1953

as the Swift Seasons roll





CO - EDITORS Laura Joan Joseph James DahlBUSINESS MANAGER Ruby SeitoALBUM PHOTOGRAPHS Midvale StudioCOVERS AND PRINTING Wheelwright Lithographing Company



1953 I I er~vJ~/ ~~1_~ JSoarnddayn High ScUhtoaohl 3



foreword ... As the seasons change, so life at Jor- dan changes . With the advent of fall the boys and girls flock back - for the most part eagerly. Gradually as winter en- closes them, they dig in for serious work and face the hard cold facts of midterm tests. But as spring comes on, and hid- den seeds start groping for the light, the students yearn for the goal of another year accomplished, for graduation, and the long vacation. Through the pages of this book the Beetdigger staff has tried to tell the story of this year at Jordan - the work and the fun, the high Iights and the side lights . The story begins in Sep- tember and follows season by season, reaching its climax in May with gradua- tion.lrhe doors of the new gymnasium open for all the 5games ond parties held at night through oil the seasons.



Dedication ... This 1953 Beetdigger is dedicated to ~~~~· -~Jo rdan's firs t graduating class- those \"'boys and girls who studied, planned,and p layed, had fun and troubles,fo'rmed friendships and traditions, anddreamed dreams through those falls andwinters a nd springs when the school wasnew and rugged - t he class of 191 1,An orchid to our Charter Members -Abbie Ballard, Silas Brady, Elsie Farrer,Alvah Fitzgerald, Mary Goff, GenevieveJohnson, Peyton Johnson, Clare McHale,Arthur Peterson, Effie Smith , a nd OrsonSmith.~Fhall · winter and spn·ng some BOO students cross 7 e road ea ch day to spend an hour in seminary.



Conten·ts ...FALL ACTIVITIES · Page 10WINTER ACTIVITIES Page 64SPRING ACTIVITIES Page 104INDEX · · · · Page 150These doors open to those who .seek 9the superiruendent or the superv1sors.



--~A-;.-,;..., • ': ·,-·_~..... \"!'. ScJ, ••• OoJ lens Autumn means sunburned faces backfrom the summer vacation. It meansgolden days - pears in our lunches,pumpkins for Halloween, marigolds bythe walls, hot sun on the bleachers,warm leaves flaming from the hills andfrom the hollows. We line up at thebookstore. We investigate new studies.We orient the sophomores. We burn ourfingers roosting .. hot dogs .. in the can-yons. The boys win prizes at the fair, digbeets, and go hunting . The band and theChorlonians march and toot and formamazing patterns at the football games.With autumn come Indian summer, theHarvest Ball and the Carnival, the schoolplay and the Traveling Assembly, Ama-teur Aour and Home Coming. Autumnbrings Thanksgiving parties and vacation. 11

Superintendent Arthur E. Peterson In the Seasons of Life Each year has its seasons and each season is but a and the seasons of high school days reviewed, willpromise of what is to follow. Life, too, has its time- bring forth memories to inspire the heart and guideborn eras, and each period becomes an abiding prom- the hand as life flows on. Thus, each day's living conise of the life yet to come. be gauged to produce consistently the maximum har- vest from any wholesome seeds sown. Today, each senior is passing from his Springtimeof Life, commencing a new season basically built upon To each senior this book will become imperishablethe quality of the era which has just passed. Each because it will become more hollowed as time posses.graduate will soon recognize that the harvests of life It will be translated into memories which will lost aswhich come depend so much upon the seeds sown in long as conscious life continues. Each time it is openedthat Springtime which is now passing. and its seasonal implications read, it will unlatch the door of on anxious heart and allow a longing soul Like the seasons of a year, life gives its rewards as to live awhile in a season of life which has becomeit is lived. It need not wait for the eventual harvest in an enchanted realm of memory.the autumn time. Harvests are consistently and con-tinuously reaped . Consequently, each student should Arthur E. Petersonlook through the memorable pages of this book as oc- Superintendent of Schoolscasion and desire demand . Each page, as it is turned,12

~CHOOL BOARD - Sitting: Morvin Jensen, West Jordon; Arthur E. building construction, Sandy. Standing : Reed H. Beckstead, assistantD~terJson, superintendent, Sandy; Rex T. Tripp, president, Bingham; superintendent, Midvale; Kenneth V. Dunn, supervisor of mainte- nance and operation, M idvale; Leo L Lundberg, Sandy; Leonard C. · · 0. Jones, vice-president, M idva le; F. A. Orton, director of Beckstead, Riverton; Stanley Rasmussen, clerk, Sandy. Supervision Is Helpful In Season and Out Mrs . Louise Jager NURSESUPERVISORS - Earl J ThurmonPIsychhologist; Kathleen Tur~ey visitingpeuoc. er- p M M1. ckelson, •director, ' • •ru~ 1 1 Pt;rsonnel; Mary Storey and Hy· Smith, VISiting teachers. 13

Prin cipol 0 . D. BollordAll Have Obligations More than 1200 individuals now make up the erotic school . Each individual here counts as an im -school population of Jordon. Students, faculty, custo - portant person . Each one has to take advantage ofdians, cafeteria personnel, bus drivers - all play his opportunities, exercise his talents, and improve histheir part in making an institution that will best ac- abilities . He must develop a firm faith in the finercomplish the obligations placed upon it by the citizens things of the spirit ond attain a love for and devotionof the community. Each group is striving to live up to to the American way of life as exhibited in miniaturethe traditions established by those who have gone be- here at Jordan .fore. Each group is accepting the sacred obligation,not only to preserve the best of these traditions, but to Thus only can he acknowledge his debt to the pastleave finer, brighter, and nobler ones to those who and fulfill hi s promise to the future .follow. By tradition, this has always been a demo- 0. D. Ballard14

