West High School - Panther Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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we ' 5.5.-.y . .. . . a ..,... 1:-gxvg' , tea., .sn :E:1:'::1' ,cE43g3g. avr- -- -n 1... 'r--rf.: - The Faculty l 2-Q ff HE WEST HIGH SCHOOL has just reached the end of an unusually success- ful year. This success has been largely due to the united efforts of an 'jr WN efficient faculty. With the largest instructional staff in the city, with a 6 curriculum of such variety as few schools can 'boast and with class-rooms and laboratory rooms so well equipped, one does not wonder that results 1- p t have been so entirely satisfactory. The faculty for the year of 1924-1925 is composed of seventy-three meme bers. Only four of these are new although ten of them were added only last year. These four new teachers are: Miss Grace Sanford, English: Miss Marion Sadler. Commercial Geography: Mr. J. E. Haslam, Comptometer and Bank Posting: and Miss Orpha A. Kiser, Librarian. Miss Kiser was selected to iill this position at the beginning of the last semester, when Miss Devereaux resigned. Other members of the staff are: Fred D. Keeler, Principal: Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Assistant Principal: Alvena P. Nelson. Dean of'Girls: E. W. Gesswein, Supervisor of' Mechanic Arts De- partment: Frances Qualtrough, English: Ethel M. Connelly, English: Georgia Young, English: Jessie Duncan, English: Annette C. Banker, English: Blanche Kidder, English: Clara E. Kuck, English: Georgia Crouch, English: Corrine Kipp, English: Florence Roll, English: Belle Livingston, English: Emily T. Merrill, English: Jane M. Carney, History: Lacy J. Farnsworth, History: Lily M. Harris, History: Nellie S. Frobes, History: Osmon Justensen, History: Susie R. Wilton, Law: Elva Van Winkle, Commercial Geography: Lulubelle Smith, Commercial Geography: Marion Sadler, Commercial Geography: M. lone Carroll, Algebra: Zita Donahue, Algebra, Geometry: Lucy A. Fedderson, Geometry: Auguste Uterman, Mathematics: Fannie Mahaney, Geometry, Psychology: P. S. Marthakis, Algebra, Geometry: C. W. World, Algebra, Geometry, Applied Matheniaucs: Bruce R. Mathews, Chemistry: George Unseld, Physics: George A. Smith, Botany, Zoology, Physiology? Betha Craig, Awistant: Nettie Bradford, General Science, Physiology: Minnie Cunningham, French, Latin: C. H. Miles, Spanish, French, German: Martha P. Alexander, Spanish: W. A. McKay, Bookkeeping: Margaret Eckert, Typewriting: Margaret Coulter, Shorthand, Type- writing: Clara Haslam, Shorthand, Typewriting: Josephine Sherman, Shorthand, Typewriting: May E. Young, Office Practice, Shorthand: Louise Wright, Study Hall, Janet Mayne, Millinery: Nell Strowig, Dressmaking: Irene, Vandergriff, Sewing: Sara Young, Cooking: Minnie Kuhn, Art: Caroline Harrison, Art, Leather Work: Sarah Karrick, Art: P. Melvin Petersen, Music: Adolph Brox, Orchestra: Daniel Wettstein, Auto Repair: L. R. Bentley, Mechanical Drawing: L. J. Christensen, Electricity: W. J. Astler, Printing: D. F. Davis, 'Woodwork: Ernest Voelker, Acetylene Welding: F. G. Springsteen, Forge, Sheet Metal: C. R. Whitehead, Machine Shop: Ruth Carol Evans, Physical Education: Flora Duvall, Physical Education: Lillian Staines, Phys- ical Education: Marian Arnold, Pianist: R. A. McIntyre, Physical Education: Homer Christensen, Physical Education: Rachel L. Warnock, Secretary: Marion Wing, Registrar. , As usual the faculty has taken a loyal interest in all student activities and most ofthe members have actively participated in them. Nothing facilitates the growth of a true school spirit more than the active loyalty of the teachers of the institution and it is to be sincerely hoped that they will absorb more and more of the Spirit of West High in future years. ' 94' M A Page Ten