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PUBLISHED BYTHE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL Sandy, UtahA view of Jordan from Highway 91. 3

As all students iourney through life, they must make a choice of many highways and by-ways. Jordan District Offices face west on the main highway. Coming from the south, one ~ees the Gym entrance and the Agriculture Experiment Station.4

The north end of the main building hides the shops. IThey meet crossroads of decision and detour oc-casionally as life deviates from the beaten path. 5

Glancing upward, one gazes at the impressive entrance.6

Th e Seminary signals as a restful retreat. The Shops an d Auto Mechanics Bu ilding face t he t ra ck.This yearbook is dedicated to the hardy menwho worked so diligently in this year of the BigSnow to keep the roads open , and to the studentsand teachers who braved drifts and icy windsto come to school. 7

The newer building houses the gym, math, science, and business classes. SIGNPOSTS ADMINISTRATION SPEEDWAYS CLASSES DETOURS - - ACTIVITIES ROUGH ROADS - ATHLETICS CROSSROADS CAMPUS LIFE BILLBOARDS - AD SECTION8

Ed itor - Blaine TempestBusiness Manager Claudia CraneAdvertising Manager Barbara CorakEditorial Adviser Laura GardnerPhotography Adviser Orson SmithCopy Adviser Donna RadovichBusiness Adviser -Advertising Adviser E. L. Crawford Wanda WadeThe junction between the old and newincludes the Experimental Station. 9

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Signposts show the way To the Jordan Senior who has been grateful for the opportunities and privileges of his high school training and who has made an effort to achieve, the names 'Jordan High School' and 'Commence- ment' will become more significant as time passes. W i~h the pleasant high school days over, mem- ory becomes the only avenue through which con- tact is made with the past. If that memory is one of work well done, of friendships diligently culti- vated, and of earnestness and willingness to give generous service, it will become a paradise in which one will like to linger. Any paradise, however, soon becomes drab and commonplace if it does not inspire one to new hope and courage, and give a desire to live and express a life of usefulness and of worthy purpose. Such an inspiration is the spirit of Jordan. It is a directive in the \"Trails of Life.\" It portrays in vivid manner the life in ~ended for each student, and one made possible for all. Supt. Arthur E. Peterson.Superintendent Arthur E. PetersonSeated: Wendell C. Vawdrey, Draper; Rex T. Tripp, Bingham; F. A. Orton , Presi-dent, Sandy; Orion Newbold, South Jordan; Dr. J. 0. Jones, Midvale. Standing:Stanley Rasmussen, Clerk, Sandy; Reed H. Beckstead, Assistant Superintendent,Midvale; Arthur E. Peterson, Superintendent, Sandy; C. R. Nelson, BuildingEngineer, Sandy.12

They point out the many choices of directionStanding: Herbert Bartlett, U. S. A. C., Art; Emery G. Ep-person, B. Y. U., Music; Bennett Cache, B. Y. U., AdultEducation. Seated: Mary Storey; U. of U., Director of Clin-ical Practices.Earl J. Thurman, U. of U., District Psycholo- Louise Van Ee Jagergist, and P. M. Mickelsen, Director of Pupil District NursePersonnel and Student Adjustment. 13

He gtves the green light to go ahead with plans A placard in the Ag. Room reads, \"All roads worth while lead uphill.\" This message is both disturbing and stimulating. It is disturbing to those who hope to achieve success by following the path that winds around every ob- stacle and by-passes every hill. It is stimulating to those who are willing to surmount the obstacle or toil up the hill to attain their goals. Jordan District offers opportunity in many fields. No earnest student can help but find something to satisfy his interests or challenge his powers. But the hard fact remains that opportunity can only be offered. Each individual must seize it, wrestle with it, shape it into success by climbing. Few young men and women have ability to do great things if they have determination enough and industry enough to make their ability count. Congratulations to the many fine Jordan students who are already travel- ing the worth while roads - an earnest invitation to their unawakened fellows to join them on the uphill climb. 0. D. Ballard.14

