1939 by Jordan High School

M[M~~l~l [~Ill~~

With lhe standards, idea ls, and a irn s of our deparlecl friends in mind, we go forward in planning our f ulure.

No hool , song, slory or poem

(; n I eep th sc

as c路lo s<' lo us as do the asso ialions ' hich we lrnve sC'l apar l in our memori s .

.JORDAN I llCI I ," 11

' r\ '\ll}Y. I I r\11

MARY

loRGAN

JEAN

Fdilors

(II

RLES

DA 1 '

'f\ I cu w rw,.

EAL

Our d ar old Jordan High,_., Home of Ll-ie Beetdigger .

New

ddilion---Th

Vo a lionnl Buildinos

ADMJNJ TRATION

LA E OR ,ANIZATI N ATHL Tl

The â&#x20AC;˘ 'unny Side,....... Expo ing the

F. F. A

~ xp rimental Station.

Ye In and Out of Jordan

-0 -

To our departed friend

路who

lives

chool mal 路 and o lragically ended

Dec m6 r 路1, 1938, we reverently d dicale boo I . In order to ex pre

I hi

pre .ialion for Lhe have

our ap-

plendid e 'ample you

el for u , and our cheri hed a so-

ialion wilh you we wril

Lhi

d dica-

lion.

May the ever-pre ent thought of

your

id al

height

lo achieve the

you would have reached had

you lived. b

in pire

May our路 memorie

ever fre h and vivid, and our love

undying.

R la M. BecbL ad, fiflc n, was born J 023,

oulh Jordan wh re

he \Va

, milh fc mil girls

Lhe daughler of

Beck L ad.

and nalurall

Roye

la was Lh

I V.

sh'

a Lhing lo he admired.

l<ind, and .courag

and

T orndirw h r

oldesl child in

had r ' pon 路ihililic. LhaL olh<'r

efdom hav ; buL Lhe way

dulic s wa

larch 22,

he lived unlil her dcatl.i.

xcruled

Lhe-;c

She was hcl pf ul. ome,

group in which he

parl in all church Lhing in her power in Lhe sup rior wa chool hand and i all who lrn w her, forev<>r vivid. No r I~ I L

"' irsl

\,\C

\ ;'\[. FWCK,'TE D

would hear a whi.slle, then a tun

from n lrn1 n10n ic n:

vou I 1 come路

n<>xl

or L o ca.suall

sauntering down the .slr< ( t. lwhhling o er with happi JH'.S.S

and mi.schi< vousness.

Bul he alwa s had Lim

.speak lo <' er 1 onr and add n will

remarl.

cal W.

I ensfr , .sixteen . .son of Joseph , . and Aurelia Wilson I en.sle of RivNton, was horn I ccrmher ~6. 1921, al RivNlon.

ea!

Riverton Junior

r <C'ived his <arl

I I igh

lucalion al lhe

d1ool and was a member of

the Riverton Firsl Ward.

meml)('r of the Jordan

l>and. lw <H'<'Omplish<'d greal lhing.s on Lhc barilonr, although il was { houl Lhc same size ns hims If. fe was espr iall fond of leasing the girls, huL hi ' rcf uge

from e

r thing ' as a visil lo hi.s C1randpa Wilson's

where he .sp<'nl mw h of his lime. s ' . aw eal merril strolling clc)\, n the slr C'I. whistling happil r on his wa . \ ' .shall alwc . s remember him.

NE L WlLSO

DI '. NSLEY

Robert, always Bob lo hi friend , wa a son of Herchel S. and lary Han en Egbert. He wa born in Midvale, September 23, 1922; bul he lived most of his ixleen years in Riverton , where he attended elementary chool. Thi year he ent red Jordan as a junior. Bob played the trombone and 'vas a member of the Jordan High School Band. He ould be lrus.ted to do whal wa asl<ed of him. Hi friendly manner and whole-hearted mile won him many friend among his schoolmnles. the love and re peel of hi elder , and the adoration of the boys of the neighborhood. He wa aclive in all church a livilie , and he gained special recognition in ba kelball. He loved port but his enthu ia m did not end here; he found joy in the love oF living. ROBERT EGBFRT

Bill,

v c all affectionately call d him, had a

pl asanl p rsonalil ' Âˇ which alway him no mallcr where h - wenl.

gain d friends for

hecry "Hello"

gre led friC'nd or casual a quaintcin e alil<e. Hi friend lincss ra liatcd Iii e lcen.

h nm pf unlighL. H

nd was born on April 15', 1921, in

' it . a _on of Ro Crnrnile

and Mae

even-

all Lake

rlazier. He had allended

hool i11 191) and 1934, bul for lhe pa t three

years h had liv

cl with his grandparenls, Mr. nd Mr .

I avid Bill . in Riv rlon. and gone lo â&#x20AC;˘ hoof ther . He was a lover of port High

nd play d on th

Riverton Junior

chool football and ba l<etl all learn . Although

he had all nd d Jordan only a for .himself a pla

in th

horl Lim , he

cured

hcarl ~ of the tudcnt and will

never be forgoll n by them. WllJJA 1 GLAZJ R

-9-

George Albert Hunt, sevenleen, was born July 2, 1921, in South Jor9an. a

on of Alberl and Florence

Cook Hunt. He lived in South Jordan until hi death. George was active in the South Jordan Boy S out Organization. He con idered it a

acred duly lo do a

good turn daily. Becau e he lived by his Boy Scout pledge, he proved him elf one of the most noble boys in the community. was hi

un elfishne

to help one less fortu about hi own troub Though boys may one whose un elfi h more than did Geor GEORGE ALBIC:HT l IUNT

Loi

Anna Johnson, sev nl

n, horn in

Jordan on Novemb r 15. 192 1, wa 0 car

outh

a daughter of

and Ruth E. Johnson. , oulh Jordan wa her

home during all h r life. When I oi wa in Lh

ighth

grade, her mother di d and from th n on her ambilion wa lo k ep hou e for her fath r and lo Lr in h r mall way, a

he aid, lo tale the plac of her molh r. All

lhrough high schoo l , h h

fil her lo

arr

ludied th<' courses I hut would

oul her ambition. Loi Wes fulf of

life and greeted veryone witl1 a ried a i:trudge for mor around h r wa

lo he happy.

ur , but her l igl1 arledn 1od' p opl forgotlen. LOI

AN A JOI I

10 -

made h

mile.

h e nev r car-

than five minul s. Ju t lo he

sma ll in ' lal-

and her love for nalur and a noble chara ter nev r lo be

aomi's high ambilion nd ideaL could profilahl ' model d by any · en le n -y ar-old girl. I fer ' in c rily and refinement and Lhrifl made h r Lhc id al of her many admiring fri nd . he r ceiv d a gr l deal of practice in h r s l ambilion ........ chool leaching ........ for she wa wor hipped hy small hildren who had been guided and tended by her in chool.

wing, wa

lypi a

po Lr '. h not or also xpre ed h r original ver es. .\0 If LEWI

1 lcl<'n I Jo d. sixlcen. was horn in South Jordan, C'cembc•r 1-, 1921, a daughtc•r of \Villiam JI. and 1 lar c•wl)Old J Jo rd. Shr !iv d all her ' horl life in Lh su.rn<' lown. 'he Wes ·o plcc sanl c nd congenial that ·lie won counll . s frirnds, both al school and in th<' communit · wh rr sh lived. h ' us ver ncli <' in church organiznlions, nnd was sec rdar of Lhc ,'oulh Jordan Y. W. !'vi. I. . h<' lo <'d lo ·ing and wus alwa s happ and cheerful. 1lclen 's rnain inl r '!'IL wns srorls, and nll during h r school lif<' she led her clnssrs in sport activities. 'h Wes n nH'mlwr of thr oulh Jordan ,;,,.Is' softball I ng'u' for thre ' 'nrs. Whil' in Lh ninth grad<' sh was gi C'n nn in ard for Lhe mosl oulslancling girl alhlele in tlw Wc'sl Jordan Junior [ ligh c hool. If fen's rnosl prominrnl Lrail was her d p ndahilit ' and c gerncss lo help other . I [ r pl asing p rsonalit and lo c for Lhc h sl thing ' in lif will liv<' long in tlie rn mori<-"s of h r friend .

HELE

LLOYI

- 12 -

Rae was lively, gay, jolly.!. and good natured. She seldom had a care and she never nursed a grudge. She was active in drama both at school and in the ward. She hoped for higher ~cl1ievements in thi

line

at Jordan. Rae, like her imaginalion, was active. She played baseball in the girl ' league at Bluffdale, picked berries in the summer, and enjoyed all out-of-door sports. She was a student of the Seminary at Jordan. She had completed two year

4-H

work. Rae, six-

teen, was the daughter of George and Julia Casper 'liller of Bluffdale. 28, 1922. In time

She was born there on October

of squabbles, Rae proved to be the

timely peace-mal<er. To know her was to love her. R E l\llLLER

Virginia Nelson, fifleen, daughter of Leo and

Lilly

Johnson Nelson. wa born March 23, 1924, in Burley, Idaho.

She moved Lo

oulh Jordan

ix year

ago.

Virginia' main inlere t wa public speal<ing. She was young r Lhan h r wa en Lhu ia Li

la male

but,

I d Lhem all in

, hool year , he

ven in her early hool activities. She

about porl , and loved nothing better

I han a i:tood time.

he was also interested in the com-

m rcial 路field and exc lled in typing. She was active in church org, nizalions and pleased the p ople of the w rd wilh h r slori s and reading . Virginia wa

al-

way g-enlle etnd sympalheli , and her weet personality won friends and kepl them. VIRGINIA NEL ON - 13 -

We hall rememb r Blain a th boy al th whe I of an old jitney-bu , whi h e med lo hold no limit of long-J gged, fender -bending " hum . " Th thrilJ of throwing crew , boll , spring , and painl logelh r, mor than driving· il, a , ounl d for Blain ' ' po · ion of an old ar. P rhap Blaine' hief allrc lion lo o many people wa hi good nalur , even temper, and lik ab! di po ition. With onl on x eplion, he liv d hi evenle n y ar without becoming nolir al ly angry al anyone. Th c nter of all hi girl -f rif'nd allraclions proved lo h Loi Johnson, who wenl lo h r with lain d alh in the ame N I on urpri ed h J r. Blain wa r th njoyable and of Ieo Bateman Riv rlon, March 21 a r d and did not Bl .AINI : P C.E

Du,\11 • Parldnson, fiflc<'n. son of Samuel E. an [

lice

Jnnuar

In narc{ Parkinson. ' as horn in r

r sr nt,

Lah,

27, 10_.). and lived there nll hi ' lif . ] [~ was

a junior nl Jordan. after

llending the

re . · nl cle-

mrnlnr . nnd

tlw I rnpcr Junior Tfigh

mcmh<-r of th

I raper band. I uarw , a . , n

trumpcl pin ·er. Hn [ pla ed before man

schools. f' ,

A nl

puhli • g .. tlwr-

ings. J le also Iii eel ml and ' as vN ' le lenl

I in dnn -

I ucuit• ' as nn ncliv<' I .. D. lwrch I le• lwcl n hrillic nl mind, was nl th IH'c J of his lassC's, and nl, a h, l a smil<' f'or ever onr. TJc. ' < , al, < s ' ilfing lo do his pnrl in <' r thing" h<· ' a , a ·I <'d lo do. 1 Ic ' as the young •sl in th f, mil ' · ing posl ·rs.

mcml)('r.

and Ji <'cl in a ver , clo. r nnd lrnpp ' ilh his pnrenls. D

I:. PARI I SON

- I I-

compnni nship

Kenneth was reserved and refined, l<ind, and in cere lo all who knew him, and ever ucces ful through diligent application. In the latt r parl of his seventeen years he had looked forward lo and planned for a tart in aviation. Kenneth C. Peter on, son of Grae Vaudrey and Louis V\1. Peterson, wa born February 2 , 1921, in Riverton. He and ix of hi neighborhood "pal " made a ecret vow amqng them elve never lo touch liquor or tobacco. Thi vow wa unbroken b) any of them and it i held sacr d by the lwo who are still living. Kenneth. like most boys, had an eye for port . He found M Men bask tball very interesting and wa among the gang who thought nothing of a frozen ear or fing r compared with a good game of hockey down on Lhe river. For being thoughtful, ourteou , and our

choolmale and chum, we

remember Kenneth. KE

ETI f

. I · J'ER 0

Allc11 Olr PclC'rso11, lwc11l -on , son of E. R. and J el 'rson, wa. horn al un , l, May 23, JC)J7, a11d moved lo his pr senl horn in Riverton wh n he wns lhrC'c 1C'ars old. I J wa doing po l-graduale \ orl al Jordan , lrnving gradual d rom h re in 1935. nftN also lnki11g- posl g-rnd ,, orl< al Jorden in 1936. I IC' nllrndcd lh L. D. "' . hu in , oll g during I ())7. I Ir \ cs « grndunl of the a l Jordan Lal r . . rm in, r r nncl he We. promin nl in L D. hurch worl in the Riv rlon ccond Ward. J 1 , e r Lary of thr aroni Priesthood oqJnnizalion of W l Jordan I .. D. take. l fr was a lover of alf truth and a l'irrn hc•licvcl' in hi ' religion, living w ll within iL principles and teachings. 11; hohb wa . gathering hils of' phifosoph a11d an hil of ver that wa upJ;ftini:.! or of good cheer. JI fJO ·ed men · lu s. Jr of v fiich honest "as th moc;;l outstanding. 1

1nrlha Smith

ALLA

- 13 -

or E

PETER 0

hall

Harold wu 路 a cou Tienliou 路 worker and a producer of good r ulls. JIi willingne, and depcndabifily won a pfa e for him in the heart of hi elders. l I appli d the e good qualities in many organization . H w c lea her in the Pri thood Quorum, president of Deaon , an active Boy coul, and a graduate from the Junior (, neolog-i al "o i Ly of Riv rlon J..'irsl We rd. Harold was nol onfy die leade of hi pals ml the fifteen year old ide of the block By hard. back-brcal hi own ornel wilh money eld . To him chool would be c ml arilh m lie and alg bra l xcel led in them both. Harol ful, ourleou , and kind. 1Ii ommand. r le wa the son of re n Sand ' lrom. horn al I I ROLi) S ND. TR M

Th true arl of living, acquir d through th dignil of lahor. rvi e, lo c ILy, and cl an living, wa a ompli. hed Ly our d ar fri nd arol. He was regular r llow. on id ring loyall and ambition a the out ' landing thing for whi h lo work. Th ali fa lion of fc 'ling the a hi vemenl of what h thought wa right formed th be ' i , of c ch rful p r onalil . JI look c ph ' i c I pride in alhl ~u , and a on i nliou prid<' in hi ' worl al chool and in J i horn . arol was , clive < a mcmb r of th hurch. I l r eived his arl education in the Riverton elem nlary chool and lall r all nd d the Ri rlon Junior I ligh. fr We a junior al the Jorden I Jigh chool al th lime of his death. H wa born ugust 20, 1 21, al Riv rlon. th n of t ph n . and] f, z I 1iles l ph n on.

ROL VIN 'E T .. TEPI IE

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Farrold Henry

ilcox, the driv r of the ill-fated

bus. v.ia a lifelong resident of Riverton. l le wa born there June 23, 1909, a on of Ir. and Mr . i hola H. Silcox. He' a educated in the Riverton elementary school, and the Jordan High wa graduated. This wa hi for the Jordan called by hi

chool from whi h he

third year a a bu drivet•

chool Dislricl. a« o iale , wa

particularly \vilh tho e

Jim, as he was fondly alway

tudent

a great favoril ,

who rode in hi

He wa alway

good natured and hi

understanding

ympathy of their problem

him not only lo hi

cheerfuln

and

endeared

pa eng rs, but lo everyone who

came in conlacl with him during hi happy life. I" lmOLD I IE HY 51LCO.'\

iola undqui t, scv a daughl r of Ja k and Ide li< k I n undqui l of Cr enl. h was born lYlurch 3, 1921, at Cr cent. he wa an a live member of th Lutheran hurch. Viola wa talented a an artist and inger and tool< part on the progrc m of man hurch and o ial galh ring . he wa ' aLo tal nlcd c , n typist and lenograph r and intended lo Lal< comm f( ic r work a , a profe ion. Wh n Viola was in the ninth grade, h broke her J g and , , s comp lied lo I c v s<hoof for a y ar. In ord r lo Q'raduat from r re per Junior High h had to omplete h o yec r in on . he was uc e ful and would hav Q'raclual d thi y fir from Jordan. B cau e of her h er·fnlncss and foyalt h r fri nd were man '· To h r we, rile: "The called you d ad And w pl for you in orrow; How c nth y lmow That you ' ill nev r di ?" VIOLA " 17 -

hu .

DQ 1

Dependable and lrue-blu

was Naomi, daughler

of Wilbert W. and Vina Lar on Many of th

hou -hold dulie

Webb of Bluffdale.

fell lo h r lot.

In th<'

h r worth.

a mi

way he p rformed them . he proved mad

m ny of her cloth '. Bell r than anything

lsc

he lik d making over old thing"s into blou e ' or dresses. though loved hy all who Jmew her. Naom Bluffdal

29, J

â&#x20AC;˘ al

where she liv

m ntary

chool Lher

a live in many church referred lo a lady-lik e<pressive eyes were a lo be lovable, kind and . ve l. NAO II WEBB

WilJ rl was ninel en and v r mu h inlere l d in F. F. . and carp ntry. I l built a hi k n oop for, bi n ighbor; m._ de a c dar ch ' t and a lamp for his moth r; and cupbo rd and hair ' and a table for hi lilll si l rs. H r 1 re nt d t h al D nver in the on hun Ired-pi band, with lwo oth r Jord n F. F. . m ml r . H rai d fc rm proj L and h lp d on the f rm. Wilb rl enjo d hiÂˇ work in M. I. dan e dir ting. JI d;d il with . c , c nd ffi i n y. He wa a l a h r in th Mi sionary l._ s al Bluffdale. ecrelary of mutual, and s relary of th Aaroni Pri thood. H wa th on of Wilb rl W. and Vin Lar on W bb and ' a born ov mh r 7, 1919, in Bluffdale. Will rt' h rful di. p ilion and dep ndability gain d man friend . ' ho ' ill long r m mh r him. WH BEB.T WEBB

- I

Dean was a well-mannered, diligent, and reserved young fellow. He accomplished without noi e or fuss whatever he did. His worth was proved through results ,.._,not show. Dean wa an all-around outdoor boy. It was with his gun and fishing pole that he found his greatest pleasure ,.......,not with girls. Since early childhood, his summer vacations were spent on the sheep ranch with his Grandfather Densley. Because of his Father' promise to let him help hear sheep, he would look forward to the spring time. As a supplement to his out door activities he enjoyed hiking and scouting. It i believed that he knew better than anyone else the hill adjacent to his fat her' s fields. Dean played a trombone in the high school band and was active as a teacher in his Priesthood Quorum. Dean, fifteen, wa the first child of Lee Roy and Mildred Densley Winward of Riverton First Ward. DEA

WJNW RD

Helen Young, fifteen, wa born November 4, 1923, in Salt Lake City, a daughter of Parley A. and Iris Clark Young. She moved to South Jordan three year ago. Within a short time after Helen came to South Jordan, he had won th hearts of everyone who came in

onta t with her.

he played the piano and

axa-

phone for many enl rlainments and ward benefit . She was organi t for the Soqth Jordan a member of the Jordan High plea ing per onality drew friend wit and con Lant humor were a

M. I. A ., and wa chool band.

Her

to her, and her quick ource of joy to all

who kn w her. HEL

- 19-

YO .

