1951

ONE-ACT PLAY~ Cabbages.-By Howard Staadt Mr. Grossmeiser (who struck oil) ....Russell Robison Mrs. Grossmeiser (his Wife) .. .... Kanna Brockbank Tildy Grossmeiser (his daughter) ...........Patsy Jenkins Wheadon, Ivan Sm. art. Mrs. Lena Fisher (an old friend) .........Ellen WheadonRusEslellelnRobi.son, p a tsy Jenkms. Mr. Markle (a genealogist) ........................ Reid Hansen Mr. Jenks (a reporter) ..... ... . .. ........................ Ivan Smart tliwba•h {a maid) .. . .............. ·-··-Doon B;,,;,g,, So Wonderful in White. -By Richard Nusbaum Miss Cresson (head nurse) Joan Wilcox Nurse Shipman Kathleen Fitzgerald Gail Stevens . Glora WhetmanCar~Joan W11lcoFxa, rJnesawnonrethB,reJnonyecme anS,teyavdomnanne,CrKaawthfolerde.n Ginny Brask . .. .... .... .. Carol Farnsworth Jane Held . . ..... .. .. ... .... Yvonne Crawford Eleanor DeWitt Jeanne Brenneman . .. .. . ................ New Girl . Joyce Steadman • High Windows-by Verne Powers. Emily Winthrop LaDean Pierce fudge Craig Jerry Sorensen Wolter Hodge .. Bob Yates Judith Ware Charlene Lind Linda Norton .... Nan Smith Page one hundred

INTERPRETIVE SPEECHSpeech Festivals Some of the group that went to Speech Festival at B.Y.U. In the March 23 Speech Festival at on April 13. Lois Howlett, Beverly Bird, Sue Johnson, Jean Chiverall, LaVon Thornton.Davis High School lor all of the schoolsin \" Big 8\"- of a possible 30 points, Jor- Oratorical Contestdan recetved 25. Students were entered Winners of the American Legion Oratorical Contestin panel, in extemporaneous speaking,and in orations. Nineteen Jordanites took sponsored by Jordan Post No. 55 were La Dean Pierce, first ;part. Jackie Crane came out tops in ex- Audrey Kirton, second; Mary Ellen Sjoblom, third; with Evetemporaneous speaking, alter having a Miller. Louise Hamilton, ond Dorothy Satovick as runners-run-off with another of Jordan's students, up. The subject of this year's contest was \"Our Constitu-Lee Bean. Louise Hamilton, Conover Jen- tion-Worth Having; Worth Defending.\" The winners gavesen, and Jerry Sorensen, by rating super- their orations at Midvale lor the American Legion andior at thi s event, became members of received awards from the Vern Rasmussen family and thestate legistlature for a day at the state Legion. Twenty-six took part in the contest from secondCapitol on March 30. Sara Lee Erickson year speech classes. Miss Lucille Tu1tle sponsored thequalified lor the Senate and La Dean contest.Pierce rated superior in oration. Feu; ofthe six entries in this event went into the Finalists for America n Legion Oratorical Contest. Seatedfinal round. Phil Goldbranson was the -Dorothy Satovick. Louise Hamilton. Standing-Mary EllenJordan adviser. Sjoblom, Audrey Kirton, Eve Millet. LaDean Pierce is not in picture.Meet at U. of U. At the annual state high school forensicmeet at the U. of U. on March 30, Jac-quelyn Miner received a rating of Super·ior lor extemporaneous speech, Sara LeeErickson received honorable mention forlegislative forum . Of the House members- Jerry Sorenson, Conover Jensen, andLouise Hamilton-Louise received Super-ior. La Dean Pierce was rated excellentfor oratory .Meet at Oqden About thirty Jordan st udents went toOgden High School on April 4 to take part in th e State Interpretive Speech Fes- tival They consisted of six dramaticreadings, six humorous readings, six re-told stories, two pantomines, and twoone-act plays. These were furnished fromstudents of the second-year speech anddramatic classes, under the direction ofMiss Lucille Tuttle.B. Y. U. Meet Jordan' s entries to the State InterpretiveMeet at the B.Y.U on April 13 were SueJohnson, Lois Howlett, and Beverly Birdwith pantomine; La Von Thornton with adramatic reading; Jean Chiverall with ahumorous reading; and La Dean Pierce,Nan Smith, Charlene Lind, Jerry Sorensen.and Bob Yates with the one-act play,\"High Window .\" Page one hundred one