SseTnAGER CRE.W - Front row: David Bean, Royal D. Mad CAFETERIA - Mabel larson, manager; Mrs. HelenDick /y lien, John Nystrom . Back row: Kenney Visser , Sylvester, Mrs. Evelyn Brown , Mrs. Rosetta Brand. acobson, Bryce Howlett, Jack Elmer.CFrUoSnTt ODIAN Almy Dowding , at right. STUDENT HELP - BUS DRIVERS - Front row: Y. W. Harrod, Ben Merrill, Arden Tesch, Russ Oakeson Ralph Butterfield , Dean Smith. Second row: Elvis Evans, Ross Palmer, Edward McDougal:BKennetrhow· lynn p1erson , John Nystrom , lee Bateman, Elmer Palmer. Third row : Bert Johnson, Claude Densley, Alma Halt, Howard Newbold , Gerald Sampson . Back row : Earl Maynard, E. l. Morris, Gilbert Benson, Emery Allen.Gobler. rown . Back row: Neldon Bateman , Ernie Not in photograph : Clyde Buxton , Veri Smart, Mike Milne, le Roy Densley.Indispensable in the Functioning of the SchoolwMBaorrbllaro D e bster, office and bookstore clerk . yn oy Olson, secretory of the princi pal. 15

Stanley R. Anderson Murray Allen Paul C. Boyce Deane Bennion Dean J. BeckRiverton, USAC, math, disci · Holladay, U of U, USC, Sandy, USAC, U of U, ogri· Midvale, U of U, USAC, Sandy, USAC, machinepline, sophomores. Colo. College, Art lnst. of cultura l program . Riding foods, home living, FHA, shop. Los Angeles, art, stage. Club, FFA. juniors.Benjamin B. Bruse Frank M . Bagley Joseph F. Bowman Lowell J. Boberg Donald M. BudgeHolladay, U of U, U of N, Sandy, U of U, USAC, voca· Salt Lake, U of U, U of Mo., Draper, BYU, USC, English, Salt Lake, USAC, U ofpsychology, algebra, read · tional auto mechanics trans - BYU, English, journalism, organ, Spanish, Tr. Assem., form mechanics, FFA,ing, Am. problems. portation, juniors. paper, Press Club. calendar. Prom, Boys Club. Under Friendly Teachers, Students Enjoy Classwork Those with music skills find expression with organ, a four -roomed model home. Would-be artists wit1orchestra, band, or vocal harmony. Girls learn home creative urges produce marvels in paintings, designsliving and practice in well -equipped kitchen units and craft objects, and commercial art.MELODY MAGIC - One of the SHE FIXES THE MIXES - Betty Ann Milligen practices I LOVE A MYSTERY - Davidmany students studying music, serving to Margaret McClellan in the model home.Marian Mortenson chooses organ.

C. N. Crawford E. L. Crawford Jesse B. Casper J. Clement Crapo Mignon DomgaardMurray , U of U, algebra, Sandy, U of U, history,history, debate, faculty English, debate, yearbook, Murray , U of U, U of Calif., Sandy, BYU , U of U, music, Salt lake, U of U, USAC,secretory. Masque and Gavel. boys' counselor, student Messiah, opera, calendar, clothing, FHA, seniors. adviser. stage, graduation.Elaine Dixon Mary Fitzgerald Gaida Fraser Afton Forsgren David GourleySpanish Fork, USAC, BYU, Pleasant Grove, BYU, U ofColo. College, doncmg, Holladay, Oh1o State, BYU, Salt lake, U of U, U of Salt Lake, U of U, English, U, natural sc1ences, juniors,phys. ed., Dance Club. Boys' Club. h1story, read1ng, hbrory Col., Spanish, French, seniors, UEA president, Jay Dees. English, seniors, lang. Club. Schools Survey Com. Teachers Interest Students in Study Activities Students in biology, botany, zoology study texts, sewing make new clothing for themselves and fami-collect specimens, make exciting discoveries through lies. Those interested in the value of foreign languagesthe microscope. With professional skill the girls in can take their choice of Spanish, French, or German.SPACE MONSTER? - Microscope re· THE STRAIGHT DOPE - Joan Lefevre gives her candid opin· WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE - Sherryveals strange l1f~ to Beth Beck. ion about Sharon Greenwood 's sewing. Sharon looks pleased . Spears records her Spanish lesson.

Ph il F. Goldbranson Laura Gardner Arthur Hughes A. LaMar Hendrickson Y. W. HarrodSandy, Westminster, U of Sandy, USAC, English , Sandy, Palmer Co ll ege,Calif., social science, West Jordon, U of U, U of Murray, BYU, phys . ed ., magazine, juniors, Press auto mechanics,debate, calendar. Club. transportation . Calif., English , German, coaching , Boys' Club , yearbook, Long . Club . Athletic Club.Charlotte Johnston A. C. J e nsen Frank Kamnlkar Hlsa Aok i Kumagai Em erson Ke n, ington Midvale, USAC, West · Salt Lake , U of U, Englosh, Holladay, USAC, weld ing,Salt Lake , BYU , English, Sandy, U of U, U of W. minster, history, student history, library, seniors, sophomores. advisory , Boys ' Club . magazine.speech, library, Girls' Club. registrar, supplies, soldier education . With Teachers Advising, Students Practice Skills Boys looking fo r possibilities in a relative ly new makes the auto run and what to do about it wh en itindust ry can learn w elding for vocationa l and indus- doesn 't . Very usefu l for the future, a lso, is t he st ud y oft ria l a rts. Al so in demand is a knowl edge of wh at mec ha n ica l dra w ing, b lu e pr ints, fu rn iture ma king and repairing.GET OUT AND GET UNDER - Dean IT'S YOUR MOVE - Bla ine Nie lson, Nei l Ostle r, and Bryce ANYTHING GOES - Charl es JarmanJarv is does a tricky welding job. Howlett perform an autopsy an theor jalopy. finoshes end table - a lso hiS thumb .

