1936 by Jordan High School

The

1936

BEETDIGGER

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Editors

The

Beetdigger 1936 ''i?

Published by

JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL Sandy, Utah

FOREWORD Jordan graduates of other years have left behind them enviable and inspiring records of achievements in scholarship, athletics, journalism, dramatics, and social activities. May we who are attending Jordan High School this year follow in their footsteps, and equal, or possibly better, some of their good records. This Beetdigger is a graphic picture of our achievements this year. May the leaves of this 1936 Beetdigger, which we now idly turn as carefree and happy high school pupils, become an inspiration to us in the more serious years ahead when we are pushing steadily toward the higher goals in life.

DEDICATION Utah's wonderlands, known far and wide, rank in scenic beauty with the famed Alps of Switzerland. Each year thousands of tourists visit Bryce Canyon, Zion Canyon , Grand Canyon of the Colorado, Cedar Breaks, and Grandaddy Lakes, to revel in the colorful panorama of natural formations, or to marvel at the most beautiful sunset in north America, sunset over Great Salt Lake. Other scenic spots which annually draw thousands of eager tourists are: Fish Lake, Zion National Park, Bear Lake, Timpanogos Cave, and Rainbow Bridge, each one, to the exploring motorist, a castle or a Ia byri nth of a thousand wonders. "A thing of beauty is a joy forever." So sang a poet of old. So would any poet, who had an inborn love of the beautiful, sing as he gazed on Nature's artistic handiwork in Utah's rugged mountains and deep canyons. To Utah's wonderlands of rare and gorgeous beauty, we dedicate this 1936 issue of the Beetdigger.

Contents I. ADMINISTRATION II. CLASSES II I. 路oRGANIZATIONS IV. ACTIVITIES V. ATHLETICS

VI. STUDENT LIFE

ADMINISTRATION

DR. C. N. JENSEN Superintendent

Jordan High School was organized with cedain obligations. These obligations are to train students with broad culture, with desire to attain vocational competency, and with capacity to make up the duties of American Citizenship on completion of high school work. The faculty has always been chosen with these obligations in mind. The teachers are mature and scholarly; they possess personality and ~eaching ability. They have an abiding faith that great governments, to survive, must rest upon an educated populus. I am sure that you students who are now leaving and who still remain, have caught Jordan High's fine school atmosphere, appreciate the training you are receiving under such leadership, and are growing day by day into respon sibility to meet the situations you will find upon leaving school. It is our faith and hope that you will become men and women reflecting the great ideals for which the institution was established. We congratulate you on what you are achieving in Jordan High. C. N, JENSEN.

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L. W. NIELSEN Principal

There are significant reasons why the yearbook should become a real part of student and faculty life. Future years bring back into our lives the influences and memories of earlier days. The circle of our friends becomes enlarged on yearbook day. A distinctly intense pleasure is evidenced when all mingle to exchange signatures and felicitations in our yearbooks. The more circles of friends we have the richer our lives become, especially as time marches on, and as we, perhaps, cultivate these friendships so made until they become richer and more binding. Life without friends is poor indeed, while with friends, it is rich beyond measure.

L. W. NIELSEN.

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BOARD OF EDUCATION STANLEY RASMUSSEN Sandy

ARTHUR E. PETERSON Sandy

S. J. MICKELSEN Draper

DR. PAUL S. RICHARDS Bingham

JAMES P. JENSEN Sandy

JOHN A. AYLETT Midvale

NORMA OLSON Bingham

JAMES C. HANSEN South Jordan

OFFICERS S. J. MICKELSEN ARTHUR E. PETERSON STANLEY RASMUSSEN NORMA OLSON A. R. GARDNER .

. President Assisstant Superintendent Clerk Secretary . Treasurer

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LUCILLE TUTTLE B. Y. U. Leland Powers lvlant1 Spoech Physi ca I Education

J. N. DORIUS U. of U. Sandy Social Science

T. A. DEWEY U. of U. U.S. A. C. Sandy Woodwork

DEAN BENNION U.S. A . C. Or . S. A. C. Sandy Home Economics

MABEL LARSON U. of U. Sandy Cafeteria

LEON BUTLER U. of U. Sandy Aut o M chanics

LAURA GARDNER U. of U. U. of Calif. West Jordan English, Art

P. F. GOLDBRANSON U. of Calif. Sandy Social Sci nc

C. R. NELSON U. of U. Sandy Auto Me chanics

J. H. GRFER U. of U. Uni on History

EMMA ALLEMAN U. of Wyoming Kemmerer, Wyo . Commercial

I. E. BUSHN LL U. of U. tast Midvol Social Sci nc

A. C. J~NSEN U. of U. U. of W ash. Sandy Biological Sci nee

0. D. BALLARD U. of U. Colo. State Draper English

FACULTY

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HARRIET HUBBARD U. S. A. C. U. of Washington Grace, Idaho Clothing

JOHN VRANES U. S. A. C. Bingham Physical Education

ORSON SMITH U. of U. U.S. A. C. Draper Physical Science

BETTY BOBERG Sa It Lake Business Sandy Clerk

LUCILE MUIR U. of U. Columbia Salt Lake City English

DUNN TAYLOR B. Y. U. U. S. Calif. Sandy Physical Education

MARY BALLANTYNE U. S. A . C.

Log n Comm rce Physic I Educ tion

A . B. POULSEN U. S. A. C. U. of U. Midvale History

E. L. CRAWFORD B. Y. U. U. of U. S ndy History

A. F. SMITH U. of U. U. of Washington Draper Biological Science Mathematics

ORALIE RAWSON U. of U. U.S. A. C. S It Loke City English

HAROLD THORPE U. of U. Salt Lake City English

E. PAUL C. BOYCE U.S. A. C. Sandy Agri culture

G. EPPERSON B. Y. U. U. of U. S It Loko City Musi c

FACULTY

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BEULAH BURGON Seer tary-Treas ur er

STANLEY BENNION President

BETH ANDERSON Vice President

NORMA TESCH Historian

THE STUDENT BODY OFFICERS How well we have learned to appreciate the sterling qualities of our leaders, the student-body officers. Stanley Bennion, Beth Anderson, Beulah Burgon, and Norma Tesch are serious-minded, capable, hard-working pupils. Through their untiring efforts, we have had a most pleasant year. We are grateful to them for their good work and we extend to them our sincere thanks for our success in school affairs. They have grasped every opportunity that came their way and their united spirit was an important factor in making Jordan a cooperative institution. STUDENT COUNCIL

Fl RST ROW-Foy Webb, Kenneth Nix, Beth Mitchell , LeGrande Abbott, Bernice Grant, Russell Nielsen, Esther Crane , Shermon Gordner, Rela Spratling. SECOND ROW-Mary Mutch , Arnold Smith, LaRhea Howkins, Arv el Brown , Kathryn Karaglanis, Ted Jones, Dorothy Ballard , .Jock Thompson . THIRD ROW- Robert Smith, Virginia Smith , Joseph. Belich , Janice Beck, Alvin Stefines, Joyce Christian , Earl Greenwood.

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FRANK KAMNIHAR

lONE SILCOX

HARRY BALLARD

Court Marshal

First Asso c iate Justi c e

Judge

KENNETH MAYNARD

YVONNE TURNER Clerk

Pro se c uting Attorney

Se cond Associate Justice

ALLEN BALLARD

STUDENT BODY COURT "One touch of the line drives a horse; another balks him." So it is in controlling pupils in their behavior in the halls, before and after school, during lunch periods, and in assemblies. Like the careful driver who never balks his horse, the Student Body Court has used diplomatic firmness in encouraging pupils to obey and sustain the laws of the school. Tactfully they have maintained discipline without antagonizing any of the well-meaning but thoughtless students who have violated the school code of good behavior. THE STUDENT COUNCIL Every school needs an efficient, capable legislative body for successful student government. Our own student council have been the "Middle Men" of the school. They have aided the teachers and students in maintaining discipline and school morale by passing wise laws for school government. Two council members represent each first period class, who elects them. Through the helpful cooperation of this legislative group we bring to a close another chapter in Jordan history knowing that we have had a successful year.

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CLASSES

JUANITA SUNDBLOOM Secretary-Treasurer

GLEN

BURKINSHAW President

JULIA ANDRUS Vi ce -President

POST GRADU TE Again Jordan High School has made a forward step educationally in providing suitable courses for those graduates of other years who are unable to continue their learning in higher institutions. Our school now offers these post graduates special courses of instruction in English, in typing, and in auto mechanics. They may also enroll in other regular high school classes. This year the post graduate group became an official part of the high school. They have their own officers, reporters, and student-council members. As a group they are actively functioning in v9rious sc hool activities. The Jordan High School is proud of these loyal sup路 porters, who are filled with the zest for learning, keeping them ever striving forward.

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POST GRADUATE搂

GLEN MADSEN Sandy JUAN ITA SUN DRI OOI路A West Jordan DELL MARGETTS Sandy

DELBERT ALSOP Sandy CORINNE CLEMENTS Draper OWEN ALLMENDINGER Midvale

EVEREL CARLSON Midvale GLEN BU RKI NSHAW Sandy MELVIN A. LANCASTER Crescent

CLAUDE GRANT Sandy JULIA ANDRUS Draper GRANT GARDNER West Jordan

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O LE PETERSO N Riverto n GEATR ICE AIN SW OR TH East M idvale CAtv1 ERO N STEED Union

H A ROLD N ELSO N Sandy CLI NTO N STA KER Butlerville HA RO LD SMITH Draper

GORDO N M ICKELSEN Crescent STEPHE N CA RLQ U 1ST Draper JOH N M cG UI RE Draper

WESTO N HA RPER Crescent DAYNA STRIN GFELLOW Drap r

POST GR A DUATES NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Vaughn A tki nso n, Sandy M arti n Bowen, Riverton Ray Brim hall, Draper W il liam Bergman, Mi dvale Russell Conkle, M idva le Milan Christiansen, W st Jordan Ga len Cundick, W est Jordan Betty Durf ee, Riverton John Gardner, W est Jordan M ay H yde, C rescent W illis H arper, M idvale A lbert H ardcastle, Sandy Kenneth H ar rison, Crescent C laren ce Johnson, Dr p r

Ivan Jorgensen, M idvale Christian Kjobeck, Buttlerville Christian Kjobeck, Butlerv ill M ilton Lee, S ndy Chester M uir, Granite Evelyn N elson, M idv I Esther Peterson, W est Jord n Benny Redm n, M idv le M ildred Sw in, Union Lawrence Smith, Gr nite Edward Squire, W est Jord n Doyle Tempest, Herrim n M lvin Youn , E st M idv le

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ENIORS MAX WHITEHEAD Union BETH TODD Midvale ERROLL A. MYERS Riverton

MARY BRIDGES Draper HERMAN COX East Midvale LOIS MILLER Riverton

BETH TODD Vice- Pres id ent

DUANE RASMUSSEN Se cretary-Treasurer

§E lOR CLA§§ The seniors are now near graduation, the happiest event of their high school careers. Yet they are sad at departing from their beloved school. Behind them they will leave their teachers and faithful classmates. Before them lie new opportunities. Some of the graduates plan to enter higher institutions of learning; others will train to do stenographic work; more will find places as trademen, farmers, or mechanics; all will carry on as Beetdiggers of old Jordan. Probably a considerable number will return next year and swell the growing number of post graduates who enroll at Jordan each year. Led by their officers, Morris Morgan, president; Beth Todd, vice-president; and Duane Rasmussen, secretary; the seniors have made this year really successful. The annual senior functions, the senior play, the Senior Progressive Party and the Senior Hop, made social and dramatic history.