Follies of 19 51 \"The Follies of 1951\", this year's travel- ing assembly, was presented hrst at Draper on january 25 for the Lion's Club, who were sponsoring a successful dnve for funds for Junior H1gh band uniforms. It formed part of the program for Fathers and Sons' Night Out Parts of it were given for the parents on Visiting Day. It traveled to West H1gh on March 16 and to Granite on March 29. The Follies had a cast of seventy and presented a humor ous outlook on today's happenings a series of skits based on life in the army, interspersed w1th songs, dances, and readings The produc tion was the com- position of Lowell Boberg. Tcp pl·t,Jre Page girls Elaine Sheppick and LaVon Thorntop.T·umpe>tc .. Conover Jensen, Bryant Holman. Ralph Gibbons , KayeBurgan. Bottom p1cture Dr . Jimmy Marshall mnoculates rookte, Max Camp-b e ll. w1th the help of Kaye Burgon. Spencer Neilson at the cab1net.

The M'ESSIAH The choruses practice with Jordan's eighth annual appearance in organis.t Roy M. Darley for the Handel's 'Messiah'. 'Messiah.' On Sunday afternoon, December 17, in the high school auditorium, under the di- rection of J. Clement Crapo, Jordan's com- bined choruses again appeared in Han- del's \"Messiah.\" This was their eighth an-nual performance and the consensus ofopinion was that it was their best. RoyBrimhall was the tenor soloist, \"Mrs. Mil-dred Gibbons, the contralto soloist, MissLucille Tuttle. the reader, and Roy M. Dar-ley the organist. The two hundred andfifty singers were accompanied by theorgan and a full orchestra. Larry Lunnengave the invocation and Elsie Glines. thebenediction. The production was spon-sored by the Jordan L.D.S. Seminary. OnFriday, December 22 the performancewas repeated for the students duringwhich it was recorded by KMUR of Mur-ray and broadcast on Christmas Day.Page one hundred three

The orchestra, besides teaching its members to play, adds to the entertaining attractions of the school. It furnished the accompaniment for the \" Messiah,\" played at \"The American Way,\" at the seminary graduation, at variou s programs.Karen Wright. Concert Mt s lress

The orchestra is all tuned up for a recital. In the centter is David Sorensen. In the inner semi-circle, st a rting atthe left are Karen Wright. Dorothy Parkin, Dorene Radmall. Jacqueline Henschke. James Miller, Merla Densley, KayeMicke lsen. Dona Mae Butterfie ld. At left are Mary Miller and Gladys Hamilton. On the back row-Donald Olson,director, Rowen Schmidt, Jack Turner. Trevor Barker, Bryant Holman. Kaye Burgan. Rue! Brown, Merlin Smith. JoanneHenschke. Spencer Neilson. Garwin Farnsworth. The Brass Section in Action Front row-Bryant Holman, Trevor Barker, Kaye Burgan. Back row- Rue ) Brown. Merlin Smith, Joanne H e nschke. String Trio - David Sorensen. Dona Mae Butterfield. Karen Wright.'Page one hundred five

Seated-Gayle Miner, KalTaproetmsibso, nBisrtysa-nRtoHdonle~a~axfie.ld, Alan Miller, GeorgeShirley Parry, JamesMiller. Standing-Ber- verson, Warren Schmidt. , Conover Jensen, Thomas Se-nice Prescott, AlbertHansen, Robert Soder- BANDman, La Dawn Casper, Twirlers-From front to back LeftClark Younq. row - Gwenne Park, Shirley Essex. Middle row- Dorothy Satovick, Louise Poor, Colleen Swapp, Geri- anne Losee. Right row - Connie Hughes, Ruth Madsen.At .the Drums- Jack Turner, Dean Kastan.is, Blaine Anderson. J. Cle me nt Crapo Page one hundred six Director