Jesse B. Casper ) Murray; U. of U., U. of Calif.; Sociology, Economics; Boys' Counselor. Adviser: Boys' Club, Student Body. H. Chad Beckstead Midvale; B.Y.U., U. of U.; At- tendance Officer. Bernice G. Casper Sandy; U. of U.; Principal's Secretary. Carmen Barnes Sandy; Bookstore. Ruth A. Jensen Salt Lake City; U. of U.; So- ciology, Economics; Girls' Coun- selor; Junior Red Cross.These keep traffic to the rightS~uden Is park in the outer office •while waiting for counseling service. 15Book store line forms to the rightto buy student tickets to \"Hamlet.\"

Some teach regulatory s1gns and safety rules Laura Gardner West Jorden; U. of U.; U. of Celif.; English; Yoerkbook Ad· viser. A. LeMar Hendrickson S ndy; U. S. A. C.; English; Courier Adviser.Harold Thorpe Sendy U. of U. English Afton Forsgren Selt Leke City U. of U. English, Typing Adviser: J. D.'s, Juniors Lowell J. Boberg Dropor B.Y. U.. U.S.A.C., U. of U. English, Typing Advis r: Courier, Juniors, Assemblies16

Golda Fraser . arr Midvale; ll. of U.; English, Ger- man, Spanish. Adviser: Year-Salt Lo ke Cii y; U. of U., U. of I book, Ski Club, Language Club,Calif., U.C.L.A.; French, Span- J. D:s, Student Body.ish. Adviser: J. D:s, Language Midvale; U. of U. , B.Y.U. ; Eng-Club, Seniors. lish, Speech. Adviser: Broad- Griffith R. Kimball caster, Play, Opera, Student M. Oralie Rawson Body. Draper; B.Y.U.; English. Ad- viser: Boys' Club, Sophomores.Salt Lake City; U.S.A.C .. U. of Lucille TuttleU., U. of Colif.; English. Ad -viser: Broadcaslor, Chorlonions, Salt Lake City; B.Y.U., U. of U. ,Press Club. Committees: Scho- Leland Powers; Speech. Adviser:larship, Graduation. Ploy, Opera, Oratory, Chorion- ions, Mask and Gavel.They are as expressive as \"Burma Shave\"Miss Rawson's English class readsdrivers' handbooks for apprecia-tion in daily living. 17

James L. Soal Mignon Domgaard I John M. Peterson Midvale; B.Y.U .. U.S.A.C., U. of Salt L~ke City; U.S.A.C.. U. of Draper; U. of U., U.S.A.C.; U.; Mechanical Drawing, Wood- U.; Clothing. Adviser: F.H.A., Drivers' Training, Biology: Sen - work, Properties for Activities. Juniors. ior Adviser. Y. W. Harrod Glen E. Soulier Deane Bennion ·.~ Murray; Palmer College; Auto Midvale; U.S.A.C.; Agriculture. Midvole; U. of U., U.S.A.C., Mechanics; Transportation. Adviser: F.F.A.. Sports Club, Oregon State; Foods, Home Juniors. living; F.H.A. Advisor.Road signs near their doors. read \"Construction Under Way\" ' W elding classes learn to remake broken frames aHer smash ups.18

\"Men and Equipment Working\" Dean J. Beck V Emerson H. Kenni~gtonSandy; U. S. A. C.; Machine HolladayShop. U.S. A. C. Welding JDonald M. Budge 1 Night Closs AgricultureSalr Lake City; kJ.S.A.C., U. of for VeteransIdaho; Vocational Agriculture,Form Me chanics. Adviser: F. F. Royal D. MadsenA., Boys' Club. Salt Lake City B.Y.U., U.S.A.C. , U. of U. Electronics, Radio, Stagecraft Stage Management Frank M. Bagley Sandy U. of U. , U.S .A.C. Auto Mechanics Transportation 19

These point out the \"Historical Marker 100 Feet A head\" Theodore W. Sjoblom Sondy; U. of U.; Biology, World History; Sophomore Adviser. Robert L. Pixton Droper; U.S.A.C., U. of U.; His- tory, Ph ysiology, Genetics; Foe ulty Monoger of Activities.E. L. Crawford Sondy B. Y. U.. U.of U. Annericon History, English, Debote Yeorbook AdviserE. E. Greenwood Midvole U. of U. Annericon Problems, History Phil F. Goldbranson Sondy Wostminstor College, U. of Colif. Sociol Science, Dobote Colondor Choirnnon20

