1944 by Jordan High School

Ile et di fl fl er- I 9 4 4 JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SANDY, UTAH

Reetdipper-1944 JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SANDY, UTAH

Our Main Building

All patriotic drives have become regular duties.

We all readily join Red Cross and

Bond sales go over the top.

The F.F.A. boys sponsored

a successful paper

salvage drive ...

All because war mea ur s hav b com are all out for a victorious p ac

nd don't

efforts. It is to this whole om ~pirit th

n u bu ine ". W

r - t publicize ur ur b

k i d dicat d.

After the storm

Editor Marian Sharp Advisers

Advertising Managers

Rolayne Rasmussen Marilyn Nelson

Laura Gardn r

Wanda

arrett

Business Managers

E. L. Crawford

Donnabel Spratling

r on Smith

Arlene Malstrom

From above

On an angle

Of nature

We .

The Administrators of Our District How most successfully to meet the days to come is a problem that has faced mankind throughout the ages. Not only nation , but individuals have always had this worry which induces fear and inefficiency. Throughout the long history, mankind has final~ ly evolved through experience and learning to know a few fuw damental principles which, observed, prepare best to meet the tomorrow. People falter along the highway of life and fritter away their abilities owing to lack of goals or a philosophy. Without a phi~ losophy there can be little continuity of effort. Where there i no vision, living is shallow and wasteful. Thus, what after the duration? This is easily answered. Goals must be set up. Indu ~ try, work, and faith must be exemplified in full measure. Today is the time which is lived. Lived faithfully and true to the goal to be achieved, there will be less failure in the tomorrow. DR . . N. JEN EN

Dr. C. N. Jen en Superintendent

Board of Education I lorace T. Godfrey

Dr. C. N . Jensen San<ly

Jam es

nion

. Hansen

yrus W. Vawdr y Drart路1

South Jordan

Stanley Rasmussen San<ly Jerk

J.M. Boyd n San<ly

Or. Pmal . Ri hal'd Bingham Pr 路s1dent

To our PRINCIPAL we extend our sincere appreciation and gratitude for his able and understanding guidance through another happily worthwhile year for both students and faculty.

<:!tc World Peaee......,,

Peace will come, whatever it may include, and however it may be marred through the ravages of the war, and on whomever fall the task to carry it on. ut of the activities we have pursued during the preparation for and the carrying on of the world war, m y, and we hope definitely will, arise some, thing f terling value. Th democratic way of life is being challenged . with ev ry new demand made on the resources and the liv s of the American people as well as on the pc ple of the whol w rid.

If this way of life can still be practiced even

L. W. NIELSEN Principal Sandy U. of U., U. of Calif.

th ugh modified, it can be salvaged for the peace. ut of the residue again can be built a practical and spiritual structure which has held us together thr ugh the pace f many years. Privil ge and r ponsibility will need to increase together for the general welfare. Where all hare t pr rv th b st, all mu t receive a just part of that best. To th who b ar the brunt of the work to provide materials and equipment to prosecute the war, tog th r with th who do the fighting, should go the right to determine what the peace shall he, al 路o what basis the p a e must rest upon. Th k n st min] and the soundest spiritual and physical leaders who have vision and sane, pra ti al judgm nt will nee<l to become the leaders in adopting new principles and standards as pillar to upport th futur p acc.

In quality f op1 ortunity mu t give way to equality of enjoyment of economic welfare as part of th constituti nal ri ht to the pursuit of happiness. The njoyment of that happines depends upon what kind of peace is prepared. Those who will lead an l th s wh foll w will bear the task of rebuilding under world peace. The future generation's ne cl i an edu ati01 al f undation t bear the cost of this war. A yoke is being placed upon the p opl -. Out of the pa t, pioneers have pre erved our way of living. Of the coming generation, surely om may hav jnherited, or have built up within themselves, the vision, the power, and the courage t carry th best fr m th pa t and join it to the best of the future to build and preserve the coming

pa . -L. W. NIELSEN

E. L. Crawford

F. B. Thomas

Sandy

B.Y.U., U. of U. Mathematics Beetdigger

Wanda Garrett

Salt Lake City

L.D.S. Bus. College U. of U.

Salt Lake City U.S.A.C. Commercial

Girl·'

Commercial Juniors

lub

B tdiggcr Juniors

Assemblic'

Alma F. Smith Draper U. of U. Mathenia.ti s Comm rcial raduation Junior

Dunn Taylor Sandy

B.Y.U., U.S.A.C. Mathematic· Coach

Phil F. Goldbran ·on Sandy U. of Calif. Social Sci 'nc ·

Assembli .,

Or ·on Smith Draper

C. N. Crawford MicJv.d · U. of

. of Calif.

Sophomor 'S

Robert L. Pixton D1ap r

U. of U .,

.S.A.C . Physical Sci ·nn· Photography Cam ra '!uh Bectdigg · r

Social Sci nc ·

.S.A.C . . . of Biology AthlctH.. _,011ndl

'111()!'<;

had Beckstead Mi<lval B.Y ... l. of Physical •d. History Junior ~

. S. Arrn')

]()

J. Clement Crapo Sandy

B.Y.U., U. of U. Mnsic Pag ant Music Festival Programs

Donald P. Olson Provo B.Y.U. Chicago M.C. Art Mu ic Sophomore

Lucille Tuttle

Molly Lindell

Manti B.Y.U. Leland Powers Speech School Pia ys Pageant Oratory Contest Charlonians Senior

Sandy U. of U., B.Y.U. Librarian Seniors

Dorothea Ryan Logan U.S.A.C., B.Y.U. Physical Education Charlonian ophomore

Paul C. Boyce Sandy

U . .A.C. Vocational Ag. Mathematic F.F..A. Junior

Frank Kamnika1路 W

stm in~t

路r

U.S.A.C. Phy j al Ec.l urntion Ca h

A. C. Jen sen andy U. of U., U. of Wah. Biological Science cnior Credit.

Jesse Casper Murray U. of U., U. of Calif. Sociology Economics Debating enior,

J. N. Dorius Sandy U. of U., B.Y.U. American History Juniors

As the controlling force constantly on the alert to keep us students within bounds, member of the faculty may appear rather tubborn at time , but their purpose is never lacking. With adult patience, they guide us through three years of education toward graduation, and exert ton of energy in an unselfish effort to make tho e three years unforgetably pleasant and worthwhil . We students appreciatively, warm~heartcdly thank them for the benefit gained at Jordan under their vigilant eyes.

P. M. Mickelsen Midvale

U . of U., U.S.A.C. Co-ordinator

Y. W. Harrod Sandy Palmer Colleg

Automotiv Junior

Dean

J. Beck

Midvale U.C.L.A. M chanics Electrical Engineering

Marjori~

Harrod

Sandy Coâ&#x20AC;˘o1 dinato1

ffr c

J. L.

Mi<lval ' B.Y . . , . of U.S .A.C. ltH.lustr1al Arts Vo cational Woodwo1 k

Golda Frase1路

Laura Gard11er

Salt Lak City U. of U. Modern Languag

Engli h Language Club

Harold Th rpe Sandy U.ofU.

n.Y.U.

West Jordan U. of U. U. of Calif. Engli h Bcetdigger Sophomores

Berenice D. White Sandy U. of U.

English

Engli h S niors

Lola Hansen

Oralie Rawson

Brigham City

Draper U. of U.

U.S.A.C.

B.Y.U.

English Charlonians Broadcaster Press Club Sophomores

English Student Body Boys' Club Broadcaster

Mignon Domgaard

Marjorie S. Clements

U.S.A.C. U. of U. Engli h Senior

Deanne Bennion

0. D. Ballard

Salt Lake City U. ofU.

Sandy U.S.A.C.

Glenwood

Oregon State College Home Economic Home Ee. Club Cafeteria

U.S.A.C. U. ofU. Clothing Home Ee. Club Seniors

Draper

U.S.A.C. Clothing English Home Ee. Club Senior

Seminary No photograph-

Guinivere Nielsen Copperton Office Girl

Wayne Sanderson andy Welding

Alfred Rosenhan Union Airplane

Golden Berrett, Cart r E. Grant1 Joy F. Dunyon

For spiritual guidance we at Jordan tum to the Seminary faculty, and turning, we find a hearty welcome. 13

Seniors We have finished another lap of the road of eclucati n. Th 1943--44 term has been different from m st. Both boy and girl hav left ch ol early because of the all,.out war effort. This has meant an added touch of solemnity-more than ever we grasp the responsibilitie of gr wing int capable adults. But just as the problems of today add greater gravity to our lives, so also do they add a greater challenge t youth. It is a dar that will not go unanswered.

Donna Atwood West Jordan Fashion Show Jam bore

Reid All op Sandy Band h m. Club . S. Navy

Gail Ain worth

Jane Atwood W ·st Jordan Council Hom Ee.

,res nt ~luh

Band Chrm . lub

Union Fashion Show Home Ee. Club Language Club Jamboree

Keith Beck tead South Jordan

East Miclval Junior Prom ' ni r H r

rchestra

B, ·tdigg r

Jamhoree

Chari >nian irls' luh Sal ·sman

Fashion Show

Caleen Adam

Shirley And r

Lucille Bergman Sandy Pageant

Chorus

eor • Butterfield H·riiman

School Play

Betty Buehler Miclv,lc

011

Beverly Blasius Midvale

Girl' Club

Kenneth Burningham Union U.S. Marines

Pageant Fashion Show Jambore e Junior Prom Senior Hop

Woodruff Butterfield Herriman

Chorus

F.F.A.

Glen Bateman West Jordan School Pageant Jamboree

peni.

Joy Bagshaw Union

Charl nian Cluh Hom Ee.

Girls'Club Sal sman

Dick Butterfield Riverton Basketball Boys' Counc.il Band

Jamhorec

Charles Bytheway W st Jordan Soph. Ba. k F.1 .A.

Ebine Brown West Jordan

Leola Beckstead Crescent Pag ant Jamboree Fa, hion Show

Shirley Beckstead S uth Jordan . udcnt Body Pre . Chemistry Club Opera ChonJ~

A matctlr Hour

Frank Butterfield Riv rt n

Band p ra

Andrew Ballard Draper Band

Choru

Foothall P.F.A. Athl tic ..-!uh

Laree Beckstead Granite

Jamboree Language Club Home Ee. Club Student Council

Marvin Buckley Midvale Football Ba ·kethall Track

Melvin Ballard Drap r S nior Hop hemi try Club

Camera Club Soph. Football

Adelia Bai rd Draper

Band Languag Jambor c

lub

Chemistry Club Chonis

LaMar Berrett Riverton

Paul ne Boyce 'ancly

Stud nt B dy Vic Pr s.