IChester Kim Molly Lindell Grant Martin Royal D. Madsen Arval NelsonMurray, U of U, history, Sandy, U of U, BYU ,coaching, eligibility, Boys ' library, sophomores Salt Lake U of U, phys. ed., Salt Lake, BYU, USAC, U Midvale, photography,Club, Athletic Club. guidance, FHA. library, coaching, juniors, of U, radio, electricity, took photographs for Army, Athletic Club. stagecraft, Prom. in Civil Service.Faye Nichols Donald Olsen R. S. Peterson Robert Pixton Don Parr East Midvale, BYU, ort, Midvale, USAC, chemistry, Draper, USAC, U of U,Midvale, BYU, phys. ed . , music, Prom., stbge. physiology, genetics, West Jordan, U of U, BYU,Dance Club, Jay Dees, physics. history, athletic mgr. soc., econ., Am. problems,Girls' Club. visual aids. With Teachers Guiding, Students Perform Experiments All seniors take social science - sociology, eco- research, study, or plain reading pleasure. In chemistrynomics, American problems, commercial law, public and physics they enjoy learning the mysteries of thediscussion, or debate. Most students use the library for world about them and experimenting in unknowns.F<;>LLOW THROUGH - Kenneth Visser HOW 'S THAT AGAIN? - Marlene Neff and Lois Wolf use WE LEARN BY DOING - Blaine Grif-Winds projector for social sCience. the library for their research work. fin experiments with heat.

John M. Peterson Arland Russen Oralie Rawson Theodore Sjoblom Dale SorensenDraper, USAC, U of U, Midvale , U of U, USAC, Salt Lake , U of U, USAC, Sandy, U of U, biology , Murray, U of U, phys. ed .driver's training, Prom, industrial orts automotive, U of Cal. , English, paper, algebra , world history. coaching, Athletic Club.visual aids. Boys Club. Quill and Scroll.James L. Seal Gladys Sanders A. F. Smith Glen E. Soulier Helen SeamanMidvale , BYU, USAC, U of Salt Lake, U of U, Engl ish , Draper, U of U, U of Wash . Midvale , USAC, ag., seniors, St. George, BYU , phys. ed.,U, mech . drawing, substitute. math., bookkeeping, to FFA, Sports Club . health, Chorlonions.woodwork, stage. graduation, scholarship. Under Teacher Direction Students Study Theory Knowing the importance of math in this modern tickets - as many as can be accommodated rush toworld, many delve deeply into algebra, geometry and driver's training . In order to be graduated from Jordan,trig. Eager for drivers ' licenses - and not for traffic all must take four years of English - like it or not.WE POINT WITH PRIDE - No trick at SAFE FOR WOMEN DRIVERS - J. M. Peterson explains panel DO OR DIE - Helen Reich intends toall for Bob Hirose to expla in. of new dual control car to Ruth Humes and Iris Withers. finish that English research or else.

_:I • JGertrude G. Trantor Dunn Taylor Lucille Tuttle Harold Thorpe F. B. Thomas Salt Lake, BYU, U of U, Sandy, U of U, English ,Midvale, BYU, U of Wash . Sandy, USAC, BYU , USC, Leland Powers, speech, seniors, magazine. Midvale, U of U, LOS Bus. ploys, Char., M. and G. College, type, dis. ed.,U of U, type, English, welfare, athletics director, sophs ., DECA.calendar, Joy Dees. discipline, eligibility.Evelyn Wood SEMINARY TEACHERS - Lynn S. Searle, Lynn R. Wanda Wade Webb, Golden L. Berrett, Principal Corter E. Grant .Salt Lake, U of U, counsel, Salt Lake, USAC, BYU, U ofstudents, Joy Dees, Girls U, stenography, voc. bus.,Club. guidance. Teachers Insisting, Students Place Emphasis On Scholarship Counselors are on hand to lend a sympathetic ear, to make more intelligible problems of the world andto give aid to those with problems, and to look after the needs of America. Those wishing to get businessthe welfare of all. World and American History strive positions, take typing, shorthand, office practice.JUST FOR THE RECORD - Merlene LET'S TACKLE THIS ONE - Kent Tucker .and Phyllis Harbuck NAMI: THE WINNER - Diana SavageHeu tokes test from Evelyn Wood . go to work on those history topics. wrestles with a typewriter.

Glenn Hill - congenial and versatile president, is very capable . Friendliness, enthusiasm, and sincerity have brought this Draperite many friends. Outstanding as a student, and with the experience of having been the president of last year's juniors, he has given his untiring efforts to be a successful leader of the Jordan students. Norma Gehri ng - vivacious secretary hailing from West Jordan, works hard to please . This twinkling -eyed beauty - Queen of the Midvale Harvest Days - is very friendly and possesses the neal personality that makes her taps with everybody.22

Marilyn Milne - sparkling vice prexy , ispacked with vim , vigor, and vitality . Thistall, friendly Union lass has made herleadership felt in the affairs of the Jordanstudent government. Her warm smile andsense of humor have won her manyfriends. Marilyn Boyce - charming and pert his- torian, comes from Union too. She's fun to know and fun to talk to. She's full of humor, intelligence, and conscience - though she did neglect her duties long enough to part with her appendix. This go I likes everyone, and everyone likes her. 23

