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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1935 volume:

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W Q xx- ,I if xxx? -xx, x N ' WHL U 05 , 1 Es Lp . Q X EX .f Q X- FLORENCE WARREN NK X x X x A MN - J Erlitor ' Y' , RUTH CHRISTENSEN I J N Bll8l,IlC'S8 Manager 4 X R ' SX N XX x .. - N 'X x .. x . , w 1 Yx WEBER COUNTY HIGH SCHOOI THE GOLDEN SPIKE 1935 ' lifxff' 5. EW NN! PUBLISHED BY STUDENTS OF IWEBER COUNTY HIGH 71 SCHOOL f' If .42 U W7 f . J f E . 3-11 A 1 If THE GOLDEN SPIKE ...fi-V .L- GEORGE IE. FOWLER , - VMI., ff! , ,ff J, Agqfjxyz' X6 ij yi' r if ' V? jf V4 ,Wx , M I' ' I ' Vyff W1 t J ll Ju , X JIM I Y DEDICATION 'ro GEORGE FOWLER IN THE YEAR IQOI, BEFORE THE CONSOLIDATION OI-' THE COUNTY INTO A SINGLE SCHOOL DISTRICT GEORGE E. FOWLER, A NATIVE OI HOOPER, BEGAN TEACHING SCHOOI. IN WEBER COUNTY. ONE YEAR LATER HE WAS LIVING IN CALIFORNIA BUT IN IQO4 HE RESUMED HIS CAREER AS A TEACHER IN OUR COUNTY, AND FOR THIRTY CONSECUTIVE YEARS NOW, UNDER SIX SUPERINTENDENTS, HE HAS BEEN INSTRUCTING, ADVISING AND BEI-'RIENDING STUDENTS. BECAUSE HE IS A PIONEER IN THE SCHOOL SYSVE, BECAUSE HE IS LOVED AND RESPECTED BY THE STUDENTS OF TWO GENERA- TIONS, AND BECAUSE HIS RECORD OF CONSCIENTI- OUS SERVICE MERITS THIS RECOGNITION, THE GOLDEN SPIKE IS DEDICATED TO GEORGE E. Fl7WI.ER. I 75' 7,4 4 ' 6 4 B I tv I, FOREWORD I'UIl SIZYIQRAI. YICAR5 IIII4, C.0I.IJI4.N NI'IIxI4. II.I5 I-.NIJIZAYURIZIJ 'l'0 AIJIJI I' AS A IiNIl'YINiJ 'I'IIIiMIi IN 'I'IIII IlIiL'UIlfI'I'IYIi SCI-IIZMIZ A MlI'I'II-' NVIIIVII IYUl'I.I? III' IIO'I'II IiIJI'L'A'I'IUNAI. ANI? IAJCAI. IN NnII'l'RI-f. THIS I'UI.lK'Y IIAS III-IICN If0I.I.0XX'IiIJ AIGXIN 'IIIIS YIVXR. UN 'I'IIIi I IYIi I'RINC'II'.-NI. DIVISION IHXIQICN I-IIS BOOK IS A RESUME' UP' HTHE HISTORY I UII INICIIIQIL C'0III'I'I'YH ANI? III 'I'IIIf ARI' XYURIQ I9 A I7IAYI7I.UI'INIIfN'I' UI' I'IfINIfI1Il I-IIII.IIfl I'?5. if 7 f 0 I R , K v1 , I . I o up , ,I buf,-Fw I CONTENTS u rg - .1 1293, ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS 1 FEATURES I fd A , 6 I- .132 IN MEMORIAM IAJICENIC MAHONICY ALMA BARTON X W ,7-A -4 f ' 1 6 l xx 'Q tv ADMINISTRATION .-Ks early trappers and exploreres ol our VVestern territory prolvalily kept few records or -iournals of their experiences, wrote few letters to friends hack home in the east, and had few of their experiences reported lvy others until many years later, the availalwle authentic history of their activities is very limited and oliscure. lt is apparently lllH:lClllI for hist- orians to accurately determine who were the first lfnglish speaking men in Utah, and more diflicult to determine who were first in NN'elwer County, for although the names of many nl, the men who traveled this Western territory are known, actual trails and camping spots are difficult to definitly locate. llowever, it is definitely known that litienne Provot, Peter Skeen Ogden, 'lames Bridger, and others were trapping and exploring the Western states in the early I?3OO's and set foot on XXX-Iver County soil. The remaining four principle division pages, lirielily review historical accounts and known faets of their pioneering in lYelier County. THE GOLDEN SPIKE KEITH WAHLQUIST .VU Pli R I N TEN DEN T OF SCI I O01 .S Our western pioneers were vigorous, sturdy people. The very severity of their environment eliminated the weak and unresourceful. It has lvecome cust- omary to insist that our present sheltered living will soften this generation of hoys and girls. lt is prohahle that more physically frail will survive now than formerly. But surely no one will insist that the present permits of less mental and moral vigor in the men and women who are to succeed. The present and future challenge you to unprecedented tests of allegience to high principle and to loyalty to right. May the class of Q eontrilwute something to out country's record of high , . .y e . . achievement. . -.,- - AL., 1 .....- .- ' pg... i- '1- WEBER COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION ORGIQ CR.-Kill VN l Rlil3lCRICK -I. H.-XRKIQR GIQORGIC.-X.l1liS ' mncuux Cil'Y CHILIH WlI.Ml'fR .IFNSFN IIIQNRY T. M.-XXX THE GOLDEN SPIKE JOHN Q. BLAYLOCK PRINCIPAJI. lfducation is the process of drawing out those latent attrihutes and possi- hilities that are inherent in the human soul and moulding, modifying, and Slllillnlilflllg them to fit the standards set hy society. To you students who are graduating and leaving Wveher we hid you fond adieu with hopes and hest wishes for your continued joy, progress, and prosperity. lfor three happy years we have played, sung, worked, and willed to- gether. W'e have shared with each other our joys, our sorrows, our struggles, our victories. Our souls have hecome intertwined. Wle have learned to love and appreciate life and its purposes. VVL' have ohtained a vague glimpse into the vista of the future, our horizon has hroadened, our ideals and aspirations have heightened. l.et us go foreward to achieve those ideals and aspirations. Be an honor and a credit to Dear Old Weher and your Alma Mater and an inspiration to those who are coming after. i .....- -.,.. --n1.......- --... 1 FACULTY 1xm.AN'1'HoNY RUSSIHILI., la. s. l l'AH S'I'.'Yl'l2 .fXGRIl'l'l.'l'URE C0l.l.EUIi MR. Al.l RlH1lJ I'1.S'l'RA'l'l ORD, B. S. lI'l'.'XH S'I'Al'l-I .-HiRIL'Ul.'l'URE C0l.l.EliI'I MR. ROBICRT MARCHIQI., B. A. UNlvERs1'rx' or U'r,xH MISS AI,ICIi BRINTON, B. S. lnucsu.-nu vmvwu UN1vr:Rsl'rv UNIVERSITY UI' SOUTHERN L'Al.lFORNIA MR. l9l.OYl7 IVARR, B. S. UN1vHksl'1'x'or l r,xr-1 s'r,x'rH l7NlYIiRSl'I'Y ur lowfx MR. ll.-XSII. .-X. SMITI I, B. S., M. A L'NlYI:1RSll'Y17l' l'T.-KH TALE l'I-5lYEIl:JI'l x' M R. AI .I JIQN l'Ii'I l'lGRHW MISS l..fxYliRN ID.-XNIlil,S, B. S. U I All if I A l Ii :Xb RIL U L'1Xl.IIP.E CLll.l,1iL2lj MR. HLMIQR l'I'1'I'IiRSON, B. S. ISRIGH.-XM x'ol'Nc: l'Nlv!i11s1'l'x' MR. MILTON 'I'.-XYLUR, II. S. IINIYI-IRS! rx' mf l l',XlI .I x . ,045-df J. ,J MR. MfXlIRIClC Iilf,RRIf.'I', li. S. umm s'n'.-wuz .1xm:1cL'l.'1'l'1u1 COI.l,liGl MR. SIDNICY WY.-X'l I' B. S. L l'.'XII S'l'A'l'I'1 .U.RIl'l'l.'I I'Rl1 L'1ll.l.lihl Bs MR. lil.lJlf.N -I. ROSI'.NGRI .I .N, UTAH s'l'A'l'H AKiRlCl'l.'I'l'Rli um.l.liu1 MISS R.-XRMA LII.-XIJWICK, 15. S 1'N1x'lilasl'l'x' Ulf L l.m MISS I IlANL'I .'S I5IC'I'III'.I,, IS. S. Uxlvnkslu' or l l'.'Xll MR. MARK BAl,l.ll , li. S. IHUQQHMI x'm'xma L'N1x'1il:sl':'x' MR. KIfNNI ,'I'll BRUNVN, Ii. S. UTAH S'I'A'I Ii .MiRlL'l'l.'I'l'RIi k'4ll,I,Iil'I' MISS YICRSAl.l'I !'l,I-1l Ilil,lJ, PLS l l'AH S'l'.'X'l'Ii 1'UiRl1'l'I.IAl'RH cul.l.l-im MR. l l ,RMl'lN -I. WI .S'l'IaRCi.XRIJ X li RRIIGHAM YUI Nfl l'NlYliRSI'l'Y S'l'A'IkI-2 IITXIYIiRSlI'Y Ol IKHYA MR. HIJIDIS WA'I'KINS, B. S. l l'AH S'I'A'I'H .MiRIt'l'l.'I'l'RIi l'0l.l.IiiiI MR. If. SMITH MURPHY, Ii. 11N1vrilzsl'l'Ym'1 11-xH MISS I..-XUR.-X :XIIICN MR. .-XI.BIiR'I' hl. PUWIQLI, I'NlYIiRSI'l'Y UI C.-XI.l FURNIA 5. l' I'.-IH Sl'.-X'l'E .-IlQRIk'l'I.'I'l'lLIi L'Ul.I.I-.CII-. II NIYI-IRSI IIY OI-' l I'-XII MR. I I,OYIJ G. HYRIQ, Ii. .-X. IIRIHHXM Yurxmz lfN1x'm:sl'1'x' MR. IIAROLI7 IAYIUN, IS. S. . . . wx . . ., MR. I.. ILSWI-1NSIiN,lS.S. l'NIX'I-IRSl'I'Y UI' I l'.-KH IIRIKEIIIKM YUl'NlG l'NlYIiRSI'I'Y MR. GIQORGIC Ii. I+'UWI.IiR l I'-KH S'I'.-I'I'Ii AlGRICl'I.'I'llRI-I l'0I.I.I4.l.I'. I' NIYIQRSITX' UI-' l I',-IH MR. YI .RNIf OIIIfRII:XNSI.I'.Y, I5 S I'I'.-XII S'I'.-XI'Ii Makin' ' I Z ' .. l'NIYIiRSI'I'Y UF Ill.-'IHU IIRIGH.-XXI YOVNIQ l'NIYIiRSI'I'Y MISS GIORI.-X SC.-XIJIQ WIQIIIER K'UI.I.IiliI-I MR. A. I'.-XRI.I .Y B.-X'I'I .S, II. S. I'XlVIiRSl'I'Y or l' I1-xH I' l'.-'III SI -X l'Ii .-VERIVI' I.'I'l' R If C'UI.I.IiliIi l'N IYIQRSI IT UI-' F.-Xl.I I-'URNIA .75 ,. 'Y . P., J g. ,lu Xxx . THE GOLDEN SPIKE if 'J x '-,fi J YJ 1 1 Y 'A 'xx I 5 -V gil xi X If STUDENT BODY OFFICERS RU'l'l-l CHRlS'l'liNSl'IN CLAUDIC ANDERSON JIQNABISI-I B.-Xl.l.ll VICE-l'RliSIDEN'I' l'RESlDEN'I' SECRETARY The student body, Linder the able leadership ol' our student body oliieers has this year been rewarded for its eooperative school spirit by having ' some very fine assemblies, dances, and other such activities. We are very grateful to our ofiicers for these priveleges we have had and are aware of the saeririee and hard work on their part to bring these pleasures to us. Under the sponsorship of the ofiieers of '35 our assemblies have been influenced by a trend toward more cultural and more educational programs: a succesful effort has been made to improve the tone ofstudent body daneesg inter-school associations have been pleasant and beneficial. ...- . f .1..-- I - -,N , 'LT' ' THE GOLDEN SPIKE COUNCIL Frrnll Ro-za' -.lennahee Ballif, Claude Anderson, Ruth Christensen, lidith llammon, lidith Berrett, l.urinda Briggs, Miss Brinton, lflorence NVarren flliflfllv Row -Rhea Child, june Taylor, Donald Farr, Ruth Burnham, .-Xlva Fife, Scott Nhlangsgard, Kirk Graff, Don Olsen, Burnett Mason, Mildred Brown, Phyllis Bradley. Burk RlliL .llll1Il Wlessman, Mr. Powell, Mr. Farr, Merle Allen, Vifilliord Kapp, l,owell udkins. 'l'o encourage a spirit of cooperation and democracy the school has its council of representatives of all the organized groups of the student hody. To these worthy students falls the task of appointing committees, passing bills, granting charters to new clulws and supervising all student activities. During the past year the group has worked diligently to forward the interests and wishes of the student liod y as a whole. The organization has not merely functioned as a legislative body hut has conducted social activities outside the school that have lseen enjoyed immensely hy the memlwers. 7- , -1- ' '-, ... ' img ' 1. THE GOLDEN SPIKE I RUTH CHRISTHNSHN l'RESllJHN'l' l l.0RliNCli HANCOCK NliI.B.