Weber County High School - Golden Spike Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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THE GOLDEN SPIKE KEITH WAHLQUIST SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS To the class of TH: Most ohsvrvers agrvv that tht- solution of many ol' the social and eco- nomic prohlvnis ronfronting us will he surely attained only thru erlucation. But now what you have helen l2lUQ,'lllfl'EllllPI' whut has Iwi-oniv conviction and hahit-will determine your avtions. ll' the Wt-her High Svhool has ill'0llSl0I!lCCl you to helieving more nohly, or has assisted you to a hetter set of those nwntul and vniotionul lmlmits which constitutv c'lia1'avtel', it has made lnwxvellc-Cl vontrihntion to the solution ol' your own and son-iety's problems, Your udininistrators join in hoping that our svhool has done this.

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ADMINISTRATION f 'I g j - Z 'X - f 2 7 -fi I, .,-ri: ffl'-'-:ff ww. M ' I l?'33'fifIif 'i5i 7 siiim J iiil - ' ilk ' fs .-'sis ' IWW . f' T Q. 7 .ia Re 7 M QQ. Q gt A WW M ii A Q fff f-, WL ' i 1: , - ' ,sf 'sfgif :'Z,.T,'+ f- - 7 SOURCE OF WATER SUPPLY The fertile valleys in which we live would be practi- cally useless for farming if it were not for the high range of surrounding mountains. Each year the snow piles up to great depths in the tops of these mountains where it is whirled and blown into huge drifts. At such high altitudes there is usually a very cold temperature which keeps the snow from melting until the warm summer months when it gradually melts, furnishing an abundant supply of irrigation water in the valleys below.

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THE GOLDEN SPIKE WEBER COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION WILMEH JENSEN MHS. Nl. K. JACOBS DAVID C. SIIUPE mu.:s1m:N'r GEORGE CRAGUN HENRY T. MAW GEORGE A. HESLOP CLERK