Keilh Jame

Fairbourn, eighteen, wa, born April on of W. R. and Violet J. Fairbourn. He died of epilepsy, October 23, 193 al hi home. le all nded the re cenl Iem en lary and the Orap r Junior High chools. K ilh had a very brilliant mind and we s e p cially talented in m chanical drawing and ar hit lure. He would hav graduated this year with high honor ' . A a hobby, h built model airplane and Ludi d their de ' ign. With hi model he won many prize al the talc Fair. I Ie played the flute in Lh hand of the Drap r Junior and the Jordan High chool . f le gave a graduating , p ech al rap r Junior High. H wa a friend lo veryone, and everyone lil< d and re p cled him and his high ideals. K ilh wa always ch erful and willing lo do hi parl. 1 , 1920, in Crescent, Utah, the

Kl .ITI I .I

'll: S FAIRB(.) H

Ir. J. J L 1rr r, who for lwenl y c r apa.bl filled the position of allrndanc officer, was horn in vVallshurg, We Sc Leh ounly, pril 5, 1 6. H cl tended , hool in Wa..at h ounly, al th B. Y. .. and c L the . of . ftcr serving a ' prin ipal of a chool in Millard, in Kamas, in Riverl n, in We l Jordan, and in n ion, he accepled Lh po 'ilion of co ordinc tor of this dislricl, which offic Ji h Id until his df'ulh on F hruar ' I, 1939. Mr. ire r' p rsonc lil ' 路 hi ff'c rl ' Sn , , in dh ring Lo a cour he cl mf'ct right. and hi mpalhelic understanding of the prohl ms of youth, nahled him lo a hi<'ve unusual succcs as a coordinc tor. chofarl nnd fricn llv. l<ind and jusl, h inspired fov and confi d nee in all with whom he cnmc in <onlncl. Parents, teachers, and parlicularl th youth of Jordan Dislri t ha b nefitlcd h association ' ith this gifted men c nd hav heen inspir d h his influen c. All mourn hi p s, ing, t c re rnmfortf'd b I he mem r of their pff'a anl associations ' ith lYlr. HCN. 3

J. IT.

REER

- 20

Ding. dong, conic lo chool-1 Jcl n Mabey, Helen Young, Myra Hansen, Rcla B ckstcad. Marjori Beck l<.'ad, Elaine i lsen; Do I lik you? Y<.'s! Marjorie Grove, Loi Johnson, Georgia Banks, Vonda Price; hums-Roma cl on, Virginia clson; Gimme the wide open spaces-Dean Winward. " ow when w were at Rivcrlon"-Mildrcd Myer, L ola Myer, Naomi Lewi ; Dean and hi pal out for glorious limes; Lois Johnson al West Jordan Junior; Happy go lucky-Bill Glazier. lcR Dansie, Naomi Lewis and NMmi Webb pose "'ith tf1cir neighbors; Virginia clson and her pal R la Beckstead; Blaine Page takes five; Billy Glazier and o Riv rlon: classmate; Rosa Larson and Naomi Lewis pos with chums; Blaine and buddies. aomi Webb and cla smates; Virginia

I on and We l Jordanil .

Just h for minary-Lois Johnson and fellow eminary das male ; Noon g I-together, ]\I argy Wandie, lavis hrist ns n, Roma cl on, Lu ille Mal trom, Jun aben, 1ack Bateman, lrmad I Ernns, l l len Lloyd, Vonda Price and Marjorie Oake.on; A bicycle built for lwo (?) Rae Miller, Keith a. on; Wayne rump, Rae Mrller, Ross Butterfield. l ancy Blanche Freeman and Bob Bole glimmcr.

CALENDAR PTEMBER 7th. First official introdu tion Lo Mr. Nielsen and teachers. " crubs" fool<ing for elevators. 9th. fantasli

S hool dazzled by Lripping of light wal r-melon-eating tud ~nl .

16th. Many name appear for da s officer and one he~r murmur, "Vol for B;lf, he' a good fellow." 23rd. Our "eleven" lo e Lo Grand Jun Uon but we giv '~m a s are. 30th. and lung

etdiggers yodel al fir t yclJ s ion nd h st are tested for y lJ lead r .

0 TOBER 4th. Tho e who lead our yells and yodels are elected. 6th. Sophomores wa1low gum. They are entertained by )unior and at a dan e.

Why 7 nior

13th. Our first and sweetest football viclory. Jordan b als runi.te. 20th.

Wal h our elev n T Murray down d.

27th. W pul red feath<>r in our hat ; another vi Lory. It L Cypru . 28th. Student lool< tearfully toward vacation and the "beets." 31st. studies.

With aJJou ed hand we resume our

(Conlinu d on page 30)

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The critic of d mocracy have the ea ic ·L of lasl< in demon lraling ils ineffi iency. But ther is ·omething ven more imporlanl than ffi ; ncy and expediency. namely, ju lice. And cl mo ra , i th only ociaf order that is admis . ible, b cause il i the only one consist nl with justice. '"fhc moral con ·ideralion i supr me. ,......,Robert Briff aull. Th r

is no expression that lia .

within my , Ludy th

pa l

ar th al has

thrilled m more than th ahove q11olalion. ] have rc -r ad il many Lim each lime I am as enlhu ia ' Li a . wh<>n first T r ad il.

, and

lo a hanging world uch as we live in, il lwcomcs neces ar for us lo h converted lo som o ial policy lo whicl1 we can give our whole -h arled allegiance. To you niors who are graduating, and Lo ou sludenl who are lool ing forward lo achieving Lhi goal, m r suggestion is Llrnl ou maf e thi quol lion a very parl of your lives. fl will suslnin c nd comfort rou m, n Lime wh n you me que Lion whether democrc Lo Lravel.

i, the ideal toward which th<' human rec

,.......,

Lc·lt lo ril!hl :

Dr.

. .JC'nsc·n, SupNinlC'ndc•nl, , nncl ; l lon11c· T . CoclrrC'\.

l lansC'n. - outh Jordan; Dr. Poul ' . n;( l1nrck PrC'sidc·nl or Boa rel, Bini.tlrn111; I. Boyden, :ancly; , lnnl<'y Rns111ussC'n,

lc·rk. , nnd .

HO Im()!-' l·.l)l ICATIO -- I-

I\\

d •slincd

. Jensen. nion; .Jun1c·s

ynn(' P.ige. Ri\ Prlon ;

C. .I.

Virtu Fisher, ccrC'lary, . of alif., andy.

andy; L. W.

idscn, Prin ipal, U. of U.,

Th adminislralion of Jordan High hool now rea hes a new,.......,yel a former mile po L of progre s. Three year of hool ubje l are offered in a senior high s hool orgc niznlion. These are th lenth, eleventh, and twelfth year of work. This L a sali fnctory grouping of Ludenls for a wide offering of ubject in ea h year, leading Lo a more ompl le preparation of sludenl both for vocational and onlinued olleg preparalion. The life -work Lype of Lraining will be met in new vocalional building ' very w II equipped with the lale L modern machinery. New w II -trained L acher will h add d Lo Lhe faculty lo guid Lhe new cour e . T.h college-prepc ralory cour e. will hav added equipment a well a new building ~ lo Cc rry on c heller type of training. The home-mal<ing department with the modern equipmenl add d offer a wid r r aching preparation for the girls of the chool. With th new sci nee deparlmcnt , hou ed in a modern et up, the off rin~ in oll g nnd terminal ubjecls maleriafly increases our means of training. Wh n th mu ic and ( f Leria deparlmenl are properly taken are of and wl en Lh auditorium. and Lh new gymna ium are respeclively renovated and om pl L d, c II dcpc rlm nl will have been b tler hou ed and more adequately equipp d than al any prcviou Lim in Lhe hi tory of thi high chool. lt then remain for the stud nl Lo do Lheir parl lo help them elve by earne tly and actively engaginQ in hard' orl in Lhe deparlm nl Lh y . ele L a a mean of preparation.

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andy o iul

ience

PER

I li slory

rclury

J. N. DORIUS U. of U.

Murroy

o-ordinotoroach

13.

. of

I lerriman

EMMA ALLEMAN U. of Wyoming undy

ommcrcial

ss l.

ulo

J('dt .

LR ON

l~A

,J\RDNEI

' . of U. \!Vest Jordnn rl English

, nncly

J.E

. or

B TLER

and ulo

DUNN TAYL R B. Y. u. U. of o. Calif. ancly

Or gon

ushinglon

rnp<'r

nncly " onomi s

Jcclinnirs

A F. SJ\ l!TI l U. of l 1. . of \

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undy I Tom

1usi

Biologirnl , c icnr

lntlwmnli s

Pll A. W

RKMA

andy Allcndan c Offic r

I U ILLE TUTTLE B. Y. U.

OR UE R \V 0 . or

. . AC. all Lak ily En~li sh

EDA A IlBY

u. . A. c. Am rican Fork Phy ical Ed.

0. D. BALLARD U. of U. olo. la te

En ~li sh

MARY IlODEN . of U. a lt Lake il y ommcr iaI

OR ON U. of U. u. . A.

HTII

Draper

Physical

cicnce

I TA ROLD Tl lORPE U. of U.

Drnper

Midval

English

" nglish

PA L . BOYCE . . A. c. andy Agriculture

P. F. GOLDBRANSON U. of Calif. a ndy ocial

LOL TIA U. of

u. .

English

T. A. DEWEY

J li story

Leland Powers Manti pccch

B. Y. U.

E. L. RA WFORD B. Y. U. U. of andy

icncc

U. U.

U. . A. C.

Woodwork

A. . JE U. of U.

. of Wn. Ttington nndy Biologi al ience

ROBERT L. PIXTON u. . A. c. U. of U. a n ly Biology (Not in Photograph)

1. C. LINDELL B. Y. U.

U. of U. andy Librarian

The pr

ludent body officers include the

iden l and vi e pre idenl, who over see

ludenl admini tration ; the urer, who lake

cretary-trea -

are of the fund

stud n t body and re ord

of the

proceeding ;

and Lhe historian, who records with clippings, picture , and words the main evenls of lhe s hool year.

tudent ourl helps . olve discipline

prob/ ms within th

school.

tud nl r presenlalivcs from every fir t p riod

room compo

the ludenl coun-

C'i f. Th is group. und r lhe direction of Mr.

Ballard, ha lween the

tal<en care of all matters betudent and th

addition, ha

fc ulty; and, in

adverlised our game , play\

an [ other evenls during the y ar.

'Th stud ~nt body officer, c nd a few mem ber of I he ourl w r guests of the Uni versity of Utah on N vemh r 路15, 193 . AL a fat r dat

they '\Iver

I ligh School.

Linda orcn on, vie -prcs icknl ; ,l<:'f1n 路nf. hi s lorinn; Mr1ry Tl10rnlo11, sccrclary-trcasurcr; Warrf'n Tf10111pson, pre idenl.

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gu . ls of lh

r nil

Lcâ&#x20AC;˘l't lo right:

Paul

ielsen, Pat Pie~ce, Orvis Pollock. Floyd I la ndley. Hub .rt

or n on,

he ler Ki111,

Vennn Jc'nsen, Ja k Wat.on, Mar Thorn ton, Ralph Bishor. Maura elson, Rusell Beck. E lva Cowley, ~ larvin Bull rficld. I Julda Parker, Afton Den I y, 1lyrle Palm r, Evan Pi rson, \Varren Thomp on, Linda .,ornscâ&#x20AC;˘n, I :ern Leonard. k n Pixton, Mar Morgan, Jean Parr, Joyce ilcox, Maxine ardn r. J an al. J_ee BcC'kstcad. Virgie

1rcen.

ther Members: I Jel en I Jansen. Arlene Bodell. Alfred Furs . Dorothy Rasmus, en, Blaine Johnson, L slcr Poliner, ordon Jen en, Bob job fom . Burniss Bulterwortlr, William Fassio, Delbert :acos, Margaret Borg, Joe os teflo , Della Brady, Bob Ballard, Jcssimac Bell , Theodore A le ander, Della

Lundber~. Eugen

ordb rg, Rulon Rasmu sen, Boyd Thonrpson, Reiko vVatanuki, Bessi

lafstrorn. GraC'e wcnson, Wilb rl W hb, Keith Fairhourne, Ruth oriso n, 1artha lover.

F loyd. June

ra.1k Parry, Verda Bailey, Jame Butterfield

ourl: Rulon Rnsnru s n, econd As ooi.Jlc Justice; James Bullerfield, Fi r l Asso iale Ju lie ; Blaine ndru, ; Judge; G I nn l lya ll, Mars ha ll ; Blaine Lan as ter, Pro ccuting Attorne ; Ruth Borg, ferk of th ourl. - 29-

OVEMBER 4th. Farm r ar uprem and enlerlain wilh an a embly and Lhe gala affair, Lh Hare t Ball. 10th. niors lrul Lheir Luff and wall Lhe board in Lhe annual senior play. 11 Lh. Jordan win 7 "Jordan." 19th. Fork.

J<i l< off wilh Davi . Who

Be Ldigg

25th. Nol a panic audi. - n e.

vi loriou ov r

bell rings

m ri an

wh n amal ur.

26th. 'Ti ad lo ay our J v n lo l Lh hampion hip gam lo Carbon; but mayb next year. 28th. Foolball ch l day. Lud nl enterlained by how, ass mbly, and What a dayT

de nc

29th and 30th. I Ion. Turl< y hold during lovely Thank i:(iving va alion.

w r

MB R

l l. Trag dy lrik . Twenty-four lives are taken as our bu oil ides wilh a lrain.

rvi<'E'

h Id for

h Id h

students

4th and 5th. Fun ral our depart d fri nd . 6th. Memorial ervi in honor of bu vi Lim .

23rd. aplivaling hri tmas pag ant pr nled and later a matinee dan e. ludenls look orrowf ully al the prosp cl of hri lma va alion wilhoul l a h r . ( onlinued on pag

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54)

the curtain open on the la l acl of the ' nior ' high school areer, w e a l of haraclers ready lo perform. ln th fir l c n they are preparing for a y ar of difficult work in which th y ar lo play I ading role . If their p rforman are oul landing, grealer and more imporlanl conlrc cl awail th m. ene l\! o _how · the aclor achieving high honor . Th ir .. enior Pia " ha raled high in the eye · of th audien e. a

The Ia ·t curtain discloses the Lhr leading le r ,_,pr sident elberl acos, Vi e Pre idenl Chlori Niels n, and ecrelary F rn L onard,_,wilh their upporling c c st of lwo hundred and evenly-, ix. Th audi nc ms lo enjoy the unusual " ~ nior I fop" and " enior Progre iv ·· cenes. Th per onaf ilie on the lag wave a fond farewell lo th audi n e b for they leave lo begin th ir careers anew on olh r slag ' of lif .

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Lillian Albanese West Jordan ; P .

Gc-orgc Gilbert Riverlon; P . G.

Ole Peterson Riverton; P. G.

Leona Polin cr Sandy; P. G.

Roy Searcy U nion; P. G.

Wilbert Webb Bluffdale; P. G.

Lawrc-nre Allmcndinge Midvaf â&#x20AC;˘

Blaine Allen Draper

F lora Adam a ndy

Blaine Andrus Draper

Marjorie Anderson Sandy

D a rwin Alsop Sandy

Dorothy Bills Riverton

Ralph Bishop Sandy

Mildred Boggess U nion

Cameron Bentley Granite

Dorothy Blair Butler

E la in e Bentley Granite

Recd Butterfield H errim a n

Herbert Butterfield H erriman

Ruth Borg a ndy

Jesse Bills Riverton

harles F. Adams East Midvale Jay Bills Riverton

Keith Bat man W l Jorda n

Ruby B

ckstcad outh Jordan

Dwain Beck Draper ornrn Brown

r ' ent Oorotl1ea Brown

Midvale

La Vcrc

Butlrr Butle r

\Vanda Banks Riverton

Darn'll Beckstead Midvale Ro ~s B11rn1i11gl1am

Butl r 13urnis ~ Burgon

nion ron Brand tmd Arf1•n(' Bodell JI rrim 11

Del Bmd

Uni

Eugen<' 13ullorcl Drnper

Lyl<' Bird Midvole ){,,lph Bnflurcl Draper

!'ton Bn,.d

l nion ltoss Buucrrirld Riverton Trussl<'r fiutlcrrirld Rherlon

Jack Boggess nion

r lnr111on

arpentrr rcscenl

R1•oddf Craw[ rd and

I lnrold

ranr

Orn per

l:lvn ,ow l<' nnd

I I

I •

. ... . ~ '

•

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...

~:a~~

E th el urlqui st Drap r

A r Ca rlson Midva le

W a nda C ra n Ri verton

O rrin C urti U nion

H elen C hristensen H errima n

C larence Cannin g M idvale

Ja k Canning Midva le

W ayne C run1p Bluffdale

Mn rj ori Cra ne H errima n

Carl Cook W e t Jorda n

H omer C hri ten en Ea t Midvale

Jea n Dodge W e t Jorda n

W illis ay I Jorda n

M iria m D alton a ndy

Bob Dra per Dra per

Evelyn Dimick a nd y

C lea D a nsi Bluffda le

Julia n D ewey Dra per

lnnlcy Dilll ond W es t Jorda n

D a phn e E d gel U nion

Eu g n c E rickson W st Jorda n

D anc F itzge rald Drap er

Bill F reema n Riverton

Zoe Vae F itzgerald Draper

V irginin Fergu on a nd y V rl Feq:!u on Ea l M idva le B es i F loyd a ndy Phil F ishe r 1idval

A lfred F urse W est J orda n Jun e Fox ni on K ei th Fa irbourn r s e nt Loui se F it zgerald Dra per

Na ncy Blond ie F re man I I rrim a n Bevcrl

Mne Foulkcr r scent

Fern G winn rn pcr Virgie r nion

K<' tHlrick G reen Butle r li ve' eorg.e nnJ y k

1hirolcl

re n Ri ve rton

1nrlh a lover l: as l lidval

La BNta I lca lon D ro pcr Lorin 1lnn scn ' und

lelhn 1 lobhs M idva le J un <' I ldlstrom undy

Unn 1 lnth nw oy nion

I lend rso n

Bell

r 1pc r

1 ilclr!'d I le nr y ni on rl câ&#x20AC;˘ nn l l ya ll , nnd

Dale Hansen East Micivale

velyn Holt outh Jordan

Helen Han en andy

Florence Johnson Draper

Aaron Jenkins Midvale

Marjorie Jenson andy

R. Z. Johnson

Gladys Johnson Draper

Homer Jaynes Cre cent

Betty Lou Jensen Crescent

Elsie Johnson andy

Logan Kunz Murray

Blaine Lancaster West Jordan

Naomi Lewis Bluffdale

Fern Leonard Midvale

Gale Lowe Sandy

Rosa Lar.on Bluffdale

Komin Landerus East Midvale

Golden Landgren andy

Mary Morgan Riverton

La Var My rs Riverton

路~ary Mickelsen

andy

Katie Kosovitch Crescent

Fred Kirkman West Jordan

hester Kim andy

Draper

Alden M ayn s But! r Ma rjori M yers a ndy E lhern M ay na rd a nd y rdus Miln , nd y

M ildred M yers Riverton V ido r M itchell ._ 'outh .J orda n June Malstrom M idvale

Jolin Marcha nt M idvulc

T. Morrow M iclval

Laura M K re ._ outh Jo rda n , ylor R oy ._ outh J ord an

l'l lllra cl so n Om per 芦'o n.,,vay N ielsen f: nsl l\licl vn le

Birn Nibl

lidvn fe Pc<orl C'lson ._ nnd y iefsen reSC'enl

\,Vy 111 nn

Gn lP

C'wh ofd Drap(' r

Chloris

irls<'n

.. n11d y

o I

ok<'s

l~i v!'r l o n

Pnul N ielse n .. oulh Jord nn

<1 keso n

, o uth .l o rd 1rn

F<'rn Orl on lid, nle

Low!' lf O stl <'r .. 11 11cl

Ne lda Pi1路 r. on S11 11d y

Hulda Parker Orn per

Karl Pollock andy

Gail Peterson Sandy

Jack Powell outh Jordan

Katherine Parody Union

Kenneth Peter on Riverton

Ruth Polson andy

Phyllis Peterson South Jordan

aomi Park East Midvale

Evan Pearson Midvale

Myrl Pal111er outh Jordan

Earl Pear on Midvale

Ruth Russell Union

Buclah RRy lidvale

Mark Richard. on Midvale

J'vf axine RRwlins Draper

Bob Ren andy

Irene Rimington Midvale

I fclcn Richardson Wc t Jordan

La :vlac tcadman West Jordan

Walter wain Union

Linda or nson Draper

cn 'ic' c Robbins East Midvale

Priscilla Robert Cre cent

0:1

Gordon J-1. Rideout Drap r

l I lcn

mitl1 Draper

Dallas

trocllcy nion

J an

cal Riv<'rlon

T d

rnilh

andy G<'orgc or('n en Drapc-r Viola , undquisl r scent

Dclh<"rt

ncos

nndy Lila Mac- cll<'fb<'rg nnrty licia 111ith liclval

I Jubert , orC'nscn Drnp<'r Elvn tone Eust MidvnTc I c-an , mith Wc·st .lor Ian

lurrn

, mith

DrnpC'r

Loui s<' Sn1itl1 ( ' rc·sc·c•nl RohNI , tuple· Snnd

.lune , hidds Soutl1 .Jordan Bc•vNI

,~ mitl1

Orn per

Dnvid , tnk r nion

ln<':r. Tl1on1pso n lurrny

~<'mid Ti sC'hner

RiVPrlon

.John Trnn' W<'sl .Jordon Gc•orgin Thnxt n Riv<'rlon Ricl1nrcl Thorp liclvnl c lnrf,!' Turner

lichnlc•

I I

John T nnant andy

Mary Thornton Draper

Kenneth Tripp Midvale

\Vanda Taylor Draper

Warren Thompson Midvale

Boyd Thompson Riverton

Elaine Told Mid val

Franklin Turpin West Jordan

Beverly Tholen East Midvale

Hazel Van Union

Beth Wight Draper

Ronald Weenig Riverton

~arbara Woodhouse

Sandy

Blaine Wixom We l Jordan

Echo Walker Union

Eldon Welch Midvale

Reiko Watanuki Midvale

Russell Webb R.iverton

Fay Watson Midvale

Jack Watson Mid ale

Marion Walker nion

Arnold Webb Draper

Eleanor Ward Draper

Lowell Young East l'-'lidval e

1ary Young East Midvale

Cail PH rw , pr('sid!'nl : Oorolli John so n, 'i c:!'-pr!'sidPnl.

