North Summit High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Coalville, UT)

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if ff X K' I QI yy. MARGARET FARRELI. Editor EFFIE BATES Special Reporter EVA SMITH Faculty Reporter ISAAC McQUEEX Soplyonwre Reporier WSI' DOROTHY BEDELI- Associate liditor BEULAH WINTE RS Acting Reporter BE RX ICE SALMON Senior Reporter ,IOSEPII COUCH Freshmen Reporter BOBBIE ROBINSON Faculty Advisor Whoop Staff' LETHA WINTERS Special Reporter RETA WILKINSON A ctivity Reporier AFTON ARNOLD junior Reporler NEWEII. CHAI- PEl.l. Student limit' and .flilvlfllc Reiiorler HE WAR WHOOP staff of 1928-29, has been at very coopera- tive staff. Through their very capable editor, Margaret Farrell and associate editor Dorothy Bedell, they have published a paper that the students are very proud of. The paper is published each month-nine issues per year. The paper will be left in the library in a leather binding. This staff has worked very diligently to promote a literary paper. We, as the staff, hope that students of future years will appreciate our efforts. We stand for a larger literary paper. Page Fourteen

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lf r GERALD TAYLOR -. ELSIE L, NEELEY President Ad-vim, era, '28, '29: Senior Plav '29' Glass Officer, '27, '28, '295 Ag. Club, '28. JANE Cl ARK EMMA BRONVN Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Business Manager Chieftain Staff, 'Z8: Class B, G. Club, '28, '29g Class Officer, '29, Officer, '26, '28, '29g School Play, '293 Senior Play. 'Z9: B. G. Club, '28, '29, Senior Class UCCESS and progressiveness have characterized the activities of the 1929 Senior Class. The splendid acting of the characters in the play and the excellent support of the patrons made the Senior Play, The Boomerang, one of the big successes of the year. The students of the North Summit will long remember the antics and sayings of the Hrst junior-Senior Vaudeville. The crowning event of the Seniors stay at North Summit was the Senior Hop. The decorations, music, and dancers all helped to make this dance a tribute to the efforts of the 1929 class. As a reminder to the school of this class, the members have combined with the class of l928 to leave a project which will convey their appreciation to North Summit. The tennis court at the west of the building is indeed a worthy tribute of these two classes. The Seniors of this year leave old North Summit with the mingled feeling of the sorrows of good-byes and the joyful greeting of the future. May the wonderful organization which they have built up at North Summit follow and help them to be worthy members in their future plans. Page Sixteen