-X l4All.l'IY VICE-l'llE5llJIiN'I' srzcuirivuu' hlAURINl'1 ll.-XCKSON sovnommuz iuzi'iu1sisN'm'u'iva M,-XR-IORIIQ P.-Xl.Mlf1R V.-XNIT.-X CHUGG Qiunnm 'IiI-1l'RliSIiN'I',-I'I'lX'Ii I-'uasurnfxx RIil'RRSliN'I'.'X'l'IYE GIRL 'S ASSOCIATION Opportunities in lcanlcrslmip, fricntlsliip, antl organization are some ufthc principal atlvantagcs to girls in a cu-ctlucational system offered hy its Girl's Associaltimi. 'l'hc otliccrs of this ycar have fultiillctl their responsibilities of directing thcir scpt-rate activities and inipruving school life. lfrientlship, health, apprcciarimi, and high itleals of conduct have hcen cncouragetl in regular girls asscnihlics. 'l'hc general asscmhly prcscntctl hy the girls t't':ntmiwtl Rt-v. .luhn litlwartl Cary-'cr who zultlrcssctl thc stmlcnts in an inspir- atiunal atltlrcss on .-Xlrraliani Lincoln. In thc girls tht- must Illfllllllgly antiglpatctl activity of rlm association is its annual Cupitl's Ball. hlmlcrnistic strcamlinctl hearts tlccuratctl thu lmallruum anal gavc an apprnpriatu 1lI'lIlUQl7lllSl'C tn the atl air this year, 'l'ht- vnlhusiasni antl unigt-niality ul tht' girls twnilplt-1111-iiml tht- tlvctiratimis In lI1IIlxt'Kll4IlI1'IlllIIk'Cll tliumwylily crijuy alilt- cvt-ning. if' Q1--v i.. ul-go l 1- CLASSES XN'cl1cr is prolmlwly thu naunc of one of those can-ly truppcrs who zicconi- painictl lwcttcr known nicn and who have left no other rccortl of thcir lives. A valley, river, anal city haivc hccn named aiftci' Pctcr SliCL'I1c,gllL'I1,il llntlson Buy Coriilwairiy lilll' traulci' who haul llL'1lklllllilI'U.'I'S in thc northwest, :intl it is liirgcly upon that lvilL'f ailonc that it is lwelicvctl that he was alctuailly within thc lwonntlalrics ot' the present Wclwcr County lwfiorc the lzltcr pionccrs. Wlicrlm' Ugdcn's llolc was localtcnl :it North Ogden oi' Ogalcn Valley is still 1lLll5pllI'CLl historical question, hut since lntlinns :intl tmppt-1's usctl his nannc for lmoth Pl1lCCS1ll1Ll for thc rivci' it is quits curtain that this trqippcr wus iitlc11stinOgilcn Yulh-y lllitlllf IXIO. ln 18:4 liticnnc l'i'ovot, licauling ll small lmntl of iiitlcpuntlciit fI'1lPPL'l'S, lvrokc from the -lctlctlizlli Smith pilI'fy in the jackson llolv Country :intl trapped south to the llczulwntcrs of the XVclmcr River then ilown the Wclwi' to thc pta-sunt location otllgltlcn wlic1'cl1cc':1nipctl for thc wintcr. SENIORS IINI lllillililali In ISI4 .lim Bl'iLig,IL'l' lcf-t Liaichc xillilkf' wlit-ru tht- mzliri htitiy wt' his p11Vty was hicaitcti :mtl finllmvcti thc Hcair Rivui' thwwii In tht- Grcait Salt lillkkj fin' rliutlisuwt-1-y lliiNVI1iLLI1 hc i-4 gin-ii um-tlit. llc rt-turm-ti tu his party, limvuvt-i', withmit gluing t11i'tlici'smitli than tht- mtiutli tit rht- river. In rht- spring tit' 181: liritlgt-i s group was .ilJiI1Cki hy thc purtit-5 tit, Smith, i .-Xslih-xg :xml rhu Hutlsmi Hsu' Quriipztiix' :xml prwcccalctl In thu Ogtiuii xml XN'clwi' Rivcrs wlicrc thcx' uiiittwl with l'i'mwt .iiiXl:ix'14, 1315, THE GOLDEN SPIKE l l'llYl,I,IS BRADl,l'IY LORIN CROWTHER HAZHL ROBINSON VICE-I'IlESlDl-1N'l' vaEs1m2N'r sscaumm' Ogden Har1'i.vUi!!c Burrh Creek VVhen we, the Class of '35, leave clear old VVeher, we will take with us memories that will never he forgotten, memories that will recall to us the happiest days of our Iivcs, and unending pleasures of acquaintances with friends and teachers. With careful training and preparation in vocational as well as social and religious fields, we hope that at the fcntl of the roatl of life each one of us can look hack and say, l have done my hest to leave this world hcttet than I fouml it. ,ls 1.1-o .i .1-i 2- -IOHN cskomikcs Fan' ll 'Nl IVA HCXUGGH lirfrn RAY CO'l l'l,l'1 I Vai n Ci!-v RAI.l'lllNli lNlIiSSliRl.Y Ugvfwl WILFORD KAPP Bznvh Crerlc l'HYl.l.lS HODSON .'ll1ll'7'inI DUAN If BOVVNS Slalffwilfr l.UCll.l,li S'I'HXN'AR'l' Uinla GA HI , CA M PBHLI. l'fm,v11111 l'if'w NORMA HUNTER 'l'u'vlrn' MARIO ORA Hll?'l',I Crrrk .IUNIQ HHSLOP Plain Ci!-v ROY CARTIQR .Unrriol MARGARET .I HNSHN l,fl'I1.V1Hlf I 'imc' DONALD FARR Rizw'f1'11lr GOLDA HlPWF,l.l. lf c',fl lffffbfl' Cl .I FFOR D PO'l l'l-IR l,lt 1lflHll I 'im' 'I AN ICH CHILDS R i i't'7'lII1Il!' .r'fl'i K. 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Uinilah M.-XURINIQ .IOI INS ,Yorlh Ugf1'w1 THOMAS 'NlII.l.IiR Ogdwz Cl ,.-XRliNCli TODD llrwpfl' M.-XUlfl,lNlf S'l'rXl.HY .Yurtlz Ogffru IJ.-KN 'l'ORGHl-1l.Ii lx f111r.vg'1.f.ff' MARY FRORIQR liffwf Yl'1Rl,'l'.-XYl.OR l f1rr ll' 4'.x' I IDORTIIY V.-XUSIC Ugzllvll GUS ANIDIQRSON flrlI7'f.fL'l'f!t' MARION CARR Qgffrn IJOROTIIY KIQNNIQIJY Plain Cilvr DON.-XLIJ T.-XYLOR ,QUT llkvi l l,ORliNCli HANCOCK f1't'.Yl U'4'M'1' RlII,0N STOKICR Rm' ORTICI. IIICSIDP U'z'.fl ll'f'bw- lill,l. SllUR'l'l.ll l ll1m'i.f:'iM' BIQRNICPI HYl,.-XNID lx'11r1r.f:'ifff' HON OLSON Pfain Cifvv RUTH GARDNER 1,fM'I'lAX' .IOI IN OPH lil K FNS ll 'ifxfnl ,- fb v! . .. ew 5 R - Y, 5--I ,N-I v,-. 3, . :gg-31 1'-Z. 5 1 J. ' W '--fwfffv i F GRACI-I PASS llIlYIf.fi'Ilfl' FLOYD MORRIS .Uarrioll GIQN IQYA CI I I I ,IJ R i2'r'l'1f1lfr' NYAI .'I'IiR NI Al .AN Ugrllvll DOROTHY I-IAIJI.IiY llooper RICHARD GIBSON Ogrllwl IQNNI Ii NORRIS .Ynrllx flglffll RAY LAM B Uinmlz RH I'1Y.-X GI BSON U ,Nfl HIHMV' BlIRNIi'I I' MASON l'l1zin City NIARY NORRIS .Yorllz Ugrfmz CI .IQYI-1 MY ICR HOI I I R .Ifrll7'iUll li'I'III1I. I'I'I'I'IiRSON llznzlsvillv ICI .NA CH AN BHRS lidwl I ,I.I'iANORI'1 RICHIIQ .Hzzrrintt I ,OYY Iil .I . K IQRR Oglidil ARLI-II-IN P.-X'I'IiRSON R i :'n'ff11!f' CI.AlIIDI'1 -IARIJIN If T11-vlur Al,Y.-X l'lll l'l R izwrrfrllf' l .l ICll.l ,lf M.-XNNlNG ffrmflrl' I1-XNI lil, l l.-XXYKS lllzfzfxtilff' YIRGINNIA TOONI-1 Nnrlfl Ugzfwl IAVHRN BliRRli'l l' Norlh Qgvim MARION DONOVAN Raj' W liS'l'l.liY liGGl.liS'l'ON l':lfl'7l AVON GROW llurllxsilfe ORlil, IQNGI..-XNIJ Plain Ciqv NORMA l+'liRNl'Xl,llIS l1'1m'h Crwk l,l'llA l'lAS'l' ll 'rl!7't'Il -IUNIC S'l'Ol7l7ARl7 Fl l1177'iolt l'1l,BliR'l' liMl.liY O-grim YlOl,l .'l' CHILDS RfZ'l'2'1I'1lfr' ALVIN COB.-Xlili .N'lfm-rg'if!v YIYIAN IVOWIQRS lllllfflff' .IACK l .'l'lll .RING'l'OlN Plain Cily llliRNlCl'f lil lNC.-KN RU-l' ,Ty-L K l x X 'X 1 ll? 1 lx! x l ll gl li fl V ., . I l - -iff L , fi . ..l 1 l- 4 11? S I -'T' : fs, Q 9iQ-11.2 T' fha!!! , 11 ll I , , 1 .JL Anlb I. ,l UARNYIN L'OS'l'l.lf.Y llr1H'i.fg'ifff' K.-X'l'lH .RlNlf Bl .lYS lizzrrlz Ifzwk ART! IUR Sl..-X'l'lf.R .N'l111f'r:'i!!w Nl AY Bl-'.l .l, .lx DN I-is lllzft Qg'.1'1'11 ICMNIIUI 'l' lf..-XST lfrzrrru M.-XRIAN G.-XRIDNIQR l,fM'I'l'X' -IO! IN Hl'N'lxl .R 'l'11'vfrn' MYR! ,lf l Rlf,XN' lifvfffflfl LOYID l .XGS'l'RUNl llmzlxviffr M.-XRY CIARK lfflru .IUHICPII IJ1JNfXIIUl'. linrrlz Ifrrrk l,ll.,-X BURRUWS lln 11l.fL'i!Xr I-XJl'Y'l' 1.4-XNCQINBIQIJ llnrfll !,'rm'k RUTH L'l1RlS'l'l-NSI X ll11rr'i.f1'iffr 'l.-XCR l'AlN'l'l ,R l'.llV7' lllzfl MA'l'Il,DA L'OI.l.l ,'l'l l,.,l'11.YIl7ll 1 'imc' HUBlER'l' Mll,l.l .R llrl77'i.f2'iff1' YUIA GIBSON lfflfl U f'M'r CI I.-XRl.O'l l'I-Q IJAILY Ugflvu WI'1l.l70N CI I.-XINlI'NI'fYS O.Q'Ifc'H .-X Rl ,Ii'I I'Ii W I l.l .I AMS llf1r'1'i.f:'if.'1' ROY ISIANCII ll 'Nxt ll 'ubrr ICl,l.IiN SVR.-XGIC ll 4'.f! ll'1'M'r' -IAMICS FOX lCi:'w'd11fr l.Ul,.-X IJIC.-XMICR .Ynrffl UlQ1I'r'll llI .I4l .R C.,XR'l'liR llznzzfcilfm' l.I'1UN.-X SAN IJMAN Ugffvu DI.-XINIIQS CUl,If'I I'I l'f1'1l.frIIl! Virza' I ,I,NA l'OlII.SIiN llf'if.ffIll CICCII. XVII.I,I.-XINIS Ogffvn M.-XR.IURII . C.-XIKYIQR Plain Ci!-v 'Ii II IN XVIQSSINIAN ffIH'1'f1 f.'I'r'z'k ICUNICIQ I'If'I'IiRSON lirifillll IDONALIJ BINGII.-XIX! RfL'c'!'rI'r1f1' ICRIXI.-X CII.-XIJWICK .vlfflfl Ugzllvll IRYIN GIBISY Roy OLIVE ANDERSON Roux' HYRUM TUCKER Pleaxant lfiew LEON.-X WOOD Ogden KAY XVOOIJ lflnztwilfr' EILEEN YOUNGM,-KN ffllrltwiffe :XRNELL S'I'AI,EY North fJg'lfl'H FERN BROWN' North C-grief: THURN BAKER R0-v IN EZ AN IIE KSON C 'inmlz RANOLD WOOLEY Hurclz Crrrk M A RG.-X R ET Z ITO R iZ'L'I'If1l 'L' MARVIN BUCK Alarrintt OLGA ANDREO1 Tl IVAN llfrier' CLAUDE ANDERSON lloopfr MAXINE WEBB Uintrzlz BILL CHILD Ogden ALICE BROWN Riwrdalc ROIJNEY S.-XIINDERS Bun-I1 Crwk IXIXRY ,IlVUCil.l'fR lffrxl Ugffvn CARI. W.-Xl.l,lS Iltgvl'w1 Nlfl.R.-X B.-Xll.IfY lficrnlfzlf' M ll.l'1S SYRIYIVI' Kiw'n1'f1.'r l .lll'l'll lil'1RRli'l l' Ogffwl XV,-Xl .I AL' If XV.-X R R ICN .xvllfffl UlQ4I'4'll RlVl'I I BURNI l.-XXI f1g'rIlc'II WUUI JRC JW AN I DHRSUN R ii'f'n1'f1!r l.ll..-X l5l'1RRl'1'l I' .vlfflfl flfrffll NORMAN 'l'l IOM PSON Pfain Ci!-x' M Y RA B.-X R K HR .Ynrlh Ugffvn IVR.-KN K WUOLIQY lfzrrflz l.'rn'k LURINIB.-X BRIGGS ll1n'ri.v:'if1'u LURIN STONIQ Slr1lvr:'i!l4' Kl.lilf BERLIN llm11.v:'i!!v IIJXNYXRIT NYUOlJl llfl,ll .Yr,r1'1 f1'g.'Ilt'll M.-Xkllf. lilf.-Xl. lllkvl Ug1fr'Il SK'O'I l' NY.-XNGSKLXIQII fflllll.fL'fff4' Q. .ulu -dv., MILIJRHIJ BROWN Nurllz Ogdcn PIQRCY HOBSON Qgdcn I lI'IVIfRI . SAUN I IFRS If urflz Cnwk DOROTHY I-II .I ,IS North Ogrim VIOI.Ii'I' KIiNNI ,DY Plain City ,IOHN IFAVHRO Ix'1zr11'.wilfv IVIIKIQ AVONDIET Burfh Creek IRIS STONIC Ogden Ifl ,ORIQNCH WARREN IVE rth Ogrffn VHRN GRIiIiNVVIil.l, W1',rt lfVfbrr j IM M Y FAX' I-IRO lfrlrzesvillf' DON SCHOI lIiI.lJ Rn v which may have uccurctl ncur thu sits ul'UQclL'I1. lluvvcv IlL'X'L'I' nttcmptcnl to culunlzc It mu mutter how muclt t J UNIORS ff fl INDIANS Nlust nt' tht- accounts ul' thc zlctlvitlcs ut' curly tralplmc umtnin sturlcs ul' torrltl lmrrlt-S with lmstilc lmliuns. Aslmlu Yulvlct, :mtl licckwurth 11-pmt thrilling :xml tllsatstcmlls cn zjllgclllcllfs. l'tm'nt also tclle nl' :1 lmttlc in thc SI5l'lI1gUl. lH', Ugtlcn lmcuunmc thc trauling ccntcr tm' thc lmlinns sincc it w lm-rs ncvcr tltilt-tl tu lvuiltl ll log stuckzulc ur Spzmislm wzlll ut mcks :tml mud nrmlml their cncunmpmcnts :mtl scttlcmc NN all ,'ltX'L'llllL'lS1l I11L'INUl'X'Ul thc ultl wall atmuml Omlcn C ltx . F mtl Nlmmtl lflmrt 41l.:ll1ufl1CI' pl'utt-ftctl cultmv. Ll, tlwuys after 12424 an rcmlcxvuus ul' trnmwrs who, lmwcux, hu likctl this fCI'I'lfUf'f'.'l'l1llI' lmllun lmstilitics, m-vcrtlmult-ss, w 1 umstgmt tlmrcnt is cvltlcnt flu' thc curly tratppt-rs :mtl cultm LIL His THE GOLDEN SPIKE - -Y.