S p ni ilin J,!,

sr< r<'lnr ,

1<' 1vin

La t fall w over-enlhusiasli Junior ' flung open Lh door of Jorden in our ru h for a han at real high s hool lif<>. By Lhe . econd l rm we had I ome a qui el and orderly as Lhe pr -. elll d nior . Though om of our chum' have left u ', th r are Lill leader among u 路uch a路 1ail, our pr id nl; R d, our vi pre id nt; 9,nd Dot, our e relary, who ar capahl lo I ad u Lhrough n xl y ar. The Ding broughl home me ny honor . W all r gi l r high in sporl s. drama, lub , o ial , ands hola li a hi 'Y m nl . We 've nj yed being Lal<en for enior and

ophomore , bul, thanl< heav n, we ' r not.

William . Adamson Union

Lila Atkinson andy

Gwenilh Allen Riverton

Virginia Buhler Midvale

Melvin Berrett Riverton

Loretta Brown Sandy

Virginia Blair Gran ii

James Butterfield Herriman

Joy Bateman West Jordan

Russell Bek Ora per

Beth Bateman West Jordan

Darr II Brown Midvale

Georg Brady Union

Va Loy Brady Union

Jame Brown But! r

Beth Butterfi Id Union

Yance E. Burgen Union

Helen Brown Herriman

Norma B 路lich Midvnl

Grant Burgen Union

Zctha Burmingham Butler

Lvnn Bills Rive-rt on

Betty Bradley andy

eth Bills Riv<'flon

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Douglas Becks! ad Midvale

Lawana Beckstead Gmnil

Leonard Berallo Riverton

Nor ma Jnne Boitltcr Orn per

Ross Berrell Drap'r

Alice ooper ou lh Jordan

Carol Canning Midvale

James rapo andy

Mavis hri slcnscn oulh Jordan

Tel C'harli cr andy

Lu ill e undirk West Jore.Inn

ru111p .Jnnire Bluff dnle

E lwood 路 ol Union

Ruth Carlson East Midva le

Ralph ran<' Ri ver ton

Arlene' ollrd l Oro per

GwC'n ' lark ~ a nd y

Lawrence Dnnsi Riverton

Ev retl Dahl Crescent

Maxine D nny Un ion

Gordon Despain Un ion

RobC'rt Egbt>rt Ri vC'r ton

Gh1dys E ngman andv

R eid Egh rt West ,Jordan

Carol Esperson Midvale

Kclvin Evans asl Midvale

lrm adcl f Evans ou th .Jordon

Louise Erdman East Midva le'

Lucile Evnns nion

JC'nn Fox nion

Fa Fox Mid val

Georg路 Fujii nion

Thelda Freeman H rriman

Muri I Fitzgerald Draper

Adeline Gardner W st Jordan

Gold n Gilbert Riverton

Rhoda May oates West Jordan

ibyl Greer Union

Jack Gilbert Midvale

Maxine Gardner West Jordan

Dori Graham Union

William Glazier Riverton

Belva H ndri k en Draper

lark Hall Midvale

Margar t Hogan West Jordan

Virginia Hubbard Murray

Fae Hender on West Jordan

Frank Harada Union

Kay Harada Union

Dorothy Hilton Butler

Donna Huff Draper

Ramona Hand andy

Myrth Harrison Crescent

Alice Holt outh Jordan

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Melvin John on Mid a l 路

M a rie Ja m s Murray

Donna J nscn W es t Jorda11

Loro Ja kson Midva lf'

R oweno Jenkins Midval '

old('n Jens n Midvo l

L eona Jenkin s Midva le

Beth Jensen Midvale

Lois John son outh .Jord nn

Edith J('n 路on Mid va le

Murid .Jomes

Hirdon Jensen Midval

E rma Jenkins Midva le

C lyde Kemp Mid val

David Kun z c nd y

Alice Kom gloni s Midva le

V cl don Lfw on Midva le

Ann Lora nger Midv路llc

Delbert La rson Sa ndy

l l elen Lloyd outh Jorda n

Bill L a nderus

O v1'da Lundberg Ee st Midvale

H lcn Long

G lad ys M rgells V\1est Jorda n

Thelm a M organ Ri verton

Douglas Miller H errim a n

lr('ne Mickels n Butler

a ndy

u. Murph y Midva le

Murray

ni on J nni c M ad a nd y

R ae Miilcr Bluffdale

Marvin cl~en Midvale

Geneva i I en oulh Jordan

Lucile Malstrom West Jordan

Dale Ne! on andy

Marjorie Ncf on Wcsl Jordan

Vernal Newbold outh Jordan

Dona ix andy

Fronk cf son i\1idvaf

Flor n e Nielsen Riverton

Keith Neff Riverton

Roma N Ison V\/e l Jordan

Willis cw bold Drap r

larjorir Newbold Draper

Tracy Nel on Midvale

1'1axine Orton and

George Osborne Ri erlon

Iva Pixlon andy

D raid Powe ll lid vale

Evelyn Patt Ea. t lid vale

Floyd Pixlon Union

I lazcldcnc Poulsen Granite

Gordon Pel r on Riverton

Le !er Polincr andy

Donald P<1gc Rfrerton

lori . 1ilne Un ion Viq~inia

cl.on oulf1 Jordan

Alfred Peterson Riverton

Gail Payn Draper

Reed iclscn Crescent larjorie Oak on oulh Jordan

Veil Pug111ir Midvale

Ru ss<' ll ParkN I le rri111an

Editl1 Pnl11H•r Wc-s l Jordan

Blui1w Pug<' RivNlon

Roy Ri ka Drap r

Da;'win Rirhnrd so n W s t Jordan

.Jww Raw so n • nnclv

'\rvicl f~H S lllU SS(' J) lid vn lc

Alma Ri c hardso n Wes t Jordan

Rowena Ru ssell Drap r

Jun in• lakN Bu1lc-r

\Jnrurnc· I , ilc<>f'k Rh1·rlon

Riter lua rl andy

Kutltryn or •n sc-11 andy

Emmn

Riv

ii cox rlon

Lyle

111arl nion

J lc·lc•n Mar ,

(C'ed

nndy Wunclu ' hic·ld s , oud1 .Jordan

r. lnrgarC'l

lune

.'nlwn

Dunne• Purkin son rc scc- nl nrwin R11 s111ussc·n 1idvulcPhyllis • 111i1li Crnnik

l\ lury

.~ot<' r

Ri~ c rlon

Miclvnlr

Al111011 • an1u1•lson ,'11ncly

lnhlr ,'111ilh Riverton

Jc-an Parr Wcs l Jordon FC'rn Richardson

Wc-s l .Jordan Morion , mi1l1 rnp r

Mar wen so n Riv rt on

Vcrlicc mitl1 • outh .Jordnn

orma tcward • nndy

a ro l tcphr 11 so n Riv c rl on

l: wlyn Tccrlink 011!li .lordnn

Rf1lpli Thompson \1id\ a l

l\ fary VRn

:--Tac Van l nion

Un ion rrnnc<'s Wrigl11 andy

June Wynn re sce nt

Bc lty • lro111 Miclvalc

Dorotl1y pra tlin g W est Jorda n

ArdC'n TC'sch \iVc. l Jordan

H iuold Thomson U nion

Barhcira Tate Butler

f~ ln1cr Tripp W es t Jorda n

Kei th Thomson Ri, e rlon

Ro a l Thornhlad and

aom i Webb Ri\('rlon

1' la rj oric Willia ms

Florence Webb andy

l\ fory \Vhitin g

West Jordan

ViviAn \Va llin nion

J ricq uclin . Wilkins irndy

E mm a Wcbher \i\!cs t Jordan

Lois Wolk r nio n

--4<>-

nion

Roy

laylon

For Lhe first lime i.n ix year th ophomor clas ha reenlered Jordan. ALthough . the youngest in the school this .la does nol lack Lhe pep and school spirit essential lo a lively cla 'S. They have given Lheir whole-hearted support to everylhing th tudent body has promoted. The ophomores have tal<en part in all school activities uch as dramatics, debating, mu ic. athletics. commercial work as well as in muny o ial functions, prominent among which was the ele Lion of a ophomor for que n of the F. F. A. Harvest Ball. Under lhe capable leadership of Ross Bishop. Pre id nt, Donna Nielsen, Vice Pre idenl, and J e Roy Clayton, ecrelary, Lhe ophornore have made thi year one they can be proud lo remember. Wilh uch a splendid beginning the future years at Jordan Iool< bri~ht for Lhi cla .

va Adamson Union

Betty Bonechcr Riverton

Le Roy Clayton Midvale

Doris Fitzgerald Draper

Edna Hansen andy

Bclvn Andrus Draper

Dean Brady Union

Lorna Crane Draper

Bever L e Griffiths Midvale

ancy l I Granit

Boh Ballard DraJJCr

Margaret Borg andy

Paul Cook Union

Recd Grant andy

Fae Holt W st Jordan

I r Buckley Midvale

Barbara Dewey Sandy

Norma Guinn Draper

Myra Hansen outh Jordan

Gladys Butler andy

Afton Den Icy Riverton

Donald Green Butler

Beverly Jaynes re cent

raw ford andy

Gloria Denny Eat Midvale

Parry Greenwood andy

Vcnna Jen en al]dy

Rrla Beck lead outh Jordan

Clifford Carter Draper

Neal Den Icy Ri erlon

Effie Gunder on andy

Junior Jones Butler

I cc B ckstead lid vale

Gwendolyn Crane Herriman

Roylance Fairbourn Crescent

George Hunt Soutb Jordan

Erma Jen n Draper

Joy c Boulter andy

Dal Cardwell Riverton

alvin Fairbourn Crescent

Floyd !Tandi y Butler

Helen Koehn andy

1racc Butt rf i Id Herriman

Larcna Christen en Wet Jordan

Inez F rccman Herriman

Warren Hughe Union

La Ru Battison Riverton Beth Beckstead re cent Margie Beckstead ~outh Jordan

Don

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harlcs Kanklcborg Midvale

E lain Kim andy

Mickie l\!JcKce outl1 Jordan

Ev<'lyn Marks West Jordan

Zola Ohourne , a nd y

Keith Poulsen Midvale

Byard Luson Bluffdale

Lola Morgan Riverton

DonnA Nielsen andy

~ l a nl y Prtc-rson

W<'sl Jordan

E lsi Pct rs n , ou th Jord n

La Faun Lundber~ Ea t Midval

1lel en Mahey

Evelyn icholson Midvale

Brue<' P tcrson Riv .rlon

Drew Pear on Midval

Jam Leak West Jordan

Florence McNarnry andy

Ralrh N ielsen oud1 Jordon

Janice Parker Bennion

Billy Poul on andy

Della Lundberg nion .

Evelyn Mal trom Murray

E la in e Nielsen outh J ordan

Orvis Pollo and

Ralph Pa~e Riverton

ft on Lloyd Wet Jordan

Maxin Mi kclscn Draper

C'oru l Nielsen Riv C'rlon

B<'vNly Pierson ~ an ly

Beverly PctC'rson M idval

ila 1oq:ian Riverton

Dolores Millerburg Midvale

R eva rgill Drnrcr

C.u Pugmire Mid val<'

Rulon Rasmus. en andy

I lrher Olson

Fuyc Paul o ' 1 lidva l

Dorothy Ras111usscn Midvale

Ro la nce Peter. on â&#x20AC;˘ and

Joye R cadi nf! Midvale

Mary I ouise 1asich M id va l Ralph a rd1 ant Un ion

outh Jordan

ick Masrnro ranitr MRrgWrl M rrill ou th .Jordan

nion VNlu Ostl er <1nd y

.. Col In Roundy Draper ug('ne Robin$On Butler

Dahrl Reid andy Thomas howell Jr. Riverton

Val Rito Mid val Rlvin Sain bury Grani te

Jerry ullivan W st Jordan

E la in "(home West Jordan

Clem Washburn Draper

Don mi th Draper

Marian Vawdr(' â&#x20AC;˘ Draper

Dean Winward Riverlon

Dorothy oren en East Midvale

Scott Wyberg Riverton

Betty Williams Sandy

Lyle' Jenn Roberts Midvale

hirl ey tok r Midvn l

C lift on Rist U11ion'

Leila teadrna11 West Jordar1

Joyce S ilcox W st Jordan

Juanda Swenson East Midvale

Mary Winn Sandy

Mary Lou We tbrook Draper.

GR IC' Russell Dr pr

l larold ands trom Riverton

Bob job Iom Draper

Lowe Seal Riverton

Ellery Wi ht Draper

Helen Young outh Jordan

D, rrell Reynold. Riverton

Lorna I adman \"1 est Jordan

Erma mi th resccn l

Adel mi th Draper

Janice William Granit

Grace Young Union

Emma

amu I on andy

JANUARY 3d. School reassembles with resolutions and a "new leaf." 6th. Jordan loses to Granile in fir t basketball lus le. 11th.

Do Re M;. Opera tryout .

13th. Entertained by Bingham and lose to them at night. Think before you throw. 20th. Cyprus presents a beat their learn. 27th.

mbly and We

Jordan beats Murray. Mor r venge.

FEBRUARY 2nd. Much excitement about our victory over Tooele.

7th.

Jordan lrim

ranil .

9th. Parents come from near and ce wh re l<iddies spend th ir lime.

fnr lo

15th. A Lhrifling night, a w Jcom r pile, for it i th we thearl Ball. 17th. We battl with Bingham for victory thal we seek but we merg th lo er . So whatT 24th.

Vi torious with

rant vilI

(Conlinu d on page

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Front row :

R iko Watanukic,

Burgon, Budah Ray. Etliyl Carlquist. ington,

clc.l"

Pi rson, Fay Wat son, M<'lha

' c·cond row : Rc-od"lf

1 lobbs,

rC'<'n, Burnis ' Rim -

1ildredd BorH!<" S, Afton Bn:1dy. Mury Thornton. I lulda PArkc-r. De-fin<' Fitzgerald. Fern Lc-onard,

Betty Lou Jen

Third row:

Gail P<'t<·rs!'n, \Vanda

' rnn(', Murjori<' J1•nscn. I lcll'n l lans<'n, Elsie

John son. Ardus Miln " Marian W<1lkc·r, Virtiinin l·'erf!uson, Maq:(arC'I Pork. Chlori

Viqtic-

rowrord. Barhora vVoodhousc, lrcn

Niel sen, M<uy Young, Jean S('nl, Ann .lol1nson. Lylus Rrnding, Elvo

Bock row: Liln ton<',

•llerbcrg,

loura Nel son, Mury

Mickleson, Mory Morgun, J orotf 1y Bill s. Dorothy Blnir.

The Charlonian luh i ' a s hole rship and p p club for girl . h obj l i to increa e chool pirit. lt purs on our basl< lball and football hoys lo vicloric lo win honor for our hool. Lil< all. lub il ha i als which v ry' girl mu l live up lo. Fir t is scholarship. h r quir s of il m mb r up rior g-rad s. o girl can belong wilhoul maintaining al lea l a B+ avcrag . ond i · [ ad r hip. Its members mu ' l be good I ad rs a well good follower ' . Third i sporl man ship. In this club, on ha me ny opporlunilie ' lo he- SJ orlsm n. Fourth is fellowship. Th uc c of a lub d p nd on th coop r~ lion of its m mb r · . 11 musl worl< for one anolh r and not for lhemselve . Fifth c ncl 1 l. hut nol le sl imporl nl, i pep. Th; lub d pends a gr al den! on th p p and I iril hich each one i e, pe .Led lo conlrihul .

Top piclure-rronl: Maxin Gardner, Arlen e otlrell, La V lie Pugmire, Fran e Wright, Burni ss Burgon. I orotliy â&#x20AC;˘ pratling. Bark : orrlla Belic-h, Irene Mirkclsen, Ruth Carlson, Romona Hand, Dorothy Blair, .Jennie Mend: Elsie .Johnson. Arclus Milne, Ann Loranger, Rowena Jenkins. Bottom picture-front : yhil 1reer. Bell Bn1dley, Reiko \t\/atanuki. Lila Atkin son, Virgie Green . Back: orma Boulter, Maxin e Denney, Fay Bowen. Doris Graham, Louise Erdnrnn, 1axine Orton, Iva Pixton, Loretta Brown, Ev ly11' Pale. Joy Bateman .

l the half-year all junior with a B+ av rag are eligible to join the pep club. The inilialion eremony begins with the junior wearing ridi ulous costumes lo school. AJL r hool a andl lighl c r mony Lake pla e and a social follow . ach junior girl lri lo liv up lo th e ample et by the enior member . Each Monday meelings ar h Id lo di u the problems that arise. The Charlonian Be II was an oul landing o ial event lhi spring. The lub officers are Helen l Ian n, presid nl; Elva Lon , fir t vi pre ident; Loui e Erdman, e ondÂˇ vi e pre idenl; Row .na Jenl<ins, a i Lant e relary; Mary Young and Buelah Ray, y 11 leader .

