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

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'X 'Ulf JJ ,ff .J jl ,L y 'iff M . 4' , W' 4 J - .jf Mr. Word swell ocquointed with most boys ot Weber os he is Deon of Boys. This work enobles him to fulfill his desire of doing those things which build chorocter. Summer time finds him with the Forest Service becouse of his love of outdoor life. Mrs. Dracyer-With o fovorite phrose, Lough ond the world loughs with you, weep ond you weep olone, Mrs. Drooyer is d very efficient ond successful Deon of Girls. She is interested in people ond in the woy they view things, with oi respect olwoys for students. She enioys competitive contests ond troveling. Mr. Watkins-Is Weber County Co-ordinotor. Unlike most men, he enioys doing 0 little bit of everything. At hecnrt he is ci fomily mon. Irene Syrett-Very efficient in her work os school registror. Her secret ornbitions ore out in the open since her recent inor- iicige. She especicilly enioys doncing ond you will find her ot most of Weber's donces. Mr. HeinervHis fovorite pastime is working in ottics-clecining the one ot home ond filling those of his pupils ot school. He tecrches Old Testoment ond one clczss of Church History. Miss ChadwickfStudy in the New Testoment is very interesting when done under her direction. She likes driving out into wide open spcices ond hos ot hobby of roising flowers. Mr. Eyre-Thonk youl These words ore fomilicir to stu dents who study Church History in one of his closses. He serves cis priricipol of the Seminary and hcis spociul interests of othletics ond music. . l i y , .... gum' A ,st . 7 gy. T011

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Our Genial Principal- Mr. Metcalf The man with the average mentality, but with control, with a definite goal, and a clear conception of how it can be gained, and above all, with the power of application and labor wins in the end. -William Howard Taft The last chapter in the story of the class of '47 as school chums and classmates has been completed. What wonderful years of growth and happiness they have been. The sequel is now to unfold. You graduates will tread diverse paths. You will be continuously confronted with new difficulties and experiences. That the ideals, friendships, and development you have gained at Weber may assist you in acquiring new ioys and achievements is the sincere desire of the faculty. ROY C. METCALF Nine

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-,nu Mr. Smith-Do you have an urge to get up into the wide blue yonder? Mr. Smith gives you the facts and information necessary in aviation. He is especially fond of fixing everything that needs it. His favorite pastime is participating in outdoor sports. Mr. Petty-Instructs the future farmers and teaches them how to keep their machinery working. He also supervises their farm proiects. Mr. Parker-During his two years here at VVeber, he has iustly been acknowledged as a very fine football and baseball coach. In his spare time he enioys sleeping-also doing anything sinful or fattening . Mr. Grcivesf-Typically American in his views and outlooks. He enioys all outdoor sports and has a weak- ness for good raisin pie. The subjects he teaches are English, Speech II and American History, Mr. Slater - High on the honor roll in sports at Weber and in this region. Works diligently with athletic-minded boys to achieve top honors in football, basketball and baseball. He enjoys all out-of-door activities. Miss Cooper-To those students preparing for a career in the field of business, Miss Cooper's classes are invaluable. For spare moments she likes piano music, gmfdgrfingpbnd traveling. Mr. Johnson-Learn to balance your books in bookkeeping and to type a buslinesswe dwith the aid of this reliable instructor, Ho directs the business staff of the Golden Spikes. Scoging is his favorite hobby.