,.. C. N. Crawford Stanley R. Anderson V Earl James Thurman Midvale; U. of U.; Mathema- Riverton; U.S .A.C:; Mathema- tics, History, Debate. tics; Senior Adviser.Murray; U. of U.; Psychology:Counseling. A. F. Smith Orson Smith A. C. Jense.n Draper; U. of U., U. of Wash.; Draper; U. of U-: Physical Mathematics and Bookkeeping: Science. Adviser: Camera Club,Sandy; U. of U., U. of Wash.: Graduation Committee. Yeorbook, Chemistry Club.Zoology, Botany; Registrar, Suppli s and Books.These help read the figures on the parkingmeters and ticket finesExperimenting chemists may supplya gasoline substitute someday. 21

Ray J. Downs Bernice D. White F. B. Thomas Salt Lake City; U.S.A.C.; Super· Sandy; U. of U.; Library. Murray ; U. of U. , L.D.S. Busi - visor Ag. Veterans. ness College; Typing, Short Molly Lindell hand, Distributive Education. Paul C. Boyce Adviser; D.E.C.A., Seniors. Sandy: B.Y.U., U. of U. ; Sandy; U.S.A.C .. U. of U.; Rid Library; Senior Adviser. Wanda G. Wade ing Club Adviser. Supervisor: Ag . Program, Vet erans' Job Salt Lake City; U.S.A.C., B.Y. U., Trainin g. U. of U.; Stenography, Voca - tional Business. Adviser: Girls'These issue a learner's license· in Club, Yearbook.preparation to pass the driver's test Business and office training set the pace for future stenograp hers.22

Their signs might be \"Sound Horn\" or \"Children at Play\" J. Clement CrapoSondy; B.Y.U., U. of U.; Music.Adviser: Opero, Messioh, MusicFestivols. Donald P. OlsonMidvole; B.Y.U.; Art, Music. Ruth Powell s,lt Loke City U. of U. Dllncing, Physico! Educotion Ruth Bowers S,lt Loke City U. of U. Physicol Education, Health Chorlonion Morch Leoder Leonore Parkinson Solt Loke City Weber College, U. of U. Doncing, Physicol l'ducotion Girls' Club Adviser 23

Mitchell Price Pre si d e n t Anne Arterburn Vi ce President These observe \"No parking between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.\"24

Prexy Mitch Price from Midvale successfully guidedJordan through 1948-49. His athletic ability and sc ho-lastic standing have won the admiration of all. Petite Anne Arterburn introduced a sparkling senseof humor and pleasant smile into any group she joined.She claims Union as home ground. Previous experience as class and club officer pre-pared smooth Bonnie Sharp to assume her responsibili-ties in the driver's seat. She hails from Midvale. Wielding her hand to compile this year's history, Caroltlruno from W est Jordan infused her friendly spirit intoher scrapbook as well as into the people she met . Carol Bruno Bonnie Sharp Historian Secretaryto keep the \"Studentmobile\" tn action 25

Seated: Joan Chufar, Bette Nickle, Shirl Seated: Jo Ann Miller, Paul Ashton, MarilynKemp, Kathleen Anderson. Standing: Calvin Sharp. Standing: Paul Howard , Lynn Sjoblom,Jenkins, Lorraine Timothy, Larry Dow. Bob Bush.The Student Council consists of one memberor alternate from the home room calsses. These are the members of the highway patrol Fear springs into each offender's heart as he enters the court room. He knows punishment is waiting; as it is for a II who violate Jordan 's laws. The officers they face are, seated: Veda J ensen, Bruce Washburn, Ra- vell Beckstead . Standing: Roy Lepore, l ynn Dowding .26

