Tooele High School - Yearbook (Tooele, UT)

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In A -N :L YlJ!i'L.n- nf i I MARCELL STEWART Opera, I, Z, 3, 4, Girls' Club, lj Home Ec. Club, I, 2,5 Class Omcer, Z, 33 Vice-Pres. of Student Body, 4, Home Manage- ment Club, 4. REED NELSON Ag. Club, lg Football, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4 4CaprJ. ' MAXINE HLJLLINGER Ophir High, I, Z5 Oracle Staff, 4, T-Book Staff, 43 Iilome Management Club, EUGENE SULLIVAN Ag. Club, l, Z3 Opera, I, YETIVE SMITH Girls' Club, I, llonie Ec. Club, l, Z. KENNETH PANNELL Lehi High, Ig Ophir High, 2, Track, 4. LILLIAN ADAMSON Girls' Club, Ig Home Ec. Club, I, 2, Girls' Basket- ball, 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Mgr., 4. IVIERWIN SMITH Ag. Club, I, Band, I, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, Business Mgr. Oracle, 43 Business Mgr. T-Book, 4. ELIZABETH GRIEITITH Wasatch Academy, I, Carbon High, 2. 3, KAY KIRK Ag. Club, Ig Opera, I, 4: Ifootball, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Basketball, 4. ll 'I X Page Twenfy-two A. 0 .

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MINNIE MCLAWS Girls' Club, l, Z3 Home Ec. Club, I, Z, Opera, I, 2, Girls' Baseball, 1, Z, 3 CCapt,D, 45 Girls' Basket- ball, 3 CCapt.D, 45 Girls' Track, l, 2, 3, Home Management Club, 4. JOSEPH BEVAN Ag, Club, l, Z. RUTH CALLENDER Taft Iligh, lg Home EC. Club, 23 Opera, Z5 Class Ofbcer, 35 Asst. Cheer Leader, 3. MARY ALICE GLENN Girls' Club, Ig Home EC. Club, I, Z3 Opera, Z3 Seminary Pres., 43 Home Management Club, 4. LAVERN CLARK Girls' Club, Ig Home Ee. Club, I,, Z3 Opera, l, Z, Home Management Club, 4, ' WIA, ' K all-. KEN. GILLESPIE Ag. Club, Z, Band, I, Z: Orchestra, I, Z, Opera, 43 Football, 4, Basketball, 4. MARION WILLEY Girls' Club, I3 Ilome Ee. Club, 2, Opera, 4. MARCELLA HANKS Home EC. Club, I, 2, Girls, Club, 2, Class Of- Hcer, Z, Opera, I, 2, 41 Secretary Student Body, 4, Ilome Management Club, 4. FAY GILLETTE Ag. Club, I, 2, Opera l. HAZEL SMITH Girls' Club, I, Home Ec. Clu , I, Z. 115.1 ,I ' 1 A- X Page Twenty-one

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' I' w . X Biff, 4 Vx FRANKLIN WHITEHOUSE GEORGE WILLIAMS BERNICE KIOHNSON President Vire-President Secretary WILLIAM SIIARP CHRISTINE ,IOIINSON GORDON STEELE Treasurer Reporter Reporter JUNIORS HE various activities of the juniors show that they are by no means lacking in pep. l U A tiger 2425 The boys have taken a big part in athletics, some of them winning gil?- ,l honors, and some of them getting in shape to do so next year. Our participants in athletics are George Williams, Clarence Bates, Iiranklin Whitehouse, Wendell Tate, Dell White, john Smith, and Lloyd Shields. The junior girls have shown a lively interest in the school by helping to make a fine girls' basketball team. The girls played only tivo games but these serve 11-- Q. starter for more games next year. The junior Prom, the chief social function ol' the school year, was a good example of the enthusiasm and interest the juniors have shown throughout. The gym was cleverly decorated in the class colors. orange and black. Streamers of these colors formed the walls and booth arches, while sunflowers of the same shades formed the lowered ceiling. At the end of the hall above the orchestra stand was a huge orange arch bearing the word, juniors, lettered in black. The booths were particularly good. The lirst prize was given the Seniors lor their Dutch scene, second prire to the junior High for their Pioneer sunset scene. and third prize to the Freshmen for their lily pond. Much of our success has been due to our advisors and we xvish to thank Mr. Speirs, Miss Mortenson, and Mr. Stevens for the cooperation and assistance they have given us any time it was needed. Page Twenty-tliree ., ' ..