- -l-4 1.11 RHIQA CHILD l,OWliLI.jUllKINS MARY GIBSON VICE-l'RliSlllliN'I' l'lHSlDEY'l' SEL'RIi'I'.-XRY As we leave the Junior class we feel that during the past year we have been remarkably successful. The highly com- mendable way in which the junior Prom, with its typical Hawniin atmosphere, was conducted supports this belief. And ns we assume the responsibilities of seniority we hope that the graduation class of '36 will be one to reach new heights among students uf Weber. p.: JUNI-I WANGSGARD GRACE IVIURDOCK ROBI-IRT BLAIR GRI'1'IVI'A NORRIS Ifl ,OR RNC Ii POO RTR VIRGINIA LINDSAY jACK DIIQU LOLA CHUGG FLOYD MALAN PI-IARL SILL RALPH CHADWICK HHLIQN S'I'RA'I'I4'ORD ROIVIONA PURCINILI, GWIQN SHAW B I'I'I I'Y WI-ISSMAN HLIJON GARNIRR OR'l'I'1I.L MACBIQTH LAURHNCI-I MUIRBROOK NAILMI PICKFORD ARTHUR KLISY NORMA OGAARD THE GOLDEN SPIKE 1 . - ... R g.,.tQRiQ 'f'.. - Q' K-M -,,,4yg-Q ,ni ' I T X wr , X : 5 A Q1 2 ii. ' 1 T ff' af' 5: X, ln 5 r ' ' -ui 1 Q Ein, I fm' uf251f'1f,w1- an '-V t,'1', ' r s I 1' W. 1, 1-'Virtua AlJl .l.I, CAMPBIQLI. M A Rj ORI li STHW A RT RYAN SKFIQN VIRGINIA CHADWICK MHI,VlN PHII.I,lPS MHLBA GILHMAN LLOYD LUND MAR-IORII-1 PALMIQR CLYDE HADLHY ARI,liNli SALT AI.BURDlCl'1 SHAW MIl,DRIiIJ VAN l,liI'IL'l-IN LOYAI, GOOCII MILIJRHD STORICY KVI-Il,.YN -ION HS IRHNIH1 ROGERS BERT RUSSHLI. VELMA MUNN ANNA TELFORD ORTliI.l. CHRISTHNSI-lN MELVIN HANSIRN jlINI'1INIlI,l,I-IR IIOW,-XRD RAND.-Xl.I. BIQRNICH MCI+'ARI.ANI7 IIOWARD S'I'IIXII'SON BICTII R.-XNIJAII IDONA-XID BINGH.-XM IJIiI,l.A I IiRRIN I.Ii.-XII ICNGIANIJ RIQY.-X PIQNROIJ 1,1-:s'r1aR IPOWIQRS IIARIBAR.-X IIUI-'I-' jmx vox 1flaRNnl1.1.s U75 WlI,I,I.-XM If'Ol,KMAN .1 aux lcv 1aR'rsoN I'RI ,S'I'ON Tl'IUlVI:XS VIRGINIA C.-XI.I, IDIA CHUGG .-XI,IlIiR'l' WIIXIMIQR .I Ii.-KN WIQBIS .-XININ l'IIII,I,II'S THE GOLDEN SPIKE .,x. Al.. A X Q.. ' .hr-f 'i.LnrN j ---- THE GGLDEN SPIKE' ' X, if f I ..':- K, -, A124-'git WANIJA I-IAST VIRGINIA FAC'KF.RAI,I ,IUANITA SHAW MARjORIIi RI'IRRI .'I I' IDIS CIIOIIIIIS MYRA IBINGIIAM ICLMICR SINGI.Ii'I'ON .IIQNABIQIQ I3AI,I.Il WIl,I,ARIJ LARSIQN I'II.AINIi RRONSON .IAY McIiN'I'I RIC INA BYBIQI-l ZOIC JACKSON IKIXA BAIRD ADDI lj DOINIAN HAZ!-Ll. ARCI'IIIiAI.D CALVIN CHANn1,r1R J ICSSIIC .-xlmxls HERMAN GRIiIiN I.A VON HIQSLOP HARRY IJAHUIFI? GIOSIIQ sxro 1-'IQRN SI I,-XRI' DARWIN SHUI'Ii VIRGINIA WII.I.IAIVlS GIQR.-XI.lJINIi RAVHNBURG IiI.V.-X Illili G.-XRNICR FRANCIS WIIIIJISON PHYI.I,IS WI-1I,KI'IR GLICN II.-XIJI.IiY GIAIBYS ROIIB RIi'l'A NIAW W.-XXII.-X IIAl,I:IS I l,0RI-INCIQ BROWN j.'XCQlIlf,I.lNIC I'l'1'I'IiRSON FRANCIS WIQSTUN -unix S'I'IiWAR'I' RM-2 w.-xl mr-1 wwm IJIXON IR ICNI-I lIl'fIiSI,I-XY IiIiYpX RNOWI.I'f!-5 LUIS S'I'.-kN'I'0N V 451.2 A ,K -1.-'.I.'l-. '.'. -.LJ '1'. an ' .. .--fi. .. I . -ffP':I??Sv3?fs4Q,,.v1a3532121 I 'iulfihriitft.3lfL3g.ZiL'-Wi. 1 I l THE GOLDEN SPIKE 4--. Li., Qvlsf PM .Hwy nuff ' -i-1-v -1- gl-s-I 1-as -......- BLAINIQ HlIN'I'l'1R ALTA BURTON ELMA Holm-:Y JA Kr: HOCK HICRMAN GRIQIQN AIJIQIJNIQ Al.l.lQN IDA MASON DON NIICLSON DUANIQ GIBIRY SHIRLEY HAYES GRACIC .IOIINSON NORMAN IQAST lil.OlSIC BOND SOPI IOMORES FJ, X 1 s I T! W2 .Eg 1 , Fa f it 33 '? gif- -. ' . - GL -2-1 1 X - - K ' X-,J - ' tb Jw , A. a :Jf ff A 24' ' fi I' 'E 1 if ii VHP 1, X Y N! 1 N' Ziff 1: Lwgirl ix ru u, li! l 4 ' - ,. K .. Q 5, ' .sf bp,,, PRAIRIIQ SCIIOONI-QRS luvcu lu-ton' tht- Nlormou l'iom't-rs cvitcivnl lhuih ai numlwr Uf.NVZlglll1 trains ot' colonizcrs wcrc crossing Utah ou thrir waxy to scttlc Cailifotniu. llowcvct, they ncnrly :ill niisscd WL-lit-r County ht-cuusc that narrow tlutilc in Wchci' Lillllytlli known :ls l3cvil'sG:1tc was too trcnchcrous to pctiuit wlmiult- traxvcl :mtl the compauiics werc tlcrourctl to the south. C':1r:lv11ns umlcr Han-lun, Young, litynnt, :mtl Dormer took rhis toutc :mtl it was this situation which is I1l'lDi11li5if' also rcspousihlc for Suit l.:1l-ac City! ht-ing sctrlt-tl first hi' rlu- Nlormonu, instcxui Ui.f,gjkik'I1. THE GOLDEN SPIKE l5li'l'H ELLIS lNll+'.Rl.li .-Xl.l.IiN JUNE 'l'AYl,OR 5liL'R E12-XILY l'lll2SllDliN'l' vugn-Piussimix I' .Xs the Sophomures first few weeks went hy their awkward- ness was supplementetl hy promising abilities. Their desire for higher attainments and further ealucatimi made them work hard tu achieve these goals.'lihey participated successfully in all activities and competitions proving that they were uf sterling quality. Wlith this remarkable start they are bound to push furwartl and lic a -Iuniur class of which XXX-lwr will he prnutl. W-- -1--sr !i... WII,INII'1R PERRY I.YI3lA 'I'lII.I.IS IQIICIIQNIC ICNCILANIJ GLAIJYS IVISIIIQR ANNA CIIARD I4II.I.Y CIIAINIBICRS NORMA IIANCUCK LICWIS GRIiIiNWIiI.I, FRANCIS S'I'RA'I'l+'ORIJ lf'I,ORI'lNCIQ ISLANCIAI TOSIIIIS KOGA I I.0RIiNCIi SATO I'IIYI,I.IS RICHARDSON DORIS LOWDICR CI.IN'I'ON WANGSGARD INIAURINE .IACKSON I5 I-II-1 WAYM IQNT WAN I JA C RUIVI' RUBY COIIIDIIIY HARLO BROWN I'IICI.liN lump TAIDASIII mm um' .IACKSON SYISII. .IOIIANSI-IN ARTHUR WlIIiIiI,IiR INIARGARIHYI' VANDISGRAI IFAWN Al.I.IiN WAYNE GARI IIiI,I7 1 IIHIE GOLDEN SPIKE -.. I U - - K- ,. -A-x X, ,I 'ny 'WYV -M xx , W I I-4 if '-:,A Ka .Q I 'gb-:V . H-, BIQRTI IA BARROWS HIil,IiN BINGHAM ELOISIQ FOWIQRS IRIQNIQ DRAKF, AARON ROYI ,ANCIQ GOLDA WARDLIC HAINIQR BAILIRY BIQRNICIQ RAWSON INIQZ STIMPSON KA'I'HI'QRINIi PARKICR LORHN AARON LICONA WI IIiIiI.liR DON IiI,l,ISON ICMILY DABB MARIORIH Mll.l.IiR ICLIJON IIAIJl.l-QY VIRGINIA CORICY I.AlIRA IXIAIC IXIIISGRAYIC H ICLICN TUCKIQR IR FN Ii DOUGLAS CI.YIJI , W.-XIII-1 l'7AR'I'If.A AVONDIQT GRANT IIOIJSON IN1ARGARIi'I' Ii'I'HI'IRIN I,UCII,l,I-I CARYICR I,l'IORA BOUGII l+'I,OYI7 YOUNG Cl.Iil.I,I+IS STONIC GTON CI,II9I+'ORD IQIKIQNS VIRGINIA HAI,I, IRA BIiI'ISI.I'IY ALICE CLARK IiLI,I'lN WIQBSTIQR I.lII.A HII.I. UR'I'IiI, HAIJI.I-XY IVIARGARIQT IVAYIQRO IVIARII41 IVIQRRIN I.I-IWIS 'I'O0NI:1 ARLISNIQ SKHHN TH Iil .IVIA HOIDSON GAI I, INIATIIII-I M A RGU ICR I'I' Ii WANGSGAR I3 SYI,YIiS'I'IiR BARTON CARRII-1'I'AYI,UR NIQIJRA INIQIFARLANIJ I,II.I.IAN HANSIQN MIiI,BA DIORGIQNSON I.IiAII GI-IIJDI-IS ARTHUR CAIXII'BIiI,I. NOI.A MARTIN WALLACIQ KNIGHT ALINI-I 'FHOINIPSON GENEVA WANGSGARIJ GLIQN CHARLTON -IOSIAIPHINIAI STOKIQR WHLIDON HFSIDP THE GOLDEN SPIKE ,- -1. QPS ,.X., --- HQ iq! 1.- MARIIQ I,UND DONNA PI.1-IDGIQR ANITA LINDSAY VIQRN INICI'IARI,AND RAY SIIAW DELLA IQLLISON BICRNICH DANIIiI.S RAYMOND LOWE WIiAI,'I'HY Ifl,lNDIiRS I,APRIiI.Ii MOWER CARI. WIII'l'I'I PHYI.I,IS DICKICRSON CHARLES ROBINSON ARLRNIQ SIMPSON l,UCIl.l,I+I ICNGLAND KAZIIO SATO j. C. IIANSHN RU'l'II ol.soN MI-mcsrz IFOWIIZS BYRNIQ lflaRNr11.Il1s Al,INI'1 HADI,liY LOWICIJ, S'I'AI.I,INGS NORMA HOI.I,IiY NORMAN CARYISR l.AWRl-INCH BARKHR KATHLI-lIiN GRAHAM GRANT MII.I.IiR FRESHMEN -4 ,---Z at.. LORIN IVARR l.nrin lfnrr, illfllllllgh not the first pinnccr of W1-lwr Qwlillllfy, may vt-ry prnpcrly be cmmsicicruni thc fnumlcr nt Ogtlcn City uf which hc was thc first rnalyur. NVQ-lmcr County was UI'!:Iill1iZL'kl lwy tht- gt-ncrnl alsscnmlwly of the prcwirucinl stats of llcscrct in tht' winter nf' l84q4go. Others, ufcuursc, had st-rrlt-ti in tlit'fcrcnt sectinns of thc county and tht-rc was ax thriving scttlunn-nt in Ogden whcn hc was scnt ln' President BI'igl1llI11 Young in IXQO to prcsitlc uvcl' tht- clulrclm in North- ern l't11I1, but l,m'in lfnrr wus, during the initial pt-rimi of Yvclvcl' County, rhv chic' 1't-pil-4cl1tix'c nun lmih in Chlll'L'Il :mtl SYIITU. lil .Y I N 'l'.-XYI .UR I'RESllJI-1N'l' VANITA CHI IGG Ii. A, A. RI-1I'RIiSI'2N'I'A'l'IYI- AI..-KN CHRlS'l'l,-XNSIQN VICE-I'Rl-1SllDliN'l BRIAN 'lf-XYIDR SEl'RE'l'.-KRY RHIQA Sl..-X'l'I'lR CARI, l,l'NlD NIILIJRIQIJ S.-Xl'NlJl .RS CIM-XIINIJ.-X S'l'.-XNGIQR l,liSl ,I lf. CROWTI IICR IDRHNIC 'l'AYl.OR l'.-XIII. COS'l'l.liY .-XMlf.l,l.-X SII.-XXX' RIIFA CIN-IRR MARION IIUGGI-1 NAIJINF, BIVI Cl ll ,R Bl..-INCH li Sl ,.-X'I'l'.R lJl .l,l5l .R'l' II.-XNIIQS I'l ARl. l'UNll .ROY Cl..-XRliNClf. 'lf-XYI ,OR l.ORR.-XINIQ Rl'l'CllIl-I liI.l.lf,N PARRI-'.R WAI,'l'l-IR Ml ,l.lJRl'M NURM.-X Ifl-ZRRIN IIAROLIJ RUGIMQRS KIiNNli'I'll Dli YRII-IS RUTH BOWNS Wll,l.IAM l'llRCl .I.l. .-Xll.liI'IN IJUUNI. ll r 1 sclmul haul il Ircslmmnn clzux t Ill n fl L :nw ulutlon nlnth grutlc students 1 llutx lwlcn Slutcrvlllc were trnnspottctl tu the lmlglrawzul -Xltlmuglm tlu nuntlmrx wut young and inexperienced and tln s 8ti'2i3Vif'W'8R'tliELhf1'.LL,sl1l11ll1 all N utrmncly' active :mtl loyal tu rl ACTIVITIES AN lNl7lAN 'liRAlll'iRAlYlll.l'lS GOODYIQAR Miles Goodyear, a slim red headed man of Connetieut, with freckles spotting his sandy complexion and with freckles and red hair on the backs of his wrists liked Ogden's llolel' so well that he liuilt himself a stockadc' there of logs, sis to eight inches thick set in the ground and standing 12 to I4 feet high alwout a plot of ground loo feet square. The tops of the logs were tapered to a point. lt was located on the Weber River where 28th street now is, near the llnion Depot. 'l'he stockade was a western strong- hold with little platforms huilt at convenient points along the walls where ritllemen could stand and fire through portholes at the attackers. ln this stoekade the trapper, with his men and their lndian squaws, lived. 'l'hey took care ofcattle, sheep and loo white and lilacla hleixean goats. Goodvear hy virtue of' a Mexican grant made to him in 1841 claimed a traet of land commencing at the mouth of NYelwer Canyon and following the lwase of the Mountain north to llot Springs, west to the Salt Lake, south along the shore to the point opposite NVelver Canyon then east to the lieginning. One of the ealiins of Miles Goodyear still stands in the tabernacle square in Ogden, ll relit' ol' pioneer days. A'l'I'ILE'l'lCS fx ,. HONOR ROLL FOOTBALL L'IlgXRl.If.S Alll,Bl .RG ,Imax Ill'N'l'lf,R DON.