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OLE PETERSON Riverton BEATRICE AINSWORTH East Midvale CAMERON STEED Union

HAROLD NELSON S ndy CLINTON STAKER Butl rville

VERDANT DESPAIN Gran it CARL H. REES Drop r VELDA LANCASTER West Jordon

FRANK KAMNIKAR Midvol KIYO MORI Butl rvill RAY BATTISON Riv •rton

NORMA NORDBERG Wost Jord n RUTH WUNDERLICH Union MAYDITH LONG East Midvale

RICHARD SETTERBERG Sondy BLANCHE SEVERSON Sandy JUDO PETERSON Sondy

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SENIORยง MAX WHITEHEAD Uni on BETH TODD Midvale ERROLL A. MYERS Riverton

MARY BRIDGES Draper HERMAN COX East Mid vale LOIS MILLER Riverton

KATHLE TISCHNER Riverton IRENE LEAK West Jordan JOHN C. BROWN Midvale

LAINE OBORN Sandy L ORA MABEY South Jordon MARJORIE HOWE ost Midvol

TCD GRAFF Sondy BLANCHE BLAIRE Granite ROBERT WARDL E W st Jordan

RUTH ALLGOOD Crescent MERRILL BORG Sandy WANDA SORENSEN Sandy

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BET H MITCH ELL Sandy LYLE G UN DERSON Sandy VELMA STEADMAN West Jordan

KENNETH CRANE Riverton HELEN BLAIR Butlerville WAYNE REYNOLDS Riverton

ANNA CH UFAR Sandy RUSSELL NIELSEN Riverton DAISY NICHOLS W st Jord n

HAROLD L. RE:NDLESBACH W st Jord n RUTH BATEMAN Midv lo DEVEARL DIMOND W st Jord n

OLGA COSTELLO Midv I SAM SOTER Midvale JUNE FINLAYSON W st Jord n

GRANT WITT Dr p r MARY Df=WEY Dr por GEORGE EBERT Gr nit

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ENIOR JOHN WEENIG Riverton MAURINE BUTTERFIELD Herriman ALVIN STEFINES Midvale

KATHRYN KARAGLANIS Midvale ELVIN LOVENDAHL Riverton LAPRIEL McMULLIN South Jordan

HARVEY W. ECKMAN Murray RUBY WEBSTER West Jordan PAGE WIBERG Riverton

JESSIE BUTTERFIELD Herriman EDITH CHRISTOPHERSON Midvale DAISY BECKSTEAD South Jordan

NOEL BILLS Riverton ROSE D. MARKS West Jordon MELVIN SANDERS Crescent

FAY BUTTERFIELD Herrima n CLYDE SPENCER Butlervi li e ELAINE STROM Midval e

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ENIOR NORMA HOLT Midvole NEAL CARROLL Crescent CLARA Ell ESON Midvale

LEGRANDE ABBOTT West Jordan MYRTLE SMITH Riverton FRANK MUMFORD Sandy

VIRGINIA DENNY Union LOUISE WIBERG Riverton CHRYSTAL DASTRUP S ndy

JOE QUINN Dr per MAE ALSOP S ndy WESLEY AINSWORTH Crose nt

FAYE COLEBROOK Butlerville MASASHI WATANUKI Midvol MARIE KLOTOVICH South Jordon

JIMMIE MAY Riverton MARJORIE DAY Dropor ARVEL BROWN Sondy

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ENIOR LESLIE BUTTERFIELD Riverton

MAXINE HOLT South Jordan

BOB McMULLIN Midvale

EDITH RAWLINGS Draper

NORMA RICHARDS Union

MARGARET THORNBLAD Sandy

LAWRENCE THOMPSON Crescen I

ROMA CHRISTENSEN Union

ALBERT L[VINE S ndy

OLGA LAY Escalante

RODERICK WIBERG Riverton

GlN EVI EVE CLAYTON Midv I

GERALD WHITE Butlervill

LAURA VAN HORNE Midv le

HOWARD BUTLER Sandy

FERN Bl N NS Draper

VERNAL ANDERSON Sandy

LARUE ALLDREDGE Crescent

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lONE SILCOX West Jordan CECIL GAl LEY South Jordon JENNIE SWENSON Sandy

BILL ASPDEN Midvale OLL IE MILNE Sandy TOMMY THOMSON Riverton

JOISE BROWN South Jordon FERN JAMES Murray JENNIE ARCHIBALD Gran it

DOSS DEAN Dr p r MAX INE BECKSTEAD Sandy HAROLD D WEY Drop r

ETHEL WEBBER W st Jord n OLIVE PARKER Draper WANDA KIDD Bluffdal

HEWITT WHITING Union SHIRLEY JENSEN Midv I R ID NOKES Riv rton

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ENIOR DALE THOMPSON Sandy CHELSEA PETERSON West Jordan HARRY BALLARD Draper

RUBY LANCE Sandy WAYNE NEWBOLD Draper CAROL BU RGON Uni on

RICHARD BOBERG Draper MARY SAl NSBU RY Sandy DON HILTON Butlerville

FRANCCS KELLGREEN Murray DALE STUART Midval e ALIDA KELLGREEN Murray

L WIS BISHOP Sandy LVERA BIRD Sandy LYNN JAYNES Crescent

RUTH NIELSEN Sandy RICHARD SMITH Midval e NORMA TESCH W est Jordan

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ENIOR RUTH BOGGESS Union ELDEN DENSLEY Riverton HELEN VINCENT Sandy

LEON DENSLEY Riverton DOROTHY HAUN West Jordon LARKIN SHULSEN West Jordon

LARHEA HAWKINS Bluffdale ARVAL NELSON Sondy MARY FREEMAN Riverton

JACKSON DEARING Midv le SAPHRONIA FITZGERALD Drop r EVAN MADSEN Sandy

RUTH HAMILTON Riverton LAVERNE BURNINGHAM E st Midv le VI LATE SH EPPICK South Jordon

KAN UYEDA Droper VUELTA BOOTH W est Jord n ELL ERY HANSEN Sondy

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ENIORยง DEAN BATEMAN West Jordan EUDORA RASMUSSEN Midvale DONALD PALMER South Jordan

BEULAH BURGON Union LESLEE MABEY South Jordan HELEN TOOMEY Union

RODNEY ALSOP Sandy EM ILY ENNIS$ Draper DALE SORENSEN Midvale

BETH TAFT Midvale STANLEY NANCE Sandy FLORENCE J EN Kl NS Midval e

KEITH FITZGERALD Drape r FARREL WOOD West Jordan ORIN MAXFIELD Butlervill e

PEARLE OSTLER Sandy EMIL DUNOSKOVICH Midval e BETH ANDERSON Midval e Pag e 35

EN lOR MARY MUTCH Midvale JIMMY ADOLPHSON East Midvale ROBYN PETERSEN Draper

EARL GREENWOOD Midvale VIRGINIA SANDERS W st Jordan EDWARD ELSWOOD Sandy

LAVON PIERCE Sandy SEYMOUR GODFR Y Union DOROTHY BALLARD Drop r

STANLEY W . SCHMI[TT Midvale JUNE WILLIAMS Dr路 p r GRANT ADOLPHSON E st Midv le

GEORGIA PAULOS Midval BOB JOOS Drop r MARJORIE SMITH Drop r

MORRIS MORGAN Riv rton BEATRICE RASMUSSEN Midvale EUGENE CLEMENT Riv rton

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ENIORยง TED JONES Sandy DORTHY BOWEN Murray GRANT HANSEN South Jordan

WINONA GREEN Butlerville LOVELL WARDLE South Jordan BETH PARK Riverton

FRANK HOLT South Jordan RUTH BAGU I F'( S It L ke Ci ty WAYNE ~v10RRIS S ndy

ded into the first x Class were FLORENCE SMITH S I~ L ke Ci~y ALLEN BALLARD Draper MARIE ALLMENDING ER W os~ Jord n

DENO SEAL Riv rton VELMA KIM S ndy DON DOWDING S ndy

FAY WEBB Riverton DONALD GLOVER Midval e VENICE KIM Sandy

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ENIOR RAY WEST Midv ale

MARVEL HANSEN Sandy

SHERMAN GARDNER W est Jordan

GRACE NELSON Sandy

EM MET COOK Union

ELLE N OSTLER South Jordan

ROBERT BALLARD Dra,oer

MARION HOLT un: 'n

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\ USS ELL orville

ANN M. BARZFN Granite

EDWIN AND RSON Midv le

MELVA CHRISTENSEN W

st Jordan

SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED VERN ANDERSON, Sandy HYRUM BOWEN, Midvale ELWELL BOGGESS, Union RUBY BILLS, Riverton LOLA BILLS, Riverton JOHN N. BROWN, Sandy FRANCIS BECK, Sandy ALBIN BROWN, Riverton ALMA BAIRD, Draper LLOYD CLEMENT, Draper ERN EST COWD ELL, Sandy BERYL CUNDICK, West Jordon CLOYD CURTIS, Union SCOTT DAY, Draper HAROLD DAY, Draper