•harlonian r ra P.g ant ratorical Winn ·r

Jambor c

Shirley Blanchard Midvale Cheer L · d r Chorus Pa hion Show Pageant Soph. Dane Qu n Att ndant

Langley Canning Mid val Football Basketball U.S . Army

Belv.

ook

Holladay J<unbor • ·

Eldon Bates Midval' Band p ra

Le lie Cozzens Mid val Scho I Play P ra Pageant Football Track

Jimmy Condie nion h nr~ p ·ra School Pl, y

Carol Clark

Clyde Crane

Sandy Oratorical Conte Charlonian Pres. School Play Art Club Pageant Girls' Club

Charles H. Cary, East Midval Chem. Club Camera Club

Donna Crump Bluff dale rch tra Jamboree School Play A sse mbly

Don Collett Mid val

Bask tball Football Broadcaster Pr ss Club Athletic lub U.S. Navy

Bette Callas Midval

Hom Ee. Club Band Jamhor iris' Club Fashion how Orch stra

Richard Dunn Midvale

Jr.

Draper Boys' Club Opera F.F.A. Camera Club Band Student Council

Clea Carroll Crescent

Shirley Coats Midvale Band Home Ee. Club Girl 'Club Broadca ter Jamboree

Pearl Clayton Draper Choru Jamboree Pageant

ale Crane Riverton

Athletic Club Football Band U.S. Navy

Joyce Dan ie Riverton Jam borce Fa hion Show Girl' Club Home Ee. Club

Pete Deneris

Phyllis Draper Midvale Essay Cont st Winner Charlonian

Midvale Football

Language Club String Quart tt Assembly

Loraine Den Icy Riverton String Q11artctt • Charlonian rera Student Coun ii

Delore Dan ie Rivcrt n Band Jambor

Band Ass mbly

Florence Dansi

Barbara Deming Mid val

Herriman Sal ·sman

Horn· Ee.

!uh

hem. Cluh Charlonian

Dancing

Chari nian S P g ant r h ·stra Dchat · Winn r

'tucl ·nt ouncil sscmhly

All n Evat Union

. S. Navy

Afll n ngli. h B\.ltl r harlonian Jambor c [ ag ant

n vieve Engli h Butl r

Charlonictn School Play Pag ant

Hichiro Endo Drap r Languag· (,lul 'h ·rn Ch1h

wen A.

van

'an<ly

Band Boy!;' Club

Srnd( nt Coun ii

Darlene rickson nion Hom· •c Cluh J>ag •,1nt

J,unh r T

Brooks Elkington Sandy

Band Chem. Clnb

Mildred Fur e Midval e am ra Club Opera Choru 路

Bill Erdman Union Football Opera Chorus Basketball

Julian Forman Herriman Football

Mary Fairbourn Crescent Girls' Club Student Council Horne Ee. Club Language Club

Boyd Fitzgerald Draper

Harold Fritz Sandy Voe. Woodwork

Jackie Gould Union Charlonian Drum Majorette Jamboree Girls' Club Amateur Hour Chorus

Leona Fairboum Crescent Soph. Strut Charlonian Jamboree Orchestra Girls' Club Sec. Yearbook Salesman

Marion Godfrey East Midvale

Celebrating Senior "Hobo" Party

Fay Walgren, Helen La t, Pat Hall, Florence Dansie, Genevieve English, Lois Isaac.

Jack Gordon Draper

Irene Goff Sandy

Boys' Club Chem. Cluh

Dora Goff

irl 'Club

Blaine Grant

Ea ·t Midvale Home Ee. Club

Sandy Student Coun il Boy' Club

Camera Club b m. luh School Play

Newell K.

arff

Mid val

Bertie Gosman Mid val

Woodwork

Machin Shop

Band id s' Club Hom· Ee. ,J 1h Pag•ant

,horns Jainhorc c

,oldie

raff

Sandy Band Dancing

Jay Gu tave n East Midvak .h

111.

Cluh

Jamhorc

Riggs Gardner West Jordan

Boy·' Club Foolhall Stud nl Council

Pauline

wn n

Draper Chon1s lamho1 ·c Pag ·ant

Rayola Grc n Riverton

Home Ee. Gl11h Art Club

arl Garfield D111r ·1 School I l.ty

J,unhoi · · Boys' ';!uh

Phyllis Higgins

Ted Hunsaker

Granite Home Ee. Club Pageant Jam borce

Yoneo Homma

Dorothy Hunsaker

Sandy

Sandy Pageant Jamboree Essay Conte t Dancing Student Council

Pat Hall

Ross Henderson

Midvale Char Ionian Broadcaster Editor Press Cluh Essay Contest

Rob rt Henrickson Drar r T nnis Team

Bas hall

Don Homma San<ly

Evelyn Holm

Elaine Hatfield

S, ndy Ol111

Riverton Football Basketball Athletic Club

Sandy Jamboree

Leon Hard astle

Student Tracie

Sandy Student Council

Sandy Charlonian Pre Club Chem. Cluh Broadca tcr

. Thelma Holt South Jordan Jamboree Band Language Club Chemistry Club Home Ee. Club

Keith Hogan

Wilma Hogan

West Jordan

W ' ' t Jordan chool Play

.Band rchestra Amateur Hour

Pageant

Bcetdigger ratorical Winn er

Pageant Charlonian

Pr ss Cluh

Jack Jorgensen

Loi Isaac

Midvale

Butler Charlonian School Play PageanL

Band

Ir ta Jackson

Orren Jenkins

nion

Midvale Jamhorcc J3oys' Cluh

S nior Hop S hoc1I Play

Calvin Jayne

WandaJayn Cr·!o\cnt Jamhor · Languag Cluh

Sandy Poot hall Judg • F.F.A. Stu<l

·nt Coun ii

France ' Jenkins

Bob Jame · Mi<lvalc Chern . lub

Mid val Chari nian.

Stud nt Council School Play

J3, nd pen

J-1111hm ·

Dougie Joi

Fern Johu ·on ~oltor1wmH.I

i g ht ~

L;in g u, q~ · Clul Ca mcr, Cluh Ch em Club 1-I )m ·EC'. ,J1rh Girl ~· Cluh Stu<l ·nt Coun cil

S,ll1dy

Senior Hoppers Pause

D n Jacob

Murray

Normajo1ws Midval路

Tabet ha Jenkins Midvale pcra Choru Jamboree Band ch ol Play

Kent King Sandy horu Vocal Group Op ra

Dave Jones Union

Dorothy Kichas We t Jordan Band Choru

Vivian Johnson Riverton Charlonian Home Ee. Club Jamboree Fashion Show

Ruth Kim Holladay Cbarlonian Student Council Pageant

Delores Johnson Midvale Broadca ter Chorus Jamboree

Albert Kump Bluffdale Language Club Jamboree

Don Kemp Sandy Ba. k thall Tennis Vo e. Woo<lworl·

Connie Kuhni Sandy r hcstra String Quart tt

School Play S nior Hop Amateur Hour Winner Dane R vi w

Leota Kellgren 'M urray Senior Hop QjrJ s' Cluh Fashion Show Languag Cll1b

Frank Kerr East MiJvalt

V rona Lew is Bloff dal ·

Jerry Keko Midvale Athletic Manag r Langu. g lub

H len Lat W ·st Jnr<lan Jainbor ·e Ch m. Cl th Ca 111cra ,luh

Thdma Lrson Mid va le

Beth Miller

RalphMad ·n

MiJval ·

Riv rton Art ~tub F.P.A.

Ja111horc ·

Brjsbanc Millet n1on

Chw 11" Sdrnol I l,1y Pag ·an t

'Iii

Helen Meyers R1w1tcin Charle n1an ,!oh tud · nt 'ouncil Snlcsnian Junio1 Prom

Jamborl'C

Florence May West Jordan C ha rl onian Language Club Amate u r Hour Jamboree H ome Ee. Club Student Council

Clem McMullin South Jo rdan Pag ant J unior Pr m Home Ee. Club Jamhore

Euge ne Millerberg Miclval Jamboree S nior Hor Band

at<t

B<.路 tty Maxwell Midva l 路 Ca111 ra Cluh

Jay Maxfield Union

Frances May West Jordan Student Council Char Ionian Harvest Ball Opera Language Club Home Ee. Club

Don.Morgan R iverton Boys' Club Pre . Soph. Sec. Opera Student Council Amateur Hour

Elaine Malstrom Murray Pageant Jamboree Fashion Show Amateur Hour

N yal McMullin outh Jordan Junior Prom Track Chem i 路try Club

Anna Jean e M alstrom Murray Beetdigger

Soph. Skit Junior Prom Girl' Club Op ra

Arl en e M al tro m W st Jordan Hom Ee. Jul Pr s Cluh

Floyd Morri Sandy

al Mgr . Be tdigger Fashion Show

Ja mhor

Intermission at the Hop

Sherman Mabey South Jordan Basketball Chemistry Club

K. Norris Sandy Student Council Basketball Voe. Woodwork

Lola Marchant Union Language Club Jamboree

Melva Naylor South Jordan Home Ee. Club Jamboree

Clifford Mousley Riv rton Band

Marva Naylor South Jordan Choru 路 Hm Ee. luh Jamboree Opera

B tty Mo re

Harold Madsen

Riv路rton

nion Chorus Tra k

Richard Nd 路on Union School I lay

F.F.A.