-Xl.l3 mxcslmlw IQIDWIN UIONICS Wll.lfORlD lalxcslmxl mewl' RL'SSlil.l. 'IACK lavlcR'1'soN ruin' slmw bl.-XMIQS :fox c:ll.m4R'1' 'l'm'l.oR csolmox IIANSLLN nl.-XCR 'VIIOMAS csmwl' llmmscm uw 'l'0RCiIIIf.I.lf. CARI, wAl.l.ls BASKETBALL ummm-' Alll.lSliRli xx1al,1,.acrf. wuuuax -IIAINIII-I AkI'Ol.l-1'l l'l fxl,nlaR'r wmmr-:lc THE GOLDEN SPIKE FOOTBALL Although our footlmall team hegan promisingly hy defeating their first two opponents on our new gridiron, therelvy appropriately and gloriously dedicating our newly sodded and hadly needed athletic field, their luck changed in the first game away from home and not another game was won in the remainder of the season. It was not lsecause the fellows lacked leader- ship or a capalwle coach, nor did they lack internal grit. They were exceed- ingly light and inexperienced. Fifteen men earned their letters in the past year and nine of theae will return next yearg so everything indicates that next year should he more successful. Our victories were over Morgan in a practice game and North Cashe in a league game. Outside of the game with Box lflder, later state champions, our games were more hotly contested and more evenly matched than perhaps the scores would indicate. Particularly ,was this true of the annual feud with Ogden. ln this contest Ogden and Wleher laattled stulmhornly and evenly until near the close of the fray when Ogden was successful in increasing the difference materially. Ot' interest to the school and especially to the team this year, since it was the tirst intersectional footlwall game of the school, was the trip to lily, Nevada, where our hoys hattled gallantly against odds which eventually overwhelmed them hut did not stop them from scoring two touchdowns. - ' ' Q..--1 -1.- l -11- ' 3- . f--- TH E GOLDEN SPIKE FOOTBALL SQUAD f I'UlIf Row You Shaw, Dam 'l'orgl1cIc, Grunt llmlsun Giilwcrr 'l':1ylor, .luck 'l'huma1s, liniwirm lluncs, Clmrlcs rXl1llm-rg, Unnimm Ilamscn, -IUSUPII I,llIlilllllL'. Nnmnl ICH-za' Grunt llzlwkcs, 'll-micly Zim, lin-rr lim-wil, Wxlhuul Hillgllllllll, Rik-y Slmw, .luck lin-1'm,nx, Curl Wullif., llml Dimmu. lfnrk lcflfi' Llnzlcll Halllifn, -lulm IIlIlllL'l', -IRIIIILN lfux, .Iallm lluck, Ray l.:unlw, llmmlnl Bingham, Ucurgu A-Xlullwrg, Lloyd llunt, lfurl lfmxi, Gm-I Mutlwiu, llulwrt Miller., Xssistunr c:O'lifh XY11I'kil1S. FOOTBALL SCORES xYL'l!L'l' l Xvclscl WL-lm' M WL-lwr Q LGXMIQS Ntlffll Calclw Hum' Rivur South Calclmc Box lflnlcr XYQIWV 11 Ogden PR.-XL l'lClQ G,-XYNIHS Wvlwr - Xlurgun XYk'lN'I' ll lily, NL-vzuia I.: IS - N TJ xp lx ,- i. 111 ,.... e fl 'Ni THE GOLDEN SPIKE BASKETBALL lhe reeord of the iolgg haskethall team is one which might tempt a sports writer to use the term the-iinsu in his review ol the teams' activities. Although the team won only eight of its thirteen praetiee games, with three letter men of ll,-Q4 on the squad and eneouraging new material showing rapid development, hope for a winning team was high. ln spite of a defeat in their first league game fans lielieved that the hoys would later redeem them! selves for VVeher's stage fright seemed to have aided Ogden in winning their victory over XVelyer on Welac-r's home floor, the First in the hizror ' of their Competition. This lwelief was supported hy a series ol' vietories over all remain- ing opponents ol' the division. Some of these gamez, however, were won in the last periods after trailing their enemies in the heginnings of the gamesg the game with South Caehe was partiealarly thrilling and frightening heeause ol' sueh eireumstanees. Then, unfortunately, a torrid return engagement with the 'l'iger's was lost hy the small margin of two haskets in a game that was rem-irkalile for marvelous guarding hy hoth teams. Thi. tied Yvelwer with l,ogan tor seeond plaee in the divi ion standing. The po ition was relinquished to Logan at Brigham hy the tanalicing margin of one point in another of those alternating lead, erowd stimulating affairs. To continue its Five year's reeord of having a State tournament team it was necessary to play an inter-division eontest with South Rich for that eoveted honor. The game was played at livanston, NN'yoming and dissapoint- ed a hopeful school, team, and eoaeh hy a three point loss. ..1.-- , - -1. in THE GOLDEN SPIKE BASKETBALL SQUAD lfrfmf Ruta' --NVallacc XVarrcn, Lowell judkins, Roy Carter, .-Xlhcrt Winimcr, GL-orgc .-Xhlln-rg, lfiloycl Morris, Dan Torghelc, ack 'l'honias, .lanics Colcrri. illifffllu Rll'IL'7l'ilKllJl1 Orton, lflclon Garner, lfarl lforll, Charlcs ,-Xlilherg, lxwis Wilkenson, Grant Hodson, Bert Russel, al ack livertson, Wilford Binghani. linrk Ruff' Coavh Mark Baliff, Carl Wallis, Von Shaw, -lowph Donahue, Mr. XYatl4ins. BASKETBALL SCORES l.li:XGllIi CPAN HS ' I Wclmcr 41 Bear River 3.3 Wchcr 14 Ogalcn NVclier -go Bear River 14 XV4-her og North Cache Wchci' 3: Box lihicr io Wchcr jg South Cache Wlclicr 4S Box lfhlvr .34 hxvtflltfl' 42 Preston XYvlwr IE U falvn .gtg NYvl1cr 4.3 l,o'gan l'l.AY Olflif GAlXll'iS Wclwr Logan 38 VVL-liar zo South Rich PR.-XC'l'lCli G.-XlNll'iS Wclicr -Q4 Morgan 1' Welwr li Tooclc XYL-lwcr -gli Davis 4o VYclicr .go Nlorgan XN'ulwr jj Davis ji VVelwr 3' Nlarriorr XVclicr ig' hlurray zo NV1.-liar 40 Ninth NYarnl NN'clrcr 41- Lincoln - NYchcr 44 North Ogmlcn NVQ-lu-1' 1' Nlurray :fi Wclwi' .34 ,-Xlunini .T 1-,Q LT-1 ..- -4 THE GOLDEN SPIKE Q Q Dai? ROW LLXRI PR NON SH MN DAN IORGHI-I I' xmn 1 H M1 1 LAPI AINS AND M-XNMJFR wt 111111 of III lthletlr. tc- IIN ls 1 LllNflI1LflOl'I lWlIklt'll cm 1 lnsxs s11p111111 ll1IlIl'X sports111111sl11p, md leulnrslvp B1 thc-Ir w1ll111g11ess,pers1.r vu 11111 lllkl um KJPLTIYIIDII with tha otha n1L111l1e1s ol tln te 1111 lml nuuh, IJ111 lorglwln Illkl Rm L 1rtL1 111 Iootlull 1n1ll11sl1etl 1II h un prmul tlum X ulnu SI1 IW lIlNl3Lt.I1 hh lSl1lLlUW ru rln muh m l1lSlllflllllll1LSS to hls pmltlcm ol 1thlLt11. 111 in 1111r In 1l1H'1L11lr1es xml ulcussxs he h ls sc-rwul L X I l Wk -X I DON Al D I -IRR 'I 1111 1 I1 1 mu NLIIIIL w 11 t rru our C1 l111l11s I1 111 I1L111 slnure, xml WIllII1LZ, 1u11s11111t11m11s lllll 1111rg1t11 III thu wurk thu l11ve 1tre1nprulro1lo l II'fl1lS we 11111111111 rhnm ls thu I1 111 I1 ul us 111 1ppl 1111111111 ntllers 1111: ' a 11.-11.1. 12111-' 'AIN .-x'1' I,E'I'lL' 1 N1-xcamz rm 'I'I!.-1.1.1, l',Xl l',-XIN C111 1' '1 1 1 1 1' 1 uf J -' '1 3 1 z 1 ' 3'- ..:-.I .- ,L ,.,. B. , 1 1 .:. 1 M , 'L .'l1 1 1 13' Tl 1 - sclvcs worthy ofthe I11111111-s11I'rI1eir pmirimws 11s c11pt111ns of thcsc teams. l1I'L lA'1IIl 1-ll. Al,V.' fll l'l 1', . 9. 111121211 1.12.1 DERS :XIII 1 gl 1-11 lc' ' -31 'cd hun scho I s Il -l lust I'11ll, lccr- ui 1-Av L 1 x xy S' in 2 K W '11 x .1 I 5 x x ' 1 ' 1 1 - .51 1 1 - if 11- -1 1 1 ' I 1 , .. l v... f BASEBALL SQUAD l ir.v1 Rrrzc'-G. lfuller, N. Carver, K. Hoffman, R. Shaw, P. Costley, li. Kelly .-X. Christensen, VV. Purcell, C. Taylor, lf. Taylor, C. Stone, Meliay: G. Mathieu, D. Bingham. .N'emz111'Ro-ze'-l.. Lund, P. Leavitt, I.. Beasley, C. likins, A. Slater, l.. Martini .-X. Ross, Markus, B. Francis, C. Chandler, V. Mclfarland, lf. jones, fi. Kt'llL'l', hl. lloggc. lhlrl' Rn-rv-f.-X. Kley, G. Markos, Mel'iarland, lf. Orton, li. Singleton li. Garner, W. hlewell, R. Blanch, V. Greenwell, C. Lang, ll. Beus, D. Parker D. Stoddard, P. W'estergard, l.. Lund, l'1. Brown, l.. Wilkenson, l . Morris B. Russell, R. Carter, R. l.owe, XV. Kendall, B. Child, H. Brimhall, Ri llodson, lf. Brown, H.Ogden, K. Bingham, ll. livertson, 'l'. Koga, lnjudkins. TRACK SQUAD 1 rrml Rate'-f'l'rainer -Ioseph Donahue, Byrne lfernelius, XYallace XVarren, jimmy Coletti, Rodney Saunders, Eldon Orton, Wayne Jensen, Darwin Costley, Ira Beasley, lildon Hadley, Bud Dixon, Ray Hodson. -h'l'I'U!1lIl RnwfCarlos Lang, Allvert xvlIT1Y'l16I', Ray Cottle, Eldon Garner, l.owell Dludkins, -lack Tliiunas, Bert Russell, -Iaek livertson, lfarl lford . lflliert lfmley, .Iohn l.arson, 'llrainer Carl Vlfallis. x v l : 9 H, .e. V 4 A-.W i sowomows Foo rrmrr snow fonscit-ntiously ilircctcal hy .-Xssistaint Conch hv2lI'kiI1S, the aipprcntinn f Warriors, Sophoinorcs :intl lfrcshnicn, lmvt- hccn cairncstlv training for thu! nnriority :la varsity .-Xthlctcs and incidentally winning honors in their o divisions of ,-Xthlctics. The Sophoniorc foothull squad PILIXCLI with tual tit won tww-lvc nf' its SiYlk'k'I1SL'1l9Ul1N,g1ll1K'S and pluccai second in the coin lvqngui' of l r'iwl1li1:1li tuqnns. 