LEONARD ENNIS$, Draper MAXINE NELSON, Sandy MEARLE FOY, Midvale ANNIE NEFF, Sandy JACK FARMER, Midval ~ GLENN PEARSON, W st Jordon JACKIE FURSE, West Jordon NOEL PHILLIPS, W st Jordan ALMON GREEN, Butl rville ARCHIE RICHARDS, W st Jordan MYRLE GREEN, Riv rton JOE RAWSON, Sandy LOUIS GIRARD, Sandy L VERE SNARR, Murray STAN LEY HUTCHINGS, South Jordan BETH SADLER, Midval FRED HASKIN, Midvale WILSON TOLMAN, Sandy GLADYS JENSEN, Sandy WILLIAM TAYLOR, Dr p r CLARENCE JOHNSON, Drilp r CHARLES TEA, Riv rton FRANCIS JOHNSON, Sandy ALBERT WEST, Drop r GLEN LARSON, Sandy NORMAN WILLOUGHBY, Union ORSON LAURITZEN, Union FRANK WHEADON, South Jordan EMOGENE LINDSAY, Midv I ERIC YOUNGBERG, Midvale ANNIE: MERRILL, South Jordon

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JUANITA SORENS O N Sec ret ary -Treas urer

PAUL BECKSTEAD Pre sid e nt

MARGARET STAKER Vi ce- Pre sid e nt

JUNIOR CLASS La st fall what appeared to be a wild, unruly mob crowd ed into the first assembly. To all appearances the Junior Class we re the toughest fellows in the school. Among them were shy, timid girl s and sheepish boys , bashful a nd uncertain wh at to do. Later events proved that these new pupils were not wild and unruly "scalawags," but in reality healthy, interested boys and girls eager to begin the school year right. Following the example of the serious-minded seniors, the juniors have demonstrated that "Newcomers" can succeed . With high enthusiasm, they hailed the dawning of a new life at Jordan. The junior assembly, Junior Prom, and the achievements of the junior scholarship and athletics have lifted the class to its proper place in t he high school world. Success to you all, juniors, and the best of luck on your journey over the rough roads to thA land of the proud and mighty seniors.

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JU lOR ELMER SMART Union

VERNON COOK West Jordon JUNE DUNN Midvale

ELLA THOMAS Midvale

HAROLD JENSEN Midvol LOIS EWELL Union

JEAN ROACH Midvale

JOY TURNER Midv I

EMMA FITZGERALD Draper ELLEN MARKS Wesi Jordan

ROBERT SMITH Draper

LAVAR BATEMAN South Jord n

AFTON FORD Midv lo OLIVER COOK Wost Jordan

ESTHER CRANE H rrim n

AFTON FURSE West Jord n VIVIAN PFTERSEN ndy

AFTON JACOBSEN E si Mjdv le

LYLE WOODHOUSE S ndy JOYCE CHRISTIAN Sandy

HELEN THORPE But/ rvi/1

REATHA EVANS E st Midv I WILLIAM LAMBSON E st Midv I

NEWELL J. COOPER West Jord n

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JU lOR IM OGENE PEARSON W st Jord n

ELNORA STRINGFELLOW Draper LINDSAY MILNE Uni on

TRUTH JOHNSON Union

DORTHY PAGE Ri verton ALLAH GARDNER W est Jordan

G LORIA BUTTERFIELD Herriman

JEANNE SORENSEN Her riman VAUGHAN BENSON East Mid vale

JOE BELICH Mid vale

DUDLEY RUN DQU 1ST West Jordan FLORE NCE BODELL Herriman

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ZOLA JOHNSON Midvale

VESTER RASMUSSEN Sandy

JACK THOMPSON Sandy

RUTH OLSON Uni o n ZELLA NEWBOLD Draper

RUTH EGBERT Vv'est Jordan

tv11 LUCENT CH AM PION Mid vala BEULAH THOMSON South Jordan

MAC WASHBURN Draper

JUNIOR HOWE East Midvale LEONA DANSIE Riverton

HANNAH BODELL H erriman

JUNIOR PAUL BECKSTEAD Midvale

NOEL JACOBSON Bluffdale MARGARET STAKER Butlerville

PEARL WARDLE Union

RUTH SMITH Draper BETH DAHL West Jordon

CARLOS SOFFE South Jordon

JOE CVAR Midvole KATHERINE DIZIKES Draper

ALLEEN MIDDLETON East Midvale

LOUISE WHITEHEAD Union KAZUO KUWAHARA Union

ARNOLD SMITH Draper JANICE BECK Sandy

YVONNE TURNER Midvole

MAJKEN CARLSON Midvale AN IT A MITCH ELL Sandy

ELAINE HOLT South Jordon

BURTON TODD Midvale EVA CROXFORD Union

LOVA BECKSTEAD South Jordon

NORMA AINSWORTH East Midvale ERN EST CLARK Midvale

GRANT MARTINEAU Sandy

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HCLEN MURPHY Midvol

REVA STOCKING South Jordon

VERDA MAYME PETERSEN Riverton

DARREL PETERSON Union JUANITA SORENSON Riv rton

GEORGIE TRIPELAS Midvale AMY NEWBOLD Draper

EMMA JENKINS Midvale

CREER NIELSEN Sandy NORMA FREEMAN Herriman DOROTHY MICKELSEN Granite

HELEN STELTER Union FRANCIS TATE Butlerville

PETE RASMUSSEN Midvale

KENNETH MAYNARD Riverton VIRGIN lA SMITH Draper

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JOSEPH WELCH Midvale

FAE CORNWALL Midvale

RELA SPRATLING West Jordan LOUISE BOULTER Sandy

ELMO WANBERG Midvale

DUANE SJOBLEM Midvale ELEANOR FORDHAM Sandy

LUCILE MORGAN Riverton

J"U lOR SH ELDO N GAR DN ER W est Jordan

IRV IN GREENWOOD Sandy RE VA BECKSTEA D Granite

RUTH LEHMITZ W est Jordon

DOROTHY H EN DERSO N Draper

BE RN ICE GR AN T Sandy NELLIE DESPAIN Granite

DO NNA NI ELSE N South Jordan

lv1 EL VA LAST W est Jordon

RA LPH GOAT ES West Jordon W AYN E PIERSON Sandy

GLE NN A RCH IBALD Granite

GWENDOLYN HAWK I ~ ~S Bluffdale

NO A L BECKSTEA D South Jordon BET H STOCK IN G Sou th Jordon

MAVI S GREER Union A FTO N NI LSSO N Midv le

MIMI JO HN SO N Union

HELEN JACKSO N S ndy GLE N JOH NSON Riverton

LOVELLE BUTTERFIELD Riverton

(EN NETH NIX S ndy EVELYN BUTTERFIELD Riverton

BEATRICE HOG A N West Jordon

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JU lOR EVELYN DENNY Sondy

NAOMA HOLT South Jordan GEORGE GILBERT Riverton

MARY KAMNIKAR Midvale

EUDORA ORGILL West Jordan MARY POWELL Midvale

ELDON STRINGFELLOW Droper

BLANCHE BOBERG Draper LOIS BUTTERFIELD Herriman

MAXINE AINSWORTH Crescent

EDNA SILCOCK Riverton ROBERT BRANDT Union

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PAULINE BONECHER Riverton EUGENE C. GREEN Union

GEORGE YOUNG East Midvale

RUTH JENSEN Riverton CHLOE BUTTERFIELD Riverton

DORIS JOHNSON Riverton

LEONARD OAKESON South Jordan MARY BETH THOMAS South Jordan

EUNICE SPENCER Bluffdale

CATHERINE BOWEN Murray DAN A. CHRISTENSEN South Jordan

JIMMIE Y. KUWAHARA Union

J1U lOR VERNER J. CHRISTENSEN MORRIS PETERSON MELVIN PRICE Camp Williams Sandy Union MARl ELLE PARK BEULAH MADSEN Sandy Riverton EVELYN MURRAY VIVIAN MUIR DORIS STRADLEY Sondy Gr nite Union LARUE MARCHANT ROSS PALMER Midvale South Jord n DELORIS NORDBERG WILLA DANSIE West Jordan Riverton LORRAINE DOW NORMA NIELSEN Draper Riverton JUNIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED MELVIN, AYLETT, Midvale EVA ATKINSON, Sandy PEARL ADAIR, Riverton BOYD ANDERSON, Midvale GLEN ALSOP, East Midvale FRANCES ALLEN, East Midvale FONTELLA ALLEN, East Midvale WAYNE BENNION, West Jordan ROSCOE BUHLER, Midvale PRESTON BUTTERFIELD, Herriman FLOYD BARBEN, West Jorden DELAINE BRAILSFORD, Draper ALBERT BAIRD, Draper ARLENE BROWN, Crescent MARY BOWEN, Midvale ELBERT BAIRD, Draper ARMOND BOSH, Midvale TONY CORAK. Midvale BF.N CLAYTON, Draper WENDELL CRUMP, Bluffdale FRANCES CURTIS, South Jordan LaVERN DAVIS, Midvale DARRELL DESPAIN, Union SAM DeLUCA. Herriman HOWARD DOWNING. Midvale .IAC:K ERLENBACK . Midv,1le ROBERT C. EVANS, Bull rvill ALFRED ENGqRUM, Draper CHARLES FENSTERMAKER, S ndy GLEN FORGIE , Midvale BENTSON FOWKES, Riverton VERA FORBUSH, Union ALVIN FARNSWORTH, S ndy MITCHELL FORBUSH , Midv I RUTH FREEMAN . Riverton LYDIA GREEN. Riverton WILLIAM GRANT, Midval

LaVERL GRAHAM, Union ROSETTA GLAZIER, Granite WILFORD HUGHES, Sandy CHARLES HUNICK, West Jordan MARICE HARPER, Crescent EARL HANSEN, South Jordan ERNEST HARPER, Midv le OSCAR HUNICK, West Jordan JOE HELLEWELL, Draper RAY HECK, Midvale CLIFTON JOHNSON, Crescent MARGARET JOHNSON, Bluffdale FRED JAYNES, Crescent RICY JONES, West Jordan HELEN JENSEN, Union NORDA JEPPSON, Union ORSON JOHNSON, Union CLIFTON LLOYD, Riverton GARTH L. LEE, Sandy DREW LARSEN, Midv le RHEA LARSON, Union DOROTHY LUND, Riv rton REGGIE LaFEVRE. Midvale HARVEY MARGETTS, W st Jord n JACK MEAD, S ndy D •VERL MOLYNEUX, Dr p r JOE MAZURAN, Midv le JACK McNAMARA, Midval • LEAH MOLYNEUX, Draper r'LEM MACE, Sandy CLAUD 1-AcGUIRE, Midv I LOA NELSON . S ndy SOREN NIELSFN . South Jord n PEARL NICHOLS, W st Jord n LOIS NEWMAN, Riverton DmMLD NELSON , Midv lr.