Seated: Kathleen Fitzgerald, Sharlene Healy, Seated: Doyne Nelson, Carol Miner, BillyCia iron Huff, Mary Jane Anderson. Standing: Welch, Veda Jensen. Standing : Ralph Burns,Richard Anderson, Kay Kosovich , Gene Milne , Fred Mooseman, Barbara Gull, Bruce Egbert,Mary Stoker. George Showell.Jesse B. Casper is the faculty member incharge.Acting as traffic cops, they paved the way for action and prevented traffic 1amsThe semaphores in yelldom are thecheerleaders, Lawana Atwood , CalvinBrady, Fae Nelson, Leonard Groo,and Colleen Terry. They inspired theteam and students to renewed en-thusiasm whether the spot was toughor smooth. 27

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The Seniors have traveled school's highway and now look to the speedway Strong links in their long chain of friendship have been made by the class of '49 . This sophisticated group, with so many leaders was not satisfied to fol- low the well-trodden paths of others, but made new paths and developed them into highways , not only for the class but for the entire school. Scott Steele, president; Shirley Ere kson, vice-president, and Barbara Corak, secretary, planned the Senior Hop, organized the Progressive, and brought the seniors through a success- ful year, insuring future leaders on the new paths of life. Scott Stee leBarbara Corak Shirl e y Erekson The Senior Hop Commit-tee started something whenthey picked \"Let It Snow\"as their theme.Committee members- Front row:Shirley Ere kson , Robe rt W iec hart .Middle row: Ro mon a Fletter, Ma rDe lla La Rocco, J a mes Kast a nis ,Ka thl ee n And e rson .Bock row: Ba rb a ra C o ra k, Ro be rtSharp , No rm a Mic ke lse n , Sc ottSte e le, Marilyn Day , Tom Lee k.

Kathleen AndersonEast Midvale Douglas Anderson Midvale Adeline Archuletta Sandy George Adamson DraperFrancis AndersonDraper LaMoyne Ashton Union Ray Andrus Draper Anne Arterburn Un1onLawana AtwoodWest Jordon Reid Anderson Sandy Donna Adams West Jordon Donald Allen San d ySome \"Drive Slowly\" when approaching the \"School Zone\" Joyce Allen James Roy Ashby Thelma Andrus Carol Brady Calvin Brady Draper Crescent Droper Union UnionDonna Allsop BArbara Anderson Elvera Butterfield John Brunetti Carol Bruno Murray Sandy Midvole Union West Jordan 31

They keep tn the right lane until time for passingJunior BogenschutzSouth Jordan Janice Berrett Union Ravel! Beckstead Granite Rita Baker South JordanMay BodellHerriman Charles Boynton Sandy Grace Brown South Jordan Wayne Bateman West JordanRobert BushSandy Pat Boggess Union Que Butterfield Riverton Bonnie Burbidge South Jordan Tom Bills Melba Bowers Deon Bateman Glenden Blair James Boggess Herriman Draper West Jordon Butler Union Donna Bingham Erma Bateman Jack Beckstead !della Burlew David Bills Midvale West Jordon South Jordon West Jordon Riverton32

Margaret Barben West Jordan Lucile Beckstead West Jordan Jean Beckstead South Jordan Bert Cundick Sandy Claudia Crane Herriman Ted Christensen Herriman Lael Cowley Union Marilyn Crawford Midvale Kenneth Comstock West Jordon Barbara Corak Midvale Arnold Clerico Crescent Joan Cowley Sandy Alice Coyte Sue Crossgrove Gale Coldwell Lu Deene Carson Phillip Clayton Draper Draper Sandy Sandy CrescentRichard Campbell Joan Cook Grant Child La Yon Cook Lorraine Clinton Sandy Sandy Union Salt Lake City Midvale 33

Some had a \"Ciearance-6 ft.\" while shorter members cleared a!! road blocksJoan CliftMurr ay Bob Cutler East Midvale Gl e nna Cundick West Jordan Wayne Dean CrescentLynn DowdingSandy Donna Dowd Midvale Dave Devine Union Marilyn Day DraperBarbara DansieRiverton Clinton Dansie Herriman Eldora Dowding Sandy Rachel Day Draper Marcelyn Day La Rae Detomasi La Dean Drap e r Jack Egbert Nyle Evans Draper West Jordan Sandy West Jordon Sandy Merrill Drak e Sheron Despain Vonna Enniss Shirley Erekson Bruce Egbert Midvale Granite Draper Cottonwood Heights West Jordan34

