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

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.4-1 ovo vw -'TheFxli7feseFn4dyenlgrg:r:l has broughx vwtaed mechan- eed lol xmpro the wdf is A, R. GIBBY Today our way of lite, our lorm ol worship-in tact the whole labric ol world civilization is threatened with destruction by the followers of Nietches' philosophy, might makes right . May the coming years prove the talsity ot this philosophy as applied to individuals as well as nations. Ilf4:f4Q?,,WEN HAMMOND Came ro vlfn Hammond, wh LaVerd Weber this e 0 cheated hiteheudl K aria? tions 1031? hopes and? gn, . he , m 1 ics, arise Wbalx hneeivgci :Z g3:,lI:Igrf1e :l1i:l1Z if Sir Over. . V Q1 an and a ing C ' qhcien 1 shop , by h , curses lmifee gfhe high fghffgpoftant Christmas mire mamcge cn o - mo ' ,S beC0mln9 evefll day' LAWRENCE Mast FERNMAW dents S, J hope than NKINS May all the Haitlihin the Enuglimsfr Will use e 5221552 1 have mingled b ought 10- so mm wjm 'he Cfddle U ast YOCTS be nm-lore live in have to dvgzachers will noe Zether1gng:liO:55Ce',, alglverbs, 132323 Qdciec' G WOT teresfg onufhccm Put QQ, tive Things the more construe world C, 1, of will make th ' to liver ener Place in whlci

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DEANS MISS WELLING It's rather hard to determine what the out- come of this war will be, but it is rather cer- tain that there will be a stress during the war on sustaining a strong, physical race. MR. WATKINS After the War is ended? The greatest op- portunity that has ever come for each of us to make practical application of our school accomplishments will be ours, 14

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ANIELS LA VERNEQOI2 ihe ll-lfuge -- h 'l 9 is thanx fycgzestuiirlrli V23 the .l. e Obie toitsilltlints fheg ggcsjignously Studie in schoold RU5SE'LLhreclen Al ers ' ny-,our ve dsrlig and W ll .-Gro Q 1 ai C wx S Cafe 5 the Us !romAmeric5xnLlbe3:Dem the 11 we I CW chxo tof ouhasf yrilufe d es tu ' soClGx S 1+ .,. J SMITH The needs in the liel mathematics will grow great er as the war progresses Calculations are necessar for machine measurements, displacement of ships, trans- mission of messages, manu- facture of airplanes, build- ings, and similar war prob- lems. lt will be necessary for students to increase their knowledge in this field to help carry on. L.. ' Nu . E. Motlxjlhwill be rec nel' L, L,ARL GREEN h Looking to tl h ie future, we ope t at drcrmatics and speech will enable the stu- dents to climb to the heights K xmp0 and view the world th Jrhe yeas thedgoilphoiit rose-colo tae :se it tan wi ignflu i hgh ken inf! s verSGl po rough red glasses - even though it be for only one brief moment. To live abun- dantly and completely for one glorious hour is worth Q life time of str effort uggle and . In this work we de- sire to overcom bit' e those inh ions which j. detract from otherwise charming alities. DSFSCD- do! r