Student Court WELL, YOU SEE, JUDGE - Morsholl Rowen Schmidt, Pros . Atty . Glen Dunn, Judge Stanley Wright, 1st Asst. Jerry Jorgensen, 2nd Assist. Lee Ashton, Clerk Ann Grover sit In judgment on unnamed offender. CRIME FIGHTERS - Reody to oct os regulators of public behavior ore, Front row: Lawrence Roy, Morris Thomas, Don Brody, Glen Dunn, Vaughn Rasmussen, Gorr Vincent. Middle row: Charlene Bailey, Koye Mickelsen, Beatrice Hill, Joanne Brody, Lois Beckstead. Back row: Gene Berg - man, Joy Beckstead, Arvin Mineer, Bla ine Griffin, Glen Cundick, Ernest Peterson.24

WHAT'S THE SCORE - Eager to bring home rooms up to date are, Front Student Council row: Gorr Vincent, Max Antczak, Morris Thomas, Don Brady, Charles Pierce, Earle Morris, Stanley Wright, Roland Baker. Middle row: Michael Varanakis, Kent Whetman, Rodne1 Maxfield , Donald Orr, Blaine Worthen, Velie Wright, Arnold White , Wallace Haun . Back row: Kent Burgan, Glen Moosman, Thomas Welch, Val Beckstead, Boyd Roos, Ray Bills, Bart Quintana, Sylvan Olsen.Democracy EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS - To take student body messages to first period rooms ore, Front row: Charlynn Johnson, Joanne Brady, Norma Gehring, Marilyn Milne, Myrna Nolan, Betty Hofer, Kae Winn, Margaret Wood. Mid- dle row: Jean Kynaston, Sharon Curtis, Gloria Brown, Beth Humes, Iris Wheodon, Jean Davies, Mary McCarthy, Cleo Woodhouse. Back row: Sue McMullin, Dixie Kearsly, Nancy Ann Sjoblom, Kareen O'Brien, Gail Pixton, luJean Little, Shirla Jones. (From Right to Left.) 25

sophomores David Shields Lynn Haws President Secretory Joyce Nunley Vice Pres ident Eager to Fit into New School Routine Although at first it was very new and hectic to theyoung Diggers, and they seemed never able to gettheir classes straightened out, they timorously dasheddown the long, dark halls, through crowds of big bold boys, hunting hopelessly for their proper rooms. Butthey soon settled down and b~came full-fledged Beet-diggers and loyal Jordanites. Some of their never-to - be-forgotten memories are their tall, dark, and hand -some president; their smiling, sparkling vice -president;their secretary with the personality plus; their really rugged initiation; their fun class party; and their first report cards - 445 !26

Charles Ainsworth Brent Anderson Helen Anderson Marie Anderson Lawrence Astle Max Antczak Dixie Anderson Crescent Midvale Union Midvale Sandy Cottonwood Hts. UnionCarol Anderson Don Adamson Beth Allen lowell Ashman Dale Adams lee Ashton Howard Abrams Midvale Union Draper Midvale Sandy Union MidvaleRoland Arterburn Jerry Anderson Glen Allgood Glenda Anderson laMar Allinson Gerald Asay Ellen Anderson Union Midvale Midvale Sandy Sandy Sandy Sandy Ronald Brown, Union lindsay Brady, Sandylamont Beckstead, M1dvale Erwin Bauer, GraniteDon Blumqulst, Midvale Ronald Baker, DraperJimmie Burgon, UnionClair Bell, Union Robert Beckstead, SandyArva Bolliger, SandyErnest Brothers, E. CrescentJoanne Bird, M1dvoleMargaret Brown, RivertonVerla Brown, UnionRalane Brown, Sandyleona! Boulter, SandyDale Bagley, UnionDavid Butterfield, HerrimanMerylln Bishop, SandyJimmy Butterfield, MidvaleDennis Bateman, SandyKen Bunnell, ButlerBeth Bills, Hernmankaren Beckstrand, MidvaleSharon Busenbark, SandyHelen Brown, R1vertonMarilyn Butterfield, HerrimanJoAnn Bagley, MidvaleRay Bills, Rivertonkathleen Baker, Draper

Sylvia Bowen James Butler Judy Beckstead Douglas Brown Kay Boggess Marilyn Brady Kent Burgon Riverton Sandy Riverton Midvale Union Union East MidvaleCarmellia Brunetti Russell Benson Richard Boyce Marlene Brown Rodney Brown Carol Bollschweiler Milan Bursach Union West Jordan Sandy Riverton Sandy Butler MidvaleRochelle Booth Gloria Brown Kent Brown Bruce Bell Robert Chiea leonard Cleland Sandra Casper Riverton Butler East Midvale Riverton West Jordan Draper Sandy ?, 0.I ,\".) Marlene Corak, · Midva le Phil Cloward, Sandy Paul Caldwell, E. Midvale Elliott Carlsen, Midvale Patsy Coats, Mldva le Gene Crawford, Murray JoAnn Cook, W. Jordan Myrna Cook, Union Marilyn Cook, Union La Rayne Crump, Bluffdale Vasta Crump, Bluffdale Norman Coleman, Draper Allen Campbell, Sandy Doris Crane, Herriman Claude Crane, Bluffdale Sharon Curtis, Midvale Patricia Crane, Riverton Nor/nne Cook, Union Richard Carlson, Draper Shirley Cherry, Draper