Some merely side-swipe lessons and skid into a dead end street Ramona Fletter Sandy Alfred Fratto Drape r Aileen Fowler East Crescent Joe Fratto Draper Nadine Ferguson Sandy Colleen Fin ley Union Gene Fullmer West Jordan Rosalie Favatella San dy Barnard Fitzgerald Draper Vauna Fairbourn Crescent Clayton Fairbourn Cresce nt Elaine Gilbert RivertonMaomi Glines Leonard Groo Howard Glancy Ruby Glover Jay GouldWest Jordon Sandy Sandy East Midvale San dyRoss Godfrey Merlin Graham Barbara Gull Emily Gamangasco Lois Gadd Murroy Union Sandy Union Mid vale 37

They drive slowly m congested areasEddie GerthUnion ( P. G.) Robert Goff West Jordan Marilyn Grundvig Sandy Betty Lou Graham South JordanJeanne GriffinMidvele Myrna Green Riverton Harold Goff East Midvale Patricia Hat+ BluffdaleDean HoganWelby Rosalie Hughes Sandy Sterling Hill Sandy Vaughn Hofeling Sandy Beverly Hansen Billy Ham Juan Hutchings Hal Hendrickson Darlene Hamilton Bu tler West Jordon South Jorden Draper Riverton Dennis Hand Kay Hirase Dolores Holt Raymond Haun Sam Howells Midvale Union South Jordan Draper Uni on34

They have their share of roadhogs and one-armed drivers Jerry Holt South Jordan Margaret Hudson Union Paul Howard Riverton Rodney Hill Sandy Virginia Iwata D1·aper Sherman Jensen Riverton Luana Jaynes Sandy Jay R. Jensen Sandy Veda Jensen Midvale La Verle Jordan Crescent Wendell Jackson Union Bonnie Jordan DraperMarian Jones Gayle Johnson Robert Jensen Virginia Johnson Ellen Jenson Bu tler South Jordan West Jordan Union CrescentRussell Jense n Dorothy Johnson Shirley Johnson Paul Jacobson Joy Jones Midvale Sandy Union Midvale Butler 37

Spring fever causes a few to be towed tnVerna JacobsonWest Jordan Leona Jackson Union James Kastanis West Jordan Kay Kosovich West JordanMerrill KempMidvale Art Kalipetsis South Jordan Louise Kastanis West Jordan Shire! Kemp SandyFern lehmitzWest Jordan Tom leek Murray Neva lee Midvale Roy Lepore West Jordan Warren Lessley Mar Jean larson Ar lou McMullin Shirley Moon Venus Melonas H olladay Murray Salt Lake City Riverton West Jordan Mar Della La Rocco Fukiko Mayeda J . H. Mabey Bertha Ma!strom Lurene Mascaro Midvale Sandy South Jordan West Jordan Union38

Some own their own convertibles: others borrow Jfhe Seniors Mary Withers ~uby Sundquist Riverton Crescent Rex Silcox Marlen Webster South Jordan Sandy Reva Smith 1 Draper Darlene Wood West Jordan \ Revice Scott Sandy James Sanderson Sandy Bonnie Savage Cottonwood Heights Willis Smith Draper Rose Marie Stuart Sandy Rhea Sund Sandy Howard Spencer Bluffdale Coral Ann Smith Midvale George Showell Riverton Eugene Smith Joan Tuft Robert Turner Emma Jane Thornton Blaine Tempest Droper Draper Bluffdale East Midvale MidvaleKendell Timothy Theron Thomas Dorothy Troester Marion Tolman Robert Thomas Uni on Union Midvale Sandy South Jordan 43

Th ey keep th e.lf 1,.gh s a few to be towed \" '· Iow beam on d ates ·\"' ,Jerald ToomerMidvale Ron Thomas South Jordan Frances Taylor Draper Harold Thompso. SandyJerry Van DamEast Midvale Max Vawdrey Draper Eddie Vigil Cottonwood Heights ( P.G.) Dee Withers RivertonDorothy WilsonMur ray Billy Welch Riverton Maxine Wright Sandy Gene Whiting Uni on (P. G.) Madge Winn Lawrence Wheadon Shirley Wellington La Voy Whitmore Frank Winward Crescent South Jordan Crescent Granite Riverton44