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ro11I row:

Gwc11ilh

Allen.

Sore nson , B c tf1 \ V ig hl , R <' r>d <' lf

Tf1c·l11rn

lor f{n 11 , Mn rlh a C lover.

'rnw l'ord . Lc o11 ;1 P o lirwr.

Bnrhnrn

,'eco ncl row:

, milh . Foy W n tso n . Jun e , a lw n. Z c tl 1<1 Burn1in glrn n1 , l' lildre cl I lc nr ,

I lc-nd crson,

R o111011 n

I lune!,

Frances \\/ ri g ht.

Ln l~u c

Jea n ,

al.

f\ lildrcd

•r<'c·n. l' lur y Mo rga n . F o urth ro" :

F ilzf..(Na ld. l. ouis<· Fitzf..(Pra lcl. ln• nc· Ri111in g to n , Jww

l' lnrgi<'

- 'i8-

!far

J"vlarg i<' Onk1•so11 , Mn r

1o ls tro 11 1,

u ncl a D <'spa in. Ge neva

Ri h urd so n , li ck Iso n ,

Wyn n, Dea n ' 1 ur iu n Y awdr y,

idse n , Rh od a

lye rs, No n na S tewn rl , J e nni e

Ne lson. V h in n W" llin . Belly B o rw c l1 c r. (\1rof N<' il sc 11 , Ma rga re t

I ,a rso n .

1lcl c n

la ria n D a lton ,

D orr, l1y W il ((),x. Ku ti <' K osovic l1. Ph ylli s P <• l<'fsc11 . F ilth row: Gonle.; , 1:: l1 C' I Cnrlq u is t. L nMac S tC'd11 H111 ,

fn in c R a wlin s. BC'lt

Ba tti so n . T hird row:

Mel b a I lohhs. Oo ro tf1 y Bill s. Geo rgin Th nx ton. l]sic Jo hnso n ,

W oodh o use, Lindo

M iss B e nni o n , A li in

ilrnx, Fl o re ne<'

lea d.

la' ln u rn

iclse n. M iss

The Home Economics club is composed of the future housewives of America, from the sewing, cooking, and home management classes. The purpose of the club is to learn something classes do not teach, to make better homemakers, to advance good citizenship, and to promote scholarship. The candlelight initiation ceremony was sent out from the National Home Economics club. A Christmas party followed on the same evening. The girls of Lhe dub entertained their mothers at a tea for the purpose of di cus ing the home projecls that are required of each student in the cour e. Thi year Lhe dub joined the National Home Economics club. The club sends a weeldy magazine to the local club. On November 16, Lhe cafeleria class prepared and erved the Sandy Lions' Club annual tag dinner. The girl decoraled the dining room in appropriate Thanl< giving color . The home managemenl classes made everything from children's toys lo a baby's layetle. The Red Cross gave lhe class fife dollars lo mah a complete layette. They did a very u cessful job. Some of the clever toy were made from buttons, pools, inner tubes, yarn, and gay colored print. The weelh. arl Ball, lhe out landind event of the mid-winter sea on, with Be ie Floyd a Cinderella, and \Varren Thompson as Prin e harming, exlended Valentin greeting from the Home Economics club. Thirl memb r of Lh club atlended the convention at West High hool, wh re member of Lh junior high, senior high, and college home e onomi , cla es unil d. Meeling were held, and the Z. C. M. I. preenl d a fa hion how. Afterward , a lea wa given lo climax an enjoyable day. '"'ach m mber of the Home Economics club contributed a penny to nd to an unfortunate girl in France o that she can come to America lo be edu aled in horn economi . The climax to a most succe sful year wa the fashion show, which d; played the fine arts of the sewing classe . Aft r the show th girls entertained their mothers at a tea. The officers ar : Mary Morgan, president; Margaret Silcox, vice-president; Florence Niel n, relary. Th advi er are: Mi s Ethelyn Larson, and Mi s D ane Bennion.

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Fronl row:

a lvin Bu klcy, P aul Bennion, Ja111cs I cak, I lurvcy Lelunitz,

McMullin, Ralph Nielsen. 0 an Brady. ardwcll .

econd row:

rnal Ncwho ld,

Raine Freeman. Dale

corg' Adolpl1son, Juck Bird, Golden ,J en~ n, Glen Brown,

Frank J larada, Bob Pri 'e, Leonard

I la tfrnwn y, Russell Pnrk('r, I ougln 路 Miller, Rulplt

Ballard. Paul

Hoy Petersen, Odos B<'ckslend, Floyd Lundquist,

ook.

Third row :

Gordan D espain, Kay J larada, Jen sen, Hnrold

corg

Fugii, Parr

Greenwood, John

eorge I le1111ingcamp, Oou14la~

nrlson, Colde n Gi lhcrl, Earl

rnn<". Gordon

Lynn Bow n, I larold Thornp on, Wilm r Kidd, D un , mith, .Jam<'s Arnold Webb. Lee Dimond, Mr. Boye<'. a lvin Fairbourn,

R id Nielsen, Nc路d

Pete rson, Edward Kidd, Jack Wibc路rg,

._ tanl y Dimond.

l''iftf, row :

I ron

lover,

ook, J an Ennis,

' lwrpick, M cie Batcn1nn,

,'111ilh, Antl1on Frns lrom , DnllEis

lrAJl ry,

lnnl cy

teplicn scn, E ll ery Wl1il<'. 13urniss Bullerwortl1, Ddlwrl 13,l('k

row:

Ward D<"spain ,

Kennrlh

taker, Donald Grc n, Hnrold I lntl1cnhrook, Linwood Wnlker, Li M iu ntilb , Max Egh rt, Homer Jaynes, Wayn ' Harmon

ab n, Ilurk

rcen, Dougl c1s Brown, Earl Butt rficlJ , Keith Tho111pso n. Fourth row :

arpenter, l:-lyru111 , niitl1, S l1irrcl

n1ill1 ,

wa pp.

Doyl '

llwood,

tmirt

r en, Murra

okcs, Ru s

cbh,

Thi s ycc r 1h c F . F . A.. whi ch lrns a lways b een on e of th e outs ta ndin g ch oo l, w ns ' c ry b oy

ca ptured

ucr ·ss ful in it

fir: ! pl ac c honor

field of wo tk . A t th e jud gin g

a nd we re present d with a b eautiful pla qu .

d a iry jud gin C! tea m , con i ·tin g o f R a lph Bi. ho p , D ea n firs t. This wo n 1h e 111 a trip to K a n a .

I 00

R a lph Bi ho p p laced sc ond hi gh in the

' chola rs hip , '\-Ya

~crv i c, s h o la . li

a w a rded the

F. F. A. kc

la lC'

ln 0<1 ohcr tl1 <' d a iry juditin g tea m , R a lph Bi h o p , D a n it y, Mi s. o uri , to th

a li ona l

indi vidua l co nl cs la nl s. dn ir

F. F.

on ve nlion a nd

conlC' l.

Th e

eco nrl hi gh e l a mon g

D ea n ._ milh p laced six th hi ghe t in th e n a ti on a

jud gin g coni cs!. T h

la te.

n1ith, a nd J a k McK ee,

oul stanclin g 111 en1bc r of th e lefl m wa . J a k M cK ee wh o rated in th

for

c co mpli shrn c nl, lead e rs hi p , a nd ag ri cultu ral

s ure<' s, n di slin li on give n to only tw o o l' eve ry one hundred 111 c mbcrs in th

we nt lo Ka n sa•

Th e

l K ee , p la ed

H arold G reen pl ac d third . L orin Mille r, winn r o f the

ni on P ac ifi c A gri cultura l

oulsla ndin g co 111111unit y

milh , a nd J ack

it y. Th e poultry team-Ha rold G re n, H a rmon

a rpcnt e r, a nd H a lpl1 Bis ho p, placed third. contes t a nd rNcived a rn C'd a l.

lub. in

on le t in L ogan our

individua l

tea m ra nk d fourl e nth .

T he li ves loc k jud gin g t<'a lll p laced . econJ a l th e Ogd e n exhibiti on on Februa ry 11. Lyl

mn rl pl a< cd fifth l1i g h ma n in th e

onl e l.

D ou g la

M ill er, H aro ld G rc n , Max

Egb e rt pl ncr d srrn nd, thi rd , a nd fourtl1 fro m J ord a n . T l1i s y<'n r in V a ne

lnlc Fa ir w e loo k $ 300 wo rth of prize money.

1l1 c

cle p nrtm c nt too k • 15CJ.

A mon g th e ex hibitors

W ood . •~ l u nl <•y Di111 ond, R a lph

firs t class tl n ir

fro m J orda n we re

C'x hihil w e re I lyrum

Dimond .

L <'a clin g <'x l1ihil o1s in th <'

Birmin gha m , nncl

V e rn a l

a nd B a rred R ocks.

poultr

( uftu ra l d c purl111 c• nt honor. we re w on by l , if as

a nd

of th r

yN1r.

trad lcy. K ay a nd

L y!

mart,

ln th

agri -

rank H a ra d a , W a rd

ovC' n1licr 'I, was one of the 111 0 l su cc J ul

ocial

Tl1 c• qu e n w ~ D ori s F itzgera ld a nd h e r a ll e nda nt. , Zo

he ld on

V ac

lurid t'il z(!c r, Id . L ns l sun111w r th e F . F .

tli c•

cl .

tli c s h ee p d e pa rtm ent.

<1 11d V a l J·:cl rie l lor c, rrot.. oni ons, mC' lons, h e rri c , a nd a ppl s.

O ur 1 lnr <' ~ I B n ll < vC' nl s

G ilbe rt, R os

first prize p e n s of L eg h orn h e n s,

Ross hncl a l'irsl prize pc- n of Rh od e l sla nd R

nC'id Egb e rt, n ncl Burk(' .Jen se n took to p honors i1

lock in

a rl on, a nd L ee

d c pa rlm c nl w e re Golde n s how ed

wine

lub h a d a

E nt rin g

mith . l lc rbert Butt rfi eld. D ou gla

n d rso n , w l1 0

Birmin gh am,

~ rdwell . Th e

icl s<' n. a nd D a le

<'xl1ibil. w innin g firs t pri ze in ch ap te r comp lilio n .

tl1 r d n ir

I <'S pa in,

. boys loo k

Yi silecl Br cc Ca nyo n . Th e

ra nd

WC'ek'. tri p throu gh

c n yo n a nd Zion

111 e111hC' rs loo k tl1 C' ir own food a nd hcddin p·. Th e ex pe nse

oulh crn

La h wh e re

a lion a l P a rk.

lJ of the

w ere ve ry low, th e m lllbcr

limin g lo pay onl y $2 .50 for lran s port n li on . T h e cluli offic c rs a rc l lr rbe rl BullC'rfi Id. p res ide nt ; D a ll a

trad l

iron .I C' nkin ~. S<'C rPl<ir •; a nd R os. Birmin g ha m , s ·rgcc nl a l a rm s.

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, v ice pr

id nl ;

i\i~~~~\

r\·1~:,~:~" M,,\,..;, "'"~ -~ ~,,,Ith.~

I <

\ \

11,;, ym. Im• lwcn ""Y >U<ee.<ol'ul. II In'" h<·ld "'"'"' nn•clln• Tho ,,..,;d,·nl nl tlH' clnh ;, W;ll,,,d llntln·nlmwk. 1<. mHh

>le i l <. l w ('ll('n1i slry work inlo fou,rths rwx l y<'nr nncl stud y nv i.a lion orw fourlh of th e ye r. In th 1 hompson. G('org<· Brncfv. \!\ illurcl 1 latlH•nhru<k. Del Brad . 1u Pugr11ir<', Dean Brnd y. Kc·ith Pri «'. :<'<ond row: I 'lo cl Pixlo11, lac Yan. Ril cr ,~ lucHI. Ja Ynn Dnrn, G lC' nn Brown. IJougln s Cnrl s<· 11. Eul.(<'11<' Pc, rso11. 'olnn I lurdrnstl<'. Tliinl row: ' lark I l<i ll , Rcinul I lc'lt('r, lrwa rl tnkC'r. I ,a Y< ·rc· 13utlrr, Junior Jone·~. Inn i11 ' rupo. Mar\ in Clnrk. Be1tk row: Jun piclur<' , lrft to rigl1t. front row : R11lpl1

I , ()WC', K('lvin l~vnns.

lilo

(' Ison. I· loyd I la11c ll c· .

ln 1011 S11111 uelso11, \i\l ;lli s IJuy. fuli nn

r ('WC

Th<' Forrrnic C luli. nc·w dii s y<·<1r. is rnm posc I ol slnd <'n ls ol' def>nl <' and ornl <'x pr<'ss ion lo l><' llrr sp<'ak in g.

__,.--"\

= =

~ ~

c=;

EvNy

JJ ' On

11 ' ' ll H'C' lin it is lw lrl "ith c onlC'sls n111oni:( 111<'11il J<' rs.

Goldhrunson and Mis · ' I ultl!' ; llH' oil ic-Ns cH<' : pr<'sid<'nl. l. or in

Mr.

In pi<lurc'.

I ron t, lrft to

a rl c.ui ·[. Milxirw Ri.wlin~. I IC'lwr Ol,on. Burniss Buri:ion. CNnld Fitzgc•rn ld . lsah li e

Et hc· f

Oonuld, Le

f urtlirr

Tl1 (' spo nso rs ur

I lnnsC'n; Iirsl 'in• presid(•nl, Eu~<'nc

f><'urson; srrnnd vi cc· p ('.;idc·nl. Riilph Bishop: '<'r·rclnry, l_m, unn Ike k.. tc·nc l. rigf1t :

B ksl nd. Lu Bc·rla I l<'a lon. , <'co11d ro" : \ nrr<'n Tlio111rson.

liss Tultf<.. Barbara Wood-

house. h n Pi xton, Lindn So r!'n•o'l. IJafc· S lrin l.(le ll cl\~. 1<·1111 ~<·<ii. l: c ho \V n lkrr. Viq.(i<'

~rem, Rnlph

Bisl1op. Third row : ary l\ lorgn n. Drfhert Larson. lmgHrPl Park. I lc· l<' n 1 lnn scn. l~utli Bor~. llaz I I rn n P ou lson. D onn ci ix. Lnwn nu B<·cks l<'ncl. f) c· 11w rl Sams. clc·lr , n1i!l1. C lorin D<•n11 , Eui:irnr

Prnrso n. Back row : Rulli ( ~re<'11wooc l. D tt f<' N<' lson. I.mill<' lnl s l 0111, ~,,\ ;.,;,\\ IU IOH><<'ll I .,1,1. l.<nln Ihm <«>. Jl<- 1h W;,l,t. I l<>l d., l'.,.kec

u \\ \\

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D oro ll1 ' Bilk l\ lnrth a

,lover,

The Languag lub , F rcnch and Spanish C lasses. i' sponsored by Mi . Golda Fras1.>.r. The officers arc Keith Ma on, pr<'sidcnl: Louis Bail y, vi <' president: and Glenn Hyall, , ccrc tary. ln picture, front row, left to right:

Bob Draper, Katherine Parody, Virgie Green, Rosie Argonie, Verda Baily, Loi

B lly Lou J n en, Marjorie Mary \Vinn,

elsu KRsaga,

nder on,

orma Brown, Wilma Page.

1axine Orton, Lorclla Brown, Erma

c ond row:

Baily,

1arian Ander on,

mith. Priscilla Robert on, Ted

mith,

Barbara Woodhouse, M<'rnn Wintle. Third ro"': lary 1ickel on, Rcla Holt. Ruby Beck tead, K lie Kasovich, Jani e Williams. Belly Williams, Brverly Pearson, E laine Kim, Dan Radovich. Fourth row:

G:iil Peter on, Lila Atkinson, Delbert acos, Phylli Pc:er on, Nelda Pierson, Jacqueline Wilkins, Darwin A lsop, Gus Murpl1y, Ch !er Kim, Dale Radovich. Fiftl1 row: Blain Andru , Billy Freeman, June 1 Jell tro111, Faustine Pollock. G ladys Engman, La 1Inr wen en, Jame I li gg , Ga l Newbold. Frank Karaglanis, Jimmy K rr, lifford ar ter, ick Rudlich. Bnck row: Beth Beckstead. Margar t Borg, E lm <1 Beth Fowler, orrm1 Guinn, Edna Han n, Effi Gunderson, 1clvin Barrell, olden Langren. Barbara Dc.,,cy. lub l1as spon orcd an xhibit of Carlos ndcrson 路 painting , ha vi ited the art center The rt it , and th exhibi t al ... pringvill . Its officers arc Linda orcn on, president: D II crt in alt Lake Larson, vice president; Belly 1 lender on, ecrclary and treasurer; and Beverly Peterson, reporter. In th e pi tur , left lo right, front: Delbert Larson, Dcward C lements, Janice taker. Zoe Vac Fitzgerald, Mildred My rs, Marjori tane, Franc s Wright, J nnie Mead. ccond row : Afton Brady, Burniss Burgon, Maxin Rawlins, .tv[;ldred I lcnry, Ethel arlqui sl, orma Brown, Pri ci li a Robertson, Beverly Pct rson , Beth Wight, R iko Watanuki, Fae Paulos. cLon, Emma Webber, Ruth

Third row:

Emma

amue l on, Gencvicv

Robbin , Roma

huls n, Deane l"itzgcrald. Buclah Ray, Betty Hender. on, Linda

Barharc Woodhou. c, Fern Leonard . Back row: Bod II, J Jelen Riclmrdson, Carrol

oren on,

Dorothy Wilcox, Ruby Robbins, Clea Dan ie, Arlene

anning, B verly Tholen,

Gardner, advisrr.

ll('mi slry students held tl1 eir annua l excursion Lo th va l

, mC' lt C'r, under LliC' direction of Mr. Orso n

th C'y werC' u sh red tl1ro11µ, h th e U . S.

Mid-

mith . There

mC'lter a nd th

Flota tion

A lun chC'on, a da nce, a nd a pro gram a l th e F ir men'

Jill.

I lnll co ncluded tl1 c dny.

hC'n1istr

lub, left lo ri ght, front row :

cil sc•n, Denne Fit zge ra ld . Ea rl P ir on, Fe rri s Mum -

FlorC'n<'<"

ford, M a ry Th ornt on, Vi oln J ensen, l TelC'n 111rr.

cco nJ row :

F1ntlkiw r, Eth el

mith , Morel F ul-

And y Den eri s, M a ry

islo, Bev rl y

a rlqui st, Ph ylli s Robin son , J C'a n E rlenback.

Afton Bra d y, Morri s 13cnnion. I loni er J aynC's, R ohC' rt

Third row :

tupl C'y,

Rh C'od <' IJ

rawf ord, M a q:(ie O akeson ,

T op row:

Juc-k

, ifbC' rl. Norm a

D ell Wlwa don.

1a rga re l nrl

ilcox. JC'nn

ca l.

ook. R alph B alla rd.

Bel; h, 1la rofd

ra ne, E u gC'n

Balla rd , Z<' tlin Bur111in glia111 , M ax Egb ert. John Tra ne. , C'C'Oncl picture,

front

TO\

la rcnc-C' l Tnn se n, M elba I lobhs.

S tuar t, Ne ld ti PiC'rso n, Kdth

D a hl. , C'roncf row : Ka rl Polloc::k. F ern G uinn , Fay W a tso n. BC'rd C' ll Pierso n. T op row :

lar

Page. Tl1ird pic-ture.

I la rold

rront

rC'cn. Middl e row : MH c Ynn.

ro\

elson,

row : J'vlnrvin Brown, W a nclc T ny lor,

L nngrC' n, L orn .J ackson, T op

1IC'nn I lya tl, Tracy

Morgan.

