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

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Mi ' I 4 4 ., gf f J 1 l Tl 1 ff i 0 H' f ' f Mr. Brownflf you're interested in what makes you tick, enroll in one of his Physiology or Eugenics classes, l-le seems especially interested in improving people's ideas on the subject of love. Miss Bernards-Has an excellent interpretation of the Spanish language. She also teaches Biology and Phys. Ed. She likes to dance, swim, attend sports contests and enjoys her association with people, Mr. Drake-Has taken over Ivlr. Oberhansley's work in teaching agriculture to the future farmers . Bugs and insects come into his life because he also teaches biology. t-lis favorite sport is skiing but he likes to read and listen to the radio. Mr. Mortenson --lvlathematically minded students who enroll in his classes emerge at the end of the course with a knowledge of higher mathematics. As school treasurer, he keeps the books and pays the bills for school functions. Miss Littlefieldmlhe lady who helps young girls to win a man's heart through his stomach. Her favorite pastimes are camping out and cooking over an outdoor fire. Mr. Rutherford- Bring your old jaloppies to auto memchanics and the results will be amazing. He enjoys drawing and all sorts of construction. JN, Vg J X Ja fu llif J ffl i I J 2 , jf , , G JJ fa 1 ' y 41.1 f If 1 tj ,J j jj ,F

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Miss Anderson JA lot of fun and very competent in her work in Speech and English. She enioys the plea- suins obtained in reading, dancing and swimming. Mrs. FollettfShe has done excellent work in Journal- isin and English fields during this, her first year at Weber. Her special hobbies are composing poetry, dancing, bowling and attending basketball games. Mr. Green- The play is the thing is a very timely and appropriate saying kept forever in front of casts during the course of preparing one of his dramatic productions. Mr. Dabbfhlew addition to the faculty this year. He is here at Weber in the field of Eng- lish. Like most of us he dislikes cold weather. He likes apple pie and all other good things to eat. Mr. Anderson - Musically talented and very capable with both orchestra and mixed chorus groups. His favorite activities are chemistry, radio and the playing of the flute. Mr. Barnett-For his two years at Vvuber he has gained quite a reputation for himself as an athletic coach and mathematics teacher. Dur- ing loisuro hours ho attends sports, especially basketball games, and takes in hunting and skating. Mr. Westergard V If you have artistic talents, he will help you bring them to the surface. His professional hob- bies are art and photography. In the art field he prefers pen and ink, oil, leather work and wood carv- ing. Ho sorvos as advisor to the yearbook staff and takes many pictures for this book. Mr. Reid-With fivi' linc-s for a scale he can get ntelodious measures in creative music. Also directs the Band and Girls Glow. Wliiln his hobby on the sideline is photography, he is fond of hiking and eating. 'llXVl'lV0

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I so S77 11' Miss Pehrson -,Are you ill? Just goto one of the girls who took Home Nursing and they can probably fix you up, for Miss Pehrson gave them a lot of valuable information pertaining to care of the sick. Miss Newman-fAids the girls who desire to become shapely Susies. Enjoys music and modern dance, also sports such as tennis and swimming. Looking into her private life we find her secret desire is to be A. A. U. swim- ming champion. Miss Bates-This sewing teacher who keeps the girls in stitches is fond of sleeping, sewing and reading. Mr. Hadlock-lf you are interested in our country's situations and problems, Mr. I-ladlock will be glad to discuss them with you in American Problems. l-lis pet hobbies are gardening and book reading. Mr. Jen- kins- Familiar to iuniors in American History. His classes are enioyable for the simple fact that he enioys his teaching. Likes athletics and all school functions. Mr. RussellAWell known for his interesting and enjoyable American Problems classes. The recreations he values most are fishing and hunting. Mr. Berrettflfor his first year at Weber he has acquired recognition in the fields of American history, New Air Age, and the Americas, He relishes good sports, reading and riding. l-le is also a nonfmovie fan. t ' ,., .,.k hffff .QQ F011 rt con