Springville High School - L Artiste Yearbook (Springville, UT)

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llignitarie GILBERT . . . breezy good humor . . . exquisitely dainty . . . does a great many things Well , . . every girl's idol . . . give 'em all you'Ve got, boys. HARMER . . . presides with rare dignity . . . old-fashioned charm . . . understanding lady . . . spirit of intermountain culture. HENDRICKSON . . . gifted with rare powers of speech . . . every faculty for success . . . feminine beauty . . . needs pen that will write E's. HUGHES . . . not afraid to tackle big things . . . unpredict- able . . . flashing wit, trifle risque . . . has produced many outstand- ing teams. HUNTINGTON . . . eminent art devotee . . . changeable tempera- ment . . . maitress de francais . . . assignment finished. JACOBSON . . . quiet sincerity . . . has a good word for everyone . . . pedagogue in coveralls . . . worker. NELSON . . . broad grin , . . grace of music . . . excellent chorus lead- er . . . rocking chair's got him . . . ma, me, mi, mo. PATRICK . . . anxious to please . . . charming wicked innocence . . . 10 o'clock scholar. PETERSON . . . triumphant lead- ership . . . the music goes 'round and 'round . . . Scandinavian tem- per . . . versatile musician, POW- ELSON . . , calm brow . . . school girl charm . . . a character worth knowing . . . amiable.

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. J' -,. -43 4- . .. -- -1 .- -- ,., R. ANDERSON . . . gentleman and scholar . . . rare fidelity . . . high strung . . . exceptional photograph- er. BAXTER . . . of splendid merit . . . a well-informed democrat . . . discussion teams . . . every stu- dent, please. BEARDALL . . . a personality who wishes to serve . . . the woman no one knows . . . tailored and smart . . . put up your work. BONE . . . scarcely to be paralleled . . . better informed republican . . . ambling walk . . . hard to understand. CHRISTENSEN . . . rare personal qualities . . . too shy . . . the great worth of quiet things . . . x plus y equals 'Z COFFMAN . . . a good natured fellow . . . sings well alone . . . smiles play in his eyes . . . re- putation for things noteworthy. DE HART . . . quiet and unassum- ing . . . sturdy American man- hood . . . Daniel Boone . . . spir- itual guidance. B. FINLEY . . . absolutely matchless . . . perennial favorite . . . relentless grammar- ian . . . words and reasons. M. FINLEY . . . academic smart- ness . . . love for tradition . . . Miss Efficiency . . . student guide. FINLINSON . . . moves with agil- ity . . . loves her own way and Ken . . . sparkling smile . . . show- ers, girls.

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Q. RIVERS . . . campus favorite . . . dramatic temperament . . . typical example of efficiency . . . fair minded. SKINNER . . . quiet res- pectability . . . dark and danger- ous . . . love of soil . . . new but capable. SPENCER . . . well bred charm . . . admirable attitude . . . piercing glances . . . budgets in, or else. STANSFIELD . . . efficient in the highest degree . , . class 1-A . . . impervious to Springville girls . . . time is yours. TEW . . . carries the riches of God within himself . . . paternal gen- erosity . . . expounds well-worn philosophy . . . inspirational. TUR- NER . . . wide cultural background . . . eminent art critic and teach- er . . . slow but persevering . . . model airplanes. TUTTLE . . . graduates' friend . . . words, words, words . . . excellent penman . . . efficient. WINGATE . . . amazing intellect . . . sport en- thusiast . . . past draft age . . . lab guide admonitions. W. H. ANDERSON . . . Well-liked Ag. teacher . . . promoted purchase of defense stamps and bonds . . . serious and well-poised . . . his congenial attitude wins merit. -, 11 M- 1, if' mg 5