D on I C'lcrson, Virgini n Bucl1IC'r, D ex l<-r

I lolt , M cl vm J ohn . on . Willi s D ny.

lie<'

F:c nklin T urpin ,

RC'ndl eshacli. Irene Rin1in gton, Eu gC'ne

W a rren Th ompson,

Rit er

1itcl1e ll, Nur<' ne Ridin g, EvC'rC'lt

\.Vand a

Ba nks,

•<'nc•ya Ni<• lse n,

ld <' n

Bell y Lou J ensen.

D ouglus Beckstead ,

111il

D a n R a dovi 11

ewbold , Jn y Kuhni ,

h1rpnce 1 lnnse n. Fronk Ka r. glnrHls . I lnrn1 on

M (l n in C la rk ,

AHpc· ntN, R onuld W ee ni g.

Fourtli picture. first row :

L yle

Bird. Mn rg Turn er. Ln Bcrl n l lenlon.

lurth a

Pa rody. l~utlr 13org, !\ lnrj oric

onw ny Ni elsen. , ccond

row :

•<'or(:!<'

~h" n11',

elson.

La 1a<'

lcncl111 <1 11, E\ cl yn I loft,

l'lnnt on, Ra 111011 A I lnrri on. Keitl1 M.nson , Fern

Ridrnrd so n,

Pl1il

Fi scl1N.

Third

Evn n J>(•fl rso11 , lvn11 C f1ilc , D nlln s Vnn C<' Burgo n, Beulnh Rn y . .IPnn

1Arjoric row :

la rk Ri frnrcl son,

eoq:(in nderson,

lfred Furs<',

trudl c . Bill Fn·<• n1n11, il sson .

Brown. Frnnk Borg, M yron 13rnnd, D o I Hc•ntl c' y.

1lovcr, Ka th erin e

01111 a n Fowlr r,

P ourtlr row : Jim okcs,

u111 c•ron

lnrvin Butterfi eld

The Janilor.' Club i ompo ed of the boy who act as assistant Lo th two regular custod ians, and their supervisors, Alma and Dewey Dowding. ln the piclur , left lo right: Alma owding, Ferris Mumford, Munn Chatterton, Dewey Dowding, olden Landgr Âˇn, John Tennant. Marvin Crapo, D lb rt aco .

Aii of the bu driver of Lhe Jordan Districl are licen ed chauffeur . a h mu t pa a chauff ur' examination to obtain hi licen e and mu t be a p r on upon whom the d; lrict can rely. In th(' picture, left lo right: Ruel Walker, Harold De pain, . rank Oake on, Allan locking, Do le T mpe t, "' ad Maynard, loyd heppick. Dell Haun, Leon Butler, Gilmer 1lilton, lcn1 Butler, larcn e Ncl on, Dalâ&#x20AC;˘ N Ison, Melvin Cowley, Antone Andru , Gilb rt Benson.

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EOITOHIAL /\ND B

n e nl a rg<'J, co mpC'tC'11I C'dilorinl a nd businc-ss s ta fl this y ar's Broad cas te r. Tl1 e job. a nd th h ave don

Juniors a nd

has lwc n on e of tl1c outstanding f catures of

c11iors wl10 fillc-d dw positions as C'ditors, typi s ts, artists, huv c don!' a l'in ophomorC'S who arC' bc·in g train ed for position s on

so me commcndahlc work. f'or th · third conseculi v

a w arded th e school publication l1 y tl1 c Nnlional

holasli

year, firs t

Press

ssocia lion.

, lap l y, a nd tlwir associa tes lniH· co rri cd \ c•ry v e ll th e respon. ihility th the ir work ma

w('ll h e prescnled as nn c·xn n1rl c· lo th e

futurc

nam s will b e rem mbc red a nd rc-s pe IC'd h y th e ir leach r

rutur '

Broadcas ter staffs,

hiss l lonor

a lin g h as

Ri hard Thorp , Rob rl

h , vc in th eir positions, a nd

s ta ffs of th e .Jorct n Bro<1 d caste r.

ancl tl1

s tudents for tlirir

lo Foster th e crC'cd of th e Broadn1ster wl1icl1 is, " to upl1old th e hi !! h idea ls of .J ord a n, manship a nd ![ood will, lo populariz

tl1 c· stude nt b ody, nnd lo support a ll \-\Orth

Miss R awso n und Mr. Ball a rd an' Adv isers; Hnd di e s la ff is co mposed of : Rich a rd Tl10rp.e, mnn Ag ing cd ilor : Robert

ta r I •y, cd ilor-in-rliief:

Ralph Bishop, spo rts;

co rgc

Fern

Leo nard, n~sislanl c lil or; Loretta Bro\\ 11 , a sislu11l

Walanuki, o rli sl ; Beulnh Hu y, artist; MC1xi11e Pierson, rcwrit ; Jrrn adcl l Eva ns. n•writc.

Th Paul

busin ess sl,

is :

di tor ;

orcnson, spo rts; J\1nrin11 Dittnmn, I pist: Burniss Burgo n , humor ; R e iko

R. Z.

rl on , rnnkc·up; Drirrell Be k.l<·ad,

c · ·11 n g

;

cldu

.Jol1nson. husirH'ss 111n11 ag<"r: Wnrd Despain, 1ssocial<" husin css rnon og r;

Boyce, adv iser.

Jn. picture, front row ldt lo rigl1l: Roboct tapl y. Dick Tlwcp . C''"'"

G orgc

mw '

orc11 scn, H . Z. Jolmson. L a J\ lar

1 '.:t

spdin, Ralph Bi sl1op,

;\).,""' i"" Oom·ll B<·ck<tco I. ll<>ck

mw'

Mi •

~::~:"j,:,~:,~·~,~i~t~~\J t,,f"I. Bumi" Bu<go<>, Betty B<.Jlc, Maxin

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R EPORTER

T hi

year a sta H of a pproxima t ly one hundred reporters presented Jorda n'

monthl y publi cation , th e Broa dcaster. Th ey a re th e students who instru tcd b y Orali

of which a r th ese

tudcnts hav

d on

ffort s in print in th a rforded va lua bl

incc a ll have

omm cndabl e w ork.

Broa d aster a l

been

developm ent to <'a h. Th

purpo e of th

t.he stud nts in school int r st a nd inform th em a

a n int r t in the pa r nl

year's r porters sta rf; a nd th ey ca n b

uperior.

ome individua l talent, a keen Almost ever

tudcnt h a

<st on ce a nd in ma ny insta nces two or thr

more d oscl limul a t

omprisc three journali m classes, two

R aw son and one by 0 . D . B allard . A ccording lo their in tructors,

some very

comp titi vc a tmosph re has preva iled a nd the work ha hi

news a nd views in the

of Jorda n'

seen

tim e . Thi

Broa d a tcr,.-which is to bind tog thcr to what their fri ends arc doing a nd a lso

student body,.-h as been v ry w ell

ju, tl y proud of th eir work.

a rri d out b y thi

p cial repo rters a rc: Industri a l a rts,

L ogan Kun z; a uto n1echa ni s, John M rcha nt ; F. F. A., H a rold G re n a nd M ax Egbert ; deba tin g, M axine R awlins; fcu lurc>, 路 Iva Wi ght. In th

lon e; home cc. , Ma rj ori

Myer : Dra m ti , F ra nklin Turpin : s mina ry, B eth

pi lure, front, l ft lo r i ~ht : Ma rjori e J ensen,

Bob D ra1 er. B a k row :

a omi P a rk Co nway

eil on, V d Fergu on,

Rir11in gton, Ba rbara Woodhouse, M a ry Morgan, M a ry Mi kel n, Jean

eal, Virgie G r en, M elba H obbs, Fay W a t on,

Taxine R awlin,

W a lk r.

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Iva

lone, W a nda Taylor, Marion

"Howdy

lranger," a fa l moving play d picling lif in Lhe Old We l,

was pre enled by Lhe senior clas

Novemb r JO, 19'"' . Typical s enery,

tage elling , and cowhand co Lum dude ran h in Wyoming. Talenl d

gave the play the almo pher

of n

nior , dire l d by Mis Tuttle, por-

trayed roles of " turdy w

The

asl pictured above is, l<'fl lo right, Maxine Rawlins, Richard Thorp , John Tennant,

Charles Adams. Mary Mickelsen, Delbert

ucos, Barb arn Woodhouse, Mar

Thornton, Warr n

Thompson, Jay Bills, and Blaine Lan aster. Oeward le111ent, John Miller, Almon aniuelson, Elbcrn Mayne rd. J Iba l lobbs, La V re But! r, D I Brady, Keith Bal man, James Higgs, ale Lowr, Ronald Wccnig, LaMae t adman, Jun

1lcll

trom and Fern LC'onard of th

'E E

casl w rr not photograph d.

1 "I I WOY

ER"

WO LD BE DRAMATJ T

The play cho s n for the junior thi s year wa " Rip Van Winkle." B cau, of the illne of Mi Tuttle. however, the play was not presented, but tho se who won parts and went into rehear al are hown in the pic ture. F ront row , I rt to ri ght : Virgil . . harp. dwa rf ; I ynn Bill s. dwa rf ; C leo Kerr, dwa rf.

na rr, dwa rf ; Jimmy

ccond row : DRI Ba ll a rd, dwa rf ; J oe H a tfield, th e youn g H erm a n V a n

R eva rgill , Judith as th e little girl; lirford Carter, tl1 V ern al C'w bold, dwa rf. Third row : Rowena J enkin s,

lau ;

yo un g H erm a n, Louis ich ols, dwa rf ; Ii e V im Winkle; A nn L oran ger the

grown Judith ; a rol yn A iken, D a m<' V a n Winkl e. Back row : Mclvin Berrell, D errick V a n fa us; Alm a R ich a rd on, the grow n Will1 cln1; Tra cy Nel son , th tave rn keep er ; F ra nk I on, th e scl1 oo f nia~ l c r ; Dal e N cf on , Rip V a n Winkle ; Gra nt Burgon, a villager ; L aM a r wc-nson, n vill ag r ; org Brad y, th grown l lcrman Van fau .

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"WHAT THE WELL-DRESSED KING WILL WEAR" This humorous skit, directed by Mi s Tultle, was presented at Cypru , at Bingham, and at Murray in exchange programs. In the picture, front row, left to right: Franklin Turpin, who took the part of Weaver; Evelyn Holt, who wa the Girl in Red; Charles Cronin, who played the Prin e. Back row: Gale Lowe, Hulda Parker, Delbert Sacos, Ruth Borg, and Richard Thorpe, who were respe tively the Doctor, the Queen, the King, i ter Ang lica, and the Premier.

"GLORIA" Thi Christmas pageant, directed by Miss Tuttle and Mr. J. C. Crapo wa given as the major part of the Christmas assembly. The Virgin Mother wa played by Oeane Fitzgerald; ale Lowe was Joseph; the shepherd , Obed and Judah, were portrayed by Lee Becl<stead and Alma Richard on; Beverly Tholen appeared a Elizabeth; Delbert Sacos wa the Other Wi e Man, orada; Dale Nelson, Heber Olson, and Don Smilh were the soldier ; LaMa Steadman was a heavenly messenger; Kings were played by Lowe eul, Paul Niel on, and Grant Burgon; Maxine Orton wa oloi t; and a girls' chorus was th heavenly choir.

CURRENT TOPICS_,PRO A D CON Th for n ic le am are com po ed of three groups......-the state foren ic league debating learn, the ophomore debating team, and the forum di u ion L am. The tate team i compo ed of Burnis Burgon and Maxin Rawlin , Everett Dahl and Lorin Han en, affirmative; and Warren Thomp on and Eugene Pearson, negative. Thi t('J'\m ha held practice debate with the Ea t High, the South High, the 1urray High, and th We t High. The ophomore team is made up of Elma Beth Fowler and Adeal milh affirmative; Ruth Greenwood and Claire Stay, negati . The girl ompeted at the Brigham Young Univer ity on April 17. The Forum l am con i t of Margaret Park Helen Hansen, Ethel arlqui t, Iva Pixton, and Ralph Bi hop. On April 2 the di trict onte l wa h Jd al Davi High, with Davi , Granite, Murray, and Jordan compelin g. On the ame day th Forum di cu ion wa held at the am place with the same chool taking part. On Ma 6, the winner of the di tri t cont l will go to th tate meet at the . of U. Tho e in th pi lur , front row, left to right, Clair Stay, Ruth reenwood, Maxine Rawlin , Bumi .Burgon, Eth ( arlqui t, Margaret Park. econd row: Mr. Goldbran en, coach, Adeal Smith, Elma Beth Fowler, Warren Thomp on, Lorin Han en, Eugene Pear on, Ever ll Dahl, Helen Han en, Ralph Bi hop. 1

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The annua l opera, Picklc•s, or In O ld ViC'nnn, was f)r<'S<'Jil<'d h Murch I , l 939. under th e di reel ion of The ca l of Rohe rt

h arac.:ler

as l'ollows: I Inn s

Hr<'

the Jordan I li g l1 .. r li ool

l<'ntcn l Crapo a nd Miss Lucil e Tuule. 1aicr, propri<'lor of th <' Wurtzclpro<'lt' r Inn,

' ta pley; Loui sa, a wai lrc·ss, Fnc Bowen ; Cnploin Kin ski. d1icl' of Dclccli\ e Burcn u of

Vi nna. Tra('y ful s leuth

c lso n ; Bum ski, Kin ski 's fnitl11'ul s l<'u lh, L<'c B<·ckslcn cl ; Rw11 ~ ki. Kin ski 's l'nitl1 -

Blain e Lcin ras lcr ;

J,•nni so n .Jones, fin advertising ex p<' rl,

nrre II Brown; .ligo, n11

I lunga ri a n expe rt, Dal e N<' lso n; ll om1. o Cypsy girl. Yc-rtice • 111itl1 : A rnC'ri rn n artist. A lm a

Ri chardson; Ju1w P C' 1111in glo11, nn

rtl1ur

Amcricnn

r<'fonl, n yo un g

l1 C' ircss . 1'1axine

rton;

Jonas 11. P ·nning ton, proprietor of "Pd<'r PipC' r Pi<'kl<'s," Poul NiP lsc n ; Ludy Vivian Dc•lnncy, n cl1nrn1ing Englisl1

widow, Caro ly n Aiken; Touri s ts. 13urgcrs, Vicn1wsc· Mui den s, Wnit<' rs.

Gyps ies. l1 orus; . tC'ad.

ornrn

A Ike Adn111s. Boult e r.

urli s, I l<irri <' l

ufi s, Jonicc

ran e,

Evans.

Zoe Va<'

Luci ll e

rw11p, Marian Du hon, Hco IC'll

Loui se

FitzgNu ld , Doris

B<·IH\ l I ndri kson,

F lora Adu 111 s. Ro si<' Argon" Bnrlmn1

ylvin Br m ·tt. Wnndn Bunks. Aflon Erd111ann,

Gra l1 n111,

Bewrl y

Iri s

l lcndc rso n,

F<w lkn <' r,

'('n , Nornm John so n,

B<·l1u11i11 . Lnwt111n B<'ck

l1ild ,

ilcen

nspC'T, B en lric,·

rnwford. Ru tl1

ur lso n, Wnndn

Jun e

Fo .

1uinn, O li ve·

V C'nnn

J!'n sc n.

Muriel 1co rgC",

Ern111

Jensen. F lorence John son, Arclus f~iln<', Ardus M iln e, Eclio Mnxliclcl. Mnr Myers, Donnn Nix, Marjori<' Pau lin

cw ho ld . l: ll en

P a ppas. Roylan ce P c lc·rson, L yle

Ru. s II , Ali .ia

Pouls n,

1 lnz<' ld <' nc Poul so n.

Fi tzgcrnld. li e<' 1 lolt,

.J enkins.

l: rmn

MA s ic li , Mildred Jani ce

P flrkc·r.

RobC' rt s. L y lu s R<'ndin ~. Ruhy Robbin s. Row('nn

Elva

towc, Melba

orC'n-

lark, Juli a n D C"w<'y. Willi s On , Bill Frecm. n, J ack Poul so n , Low<'

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ca l, Thomas

h owell, I lolli s

CER

Ta1116ourin Burniss Burgon, Barbara D wcy, Norma cl on, Effit Gunder on. \iVnltz : Maura N I on, orrna tcward, Muriel Jam s, Ramona Hand, Alice Mac adler,

J nni' Mead. Orches tra: Violins: Jd n Welch, Carol E per on, Fern Richardson, Frank elson, Myrna Jensen, Lowell Green, Ruth Grc nwood. Wanda Crane, Golda Roundy. Trumpets: Yeldon Larson, Mary Mickelson. Trornbon s : John Tennant, Evan Pierson. Bas Horn: Oral Molyneflux. Fluile: Mary Mi kclson. Drums: Rulon Rasmussen. Viola: Beverly Faulkner. cllos : B Iva Andrus, clcla Pier on, Gale Russell. Clarinets: Ross Berrett. Ralph Balfard, Ruby Robbins. Bas Violin: Grant Young. Accompanists: Ramona Harri 011, Elaine Thorn .

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Thi year lwo band hav b en organiz d. Th advan ed band ha about sixly-fiv m ml er ' and th ophomore band about i ' Ly-o n Th y have made 'ev ral pub[; performan e . Th y gave concert - t South Jordan, al Drap r, and al Sandy; they gave an a mbfy program al Bingham, an Armi lice a sembly, and. log th r with Murray and Cyprus high s hool band , play d al th 'Tab rnacl al M morial ervice . Jn tli pi tur , IC'ft lo right, front row: Mary Thornton, Oortlwa Brown. LcC' B<'cks lcad, Maxine Mi kleso n, Dnrrcl Brown, urof Espcrson, rlC'nc otlrelf. R ss BerrC'll , li ve org<', LaRu Jensen, KC'itl1

Batli so n .

cconJ row:

Alfr<'d Furse, Ril<'r ,'teward, Ralph

rnnc. Editl1

l 'nlCln, Iva Pixton. Verl FC'rf..(uson, RowC'na .IC'nkin, , L<'Roy Cln ton. Wilmn

Page, Anti.on Ernstrom, Grant Buq~on, Ralph Ball<ml.

Rub

Robbins, ZoYoe Fitzf..(ernld,

Rulon Ra smussen, Evelyn Pate. Third row: Almon nn1tu'lson, Maxine DC'nn , Yeldon Larscn, lair Lloyd . Wnrrcn J lughes, Mary Micki .so n, KC'lvin Evans. Melvin Berrett, D fb e rl Larsen, Kennetl1 Tripp, Robert l111a Ri lrnrdson, Williani Adan1son, orenson, Darrel Pearson,

ckstnd, Ruth Borg, Paul

icls<'n,

Veile Pu gmire, James

onald Page, Robert Bollard, Arnold Wchh, Blain<'

Ralph Bisi.op,

Mr.

tapley, Dexter Page. Mary Morgun. John Tennant, eorge Brady.

e th Bills, Mark Ri chardson, Vernal Newbold,

rnpo.

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Riska .

rnpo. Linda

ndrus. Oral

row:

I: virn

1olyn<'aux,

I ell Br dy. Trac

Nelson,

The orchestra has made a great many public performances. They played for

the school opera, the senior play, the Christmas pageant, for commencement exercises, as well as for a program at the Sandy Junior High, and for several church affairs. In Lh

piclure, front row, left Lo righL:

Golda Roundy, Gwen Park.

elda Pierson.

Belva Andrus, Gail Russel. Wanda

ran , Carol Esper on,

cond row: Rulon Rasmussen, Mary l'viickclsen, ÂŁ'-1axine

Mi k lsen, Ruby Robins, Ruth Greenwood. Merna Jen en, Ralph Ballard, Evan Pearson, John Tennant. Third row:

V ldon Larsen, Donnald Page, Darr II Brown.