Recd Newbold Uni n

Orch str,

Band Junior Prom h mistry Clul

Maxine Nielsen Riverton Home Ee. Club Girls' Club Fashion Show Student Council

Paul Nomura West Jordan C hemistry Club Language Club

Stewart Newbold South Jordan Band Amateur Hour School Play Opera Chemi try Club

Wayne Nilsson Eat Midvale Boys' Club Ba eball Machine Shop Student Council

Thelma 01路gill

Betty Lou Owsley

Draper harl onian ids' Club rch stra Press Club Broadcaster Jambor

re cent Jamboree Home Ee. Club

Andy Ontiv

M1dval

F thall Athl ti luh Bask tball

Ralph Orgill W st Jordan ,h mistry Club Bask tba!J Boys' .;lub Camera Club Stud 路nt nun il

Fae Ostler s,intly Twirl路1 Jamhor

Banc.I Pageant , oph. A . mhly

Enid 01 on Un ion Home Ee. Club Pageant p ra Girl' Club Chemistry Club Chorus

Ora Orton Drap r Jam bore

Loraine Orgill Draper Charlonian Pageant Debating School Play Student Council Camera Club

Marjorie Payne

June Pugmire nion

Draper

Home Ee. Club Art Club Language luh pera Jambor e Girls' Cluh

Jam bore Band

Lowell Parry

Jean Porter Union pera Pag ant

Herriman

F.F.A. Public Sp al ing

Jambor c Charlonian Chorus

Student

ouncil

Howard Pear on W ·st Jord an Navy Air orps

Chemistry Cluh Gym Jamboree

Janie Pixton Draper Gharlonian School Play Pageant [ ebatc Essay Winn ·r

Lea Mae Page Riverton

Band Ja111horec Dancing

Ted Peterson :;rnJy Scni r Pre~. Or h stra S nior Hop Aswciatc Jw;ticc

Hom· Ee. ,!uh

Maude Proctor

Loi Parry BlufTdak lamhoree

Joye<" Pet r

011

11fon P1css Gluh Language Cluh li olll Ee. Club

Union Hon1 · Et. Cluh Gals' Club Swcdh ·an Ball Jamboree

Reggie Poor H rrirnan Sch\1\11 I lay Chorut1 Jarnbor c

Choru'i

Boys' Cluh

I ag ·ant

Opna I'm>

ball Mgr.

La Juana Page Riverton Jamboree Home Ee. Club Beetdigger Band

Clyde Palmer West Jordan Amateur Hour

G orgia Poul en ran it Council Cl orus

Hom Ee. Cluh Jamhore

Pag ant

Noel Page Riverton

Banc.J Jamhor . S. Navy

Myrna Pack I raper p 路ra Pag ant lamho1 Hom E . luh C:am ra Cluh

John Padjin Midvale Jamboree Machine Shop

Mary Petrlich Midvale Language Club Home Ee. Club Jamboree Student Council Choru Girl' Cluh

Robert Peterson Riverton Football Ba ketball Baseball Band chool Play Athletic Club

E th r Petrarca Union Jamboree Amateur Hour

Morri Pag Riverton tudcnt Council

Voe. Woodwork

Joyce Rasmussen Midvale Chorus Opera Home Ee. Club Council Pageant

Irving Rob~rts Murray Council Beetdigger Track Camera Club Pres Club Chemistry Club

Ronald Reading

Dorothy Robbin

Murray Football Basketball Track Chorus Council Athletic Club

East Midvale Art Club Fashion Show Jamboree

Maurine Ray Mic.lval Senior Vice-Pres. Language lub Jamboree Hom Ee. Club Pag ant

Delo Richards W st Jordan Soph. Band Chemistry Club Army Air Corps

With plans for the annual Swe t-hearts' Ball in full swing, we found senior home econ mists willing to pose for a snap.

Front row: Carol Sanderson, Enid Olsen, Lorraine Orgill, Margaret Gale Smith. Back row: I Ielen Ernstrom, Louise Van, Lois Vawdrey, Janice Pixton.

Donel! Rasmussen Sanely Judg Football pcra School Play ouncil Boys' Club Sc -.

H lenRop r Drap r Sc rctary Student Body Fashwn how Girl 路' !uh Hom Ee. h1h

Sybil Reeves Drap 路r

Home E. am era

lub !uh

Vir inia Ru s 1l Union Pr路s . Hom路E ,frls' Club

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Marian Sharp West Jordan Beetdigger Editor Salesman Press Club Jamboree

Paul Sjoblem

Draper Mixed Choru Opera

Lorna Swapp

Draper B ys' Club Football Basketball Track S ph. Strut

Jua11 ita Slater Midvale Language C lub S h o 1 Play Jamb rec

Bob Soper

East Midvale Jamboree Student Council

Bailey Sainsbury Sandy Voe. Woodwork Boys' Club

D eon Smith

Draper Mahin

hop

Shirle Seal Riv rton Student Council

irl '

Bill Stoor

luh

Sale man Hom Ee. Club

D ee S wen n Cottonwo d Heights Cam ra Club Chcmi try Club Language Club

Draper Home Ee . Club Language Cl 1b Opera Chorus Jamboree Student Council

D erald Stuart andy Football Student Council Chemi try Club Art Club Camera Club U . S. avy

Margaret Gale Smith Draper Charlonian School Play Camera Club Home Ee. Club Dramatic

Norma Sadler Draper Student Council Language Club Home Ee. Club

Hideo Sugiyama Crescent hemistry Club

J a mboree

Robert Shaw Drap r Student Council

Carol Sanderson Draper Hom e Ee. Cl 1h Art Club Stud nt Col1ncil Sweethearts' nail Jam h re Junio 1 Prom

William mith nion

Ban cl Jarnhorc

Betty Ruth Slaughter Sandy Language Club

Barbara Smith Drap r Band Language 1 rb Jambor Sch J Play

, al

·nHtn

Home Ee. Club

Ila Smith W ·st Jordan Home Ee. !uh Fashion Sh w

Llllgu;q.(c Cluh P.P.A.

Wyoria Stowe Midvale Choru .~

Pag ant Opera Camera Club

oll

n tcphcns ·n

Riverton Orem Pag ·ant

Charl1J11ia11 Jarnho1 · · ;ir ls' Clt1h

Stanl y Sharp East Miclval • Band hi ·ti· Manag r Voe. Woodwork

Fred S houtcn South Jortlan Scnio1 Hor Ja111hnn:c

F.F.A.

Donnabel Spratling West Jordan Charlonian Beetdigger Mgr. Language Club Oratorical Winner Pageant Pres Club

Beverly Thompson Murray Orche tra Home Ee. Club Camera Club

Edith Tea Riv rton Jambor Hom Ee.

Draper Home Ee. Club Language Club Girls' Club Fashion Show Jamboree

Eva Tesch Wet Jordan Spani h Club Home Ee. Club ales man Beetdigger

Joyce Thorum lub

Lucille Thornt n East Midval iris' luh Stud nt Council

Wayn Van

Union Band pera Pageant chool Play Camera Cluh Charlonian

Rob rta Thaxton Riv rton Hi torian Charl nian Junior Prom School Play Student Council

Betty Terkel on

Uni n ootball Athl tic Club J mior Pr . . Mar hall tud nt Council

Elaine Vale Riverton Jambor Languag

Idonna Smith

Draper Jamboree

Louise Van lub

Union Home Ee. Club Fa hion Show Pageant

Lois Vawdrey Draper H .nie Ee. Club Pageant Chorus Play Sweetheart ' Ball

Fay Wallgren Sandy Char Ionian Chemistry Jub Camera Cluh

Beverly Washburn Drap r oph. Strut

Jamboree Girl 'Club Pre . Hom· Ee. Club

Vauna Wood Mid val Home Ee. Club pcra Jam bore Chorus

Fashion Sh w

Ann William Sandy Languag Club Art Club Broadca t r nior H0p

Grant Winward Rivert n Band

Beth Wiliam W st Jordan Chemistr.y lub Camera lub Jamhor c nior Hop Girls' Club

Ila Wcngr n l Jnion Jan1burc

Thelma Wardle South Jordan Juni r Vic -Pr Junior Prom C>un . enior Hop

ale Winward Rivcrt< n Soph. Fo tball

VaLoris W bb West Jordan Girls' Club Charlonian School Play Ch mistry Club Pageant Orate. rical Winn r

Bat·bara Wright Union Hom •

·.

!uh

?:lte ff u11iors The juniors are enjoying the lull between last and next year's ann eties. They are inclined to laugh at the sophs, and enjoy ignoring the seniors. Full of life, relaxed and free, they will capably accept next year's worries. Betty Lou Adamson nion Dona Allred

Bluffdale Reid Atkin on

andy Dorothy Allen Drap r Shirley Ander on Mid val Donna L u Allen Riv rton Butler Anderson

'andy Beverly Brady East Midvale Merlen Andrus Drap r Jean Asay W st Jordan Bill Anderson

Sandy Lah Boyce Butler Sp ncer Bateman W st Jordan Mary Jean Ander on

Sandy G orgia Bodell H rriman Alberta Brailsford Drap r Ralph B rrett Drap r Myrl Beck tead South Jordan Marian Bird E st Midval LaRa B ckstead , outh J >rdan Geniel B ck 'andy Norma Black Midv, Ir M Iba Brady Union Melvin Brady nion Rosalyn Barne

Sandy Beverly Beck rap r Donna Brady Union Eldon Brown Drap r Pearl Blair Bull rvill Mary Lou Bod 11 H rriman

LaRae Burgon, Uniorr Shirlee Ann Bishop, Salt Lake: City Nelson Buck, Midval Joyce Brown, Midvale

Bertin Bateman, outh Jordan Sophie Bakoulas, West Jordan Delores Cowdell, Midval Clarice Christensen, Sandy

La June Christensen, Midvale Rob rt Cundick, andy Bonnie Mae Christensen, M1dv.dt.: Roger Caywood, Riv rton

Earl Cr ws, Sandy Rena Connelly, Draper Ricb:u-d Crapo, , n<ly Louise Carl en, M11n.1y

Don Cockayne, Sandy, Navy Miriam Calton, Union Lucill Christensen, W ·i;t Jor<la11 Calvin Dansie, Riv ·1 ton

Helen Dittman Uni n Mary Dool y, Miclval Jam

ay,

rap

Vaudis Day, Draper

Robert Dan°ley, Mic.lvak Eugen D. hi, East Midvale Betty I unn,

nion

Barbara Egbert, Riwrton

herman Fitzgerald, D rap •r Barbara Ewell, andy l forold Elmer, andy Mary Endo, Cr sc ·nt

Vesta Freeman Herriman Theron Farnsworth

Sandy Ann Furse West Jord an Jay Forbush Union

Bonnie Ferguson

Sandy Mary Fratto Dr, p r

Stella Furgis Crescent Jackson Fitzgerald Draper

Betty Gogel

Sandy Kenneth Gotberg Union Shirley Gardner W est Jordan Gene Greenwood

andy Genevieve Goff

Sandy Lorna Goff

Sandy LaRue G1路eene

Sandy Dale Hand

Sandy Fumi Ha1路ada Union Guy Hatch W 'St Jord an Lois Han en Union Kad Harrison

Mid val 6euy Hulsey Salt Lak CiLy Ellis Harri

Sandy Gloria Hornherger

Union Jay Hardcastl

Sandy Sarah Hardc11 de

Sandy Blaine Holt outh Jordan Joye Holt South Jordan Calvin Harri

Sandy Betty Hans n

Union M rlin Jones W f'.L Jordan

ff 111tiors !dona Jone

WestJ rdan Marvin Johnson an<ly

Lenore Jensen

. ndy Jack Joi·gen en W· ·t J rdan H len Jone Blt1ff dalc Clarke Jone Mid val Janice Jensen East Midvale Aid n J nkins

Mic.lvalc Wanda Jensen W t J rdan Richard Jordan rap r

M Iba Jenkins

Midvale Dorothy Ko 'Ovich W ·st Jordan Don F. Lcnnb rg Mic.lval Marian Larson 'andy Margar t Lloyd Midvale Leonard L wis M 1rray Alain> L wi

Drar r Jenin Murphy

Midval· Billy Mangum Mic.Jval · Bcvedy Morri.