Samuel Crump Paul Caine Charlotte David Douglas Dumas Vernon Densley DeAnna Dow --· - r Bluffdale Riverfon Sandy Draper Riverton Union Wayne DahlGeorge Dansie Doren Dansie Grant Dahl Delores Dibb Claudette Densley Janet Detomasi East Midvale Riverton Draper Eost Midvale Draper Riverton West Jordon Janice DetomasiRichard Day Joyce Dansie Ronald Duffin Margaret Dunn James Dumas Evelyn Drake West Jordon Draper Hemmen Draper Midvale Midvale Midvale Ruby Dorius Sandy D. Anna Despain, Union Joyce Ebert, Sandy Belly Ennis!, Riverton Marvin Emery, S. Jordon levi Jack Elmer, Sandy Jeannie Evans, DraperGary Egbert, W. JordonAudrea Eastman, Hemmen David Eastman, Riverton Edward Evans, DraperLa Rleta Freeman, HerrimanVIvian Ferguson, Cot. Hts .Kathryn Ferguson, SandyRoss Fairborn, CrescentJimmy Fitzgerald, DraperFrances Farmer, MidvaleEldon Forman, S. Jordonlloyd Francom, MidvaleJay Fullmer, W. JordonNephi Fitzgerald, DraperJoyce Faurschou, W. JordonSteven Fergus, CrescentBonnie Grang.e, SandyRichard George, SandyJane Goff, SandyJim Glover, E. MidvaleGrace Gilbert, RivertonRoger Grimaud, M1dvoleBill Glines, UnionNancy Gibbons, S. Jordon

Marian Glover Gerald Gray DuWayne Goff Nancy Ann Greene Clyde Grover Glenda Graham Pat Grana East Midvale Butler Sandy Draper Draper Cottonwood Hts. SandyVal Greenwood Grace Graham Ross Green Elaine Greenwood Norma Giles Janice Gatherum Sue Gibbons Crescent Union East Modvole Bluffdale Midvale Draper UnionJoan Hawker Clyde Hamilton Marlene Hess Roxanne Hartman Janiel Hall Judy Haun Dale Heugley Sandy Riverton West Jordan Bluffdale Sandy Midvale Riverton Phyllis Harbuck, Crescent Coleen Hamilton, Riverton Carolyn Hamilton, Riverton Arlene Haun, W. Jordon Duane Howlett, Draper Arlene Holt, S. Jordon Lynne Haws, Midvale lleth Humes, Riverton Janice Howard, Union Colleen Heaps, Riverton Kathleen Ha:1sen, Sandy Virginia Hardman, Sandy Claudia Hansen, Sandy Billy Hughes, Sandy Ralph Harper, Modvole Beverly Hilton, Butler Ray Hansen, Un ion Annette Hudson, Un ion Ethel Hekl, Modvole Deanna Hendrickson, Sandy

Jeanne Hatt Ernest Hardcastle Lynn Holt Larry Hakanson Eddie Hoopiiaina Rees Jensen Harvey Jones Bluffdale Crescent South Jordan South Jordan Midvale Sandy West JordanOwen Johnston Maureen Joosten James Jensen Sharon James Dorothy Jex Clair Jensen Ronnie Jones Union Draper Union Sandy Midvale Sandy SandyCarla Jensen Ardell Jones Eddie Jenkins Gladys Mae John Lee Jenson Jerrold Jenson Ernest Jeminez Sandy Sandy Riverton Sandy Midvale West Jordon SandyLinda Jensen, MidvaleRichard Johnson, MidvaleMarjorie Johnson, UnionArthur Kllsel, SandyPeggy Kirton, DraperCharlene Kay, ButlerJean Kynaston, CrescentOrson Kesler, MidvaleFrances Kroon, W. JordonFrank Larson, SandyRaymond Lucero, S. JordanDelores Lunnen, DraperAnnie Lundberg, SandyCarmen Lloyd, CrescentMike Laveder, E. MidvaleBlayne Labrum, UnionDuane Loveless, SandyFrank Lucas, RivertonDonna Lloyd, S. JordanDonald Lloyd, S. JordanDon Lien, DraperMarjorie Lloyd, SandyBarbara Linnarz, SandyPatsy Milligan, BluffdaleSandra Mitchell, MidvaleNorma McClellan, W. JordanJoan Marrow, RivertonRosemary Miner, SandyArlene Mousley, BluffdaleGayle McEwen, Sandy

Carlene Morris Don Milne Deanna Milne Nile Mitchell Roy Mills Fay Morse Nelda Moon Draper Sandy Union Midvale Riverton Butler RivertonSue McMullin Dwayne Madsen Brent MacKay Faye Mitchell Vickijo Moyer Sharlene Mortensen Dale Macklin South Jordan Draper Sandy Draper Riverton Riverton UnionBruce Mace David Mangum Ray Montague Henry Middelstadt Elroy Morrill Clara Martinez ' Shirlene Neuffer Crescent Riverton Midvale Riverton Union Midvale East Midvale Joan Naylor, S. Jordan Charlene Naylor, Midvale Sonja Nichols, Draper Ann Nilsson, Sandy Everett Nelson, Union Sandra Nelson, Sandy Gerald Naylor, S. Jordon Robert Newman, Murray Paul Nicol, Midvale Paul Nichols, Midvale Alfred Nelson, S. Jordon Joyce Nunley, Union Eric Nystrom, Sandy Clement Nickel, Sandy Donald Nuxman, W. Jordon Jerry O'Brien, Midvale Gerd Olsen, Union Barbra O'Brien, W. Jordon JoAnn Ottesen, E. Mldva le Kenneth O'Brien, Sandy )