CLARENCE NELSON, S ndy JESS NEL<;ON, S n y IVAN OAKESON. South Jord n WILLIS PETERSEN, Riv rton LaNORE PEDERSEN, Union BETTY PHILLIPS, West Jordan ORBEN PRICE, South Jord n MARGARET ROBINSON, Union EARL REDMAN, Midv le JOE RAYMOND, Dr p r HAL SWENSON, Midv I ZENAS SMITH, Gr nit DORA SWAIN, Union FARROLD H. SILCOX, Riv rton GRANT SHAW, S ndy DON SADLER, Drop r MAX ROLAND STEPHENSEN, Riv rton RAE SMART, Union GLADYS SILCOX, Riv rton ANNIE STEPAN, Midv I ARCHIE SWENSON, S ndy FRED TENNANT. Gr nile HAROLD 0. THORNTON, Dr p r ELEANOR TOOMEY, Union MAYO THORNTON, Dr p r NELDA VAWDREY. Dr p r WILLIAM VAN HORNE, Midv CARL WIBERG, Riv rton JACK WEBSTER, Sandy LELAND WINGER, Union BETTY WALKER, Union FLORENCE WIBERG, Riv rton ALMA WRIGHT, S ndy WILBERT WEBB . Bluffd le DALLAS YOUNG, Draper STEVE ZUPAN. S ndy JACK BABCOCK, Union - Sophomore

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ORGANIZATIONS

SEN lOR CHAR LON IANS F'RONT ROW Ver·dant DeBJ)ain, Virginia Sand rH, Mary Bridgot•t~, lklh Milt·h •II, Elv •ra Bird. I>or·othy Ballard, Ruth Nieh·en, Beulah Burgon, Marjorie Smith, ll<'ll'n Toom •y, Robyn Petcre n. SECOND ROW- Norma Nor·dberg, MiKK Ruw~;on (adviHer), Ircn • Leak, V •lmn Steadman, LaPI'iel McMullin, Saphronia Fitzg-erald, Ruth Allgood. Marjorie Day, JriH Nidsl'n, B' th Todd. MisH 'l'ut.Ue (advise!'). THIRD ROW Maxine Holt, B atric RaKmuHH n, Murjor·ic How , Bl•lh Taft. Bl•th And<'rt!On, Eudora RaHmlll;f!en. Dor·thy Bowen, Norma Tl·Hch, Jura Eli<•Kon, Vl'lda LaneaHler, Bhtnth ScvcrHon. FOURTH ROW Edith hriHlopherHon, Jun • William!i, Betty Alley, Shirley Jl'llHt'n, Gl•nt•vil'Vl' layton, Ruth Hamilton, LoiH Miller, hryHtal Dm;trup, Kathryn Karal(lan iH, Hl'lly Durft• , Olive Pur·k •r, Laura Van Horn •.

JUNIOR CHARLONIANS FIRST ROW Mary Powell, Maxin • AinHworlh, Pearl War<ll•, Mar·gar •l Staker. Yvonne Tum •r, Virg-inia Smith, Mavis Greer·, Rela S1>ratling, 0 •lot· 'K Nordh(' l'l(. SE OND HOW V •nice Kim, Vl'lmn Kim, Bernice Grant. Arlen Brown, Ruth Smith, Eleanor 'I oom(•y, Carol Burgon. 'l'liiRD ROW 'nth(•l'int• Bowen, Mary B th Thomu1:1. II •I •n 'l'horpl', Naoma Holt, Mujk!'n 'uriHcn, 'hlol' Bulll•rfit•ld, Edna Sil ·o ·k. Emily EnniH, Myrlc <:r '('11.

CHARLONIANS In November, 1927, a group of girls under tho direction of Miss Rowson, initial d th Charlonion Club, a " pep" and scholastic organization planned to promote a high r scholastic standard in the school. Membership in this club requires an av rage of ''B." Girls who bolon must r loin this average as long as they are in the club; otherwise, they ore put on the "inoctiv list." The Charlonians are loyal supporters of all stud nt activities. In football and basketball gam s. they have cheered our boys faithfully and loylllly. Their clever stunts between halv s oft n aid d in turning a defeat into victory. The Charlonian assembly from the B.Y.U . was ono of th b st of the year.

OFFICERS Beatrice Rasmuss n Norma Nordberg Beth Taft Marjorie Howe Ruth Nielsen

Pr sidon! Vi c Pr sident S cr tory Y II Mistr ss Y II Mistr ss

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CLUB MEMBERS l•'RON'l' ROW MiHH D<•an H<•nnion (advis r) , Delores Nordberg, Virginia Sande1·s. Mary Bridges, Elvera Bird, Ruth Nie lflen. Kathryn Ka 1·aglanis, B rnice Grant, Wanda Sorensen, Beulah Burgon, Saphronia Fitz~en\ l d, . H l •n Toom y, Eth I Webb •r, Miss Harri t Hubba1·d (adviser). SECOND ROW-Florence J<•n kmH, W ill a Da nHie, Ruth O!Hon, Fay Webb, LaPri I McMullin, Iris N ielsen, Fern Binns, Ruth Bagu]ey, A fton Ford , Lorrai ne Dow, E lNora Stringfellow, Blanche Boberg, Dorothy Henderson, Ruth Wundel'lich. l•:mi ly gm i;, E lenPor Fordham. FOURTH ROW Pearle Ostler, Ruth Allgood. Edith Raw lings, Alida JncohH n, LouiH<' Wib IX, Ruby Lane , Norma Holt. Eudora Rasmussen, Marjo1·ie Day, Marjorie Smith, Emi ly EnniH, E l<·ano1· Fordham. FOURTH ROW Pearle Ostler, Ruth Allgood, Edith Rawling . Alida Ki ll g l·<·<•n. Fern Jam<•H. FrandH Killgr <•n, Joyce Christian, Dorthy Bowen, Jennie Swenson, Velma Kim, V ni<·c Kim, Betdah Thompiion, Donna Ni lRcn, Gladys Silcox, Reatha Evans, Edith hristophe1·son, Verdant Despain. (Not P hotograph d) May Hyd , Ella Thomas, Norma Nielsen, Velma Steadman, l ath<•rine J)izil,es, Olive Parker, CheiRea Pet rson.

HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The girls of the s wing Md cooking classes organized the Home Economics Club December 5, 1927, to further the cous of home economics in high school. Since th n, these girls have earned the good will of all of us by their courteous and efficient s rvic in th cofeteria. Members of the club this year deserve special mention for the manner in which they serv d our parents on Visiting Day, January 31, and for the Thanksgiving and Christmas dinn rs. The Hom Economics girls support the school activities by sponsoring the annual banquet for footb II boys and th luncheons for the opera and play casts. The s wing girls also deserve commendation. They have made great progress this year. Many I lented and promising dressmakers are improving steadily in their work, as their fashion show on Parents' Day revealed. . During the present year, the girls have listened to lectures on charm, hair styles, and makeup. At present they are planning another fashion show for their mothers in the spring .

OFFICERS Wanda Sorenson Ber nic Grant Kathryn Karaglanis

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I>RONT ROW Mr. Boyce (a dvi!;e r ) , W cH lc•y Ain Hworth, Lynn Jayn '1:1, LeGrande• bbot , Sh !don Gardn r . Frank Mumford, Kan Uyeda, Lavell • Butterfi •ld, G •or).(c Gilhe t·t. SJ<: OND ROW I •m Mac •, J• 'rcd Jaynes, 1V1elvm Sander s, R eid Nokc H, Sam D •Lu ca. T •d Graff, Lyl• Gundt•r Hon, Dan·e ll Det~puin . THIRD ROW- Leonard Oakeson, Kenn eth Maynard, Pr Hton Bu t t •rfi c• ld, Wayn (• R •ynold H, 'arloH Sofft• , De no Seal, Jimmy May , W c ndall Wardle, Fred T nna nt. 1•'0 RTII ROW Do!-IH D •an, Gordon Mickci He n, Wilbe rt W e bb, Mitch 11 Forhu ~:~ h , Arnold S mith, WeH ton IInrp •r, Rolwrt Smith. Ray Battitw n , Onw n J ohnso n , John N . Brown . (Not Photog raphed) L eon Den Hley, Gl •n Archibald . Hoy F a irhourn, Wilford llu Khe H, V •nat! Andt• r~:~ on, Le wi f! Bi s hop. Dudl•y Rundquh;t, D •veri Molyneau x . Roy Ll•hmitz. Stt• vp l':unan. Dranol Sor\'n Hon, Moni -; Morg an . Hu HHell Nie h; •n , arl 1{\•eH, K •nn th r a ne , Juc·k WPh~:~ l•t · , Lnv •r e Rt•t•s.

(A N ation I Org nizo tion

of Farm

Boys)

O UR CR EED: W e be li eve in the fut ure o f f orm in g with a faith born, not of words, b ut o f d ds. W believe th at by ed ucation, t r ining, and culture, bctier d y wi ll rrive for t h f rm r. O UR M O TTO: Learn ing to do, doing t o earn , earning to live, living to serve. A C TIVITI ES: The opening social o f the year w s the annu I F.F.A . Harvest B II whi ch w s h ld N ov mb r

8, 193 5. Th e F.F.A. boys won $ 179 .50 priLe mo ney t the U t h St te F ir, in the state co ntes t f or quality an d qu ntity of exhibits entered.