'lthu S1ll1IllDl1lH1'L' liziskvthzlll 1lggI'L'g1lfilH1 play lllbll-IL'1lg'llL' gznnws with North, Lewis, Industrial SCI10lli,ilI1ll the St. .loecp Svhool :intl was vivtorious in ilI5ID1'tl'4iIl12lfL'if' liallliofitliticvin'oi1l1l'crx. Ifjjc: W .fjffift-.1 ' ff troln Box l ,hh'r, Ugtlcn, North .lllI1iUI',1llNil.CVViS.'l'l1L' Frosh il1lSkCfi52lli out itx THE GOLDEN SPIKE GIRLS' ATHLETICS The primary function ofthe girls' athletic department is to afford its memhers the privilege ofclean, wholesome, athletic participation. ln order to do this a varied program, including many ofour most outstanding sports, has heen successfully presented. Archery has heeome the outstanding sport and a survey showed that more girls preferred archery than any other sport. This prohahly accounts for the success of the inter-school contests conducted lvctween Odgen and XN'cher lligh Schools. ln hoth contests the Wleher girls were victorious, making the highest scores. ln the spring the archery series was continued and contests were held with XN'eher College and Ogden High School. liasehall opened the series ofdifferent games played throughout the year, and in the spring the inter-cluh series was held. The squads have functioned lwetter, the Sophomore classes are larger and a great deal of interest has heen shown in girls' gym work. llit pin and archery followed hasehall, and an inter-class series of hit pin was conducted. During the winter months the inter-cluh series of volley hall was played, with the Girls' Athletic Association heing victorious. The silver loving cup offered to the winning cluh was presented to this organization hecause of its successful season. lfor the second successive year the posture team was entered at the Provo meet, along with a track team and entries in original dance numhers. The Girls' Athletic Association, a phase of the Girls' Athletic program, continues and has again heen active in its field. lts main contrihutuion was the lfine Arts Review, which was presented March 6, and featured inter- pretive, tap, adagio, hallroom and national dancing. The theme this year was story hook land, and interpretations from the Bihle. This Review received the support of a large and appreciative audience. Nliss Brinton is the advisor ofthe Girls' Athletic Association and the otlicers are: lfdith lierrett, president, Mary Gihson, secretaryg Rhea Child, reporter, and Tillie Coletti, athletic manager. The managers of the various sports are: Geneva Childs, volleyliall, lrene Beasley, dancing, Nlildred Cragun, track, Phyllis jones, haskethall, l.eone Christenson, hasc hall, Nlidred lirown, posture, Ortell Ileslop, archery, Ruth Taylor, hit pin, and Nlaxinc XYclsls winter sports. L.. - -1 .1 FINE ARTS REVIEW BQ., EY BALL I '- FINE ART ARCHERY CHAMPS 5 QUAD Mi L'D'R E'D CRAGUN A 'U 4 5 urn CROQUET A SPACE 'FILLER 1934 POSTURE SQUAD w ' 1 A A A Il I 'PULL HARD gf ACATION lit -me om BALL GAME .. LK , fl ..-, 4. , ..,. I .,.,x, ' AJ,.'-All-I-112 . 1 'x 'RELAXING co4.u,mR1.s? if 1 gf?,'g , yrs , ..n QQ , 2 1 TU -' VW., ,VI . , 'M k5,,,':j,r.'iag'4twI - .Q Wy ,Mun - ,J 'v 5 'S' flag f M 1 DANCING GIRLS THE 'Discus 'nmowzn ? 'GET SET ' GO DRAMA - MUSIC - FORENSICS V V -,dl ,Y ' 7:77 , E4-Y , C' f -fu' '- A -il-4: 'f , -5:-1-1 m'57'qa,4z'-Ev 4 ---f,-, fi- -mr --'Q A-lf-f -f , A wi- Q n v-f' 'Q F r 'v O li - -,- U - 0 w.? ,, ' HONOR ROLL DRAMA Wll,l+'ORD KAPP SCO'l l' WANGSGARD PllYl.l.lS BRADLIQY l.ll,l.lAN S'l'liWAR'I' DON STODDARIJ l,OWlil.l, STONE AARON ROYLANCI4. INF! ANDERSON MUSIC .IAY BIQUS -IUNIV, TAYLOR l+'I,ORliNCl'f WARRIQN HOWARD RANDALI, l,Il.l.lAN S'l'liWAR'l' l,l'l,A IIlI,I. HICNRY IQKINS NlliRl.lf. Al.I,l-'N OR'l'lCI.l. IIICSLOI' FORENSICS I-'.l.l.If.X Sl'RR.-Xiili RIQYA KNOWIMS Bl'.'l'l I ARCI IIBAI ,IB ill I .l!lCR'l'.-X KN ICKICRISUCK l',R THE GOLDEN SPIKE I: ---1-C .1-1 DRAMATIC ACTIVITIES Several innovations distinguish the dramatic activities of the 1934-jg season. First, a one act play contest was conducted during the Fall in which twelve elulms entered groups of players. After a preliminary tryout of the original entries was conducted the numlwer was reduced to four. The play Not Quite Such a Goose presented hy Mr. Farr's Advisory class was de- clared winner of first place. During the Christmas Holidays a group of interested faculty members and students contributed their services gratuitously under the direction ot' Mr. joe VVilliams of the University of Utah in the construction of a reversilale all wood interior stage set, said to he one of the liest in the city. The set was used in the production of the school play. The preliminary direction of the school play was given hy hir. Farr, lwut when he accepted a position as radio announcer of Station KDYI., Salt Lake City, Miss Brinton succeeded him and completed the production. ln April the one act play Dead lVlen Can't Hurt You was presented under the direction of Mr. Wyatt and entered in the B. Y. U. Dramatic Con- tests in Provo. 3. ii i- THE GOLDEN SPRKE TAKE MY ADVISE llud XVUZIVCI' Arm NYL-axvm 'llm 'l'l1:1y4'l' Kcrry Yam Kind -luscpll xvC1lVL'l', , Nlrs. Wcnvu Bragdluy Cla-ment Nl.1rcll.1 Scott SCHOOL PLAY C'.,XS'l' Ulf Cl I.-XR.'XL l'l-QRS XYlll1u'll Rupp l'l1yllls Bradley lhm Stoddard .-Karon Ruylzmcc Scutr Wnngsgaml l,llllz1n Stewart lnwcll Stone Inez .-Xmlcrsun 1.1 11- . il. ...- it AN OLD SPANISH CUSTONI C .-X K1lfllL'I'll1L' Hurling llenrmee llwrne Stanley Darling Nlnrm lhrmnm Willmelmium Dau' Sllns llzly llmm .luxe Runmn R Pzltrlela lNlurpl1y' Nluggie Nlurplmy Stare l'ullL'e Ufllter L'l1ln1mmn OPERETTA Sl Ulf' Cl I.-XRAL l'liRS l.ulnII1Il ljllilm Stewart llowxxnl Ralmlxlll Urfel lleslup lflurenee XVLITFCII Nlerle Allen lverzl .lay liens llenry lfkirw .lune rllilyllll' Cilen lfllix lieltlm llinglmm THE GOLDEN SPIKE S PERSONNELCHFBAND Maxine llonian, sponsor, .lennalwee Ballif, sponsor, lleverl Saunders, Drum Major, Herman Green, :Xss't Drum Major, Mr. Pettigrew, Director. Ursel Allred, Russell Allred, l,orin Aaron, Robert Blair, Glen Charlton Alan Christianson, Grant Chugg, Ray Charlton, Max Chadwick, Lois Choule, Ray Cottle, Dale Clark, l-larry llayliuff, jack Deamer, Della lillison, Clitlird l'i0llilT11ll1, Glen lfuller, Madge Fowles, Anna Fernelius, lfverrett Gilxlmy, Ortell Heslop, Grant Holland, Carl Hart, Mellia Jorgensen, Wallace Knight, Wells Leavir, liugene Maw, Richard Orrock, Alvin Phillips, Rolwert Parker, NVilliam Purcell, Mayland Parker, Danny Peterson, Charles Roliinson, l.ouis Southwick, Marie Showell, Leona Sandman, Nona Rae Stanton, Helen Starkey, Keith Simister, lfdna Thompson, Glen Vance, Donna Vance, l,e Roy Van De Graff, Arthur Vlrlheeler, Jean VVelmli, Don YVilson Alice VViddison, Maxine VVelmlm, Ruth Wlelmlm, Betty VVest, Velma XVvatt. ORCHESTRA Pianislx--Iennalmee Ballif, Josephine Stoker. Serzled-Virginiai Hall, Helen King, Herman Green, l,ois Stanton, Don VVilson, Glen Vance, -lack lleamcr, l,ois Choules, llarry liaylnifli, Marie Vanzant, Margaret Yan lie Graff. .N'lunding'-'Nlarie Showell, lidna Thompson, Rolmert Parker, hlellma jorgcn- son, Richard Orrock, Charles Rolminsa mn, llrscl .-Xllred, Russell A-Xllred, Rolmert Blair, Mr. Pettigrew. 1- ., ii.- -- QW tg RUQXY' THE C-SCLDEN SPIKE RAY LAMB l,l'ClI,I.l-'. MANNING lNIARGARli'l' JHNSICN l'HYl,l.lS BR.-XDl.l'fY MILDRIQD BROWN JOHN UI'llCKliNS l-1l.I.liN SURRAGH lilI,Bl-XR'l'.-K KN'lCKl-iRliROCKl-IR VIRGINIA li'ACKRliI.I. Rl-IVA KNOWIFS Rl-'.'l'lI ARCHIHALIJ FORENSICS Ililll'l 0l'l'l1Slk'ClZlSS orgaiiifcnl into a club at the beginning of thc year and funetionenl under a mnstitution and umler the clireetiun nl-its eleL'teduHi1:ersg Kirk Graff, presidentg l.ucille Man- ning, vice-presiilentg Phyllis llranlley, secretary: and Roy Blanch, reporter. Although Forensic eluli menilrers niaintaineul the leadership in lforensie activities, an extensive Fnrensis: program nrliereil oppertunities tu all to contest llir personal development in speech work and Llelmatc. lfarly in the scliool year, Kirk Graff, Phyllis Bradley, Ellen Surage and Margaret Jensen participated in a State llelvate Tourney in Salt Lake. ln the VV:-ber College Contest the entire elulv was entered in oratury, exteniporaneous speaking, and debate. As a pre-season preparation liar the ll. Y. ll. tuurnanient, limrensic relations were initiated with Box lilder High School in :i nleliate of the state questinn. ililumse who entered the li. Y. U. tuurnanient were Gillscrta Kniekerlmeker, lillen Surrage, lieth Areliilialtl and Reva Knowles. ln March rhe eluli sponsored two new nlelmte tnurna.nierits. Une was an inter-class series fifclelvates in wliieli twin reams liriun every lfnglisll class in the schmil we reentereil and which was wun by Carl Wallis anil Arthur Slater, a senior attirmative team, aiul Merle :Xllen and Doris Luwaler, a soplinnuire negative team. The uther was a junior High Selmril tourney wnn hy llureli Creek groups. The liewis Uramrical Contest, S. .-X. R. contest, and a tlual meet with Ogden High was entered by representatives ul' Weller lwut pulvliratimm ul' winners was inipussilile lu-cause the fontest was ln-lil sn late in the season. -... ----1 ..... ,i-1 1 4 ...... L., PUBLICATIONS f 'S I ff! lux all 5 S HU HUWJ Qf 'QllwlUJ1Ilf'7'mi: X Aww mxrmldul ll .,,, 5' 1 u h N45 M X X M ,ff fi17,ff xg 2 3. l gl li zrumm a I ' img ,,.,, ,,,,,g3 ,.,,, H-'F -fwm'wgnZsrL - Q Fin , .,,...., . - I g22 wwymmrw Ii kimllw ,- 56.515 'f Q- A ,V 4 ah f,f trnnlniyq f r , ff ' 11 O H ,f f ,HMM 'QV' I 'Of Wm, ffff,f iwa' HONOR ROLL 1+'l.ORliNCH WARREN IAYIN DI.-XCKSON HOWARD RANDALL RUTH CHRIS'l'lANSliN ROBIQRT Bl..-XIR NIHRLIQ Al.l.IiN RUTH BURNH.-XM SCO'lvl' WANGSGARI7 THE GOLDEN SPIKE THE GOLDEN SPIKE The objective of the Golden Spike statl' this year has been to place in the hands of the students a book which has between its covers a resume' ol' the memories of their school days and to bring to mind in later years the friends, Aioys and sorrows that originated within the walls otidear old XVeber. To the following we wish to express our thanks and appreciation for the conscientious work they have done in helping us to reach this objective: to hlr. Xvestergard, the year-book advisor, who has always been ready and will- ing at any time to offer his ideas and corrections which have made our book better and more complete, to l,aVin ackson, assistant editor, who has been a liaithliul member ol' the stall' and has always been ready to do more than her part, tu lit-Yerl Saunders, our artist, who has so vividly portrayed our pioneers and has developed the theme ol our book, to l,ola lleamer who had charge ol' the Club division, to .lake llocl-L for his tine work in the athletic section, to lloward Randall for his contribution to the Class division, fo lilva Baird, Don Neilson, and Ruth Taylor for their work in the feature section, to Vyilliord Kami who assisted with the typing, to lflbert lfmily and Glen lfllis for our snap section and the variety ol' pictures included in it, and to Kathleen Graham who represented the lfreshman Class, and to Ruth Christiansen, Business Manager, and her assistants, Robert Blair and Nlerle Allen lior the eH'icient wav in which the book was financed. Altliough our book this year was under Financial limitations which necessitated the reduction ot' size of cuts and combining ol club pictures, we sincerely hope that the book will be appreciated and favorably accepted. ..E- 1 A ..