Back row:

1r. Crapo, George Brady, Ross

Barrelt, Lowell Green, Oral Molyneaux, Frank Nelson, Eldon Welch. Delbert Lar en, Roberl

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Lapley.

Th girl ' horu ha giv n v ral program ' Lhi vi iting day, al a mblie , at Jordan and l Copp rlon Jn thC' pidurC', f<·ft lo right, front row :

ilcC'n aslice I loll, orrnn Guinn, Marjorie N wbofd , RC'odelf ruwford, MAry Young, Verla 0 tier, Echo Maxfidd. live orge. Wanda ccond row: Mary Winn , Rosi Argonie, rccnc, clfa Lundb rg, Beverly Pi rson , Jaine Kim , 011nn i lsen , B eatric urlis, Joye Boulniith, Ruth arlson, ter, B tty Lou Jc·nsC'n, Mildr d Joyce ii o , Fa Bow n, Fae II nd rson. Third row: Paulin P a ppas, E mma amuelson, Flora Ad·1ms, Wanda Banks, Mary oler, Dorotl1y Mlak r, Wnnda T aylor, Lyle J ea n Roberts, ladys Butler, orrna mith, Jani · Crump, I a Rec Turner, Mildr d Myer , MildrC'd Bogg ss, Dorothy Blair. Fourtf1 row: V cnna J n n, Lyfus R eadper, Ev lyn Tee ~link,

in g. Mary

for Lh

hri 1nsid1,

PC'tcrso n. I larriel

fton uf us,

p r nl

lma pag anl.

hilds. l: lf<·n Pols n, Roylun ylvn Bnrr<'ll, !'Vlnr

Thornton ,

Zoe• Vn< Fit;-.g<'rnld, I oi s Wa lk<•r, Lucille Evans, Dori s ruhan1, Louise Erdman, nro f n iken . Fifth row : .Joy Thomnso n, June Lo\ cdahf. Belt le nmnra, Jun<' Russc•ll. lrmn J n <'n, Bcverf Faulkner, rdu. Milne, BC'lvfl J J ndrickson,

BcckstC'od, Florene M, ry

le xinc

rlon, Haz

John on.

1orgnn, RC'iko WatAnuki,

FrC'cmnn, I fa;-. I Vnn, Ali ia , lonC' , VNticc• Katl1erin<' Kuhni.

June Fox, Elva

111itl1. Jani ·c Park r, Inez Thompson,

TRING ENSEMBLE The lring ensemble ha Laken a v~ry active part in the school a c li v ilie thi year. They have furnished music for the senior play, Lhe opera, and for hurch crathering in everal ward . Th e member a r , I ft to ri ght, f ronl row : Belva Andru , Gwen la rk. .elda Pier on , Ruth G reenecond row : Golda Round y, Low II Green, Gra nt Young. F ra nk wood . W a nda rane. Myrna J en on. Youn g, E ldon W I h. Fern R ichard on.

a rol E per~on.

MUSIC CONTESTS Jordan enlered everal number at the state conlest held at Murray on Tvlay 4 , 193 . The number were a representation of the remarkable progre made by the chool mu i department thi year. The number included; Robert Staple , bariloni l; Warr n Hughe , axophoni t; Anthon Em trom, clarineti t; Mary Mickel on, orn Li l. l\1axine Orlon , able oprano vocali t repre ented Jordan' tal nl in voi e. In the picture, first row : r po , W a rren J lugh .

Antl1on E rn strom, M a ry Mi ckel on .

ond row:

Robert

lap! y, J\lr.

MARCH 1st.

Opera thri Ils audien e.

3rd. Many interesting sight een at CharIonian initiation and we beat Murray at night. 7th. Jordan beats Bingpam a duel ends.

basketball

10th. 路 We lo e playoff game to North Summit. Sad ending. 1 th. Commercial student enter contest at Henagers. W.P.A. or he lra entertains tho e who attend d, with an hour of la i al music.

21st. We go to the dogs or rather to a dog show.

30(h.

B.Y.U. band a concert did give.

31st. Trad< meet held. nominations mad .

iris As ociation

APRI 7th. "Submarine Patrol", a heart-rending melodrama of the navy. Enough aid. 1 I th. Georgia, here we corn I Your Plantation Sinqer are 0. K.

14th. Amid lowering astle , Jmighl . and fair ladie , we dance al th annual Junior Prom. 21 t. harlonian al Charlonian Ball.

and their fellow

27th. Senior Assembly and AIJ ther is left is "Memori "

tru

enior Hop.

MAY 2n.d.

Stud nt Body nomination ' .

6th.

District lracl< m

, n our men

jump1

9th. 14th. it last l 15th .

1940 Student Body off; er

TL wa

fun whil

hos n.

il lasl d,.....,and did

ay. To the .ily v

18th. Long expe led "B il app ran e.

go.

tdigg r" maim"

1 th.

Award assembfy. What Ludents!

19th.

Many tears hed by aJI,.....,

路 RO .

raduation.

FOOTBALL SUMMARY Thi

year Jordan'

had a very

football learn ha a on and has

uc e. ful

won considerable recognilion

Lale

aLhlelic ' . In Lhe pre- a on game

Jor-

dan did nol fare so well. In a clo e game Jordan fosl lo Grand Junclion with a score of 9 lo 7, the winning poinls being made in Lhe la l quarl r hy r covery of a fumhled. ball.

AL Price, Jordan wa ,

again defealed by th th

e lwo lose

arbon learn. Afl r

Jordan began lo show

real power in their playing.

Beel-

diggers again wenl through their league games undefeated. This mal<e ord an enviable one ina ' mu h

our r cc '

in five

ear , of league competition Jordan ha , suffered bul one lo

fl r winning Lhe

dislricl champion ' hip, Jordan wenl on lo the semi - final. which was won from Am erican f"ork with a score of 40 lo 0. Wlien

01tr

chance

fool

were defeated again h bon th

bright 'l. we powerful

ar-

quad in Lhe la. l minule of play of slal

JTub rl

championship game.

orenson.

h . ler Kim. Boyd Thompson,

Bob Bol<.>s, and J an Dunn won places on Lhe all -. Lale l am. Hutl<0vich (Tony)

and

1ordon Rideout werc> on the all - lalP

second learn, and praclicall were on honorahl Ralph and

the

all olher~

econd learn or received

menlion.

f an

I unn

rane su ceeded Willis ALl<inson h<.>slcr Kim as co

plains.

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FOOTBALL SCORES Pre-Season,......., Carbon 6 Grand Junction 9

Jordan Jordan

0 7

Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan

32 25 34 54 26 7

Seplember 17 at Carbon (Price) September 23 at Jordan

League Games,......, Tooele Granile Murray Cypru Granl viile Davis

6 0 14 0 6 6

October 7 at Jordan October 14 at Granite October 21 at Jordan October 28 at Cyprus November 4 at Grantsviile November 11 at Jordan

State Championship,........, (Semi-finals) November 19 at American Fork

Jordan

Ameri an Fork 0

(Final ) November 26 at "U" Stadium

Jordan

Carbon

FOOTBALL SQUAD The squud, front row. left to right:

eorge Thomp on,

enc Robin on,

cotl Wiberg, Guy Pugmir ,

ick l\ lascara. Lee Dimond, Parry Greenwood, Jean Fox. Ronald Whiltlc, Blaine Hilton. l\ liddlc row : loris Milne,

lanl y Dimond, J luhert

Melvin Johnson,

orenson, Ralph Crane, Ralph Bi hop, Recd Egbert,

Murphy. Clair Lio d, Paul Cook.

ButkO\ irl1. Boyd Tl10111pson,

n I lyatl . .Ja k

Back row:

arming, Bob Bole, , Gordon Rideout,

A1ki11son, C'lnrcnc路c' C'nnning, and Blainr Andru . .

ick Zagarich,

Low II Young, Dan Dunn, Tony he l r Kim, Willis

RPIN

A DR

Gil BERT

. CAN I l lnlfback

I lc1lfbn k

End

"Turp"

" / edge"

Tackle "Gil"

MLLNE

YOUNG

BOLE

RANE

End

1lall'lmck "Bull"

Gmird "Bob"

Fu ll ba k "Cro.slier"

HYATT

wede"

Bl HOP I lalfba k "Bish"

TJI

Ml ON

End

"1-ly"

urly"

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"Chaun cey

~ nd

" ' lo.11

DANYA OVI II ZAGARICH nlcr Guard "Doc" "Dan"

OREN 0 I Ialfhack

BUTKOVI JI Tackle

"Cuz"

"Tony"

\tfURPJIY Guard

{JDEOUT Quarterback

"Gus"

"Gordy"

JOH. 0 Halfback "Red"

Kll'-1 rullbatk

LLOYD Guard

J. CA Center

"Capt('

"Han om

'1et"

. 5.

COOK Guard "Corky"

ATKI so Ta klc "Wee Willie"

h dule,_,

.Jc

22 21

31 12 26 25 2 21

Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jorden Jordan

nuar nl ranil Janunr I) al Jorden .Januar 20 al Jordan lanuar 27 al Murra h'hruary 3 al Jordan Fcbruar ' 7 cl Jordan Febru.r 10 al I), vis 路 ehnmr 17 < l Binghc m Fchruar ....,;! c. l Crc nlsvilJ l\ lnr\h 3 al Jorden

Bingham 24 North ummil 34

Jordan Jordan

26 19

lnr h 7 nl I screl I ffi larch I0 al oull1 l r;gh

ranil Bingham ypru Murry Tooele 1ranile avi Bingham ranl ' viUe Murra

30 30 25 JI

22 39 14 16

22 33

limin lion,_, 'Ym

JUNIOR BASKETBALL,....,THE DINGS Front row, I ft lo right: Milne. Back row: Elwin Col<'.

James Brown, Douglas Beck lead. Leroy Clayton, Reed Grant, Cloris

Coach Taylor, Parley Glover,

1 lvin Johnson, Jack Gilbert, Jean Fox. Frank Nelson,

The Ding, won ten consecutive I 路ague games and po led 439 points lo their oppon nts'

174.

SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Front row, left lo right: George Pavich, Bob Price, Parry Greenwood. Back row: John Mazuran, B;IJ Pou lson, Wnrrcn Hugh<'s. Orvis Po llock. Le Dimond, Gorden Langdren, CJ m Washburn, Rulon Rusmusscn, Joe Pnvich.

TRACK T -1 AM Pictured, front row. IC'fl lo rig l1L : R oy ayno r, hurJIC's, hi g h ju111p, r ·lny; Fninklin Turpin, mil , 0 yards; hes ter Ki111. ' 140 ya rd s, rcf nys; R e<'d Granl. hurdl ·s, hi(!l1 jl1n1p. broad jun1p. n' lays; Don milli. Ja yto n, hurdles, shot put , rc• lay; Ralpl1 Nie lso n , rnil<'. flnck row; Blaine 4 ,10 yard. niil , relay; Le Ro y Andrus, m ana!f r; Jean " ox. discus; ordon I idcoul, s print , rela ys; .lack ( nnning. sprint, r lay; Bob johlon1 , s1 rinl, relay; I lyrwn rtiith , weights; V a l EJgcl, 8 0 yn rd ; Boyd Tl10111pso n, hig l1 jun1p, lturdl s; C l<1 rc nce C<rnning, n1 am1ger. o l p ictured: G lenn 1l ya lt, rTH•dlcy r('lay, 880 ynrd, r<'lny; Keitl1 Bat<'mon. 8 0 yn rcl; Jc,!111 r Tripp, 880 yard. di u s; Yeldon I .ur ·o n, di scus; Forrest D es pain, hrot1J jump, relays; <•o ri:ic Br11dy, 0 Y< rd: G ilhn L lf<'<'n, mil e; Gordon L a n g,ren, ,140 ya rd, C loris Milnr, lii g l1 jump ; Mnc Vnn, 880 nrd; Ralpl1 Bi s hop. po le vau lt, hro<1 d jun1p, rclo y; Burd tl R e ndl\'sho (' h, l1i g l1 jurnp, pol t' vn ult : ur ti s Barne ll , s prinl s. l th m ee t a l An1Prican Fork on April 6, Jordon co n1<' ou t fir st ; <1l th <' trinn g ul nr mec-1 a l on April 1- with 1urrny nnd Grnni t<'. J o rdan won s<'co nd plHc<'.

rani te

1ENNI Jn

p iclur<', firs t row, left to ri g lll : O sca r Ca rl son, Loui s Nicl1o ls, Melv in B('rrd. ccond row: Bill NiLl y ( ca pta in) Warre n Tl1ompso 11 , Eu rl Pierso n , Evn n P cu rso n. Golden Lan grcn, H om r hris te nso11, V rl h·rg uso n, L e ter Polincr. T liis year th e learn h us play d its home ga nH'S on tl1 • Midvnl0 ourl. Jt l1n s won two gn mes from Murray, one l'rom Binghnm, a n l has lost once lo Bi11 glin m and once to rani tC'.

Under the capable I ader hip of Mi A hby, lhe wid cluded in th

variety of port

in -

year' activilie hav

of-

fered much div rsion from the mental train of olher dasse . ear the girl

During lh

have attempted every

port from jump-the-rope to dan ing. The a livilie of the year have included tho e which deyelop poi e, gra e, good po lure . and general good h ahh. The

have included

xercise , mar h -

ing, dancing. ba ketball, indoor ba ebaII, Qnd variou girl

olh r game . Man

From lhe gym

la 路e

have been

cho. en lo dan e al variou

hool

ial . A gr. at d al of atlenlion ha been cenlered on marching. five girl la e

w re

trC'tch ~irl., stretch;

- 80-

ice racket.

ho en from the gym

lo parli ipate in the po lure

parade cl

Cirl~ on ramd<' : Practi<c mak . rcrfect ; I IC'ad s ur!

Thirly-

Pro

o, Utah, April 20, 1939.

T<•p ri g li1 : l ; ir~ I Y<'<H sl1ortlrn11d . 130110111 ldi : :-:;<•co1HI '<'fH slwrtl1n 1111.

Top J<'fl: T y ping l<'<• 111 Bol10111 righl: Booking tN1 111 s.

111os t s ucc<'s f ul Y<'<H l1n s crown<'d tl1 e co n<·c·11lrc1lc I efforts of J ordan \ 10) - ')<) rn 111m c1Tinl dqmrt111c11I. Tl1 <' ca pa bl e advan ·cJ sl1ortlrnncl lc·n 111 011 1n rch 2 I, rn11qH<<'cJ in a prev iew of th<' lntC'rn1ounlni11 Co1111111·rciHI Con'<• ;t n l I l<' nn gcr's. nnd hrou g lit baf'k with tlwlll n go ld lropli y. 1nq~u ret Park ca nw forward lo cl, im tl1ircl pluce in tl1 " individua ls' award ·. On April f lf !his lC'n 111. loqclhC' r with tl1rc·1· lypin l! l<'nm :., two bookkccpinq len 111 s. and a bqt inn l'rs ' sl1o rtl1nnd lcn 111. wenl lo tlw trndilio1wl lnt (' r111ounlnin ( onksl ul f>ro vc)s Briqlin111 Youn g Un ivNsi ly. With tlw hi l! l1r•sl of l1 o p "s th 's group w1·nl into llH' various co nl cs ls nnd fro111 tl1 is ilw nd vanc·ed sl1ortl1 a ncl lr·a111 ngn in r·111c•rqcd tl1 <' vi!'lo rs . ktt tlii ., lim e lo s ue Ii n ch..?"rce tl1 n l ii wu s nllllost unhelic' ' ulilc. Tl1i s

ou lslancl in g !..(111 up li lcni ll y w ;ilk('d <twny witli all tl1 e hono::; hoth lor l1•n 111 s 1111d lor i11di\'icl1mls. J\llargnr<'l P ork w.is tl1<· winner of firs t pla ce and il l<' tliirl y five dollur s< lwl nrs liip und tlw (m· i.£({ (.fo ld 111ecln l wl1icl1 Hr<' tit <' 111 n l<'riu l H\\itrd s for tlii s rn d ccl pl t C('. C lilori: Ne il son and Umi 1 ln tlrnwn y, lwr IC'n111n1nl<'s. won sccond nn<f tl1ircf r' l<HC'S rl's pec li v1• ly. Chloris is in po ~seHs: o' o f " I\ cn l l'i\I' d<1llar ~(' l1 o!nrf l1 i p uml si lv<'r 111cclnl. wl1il1· Uno is r ro11d ly cli s pln ying '1 lill <'C'n dollnr sclH1l nrs h ip. As tli is puhlinit ;on goes lo prc'ss . th e mlings ol' tl1 C' firs! sl1 <Jrdinnd. l1ookkce pi ni.£ . uncl typing I<'< ms rm' 11 0 1 y<' i 1010 "l l1ut ii is k ;10w11 111<11 tl1 e ir wo rl wn s l1i (.d1lv C'Olll 111 (' 11cl,il1 I<" ) <'al

Top:

Junior Prom Committe

Robert "anderson,

Rutl1

arl on, Frank Harada, Janice

taker,

Gail Payn In

f ronl :

Russell B ck. Loretta Brown, Melvin Johnson, Dorothy Spratlin and Delbert Larson.

Miss T utile. [Vliss Bennion, Miss Ra\\ . on, Miss Boden-before th

dun(( on.

Cn"o"•: ~ ·ll~~ny D ow:1. .fur\ Pc I''" en. lnry J\1o-ari·1. J...:a.1:lri l\1elvi;1 J\y!ct·, .lmkso.1 Dearin(!, J\~ar(!r1re' :riker. Srenes al Prolll.

Bollom : W a rren T hompso n, B ess ie Floyd, Prince hfl rmin f!., ind rcll a of l Tom Econo111irs e th ea rt B a ll ; la in Kini , B a tri cc urli s, ophom orc da n ce offi ce rs; Ima Riclmrdson , 1lnrgn re t ii cox, L ola Morgan , J ack Leven â&#x20AC;˘on, A ll nd nnls to ind er Ila a nd Prin hctrm in g,. enter : B ss i

D on

mitb, R obert B ,tfla rd . , opl1 0111 or

F loyd, Dell erl

aco , P i-'IU I

D a ne offi (ers; C lil o ri s

iel sc n, Fern Leona rd ,

r nior I lop

ir lsc n, Bo d T homso n ,

o ninlittcr.

Top : ctting for F. F. A . B e1 ll ; Zoe V ac Fit7.gera ld, Doris r: il :t,gcrn ld , M uriel Fitzge ra ld . F . I' . A . H ;;u v sl B a ll Quc<'n a nd A tlcnda nls.

- 92.

What forml Lowell 0 tier; Joyce Reading al Midvale; Ca lvin mith and George orenson put ii away! Lillian Albanese, Marie Malstrom, Roy Naylor and Don Parr, paddle on J. Day; Barbara Woodhou

put on

over.

i ie. , they study-Ronald \i\!hittle, George Pauldoru

andn Bill

ibley. It was

uch a nice day.....-

Franklin Turpin; Crime docs not pay-Miners dean Jordan walk . Ev, n Pearson, Zoe Vac Fitzgerald and l lomer Chri ten on gel th ir share; Ye maid with downca. t eyes,

elda Pierson. Who cares? Mi~s Tutti

and Mi s Bennion.

Yu111, yum, Burniss Burgon, Virgie Green, Maxine Gordon; Juniors on ye old campu ; h mistry class lines up for locker keys; D;d you get your slacks wet? lt' s ul

Gcoq~je;

Burni 路s Burgon, Maxine Gordon and Virgie Green.

he r up, anyway.