Diane Olson Delores Olson Lois Owen Martin O'Keefe Benson Olsen Roberta Ozancin Perry Olsen Union Union Riverton West Jordon Sondy Draper SandyDirk Olson Margene Orr Colleen Oviatt Sylvan Olsen Doris Player Gary Phipps Lorin Price Sandy Sandy Riverton East Midvale Midvale Riverton UnionAnn Parry Harrison Pedro Jerry Pierce Veronica Perkins Gayle Pixton Janice Price Rulon Parry Riverton Midvale South Jordan Midvale Draper West Jordon RivertonPatricia Pinedo, MidvaleDenoce Poma, DraperKend II Phelps, MidvalePat Phelps, RivertonRichard Parry, MidvaleJames Peterson, SandyWilliam Palmer, RivertonColleen Parker, Midvaleloon Peterson, SandyMyrna Parsons, MidvaleGlen Palmer, S. JordanLynn Palmer, S. JordanDorothy Pullman, HerrimanShirley Price, UnionPatty Parker, CrescentLeRoy Page, RivertonRoger Price, UnionTed Polson, Sandylois Pratt, DraperKeith Roos, UnionChad Rosenhan, UnionEugene Ray, MidvalePatsy Riggs, UnionJeannette Rawson, UnionPhyllis Romney, SandyDick Ramshaw, S. JordanJohn Romero, SandyCarl Rosenkrantz, W. JordanHelen Reich, SandyPenny Radmall, W. Jordan

Darlene Robertson Sharlene Roby Geraldine Roberts Kent Simonson Jean Stocking David Shields Tommy Stoker Draper Midvale Sandy Sandy Riverton South Jordan East MidvaleLinda Sabey Mickey Sugiyama Nola Silcox Mary Jo Silcox Judith Sylvester Ann Simpson Duane Sadler Draper Riverton Riverton Draper Midvale Draper MidvaleBeverly Sandquist Howard Swapp Jack Snyder lola Smith Rosemarie Schmidt Coleen Spratling Calvin Spratling Midvale Union West Jordan West Jordan West Jordan West Jordan Crescent Pauline Schmidt, W. Jordan Crespin Saldlbar, Midva le Hal Spratt, Draper Renee Sorenson, Bluffdale Brent Stephens, Midva le Gay Shelton, Midvale Geraldine Sund, Sandy Nolan Smith, Draper Marlin Steinfeldt, W. Jordan Eileen Spencer, W. Jordan Vickie Ann Showell, Riverton Sheldon Smith, Draper Sandra Scoffleld, Union Sharon Spears, Sandy Karen Sanden, Cr scent Alan Steadman, S. Jordan Jerry Sharp, Midvale Ronald Troester, Midvale Norma lee Thayne, S. Jordan Fred Takemori, Granite

Charlene Townsend Noel Taylor LuDawn Tucker Richard Thun Kent Tucker Sherry Tomlinson Kay Talbot Sandy Midvale South Jordon Midvale Draper Midvale MidvaleDonna Tapp Lynne Tripp Bart Thaxton Noreen Tester Janet Torkelson Bob Taylor Ronald Thompson Sandy Riverton Midvale Riverton Union Union UnionGordon Tolman Janice Vaughn John VanRy Kenneth Visser Mike Varanakis Deanna Wenerstrom Richard Wellington Midvale Sandy Sandy West Jordan Sandy Crescent SandyNot photographed: Lorry Andrus, Ted Ander- Jensen, Owen Johnstun, Harvey Jones, Lois Shirley Price, Dorothy Pullman, Blaine Robin-son, Joyce Barney, Lorin Bigler, Wallace Brown, Joosten, Leon Kingston, Nancy Lauritsen, Larry son, Wolter Rutishauser, Duane Scott, RobertAlmon Butterfield, Ledo Coleman, LaNeve Cook, Marshall, Rulon Martineau, Glen Moosman, Smart, Ellen Sweat, John Taylor, Douglas Tol-Ray Cunnington, Joan Haws, Lowona Hauser- Gary Nichols, Eido Nogales, James Orgill, man , LoDawn Tucker, Lawrence Ward, Dor-man, Shirley Hardman, Harvey Jenkins , Rees Doris Orwin, Marianne Palmer, Patty Parker, othy Webster, Fronk Withers, Neil Wood. Charles Walker, Un ion Nedra Wardle, Midvale Jerry Webster, Midvale Roland Winberg, Midvale Nadine Wright, Midvale LaTrice Walters, Union Forrest Wardle, Sandy Nell Wood, Union leonard Wood, Union Dwayne Walters, Sandy Sally Winn, Butler Joan Winn, Cottonwood Hts. Michael Webster, Sandy Dean Wolf, Granite lois Wood, W. Jordon Tracy Wilson, Union Ronald Webster, Midvale Kaye Winward, W. Jordan Carol Wood, Midvale lrellq Withers, DraperDorothy Webster, Midvalelanny Walker, UnionKeith Whitmore, GraniteMargaret Wood, UnionKay Yates, MurrayDonald Yates, Midvale

ffigh·f.lgh\S oO d Side/; h 9 Is of Septenloet Teachers work-shop is over and the officers' meeting onions and of garlic. Song fests and pep ra ll ies a ndat Bingham. Jordan's hal ls echo with the familiar noises football. Pictures for the yearbook - such a shortageof 1134 Beetdiggers meeting teachers and officers in as-sem b ly, lining up to pay fees, enrolling in classes. Then of junior sweaters and of senior coats! Stickers on thecomes Hi' Day to welcome new students, who soon mustbe initiated. Like figures in a nightmare, sophomores windshields. Cars checked for prop~r registration, andcome to school in night gowns and long underwear. Theyshine shoes and carry books and the school reeks of students for driver's licenses. Tryi ng out new classes. Assignments and homework. Electing officers, trying out for the play, voting for the Harvest Queen, going to the fair.Emotional reaction between halves What Box Elder did to Vaughn Rasmu ssen Eager to get supplies and be up and at it Clerk 's -eye view of bookstore l1ne up36

