretary Historian Alive with new ideas and the willingness to Sharing a smile with everyone and bursting Always thinking ol the unusual, the exciting. accept challenges, ixlarir- has captivated all with pep, Sheila has rolled up her sleeves to the colorlul, Karen emulates good will with her with he-r charm, rreatixity, enthusiasm, and give that extra push and has been instrumental enthusiasm, happiness, and vivacity. exceptional leads-rship ability. in rnaliing 1050 a successful ycar. 25