Sanuy Connie Mar hant

n10n !Van McCleary

East M1Jval f.ty MK e

South Jordan Donna Mads n Riv rton erald Maxfield

So11th Jordan R<'nc Mill rberg

Mid al H len Mi k lsen Midvale ayl n Maynes Cotlonwo cl H ·ight...

Bnrbara Mumford Sanely

Ann M Donald Salt L.tk (,ity

Donna Manning, Crescent Betty McShane, Mid vale Wally Morgan, Riverton Marilyn Nelson, Midvale

Neldon Neff, Riv rton Lucille Magashima, Granite Almon Nelsen, Sandy Edna Newman Riverton

Beverly

acey, Sandy

Eugene Neilson, Cre cent Maryan Nelson, Uni n Gordon Neff, Cr scent

Howard Nelson, Mid val' Ruth Naruo,

r ·s

.Kenn th Ni lscn, East Miclval Richard Leon Olson, Midva!

Calvin Orgill, Draper hirlcy Oakeson, South Jordan Sh rman Oak son, South Jordan Vaunda P tet'len, West Jorcl n

Lola Beth P ter, n, ·a 't Midv. I Grant

P~ge,

Riv •1ton

Efain Pati nc , Midval

Raymond Parry, H rriman

Edward Poul en Miclval · Elaine Petersen, Riverton Steve Paulos Mi<lval Marjory Petersen, South Jordan

Norman Proctor, Union Edna Pappa, Midval

Philip Petersen, andy Betty Jo Pierson, andy

Earl Peterson, Sandy Irene Petrarca, Union John Rudelick, Cr sc nt Mildred Richards, Union

Loraine Russell, Draper Kilmer Roundy, Draper Barbara Ross, Midvale RoLayne Ra mussen, Midvale

Jack Rose, W st Jordan Barbara Rawlings, Drar r Gloria Rasmussen, Midvale. Bob Swen on, Sandy

Lou Ann S rdar, Midvale

John D. Smith, andy Carol Spratling, W t

Joi Jan

Boyd tock, Mid ,de

B. Soren en, East Mic.Jvalc

Ali e Smith Drn.p r Neil Sot·cns n, Draper Mary Silcox, Riv rton

Delore. , Steadman,

We ~t

rdan

Wall, • Sjobl m, Drap r Nor en S hmidt Mid • I·

K nncth St('adman, M1dvak P:ttsy Sto ks, Ri

rton

Allen mith, West jnrd n

Mary mith, Granite

Ma ·in• Searle, Mid ale

DuWaync Schmidt, M1dval · Rcnl'

wapp,

Kendall

.1st M1<.h;if

mith, S ndy

Ruth Sjoblom, Draper Phyllis Swenson, Butler James C. Thompson, Sandy Dorothy Thornblad, Sandy

Luane Tucker, South Jordan Rodney Turner, Bluffdale Doris Thornblad, Sandy John Thornton, Dra per

Paul Thompson, Riverton Norma Tripp, Midvale Dick Thompson, Midval e Dorothy Terry, Mid val

Effie Thomson, Union Dow Townsend, Sandy Geraldine Vawdrey, Drap Fred Weibell, W st Jordan

Keith Wardl , outh Jordan Loi Wahlin, M 1rray Max Ware, Sandy G raldine Wheadon S:rnJy

Doris Wood, Riv rton K ith Winn, Butl er

Luana Winn, But! r Jesse West, Bluffdal

Robert Whitmore, Granit

Carolyn Webb Bluff dal Ydell Webster, ' an<ly, Air Corps Thelma Young, South Jo rd an

Hel n Yengich, Mid val Eugene Young W , t Jordan Donna Young, East Mid vale N well Young, Ea, t M id ale

<:It e Sophomores Young and filled with awe·at first, the sophomores have become confident Jordanites. Without a care, they shout their way up the stairs to the ranks of juniors. Connie Algood, Midvale Donald Allen, Draper Barbara Anderson, Riv ·rton DeVon Andrus, Draper Wanda Acord, nion Lorene Andersen, Crescent Rose Andersen, Sandy Bryant Anderson, East Midvale Patsy Ander on, Midvale Daunetta A hby, rc~c nt Gloria Bird, Ea t Midvale David Bigler, Granite Ruth Bills, Rivert n Merridy Atwood, W st J ordan LaVere Br·ady, Union Beth Bishop, andy Beverly Boulter, Draper Glade Burgon, Union Alice Boyce, 'andy Betty Brady, East Midvale Marian Burr, Riverton Donald Brown, Draper Shirley Brown, South Jordan Donna Burmester, West Jord,u1 Wanda Burkin on, Sandy

Ilene Beckstead, South Jor<l;tn Bette Bastian, R1 v<'rton

Juel l3u1·ton, Wci;t Jord ail

Effi B ni ·, W

·~t

Jor<lan

Sh lb.1 Butt rficld, H 11 irnan f orothy

ummo k, ,ottonwo J H ·ight Paul

hristian,on, MiJval'

Ray Dimmi k, M1dv al • Mary Jan(' Ounyon, D1ap ·r

. Low II Chm•

Edn• Cow

O,:~.· WrJ:J'~n Conger,~~~d~ n So. Jordan · ·•n C.ane, H

I ·

Camp~hidey

Heniman Christensedlendon

Midvale d Clayton, San bouglas

Cf!~;

M 'dvale clement, Drnper

dell Sandy f d 'andy Bloffdale andy n Ore cent M 'dvale Midvale Deon Craw or Ji.i.,y Cmmp, Delbert Cmmp, Willard Clayto 'Bob Coope, ' Merna Dunn,Allen Day, Dn per

· ranit M 'dval Gail D spau>,Dona Densley, La:..a. Denney,

V,~~~ensley, Rm£::: ·

B~wedy

d Demas, San

J rdan D'<w, Un'BiJ1 Dimond,;:;:; Dunn, Midvale

J~An

D hi Un;on Lowell C.

Wdv~\~a Bluf t'a~ghn ~~~:~'Dahl. I

Duffin, Mi!:,dabavi"

Midvale

Dansie,

Draper

Dan>ie,

Ewell,~~~Y .

Mary Jane EstR.!:'bert Eng "•t:;·is faick,.n, MW:li., Dee

Midvt;o Duke,

D'D~:,'glas

Day, Drnpcr

d 16nni•>. D';f.b.,. Egbert, nion . Draper d Joan Enm s, Bert Elg, ·an y

fanstro'F~ank Fairbourn,M~."Finlay D~~na ·~;her ~ugn FitzgerM~rian onMu~~a~ o~ tzger~~~~G.'.e~n. ; ,_~·~ine BJ:, W M~:;h Dra~everly ~,~"Green,

Bob End o, Ccescent Helen

Id Draper Leah Fitzge<aV

Draper Dcap FitzgeraId 'ua Maer

Id Draper

Midvale d Donna Glovederaldine Gar

on, W. t Jordan Lee Fair b

C r n Hgts.

Fergu

Midvale G<een,

Crc<ecnt

Md ale

Fowler' D 'Mo":na Frand en'r

Gardner,

n Cr FitzgeV'audi sc nt Id Dnpcr fairbourn,

J d·u1 ''ae":e;ly Garff,

.·

y ';,,. tto. Drn rgoris Fi

I 'Garfi Id,

•ncnl

Ann

Bu ti r

But! ' r Riv rton

Ronald Eskelson, Union Joyce Erickson, Sandy Beth Egbert, Sandy Vernon English, Butler Raymond Forbush, Union Lora Farnsworth, Sandy Betty Lou Forman, Herriman Ted Gorringe, Midval Genevieve George, Sandy Jack Hurd, East Midval

Lorna Hender on, Draper Paul Halstead, Sandy Donna Higgs, Midvale Ralph Heuser, Sandy Joyce Howlett, Draper Earl Hudson, Union lyla Jean Hendricksen, Draper Lee Hilton, Union Jean Holt, South Jordan Veron Hiatt, Sandy Bonnie Hardcastle, Draper Jack Higgins Granite Geraldine Hughes, Sandy Ray Hughes, Midvale Arlene Hales, Murray Mary Hendrix, Murray Marilyn Huff, Draper Hazel Hebdon, South Jordan LaMar Isackson, Midvale Nola Jensen, Draper Warren Jarvis, South Jordan Grace Jackson, Midvale Arley Johnson, Sandy Beverly Jones, West Jordan Victor Jacobson, Midvale

Bonnie Jensen, Sandy Jack Jarvie, Draper Agnes Johnson, Sandy Richard Jewkes, Ea t Midvale Glade Justesen, West Jordan

Barbara Johnson, Midval

Lola Jensen, Draper La Vere Jones, Cre 路c nt Janet Jensen, Midvale Francis Johnson,

nion

Ralph Jensen, Riverton Dick Jensen, andy Gay Krans, Murray Otto Kuhni, Sandy Dixey Kerr, Midvale

