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

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IB muu DAN BAKER, Principal . . . one of the most popular men on the campus. Has a keen sense of justice. Joins In student funfests such as WHAM Weeic, and thoroughly enjoys himself. Can tell jokes as well as any sophisticated senior. Never too busy for a man-to-man chat. Is prouder of his two grandchildren than of his college degrees. Revels In pie a la mode. Spends his Infrequent vacations hunting or fishing. — S. G. ELVA COTTERELL, Vice-Principal . . . has an abiding faith In the abilities of youth. Showed exceptionally good taste In furnishing her cheerful, not-at-all formid- able office. Subtly steers unwary students Into required courses. Wears strikingly dif- ferent color combinations — looks well In all of them. Brain trust . . . knows her psy- chology, mathematics, physics, and what- not with enviable thoroughness. — S. G.

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- - 1 J L. JOHN NUTTALL, JR. ERNEST M. HANSON BOARD OF EDUCATION L. John NuHall, Jr Superintendent of Schools Ernest M. Hanson Assistant Superintendent Nephi L. Morris President D. D. Stocknnan Vice-President R. Y. Gray Clerk and Purchasing Agent Howard Barker Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds R. L. Conely Treasurer LeGrande P. Backman John B. Matheson Herbert Cochran Roland Merrill George L. Crowther Henry J. Plumhof Mrs. A. R. Curtis Jed F. Woollcy Frederick C. Loofbourow Albert G. Zengcr

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JOSEPH MILLERBERG Dean of Men ALVINA P. NELSON Dean of Girls SERGEANT MORRIS R.O.T.C. u AMONG THOSE WE WELCOME Claire Irvine Altcndanc- CIs ' i A rthur E. H wk«f Parley O. Davis William J. Galbraith Health Education, Attiletics Mathematics, Athletics P ul 6. P«cl[«rd Health Education. Athletics Health Educatioi. Athletic (first semester) (second semester) Bruc( E. Millikin Social Studies Helen AncJerson Hc;allh Education Williem Bilieter