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The F.F.A . boys last sum mer enj oyed a o ne t housand -mile trip through the c nyo ns o f So ut h rn Utah, at a total cost f or transportation of only two dollars per boy. Tho c lub also particip t d in t he Og d en Livestock Show nd co ntests in t ho staiD cont sts and conv ntion he ld in Log n, Utah. The c lub carries on a p rog r m o f recreationa l and thletic ac tivities wi th oth r schools through the district . On W ednesd y, A pril 15, tho annual F.F. A . Fath rs', M oth rs', nd Sons' Banq uet was held i n the Jordan H igh Schoo l Gymnasium. One of the outstanding chievom nts o f the orgoniL tion this y r w s th winning o f the U nion Pacific hundred -do ll r schol rship by R y Bottison. The schol rship is to b us d to attend an agricultur I college. OFFICERS Kan U yeda Leslie Butterfield Frank M umford Jimmy M ay Leon Densley

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Sl'l'TlNG (L fL Lo Right) Harold Thorpe (club sponsot"), Richard Smith, Edna Silcock, Scott Day, Af'lon Jacobf!en, and Mrs Hazel Cannon (dramatic director). STANDING- Harold Rendlesbach (composer or the song), Rodney Alsop, Emily Enniss, Annie Merrill, Marjorie Day, Mac Washburn, Mary D wey, and Emogene Lndsay (J)tompter).

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CLUB

The Scribblers' Club was organized in 1932 to provide an opportunity for young writers to improve their talents in creative writing, with Mr. Harold Thorpe as adviser. Members of the club contribute regularly to the Tribune High School Corner, which is published each Sunday of the schoo l year in the Salt Lake Tribune. This year the Scribblers wrote a one-act play, "Fiddledee-Dums," which featured an original song written by our promising composer, Harold Rendlesbach. Members of the Club, directed by Mrs. Hazel Cannon, presented this play in the annual Scribblers' Club Assembly, Friday, March 27, and at the Sandy Junior High School, Friday, April I 0. Marjorie Day Juanita Sundbloom Rodney Alsop .

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CLUB SNAPS Janitol' 'hi('fH, l'l'iz•11 at Stat• Fair (F.F.A.). At ,'tat • Fnil' (F.F.A.). Out fol' J:<;. ·t'rdt<(• (F.F.A.), Lincoln William'H Priz• Potato Patch (Jo'.F.A.), l'l'uning I<;Jm Tr('t> !F.F.A . ), South('rn Utah Tl'ip (F.F.A.). S(•ribbl•l'!l Writ(• a Play, Janitor11' 'lub. Priz(• fl al Stat • Fair, Th I' h ', )yH 'fnk(• a Hand !Hom • J<:conomics), Fnshion Show (Hom • EconomicH), S('l'ibblt•rH R('h<•ut'Ht' fot· "J•'iddlc-d(•c-Dumt~."

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ACTIVI'TIES

UPPER LEFT- Ruth Jensen, Mavi~; Greer, Harold Thorpe, Laura Van Horne. lrit> Ni Is n, Laura (;ardn r, Herman Cox, Max Watanuki. UPPER RIGHT- Richard Sett•rb r~. Norma Holt, Norma Nordberg, Bernice Grant, Ray Battison, Harold Smith, Millicent. Champion. Allon B. Pouil:wn, Burton Todd, Eudora Rasmussen. LOWER LEFT- Orson Smith, llob•rt Wardle, Richard Bob<'rll:, Glen Madsen, Bob Joos, Lyle Woodhouse. LOWER RIGHT-Emogen Lind~:;ay, Rob rt. Wardle, Grant Martineuu, Clara Elieson, Mary Sainsbury, Robyn P'etert~en. INSEHTS Annie M l'l'ill and LaVar Bat ·mun.

THE BEETDIGGER The Beetdigger staff have endeavored to portray to you in picture and in story th events and actvities of Jordan during 1935-6. Their success will be measured by your appreciation. School spirit, pictures, old friends, good times, school traditions-these oro our yearbook! Though we sigh with regret at the thought of closing another year, still, memories of old Jord n will linger with us all, long after this year has faded. The spirit and enthusiasm of the staff, and the friendly co-operation of the students and teachers have h !pod to make this book a success. The aim of the staff was a "bigger and better Beetdigger than that of any preceding year." EDITORIAL STAFF Iris Nielsen Clara Elieson Annie Merrill Emogene Lindsay Mavis Greer Ruth Jensen Laura Van Horne Herman Cox Max Watanuki Mary Sainsbury Robyn Petersen Richard Boberg Bob Joos Robert Wardle Glen Madsen Lyle Woodhouse . Alton B. Poulson, Adviser Laura Gardner, Adviser Harold Thorpe, Adviser Orson Smith, Adviser

Editor Editor Writer Writer Writer Writer Artist Artist Artist Typist Typist Photographer Photographer Photographer Photographer Photographer Business Editing and Art Copy Photography

Associate Copy Copy Copy Copy

BUSINESS STAFF Ray Battison Harold Smith Burton Todd Richard Setterberg Eudora Rasmussen

Business Manager Assist nt Assistant Subscription Man g r Subscription Manager

STAFF OF ASSISTANTS Norma Nordberg Bernice Grant Millicent Champion Norma Holt

LaVar Bateman Dan Christens n Gr nt Martineau

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THE BROADCASTER BA K ROW Joe Quinn, Robert Ballard, Helen Toomey, Dean Loveless, Fern James, Stanley Bennion, arol Burgon, Bill Aspd n, Dorthy Bowen, Wayne Reynolds, John Weenig. FIRST ROW- Mr. Ballard (advifler),Lynn Jaynes, Don Hilton, Frank Mumford, Mae Alsop, Ted Jones, Elvera Bird, Harvey Eckman, Beth Mitchell, Ran Uyeda, Bob McMullin. FRONT- Wesley Ainsworth, Fred Haskins. BACK ROW- Miss Rawson (adviser), Roderick Wiberg, Dale Stewart, Jack Farmer, Richard Smith, LaVere Snarr. MIDDLE ROW- Ray Battison, Beth Anderson, Beth Todd, Sa'phronia F'itzgerald, Wayne Reynolds, Annie N ff, Ruth Boggess, Olga Lay. FRONT ROW- Max Watanuki, Leon Densley, Norma Nordberg, Betty Alley, Morris Morgan, Dorothy Ballard, LaRhea Hawkins, Melvin Sanders. LEF"r TO RIGHT- Louis Girard, Leslie Butterfield, Dorothy Ballard, Norma Nordberg, Sam Soter, Miss Rawson (adviser), Richard Smith.

Our school paper, The Broadcaster, is striving most successfully to live up to this creed: "To uphold the high ideals of Jordan, to promote sportsmanship and good will, to popularize the student body, and to support all worthy school activities." Each month The Broadcaster carries news of the important school events such as the opera, the school play, the faculty play, athletic activities, together with other interesting features like the write-up of the Friday socials and the weekly assemblies, Red and Gray Flashes , the Senior Hop, the Junior Prom, exchanges, static , poetry , and interesting facts about the various classes and departments. We are proud of The Broadcaster and its staff of ambitious and efficient workers. STAFF Richard Smith Dorothy Ballard Oralie Rawson , Page 55

Editor First Associate

Norma Nordberg Leslie Butterfield

ADVISERS 0. D. Ballard

Second Associ ate Business Manager Paul C. Boyce, Business

The Marriage Toast. The Injured Pl'ince Is Brought to the Card n. In lh • Prine •'11 Amltt.m •nl. The The Queen and the Mini~;ter Come to th

Po~t Boy HringH lht•

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Avurtm •nt. t.Jncle Thoma!! GiveR Advi e. 'l'h • Blind King ViHili:! the Cord •n.

"FRIEND HANNAH" By Paul Kester Played by rho High School F culty CAST OF CHARACTERS Robert Cl g The Prince of Wales . Vernon LoeMaster Pet R smussen (Post Boy) (Afterward George Ill) Edward Duke of York Isaac Bushnell Augusta Eleanor P rry The Duke of Chandos A. B. Poulson (Prine ss Dowager of W les) Lord Bute Aim Smith Marg r t Lightfoot Lucil Muir (Prime Minister of England) ( H nnah's mother) 0. D. Ball rd Thomas Lightfoot Betty Trott Mary B II ntyne (Hannah's uncle) ( M id of all Work) Isaac Oxford . . Paul C. Boyce Hann h Li htfoot Lucill Tuttle (Hannah's cousin) Page 56

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and ' I' l'l'y Afflicted with Adolcscenc .

Prof ssor and His Wife Discuss the Rising Generation.

ANNUAL SCHOOL PLAY

"GROWING PAINS" By Aurania Rouverol Georg Mcintyre Terry Mcintyre Mrs. Mcintyre . Professor Mcintyre Sophie Mrs. Patterson Elsie Patterson Traffic Officer Dutch

CAST OF CHARACTERS Richard Setterberg Brian Beth Mitchel Omar Ch rysta I Dastru p Hal Earl Greenwood Pete . Olive Parker Prudence Chloe Butterfield Patty Robyn Petersen Jane Dallas Young Miriam Vivian . LoVar Bateman Extra Boys and Girls for Party Virginia Smith Pete Rasmussen Beulah Burgon Stanley Bennion Beth Anderson

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Richard Smith Mac Washburn Ralph Goates Robert Evans Helen Stelter Kathryn Karaglanis Beth Todd Norma Holt Rozetta Glazier

FRONT ROW- Kathryn Karaglanifl, Scott Day, Beth Todd, Ri 路hard Smith, Beth Anden;on. BACK ROW-Rober~ Wardle, Richard Settcrber~, Chrystal DuHlrup, Sum Soter, Clara J~lieHon, Leonard ~nniHH.