La Wanna Kylen, Bluff dal 路

Alice Kasuga, Granite Joseph Kirton, Draper Vera Kirk, Midvale George Kalakis, W 路 t Jordan Doris Long, Union Dale Lee, Midvale Jean Loveall, Midval Kenneth LeClaire, West Jordan Lola Mae Larsen, Blu fT dale

Arthur Lepore, West Jordan Shirl Y Maxfield, West Jordan Jean Mick !sen, Drapci

an Middl ton, East Midval John Ma7:lnis, , ancly

Billi Neff, Riv rton P. trida Nix, Sandy J raldine Oliver, Midval Lindy Ozan in B 1tl r

E· st Midvale

hi Rivccton

t n

~ason,

d n

Leah Lovenda K'cnneth Lambson, L:ngford, RiGvertdoo: Mousley, R1verMakris, West Jlor Joyce • o< Peggy Stan ey

M 'd ale RivertonMarie Maxwe11M, .klelson, Crescent Ro<e Jame. ><

J H rciman

t Jm·dan

Midvale

C~wl Newman,Lo~ Dcal/'.\~yd

N ' kle Union Mignon

R ·vccton

Orton,

Mu~Farlane, ~er,

ohn MascaroM, ary Malstrom, Hcosward MilleJr ergM,cNamara, SMan YMeyers, UniRon Marie MaddoRx, • oan ax o<e ay

Olwn, C<e ';;';mona Ol<en, Glo,l'a On<ive<o"

D~<win

M'dvale

Hd 1

cay

B.llu Ma Ma" yn

Midvale

0<gi1Ji.v;;fyeo,tle<, Umon

k Midvale lenn Sto ero'· e Sandstrom, Riverton Stringfel low, Draper . e Spratling, W I . Jordan Sadler, M1.d Vtll·I·c •an Bu<ton Mamon G enn Do o<

St><ko}~nlo, St><kovoi)~,.en ~': 'n ~wen Ea')ea~ S~;elby, . h M;dvale . h Midvale

Joyce

Stapley,

Sharp, MD irrany Slaughter, andSy11arr Murray a Lorna '

M .d ·ole

on,

Drnp~.:Juana Smit: °Ji~f~ lShuJ,

Sanillen Smith,

n, We ·t '" '

. · h Midvale Sandy Midvale Louos Smot • Maxine Stowe, Glen Steadman, Betty Sma<t,

on, 'Tue andky cc, Drar ' r '11011Wilhu< St It r • Un1< Alicen Sp nc r • Bluffcfal.' Maxme Sa nder Gmld

d n

Mavis Park,

andy

Joe Patience, Midvale Everett Parry, Herriman Lois Parnell, Sandy Betty Rimington, Midvale Dale Smith, Crescent Dale Sorensen, Drap r Shirley Steadman, W st Jordan Verla mith, 路 Draper Edward Seal, Riv rton V rna Dean Terkelson, Drap r Leah Thompsop, Murray

Kenney Turner, Murray Daniel Tolman, Sandy Maurine Tripp, Ea t Midvale LeRoy Tea, Riverton Roland Tuft, Midvale Richard Vincent, Midvale Joyce Vawdrey, Draper Lewis Washburn, Draper Wilma Walgren, Sandy Kenneth Williams, We t Jordan Alice Walker, Sandy Curtis Wright, Sandy Joyce Woodhead, Midvale Henry West, Draper Dorothy Withers, Draper Max Wood, West Jordan Wanda Wilkins, Sandy Kenneth Wanberg, Midvale Maxine Wright, Union Lynn Walker, Sandy Lois Wa hburn, Draper Keith Williams, We t Jordan Evelyn Wheadon, South Jordan Ada Young, Draper Joye Young, Union

eate11dar 30- Teachcrs' institute 31- School begin September 3- Get-acquaintecl dance 10- Musical assembly 17- Amateur hour 22- Class elections 24 Jordan defeats Grand Junct10n in fir t football tu le. 30- Charlonian ini6a.tion October I-Movie and F.F.A. Harvest Ball 8- Press Club presents Arthur Gaeth and Jordan cl feats Tooele 14- Students out to harvest beet 15- Jor<lan defeats Granite 22- Jordan defeats Murray 29- J rdan loses to Davis November 4- Students back from harvesting h ct 5- Jordan beats Grantsville 24- Thanksgiving <lane with turkey rafBe December 3- Senior Hop 8- Baskctball cason open J rdan def at Am rican Fork 9- School play, "Family Portrait" 17- Athletic Club sponsors <lane 23 - Christmas vacation for ten clay January 7- Movie, and Jordan loses to Davis 21- Jordan beats South High February 4- Jorda.n defeats Granite 11 Jordan loses to Davis 14 Standard il Company as mbly 1 Bond rally, Home c. l 1h pr nts th w cth .trt'' Ball, and W High wins from Jordan 22--Washington 's Birthday chool di missed 2- Movie of the bombing of Pearl Harb r March 3 Jordan loses to Granite by on point 22 Oratorical cont st 24 Junior Prom and Lyceum a cmhly 30 District Mu ic Contest 3 J- Charlonian B<tll April 7- Noininating Asscmhly 13 Opera, "Mocking Bird" 21 Jamhore, and st 1<lcnt hotly 路I ct ion 26 Lyceum ;ts 路cmhly 28 harlonians' on -act rL1y May 5 F;1shion Show 12 Seminary graduation 16 Senior Progr SIV' 17 Y carhuok Day 19 Senior graduation August

Pla11

President Shirley Beckstead hand omc crooner, lady charmer, opera lead, steered the course of a successful year ... What more need be said of hi ahilitic ?

Vice-President Paulene Boyce - friendly and smiling, op ra lead, cl v r, known by all. Be t wi he . Jordan will long rcmcm her you.

Historian Roberta Thaxton personality plus, initiative, and intelligent, well '4uippcd to lead . . . and he did an xccllcnt joh of it.

Secretary Helen Roper vivaciou hcauty from Draper, a ocial favorite, with tim 路 to k ep note on cl ing at Jordan.

Senior doings swung gayly along under their lead; ership-initiated Senior Hobo Day, planned the Hop, conducted the buying of rings, and went Hall out', for the Progressive.

Secretary Joy Burmester Vice-President Maurine Ray President Ted Petersen

These junior officers kept an eye on all student activity whil bu ily planning a successful Prom.

Vice-President Doris Wood Secretary Dorothy Allen President Jesse West

ophomore fficers were content to wat h an I Ii t n to th d ings of their elders, but S( on dev lop d a promising initiative which pro; d 1 eel th tru t in high style.

President Lynn Nil son Vice-President Mary Jane Dunyon Secretary Lois Richardson

The Court The COURT is composed of members of the student body chosen by the students themselves. The e members work tirelessly to-ward their goal of school unity. The method of achieving this goal is not by force, but rather by con,. vincing the unco perative person that what they did wa wrong. Judge Rasmussen, with the aid of the student body officers, labored long h urs writing a new school con titution. Front row: Thelma Wardle, Wayne Van. Back row: Keith Hogan, Kenneth Steadman, Donell Rasmussen, Frank Holt, Clyde Crane.

The STUDENT COUNCIL is made up of a repre·entative from each fir t period room, who presents the views and opini ns of each of the e clas es in th discu i n f student administration and plans for tudent entertainment. The council rem in on hand with suggestions and relay messages from counci] to cl

Front row: Verna Dean Terkel on, Arlene Roper, Robert Shaw, Mary Green, arl Harri on, Vaudis Day, Ruth Kim, Miriam Calton, Elaine Brown. Second row: Donna Manning, Kenn th St . dman, Mary Lou Bod II, Hel n ori. Fitz· Meyers, Morris Page, Joyce Ra mu en, Joyce Howlett, Patricia Brown, hirl y Brown. Third row: gerald, Dorothy Allen, John McRae, LuciUe Thornton, Jackson Fitzgerald Keith B kstead, Wayne Van, Don 11 Rasmussen, Maxine Niel en. Fourth row: Thelma Wardle, Carol Sand rs n, D on Smith, oris W od, M Iba Brady, Joyce Nance, Frances May, Mary Petrlich, Vaunda P tet3 •n, Paulin Boye . Fifth r w· Hel n Roper, Rigg Gardner, Lorraine Orgill, Calvin Jayne 1 Carol Clark, Shirley B ckst ad, Rob rta Thaxton, arl Crews, on Jacobs n, Paul Thompson, Armon Mitchell.

Bovs' Club Officers

Girls' Club Officers

Mary Lou Bodell, Vice-President Beverly Wa hburn, Pre ident Shelba Butterfield, Secretary

Guy Burgon, Vice-President Don Morgan, President Fred Densley, Secretary

The Boys' and Girls' Club officers worked hand in hand with the tudent body officers-helped sponsor bond drives, dances, matinees, assemblie , and ther school activities.

Cheer Leaders

Joyce Starkovich

Bob Swensen

Shirley Blanchard

Ever pre ent with vim and vigor to cheer the teams on, they were als present at council meetings to add a peppy flavor to all activity planning, and they initiated a new eries of pep rallies and assemblies.

Jordan,s 1943.-44 sports program, although not on the receiv.ing of many awards, was packed full of tense moments and thrill.ing, close games. The forming of the Big Six later in the season made for closer games and keener interest of the sports fan . The sophomore class showed great promise of making future champion teams for Jordan, especially since they won the basket-ball championship in the ~~c,, division this year.

Coaches

Chad Beckstead

"Snide" Taylor

Frank Kamnikar

SQUAD

Front 1 ow : Donell Rasmussen, Julian Forman, Bill Erdman, Andrew Ontiveras, Riggs Gardner, Wayne Van, Calvin Jaynes. Middl row: Derald Stewart, Robert Peter on, Wallace Morgan , Ross Henderson, Langley Canning, Paul Thompson, Bill Anderson, Merlin Jones. Bac k row : Frank Butterfield, Jay Hansen, Ronald Reading, Pete Deneris, Dale Hand, Darrell Wheeler, Duane Player, Richard Crapo, Richard Olsen.