Mary Ellen Delgado lightscandle to become a Jay Dee.Duane Olson, James Dahl, andMax Baker re·line parking lot. Helen Anderson, Lynn Haws, Ben Bruse, Carman Lloyd, Karen Sanders get ready for so ph party.The best part of the soph party Calendar SeptemberElbows and ankles 3 - Enrollmentand the September sun 5- Hi! Day 12 - Soph . initiation Jordan vs. Lincoln 16- Fair day 8 - Primary elections 19 - Orientation ceremony Jordan vs . Box Elder 22 - Begin pictures for yearbook 24 - Election PTA - Parents to classes 26 - Jordan vs. East

Staying after school for workouts, mak-ing up new yells and skits, expending alltheir vim ond vigor at games, wearingout their voices at pep assemblies - theseyoung dynamos did a bang-up job. Ann Brody38

FOOTBALL COACHES - Chet Kim,head coach Dale Sorenson, Grant Martin Jordan Has Off Season repeated with Davis, who took advantage of their fum- bles and penalties to win 19-0. Against Provo Jordan Handicapped by the loss of several letter men, the showed good passing and running, but again butterJordan Beetdiggers finished last in the Big 8. In the first fingers at crucial points hurt bad and it was impossiblepre -season game - which they lost to Box Elder 20-0 to break through Provo's stone wall. Though they lost,- quarterback Vaughn Rasmussen broke his ankle and young Lee Jensen was singled out as a bright star ofsat out the rest of the season - a costly game. In the the future. The outstanding single phase of the Granitefirst Big 8 contest, the Diggers dropped a hard-fought game was the Jordan line play which, with good passersbattle to East 6 -0. With Carbon they showed their fight- and hard runs, rolled the Farmers 19-6. During the gameing spirit - Lepore playing brilliantly - but Carbon's with West, Jordan fought hard but was unable to cashferocious tackling and their own fumbling proved too in on long drives or to hold West's terrific Knudsen, somuch . They came out low on a 19-7 score. With South, they lost 20-7, and wound up the season in the cellarJordan got mired in the defensive and though they with Provo.threatened at times, they were almost always stalled byfumbles and ended on the short end of 14-0. This wasLarry Ray - Senior, Captain, David BeanEnd. Reaular . All State Athletic Manager 39

ALL THREE SQUADS - Front row : Coaches Mart in and Kim, Angle, Jen· gon, Ashby, Densley , Hott, Lepore , Dumas, Jenkins. Back row: Smith,sen, Holt, Hill, Morley, M1tchell, Smart, Hole, Moosman, Coach Sorensen. Losee, H~rose, Shrewsberry, Anderson , Whittenberg, Whitehead, Nielsen,Second row : Shields, McNamara, E. Brown, Juretich, Thomas, Tester, Ho· Schm1dt, M. Brown, Johnson, Dunn, McFarlane, Root, Gissemon, Cold- w el l, Jarmon, Newbold, Brody. Varsity Football Scores Pre-SeasonGlen Hill, Senior Sept. 19 Jordan 0 at Box Elder 24 Vaughn Rasmussen, Senior,Quarterback, Regular Quarterback, Letterman Sept. 12 Lincoln 2 at Jordan 6Melv in Brown, Senior, Robert McNamara, JuniorTackle, Letterman League Cen ter, Regular Sept. 26 Jordan 0 at East 6 Oct. 3 Carbon 19 at Jordan 7 Oct. 10 South 14 at Jordan Oct. 17 Jordan at Davis 0 Oct. 24 Provo 0 at Jordan 19 Oct. 31 Granite 13 at Jordan 0 Jordan 6 at West 19 Nov. 7 7 20 Bob Hirose, Junior, Morris Thomas, Charles Jarman, Halfback, Letterman Senior, Tackle, Regular Sen1or, End, Letterman

Donald Teste r, Junior Gaylen Gi sseman, Senior Everett Halt, Senior Nyle McFarlane , Junior David Root, JuniorGuard, Letterman Tackle, Letterman End, Regular Halfback, Regular End, RegularHe nry Ashby , Junior Dav id Hogan, Junior Harold Morl ey , Junior Gary Mitchell , Senior Don Wh itehead , JuniorCenter, Regular Guard, Letterman Fullback, Regular Guard, Regular End, LettermanBlaine Neil se n, Senio r Bill Haun , Junior LaMar Johnson, Senior Rowen Schmidt, Senior Roger Lepore , SeniorEnd, Letterman Fu ll back, Letterman Tackle, Letterman Tack le, Regular Halfback, Regularl ee Je nsen , Sophomore lee Brady, Senior Dale Densley, Senior Robert Satovick , Junior Robert Dunn, JuniorQuarterback, Let terman Tackle, Regular Guard, Letterma n Center, Regular, All State 2nd Guard, Letterman

TALL, TOUGH, AND TERRIFIC- No stopping West's powerful Knudsen. Juniors Have Average Season SEND IN THE RESERVES - Jordan stops Granite's end play The juniors, under the able supervision of Coach Grant Martin,ended the season with a record of 3 wins and 5 losses. It is notedthat junior teams tend to be superior or extremely weak; thereforea squad with a record of almost average is not to be overlooked.Coach Martin and his lively squad pulled through the group oflosses to the North Sanpete and Cyprus varsities, and to the Gran-ite, East, and West crews to bowl over South and West by 2-0scores, and to swamp Davis I4-0. They won two league gamesand lost three. In order to prepare for next year the junior boys,along with the sophomores, held an extra week of fundamentalsand drills. Junior ScoresSept. 12 West 0 at Jordan 2Sept. 18 Jordan 0 at North Sanpete 19Sept. 19 Jordan 0 (varsity)Sept. 25 East 6Oct. 9 Jordan 2 at Cyprus 14Oct. 16 Davis 0Oct. 30 Jordan 0 (varsity)Nov. 6 West 14 at Jordan 0 at South 0 at Jordan 14 at Granite 40 at Jordan 042