Lu il c Pix ton , 13 •tty I lend rson behind w a 1crn1 c lon ; i\ las ter 'a rp ntcr, MorIJ S 1~c- 1c rson ; Carc lul v. ith those m a llets, Va u g hn l\.imba l a nd A li ce M ac S a dler ; a rol Ca nnin g a nd fri end pose ; W es t Jorda n ' pride-, (Ja ul N ici ·en a nd Alfred 1 ursc ; Just b for tl1 c b a ttl e, Donna Nix a nd B essie I· loyd ; vVh a tta m a n! R.ona l hicld .

Uo y, a rc w e cute! L e Ro y Ri ska, Rus ell B ecK, V a u g hn t\.imba l ; W a termelon J u ·1c r ... stud nt b od •; \ Ya ke-up, Joc(Lcona rd B crra llo) . 1 • wrc ol a nd y joy, ' tcw a rl Nickol s, l\.O))crt ~ta pl cy, 1\ lmon 'a nm Ison, U a lc J\l c 1 on; V\l a itin g lor th e J.Vla iU lrma dcl 1.:.va n ; G oin g our w y t D ean r itz.gcra ld, Hele n mith, L« ~ rla H ea ton. C huck a nd her pa ls; ice set ; There's cu1c green h a t wilh Lol a Jorgan ; , a ppy i a co ut~r rnnk clson. uue h e rate! G eo rg nde rson , J ennie i"lcad, Robert VVri ght ; Buddies, J ean t ·ox a nd C hlori s 1\'filn ; On th threshold, l(o ss 8irmin gha n1 ; Lu ky oa hma n, Joyce l(cadin g. l11 C1 L

T k, t k, a nd it 's d ay tim ~Jun e Winn, Dua n e L-'a rkinson, ick Kud li ck, Eve r tt U a hl a nd Gl e nda l· a irbourn ; C hum , Ca r01 yn A iken , l<.uth v\/ilkin " 1a ria n V a wdrcy, Alice M ac -,adl er. c our l'lu kc tc rs ' hl ori s i I en, H e len h a n, cn, 'la rjori c J en, ep a nd Kuth Borg; 1-'rc xy a nd hi s f ri nd -, ]\ l a ry 1ickcl en, t.:va n l1icrson , v \la rren Thompson, M a ry l'l o rga n a nd Fern ui n n ; Ni l en ister , o rci1 a nd G e n va. T a ll as th e chool buildin g? a w! Carolyn f\ikcn, Donn a Hull', 'l a rjorie cw hold, June \ 1\ inn a nd lenda F a irbourn ; oc ky, c h ? ' hirl All a n ; tud y in whit , L yJus R eadin g; Tir d ! J\ la ry Thornton. \'\ 1ha t goe on he re? i\1ary J\1orga n, Murray Bro>1 n ; Gay ,\Ii lva li a n ; H a ppy hay ridrr , E Lic P e terso n, ora l icl scn, li (•n eYa N iel s n a nd Ph ylli P e te rson. 1u t be funn y, B<irha ra Woodhouse, Fra nklin Turpin ; , ix pe ri od ove r, a t la t ! la ry l\lickcl sen. J\la ry i\lo r~a n , J ea n ca l ; enior D a n R a d o, ic h of i'1idva lc. iddy-up. orn1 a Brm n : Wh y sh ould "' C' use d oo rs? lea n ~c-a l , 01a ry J\lorga n. [\ lmy j\ li ckc l. c- n ; Zoeac Fit zgera ld a nd Linda orcnson hold D e lbe rt I a r e n d own . •~ : a nl ey P e te rso n n nd I la rvey L c hmit:t. wi th girl f ri encl ; I lea cl ho y Rnd girl o f S anel y Jr. I li gli. C hl ori s N icl sc-n a nd Delacos; 1 co r ~ in Tl mx ton and lea be rt D ri nsic- tas te- of sc hoo l tool ; P c- k-a -h oo, Brtt y H c-., d c- rso n. U nion boas ts o f tl w,c . L oui se- E rdn 1n n. C1c- 111 Bolli ac- r. O oro tll\ llilton . lrc- nc l\li cke lso n, Ruth Ca rl so n. Edin ;\laxfield; \V<'a rv? •cne\f1 <rn cl Co ra l ic- l. c n ; Luc a nd f; ie nd .

--~ <

x;:t.

~:;""""~ ,,

,..-.'!'i

t \

The fairer srx of Jordan; At last she ot:'ta kct i~ home ( h r clarin l) -Arlene trc ll ; Ya! We're a go in' your way; In th e sp rin g, Louis 111ith, Beverly Mac Faulkner a nd orma Brown; West Jordan la sic., E clyn I foll. La Mac t cad m ~n. Wanda hicld .. I udllc lal trom; Ranrhrr ,...... Lola and /\ lary Morgan. A ttire of relaxation....- lire Karaglanis; Lr111me a l 'c m, Gran t Burgon and E lwi n Co le; Pretty primping, Effie Gunderson; Look a t us'ns! Fran k lrLon and Yeldon Larson; ls it tl1 c sa me lire, Victor? Nice tru k a nd there's Dwain Beck Offered as proof ol Darwin's Theory! Belva Andrus, Arlen ottrcll. A lier Ma<' ad lcr. Loo ·c scr<'\\ • re<idy for action, Fern Leonard. Beulah Ray. Linda orenson, Hulda Parker, lktl1 \ Vigh t, LaBcrta I fcalon and 1axinc Rawlin . ; Ah! That \\l,'sl Jordan oprra-1 a 1a Leadman ; Who' bchrnd th e door'? (Victor) Irene Ri111inglon; Mary /\I., ln <".-J\ Tary Micldcscn nnd Mary i\ lorga n ; Prniric flower, Lillian A lbanese; O hhhltl1hh ! When she lands up! Na;icy Blanche Fre('111;in, Br, erly G riffith; andy·. pride and joy, Robert , lnplarcnce I lnr1. cn, G l<'n lcy. Karl Pollock. Hyatt and Lorin I J, ns n. Co111e on ZocV< c, i:ri t 'cm a ride! Dwain Beck, l':ocVac Fi tzgera ld, I lubrrl orc nson; \Vhat is il ? O h, rlrnc ; Triple dccl<rrFr rn L •onard, Dortl1N1 Brown, M<1r!f Tu rner; ft can't be- done-! Maxin Rowlins: \ t\/ lia t a posc--1. k. tslc The missc-s , '.Hc-n on, hri ·tc-nsc-11 a nd Fa irhourn; Flurric-. flurr ic, hurric-, hurri r- lordan ·. s•urlc-nl hody ! Cues ~' 11 0? Beulah Ray and F rn Lc-onard hold n dass111nlc- . Ye building (?); G I 11 Brown and he's scriou ; Deep devotion. l dda Pierson a n I Be ic Floyd; Broul in th raw- ornrn Brown , Loui.r 111itf1, Beverly Faulkn er, Pri ci lia Robe rt. on, 1yrth I lar ri on , lcnda Fairbourn; Lucky boy !-Beverly Mac Faulkner, orn ra Brown, G len la Fairhourn, Loui. c 111ith and hlori 1'lilnc; Back in th r grades:., hcs tcr Kim, hloris

ir l on, l lclrn I Ian rn. Lorin l Ian rn , ncf Ruth Borg ; Mc and lice I lolt .

like ' um-Keith Bntcman

Was il an outin g? We really don ' t wcigh-nmc-h ! Al111on , a murf on. Ralph Bi shop, R oher! IAplc , Chr. lcr Kim, or111 a I ward, Ph ylli. mitl1 ; Must be lovclrm adcl l EvAn.; Whnt go ' on her ?,....., B t•ssie F loyd and Donna ix ; E l i Pcter0o n. E l, a ladison. iclsen, Ph Iii. Peterson, oral r we tired?,.....,

l .h huh!

SENIOR ACTIVITIES CJ 1 RLES FE TON DAM . (Ea l Midvala) Beetdi gger Business Mgr. C'nior Play Prom Committee

LAWRENCE ALLMENDIN FR (Midvnle) Band. two yC'<us Orch stra ondy)

M RJORl · DER 0 Language' luh llC'nt lub

(, n11Jy)

BLAI E ANDRl ~ (Draper) Foolball Basketball Junior l loy Track Band Opera Broadca tC>r Student Bod y lucigC' LanguogC' luh WILLI ATKI SO (Union) Foothnll . lwo years Basketball , two yNu S LOL BAILEY ( nion)

Lan gufl gC'

luh Vice Pres.

Vl ::RDA B 1u::Y ( nion) Lon guo gC' lub

Cl": E BALLARD (Drnper) Cl1C'111 Co111111iltee RC' portC'r

R IYI I BALL RD (DrnpC'r) F. r . A. B (inr~

Orcl1C'slra Y../ A DA BA K (Riverton) pera, two years , FLOYD BARBE (West Jordnn) KIETI I BATEM (W st Jordan)

Bond Orehe, trn ' C'nior Ploy OpC' ru Art luh BroodcaRter DARRELL Bl ~ K T EAD (Midvale) Bnnd Broadcaster AU E BENNETf (East Midvale) D ROT! IY BILL (Riverton) 'harl oni <in I lomC' Ee. lub JAY BILL (Riverton) ouncil enior Play

r-.: BILL Council

(Riverton)

MERl ,AND BILLS (Midvale) Language Club

RAJ.YI I BISI IOP (, andy) Band Foo Iha ff Track Forensic lub F. F. A. Re pr •sen ta live lo Kan sas ily Broadcns lC' r DOROTI IY BLAIR (Butb) harloniun ARLENE BODl \LJ _ (I lcrrinin11) Council Art lub 1'111-DRl: D BOCCES C . A. A. Clrnrlonian Broodcaslcr BOB BOLE Foothaff oundl

(Union)

(I J rriniun)

TONY BL.JrKOVI H ( andy) Tra k Fool ball Wrcsilin !! LA VERE B rLER (Butler) Opcm cnior Play

I IERBERT B 1TERFll:LO (I lcrrimnn) F. F. A . President

L J<E

JA K C NIN (Midval ) Foothnll . two yenr. Bnskelhall . two yea rs Track. two <'Clf. 1-:T I IEL ARI.QUI T (DmpN) I lon1 e E . lub

harloni, 11 Forensic lub

0 , C R C RL ON (Midvale) Tennis RPENTER ( resc nl)

II RMO

( nncly) Junior Ploy Bnnd Cieri of Courl Forensic f ub

Tennis F. F. A.

R Tl I BOR

AFrO BRA Y ( nion) G. A. A. 0111rnrrciul Team Cl1C'm 'luh Art lub l1nrlo11inn DEL BRADY ( nion) .Junior Piny , c·nior Pin y MYRON BRAN! Janitor , fuh J

NING (Midvale)

Football Track

FRA K BORG ( andy)

MARYi

BUR 111 CHAM (Butler) F. F. A .

I I Riff Bllm (Mid ale) F. F. A.

ADAMS ( and y) Opera

FLOR

DARWI AL OP Opera Languai:re lub

( 1rnd y)

R WN ( 1iclv11l<'}

)RMA BROWN rC'8<C' nt) rt ,lub Langua ge· lub 'he111 luh ,'cC'nc-ry DOROTI 11: A BROW ( 1i<lvnle) Opera Hand (Union) B RC B l<NI Clrnrlonian DC'batc Forensic lul> OpC'ru BroadcnslC'r Art lub Cornrncrciol Tenm BroudcnslC'r - 98-

,Mm.or_ (

11 ROLD

MUN

( undy)

l\ ll ~ R

Cl IRI. TE (East J\lidale) Tennis

rcscent)

IARVI CLARK ( ' andy) Chem lub <' ronn11li cs Club Opern DEWARD CLEJ\ll: NT ( raper) Drwn lajor pen\ ' RL c OK ( nion) Foodrnll

IJ31::lff

OW DELL ( andy)

ILVA C vVU::Y ( nncl y) Opera, two years lkelcli i?!!C'r, two ycn rs I lon1e 1:('. Club 11 ROl.D CR

(Drnper)

Clic111 . Cluh MARJ RIE CR NE (J lerri111nn) Choru s

rl W

luh

ND CR Opem Orchestra Clrnrloninn

E (Riv rlon)

SENIOR ACTIVITIES REODELL CRAWFORD ( andy) Broadcaster Home Ee. Club Charlonian ORRJ CURTl ( nion) Basketball, two year, ouncil MIRIAM DALT01 ( andy) Opera, two ycc r Home ' c. C'luh WILLIS DAY (West Jordan) Acronauti lub licm Club Opera hairman c111inary M RY DE f,'TO (i'-lidvalc) hem fub EVELY DJ II K ( andy) Vee Pres. l lomc E . luh Pres. o. W. Oislricl l lome Ee. lub cc. and Tr<'as, oph lass Opera F. F. A. Pby Junior Play TANLEY DI IO 0 (W t Jordan) Foolbalf F. F. JEA

DODGE (West Jordan) Language Club BOB DRAPER (Ornpcr) Language lub ALTA DOW (Draper)

( andy)

CLARENCE HAN EN ( andy) Forcn ic lub

DEANE FITZGERALD (Drap r) Home E. Club harlonian Art Club h m lub ma Pageant

DALE HAN EN (East Midvale)

VIRGI 'IA FERGU 0 harlonian

LO I E JTZGERALD (Draper) Home Ee. iub ZOE VAE FITZGERALD (Draper) Art lub GI c lub Opera Home Ee. Cfub Band . A. BE

IE FLOYD ( andy) Op ra oun ill I Jome E . h,ib . A. A. cnior I lop Committee

E BERT (\VC'sl Jordan) Broad asl r Lif'slock Judging Tcn111 F. F. A. (Midval)

(\iVcsl Jordan)

BILL FREE 1A (Ri"crlon) Opera Xmas Pag .ant Language lub ALFRED FUR E (West Jordan) Band

l"YDE F IRBO R F. P. hem luh

( rcsccnt)

KEITI f FA!RBO R rc路sccn l) Band 路IARI 0 1 FAllrnO HN ( resccn t) F. F. A. ' resccn t) BEVI:RLY M E F LKNER ( res nt) Op ru Girl.' horus Orch Ira Vl:'.: RL Fl::R (East !\ lid c le) Prom com111iltcc Bro, dcastcr Band h rn lub

ILEY ( outh Jordan)

OLIVE E ( andy) Band p ra irl. ' l1orus 111as Pc g ant

I I ROI .0 GREE F. F. A.

lub

FER

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Midval )

( outh Jordan)

(Union)

(Drap r)

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W ILL RD D. IT TIJENBR CK (Butler) Aeronautic Club LA BERTA HEATO Orchestra Forensic Club G. A.A.

(Draper)

E HELL TROl\I ( andy) enior Play Language Club Opera G.A.A. (Draper)

(Riverton)

OWE EVA REE I Ionic Ee. fub VIR IE ' REE

(Crescent)

U A HATHAWAY (Union) Commercial T am

J NE FOX ( nion) horu

MARTI IA CLOVER (Ea Junior Pia . A. A. I lomc E . lub Forcnsi Club

LORIN HAN E ( andy) Athletic Manager Broadcaster Pre . Forcnsi Club Commercial Tcam Forum Dis u sion Team (U. of .) Language f ub RAMO A HARRI 0 Orchestra Opera

Bl::.ll J FOWKE (Draper) Language f ub

I JORA E

HELE J-JA EN ( andy) Charlonian Pre idcnt Forum Di cu ion Team (U. of U.) Prom Committee Forensic Club Council Commercial T cam Home Ee. luh

MILDRED HE RY ( nion) Art Club Home E. lub. Broadca lcr G. A. A. ME HI GG (0 Iid, alc) cnior Play GEORGE HINNENKJ\J\IP (Butler) Wrestling 1ELBA HOBB (l'Iid, alc) harlonian I lomc Ee. f uh Broadca lcr G. A. enior Play AFTON HOLT ( nion) G. A. A. Com mercial T cam

SENIOR ACTIVITIES EVELYN HOLT (Sou th Jordan) Home E. Club School Play Opera Commercial Team One-Act Play G. A. A. RELA I JOLT ( ou th Jordan) Language lub Home Ee. lub Cli ern Club ROBERT HOWCROFf (Union) GLENN HY "ff ( andy) ec. Language lub Beeldigger Footba ll Basketball Mars hal DONALD JA K ON ( andy) HOMER JAYNES ( rescent) F. F. A. lock-Judging Team AARON JENK IN (Midvale) Chem Club F. F. A. Prom ommitlee BETTY LOU JEN EN ( r scent) Charlonian Languoge Cluh

KATIE KO OVIT J-1 (Crescen t) Horne Ee. Club Language Club LO AN KUNZ (Murray)

KEJTI I M IT I 11.:::LL ( andy) C hem Clu b

BLA INE LAN A T l::R (West Jordnn) luh Forcnsi Opera Junior P lay Acronoulic Cluh enior Pl<ly Prosecutini:t Atlorney o ,, ,,_Act P lay

Ol~AL JVJ O l~YNEAUX

QUENTIN JENSEN (Wes t Jordan) A N .IOI IN 0 ( 1idva lc) liarlonian Girls' li orus ELSIE JO I IN ON ( andy) harlonian Bceldigger La nguage lub Honie Ee. Juh FLORENCE .JO I IN, ON (Drnp('r) Opern G irls' horus Xn1 n~ Pa gc·un l

R. Z. .JOI IN,

Orf'hC's tra

KOM IN LANDE){U .. (l: Asl Miclvole) GOLDEN LANDGREN ( nndy) h('m Club T('11nis Broudcust r Lnnguflge Cluh FERN LEONARD (Midvn l<') ' cC'. ol' .. cnior lass G. A A. Art luli ' hnrlo11 inn I lo11 1e Ee. luh BroodcC1slcr , enior Play OW i if NAOM I LEW I, (Bluffd"lc) 1 lonw Ee. luli JVIAL T ROM (Midvulc) I lonH' Ee. luh

NORMAN MA GUM (Miclvalc)

Broadcaster P. A.

FR NK KARA ,LA IS (Midvnle) hem luh I IE TER KIM ( nndy) Foo tba ll Bask<'tba ll Trock Council Lnnguage lub FRED KIRKMAN (West Jordan)

MARY MOR AN (Riverton) Chnrlonifln , tude nt !erk .Ir. Editor Yearl ook '3 1 fome Ee. Prrsidenl Coun ii, lwo yen rs Bnnd Chem Co1nmi llN' Orr hestrn G. A. A . Broaclcastn Opera l fo111e 1-;:c. luh Vire Pres. Co-Edi tor Yearbook '39 Fl::RR I MUM l"ORD ( .. , ncly) Janitor luh J\TAR.IOR IE MYER .. ( nndy) Broadrnst<'r I fo111r l: r. lu b J\ lllJWED MY l-:RS Opern Brond"nslcr Art Cluh Xn111' Pngr·CTn t

(T~ i v('r t on)

l~OY

.JOI IN MA IW J IANT (Midvale') Te nnis KE IT I I MASON (Rim ton) Opern Pagea nt Presiden l of Lnng1mg(' luli

NFYLOR (. 01111 1 .lordnn) Trnrk

l/\l ll?A N l:L.. ON (Draper) lrnrlonin 11 Opern I lo111e Er. Cluh PEA l ~L

ELBERN MAYNARD (, ancly) F. F. A. ALD l: N MAYN J:,· (B uil,·r) , <'rr<'lu ry of A<'ro111 111 lirs Cluh LAlJ l ~A Mc~(EE .(So uil1

C ll(' 111

(, andy)

(Draper)

l ~aml

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MARJOR IE JEN .. EN ( andy) har lonian 0111 111 crcial Team

ARDU ' M ILNE ( andy) fi arl onian Or era horus

RA J J> l I

1:1.. ON (Midvn lr')

CAI I ·~ 1\W BOID (Drnper) I Alng1rng<' C'l uh

Jnrclnn)

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JO I IN Mii .LEH (Mirlvn lc) BHnd - 100 -

NJ.;:l •._ ON (, ancly) G. A. A.