Managers

SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL 26

Jordan

Davis

Jordan

at Jord an

Bingham

Jordan

at Bingh am

ranite

a t Granite

Keith Winn and James Thompson

Wallace Morgan " W ally" Fullback

Bill Erdman " Bill'' Center

Robert Petersen " P ete"

End

Pete Deneris " P ete" T ackl e

Donell Rasmussen " R a" W in gback

Riggs Gardner " Rigg路" T ack le

Derald Stuart "St 1"

Guard

Langley Canning "Flo" Guard

PRE-SEASON Jordan

September 17- Jordan at Carbon

33 - 0

24- Grand Junction at Jordan

13 - 7

LEAGUE October 8- Jordan at Tooele

28- 0

15-Granite at Jordan

14 - 12

22- Jordan at Murray

19 - 0

0- 6

29- Jordan at Davis November

27 - 6

5- Grantsville at Jordan 12- Cyprus at Jordan .

21 - 6

19- Bingham at Jordan

68- 0

Julia11 Forman

Paul Sjoblom

Frank Butterfield

Ronald Reading

"Pog " uard

" helby" Wingback

"Snider" Center

"Scerb" Fullback

Wayne Van

Andy Ontiveras

Jay.Hansen

Frank Holt

"Pooch"

"Pucho" Fullback

"Smith" End

"Slingshot" Fullback

uard

Harold Elmer "Duke" Tackle

Duane Player "Plug"

Halfha.ck

Richard Crapo "Crapo"

End

Ross Hender en " H nd 'rscn"

End

Fred Den lcy "Fr cl"

Bill Ander en "Bon !'"

uarJ

Merlin Jon s " Joncsic"

Fullback

Don Haun "Haun"

Tac kl

Dale Hand "Foot"

Tackle

Nelsen Buck "Buffer" Guard

Paul Thompson "Thomps"

End

Guy Hatch "Hatch" Tackle

Darrell Wheeler "Doc" Wingback

Richard Olsen (Not photographE'd)

SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL South

Jordan

January 20 at South

West

Jordan

January 13 at W

Davis

Jordan

January 6 at Jordan

Jordan

January 2 7 at Jordan

J rdan

February 3 at Granite

East Granite

BASKETBALL SCORES

Delbert Crump

SECOND TEAM

"Desperate" Guard

Jordan

Donald Collett

31 Lehi D c mber 14 at L hi

. 33 Provo . D e ember 16 at Pr vo

Jordan

32 Davi January 7 at Davi

Jordan

. 27 West January 14 at J rdan

Jordan

. 28 S uth January 21 at Jordan

"Coke" Forward

Jordan

ranite rd. n

. 23 Davis . F hruary 11 at Jordan

Fchruary 4 at

Jordan

Sherman Mabey " herm" Forward

tanding: Sherman Fitzg raid, Neil S r n n , Richard Crap , Daniel Goli h. itting: Jay P ter en, Darrell Wheeler. Not pr 'Sent: J hn D. Smith.

January 28 at

Second Team

Jay Hansen

Robert Peterson

Langley Canning

Ronald Reading

"Smith"

"Pete" Center

"Flo" Guard

" cerb"

Paul Sj blom

Blaine Grant

Wallace Morgan

Duane Player

"Shelby" G 1ard

"Flash" Forward

"Wally" Forward

''Plug" Guard

nt r

Guard

PRE-SEASON Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan

49 26 27 24 39 37

Amer. Fork Lehi Provo Provo Lehi Amer. Fork Murray

26 31 45 46

28 35 44

Dec mber December December December December December December

10 at Jordan 14 at Jordan 16 at Jordan 21 at Provo 23 at Lehi 28 at Amer. Fork 31 at Murray

LEAGUE Jordan Jordan J rdan Jordan Jordan Jol'dan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan

36 27 52 26 30

24 30 38 31 30

Davi Wet South Eat Granite Davis West South East Granite

47 28 30 27

29 37 32 23 32 31

January 7 at Davi January 14 at Jordan January 21 at Jordan January 28 at Deseret Gym February 4 at Jordan February 11 at Jordan February 18 at Dcseret Gym F bruary 22 at South February 25 at Jordan March 3 at Granite 63

C:racfl This year track was greeted with more enthusiasm by the fel-lows than is usually accorded to the sport. Quite a number of boys came out for the track team, which is unu ual at Jordan. Not much is yet known as to the ability of the team. The year-book will go to press before the fir t meet which will be a tri-angular meet at Granite- Murray, Jordan, and Granite partici-pating. Whatever the outcome, the fellows seem to have the spirit for a splendid team.

Z:e1111is The tennis team, coached by Frank Kamnikar appear very promising, although the unusual sprina we ther placed it in the opening game of the season with the handicap f having had v ry little practice beforehand.

Soph Team Gale Dspain Douglas Cary George Zupan Earl Ray Bateman Allen Smith Devon Andru Ray McFarland

All n Day

etubs Officers

Jlome- 8e. etub As usual, the Home Ee. Club mem-bers were busy all year. Besides sponsoring the annual Sweet-hearts, Ball, and helping with the Home Ec..-F.F.A. Banquet, they found time to aid various charity organizations.

Front, Virginia Russell, President; left, Enid Olsen; back, Arlene Malstrom; right Geraldine Yawdrey.

Front rnw: Carol and rs n, H I n Engstrom, Jane Atwood, Dorothy Robbins Melva Naylor, Fay McKee. Second row: Louise Van, Enid Olson, Wanda Jensen, ldona Jone Mar 1a Naylor, Mary Fairbourn, Eva Tesch. Third row: Renee Mill rberg, Geraldine Vawdr y, Shirley Clayton, Barbara Ewell Margaret Gale Smith, Janice Pixton, Lorraine Orgill. Fourth r w: Betty Lou Oust y, Georgia Poul en Beverly Thompson, Barbara Smith, Lois Vawdrey, Sarah Hardcastle, en vi v Goff Vauna Wood, Betty Callas. Fifth row: Joy Bagshaw, Myrna Pack, Norma Sadler, Sybil Reeves, Arlene Malstrom, Mary Smith, Phylli Higgins, Donna Mad en, Mavis Parks, Dorothy Kichas. La t row: Dorothy Allen, Mrs. Cl m nt, Maude Proctor, Mis Domgaard, Virginia Ru sell, Elaine Petersen, ReNae Connelly, Lola Jensen, Nola Jensen, Joan Enni s, Dora Goff, Leah Fitzgerald, Mary Mal trom.

e1tar/011ia11s Senior

First r w: Valoris Webb, Afton English, Florence Dansie, Elaine H.t.6eld, Loi lsaa Genevieve EngJi h. c orHJ row : Carol Clark, Colleen Stevensen, Paulene Boyce, Faye Walgren, Margaret Gail Smith, Janice Pixton, Vivian Johnson. Third row : Roberta Thaxton, Frances May, Lorraine Densley, Phylli Drap r, Lorraine Orgill, Joyce Thorum, Thelma Orgill. Back row : Barbara Deming, Donnabel Spratling Flor nee May Helen Meyers, Wilma Hogan, Jean Porter, Jackie Gould, Frances Jenkins.

Officers

Beauty- intellig nee - wit

and ch rm

- a true represe tation f th club. The ffic wer w1s ly fill d and n r e could have served them m re ilig n ly nd gra efully than have President Car 1 1 rk, Vic .-Presid nt

1 ria

asm i.ss n

Barbara D ming and Hj t rian Ill

Left, Carol Clark; front, Gloria Rastnusse11; ri ~ ht , Barbara Deming; hac k, Donna Manning.

ecret ry nna Man ..

Junior

Pirst row: Marilyn Nelson, Georgia Bodell, Genie! Beck, Donna Manning, Vaudis Day, Doris Wood, Betty Dunn, Roselyn Barnes. S nnd i路ow: Shirley Ann Bishop, Delores Steadman, Barbara Rawlings, Ruth SjobJom, Mary Jean Payne, Melba Brady, Mat路y Lou Bodell, Noreen Schmidt, Helen Dittman, Irene Petrarca. Third row: RoLayne Rasmussen, B verly Morris, Cami Spratling, LaRae Beckstead, Norma Black, Marian Larson, Betty Jo Pierson, Leah Boyce, Alberta Brailsford, Dorothy Allen. Fourth row : Luane Tucker, Alair Lewis, Barbara Rosse, Janice Jensen, Donna Young, Lorraine Russell, Larue Green, Barbara Mumford, Renee Millerberg. Back row: Marjorie Peterson, Donna Brady, Beverly Brady, LaRae Burgon, Gloria Rasmussen, Maxine Searle, Helen Mickelson, Geraldine Vawdrey.

M nday i their day, and maroon sloppy,.joes and gray skirts assemble t noon in Mi Raw n's room to discuss business affairs, financial and oth rwis , and plan new activities to further their aim, which is HTo stim,. ulat chool pirit. ,, pon ring Red Cr ss drives, promoting the sale of bonds and stamps, u h ring at gam s, play , and operas, and as a final effort sponsoring a on rt by th chool string quartette at the Art Barn, are only a few of many duti s performed by the club. The Charl nians are making a great name for themselves and have risen high in th esteem of the school this year guided by the firm and capable hand f th ir president, Carol Clark. Th se girl are of the fine t in the school and are chosen by their , h lastic record. Every one ha an average of B,.plus or above, and thi is encouraging as they have ninety; ome;odd members this year. Under th supervi ion of Misses Tuttle, Rawson, and Ryan, cheme ar discu sed and ideas formed for bettering the club and keeping it in running order. 67

Fir t row: Dean Hansen, Lewis Washburn, Lewis King, Rammond Forbush, G ne Godfrey, Lynn Walk r, Billy Neff, Darrell Ray. Second row: Earl Hudson, Ralph Mad en, Sterling Smith, Jame Day, Earl Gad1 Id, Johnny Rudeli k, H nry Kavist, Douglas Day, Harold Hoffman, Mr. Boyce. Third row: Paul Hal tead, N ldo11 Cundick, Keith B ckstead, Richai路d P terson, Sherman Fitzgerald, Jack Freeman, Eugene Young, Laval Spene r, Galen Ni 1 n. fourth row: Leo l uk , W ly Gilb rt, Fred Schouten, Lowell Parry, Brian Andersen, Gerald Brown Glen Zullo k, H ward Millerberg, Max Ware, Dal Smith. Fifth row: Tony Fratto, Johnny Ma caro, Veron Hiatt, Arley Johnson, Ronald Lamb on, Gene N Ison, arl White, Ralph Heuser, Harold Petersen, Kenneth Burningham, Vaughn DaMie, Max chouten, Kenneth Rusell. Si th row: Ma Wood, Keith Wardle Ray Bateman, Bob Endo, Glenn Nelon, David Bigler, Clifford Shulscn, L Roy Tea, Billy Beckstead. Not photographed: Woodruff Butterfield, Norman Kamada, Billy Hull Linden M. xficld, Almon N Ison, Jay Peterson, All n Smith, Odeen Anderson, Owen Beckstead, Gcot路ge Bo~en ch utz, Frank Fitzgerald Zane Gr路een, Got路don Neff, Glen Steadman, Arthur Alexander, Kenneth Bennion, Rulon Dahl, Frank Holt, G orgc Zup. n, Willard CJayton, J, m s Mi kl on.

