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

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STUDENT SOCIAL Plans the Social Calendar, with dances, after school entertainment, and major productions. A. Smith, J. Woolley, N. Coiakos, J. Wade, Miss Smith, Mr. Mathews, Mrs. Nelson, Chair- man. A Harrison, D. Devenish. Mr. Milierberg [not pictured) . BUDGET Appropriates the student body fund so that each department receives just amounts. M. Meeves, B. Caffall, S. Weed, S. Morgan, V. Jorgenson. M. Sadler, Mrs. Nelson, Miss Holder- ness. Miss Young, Miss Floyd, Miss Utermann, Mr. Thompson, Chairman. COMMENCEMENT Plans and presents Commencement ex- ercises. L, Huston, J. Peart. S. Morgan, C. Moore, Miss Groesbecit, Mrs. Thomas. Mr. Romney. H. An- derson. J. Smith, P. Christiansen, Miss Caldwell, Chairman, (not pictured). GENERAL CONDUCT Studies the behavior patterns of the school and submits plans for their im- provement. N. Bertelson, J. Holland, E. Gronier. B. Preston, R. Home. Miss Gannuscia, Miss Heywood, Mr. Wettstein, Sgt. Morris. Mr. Hampton, Chair- man. N. Heywood, Miss Henderson [not pic- tured) . 22

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Sterling Weed A.S.W. President West High Seal Ann Smith A.S.W. Vice-President m SIIBfllS l[ I Power behind the A.S.W. , these fourteen student officers, representative of every school faction, spend fifth periods in the sumptuous quarters of the Community Room. Under Sterling ' s capable hand and the watchful eye of Miss Cottereil, the board members expound theories of democratic school government, and wonder bewllder- ingly who will be the next victim of the collapsible chair. Verbal battles rage . . . patriotic campaigns are Initiated . . . elections and other extra-curricular activities are sent underway . . . and a new constitution Is born. The board combined business with pleasure and played host to student government groups from both East and South Highs. Highlight of the meetings was a discussion of the local brain-child, the A.S.W. constitution. The board is to be congratulated for a year of fine accom- plishment. Margaret Cheshire A.S.W. Socfetary West High affairs flourish under their able leadership. Barbara McKean AS W. Hislonon 21

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UES They plan, outline, organize and carry out all functions, or- ganizations, and activities of the school year ... a new de- velopment in school govern- ment. Furnishes a combined teacher- student view on all problems. ASSEMBLY AND PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT Plans the auditorium activities and on occasion takes them to outside organ- izations. M. Humphries, D. Ortega, M. Hoke, F. Thomas, B. Bowrlng, B. Rich, L. Simons, B. Owen, C. Ash- ton. G. Young. Miss Wilton. Mrs. Anderson, Mr. Billefer, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Lambson, Chairman. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Studies and revises the school constitu- tion. L. Robblns. G. Partridge. J. Butlers, G. Tedesco. J. Allcock. L. Kumagai, S. Weed. Miss Macauley, Miss Utermann, Mr. Curtis, Mr. Smith, Mr. Mar- thakis. Chairman. Mrs. Van Winkle (not pic- tured}. ELIGIBILITY AND AWARDS Evaluates the scholastic standing of all and provides awards for graduating seniors. D. Blackham, L. Crowton, L. Haslam, F. Sme- thurst, B. Billeter, L. Kumagai, B. Schado. Miss Bradford. Miss Nelson. Mr. Millorborg, D. Ayors, F. Davis, D. Earl, Mr. Hawkes, Miss Ingalls, Chairman, (not pictured). 23