ANNUAL SENIOR PLAY "YOUR MONEY OR YOUR WIFE" By Glenn Hughes Ned Graham Doris Jones Mr. Jones Mrs. Jones Daisy Dix Hamilton Cabot II I Mrs. Cabot Christopher Fogg Millicent Grey Pickett Dr. Entwhistle Charlie

. Richard Smith Beth Todd Richard Setterberg Chrystal Dastrup Beth Anderson Scott Day Clara Elieson Robert Wardle Kathryn Karaglanis Sam Soter Dale Sorenson Leonard Enniss

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ONE-ACT PLAY

"SPREADING THE NEWS" By Lady Gregory Mrs. Tarpey James Ryan (Ross Palmer) Tim Casey Shawn Early

(Left to right) Ruth Smith Jack Smith Mrs. Tulley Pete Rasmussen A removable Magistrate A Policeman Scott Day Mrs. Fallon Jack Babcock Bartley Fallon

Dallas Young Pearl Wardle Harold Smith Leonard Enniss Rozetta Glazier Mac Washburn

CHRISTMAS PAGEANT

"WHY THE CHIMES RANG" An old woman Holger A rich man A beautiful woman The King An angel

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(Left to right) Beth Da hI Steen Richard Smith Bertel Arden Webb The Priest . Dorothy Ballard A lovely young girl The Courtier Dallas Young Beth Anderson A white haired scholar

Pete Rasmussen Chester Muir . Scott Day _ . Edna Silcock Mac Washburn Harold Smith

TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES, May 17, 1935 Theme:

"Education-The Highway to Successful Living. GRADUATION PROGRAM

!-Preliminary Music . a. Overture, "Magic Flute"-Mozart b. Overture, "Der Freischutz"-Von Weber 2-March of Graduates 3-Selections a. "Morning"-Oiey Speaks b. "The Snow Legend"-Ciokey

Jordan High Orchestra

Girls' Glee Club

(Accompanist, Miss Donno Orton)

4-1 nvocation 5-Greetings 6-Violin Solo, "Sohn der Heide"-Keler-Belo ?-"Planning the Highway" 8-"Building the Highway" 9-Brass Quartet, "Memories of Stephen Foster" I0-"Trunk Lines and Detours" 11-"Using the Highway"

Harold Smith Principal L. W. Nielsen Richard Gardner Don Orton Adolph Pederson Bennie Redman, Jack Williams, Ivan Jorgensen, Jackson Dearing Miss Ethel Stocking Miss Annis Martineau

Valedictory 12-Ciass Song, "I Have A Rendesvouz With Life"- Thayer, O'H r ( Reodi ng of Lyric, Mi ss Neldo Morchon t)

I 3-Ciass Creed 14-Presentation of Graduates . IS-Awarding of Diplomas 16-Ciass Song 17-Exit March

Rondo Birch Princip I L. W. Nielsen Superintendenr C. N. Jensen Graduating Class

ANNUAL MAY DAY FESTIVAL FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1936 Event No. !--Entrance Parade. 2-Fiag Raising and Living Flag Presentation. 3- Maypole Dance. 4- Massed Bands. 5-Girls Posture Parade.

Event No. 6- Boys' Gymnastics ?- Massed Choru s. 8-lndividual School Activities. 9- "America." I0- 1ntermission. 11 -Field Day Athleti cs.

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TYPING TEA M F'JR ST ROW Lo ui" Gira rd , Marjo rie H owe , Jack M cNam a r a . SECON D ROW- June W illiam s, E la ine St rom , Earl R edm a n , hl oe B utt(' rfi Jd, Devearl Dimond J un ior H owe . Gladys Benson, R uth Jensen .

SHORTH A ND TEA M PRON'r

ROW Ma rj or ie H owe , Beth Taft. Gen eviev Clayton . SECOND ROW- Reva LcH iic Bu tte rf"i ld , Cath ri ne Bowen, Grace Nelson, Georgie Trine las, L ouis Girard .

Stocking,

DEBATING TEAM F RO NT ROW Scott Day, Norm a Tesch , Oli ve Parker , Beth Dahl , Nor m a Nordberg , Earl G1路ecnweod. SEC ON D ROW M r. Gold b,路an Ro n (coach ), Gwendo lyn Hawk in s. Chl o<! Butte r f ield, E dn a Sil cock, Beatrice H oga n .

CO MMERCIAL CONTESTS The Jordan High School's second-year typing team won second place in the annual Brigham Young University H igh School Commercial Contest held in Provo, March 27, 1936, with sixty-two plus words a minute, team average. Members of the team are: Marjorie Howe, Louis Girard , and Gra ce Nelson. O t her Jordan students who competed in the contest are: First-year typing team: Earl Redman , Junior Howe, and Jack McNamara. Alt-ernates: Chloe Butterfield and Ruth Jensen. S cond -year typing team alternates: Gladys Benson and Devearl Dimond . First-year shorthand team: Reva Stocking, Marjorie Howe, and Leslie Butterfield . Altern ates: Catherine Bowen and Georgie Tripelas. Second-year shorthand team: Genevieve Clayton, Louis Girard and Beth Taft. Alternate: Beatrice Rasmussen. Bookkeeping team : Newell Cooper, John Weenig, and Irvin Greenwood. Miss A lleman was the instructor of the typing and shorthand and Miss Ballantyne of th e bookkeeping. The question debated was: "Resolved, that the several states should establish a system of socialized medicine making available complete medical service for all at public expense." Page 6 1

"THE PRETZEl. KING" ANNUAL OPrRA A modern opereH

in prolog and two acts. Libretto, score, and orchostr tions by Emery G. Epp rson aHl In oHlumc. CAST [• ronl Row, Lefl U: RiJ<hl: Rulh llumillon, lon e Sil<·ox . Wanda SorenHon. Vir ~ initl 'milh. LoiH Ewl'll, ChrYHlal naHln Clara ElieHon , Carol Burgon, Norma Nordb"t"(, J•;udora RaH mu t-~HP !I , Dai Hy lkckHlNtd. B CK ROW Elm(.•r Smarl. Ho HH Palm Judd Pet e r ~o n, Richat·d Smilh, Joe Raymond, V •r n •r hri Ht •n H•n, J<;url Grc •nwood. Don P'a lmcr, Ray Brimhall, Lloyd I •m •nl, Kalht·y n Karu ~ lani H . TENNIS AND 'l'AP-Di\NClNG GIRLS Richard Smilh (lhe KinK) . Norma Ain Hworlb, urol Bur·go n, Betly Al l y, Elaine II Eudora Ra'! mttRtien, Norma Nordberg. Maryn r cl Slnkcr, Mimi John Hon, l•~luin<• Strom.

Th<' SLnge. 'l'h<' J<•HLcr Judd Peterson. J~ldon SLI·ing-fcllow, M lvin AyleLt. 'l'h

The Gc1·man B'and: Judd PeLe1·son, Robert Wardle, Burton Todd,

Kin~ (Richard Smith) and His Daughter at t3 (Virginia Smith).

COLLEGE Gl RLS Norm Ainsworth B lly All y Fontolla Allen Frances Allen Dorothy Ballard Rurh Balem n Janice Bock Lova Beckstead Lois Butterfield Beulah Burgon Corinne Clements Evelyn Denney Nellie Despain Katherine Dizikes Emma Fitzgerald Mavis Greer Ruth H milton Gwendolyn Hawkins Elaine Holt Mimi Johnson La Rue Marchant

LaPriel McMullin Mary Mutch Eudora Orgill Vivian Peterson Margaret Staker Helen Stelter Elaine Strom ElNora Stringfellow Helen Thorpe Pearl Wardle Beth Stocking

COLLEGE BOYS Allen Ballard Albert Baird Elbert Baird Richard Boberg Alma Baird Harold Day Scott Day Robert Evans Mearle Foy Donald Glover Clifton Johnson Kazuo Kuwahara .John McGuire Stanley Nance Wayne Newbold Carl Rees Dudley Rundquist Lawrence Thompson Francis Tate Robert Wardle Albert West

OR C H ESTRA FRONT Carol Burgon . FIRST ROW Alvin Furn Hw r th. R ·Ja pn1tling- , Ht•th Dahl. Allah (;ltrdnPr, Verda Mayme P et n son, Saphroni a F'ilzgc ra ld, lri H Ni · l ~t· n , Owen 1\ llmc ndin gt> r, l~ ur l Gr • •nwood. SECOND ROW Ju a nita Sorc nHon, Willa Dan t~ i . Robyn P •t r Hc n. Rodn •y Al t-~o p. l<;v nn Mnthwn, Noel Bi llH, P a ul Becks tead, H a rold Re nd! ~ bach, Harold Smi t h, LnV a r Bat ma n . 'I'll !HD ltOW Beu lnh MadH•n , L Hh Molynea ux, F a y Butte rfield, Corrin e Cl m • nt t~, Do ro th y Da llanl , Sln nlcy Sc hmict . Ocv •ar l Dimond, W ayne Morl'is, Gra nt Ma rtinea u, Elmo Wu nbcrg, Doug laH Ga 1·dn •r . FOURTH ROW Jack Hon f) pnrin g , John C. Bro wn, P earl e Ostl er , Ste phen Ca rlqui Ht, Vt• rn •r h riHtc nH n . Dcu n Lovt• lt•HH , l vnn Jorl{cn H•n, Bennie R •dm un, Ju ·k F arm e 1', Zt• nith Smith . LEF T TO H!CHT

S NA PPY STEPPERS Hi cha rd Smith , J ohn Dro wn, H •ulnh Mud Kc n. Harold ltt•ndl t•H lm('h. Edwa 1·d Squlr •, Junio r H o w •, Ow n A ll me ndin g- •r. ORCHESTR A

Jordan has its traditio nally superior orchestra of woll -bal nc d instrum ntation, including a cello section o f eig ht members, probably tho I rg st over enroll d in ono high school orch stra in Utah. A t the Mu sic Festiva l a t M urray it was rated as "Sup rior." It has deve loped f rom a group o f intorostod, musically minded youngs l rs to a tal nl d, wel l-balanced orchestra-one o f the finest in tho stat . Groups o f students from our orch stra hav played for the vorious op ras o f th Jordon District junior high schools. The orchestra work in our own opera was of very high order, adding much to the entertai nme n t val u of "Tho Pr tzol King."