'luture '!armers of America The goal of the F .F .A. b y

ha vc bigg r and b tter

projects and improve the farms and method

f f- rming as much

as possible. For a defense project, the club sp n r d a paper driv ing prizes to the class and t

ffer--

the individual tud nt bringin m

the most paper. They collected 14 375 p unds of waste pap r. With the funds received they ga.v th sch 68

1 a pi tur

how.

The Ag boys have completed 85 projects during#the past year, the major ones being the raising of swine, sheep, cows, and sugar beets. The boys played basketball after school, ran four educational pictures in class, gave the first social of the season, the Harvest Ball, and with the Home Ee. girls, gave a banquet followed by a picture show and a dance.

F.F.A. OFFICERS Sterling Smith, James Day, President, Allen Smith, Ronald Lambson, Neldon undick.

HARVEST BALL COMMITTEE Kn cclit g, Sterling Smith, Allen Smith,

Ri hard Peter n. iandin g: James Day,

Ronald Lamb on, Neldon Cundi k, W ÂŁ>siy Gilbert, Sherman Fitzgerald.

A corne r of th e H arvest Ball and th e ucc n , D lore Steadman.

Pirst row: Luane Tucker, Bertha

Doty, Marjorie Payne, Deon Smith, Doris Long, Geraldine Gardner. econd r w: Mary Jean Payne, Maryan Nelson, Sarah Hardcastle, Doris Thornblad, Barbara Rawlings, Mary Fratto, Ruth Sjoblom RoLayne Rasmussen Geniel Beck. Third row: Mary Endo, Lorna Hendersen, Genivicv Goff, Mary Fairbourn, Anna Mazuran, Virginia Wells, Betty Gogle, Betty Ruth Slaughter, Lola Marchant, Elaine Vale Marilyn Nelson.

Fourth row :

Gloria Ontivera , J an Asay, Vaunda Petersen, Joyce Winerstrom Beverly Drew Alice Kasuga, Joy Forbush, ldonna Smith, Wanda Jaynes. Fifth row: Golden Poor, Delores Cowdcll, Flor·

cnce May, Grace Jackson, Miss Fraser, Norma Sadler, Ad lia B. frd, Barbara Smith, Dorothy Cummock. Si ·th row : Franc s

May, Hcl n Mickelsen, Marian Bird, Gloria Bird, Janice Jens n, ois Parnell, Alice Walke1·, John Mazanis. S 'V · nth row: L sli Cozz ns, Iichito Endo, John M Rae, Melvin Brady, Wally Morgan, Dal

Port r, K nn th

0 mis, Ja k Hurd.

Fir t row:

John D. Smith, Richard 01 ·on, Darrell Wh ell'r, Ross ( lcndcrsen, Julian Forman,

Frank Butterfield, Wayne Van, Merlin Jones. S concl row : Don

olletc, Niel

or nscn, Fr d

Densley, Jay Maxfield, Bill Anderson, Frank Kamnikar, Don ,JI Rasmus · ·n, D raid St wart, Andy

Ontiveras, Dunn Taylor.

Third row : Sherman Fitzg aid, Wallace Morgan, Paol Thompson

Nelson Buck, Robert Petersen, Langley Canning, Pete D neris, Bill Erdman, Riggs

ardn r, Guy

Hatch, Richard Crapo, Jame Thompson.

The LANGUA E CLUB . . . comp

f Mi

Fras r'

Spanish and French classes.

The ATHLETIC CLUB posed of all f Jordan's athlet s. 70

rganiz d thi ~ year and

The

~AMERA

CLUB is composed of chemistry students

who have taken a special interest in photography. The PRESS CLUB was newly created this year and is com-posed of members of the Beetdigger and Broadcaster staffs.

The Camera Club Top row:

Grant Page, Ross Henderson, Dee Swensen, Marian Bird, Helen Ernstrom, Fern

Johnson, Sybil Reeves, Myrna Pack, Keith Hogan, George Butterfield, Gene Glover. Middle row: Don Morgan, Clyde Crane, Riggs Gardner, Ted Peterson, Joyce Thorum, Dick Thompson, Earl Crews, LaMal" Barrett, Billy Russell. Front row: Melvin Ballard, Margaret Gale Smith, Bob James, Beth Williams, Eugene Millerberg, Reggie Poor, Don Lennberg, Jackson Fitzgerald.

Front row : Shitl y Coates, Elaine

Hatfield, Irving Roberts, Matian Sharp, John M Rhea

LaJune

ChriM n en, Joyce Brown. Mid -

••"Crilll~-~

dl · ro w: Th •Ima Orgill, Aden

M. I trom

Donnab l Spratling,

Beverly Na

Fr d W ib II,

Lor. inc Russell, Alberta Brailsford, Lorna Stock, Irene Pctr-

ar a.

Ba ·k row: Marian Bird,

Melba llrady, RoLayne Rasmusn , Marilyn Nelson, Don Collett, Anna Jean Mal trom, Kenn th Turn r, Shirley Anderson,

Max Ware, Luana Winn, Wilma Hogan.

The Press Club 71

The cast pauses on the stage

1 a m i I 11 Po r t r a it This portrait of the family of Jesu

magnificently I r--

trayed by the cast under the direction f Lucille Tuttle with mu ic by the orchestra under the direction f D nald

A qui

THE STAGE CREW

Fro nt : Frank K rr, Wayne Van. Mid路 ran , Melvin Ball. rd. Ba ck:

di e: Derald Stewart, Clyd Owen Evans, Dee Swen 路 n,

Rig~s

Gardner, Eldon Bate 路.

pause between r heatsal

Mother Mary 路

Merchants - Innkeepers

Romance

Son - Mother

Three dearest

The Ruler

CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE M.iry

I aniL I

Wilma Hog;in

A Di ciplc

Blaine Grant

Paul Richard Boyce

Fisherman

Allen Evans

Jciscph A Sh -phcrd

Leslie Cozz n Otto Kuhni

Naomi (Simon's wire)

Janie

Jucla M.i ry ,lcophas (Mary's istcr-in -Jaw) R'ha (Jc cph'sw1fc) Simon

James Mordcc;1i Sch ma Eh n, a pcudler

Hannah Woman at the Inn Mathias

1xton

Clark Jones

Joyce Thorum Lorraine rgill St wart Newbold eorge Butterfield Brisbane Millet VaLoris Webb Keith Winn Genevi vc English

Hcpzibah Appiu Hadrian Anna Rabbi Samuel Mend 1 A Woman of Jerusalem Mary of Magdala Nathan

Rob rta Thaxton Robert Peter on Margaret Gale Smith Richard Vincent

Earl Garfield Be'\'crly Thompson Carol Clark Orin Jen kins

Daniel, age 16

Joseph Kirton

Esther (Jo cph's daughter)

Connie Kuhni

Leban, of Damascus Joshua, his son

Elaine Brown

Beulah

Boh Swenson

Trumpeter

Danell Rasmus en Merlin Andrus Barbara Smith Darrell Wheeler

· Future journalists-learning early how to meet the deadline on time. They flit through the hall , catch all the news snap a few pictures, tell some gossip, and write it up in high style. Highlights in their Broadcaster this year were the April F ol edition and the constant supply of good literature.

Reporters

Front row: Elaine Hatfi Id, L ah Boye , Pat Hall, LaJunc hri-;t<'ll'l 'n, M:trg< r •t Lio d, Bonnie hrist ns n. M1ucll • row: Marian Bird, Melba Brady, I I I •n Oittm n, Alb<·rta Br.1ilsford, Jori. 11 rnbcrgcr, El<1in P.1ti n , J y Brown. Back row: Luana Winn, Max War', Fr d W ibcll, B ·v rly Nae •y, orain Russ II.

Staff Members

Front: Elaine Hatfield, John McRea, Pat Hall, Marian Bird. Back: Fred Weibell, Don Collett.

Front: Ann Williams, RoLayne Rasmussen and Marilyn Nelson, managers. Back: Thelma Orgill, Luane Winn.

Always friendly, Pat certainly proved her abilities. Keeping things such as her staff, their work, and the final result in workmg rder, was not easy, but she was successful.

Editor

Pat Hall

Sophomore Band

School Band

Band members, w rk in the annual Musi Fe ti al mendable.

Wt 路

m--

Orchestra

FirsL row: Eldon Brown, Barbara Mumford, Vaudis Fairbourn, Maxine Stowe, Lorraine Densley, Phyllis Draper. S ' ond row : Joseph Kirton, Connie Kuhni, Fred WeibeJI, Donald Brown, Otto Kuhni, Robert Egbert, Mary Jane Dunyon, Irene Petrarca, Bevedy Nacey. Third row: Beverly Thompson, Lois Richardson, Mr. Olsen, Jane Atwood, Donna Crump, Robe1路t Cundick, Reed Newbold, Robert Whitmore, Derwin Orgill, Earl White, Glade Burgon, Floy ' lernents, Lauann Kylan.

Under the leadership of Mr. Olsen, the orchestra has made great r improvement this year. Their presence was noticeable at th

op ra and school play.

Outstanding in the work of the chorus this year was the assembly of '-'Messiah,, parts presented at Christmas.

