Tooele High School - Yearbook (Tooele, UT)

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Page Ten Our Tooele High School f f? Hb good old T. ll.S. has had, in the school year of lags!! nineteen hundred twenty-six and nineteen hundred twenty-seven, one of the best and most successful years KKQ4 ig in its fourteen years of existence. Not only the students who represented us in the football, basketball, track, dramatics, de- bating, or any of the other activities, but every student absorbed the true Tooele spirit and made this year a banner year. Our ideal, The best that you have is all that we want, has led the Student Body to splendid achievements, chief of which are the preparing of a new football gridiron, and the financing of every com- petitive activity in which the students participated. As this goes to press, plans are being made for the construction of tennis courts and bleachers for the football Held. To our Student Body onicers is due much of the credit for the success of our projects. The year in athletics, taken as a whole, was very creditable. For the first time, our football team entered the semi-final round for the state championship. ln basketball, although we have done better in previous years, we had a fast, scrappy team that we can be proud of. What we will do in track is, when this is written, not known, but our hopes are high for there are several veteran cinder preformers that we can count heavily on to strengthen the squad. For the first time in three years we had an opera, dramatics and debating all in the same year. ln Hulda of Holland Mr. Holt presented the best local' high school opera we have had for several years. Miss Mortenson's dramatic proteges presented HAdam and Eva, an excellent take-off on modern family life. Our debaters, under the able coaching of Miss Nlortenson, did some very com- mendable work in the state debating leagues. After all, though, the most satisfying and distinguishable feature of the whole year was the marked improvement in the cooperation shown between students and faculty. That one feature will be more valuable in the long run than all the rest of the activities put together. This cooperation has resulted in better class work and higher efficiency in the work than has been possible heretofore. Those who used to complain that our Student Bodv abused its privileges are effectively answered by this year's work. lirom now on our school officials need not worry about the students abusing their privileges but can devote their energv toward obtaining some ad- ditional courses of study for the school. Let the students keep up the good work and the Tooele High School will soon have to acknowledge no school to be its peer.

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