Tooele High School - Yearbook (Tooele, UT)

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1,5 MAE HAIMES LEATHA ST. JEOR FAYE ERICKSON EVAN BLACK . , - ' Nj? hir -ff' A FRERONIA ARTHUR SARAH WARNER MARGARET HENWOOD The following are members of the junior Class but did not turn in any pictures: VERA DANIELS VIRGINIA DANIELS NOEL GOWANS GEORGE KOSTELLO LEONE PAUL ELIZABETH SMITH MYRON VORWALLER DIELI. WHITE RIUIIIINI A, SMITH IIAROLIJ -IOHNSOXE EMIL PEZEL RAY MCKENDRICK PAT MCGUIRE MARTHA OGREN I l -I I I B Page Tzreuiy-SIA

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r I I PAUL SULLIVAN RUBY MARSHALL DAN WILLIAMS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer GRETTA SHARP BOYD CLARK W RAY BEVAN Reporter Cheer Leader Athletic Manager SOPHMORES l-IE Class of '29, though having been in high school only two years, has done much to win admiration and respect for the Blue and White. iff? FQ? Although the appelation of Pep class has not been popularly llglrii ' ments will show. ascribed to us, we have the game if not the namle, as our accomplish- Among the things to our credit are the winning of the Flag Rush for two con- secutive years, our very creditable assemblies, our strong class spirit furthered by several well appointed class parties, and an adequate treasury supported in minor ways until the proceeds of our big Carnval dance were added. ln athletics the honor of the Sophomore class was upheld by Paul Sullivan, Roy Hill, Sam Alsworth, Eldred Bryan, Elwyn Dymock, and john Stephens, all members ofthe Basketball second team. In they opera, Gladys Shelton was the leading lady, while Paul Sullivan played a prominent clever character part. We also had Hve members prominent in debating. To our class oflicers and our loyal advisory teachers, Miss McBride, Mr. Liggett, and Mr. Holt, we owe the success of the year. Progress and recognition have been ours. May we continue onward. Page Twenty-eight