Always searching · 'rey go on-the Seniors Jean Ashby, Draper Mary Withers ' Austin , Bluffdale Riverton Alvey, Sandy Marlen Webster >b Basta , Sandy Sandy tterfi e ld , Riverton Darlene Wood West Jordan Marie Dansie Withers Riverton Shirley Wilcox West Jordan Robert Webster Midvale Elaine Wagstaff East Midvale Wallace Webster West Jordan Colleen Wheeler UnionShirley Whited Effie Walker Robert Wiechert Marjorie Young Marvin Zitting Mid vale Uni on West Jordon West Jordon Uni on 45

' on datesThe Juniors leave well-worn trails fo drive on fo y in the climb up their e juniors paused long to jlan their long-to-be- •re Prom, to furnis h part _otball and the basketball teams, and to add jest to life in general. The class officers, Grant Furse, president; Ardis Erekson, vice-pres- ident, and Helen Thaxton, secre- tary, brought the juniors through with flying colors. Le e And ers on, Sandy Ellis Atkinson , Sandy Lila Jean Allred , Bluffdale Lynn And e rson, Sondy Dorothy And erson , Sandy Myron Allen , Draper El eonore Anderson , Sandy Richard Anderson , Murr~y Winni e Atwood , West Jordon46

Malley J ean Ashby, Draper Bruce Austin, Bluffdale Merle Alvey, Sandy Bob Basta , Sandy Lamar Butterfield , Riverton Janus Butte rfi eld , Riverton Ray Ball , Midvale Priscilla Baddl ey, Midvale Betty Ma e Butterfie ld , Draper Warren Butterfi eld , Herriman Beth Brand , Sandy Ned Bills , Riverton Perry Brady, Union Janyce Bateman , Midvale Neil Butterfield , Riverton Pauline Bradford , DraperThey pause on Pedestrian Islands to look back on memones and forward to the future Edward Beck, Riverton Ann Bernardo, Sandy Johnny Bernardo, Draper Jack Bodell, Midvale Micki Berrett, Draper Kenneth Beckstrom , West Jordan Darlene Bythewa y. West Jordan Seal Beckstead , Riverton De Ette Baker, Midvale Sherman Boyce, Sandy Lois Beckstead , Riverton K. Brady, Sandy Marilyn Bird , East Midvale Dallas Bolliger, Sandy Veri Butterfield , South Jordan Beth Brown , Crescent Sheldon Benn ett , East Midvale Donald Bennett, East Midvale Moni· Bishop, Sandy Marilyn Brown , Cottonwood Heights 47

Blayne Boulter, Sa ndy Gloria Berrett, Union Duane Brinton , Sandy Carol Bulkley, West Jordan Lionel Bills, Herriman Lucill e Bowe n, Bluffdale De Von Barton, Midvale Ali ce Burton, West Jordan Clyde Butterfield, Herriman Ron ald Bod ell , Herriman Myrl e C ox, Draper Sherman Crump , Sandy Carol Covington , Cotronwood Hts. Joan Chufar, Midvale J erry Callicott, Riverton Eug ene C owl ey, Sandy Vivian Crump, Bluffdale Duane Campbell, Midvale Barbara Cole , Union LaWayne Christensen , E. MidvaleJunior boys think \"S curve\" means \"Siren ahead\" Carol Crump, Midvale Glen Campbell, Sandy Naurine Cannon , Union Larry Dow, Union Barbara Densl ey, Riverton Eug e ne Drake, Midvale Donna Dimmick, Midvale Mont Deming, Midvale Ramona Day, Draper48