Front row: Mary Petrilitch, Barbara Ewell, Doris Wood, Ruth Sjoblom, Maxine Searle, J an Porter, Paulen Boyce, Richard Crapo, Kent King, Harold Vawdrey, $hidey Beckstead, John Rudeli k, Kenneth Williams, Floren e May. France May, Caleen Stevenson, Loraine Densley, Joyce HowJet, Vay Bills. SeconcJ row: Shirley Blanchard, Nola Jen en, Lola Jens n, Marilyn Miner, Vauna Wood, Marilyn Minor, Loraine Russell, Betty Forman, h Iba Butterfield, Shar路on Ilurnham, Keith Winn, Brisbane Miller, Donald Allen, LaVere Jones, Loui King, Kenneth Lambson, Mary Silcox, Georgia Poulson, Enid Olson, Melba Jenkins, Marva Naylor, LaRae Burgon, Anna Jean Malstrom. ThircJ row: Mr. Crapo Joye Pet rs n Oonna Glover, LuGen N ii on, Donna Young, Beverly Brady Darrell Wheeler, Andrew Ballard, Floyd Ol~en, Alden J nkins, Jack Neale, Walt r Fitzgerald, Joyce Ras路 mussen, Gloria Rasmussen, Helen Meyers, Marian Godfrey, Bonnie Fergus n. Top row: Grace Blair, Marilyn I luff, Shirley Brown, Mildred Furse, Veron Hietson, Bob Swensen, Blair Nel on, Bob Pet rsen, L Ii Coz7cns, Rodn y Turner, Allen Day, Clyde Crane, Mertie Gosman, Richard Poulsen.

The Leads

Our operetta, directed by Mr. Crapo with Miss Tuttle directing dramatics, Mr. Olsen, scenery, Miss Ryan, dancing, and Mr. Orson Smith, lighting, received wide praise.

Light, gay, lyrical - happy, sad, romantic, sprinkled with uniforms, with a dash of colonial spirits and royalty- was the 1944 operetta. Kent King, Maxine Searle, Shirley Beckstead

Lovers

Triangle

THE CAST Kent King

. General Aubrey

Eldon Bates

Eugene De Lorme

Brisbane Millet

Maxime Grandpre

Paulene Boyce

. . Yvette Millet

Maxine Searle

Manon De Lange

Clark Jones

. Le Farge

Shirley Beckstead

. Bob Finchley

Stewart Newbold

. Capt. Beloit

Leslie Cozzens

. De Mendez

Mildred Furse

Marquise De Villebois

Genie! Beck .

. . Countess Bellaire

Jean Porter Adelia Baird

Janette . .

Anna Jean Malstrom

Lenore Javotte

Joyce Ra~mussen

Chloe

Robert Swenson

Pierre

Cast pose 79

The Staff

Wilma Hogan, A ociate Editor: Joy Burme ter, Senior Editor: Gloria Ra mu en Calendar; Shirley Ander on, Arti t; Earl Crew , Photographer.

Marilyn Nel on, J tinior E ditor; Irving Roberts A 0 , ciate Editor; Kenney Turner, ophomor Editor; RoLayne Rasmu en Junior Editor.

We rush and storm- worry and hope- but enjoy every minute of it and hope you enjoy the Beetdigger a much as we have. Editor

Marian Sharp

Managers Business

Advertising

Arle ne Mal trom Donnab I Spratling

Marilyn Nelon RoLayn Ra mus en

The e tudents are alway on the go t provide a ound finan.cial backing for your Beetdigger.

Sales Staff

Front row : Flor n e Dansie, L ah Bo Alberta Brailsford, Mary Lou Bod JI, Shirley Ander n, G orgia Bodell, G ni I B ck, Jani e Pi ton, hirl y Brown, Donna Burmester. Back ro : J y Bag haw, Don路 nabel Spratling, Floren May, Arlen Malstrom, G orge Butt rfiefd , Be rl y Boulter, Bev rly Brady, Fran Ma .

Essay Winners

Memorized Es ay

Oration Finalists

Top Orator

Ext mporan ous Finali. t

ln the American L ·gion Auxiliary ':iponson:J cs .. ay ·nntcst suh1cct, "Pion ·r1 Pattern for the Nalion of Tomorrow" Leona Fairhourn (l ft ,thn L') pLic ·d first anc.l Frcc.l Wcihcll ;u1c.l Pal H;dl were second and third, fl'SJ1l'Cttvcly. Finalists in the Amcric;tn Legum sp"nsorcc..l or11tory uintL st w ·re (right ,thov ·), stanc.ling, Paulene Boyce an<l Jetrnl Chrk; ·ittm r, ; ·ncVIl'VL En ,glish ,111d 1 01111.1 Brac.ly. John McR ·a (cent ·r hottrnn) won over th ·m, won first Ill the stat of t.th. and went on to finish thirc.l in th· western Jivision . Phyllis 1 raper (bottom kft) w<>n the 111 ·mnriz. ·d ·ssay cnnlLst sptinsorLd hy the tatc Bo;1r<l of Education .it J1>rJ.in high honors in district. Elaine 1btfi elcl ;1nJ lhrh.ira l'ming (ht>ltom right) lini':!hL·J lirsl :1t Jordan in the extemporaneous sp 'l'Lh rnntl'Sl spnn..;o rTci hy the St,tll' Bo.1rd nf Educ;1tion . Barham went on to th· <l1.stm t finals .

Charlonian Initiation . . . hilarious day of misfits.

Junior Charlonians ... guess who?

What a charming collection!

F ball ea n ... with an ener-gcti quad- eager t fight- t e c m r f und cti n ... plentiful.

J-Day was celebrated on the campus last year ... but we all had fun.

The victor was never determined, but who cares? Hum or and re-laxation were plentiful.

Lunchers on the lawn.

Dancers too enjoyed the inf r-mality of the day.

Worf< •

Study Hall ... all is quiet, and b

ks, students, magazines,

and time are plentiful.

Irving explains his math to Riggs.

The machine shop st d nt find work intere ting.

â&#x20AC;˘

Elaine finds a chem experiment serious business.

Future flyers pause after an hour of study.

Our rovmg cameraman snapped these F.F.A. boys with prize.-winn~ ng stock at the fair.

Donnabel asks Stewart, . . Does our jawbone work like that T, Victory certificates for those out-standing in the field of agriculture Ralph Madsen, Billy Hull, Eugene Niel-sen, James Day.

Amateur winners

Jack Higgin - hand om croon-er.

eneil Beck and Bob Cundick

ace mph hed piano du t. on.me Kuhni dancer.

cl v r comic

Diligent study means perfection ... Miss Hansen,s English students.

The string quartet- Eldon Brown, Barbara Mumford, Phyllis Draper, and Joseph Kirton - won many honors again this year.

In the Commercial Department, flyin:s fingers are stopped by the camera . . .

and future bookkeeper Geraldine and Goldie make the cash balance.

Ba ketball

highlight

girls' gym.

And thus an@ther wrestling bout gets under way.

INDEX 93-99

Advertisers Athletic Club Athletic Managers Athletics Band Basketball Beetdigger Staff Board of Education Boys' Club Broadcaster Staff Calendar Camera Club Charlonians Cheerleaders Chorus Class fficers Class Snaps Coaches Contest Council Court F;iculty F.F.A. Football Girls' Club Holy Family Home Ee. Club J Day Juniors Languag lub Mocking Bird p ra. rch stra Not Photographed

57 56-64 76 62-64 80,81 8

55 74, 75 50 71

66,67,83 55 78 53 86-90 56 82 54 54 10- 13

68,69 88 57-61, 83 55 72, 73 65 84 35-41 70

79 79 77

92,93

Pr 'S lub Principal School Play Scm inary T cacher

71 9 72, 73 13 14-34

Seniors

oph Band Sophom res String Quartet Student Bocly fficers Supcrint nclent Tennis Track

76 42-49 9

52 8

54 54

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SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Beth Marie Bills Sharon Burnham Lois Densley Della Egbert William Hull Ellis Jackson Gordon H ellstrom

Norman Kamada Reid R. Kimball Carol Kidd N o~ma Kj elstro m Mary Louise Konold Grace LaFevre

Ann Mazurn Lucille Meyer Vernon Nell Richard Nelson Bill Orr Merlin Peart

Deon Smith Ilean Prescott Calvin Richardson Sam Sakamoto Daniel Tolman Harold Vawdrey

JUNIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED

•

Howard Anderson Vera Bowles Juni or Brackett Edell Butterfield Daniel G. Cardwell Gene Clark Bob Coy Sam Deneris Fred Densley Claude Doolittle Bertha Doty Wesley Gilbert Daniel Golish Dick Hansen Paul Hopkinson Betty Hulsey Theron Jaynes

Ed. Johnson Glenda Johnson Ruth Johnson Marjorie Hect Ralph Hofeling Bobby Kidd Sam Kamada Billy Kidd J oyce Kjclstrom Edward Krantz Ronald Lambson Jack Landers Leonard Lewis John McRae David Merrill Norvcl Nell Maryan Nelson

LuGene Niels n Helen Noke~ Pace Esmee Alma Page Mary J ean Payn, Earl Peterson Richard P terson Du an Player Dale Porter Edward Poulsen Ros Purcell Norman Rasmussen Bill Russ l DuWayne Schmidt Dorothy T rry Thomas Nelson Wallace Siohlom

Glenda

mi th

Dewain Steadman Kelvin Stead man Loran Steck Howard Turn r Lois Wahlen Ude ll Webster Virginia Wells J oye Win rstrom Raymond Wincrstrom Geraldine Wheadon Darrell Wh cl r Milelr d Withers Eugene Young Burton Youngberg

SOPHOMORES NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Earl Adams Arthur Alexander Bonnie Bateman Earl Ray Bateman Kenneth Bennion Lois Booth LaMar Briggs Glenn Bullock Lowell Cardwell Kenneth °Cook Marilyn Dunn Gene Godfrey Muriel Groves Harold Hoffman Frank Holt

Lewis King Eugene Kobylarz Henry Kvist Stanton Mason Jack Milne' Gordon Mousley Blaine Nelson Glenn C. Nelson Harold Pederson Eugene Perry LaMar Perry Rose Pilch Orlean Po lson Clarence Rasmussen Warren Richard ·

Lawrence Roh1so11 Boh Sisam Carly! ' Sor •nscn Donald Sp nccr La Val Spencer Ernest StalTiund Teddy Stanely Douglas Steadman Dale tocking LeRoy Tea Verna Terkelson Recd Thaxton Leo Thomas Leah Thompson Kenn ·th Russell

Max Scoggan raid Tucker Roland Tuft Maui inc Tripp Kenn ·y Turner Joyce Vawdrey LaMar Vawdr y Richard Vincent J ean Wallgren Ear l White Marvin W1 ight Ada Young Joy' Young George Zupan

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