-.1 ,-Q 11 TH E GOLDEN SPIKE GOLDEN SPIKE STAFF l I.ORliNCI'I WARREN RUTH CHRlS'I'l'fNSFN Enrrma nusmrtss MANAGER DeYliRl, SAUNDHRS ROBERT' BIAIR .'XR'l'lS'I' .ass r nusmnss M.AxN,u:12u ,IAKIQ HUCK Nll'1Rl.H .-Xl,l.liN A'l'lH.H'l'Il'S ,xss r nuslxass 1x1.-maria IDI..-X IUIC.-XMHR HOWARD RAND.-Xl.l. nuns vmssns l.uVlN JACKSON FINA BAIRD .-xss r um um FEA'I'l?RHS lil.BHR'l' HlVlll.Y DON NIHLSON l'H0'l'UGRAl'HER Fm'l'1fRl2s K,-Yl'Hl.HHN GR.-KH.-XM WILFORD K.-XPP I-'RESHMEN RUTH 'l'.-XYLOR lf ri.-vw R las 'rv I' 1 wr ..- s-1a -1 ,.1- S THE GOLDEN SPIKE IIICIIIQR l'AR'I'I'1R RIVI'lI IHURNIIAIXI ARIIIA IQYRIV, SCO'l I' W.-XNGSGARD IVAIC lXIARSHrXI.l, MARION S'I'lCYliNS CARI. WAI ,I ,IS -lllNI'1S'I'0IJI3ARID 'IOSIQPII IJONAIIIIIQ GII,BIiR'I'A KNICKIQRIIOCKIQR BISTH ARCHIBALD THE CHIEFTAIN 'l'his year the Seriptus Magnus Cluh determined To pulalish a school wa wer worthv ol' the standards and ideals ofour school. liditors an editorial . ' . . - I , . . stall and liusiness statl were chosen and or fanized under the direction ot the .' .5 . advisors, Mr. Wyatt, Mr. Brown, and lVliss Lhadwick. A contest was held lor the wur wose ofchoosing aname and the ones elected was The Chieftain . ,. I I - . . Ihrough the efforts of the advisors and club memhers this paper has heen published nearly every week and has supplanted the VVeher Warrior News in the Standard Examiner. liach cow has wroven a source of information and enjoyment to the students. The C hieltain has lieen printed in an Ogden Printinr Otlice hut next vear we howe to have our own irintinr iress. i I E- 1 . I ' E Copies have heen sent to other schools who have sent us their paper in return. We feel that we have started a valuable and worth while project. .---o 4-- .1-4-1' l. VOCATIONAL COM PET l'l'l0N Xkx A Y X Nib RX , ' X f ,l -..e- 'r -s,gv-NL - 2' -1.-5 7 '44....... -.fur .1 A H. ...Ef- IIONOR ROLL Rl l'll BURNIIANI l .lA'A l5If,lf. CQARNIQR FRANK WOOl.liY IVLOYID MAI..-XX VIOHN WICSSIXIAN NIIRIQ AYONIJI-','l' 'lliN.ABlili BAl,l,Il CI,.AUIllf. ANIJICRSON IDA MASON SUYIVI' XYANCISGARID IIOWARID RANlJAI.l, NORMAN 'l'HONll'SON BARBARA Illllflf' Rll.l.llf. Slll'R'l'l.llflf THE GOLDEN SPIKE PH lI,l ,I P 'l'RO'I I'l-IR VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE In addition to studying academic courses in the class room, Agriculture students participate in many other activites annually sponsored by the Future Farmers of America. Among these this year was the public speaking contest in which more than a hundred lf. lf. A. students participated, out ot' which Phillip Trotter for the second year was chosen winner, The flower show and P. F. A. Ball at which Miss Lurinda Brigqs was chosen Harvest Queen, our smokeless smokers, initiations, and minor contests in checkers, horse shoe pitching, rahlait hunting, hasket hall and judging! met with great success. AWARDS Arvel Stratford-U. P. Scholarship Phillip Trotter Project Winner lirnest Bouwhuis-Altcrnate for ll. P. Scholarship lidwa rd l,arsen--Outstanding Leadership KIWANIS AWARDS Harry Yamashita ,,,Y ,, .e,,.t. ..Bf'et.f Norman Thompson , ,. ,,,, ,,P0l1zlof.f Darrel Carden ....... Melvin Hogge :Xrnell Staley, ,. Woodrow Anderson , ,,,,,Pouflr1v Ralph Chadwick , , ,, ,Drzifjv OGDEN LIVESTOCK SHOW Clyde Wade ,, ,, A. ., ,. ,,Crnp,v junior McKay Darrel Carden l.uther Comhe gi. . 1 '1 , , ,Crnpx ,, , ,Crops l'n1z!!rjv 4--1nnl i QL. Bill Shurtilrl' .. ,. .. Jimmie lfavero john Russo ,, , Darrel Carden , George Markos .. Banff , ,Grain Fruit ., ,-Swinr 'l'urke'v.v Sheep Beef ,Dzzirir THE GOLDEN SPIKE r. ,go . . ff ft DON Ol,Sl-IN CI.AUDl+I ANDERSON SCOT' M ICLVIN HOGGIQ MIKE AVONDPT NORMAN THOMPSON SCOTT WANGSGARCD Bll,I,ll'I Sl-lURTl,ll lf .-Xlthough the stock, poultry and seed judging teams won nooutstanding places this year in the competitions at the Ogden Livestock show, the experience and knowledge gained will lie valuable in helping them to win at the state convention to he held at Logan this summer. ll' they do so it will enahle them to compete in the national conventions at Kansas City and Portland. The Stock-iudging team oflast year while at the State Convention won noteworthy awardsg Raymond jones received First place among all -iudges and Melvin Peterson, second. The teams this year are working hard hoping to do even hetter than thc past teams have done. STOCK JUDGING TEAM I' WANGSG,-XRD NORMAN THOM PSON liIl,l,lli SHURTl.llfl+' SEED JUDGING TEAM DON Ol,SliX l'llll.l.ll' TROTTIQR Mlil.YlN IIO POULTRY JUDGING TEAM Ml K I-I AVON DHT CIAUIDIQ AN DICRSON ,.1 THE GOLDEN SPIKE Sseonn YEAR 'l'r:AM FRANK WOOLICY RUTH BURNHAM JOHN WIQSSM AN I nts'r YEAR Tmtrvi BARBARA Hlllflf HOWARD RANDALL l'1l.VA Dlili GARNI R FLOYD MALAN IDA MASON .I HNABHI-1 HAI I Il --1 .ull i .1--v TYPEING Under the capahle instruction of Miss Daniels the type teams were trained correctly and eliieiently and were conses tluently kIll1lllliiCkl to journey to Provo on March zo, limp: Tu enter the State Contest. 'lihe contest included 390 typists out of which our second year team, lfrank VVooley, Ruth Burnham, and -Iohn NVessman won third place hy writing an average of 58 words a minute. Although the first year team did not place in the contest Miss Daniels reported that they did very good work and that she was proud of them. 'lio the type teams we express our appreciation for their ef- forts and the honor they have hrought ns. 42 1- ORGANIZATIONS ii ee, T' , C,-X l l'A l N .I A M IQS B RK JWN The curly traippers never attempted to colonize 'AOgden's Hole how- ever much they liked the tei'i'itoi'yg they were content to make the spot simply ll liezldquawters for their lin' trading lwusiness. Captain Bl'lJW'l1,1lSflll'kly main of medium height, hailing from North Qqllfllllllil,l1UWCVL'l', had il different view lJlic32:ftlL'l1'S llole when he first Cilllll' there August IN, 1847 from Salt Luke on his wily to Caililiornigi with the Mormon Bzlttulion. ,lillCKlL'l'1lL'lll7lt'I1I' cannped nenn' Clootlyeaiik fort for the night. Captain Brown und his sons, :Xlex :ind jesse, who were with him liked it very much. Goodyear offered to sell it to him liecnnse the country was becoming to thickly populated for him, Brown didn't halve the money then lint the lKlL'1l of colonizing the site appealed to him strongly. When the lmttailion was discharged in California, the men shared in the diweoverx' of gold nt Suttefs lfort. With some of this gold, the money which the government gave him for his services in the war, :ind possihly some from lirigliann Young, who faivoretl the move, Captain Brown was prepnretl to negotiate with Goodyear who still wanted to sell his holdings. 'l'he tmiisalctiori was eoinlileted :ind for S3000 Brown lieeznne IJUSSCSSibI' of the cilNNll'L'1ll' tI'LlCt. -1 is I THE GOLDEN SPIKE I lfl ,ORICNCIH W.-Xl .l .ACH RUTH WI LFORD RUTH WARREN WARREN BURNHAM KAP? Cl-IRISTIANSHN WEBER IION OR CLUB Gaining entrance tn the Weher Honor Cluh is scholnsticully the highest 1lfI'1lll1lTlL'llI'0l4ilVVZlI'l'l0l'.'lql1t' Honor Cluli is the Hull of lfalme of Vvelier High, :xml hy zulcling his name tn its rolls il lVurrior is assured ll permanent niche annong the fzlmnus ul. the school. l.AuR.ix Ai.i.lcN NORMA ANDERSON l'il.l.l-1N lhlziiifia .'E'Il'l'A lifxizknk l,owm.i. Bullllilill l'liAv.i' lhimiila XN'.Ax'NH li.-xkiuii: l.0RliNli B.-'lam-:ix -lor: CHANlJl.r:l: 'J-ZONARD CHRlS'l'l-INS!-IN Nl.-XRY llmur jrmas Ijllill l'lLOYlJ lffxkk KA'rHEiuNr: l'l.-XRR lliawm' lu-xvlzlw l.,i-ZGRANIJIQ WARD ....-1 ee e,..- L-A - i. -- WEBER HONOR ROLL NVll.miuJ lfowleks l,nu1sGu.Anwm,i. R1eHAiu:GuAEHi, cihlixl CQREENVVELI D.-xwsox HAl.ES VERNON Hoi.MEs Alixlxins lll'N'l'l-IR Rum .ll-INSEN IQUBERT -'ONES YVHNI' l.lNnsAY l.i'Hl.l. Mel,mx lfixwx NICKAY IRELURES NloN'l'f:mx-min' l,ii I I'll'li Oirrox Ylilllll Pnwari. Axel-lm RICHARDSON jmvias Russian. Bnfyriucn SARHAQH VERIJQ SHAW' JOHN SARLO l'il.lJA Si-asm: ll-nun' SMITH ,-XLICE SORENSEN Bon S'rRA'rmRn XvHEA'l'LEY 'l'Ai'l.oR Zssw. rl'Ai'i.nR IJAN 'IQHOMAS R1'nni.vH VAN KAMI-HN l'iDXVARD WADE GM' WANr:sr:,uun THE GOLDEN SPIKE PEP CLUB It has lieen saitl ut' Basketlvall that without the sixth man it is tlithcult fur a team tn fight for victory. During the past year it has lveen the aim uf the l'ep Cluli to instill within the sixth man pep antl enthusiasm and a greater interest in tht- variuus activities. 'l'he Pep flulw has ainienl tu excel anal tu k'IlCUllI'l1gL' others to excel. 'l'he nienilvers have cuntluctetl interesting assemlmli es, parties, antl dances and have supported the cnnstructive ietivities tlimtiglnmllt the school year. l'ntler the leatlership ut' the advisors, Nliss Brintun antl Nlr. 'l'aylur, antl the president l lm'ence Warren, activities tu the nienilwers. O ut' the cluli have lveen cretlitalile to the sclmul and szitisfyiiig 'TR 'Q-'..,.. 'J . 5-x-,, Q, lf' f .3 il i i ix -Y Y ,E .4 if S 1,4 ,-f i' - P . l , 1 .Il'NlV. SHIV.l'.-XRD Nlll.IDRIf.I3 IRRUWN I.Ul..X IHCXN XIVF PFI-'NIl7F l l'l'F4lllFN'i NFl'PFI'Xl- 1 . s. .X ,. , .,. . BELLES LETTRES SOCIETE' lhc lisllcs l,L-ttrcs rcsumctl its work this yt-:lr with ll rc- ricvvctl Lcst :lftcr the success ul' the prccccnling ycnr. 