Louise Drew, Sandy lla Dean Dahl, East Midvale Robert Day, Sandy Vionne Duke, Draper Hazel Davidson, Sandy Raymond Draper, Midva le Iva Lee Duffin, Draper Dora Davis, Midvale Ramon Dickson, Midvale Jean Dumas, Midvale Norma Dean Dumas, Midvale Shauna Lee Da~ D~per Don Dumas, Sandy Marjorie English, Butler Reid Enniss , Draper Elaine Egbert , UnionThe girls are alert to avoid side trails advocated by the boys Ardis Erekson, Cottonwood Heights Vern Enniss, Draper Ramona Forbush, Murray Marilyn Ferguson , East Midvale Ca lvin Forman, Herriman Shirley Ferguson, Cottonwood Hts. Marlin Fairbourn, Crescent Marcia Fitzgerald, Draper Marva Fitzgerald, Draper Grant Furse , West Jordan Donald Grimaud, Granite Armand Grimaud, Granite June Green , South Jordan Joseph Gardner, West Jordan Eileen Groves , South Jordan Ralph Gull, Sandy Mary Garfield, Draper Lynn Gordon, Draper La Von Grass, San d y Clayton Green, Bu tler 49

Lila Gordon, Draper Kay Groom, West Jordan Elaine Gardner, W est Jordan David Gotberg, Sandy Vondell Goff, Sandy Elaine Greenwood, Mu rray Thayne Humes, Ri verton Barbara Hansen, Sandy Conna Rae Horrocks, Bluffdale Ronald H(ffman , Draper Delfa Hand, Draper Tom my Hull, Uni o n Marilyn Hofer, W est Jordan Steve Hunsaker, Sandy Marilyn Holman, East Mid vale Jim Howells, Uni o n Arlene Howell, Draper Hal Henderson, East Midva le Diane Holt, South J orda n Alan Hardy, South JordanThey are learning the art of shifting gears with their knees Delores Hogan, West Jordan Keith Hardman, Uni on Janice Harrington , Draper Clairon Huff, Draper Bonnie Hardman , Un ion Delmer Harris, Sandy Anita Hardcastle, Sandy Junior Hendricksen, Draper Beverly Howard , Union Shirley Hand , Wasatch Resort Glen Howlett, Draper Beverly Hardcastle, Sandy50

Ray Hansen, Draper Melvin Hardman , Riverton Janice Hamilton , Riverton Lillian lseki , Union Doris Jenkins, Midvale Le Land Jenkins , Midvale Gayle Jeppson , Union Jay S. Jensen , Midvale Arlene Jones, South Jordan Marilyn Jensen, Union Carol Jaynes, Sandy Betty Jean Jenkins, Sandy Genevive Jenkins, Midvale La Rae Jenkins , Midvale Leon Johnson , Riverton Bonnie Lee Johnson , DraperSometimes their enthusiasm gets out of control, so they narrowly aYoid crashing sign-posts Gloria Jensen, South Jordan Alyn Jones , Bluffdale Leah Jackson , Union Romell Jaynes , Crescent Ann Jewkes , Midvale Arlo James, Union Judith Kritzer, Sandy Zenna Koonce, Sandy Helen Kastanis , West Jordan Louise Kuhne , Sandy Janet Kemp , Crescent Aiko Kasuga , Sandy Katherine Leyland , Union Marion Lloyd, Draper Gloria Jean Larson , Sandy Thomas Lang , Sandy Norman Lloyd , Riverton Julia Lawrence , Sandy Dick Losee , Butler Mary Little , Cottonwood Heights 51

La Dean Lloyd, West J o rdan Mark Lyon , West J ordon Elaine Lloyd , South Jordon Gaylen Le Fevre, Sandy Paulin e Lucas, Ri ve rton J immy Land ers , Mid vale Caroline Miner, Ri verton Keith McH enry, Murray Janice Millerberg, East Midval e Bill Madson, Sand y Dixi e McRae , Sa nd y Ala n Mortense n, Riverton La Rain e Morrow , Sandy J erry McNamara, Sa ndy Shirley Morton , Mid va le Gary Morl ey, West J o rd on Mary Jan e Mascaro, Uni on Rob ert Milne, Uni on Ed ith Mal strom , West J ordon Ted Miln e, Union Emm a Montoy a, West Jordon Wayn e Mid elso n, East Crescent Ba rb ara Mace , East Crescent Shirl ey Nelson, Midva le Park er Ni elson , Draper Maxin e Naylor, Union Da rl ene Newbold , So uth J ordon Roy Nelson , C rescent Doyn e Nelson, West Jordon Ro Noe Naylor, South Jordon Loury Newman , Riverton Dorothy Nunley, Un io n52