N mU ~ Y ' r ennis

131U .

(l'vlidvn l<')

, luclcn l Co un cil O pcru 1311 .1 .Y !El.. EN (B 111 b) Acronn1 di cs Cluh Cl IUW IS lf ]$f·:N (, nndy) Sr. Vin' Prcsiclc·n l ( lwrfoninn '0111111C'rcin l Tenn1 CO \NAY N IEi .. I: lkn tcl i11ger Bronclcns ler 0111 n1i llrc

( hem.

(Midvnlc)

SENIOR ACTIVITIES PAUL NIEL 0 ( outh Jordan) cc. Junior Class oun cil Opera Band DOYLE NOKE F. F. A.

(Rive rton)

RAY OAKESON ( outh Jordan) Football ROBERT OLSO

(Union)

FERN ORTO (Midval ) Opera horl I Iand Tea m 0 111111 r ial Team LOWELL OSTLER Op ra Junior Play Broad as ter

andy)

\!VILMA PAGE (Riverton) Band O rdi eslra I anguag.c Cfub MYRL PAL 1IER ( outh Jordan) ounril PAULI E PAPPA O pera

(Midva le)

,Af.~ ET PARK (Rive rton) harl onian Junior Pro111 on1111illcc on1111cr ic I "l\路a m G. A. A. I' orensic Club Debatin g Tt'n m

MAR

I I U A PARK ER (Draper)

Junior Play Forensic luh G . . A. harlonian rclary One-Act Play 'ouncil KATI IERIN J:: PARODY (Union) Lnnguage lub ULLIAN PATRI K (Midvale) C. A. A. ALU~

f>EAR .. 'ON (West Jordan) Forensic Club

EARL PE R.. 0 T nnis l:VA PEAR 0 Tennis OpC"rn Band oun ii l 0

(Midvale) (Midval )

ALO PETr:R.. 0 (We. I Jordan) harlonian Opera

PETER 0

( outh Jordan)

PHYl J PETER E Beetdi ggcr Home Ee. Club Language Club

(South Jordan)

ELDA PIERSON (Sandy) Charlonian Band Orche tra Opera B etdi gger Broadca tcr G. A. A. Language Club ELA! E PRI CE (Draper) Girl ' Club Vaudeville Dance Review ecretarial Club M XI E RA WUNS (Draper) Honie Ee. Club Forcnsi Club Art Club Orchc I ra G. A. A.

PHYLU ROBINSON (East Midvale) G. A. A. RUTH RUSSELL (Union) Commercial Team andy) DELBERT SACO O pera Junior Cln s Pre . cnior Class Pres. Senior Play One-Act Play Xmas Pagea nt Broadcaster Forensic Club chool Play enior Hop Comm ittee Prom Committee Language Club ROY

LYLU READI NG (Midvale) Pro111 ommillcc Cliarl onian Opera Bcctdig,g r BO B RE

( and y)

l TELEN RI HARDSO

(West Jordan) Art lub I lome Ee. Club MARK RI llARDSO Band

(Midval )

IRENE RIMINGTON (Midvale) harlonian l lomc "c. lub ommerciaf Team

PR/

ILLA ROBERT 0 ( r ent) Art Club Language Cluo B etdi gger G . . A. h rn lub tage cenery - 101 -

(J\lidvale)

SEAL (Rive rton) chool Historian Junior Play ommercial T am Band Orchestra Hom Ee. ecrelary Charl onian O rga niza tion Editor '3 Foren ic Club Broadcaster Opera Coun ci l Chenii try fub Beetdigger '3 Bcetdi gger o-Editor 路- 9

LILA MAE

ORDO H. RIDEO T (Draper) Football Track Op .ra F. F. A. Officer

GENEYIEV " ROBBIN (Ea t Midvale) Art lub

(Draper)

ALYl1 COCOA Coun ii JEA

BE LAH RAY (Midvale) G. A. A. Art Club Charlonian hecr Leader Broad as ter

~A DLER

ERBERG ( andy)

Op ra harlonian G.A.A. DEAL HARP Opera

~J\ lur ray)

E I-HELD ( outh Jo rdan) Home Ee. luh Art Club LI IA MITH ( lidva le) One-Act Play Opera Choru A DR Y MITH (Riv rton) BEVERLY MITH (Or per) Horne Ee. lub ALVl

MITH (Draper)

DEA N MITH (West Jo rdan) ouncil F. F. A. tock-Judging T cam

SENIOR ACTIVITIES JOI IN TENNANT ( andy) Opera en ior Play Band ouncil ll('m Club

HELE MITH {Draper) Home c. Club Chcmsi try Club Broadcaster HYRUM MITH (Union) F. F. A. MURRAY

MITJ J (Drap r)

GEORGE ORE Broadcaster

EN (Draper)

HUBERT OREN E (Draper) Ba.kctball, two year Foothalf Track LI DA OREN E (Drap r) Vi c Pres. tudent Body Broadcaslcr Prom Conrn1i tlcc Band Art fu b Home c. Club Forensic Club Council G. A.

ROBEi T TAPLEY ( andy) Band Orchestra Opera l\ lale Quart<'! Bra Quartet ehool Plav One-Act Play Broad as ter, Editor-in- lii<'r

LA I E TEA MAN

BEVERLY TITOLE X111as Pageant

(Riverton) (Midval )

I EZ Tl lOMPSON (Murray) BOYD THOMP ON (RivC'rlon) Football Basketball Track ouncil WARREN TJIOMP 0 (Midvale) tudenl Body President ccond Assoria l Justice Forensic lub TPnni s Opera en ior Play Broadrnstc•r Ddmtc MA RY TI IOR TON (Drap<'T) , ecr<' tnry tudcnl Body lmrlor ian iris' Gl<'e luh , ('n ior Play Opera RI I IARD Tl lORfJE (Midvnl<') Broaclcustcr <' nior Play ELA I E TOLD (Midvale) harlonian 110111 Ee. lub pera

(West Jordan) J lomc Ee. lub rnior Play Xmas Pag-Panl ommcr ial TC'am 0oc-ra G. A. A. ELV

EORG IA Tl TAXTO J Ionic Ee. lub

KE Nt.7H TRIPP (Miclvolc·)

DALLA , STRADLl ~Y ( nion) F. F. A. Vice Prcsid<'nl Bc<'tdi ggcr · Altcrnal<' ouncil

M1\RG T R ER ( 1idv,dd OpC'TH

FRANKLI N TURPIN (W<'sl Jordan) Football Bu skc·thrifl Trn"k Junior Pin" GERi'.\ LD Tl , Cl I N l ::t~ (Riverton) I I ZEL VA (Union) Ch<' m luh

I JAR OLD

E 11 WALKER ( nion) Forcnsi Club R<'portcr

rC'S nl)

WA DA TAYLOR (Draper) Broadcaster Horne E. lub l1ern lub

F Y WAT ON (Midval)

Charlonian I lo111c Ee. luh Broad a. I r JA K WAT ON (Midval ) Council RN OLD WEBB (Draper) Band F. F. A. Judging Team Broadrast<'f RONALD WEENI , (Riv rt on) Bnnd hem Club ELDO

WEL 11 (Midvnlc) relics I ra , trin f.! QunrlC'I

Bl ~TI I \ V IC I IT (Drnpcr) rt luh

Forensic

luh

Rrond rn~ t cr I 10 111 <' l ~c.

Jub

G. A. A.

, ccrctary , <'n ior , em inary

JER A WI TLE ( anJy) Lon gun gc luh BARB RA WOODTIOU E ( andy) For<'nsic luh l lomc E. luli rt Cluh Junior Play l1oru~

Opcrn

, cnior Pi a I.nngunf,!<' luh Bcetding<'r B ron clc~ns t er

Opern

DALE TRI GFELLOW (Drap r) he m lub LUYA (West Jordan)

REIKO WATANUKI ( 1idval ) G. A. A. ,harl onian Art Club Broadcaster Arlisl Opcrn ouncil

~ l rnr l oniu n

l3and

TONE (1-:. as t Midvale) harlonian Vi c Prcsid<'nl Opc-ra Broadn1slN

-LEANOR ARTER WARDLE (Draped

MARIO WALKl:R ( nion) Broadcaster hnrlon ian . A. A. om mcreifl l Tcn111 ELE

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Alice Adams, West Jordan; Carolyn Aiken, Draper; S'hirl Allen, Draper; Beth Ambrose, South Jordan; Vivian An<lreson, Sandy; Ray !\.ustin, Bluffdale; CUL·lis Barn Lt, Midvale; Max Barton, Murray; Mack B'aleman, South Jordan: Walk r Il' ·k, Drat>er: am B ckstead, Union; Barbara Behunin, Union; Mort'is Bennion, Bennion; G m Bolliger, Butler; Gene Bollig r, Sandy; Glen B'rown, Drap r; Billie Burgon, West Jordan; R 'X Butterfield, Herriman ; Aile n Casper, Sandy; Afton Ch i Id, Sandy; Albert Christensen, Midvale; Carl hri sLcns n, W st Jordan; John . Christensen, Herriman; C~arles Clayton, D1·aper; Wendell Conk! , an<ly; Earl Crane, Riverton; Dan Danyanovich, Crescent; Andr w rD neris. Midvale; Forrer;t De:; pain, Granite; Ward D spain, Granite; Anthon Ernstrom, Drap 1·; Glenda Fairbourn, Cresc nt; Oden Fland rs, Riverton; Darrell Forman, Herriman; No1·ma Fowler, Drape1·; William Fassio, Sandy; Prinless K. Fitzgerald, Draper; Bernarr Furse, W BL Jordan; Ivan Gai ley, South Jordan; Calvin Grov '" East Midvale; Parley Glove1., East Midvale; Gilbert Green, Union; Margie Groves. South Jordan; Jo Hatfield, Murray; Franz Haun, West Jordan; Jon H llstrom, Sandy; Blain Hilton, Bull 1·; Eldon Howell, Drap r; L wis lHunick, W st Jordan; Viola Jensen, Draper; Merna Jens n. W sl Jordan; Marjorie Jones, Bluff.dale; Victor Jon s, W st Jordan; Lsu Kasuga, Union; Keith Kemp, Sandy; Jay Kuhni, Midval ; Marion Kunz, Mu1·ray; George Larson, Sandy; Emma Larson, Union; Wilburn Lawsen, Sandy; Clair Llpyd, Rive1·ton; Cliffo1·d Macklin, Mid-

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val ; Onda ME ngum. Mid val ; E ho Maxfi Id. Bull r; Lani y Mellor. Riv rlon; LewiR M•rrill, S'oulh Jol'dan; RuRsell Middleton, EaRL Midval ; Dorothy Mlake1-, Midvale; Don M d, Buller: Chi{), My 1·1:1, Riv 1·ton; 1 ay McMullin, ouih Jo1·dan; Max McMullin, oulh Jol'dan; Norma. N Iso n , ancly; Lua.rt Nicholl, andy; Louis NicholR, W lb y: gug 'n Nordb nr. W KL Jo1·dan; Woodruf( Olson, Un ion; Mnry Oniiv 1· s, Midval ; Dexter Pag-e, Riverton; Frank Parry, H•rriman; Vivian Parry, Union; Euir ne Pearson. WcRi Jordan; Frank P cl rson, Union; Grant Pl'dl r, Union; Melvin Perry, Uni n; Pal Pi 1·ce, andy; (; orge Polydor s. W !by; D •nu PoulaR. Midval ' : J;ick Pou ls '11, Union; Vonda Price, WeRi Jo1·dnn; G rlrud R s . Draper; Burdeifc Rend! sbach, W sl Jordan; Ruby Robbins, East Midvale; Nich Rudelick, r sc ni; Rob rt and rs n, 1Drnp r; Vi1·1dl harp, Murray; L un ._,'h J>pick, oulh Jordan; Desmond Shie lds, South Jordan; Ruth Dolores ShulR n, W st Jordan; Bill miih, Sandy; Norma mith, Draper; Cl o . naIT, Murray; D •llis S'teadmnn, B'cnnion; Margaret tow , Midval ; Grae Swem1on, andy; Richard T nnanl, Granit ; Jeann Thomas, Drap r; Ang-elina Tomac, Murray; J ay Van Dam, andy · Mar1.rnret Vawdr y, Drap 1·; Ross Wallgr n, andy; Marjori Wurdl . ouLh Jordan; D II Wh adon, ouih Jordan; Leah Whclman, Sandy; Ruth WinA''l'. Union; Gordon With rs, Dra110r; Hollis Whittle, Union; Keith Woodhead. Mid ale; Rob •1·i Wright, Sandy; Ronald Whitll , Union; Nick Zagarich, Midvale.

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G OL'g Adolphwn, Ea~t Midvale; Th odore Alexander, Midval ; Grorg AnderHon, Sandy; Keith Andel'Son. Union; Marian And 1·son, Sandy; Rosi Aragone, D1·aper; K nneth Atwood, But! r; John Baird, Drap r; Dal Ballard. 1D1·a))er, Janet Barb n. W si .Jordan; Amanuel B cksteaid, South Jordan; Eld n B ckf!iead, South Jo1·dan; De Los Beckstead, West Jordan; Don B nn tl, Midvale; Paul B nnion, B'ennion; Syl via Bel'I' tt, Union; Ari Bigler, andy; Jessimae Bills, Riverton; Maxine Bill~l. Riv rion; Jack Bird, Midvale; Erma Blair. Butler; Allen Dian y, Draper; l<'l'i da B'ogern;chutz, outn Jordan; Wanda B 11,gooie, Granil ; Myron BoRh, Midvale; Lynn Bowen, Mu1·ray; Ma1·y Bowen, Riverton; Tl'Ussl , ,. Bowles. Herriman; Mary Bllen Bradsford, Dnwer; Della B1·acly, Union; Yveth Broadb nt. Riv rton; Cnrl B'rother. Union; Agnes Brown, Drap r; Douglas Brown. Riv rion ; Beaulah Buckley, West Jordan; Calvin Buckley, West Jo1·dan; Dale ButLel'fieLd. Riverton; Earl Hu lier field. He1-riman; ylvia Buiterfi Id, Riverton; Burnus B~tt rworth., W Ri Jonhrn; Douglas ar isen. East Midvale; Winona Chl'Jsi ns n, Midvale; Melvin hristopherson, Midvale; Dahl C lark, Sandy; James Cook, Cr sc nt; Joe Costell o, Midvale; harl<:R r nin, East Midval ; K nneth Cl'ittenden, Midva.l ; Marvin rnno, S'andy; Harri t Cufis West Jordan· B' a trice CurtiH: Riv •rton; Ted 1Davis, Union; Rulon Denney: ~1ndy: Lee D1mond, W Kl Jordan; Dale Donahoo, Drap r; Val . Edgell, Union; Norma Elswooid. Sandy; Dan Ennis , J)rnpe1·; R.oy Fafrbourn, rescent; Roylance Fairbourn, Crescent; lv1n Faursc how, Granit ; Eugen Ferg-uson. East Midva l ; Gernld Fitzg('1·ald. D1·ap 1·; La Ru Foull s, Murray; Elma Beth Fowler, C1·eRc nl: La Raine Freeman Riv rton · Edwin Fu 'Jling, Union; Flo1·enc Gerry, Draper; ed Giffo;·d. D1·apcr; Marga!' t Gilb rt, Riv rton; 01'vnl Gillen. andy; Gordon Glover, East Midvale; hl'is Graham, Midvale; Iris Gr en. Builcr: M!ldl' d Gl' en, Bui! 1·; La Mar Gl'een, Butle1·; Lowell G1·een, Riv 1·ton; Ruth G1· enwood, Midvale; Jack Griffith, andy; Leon H.ansen, Sandy; Nolan Hardca.sLle, Sandy; Louise Hardman, Bluffdale; Neldon Ha1·dcasLle. andy; Donna Haskins. Midval<.'; L<.'onard Hathaway, Union; Harold Hath nbruck, But1 r; Dorothy Ifolohan. South Jol'clan; Lois Holt, So·uth Jordan; Gilbel't Honsvick, Union; 'rhorvald Honsvick, Union; Do1·othy Norma Johnson, Riv<.'rton; Russ II Johnson. Drap~I'; Vera Jones. Horn<.', Sandy; Burke Jenson, Sanely; Blaine Johnson, Midvnl :

W st Jordan; Edward Kidd, Riverton; Leola Kemp. Crescent; Jimmy Kel'r, 1Dra11er; Wilmer Kidd. Bluffdale; Le Roy K~opf, outh Jordan; Katherine Kuhne. Midvale; Glen Kump, Riverton: Got·don Landgren, Sandy; Earl Lawson, Sandy; Harvey L hmitz, West Jordan; Earl Leonard, Midvale: June Lovdahl, C!andy; June Lowe, Sandy; Floyd Lundquist. West Jorda.n; Milfo1·d Mabey, Sandy; Robert Madsen, South J?rdan; Alice Mason, Sandy; Reed Maxfield, East Midvale; Lorraine M3:ynard, Rive1-ton; B'etty Lou Meachem, Gn111ite; Joe Mazuran. Midvale; Bud Morrow. Sandy; La Rue Mousley, Bluffdale; Betty .Lou Muir, Granite; Eugene Mumford, Sandy; Merlin Myers, R1_verton · Clell McMullin South Jordan; Betty McNamara, Umon; Flo;enc McNarney,' Sandy; Maxine Nelson, Midvale; ;Burdett Newbold, Midvale; Milo Nielsen, Ea t Midvale; Madeline. O~· gill, W st Jordan; Manford Osborne. South Jordan; B1~die Palmer. C!outh Jordan; George Pavich. Midvale; Joe Pa".1ch, Midvale; Barnard Peckham, Midvale; Norma Pedersen, Umon; Joe P rcich, Midvale; Donald Petersen. Riverton; Renee Peterson, S'andy: Roy Peterson, West Jordan; Ell.en Poul~on, ~id vale; Bob Price, Midvale; Eugene Price, Union;. Keith. Price, We. t Jordan; GI n Pu~mire. Union; Dale Radovich, Midvale; Ruth Ray, West Jo .. dan; Ruth Renell bach. Bluffdale; Bernice Robinson. East Midvale; June Russell. Union; John Saben, South Jol'dan; Melba Sadler. Midvale; Alice May Sadler, Draper; Virginia chwab, Granite; Neil Scott. South Jordan; Tilly Se1·da1" Midvale; Leonard S'imon on. Sandy; Donald Sisom, Midval ; Cla r a Smith, Draper; Devai· Smith. Draper; Ida Smith. Rive1-ton; Mild I' d S"'1ith. Midvale; Leland Smith. Sandy; Ned Smith. D1·aper; Reid S'mith, Draper; Wa~ne Smi~h. West .To1·dan; Jay Snape. Murray: Stuart Staker. Umon: Claire Stay, Dl'apel': Reinald · Stelter. Union; Jack Stephenson, Riverton; Lloyd Stowe. Midvale; Ralph S'unbot. Midvale; Shel'ril Swapp, East Midvale; Lysle Swenson, Sandy; Dessica Taylor, Draper; Joy '.rhompson, Sandy; Ray Thorve, Butler; Eldon Toamey, Union; LaRue Turne•" Bluffdale; Jace Walker, Union; Lynwood Walke1-. Union; Leonard Wallgl'en, Sandy; La Coy Wardle, South Jordan; 1Dorothy Watkins, Sandy; Ann Webb, Riverton• Mable Webster, andy; Phil Whetman, Draper; James D. Wib rg-, Rive1·ton; Dorothy Wilcox, Crescent; Edna Woodhead. Midvale; Marilyn Woodhead, Midvale; Hope Yates, Union.

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