'lihci cmmncncctl activity with ai tlcsire tu uttuin their purpusv ul' llevcluping am aippreciatiun of gmail litcr:1turc . During rhis yt-nr the girls wcru rt-.luirctl to rcaul at least um- mmlcrn mwcl ll month :mtl P2lYS.lllklgI11L'llf upon thc lmnk in thc form of ai written criticizm. Sucizlls werc lwlti mics at mtmrh at the lmmcs of thc mcmlwrs in miincctimi with the muntlily meetings. Thu girls have fllllftiklglily unhioyml pnrticipgitiun in tht-sr ilL'llVlflL'Q1ll1LltlL'9lI'l'SllCCt'SSl-lll ctmtimizitiim Ill-l'lll'flllll. ' he s.- A 15 l3l .YliRl. S:XUNlllfRS RUTH CllRlS'l'liNSl-IN l'iNABT'il'i BALl,ll srieRE'l'AkY l'kr:slm2N'r VICE-l'RESlDEN'l' K L I SCRIPTUS MAGNUS lg ' L The Seriptus Magnus Clulm is the result ol the reorganiza- gl tion ofthe former News Reporters Cluh. This cluli has complete V If charge of the Weber High -Iournahstic Department. lhe en- Lf ' eouragenient of line journalism is the purpose of the eluh. The organization was well represented at the High School lournals W . , , . N ',. KJ ist s LUIIVCIIUOII at Provo Utah, lleceinher H, 11134. With the 9' return of the representatives came new ideas on journalism X and the perpetuation of good, interesting writers within the , ' , . . . i 'Y school. lhe cluli has alone connnentlahle workin sponsoring the gli pulwlishing of the NN'elwer XYarrior News and the Chieftain. lts jf activity and aceornplishments have tlistinguishetl it among the elulrs ol the school, , . N .hw-1212 rl . f' l 2gJ.j,U,m.l.. .HUM my,--, . L. ,,,.f'1lS,::1'3q cfm-is '-'.,r.- A 'tug I .-n 1'1- , . ,...t.:4:si1em,-1rfwasfffrasmirsfiliarlsmnmiti.pl 2 ff 5 firm , . --f. ., .. A ww QRf.Q-xx . f - FUTURE HOME MAKERS OF AMERICA f NI,-X'l'l.ll5.-X C'Ul,l,l .'l l'l I.URINllrX BRIGGS Nl .l.l5.A B,-Xll.l'W SI-ZVILI-2'l'.-XRY PRHNIUHNI YIVI-2-I'lLl-LNIIII-INl J' FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA K IHLI. Sl lUR'l'l.ll l DON.-XI.ll Ol.Slf.N Nlllilf, .-XYUNUI RI I'1lR'l'I-ill l'RI25llHiN'l Yll'lf-l'Rl'1SlUlfXl L 5. I A A711 -A : f5rQs'.':.u5L4. vimvvxl ,ht ,, . WHO' VVHO AT WEBER WIIJVORIT K.-XPP I'HYl,l.lS l1RfXlJl.lf,Y XY.-XI.l.:XC'l , XYARRIQY 3, l'RITSIIHfNI iIil'IUi'l',-XIQY x'irli-lwuiwllxlix 1' I GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Nl.-Yl'l,l DA-X COl,l.lf'l l'l MARY GI BSON lfl7I'l'H IHCRRI-1'l l' 1 .x'rm.l-t ru' M xx usual: sm-rua,-x'1'lu' l'lLliSlIHiN'I' ' 3 I . f Z ,A .:'-,fY7',f,I-,zmgin-1:72 . .'l'.'w'.1' .11.g4,,',, 'G - LFE L 4- KOMING KEMISTS CLUB IIQS COl,l.I-'.'l l'l lil 'RNlf.'l l' NIANYHX CPXRI. XY.-Xl,l..M'l' FI-l I'l lik . l'lLI'NllJl'1NI Xl L-Pr'!:ilL1F ,I LES BON AMIS ll XMCI, RIJl4INrl-,JN linux wi-Lssxli-xx XI.I-l'l'IH-INIIJI-QNI PR!-f5llll-XXI IJII LAMBDA TAU DELTA Alas smxl-1 NIQIBA B.-XII,IiY CI..-XIIIJIC ,mu llil'I'lIIl wXL I'IX'I'I'Y M.'XN-Xiilfili NIZURIQI'-XILY FORENSICS , s mulwl-LY KIRK cslulflf l.lICIl.l.Ii MAN I'IIW I I I IQVRIZIXRN 1'uns1m:x'1' vlvl-2-l'1u-ixxlmxm JINI s , l ,l7l'l'll ll.-XMINION MYRA BINGI l.-XXI Nlll,l5Rl .l7 Y.-KN l,lflil'XX l'RliNlDliN'l xl-ittlllflfxkx x'ici-imkiasilmi-its i' f' W N If SOCIAL SERVICE WORKERS Aniurig several new clulvs urgziniletl in our scliuul this year is tlic S. S. W.,:1 cluli uf' at tlilliercnt type, that lizxs as une uf' its purposes the pru- Q mntiun ul- Suciail Service zuncmg students. By giving atssistzlnce to neetly vi students, :incl lwy attempting to pmnmte :i feeling ull frientlsliip tlirnuglinut , tlie scliuul the clulw hats realli' lween xi group ut' sucinl WuI'licFs, I, . c ' . . 4 . . . , . . . - ln :ultlitiun tu tlus tliei' halve ppirticipntctl in tlie vairinus activities of the sclmnlg they cuntluctetl :in usscnilily :intl spurisuretl at tlaincc tu :iid in the luimlitiurni cnnipziign. Altlimugli when first cunceivenl tlie clulm was perlizips nn experiment, tlie Sucigil xYlll'liL'liS lixivc lveen tlccitlccllv successliull :intl it is lm wctl tllait it will i uf continue intlchnitly :intl :is ctmnnentlailuly as it lmegain. 1. 'I' , .4 . ,. ,-.ii ,J i 1 'V' -ff, , ' 7 v 1- 1 A I ,W ri '---. , i A A m,.,,V .Ffh FEATURES F 3 fr 'xy ' f of I EN 'QW r 1 L, ql libel -rn-L'-'53 I- - ...Flu saggy ,- 1, www l11 1848 the territory including our present W'el1er County was ceded to the United States. We-her County was organized hy the General Assemlaly ofthe provision- al state of Deseret in the winter of 1840-50. ln the fall of 1850 Governor Young sent 11p a large portion of the year's emigration from the States, most- lv American families who had gathered on the frontier in Missouri during the several preceeding years of removal of the communities to Utah. Of the Goodyear claims, Captain Brown retained only two or three hundred acres and, without price or question of their rights, allowed l1is fellow colonists to settle in the country. By 1850 settlers had liegun to establish claims in the sections now known as Slaterville, North Ogden, llintah, llarrisville and Riverdale. It was also in 1850 that a man ll1lI1lCll Stuart accidently shot llll lndian chief in llarrisville and ma11y ofthe settlers had to leave their lands and remain in the lfort at Ogden for safety from the irate natives who attacked the settlement of North Ogden in their search for Stuart. ln 13:1 the Spanish wall was huilt around Ogden for protection as population had so increased that the stockadc was inadequate. THE GOLDEN SPIKE SOCIETY lt is May lf, the school season of .gg is lmrought to a close with many happy memories of school social events in my mind. l open a smlll chest and as I lift the Iitl, faded Howers and crumpled dance cards are revealed. l pick up one and then another and still another. Here is one that brings to my mind the delightful Get-.-Xcluainted dance sponsored lay' the Student Council for the purpose of having all students, new and oltl, mike new acquaintences and renew oltl, for the coming school ye.u'. The next represents the I . lf. .-X. Ball and l'ilUWCI' Show. Ir provetl to lie the lovliest and gayest Ball in the history of the cluli. And here is a small red and lwlacli tilslwon that recalls clearly to my mind the delightful fliristmas party sponsored hy' the l'ep flulw antl S. S. XV. Cluli. 'lihe next card reminds me that Io-it proved to lie very successful year for Matinee dances. 'lihe Senior Matinee was sponsored to raise funds for the Senior Gift, and was one ot' the lsest parties till the year. What is this? The card ot' the Sophomore llop. 'lihe Sophomore's proved themselves capalile ot' carrying on school social affairs and activities at lN'el1er lligll School in coming years. VVl1at school year would lie complete without a very deliglitliul Girls' Dance? 'l'he dance ol- this year with its streamline hearts and tiny sparkling cupitls matle a perliect liaclsfgrountl for the very charming Xlasine lloman. who was chosen Miss We-lver , and our handsome Ullappy lYarrior, james Colletti. 'lihe dance this year was quite uni.iue and Iiar surpassed the Cupid's Hall of preceding years. One glance at the next card carries me away to a lialmy, llawaiin at- mosphere. On :Xpril io, we all spent a delightful evening on the shore-1 otigay llawan. liut l ani awakened Irom my dream and reinintled that in reality it was the 'lunior Prom that carried me to the pleasant Isles ot the Pacific. 'liheothercards and souvenirsin the chest remind me of the less impor- tant social activities in the form ol' clulw parties ol' various types, such as, parties, theater parties, hikes and dinner parties. 'l'hese events not only helped to enrich my own life hut also those oliother participants. I close the Intl ol the chest and place it hack upon the shell where students may, for years hence, open and he reminded ol' their hippy' ex' periences at lvelier. ,..Y - , - 1. lui-1 1 '1- , L-- SOCIETY I . lf. A. BALI LUPIIYS BALI NIOR PRUNI V., , ,-, f TT 1653 'fqty 'O' 5 'fdxwl' K ' 9 '11 23 . K V .3 X ! hr' L ':','. '- ,L FA' I I ... ,, .I H '- L NEAR A TOUCHDOWN I L TIME OUT FORLUNCH UNCH REUM is v . Ewwfkfg ENTERING cncnaw - 1 m HARV EY AT BEARRIVER AGMNST OGDEN RALLY ADEMONSTRATION ARRW AL YOU WtT!-4 NORTH Cl-RCHL IN ELY 'PARADE E ALL WET ACTION SNAKI: 'DANC off roR A GOAL AcfA1m ST Noam CACHE A PEP 'RAL LY ' Lf: . mm? -TRAMP - TRAMP 453 sow-JuNnoR Tue-of-WAR OUR GRIDIRON A Af . 132- A lg' .Af . 1: :QE A A9 71 rx gf 13 ' 5121.53 Q fy f ' - x-git 1 A A OVERCROWDED -' ' ? ARMISTICE DAY PARADL A ni.. A ELY, NEVADA . --. FOOTBALL HEROES BETWEEN 25TH AND zw' sfs 'DONOVAN .I TSK' isylw ' . A R 4 ' fi' 'Q ., x, Y 'AT THE 'BEACH ' s gif? 1 gan 5 MUGKETEERS Q CAMPING OUT f THDRSTY JOE A X ZA , bw: 5 Q. ' Y W . JEAN BAT:-ms w K we , ,. DIRTY FEET, ,nf ,ig 'PHYLLIS INVHATI AN me-wuz. or vou ' MECH AN ICS 'L Q-W I A 5 lr X - lm 1 Y Q WEBER 5 DANCING GIRL ,Lu LQ 9: L7 as , P . X STKANGLER ELLIS SLOW-MEN -WORKING .1 L- sf, ' 4' gl . Q if MEAE XTH E E E PLAIN CITY L ! A8'fl': CARLOS LANG TRIO 31 ' :vw J Ansf WW'- CARLQ2 SHIRLEY C U-I-E 1 PJ and-'fn SPRING: FEVER W USE A HANUKEKCHIIIF UpT0 mg rr's A I 'BANANNA OLD TRUCKS JUST A auucn or mens L L suowmcf 1 if x ? ARTIFICDAI. ? EDITOR AND AD VISOR AT IT AGN N MISS WEBER ' ff- i , 4. P:- g' C 'fI,'1', T, M I'-GQ Tll I IF 3' 'I M- AND HIAPPY WARRIOR , 'YOUNG CARTER -f ,.4.,. ,Q vp .wr .'. ... .Q , -,-,,,- OUR ,ARTIST GRAND MA PULLS STRINGS GRANDMA WAS ABSLNT N0 lZ3,456,7B9 J OURN A LISTS AT me Pnovo couvarmou JUST FOR JUSTIN , 1-, I 1, 4.-af' , HUST OF A FRESHMAN NOT QUITE SUCH A GOOSE PULCHRITUDE. BALLET DANCER3 AN1'J TH: vmmw Snu PURSUED HER !!?f ...,-uf:'Qf?fzfs?z1'f:,eqes f ll rw' 53. , K I ll . I 1, .