Tooele High School - Yearbook (Tooele, UT)

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Y Y YT T ' ' 4- , f . .1 .N -,V im- f V ' 1 Etvoxi W. ORME lV1ARCELL STEWART lVlARCELLA l1AN KS Presiderzt Vice-President Secrelary joHN D. SPEIRS KIRBY ORME Tresaurer Cheer Leader STUDENT BODY OFFICERS QHE 1926-1927 student body has taken. an active part in promoting athletic, social, and educational enterprises. lt has spent the student . twig 1 body funds, smaller this year than in other years since the student body 1 received only two dollars per student instead of three dollars as it has received in other years, to the best possible advantage in every Held and has done much to make the Tooele High School a better and pleasanter placet in which to obtain an education. . At the hrst of the year several hundred dollars were spent preparing the new football field and fencing it in, The held will be improved this spring by the grading and cindering of the track around the held and by the addition of new bleachers. Additional athletic equipment and uniforms were also purchased. The student body sponsored several dances which were decided successes, socially and financially. lt financed the presentation of the school opera and the school play. lt also hnanced debating and contributed to the year book funds. The student body also added an up-to-date mimeograph to the general equipment, increasing the etiiciency of practically every department. . The 1926-1927 student body has certainly had a banner year. Our omcers have worked hard and deserve credit for much of the increased emciency of the organiza- tion. The student body has taken on new dignity and responsibility which we hope it will retain in the years to come. Page Sixteen

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rf v 9' 4E KENNETH SHIELDS STANLEY STEELE President Secretary-Treasurer Class President, Z. 4, Ag. Club, lg Ag. Club, l, 23 Opera, 2, Eootball,41 Opera, l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 3,41 Foot- T-Club, 4: Class Olhcer, 4, Drama- ball, 3, 4, CCapt.D: T-Club, 3, 4. tics, 4 VERNA ADAMSON JACK THOMAS Vice-President Reporter Opera, l, Z5 Class Ofiicer, 43 Home Ag, Club, lg Opera, 2: Class Officer Z Ec. Club, 1 Z: llome Management 3, 45 Debating, 3, 4, Dramatics, 4 Club, 4. Oratorical Contest, 35 T-Talkers' Club 3, 43 Oracle Staff, 3 Oracle Editor, 4 T-Book Editor, 4. SENIOR CLASS IOLQR years ago, sixty-two strong, we entered the Tooele High School. Now, as proud Seniors and members of one of the largest graduating classes in the history of the school, we are leaving. We have spent four of the busiest, four of the happiest, four of the most valuable years of our lives here. Vxfe have worked hard and are leaving a record of achieve- ment and scholarship that we can be proud of. We worked for the school and, in turn, the school has worked for us. Our success in the enterprises we have under- taken has been largely due to the work of our leaders. Our class presidents, Floyd Atkin, Tiroshg Marvin l3arber, junior, and Kenneth Shields, Sophomore and Senior, have been the beacon lights ol our journey, backed, of course, by our advisors. Mr. Si Egan, Miss Sarah Gillespie, Mr. M. J. 'fMike Andrews, Miss Grace Lembke, and especially Mrs. E. O. Thompson, our advisor for three years, will always be dear to our memories. They have all been splendid examples of manhood and wvomanhood and have done much to develop our characters so that, when we have grown to manhood, we may live lives that will cause our school to be proud to call us its own. Page ljigbleen