J<;van Madsen, No I Bill~<. ar·ol Burgon , Paul Beck st ad. Owen Allmendinger, Harold Smith, ' Iifton JohnRon , Wilb<>rt W<>bb. E OND ROW B tty All y, Robert Wardle , Judd Peterson , Norma Tesch , V lmn St<•1ulman, Dorothy B'allar·d, LaRhea Hawkin !! , Maurine Butter·field , Harold Rendlesbach , Stanley ~khmiett. Dcv<•ar l Dimond. THIRD ROW Duan Sjoblom, Junior Howe , Max Watanuki, Lucile Morgan, A lllth G11rdnt>r , Jmwph W l!!h, Robyn P t r He n, Burton Todd , Melvin Aylett, Vaughn Benson, FOURTH ROW B nni<• R(•dmnn, Beth Dahl, John C. Brown , Joe Raymond, Steph n Cal'!qui t , Verner ' hri Ht n H<•n. l•'lFTII ROW M ·lvin Pl'ice, Eldon Stringfellow, Jackson Dearing, Jack Farmer , Earl Gr<•(•nwood , Gl n Mad sen, Riehar·d mith, Boyd Anders on, Max Steph nson. 1•'1 RST ROW

Jordan's Band of fifty -five members , with its clever pep tunes, has inspired the s I udents to give our teams enthu siastic support in songs and cheers. Mr. Epperson has been the important factor in making the band a success. Through his untiring efforts we have a band of which we can be proud. The "Nuthouse Symphony," a novel entertainment of singing and instrumental music, presented by a group of Jordan band and orchestra members, was a feature a ttraction of Jordan's Exchange Assembly Programs at Bingham and Cyprus.

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BRASS QUARTET IJennic Hedm<tn, trumpet; lvun Jorgen11 n, trumpet; Rir·hanl Smith, tromhon ; JackKol' Dt•nl'ing-, tromborw.

At the contest in Salt L ke, sponsored by the National F dor ted Music clubs, Ut h Ch pt r, Jackson Dearing won first place with o trombone solo. At Murr y ho r ted "Sup rior" with his trombone. STRING QUINTET Douglu:; G;u·dn r, se ·ond violin; Harold R •ndi(•Mhach, firKt violin; Snphronia Fitzg-t•r·nld, e •llo; Earl Gr•cnwood, brat~'l viol; Rodn •y l!wp, viola.

At the Murray Musical for his violin solo.

Festiv I,

Horold

Rend! sb ch won

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of "hi hly sup rior"

DOUBLE TRIO DaiHY

kHt,ad,

~tu.lora

RaHmuHH •n.

Clara

J<;liet~on,

These girls won a rating of "Highly Sup rior"

Dorothy t

Bnllnrd,

LoiH

Ew •II,

Norma

Nordlwrg.

tho Murr y F stiv I.

BOYS ' CH O RUS RST ROW Evert'! nr lHon. Hat·old Day, All e n Ballard. May Al sop, J 0hn McGuit·e, Judd Peterson, Richard Smith. )DD LJ•; ROW Du d ley RundquiHi, Stan! •y Nance . Albert W eRt, Richard Boberg, Robet·t Wat·dl . Mearle Foy, Lart'} T hompHon, Scott Day, Wayn N wbold . BACK ROW Dou g las Gardn r, Alfred Engstrum, 'liftord John Ron , E lb rt Baird , Kazuo Kuwahara.

Gl RLS ' CHORUS RST ROW lara I•;Ii Hon, Dot·othy Ballard Mat·y Mutch . Ruth Bateman , Ca rol Burgon , Ruth Hamilton, lone Silcox . Lnda SorPn Hon. ' ryKta l DnHtrup, Beulah' Bur ~on . L a Pt·ie l McMullin. Kathryn Karaglani s. Eudora Ras mu ssen. COND ROW l•; Inin flt1·om. Janice B ck, ornn Clem ents, H e! n S t elter . Emma Fitzgerald, LaRue Marchant, lvinn Pt>t t' ROn. Jo; INorn Stringfellow . Kathrin e Dizik s . Marga r t Stake!', Mimi Johnson , Norma Nordberg. THIRD W Loi H Buttcrfi lei, Peurl Ward ! . Eudora Orgill. B th Stoc kin g , Lova B ck. tead. H elen Thorpe. Fontella All<•n. Frand H All n, Mavi !l Gre r , Elaine Holt, Norma Ain sworth , Gw ndolyn Hawkin s . Evelyn De nny .

At the Musical Festival at Murray, April 17, 1936, the Girls' Chorus won a rating of "Superior"; as individual soloists Clara Elieson and Douglas Gardner rated "Superior." At the Salt Lake contest Douglas Gardner won first place.

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JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL COMMEMORATION of Public School Consolidation Friday, Jan. 3 I, 1936 9:00 A. M.-12:00 Noon-Registration of Visitors Classes Livestock Weight-Judging Contest The daily schedule of classes was carried out with periods half time to enabb parents to visit classes with the students. Classes featured only regular work. The Agriculture Department sponsored a livestock weight-judging contest on the north lawn from 9:00 to 12:00. The public participated and prizes were given. Student Committee on Reception and Entertainment STAN LEY BENNION BETH AN DfRSON BEULAH BU RGON lONE SILCOX HARRY BALlARD

ALLEN BALLARD FRANK KAMNIKAR Kt:N MAYNARD NORMA TESCH YVONNE TURNER

12:00 Noon-1:00 P.M.-Luncheon The school entertained the parents and guardians at luncheon in the cafeteria. ASSEMBLY PROGRAM Von Suppe

I. Overture "Light Cavalry" -

School Orchcs Ira "I lislory of Consolid lion"

2. Talk Dorothy Ballard

Holmes

3. "Beauteous Morn"

German

Girls' Glee Club "Benefits of Consolidation"

4. Talk Norma Tesch 5. "Soldiers Chorus" from "Faust" -

Gounod

Boys' Glee Club Dr. E. G. Po lerson

6. Address President Utah Agricultural College 7. Fashion Review

Direction - Harriet Hubbard 8. One-Act Play, "Spreading the News" Direction - Lucille Tuttle

Home Economics Girls - Lady Gregory

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ATHLETICS

COACHES JOHN VRANES

DUNN TAYLOR

ATH .L ETIC搂 Once more Jordan's fighting football machine, coached by Mr. Taylor and Mr. Vranes, won the district championship. Our boys met defeat only once during the year when we lost to Carbon High, 12-6 in the State Quarter-finals. 1935 FOOTBALL RECORD Jordan Jordan Jotdan Jordan Jordan Jordon Jordan Jordan Jordan

6 6

6 6 6 6 6 6

Grand Junction Provo Cyprus Tooele Bingham Davis Murray Granite Carbon

6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

at Grand Junction t Jordan t路 Jordon at路 Too le at Coppedon at Jord n t Murr y t Jordan t Price

Although our basketball boys did not become champions, they fought, displaying gamely cooperation in team work. One of the iests of true sportsmanship is to take defeat with a smile. This our teams have done. Like true Spartans, they went into every game determined to do their best and, if possible, to win. 1.936 BASKETBALL RECORD Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar.

3 I0 17 24 3I 7 14 21 28 6

(at (at (at (at (at (at (at (at (at (at

Jordan) Bingham) Cyprus) Jordan) Jordan) Murray) Jordan) Jordan) Tooele) Granite)

Jordon Jordan Jordon Jordon Jord n Jordan Jordon Jordan Jordan Jordan

13 23 42 13 21 19 37 47 46 16

Murry Bingh m Cyprus Gr nite D vis Murr y Gr nisvill Bin h m Tooele Gran it

20 14 II 17 25 18 17 17 12 21

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TENNIS TEAM FIRST ROW Dal Soren Aon, Melvin Aylett, Jose ph W Is h . SECOND ROW- Bob McMullin, Burton Todd, K<'ith l<'l!zg mid, Dal e tunrt, Duane ' joblom, Bill A s pden , Mot·ris Morgan, Gerald White, Earl Greenwood.

TRACK TEAM l•' llt S'r ROW L onard Enni Hs , Y.'mnk Kamnik nr, Harry Ballard, Alma Baird, Cecil Gailey. Ill\ 'I ROW K<' mwth t·nn •, No I Bill s , Alvin Ste fin es , Chal'!es Fen stermaker, Orin Maxfield, Lt•H lie Butterfield, Donald Nel Ron.

TENNIS SCHEDULE April 14- Jordan at Bingham April 23-Jordan at Granite April 16- Granite at Jordan April 28-Jordan at Davis TRACK SCHEDULE April 10- Triangular Meet, Murray May !-District Meet, Utah Stadium April 18- Relay, Utah Stadium May 9-State Meet, Provo April 25- B. Y. U. Carnival , B. Y. U. Pdq

FOO T B LL GRANT ADOLPHSON

REGINALD LAFEVRE

Tackle "Tub"

Tackle "Reggie"

"Be ns"

DENO SEAL Right Halfb ck "Slip "

ORIN MAXFIELD

Left Halfback "Max"

KEITH FITZGERALD Guard "Fitz"

ALBIN BROWN Gu rd

MORRIS MORGAN

Tackle "Mik "

VESTER RASMUSSEN

Right Halfb ck " Ras "

GERALD WHITE C nter

CLARENCE Gl L S

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STUDENT LIFE

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DIARY SEPTEMBER 4-Registrotion Day-the Seniors are bored because they hove to herd the timid little Juniors about. 6-The Juniors prove themselves to be well schoo led in the art of eatingwatermelon. 13- The Juniors are gathered into the fold at the get-acquainted dance. 14-The grind begins. 16- A lecture given by Colonel Ruel on war. 18-Everybody yells-and everyone tries out for yell-masters but only three oro successfu I. 19-Footba ll boys bid the "fair Lassies" adieu and leave for Grand Junction. 20-The game is over and Jordan ties Grand Junction. The fairer sex sends a wireless-"Como b ck, lad s; a day away is too long to stay." ?6-Nominations are open for Senior and Junior Class offic rs. 27-Jordan shows Provo how to fight in a practice football tussle. OCTOBER 4-Cyprus kneels to Jordon in first I agu g mo with o score of 14-0. I I Too le bows to Jordan-6 0. 18-Jordo n scor s th sam at Bingham. 24-Aft r th stud nts h r ih Swiss Alpine Yod lers, they resolv to visit Switzerland. The Beotdiggers d foot th e D rts. 25-Good old U. E. A. No school tod y. NOVEMBER

b sh us in ch

so son in nts no lon tion 路own dr ms com DECEMBER B ck to th usu I routin -ev ryon t n pounds ho vi r路 . Too much turk y Ogd n skins us 21 17 in btlsk tb II om . 6 Scor on for th juniors! Th s niors r much mus d by th ir "Nut House Symphony." 11 - Jord n still I cks p p "N phi 26 Jord n 24. 13 Jord n goos M jor Bow s on us. Tho stud nts voi for the three best. H r old R ndl sb ch, first; Don and Ross P lm r, s cond; Th Nutsy F g ns, third. 20 A littl dop on ctricity. littl Christm s p g nt to giv us Xm s spiriL Th n to give us o good nd off for th two w oks voc lion w h v d nc .