-' '. ' TRAYMSPORTATION PROBLEMS A ,15,THARVEY vs. ? A MODEST MAQDENS ESHMEN F X Q 5,3 ' IDOLS fs '7 aiu' FR I '91 Vg' Qmcvn Mo-mens ,- , 9 if - VAN BALUF IN Prlovo JIMMY , I9 'v' .ww f- ,. ik ONE-ROUND' BRADLEY vs. LUCKY BEAR PLAYQNQ, BEAR RQVEPX BUDDIES KNOCKCUT JENSEN WEBER ssmanmzv Enucmomm EXCURSJON-SALT LAKE THE GOLDEN SPIKE SENIOR CLASS ACHIEVEM ENTS BETH ARCHIBALD Spanish Club 'jjg Chieftain Stall' 'jqg l.amba 'l'au Delta 'jgg lforensic Club 'jqg Scriptus Magnus 'jgg l.es Bon Amis 'jgg School Debate Squad 'j5. NllKl'1 AVONDIQT I . l . A. Club 'jj '34 'jgg l . I . A. Stock judging 'l'eam 'jgg Vice-President of l . l . A. Club 'j4 'jgg Project l.eader 'ICQ K. K. K. Club 'MZ Kiwanis Prize li Cl.AlllJli AN DIQRSUN l . lf. A. Club 'jj E4 'jgg lf. l . A. Poultry judging Teain 'jgg l . l . A. Project Leader 'jig Student Council 'jcg Student Body President 'j5. Kl.l'lli Bl'iRl,lN Operetta 'jjg Pep Club j4 'jig Year Book Statl' 'j4g Home lfcononiics Club 'jig Pep Club Play 'j5. PHYl.l.lS BRADLEY lforcnsic Club Secretary 'jqg VVho's VVho Secretary 'jgg Vice President Senior Class 'jgg School Play 'jgg Pep Club 'jeg Debate 'jgg Director, One Act Play 'j5. Nlil.BA BAll.liV Home liconomics Club 'j4 'jgg Vice- President Home liconoinics Club 'jgg Secretary Girls Association 'jgg Belles l.ettres Societe 'jgg G. A. A. 'j5. l.ll.A BURROVVS Operetta 'jjg Pep Club 'j4 'jgg Year Book Stall' 'j.g.g llonie lfconolnics Club 'jig Pep Club Play 'j:. LAVHRN BliRRl'i'l l' Masque and Bauble Club 'jjg Golden Spike Staff 'j4g Belles l.cttres Societe 'jgg Girls Athletic Association 'jqg Scriptus Magnus 'jp l'1Dl'l'H BliRRl'i'l l' Pep Club '34 'jeg Student Council 'jgg President, Girls Athletic Associa- tion 'jgg Pep Club Play 'jgg lfine Arts Review 'jig Posture Parade 'jp CATH HRINIQ BELTS Home liconomisc Club 'jj 'j4g l.es Bon Amis 'jg. lVIll.DRliD BROVVN Girls' Athletic Association 'jig Belles l.ettl'es Societe 'j4 'jig B. l.. S. reporter 'j4g Home liconomics Club 'jgg Belles l,ettres Societe President 'jqg Student Council 'jgg K. K. K. Club 'jc. l.URlNDA BRIGGS Home Economics Reporter 'jjg Vice- President Home liconomics 'j4,g Home Economics President 'jgg Pep Club 'jj 'j4 'jig Girls Athletic Association 'jj 'j4 'jgg l.amba 'l'au Delta 'jgg Home Economics Play 'jgg Student Council 'jgg Vice-President Seminary 'jg. RUTH CHRISTIANSIQN Student Council 'jj 'j4 'jgg Vice- President Sophomore Class 'jjg Ass't. Business Manager of Golden Spike 'jj 'j4,g Masque and Bauble Club 'jjg Pep Club 'KU '34 'jgg Miss VVeber 'jjg Secretary of Student Body 'j4g News Reporters Club 'jgg junior Prom Coin- mittee 'j4g Vice-President of Student Body 'jgg Business Manager of Golden Spike 'jgg Pep Club Play 'jgg President ot' Scriptus Magnus Club 'jgg VVho's XVho Club 'jeg President of Girls Association 'jgg Maid of' Honor l . lf. A. Club Ball 'jgg Director ol. Scriptus Nlagnus Contest Play 'jg. DARWIN COS'l'l.l'IY lrack 'j4, jgg K. K. K. Club 'jgg XVho's XVho Club 'jgg Boxing 'j:. -.-.. sl.- .--f- 1-.-1 .,.1 . THE GOLDEN SPIKE SENIOR CLASS ACHIEVEMENTS Rlllll BllRNllAlXl Type 'l'eam 'j4 'jig lfditor ol' XN'el1ei' N'Varrior News '3fQAvl'lU'Sxvl1U Club 'jig Scriptus Magnus 'jig K. K. K. Club 'jig Student Council 'j4. OR'l'l .l.l. llliSI,Ul' Ke Alakai Club 'jjg Operetta 'jj 'j4 'jig Belles l.ettres Societe 'jig Archery 'j4g Girls Athletic .Association 'j4 'ji- Girls Athletic Association Play 'ji Band 'jj 'ji. lX1A'l'II.lJ.-X COl.l.li'l l'l Girl's Athletic .Association 'jjg Home lfconomics Club 'j4 jig Year Book Staff 'j4g Secretary Home lfconomics Club 'jig Athletic Manager of Girls .Athletic Association 'jig Belles l.ettres Societe 'jig S. S. VV. Club 'ji. HIQBICR CAR'l'l .R l . l . A. Club'-jj j'4 'jig Scriptus Magnus Club 'j4 'jig Business blan- ager of Chieftain 'jig Student Council Ii IDRIN CRUVK l'l'll ,R Senior Class President 'jig Seminary President, 'jig l . l . A. 'j4 'jig Student Council 'ji. IQRMA CHAIJNYICK Home lfconomics Club'jjg Belle: Lettrcs Societe 'j4 'ji. l.'Dl.A Dl AMl-'R Girl's Athletic .Association 'jjg Belles l,ettrcs Societe, 'j4 'jig Home lfcon- omics Club 'j4g K. K. K. Club 'jig Secretary Belles l.ettres Societe, 'jig Year Book Statl' 'ji. Nll-QRl.li l RlzW llome lfconomics Club 'jj 'j4g K. K. K. Club 'ji. .-...- f 'I' ..--.l - ,L --.- .IOSIQPH DONAlll'lf Xveber Athletic Manager 'jig Sports liditor of Chieftain 'jig Ass't Athletic Manager 'j4 'jig Scriptus Magnus Club 'j4 'jig K. K. K. Club 'jig RadioClub 'jig Advisory Basketball Team 'j4 'jig Consolation Basketball Champs 'jig Consolation Runner up 'j4g Class 'l'eam 'jj 'jig Second all Advisory Team 'ji. ,lOl lN lf.-XYlg'RO lf. lf. A. 'jj j'4 'jig Project Leader lf, lf. A. 'jig Operetra 'jj 'j4. IJURUTHY lfl.l.lS Pep Club 'jig Operetta 'j4 'jig Belles l,ettres SOClCfL .2.+'-gf::l0lT1C ltconomics Club jjg Scriptus Magnus 'j4g junior Prom Committee, 'jig l'inc Arts Bt-. view 'jig Posture Parade 'ji. VIININIIIQ l+'AVl .RO l , l . A. 'AU '34 'giQ'Qc,pCl'Cl'l'1l 'j4 'jig l,amba 'l'ua llelta 'jig Grand Champ 'l'urlieyg Livestocli Show 'ji. RHKVA GIBSOX Operetta 'jig Belles l.ettres Societe 'N 'N' .w-P .as 'l'lll.A GIBSON Uperetta 'jjg Belles l.ettres Societe 'j4 'jig .lunior Representative to Girls Association 'j4. l7URO'l'l'lY llAlDl.lfY Girl's Athletic Association 'jj 'j4g Uperetta 'j4 'ji. GOl.l7A lllPWlil.l. Secretary Girl's Association 'j4g Pep Club l'laj.' 'jig Girls Athletic Associa- tion ji. NURNIA lll'N l'l .R Operetra 'jj 'jig Belles I4-ttrei Societe 'jig lforensics Club 'ji. THE GOLDEN SPIKE SENIOR CLASS ACHIEVEMENTS l l.ORlfNL'lf ll.-XNCUCIQ XX'll.l 0Rl3 li,-XPP Opcrcrra '33 '3gg licllcs l,:.-rrrcw 'l'ypc'l'can1 '33 '34g Scluml Play '34 Societe 'IQQQ liaml '33g llumc licommmlcs '3qq Buustcrs Clulv '34g Scriprug Mugmlk Cluls '13-31 Ylcc-l'1'cslllcl1r Girls' .'xSSOL'l1l- Club '3qg Prcslllcm lYlm's Who Clull film '3:. '3:g Gulllcn Spike Stall' '3:g Stullcnr Y v I I Cullncll '3:g SClllUl' Claw L'l1CCl' l,L'ilLlL'l' l,l',UX.'X SANIJNI.-XTX 'Nl CUIIrI:'it Phu. 'xl lf: Cll' QQ ,I tl' U' -'4 -'f c:l1,1al4.R1Ix mlclxl4.R1scacl4laR RVIAUN 5lUlXl R Opcrctra '33g lalmm- liclnlmnlcs Clull lfmwllslcs '3:g Scrlptus Magnus ,, '353 SL.I.IImtl1s Magnus L'llll1'3q:lIL.4 BMI V U I I v I I ,-Xmls Clulm '3q3 l m'cn,sics Clulm '3:g IIIIIIIHN Sl 'fl'-'XRI Clllcftain Stall' '3i: Cunrl-sr Play '3:g Opcrcrta '34 '3Cq S. S. VY. Clulw '33 Sclmlll llclwatv S luall '3:. Scrlptus xlilgllllS Clulw '34 'Iggg Sclmlll I I I I I Play' '3C1 Wlufs NYl1u Clulw '35. RAL N x'X llumc l'lCUllOllllL'S Clulx '33 '3qg llclll-Q l3l .RNlCl'l llYl,.-XND l.L'fI'l'L'i Sutlvfc '34 '3i. llnmc liuurmnllcs L'llll1'3x: '34g licllcs fl-,lou AQ NH' I FR Lctrrl- Suclcrc '34q Girls .-Xtlllcrlc Asso- MINI I. I I' ' I' 'I 'I -' I I CIMIIIII -35: SUIIIIIIS Mngmw Club .II-I: dllluvy L ul Lluu Il-l ,ln I-my-L-:ways Opcrvtra '3CQ.'XX'lLlflUl1 L'lul1 '3C. ' -'4' DUN,-Xl.lD OLSICN Nl.-XRY l'C'l.lf,R I I I I I . . .' , . . l'. l'. A. Llulv 33 '34 'gig l'l'L'SlLlClll' C--'4l lL'l l ':'-''Ci'fi ' -Q'l' -' 0f'IlL1r1im-Clilw'.lS3'l'rQQlllQrlrull . l . rl. Ill s . fl Ltln . sslula lull Ag. Club .jig SCU-cmry OI-II.. FI A. Club --LII Nl.-Xlilil.l.l , luxlfis 5f fm f'. F fL 'S C.'l ' 'Hi 'Y K' II I, K CI I ICI I IN lx. Llulm 3115lLlLlL'IllLOLlI1Cll 34 35: X' X' ' ' - ' ' 'L U' -H Wlufs WlwCll1lm '35, ll-WIN .IP-CKSON lwris col,l,lffl 1'l llflmk' l U'YlUllllf5 Clllll 'll 'R+ 'RSL Track 'll '34 'jig liaskcrlsall 'l'L-am Glrls .-Xtlllctlc .'xSSUL'llll'lUll 33g NL-ws '33 '34'ASIWhl,'SW1,,,Q1L,l,'IHS KI KI RClfU tC 5 mul' .l-ll Bcllcs Lctrrcs K. Clulw '3g. junior Class .-Xrlmlcrlc Suulcrc 34 jil PI'cs1llcntIBcllcs Lcttrcs MIl,mgC,- 'II-Ig IIHPIII, wIII.I.iIIrY -IN. Societe '34g Golllcn Splkc Stall' '34g I I M I Stullcnt L'llllllCll'R.+Q llumc l'lL'Ull0llllCS ll4'xZl l' RUBlN5O'X 4 lh-plwtcx' '3:4 llumc l .k'UllUllllCQ Play Psp Qlulw '33 '34 '3gg li rl's Athlcrlc 'Jil .-Xss'r lfllmlr ul' Gulllcn Spiku '3i: .'XSSUL'lilflUll '33 '34g Om' Art Play '3gg l m'cl1slcs Clllla'3i25ccl'ct:1l'yul'W'clwcl' lfim' Arts Rcvlcw '34 '35g Pusrurc Scmlnary '3q. Parallc '34 '3:g Nlasquc aml Baulmlc I , I I I , Cl ls '. IlUSlal'lllfNl'. 'lUllNS.JfN S. S. W. Clulw '3gg l,c4 lion .-Xmls Clulw RUUN l'-5 S- 'l'Nl7l'lRS '3:g Contest Play 'IQCQ l lll'L'llSlL'51 Clula I4-s Bun .-Xmls '3:g 'l'rack '34 '3qg 'IQQQ Conrcst Play' '3q li. KK. full '3:. L. ii..- it--. -41 .K THE GOLDEN SPIKE SENIOR CLASS ACHIEVEMENTS GRAC E PASS Girl's Association '33 '34 '-QCQ Belles l.ettres Societe '34 '-354 Home Econom ics Clulm '3g. ELEANUR RICI-Ill-I Belles Lettres Societe '34 '3:g Home Economics Club '33 '34g Operretta '34 'gtg Girls Athletic Association '34. ARTHUR Sl.A'I'ER School lleliate Tournement VVinner '3gg Track '34 '35g K. K. K. Club '35. PHIl.l.lP TRO'l I'ER lf. E. A. Clulx '33 '34 '3q5 E. l . A. Seed Judging Team 'jgg l . E. A. Secre- tary '35g VVho's VVho Clulm '3gg Project lracler 'fgqg VVinner l . l . A. Pulwlic Speaking Contest '3:. DOROTHY VAUSE Pep Clulm '34 '3qg One Act Play Con- test '3qg Scriptus Magnus Clula, '34 '3C. -H 'ga l l.ORENCE WARREN Student Council '3gg Nlasque :mtl Baulsle Clulm '43-11 Pep Clulr '34 '3gg Pep Clulm President '3gg XVho's XVho Cluln '34 '35g Operetta '33 '34 'ASQ Ass't Editor Year Hook '34g Etlitor Golden Spike '35g Home Economics '34g Posture Parade '3f:g XVelwer Honor Clulm '3:. WALLACE WARREN Sophomore Class President '33g Junior Class Athletic Manager '34g Basket Bull '33 '34 '35 Track '33 '34 '3:g Boosters Clula '34g XVl1o's Xvlio Clulm '34 '3g. FRANK NVOOLEY Type Team '33 '34 '-3:5 VVho's Nvlio Clulx '-QQ: Archery Clulx '34. THE GOLDEN SPIKE AUTOGRAPH S QE. .K -i... no: X THE GOLDEN SPQKE 1 1, J' ' 2 I -f-. f, I ,ffo ' 1 . 4. 1 V I Y fi' f JDIKAY T575 .Aliiiq 1 W A iffy ' jj MV, I X X IV j' . kit, 1 I ll fa M .f KX, T fs ' jg xrtu' X. ll X . Q . - XJ! V -A' yjbf ML - fl .U f ,Qpfj df , , TP X ,,-V' 9 ' , ff7 A! I- 1 jf - . 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