Tooele High School - Yearbook (Tooele, UT)

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. 'vitae Wm. ' vi? Page Fourteen -,.,..N,..Qg.:L...z..::,,w.:a :.:.,..g...L.. ......,- Y -.. . ., MISS GRACE LEMBKE English B. A. University of North Dakota MR. JOHN D. SPEIRS Mathematics B. A. University of Utahg 3 summer schools at U. of U.g 2 summer schools at U. A. C. MR. JOHN F. LIGGETT Science B. S. Central Teachers' College, Mo.g A. A. B. Idaho Engineering Schoolg A. B. William jewell College MIss VIRGINIA MCBRIDE English B. A. University of Utahg l summer school at U. of U. Cofxci-I S'rANLIiY llARRIs Physical lidncalion, Agriculture, and Pbyszology B. S. Utah Agricultural Collegeg l sum- mer school at Superior Normal School MISS Tl-IELMA SWANER Domestic Science, Home Management, and General .Sczence B. S. University of Utah

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l l, l l 1 , . 1 ' -' 'L -1' , fs, J., ve ,if I T 1 .i,,t5-,551 V MR. josEPH M. Mitts MR. P. M. NEILSON ' Principal SMP4:'TilZft?lZdl?lZt A, B. University of L'tah A. B. University ot' Lftah 45 hours' Post Graduate work, U, of L'. M- fx- Credit in any Litah College School Administration Diploma, State of Ltah FACULTY CCORDING to the National liiducational -Iournal. parenthood is Ftct the greatest calling under the sun. That of teacher is like unto i z it. Both have to do with shaping the destinies of human souls. F 54 4 In lunctioning in their various callings parents have the boys and girls three-lourths of the time while the teachers have them one- lourth. The responsibility then, for right on the part of those who teach, is at the ratio of three to one. No teacher cares to shirk his responsibility but often deplores the tact that unjust criticism comes to him as a result of his conscientious etlorts. Wise counsel, helpful suggestions, sympathetic con- sideration are characteristic ol' all true teachers. 'lihey manifest more sym- pathy and love than is found in any other profession and at the same time tirrnly insist that pupils earn what they receive. lt has been said that each individual has a quarter section ol possibility, llovv nianv have and are anxious to see that more than one-hall' an acre ol' these possibilities is under cultivation? May we, as teachers, hope lor the ideal situation of parents, teachers, and pupils working in harmony to advance educational ideals, to make good citizens, and to bring out the best that each pupil has. Page Thirteen

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' ..!. la., sq l -r MRS. E. O. THOMPSON History, Social Scieizrte, linglisli 'l'eacher's Diploma, Normal School Kirk- ville, Mo.g B.A. University of lftahl M.A. University of Utahg Summer School at lj. of Missourig 3 Summer Schools at Columbia U., New York. Miss CORA MoR'rENsoN Physical Education, Dramalic Art, Debating B.A. University of Utah. MR. NV. D. l'lOLT Music B. S Brigham Young U1 Summer School at U. of Calif.g Z Summer Schools at U, of Utahg 3 Summer Schools at U. of Chicago. Miss JEANNE GORE Physics and Algebra B.S. and M.S. at 'liulane U. of Louisi- annag Post Graduate Work at U. of Pittsburg. 1,91-2.Qf4f-n Z I Gad-'21-' Miss LOUISE LEONARD Domestic Science, Home Mana'gement, General Sczeizce B. S. University of L7tah. llflRS. bl. M. STEVENS .llariuel Trainirig and Imluslrial .-1 rls l3.S. Utah Ag. College: 4 Summer Schools at lf A. C. v Ni,- K K. . .L ,kim r. if Page Flftefn