JANUARY 3-Murray is still celebrating New Year's for they won from Jordan 20-13. 6-Everyone back from holidays with gifts very much in evidence. 10-Jordan gets down to work-victory over Bingham, 23 - 14. Jordan entertains Bingham in an assemb ly. 17- Post Graduates come through with an assembly. 22-Worning. Beware of all Home Econom ics members for they were given a le cture on "Personality and Charm, " by Mrs. Katy Jensen. 24- Jordan wins from Bingham. To make us a little more scientific, Mr. Smith and his gang present an assembly. 31 - Jordan loses to Davis. We wonder if the picture show had anything to do with it. FEBR UARY 7- Jordan triumphs over Murray-24-23 . 14-The Charlonians bring an excellent assembly from the B. Y. U. Jordan defeats Grantsville. 28- Doub le up on us- Tooele and Hom e Ec. assemblies. The boys find out how popu lar they ore at the Leap Year Dan ce. MARCH 6- Teo che rs ' surprise-a picture show; "Dr. Socrates ." Granite downs Jordan, 21-16. 13- 0n ce again Jordon shows off in the annual opera, "The Pretze l King." An assembly is given by the L. D. S. Business Colleg e. 20-A lecture is g iven by a war veteran and illustration s projected on the screen. 27- Tho Journalism class s pay their annual visit to the "Tribun Telegram." APRIL I Tho Scribbl rs' Club g ive a play of their own composi ti o n called "Fiddle Dee Dums. " 3- Junior Prom- fing er waves, evening formol s, ond pointed na il s. A gala affair in Moth er Goose Land (with nothing strong r th n "punch.") I0 Go to Bingham and see "Midsummer Night's Dr om." Girls oct like perfect "gontl m n" at th e nnuol Chorlonian Poriy. 13 Boys c n ct lik e themselves ogoinCh rl o nion Party is over. 14- Boys d cid e t o do their stuff. F.F.A. entertain th older generation at a ban qu et. 17- Juni ors I nd the seniors their decora tions (or th ey t oke 'em) and have o "Hop." Picture show "Ceiling Zero" to raise money for unfortunate athletes. 23-Cyprus e ntertai ns us with their talent. 24-Agoin Mr. Smith ond his troop visit the Sm Iter and Flotation Mills (try 'n to ed ucate 'em.) MAY !- Nominations are in order for next year's S. B. Officers. All Jordon District Schools meet for a Moy Field Day (sp ring is in the air). 15-Jordanites oil visit the big city for an outing. (What o break!) Seniors do th emselves honor in "Your Wife or Your Money "-Senior Play. 20-Seniors go progressive-show-Dick Gunn's-Memoriol Grove-and to school. 21-Ail th e deserving students receive shiny awards. Th e n o ld fri e nd s and new autographed yoarbooks. 22-Commencemcnt-Soniors farewell.

PROM COMMITTEE

VESTER RASMUSSEN

MAC WASHBURN

YVONNE TURNER Chairm n

Bt:RNICi= GRANT

ESTHER CRAN

THE J1UNI0Jlt I JltOM On April 3, 1936, the annual Junior Prom in the gym delighted a large crowd. Decorated in brilliant yellows, reds, greens, and blues, the hall shone forth in a blaze of glory. Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme characters featured ~he decorations. The orchestra pit was hidden in the center of Mary Quite Contrary's g rden. Scaltered around on the floor and on the walls were a number of other ch raders looking s if they had just stepped out of the pages of a nursery-rhyme book. Beau~ifully-dressed junior girls served refreshmen.ts in Mary's garden. The murals and cutouts were made by Laura Van Horne of the art class assisting her.

wi~h

the other members

The grand march climaxed a colorful social event. The long lines of e ger, wistful girls, and their debonair escorts Formed an imposing spectacle. The Junior Promenade was such a gala success that it will go down in the hislory of Jordan as one of the most colorful and successful promen des ever held in rhe old Jordan gym.

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With MoLher Goo!>e aL the Prom

CLASS ACllVIllES

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ABOUT SCHOOL

1,. 'l'hp 'our路t GctH II. Cm; ; 2, Laura and lara reate a Slain d-Giass Ma~terpiece; 3. Herman and Hi Eighteenth Model ; 4, Norma Keep Jot路dan HrHtory; r;, The Prct;idcnt FigurcH H Out; 6, Caught In the Act; i, F'ry rg High; , Strangely Solemn; 9, Coming In; 10, ut-House Symphony; ll, Wnlcrm Jon Bust; 12, Joe and Wanda Do a Black-Face Act; 13, Will She Relent? 14, Our Young Composer.

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MOTHER GOOSE AT JORDAN My big toe pains me greatly; The fourth is black and blue; The middle one feels weak a nd numbAs does the next one, too; As for the little one-1 fear The pain will never stop. And al l of these are memories Of the latest Senior Hop. Little John W een ie Sat, long and leanie, Flirting with "gals" who went byHe winked at Miss Nordy, Who swung by- but lordy! He now "flirts" a shiny, black eye. Coach "Snide" Taylor was a merry old sou l, A merry old soul was heHe ca lled for the boys, He ca ll ed for the balls, And he ca ll ed something more than just ''Gee.'' Ike and Stan went up the hill To do a little "sparkin'." Nick came along And rang the GongThe two were over-park in '. Young Miss Alleman wen~ ~o her cupboard, To get her noon -day meal. When she got there, "Mouse" was eating his share; Miss Alleman ran with a squeal. Little Dick Smith has lost his pep And can't tell where to find i~足 Leave it alone and it will re~urn Wagging love songs behind it. Birdie, Birdie, have you any date? Yes, sir, yes, sir, three nites st raight. One for Burton ; for Orson one; Another for a dark-haired, handsom e son. - Norma Nordberg THESE THREE Wh en handsome Johnny Vranes came 'round He made the girlies tingle; But now the la ssies ' interest I gs, 'Cause Johnny isn't single. Harriet Hubbard caught lhe boys' eyes; But here they met defea~. It seems Miss Hubbard does nol c re The Senior boys to meet. Emery G.-now !here's guy That everyone should know,

For he is liked by al l he meetsHis friends will tell you so. - Clara Elieson SEN IOR ALPHABET A- is for AndersonBeth's her first name. B- is for BennionFrom West Jordan he came. C- is for Carrol, Our hero so ta ll. D-is for DennyBut she's rather sma ll. E-is for EckmanHe's a swell fellow. F-for Fitzgera ld, Who plays on the ce llo. G- is for GreenShe's known for her blush. H-is for Holt The one the boys rush. 1-'s for lone, Blonde-not too plump. J-is for Jones, Whom the girli es all pump. K- is for Kathryn K r glanis, if you wi sh. L- is for Lewis Sometimes ca ll ed Bi sh. M is for Mutch, The girl with smile. N- is for Nordberg, Who is worth while. 0 -is for OstlerWh t a beautiful g I! P-is for PetersenShe's the Junior ma les' p I. Q-for Joe QuinnAh! wh t a pall R-for B. Rasmussen, Charloni ns' gal. S- is for Setterberg, The boy who can ad. T-is for Tesch, The girl who h s tact. U-for UyedaFrom Dr per he c me. V- for Virgini , A cl ssy young d me. W W yne Newbold, An rtis I so g me. X xpect tions For future and fame. Y for our Youngberg, Who's too shy lo pass. Z for D n ?up n. Ah, wh t class! -Clara Elieson P11qe 84

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J DAY AND ANNIVI:RSARY DAY 1. l"ootlooHl' and Fancy Fr·cc; 2, School'H Oul; :!. "J" Duy Horse, Hcudli~<hl; 7, "J" Day Sack Ru(' !J. "J" Day P The H •ccplion

• 111, nnivt>rsnry Dny Slo<'k-.Jud~-Cl'H; (i. Tlw Trail Th • l•'a<·ulty R inforcl'H; -1, ~.. nnin•n;ary I n j Ht'lnx; 11, "J" D:•y Th • S •rlion1 Slou for 1 'HHt'l' ; 12. '>mmilt<•<•; 1:!, "J" Day Wh" •!harrow Hnc •.

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OFF OUR GUARD •• Betty Concentrnl<.:R; 2, Earl Coo ls Off: 3. Elvet·a and Ruth Enjoy the Sunshine; 4. Norma and Roma Defy Us; 5, Eudora and Pete Enjoy the fol<e: 6, Hold Him Up; 7. 'l'hc Midvale Gang Go Russian; 8. Resting from a Hard Winter; 9, John Gets In Trim: 10, Mary; 11, Don't Fall: 2, Robyn and Snphl'onia Smi le for the Camera Man; 13, B'urton Finishes the Last Ten Minutes; 14, A Musical Tt·io; 15, The Cripple Brigade; 6, Clara ancl Richard Get Shy; 17. Lap Frog; 1S, Hazel and Jackie Practice a New Step; 19, Hal'Old Gets Religion; 20, Six F'eet Make a Mile; 21, Tn th<' Spring A Yeung Man'H F'ancy - 5o Are Our Faculty M€n; 22. Here Comes the Bl'ide; 23. Three little Maids ft·om School.

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VAIATION DAYS 1 •. Off' fo•· A Morninp: Canter; 2. Oh, Yeah l I Don't Believe It; 3, Twins 7 4, The Basketball Glide; 5, Tush! Tush! 6, Home, James; 7, Just On B•g Happy Family; 8, Draper Dame:;; 9, Pretty Soft. Eh? 10, Hey, Fellows, Let's Go to Russia; 11, It's No F'ish Story; 12, "Bobo"; 13, No Men Allowctll 14. GuH, thr Gas Man; 15. Some Fend l', Eh, Kid? 16, All Dressed Up and No Place to Go; 17, What A Woman! 1, Junior Steps; Hl. The MiHS<'f! 19 ? 20. Ain't He Cute? (We Mean the Horse); 21, Two of A Kind; 22, Seven-Up.

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Salt Lake City

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115 South Main St.

Salt Lak City

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Telephone Was. 4204

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Riverton

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Salt Lake City, Utah

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