Jordan piles up an Provo.Footbo\\ Sophomores Show Fight LEAP-FROG - Provo Future Beetdigger opponents are in for plenty of trouble be- goes over the top. cause the up -and -coming sophomores are ready, willing, and able to step into the oldsters· spots. Despite a mediocre season, they showed great ability and plenty of promise. Hampered by promotions of key players and injuries to regulars, Coach Art Hughes could not find that extra spark; but despite these handi- caps, they came through in fine style. The scrappy sophomore team wouldn 't stop fighting in spite of the disheartening handi- caps and hard luck that plagued them. So the outlook on Jor- dan 's football future is very bright indeed with these promising youngsters coming up. Sophomore Scores Sept. 26 Jordan 13 at Springville 6 Oct. 9 Jordan 6 Oct. 16 No . Bount. 7 at East 27 Oct. 23 South 14 Oct. 30 Jordan 0 at Jordan 6 Nov. 7 Granite 40 Nov. 14 Jordan 13 at Jordan 14 at Davis 18 at Jordan 13 at West 27 43

.''\"~'.'t\ents anc1 Co'\"./~'t:icle nc.es Tests too far away to cause much worry. It is fun to of tricky ways to light a home, Lyceums, soph girls hold-sit in the fallen leaves, to watch- the band go by, and ing meetings, seniors getting rings and arguing caps andthe marching Charlonians. October is a month of much gowns. Girls' Club's Big Pal, Little Pal, and a Halloweenexcitement- Charlonians initiated, football games, the party. The alumni come home to visit and put on a play.Amateur Hour, the Harvest Ball, and the Carnival. Two The month ends with the Granite game and a footballdays off while teachers go to meetings! A demonstration dance.laurence Brown, Francis Bills, Eugene Mumford and A group of alumni look over the history album.Betty Joe Mumford in o dramatic scene of the alumni ploy.Hail the conquering hero I They also sweat who sit it out on the bench .44

Joann Rasmussen, Janene Greenwood, JoAnn Forbush revel in October leaves.Brent Anderson, Blaine Griffin, Joy Goff,and Joanne Stromberg lead the bond andthe Chorlon ions . Laura Joseph, Myrna Lee Dowding, Marie Erickson, Alice Olson, Nancy Motto wait for customers at the carnival. THE FACES ARE FAMILIAR - Waiting for a curta in call , C. N. Crawford and Mur- ray Allen. Performers R. 5. Peterson, Ger- trude Trantor, Jay Pond. Calendar October1 - Charlonian initiation2 - Sophs play Davis3 - Amateur Hour, Carbon at Jordan, Harvest8 - Carnival Ball9 - South at Jordan16 -Yearbook receives all-American rating17 - Jordan at Davis21 - Modernaires Assembly23 - Provo at Jordan24 - Seniors get class rings .29 - Big Pal, Little Pal party31 -Homecoming, Granite at Jordan, Hallo-ween Dance 45

Char\on\ans ~ntertain at GoIlles

Front row: Janet Burns , Ruth Darton, Mary Lou Madsen, Coleen Beck-stead, ReNee Goff, June Soderberg, Shirlo Jones, Sophie Adondakis.Middle row : Shyrmo Loy Hendricksen, Darlene Brewer, Dixie Keors-ley, Barbaro Bjork, Eris Egbert, Jacqueline Rishton, Lois Beckstead,Mary Boggess. Back row: Connie Burgan, Janet Duffin, Lois Neff,Faye Lloyd, Nancy Ann Sjoblom, Luana Lunnen, Shirlene Day, MarilynBerrett, JoAnn Forbush. Charlonians Furnish Pep Fifty -one Charlonian members worked hard to up-hold the aims of their club by promoting scholarship,leadership, sportsmanship, fellowship, and pep. Newmembers turn into funny characters on initiation day,becoming full-fledged Charlonians after taking theoath at the impressive candlelight ceremony. Thesepepsters, dressed in snappy maroon and gray uni-forms, entertain football and basketball enthusiastsbetween halves with difficult marching manuevers. Two of the Charlonian officers - secretary Joy Beck- stead and historian Charlynn Johnson. President Claud- ia Scoffield and reporter Janice Jensen were absent. GRADES WITHOUT GROANS - Honor stu- dents Janice Jensen, Mary Boggess, Joy Goff, Maryann Rasmussen, Sophie Adondakis find their report cards easy to look at.They also usher at basketball games and special pro- who hope to be full-fledgedgrams. They sponsored a popular booth, \"Fish , Pond, \" day is over, bask awhile infor the Yearbook Carnival. At Christmas time theymake it possible for a family to have a merry Christ- 47mas by playing Santa Claus to them. In the springthey hold the Charlonian Ball, inviting former mem-bers, athletes, and class and club officers. Their spon-sors are lucille Tuttle, Oralie Rawson, and Helen Sea-man.Front row : Charlene Crapo, Jean Evans, Lauro Joseph, Marion Mor-tensen, Charlynn Johnson, Marilyn Johnson, Geraldine Fisher, Chor-lyn Russell, Marilyn Milne. Middle row: Marva Jeanne Kimball, JoyBeckstead, Betty Lambson, Myrna Harmon, Ruth Whittle, Delores Bur-mester, Gayle Wright, Denece Johanson . Back row : Janice Jensen,Joy Goff, Vanessa Crawford, Betty Jo Pork, Ruby Seito, Donna Hard-castle, Maryann Rasmussen.