Ogden High School - Classicum Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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SCC? S CCCDCCDDD L4 J S3CCDZeU Ri? DD Mrs. Russell B. Petty President Russell Tanner Vice President Leonard Davidson Member Karl Macfarlane Member 'Y .. 'ff 2 4-J ' t 1 f, 'wfl -4 . r ii W nfl M f M ,,., , ,, yy, f if ,,'. r f ' ' 'f', 7 , gfi- Q ,V V l l H J ' may , f iir ,ri 3 Til Gilbert Marriot Member Asael Moulton Treasurer ! I Dr. T. 0. Smith Superintendent Although the Board of Education was never seen by students it was known and appreciated that they were work- ing to make school a better place to be. Conducting building programs, filling teaching positions, and provid- ing for the schools all over the city, were lust a few of their many tasks.