Wasatch Academy - Wasatka Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, UT)

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EDITH LONG XV?-ten thev kiss and make up shy gels the k and he gets the makeup TED NlOWER He is indebted to his mvmtvrv for his yt t and his imagination for his facts. lVA OLDHAM As silent as 1 shadow BETH LUND The more you use your brain the more brain you have to use. PALPH ASHTON He puts elastic in his conversation. MARJORIE ARNOLD She lets het light shine without turning the Spot on herself. Just BAXTER l play a musical instrument some, but only for my own amazement DOROTHY MURDOCH Shes a centipcde for putting her foot in it DELBERT HASEMYER Ah! lf there were only more me's like mr LOUISE RAMSEY She clucked over the grains of gossip ROBERT BOONE A lot of accidents result from the driver hu .KQQ --ak ging the wrong curve. gi MARY CRISTELLI Many a girl who canlt add can rtainlv attract. VIRGINIA LLEVXELLYN God made women without a sense of humor -,Q so they :ould love men instead of laughing .xt them, I 1518 K., Ears like ventilator t GERALD THOMAS JEAN LARSON Defeat :sn t bitter if vnu tion t wvalkm- it .S- Y' .f: w- .-M ... .A . A T' di! , ,-4 , - an K 1.91 ELEANOR lVlOORlE She gave me a handful rxl assorted rings .intl knuzkles to squeeze AR'l'l'lL'R MCHUGH liek suffering from high blonde prtwsur ANNE lVlURDOf'K lf l could only sleep as snuntlk' .it night .is I do when it is time 1. get up , ,gy Thirty-three

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av- A! W X ,y-A On our tour we have passed the green-ness of freshmen and the over-enthusiasm of sophomores into the sedateness of juniors. Now we are ready to seek a new frontier as seniors, The Junior-Freshmen parties and the Junior' Senior banquet are some of the high lights that will be associated with our junior year, Vkle juniors leave this year, our apprenticeship as undergraduates, and with eager enthusiasm look toward our senior year as the Class of '40, Thirty-two Jtniorx BIJVH l,L'NID, Secretary A Rll l L'R Mr IH MLRH, Vice-President MR, HANSEN, Adviser Dlfl.BliRT HASEMEYER, Pr951ld9V1l JIMMY TRAVER, Representative ORVENE HUSTON, Treasurer .4 'f 4-. H it 1.5 ,x, k . : X I wf. 7 X . as Ss. 5 . 1 J' ,jg Q1 'kv-we

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rw .rg M43 L' Q. , 06' 1,4 fi nn CAROL RIYIENVIASIVIA Mrn .irc .is rrnnsmri-nt .is ccllrnliinc .mil .is l 5 wmv you gut wrnppcrl up in hard lu remove them, BILLY IIANSFN A xufl' man, itnrclwi-il wilh wll' rslwiri, ELLA BALLINGFR sm ig .il iiinnr .N ifmiibir. LILA SALLI A Shi' litllc maid who ii bnshful Anil may FRANK ZAGAR Alwavs do right. II will gmrify sums pcupl .mil nsmnish rhc resi. IVIAYRIQ MC KAY The rmxon that women live longer than n . '. prw' 'A vc CLYDE HARTLEY ' 0 :i m:m's work nflcr while. but lc! enjoy youth today. HELEN KALLENBERGER behind mc since I never retreat. JACK BARTON He is A pilgrim on thc road to least rrwivtnnic BARBARA BECKSTROIVI She has been on more laps than a napkin ROBERT LONG -my I like work. if fas nntc'9 , I ft . d and L ,in look at it for hour? me can H In ' Vg, RITA DANKWORTII As persistent as an dripping tap A . ,4 ' f, mm A is i -If HELEN RIGBY 45 ,, ' I belicvc in vigorous physical cxgr iw for 'UI' e , a other people. .. 1 -I i ff? GORDON LYNWALTER -v-W He has a good memory and tonguv hung in 'i KV' the middlc of it. ff' , 5 if RUTH GRIESER ' ' As busy as a button, 1 LOREN LAUZON Beginning to cut his pin-whiskers. AFTON ANDERSON ThiriY,iour Plug, crfim. and bc sludious for tomorrow v in may flunk. I 1 n mr Ir mnkcw no differcnfv if I burn mx' bridges