Fron t row-Gayle Miner, Shirley Parry. James Miller. Seth Butterfield. ElmerNewman, Rue! Brown, Karen Wright. Leo Boynton, lla Radmall, LaDean Ekins.~ iddl e row-Bernice Prescott. Albert Hansen. Robert Soderman. LuDawn Casper. lark Young. Coleen Fullmer. Mary Nelson, Doris Dean Bulloc, Paul Lyon. Arlan vans. Kaye Burqon. Ralph Gibbons. Don Antczak, Boyd Beckstead. DennisWebster. Merlin Smith, Marilyn Miller. Rodney Maxfield. George Kalipetsis. Alan Tom Severson, Warren Schmidt. Conover Jensen. Bryant Holman. Back row- Betty Hofer. Delora Bodell. David Sorensen. Gail Atkinson. Trent,.,,..,..,Du'\"• Jerry Sorenson. Robert Larson, Blaine Griffin. Jack Turner. Dean Kastanis, Anderson. In white at le ft-Dorothy Satovick. Louise Poor. Gwen Parks.Shirley Essex. Mary Jane Anderson. At left of drums-J. Clement Crapo. RuthMadsen, Jeri Ann Losee. Larry Jensen. Lois Allsop. Pep Band Kneeling-Ralph Gib- bons. Kaye Burgon. Don Antczak, Boyd Beckstead. Standing- Bryant Holman, Dean Kastanis, Robert Lar· son. Jack Turner. Mer- lin Smith. Alan

ACHIEV Ted Dahl won State Farmer Deqree. Harvey Brady won the Standard Oil Co. Scholarshipoj $150. Lyn Kimball wen the $100 Carl Raymond GrayScholarship lor Vocati~nal Agriculture, the gold keylor State Farmer Degree, and $100 lor Star D01ryFarmer of the state. John Spratling won State Farmer Degree Dennis Brown was chosen runner-up lor the area Inthe annual FFA Public Speakmg Contest. He also wonthe State Farmer Degree. Kathleen Fitzgerald and Delores Day won a SIX month's course to Ann Ashton's finishing School 1n Salt Lake City Farnes Egbert, FF A, and his prjze steer that won a Grand Champion Ribbon at the Salt Lake County Fair With them is Chef Girard of the Hotel Utah who bought the steer lor $739 .50 Mrs. Darlene Pixton Mayne was selected editor ofthe state DECA monthly newspaper, DECA Newsette. Vae Enniss. FHA president, with tw en ty-one otherUtah girls, spent the las t week in June in Kansas Cityat the FHA convention.

EMENTS Jeny Sorensen. discussior. The Union Pacdic Rod- leader at Jumor Red Cross road awarded Charlene meet, at Red Cross training Lind the Carl Raymond camp in Montana, member Gray scholarship - one of regional adv1sory com years tul110n to the USAC mittee. -for outstandmg 4 H Club workPage one hundred nine





Ardyth Roper Gene Candalot Our peppy Cheerleaders were a Karen Wrightwelcome sight at all of our activities.What could we have done withoutthem? Bruce Ballard SelmaMori

Jerry Worthen. Co-Captain Dale SorensenSenior, End It took only two years forAll State Coach Dale Sorensen to deliver his first state championshipJack Boberg. Co-Captain team. His unsurpassable men-Senior, Tackle tal and physical ability, whichAll State brought the team all the way, was never questioned at any State Football Champions time throughout the season. SCORES Preseason Sept. 2-Murray 7 at Jordan 32 Sept. 9-Jordan 6 at Box Elder 6 Sept. 16-Pocatello 6 at Jordan 13 League Sept. 23-Jordan 7 at East 0 Sept. 30:_Carbon 0 at Jordan 7 Oct. 6-South 0 at Jordan 35 Oct. 13-Jordan 12 at Davis 7 Oct. 20-Provo 13 at Jordan 27 Oct. 26-Granite 13 at Jordan 0 Nov. 3-Jordan 14 at West 0 Championship Nov. 18-Jordan l3 Box Elder 0 at U. of U. Stadium

Coach Dale Sorensen and his Jordan crew opened a new season in good form this year by winning their tradi- tional game with Murray 32-7. The mighty Diggers were then held down to a 6-6 tie by the flashy Box Elder Bees, but soon returned to their original pace by downing Pocatello's fast-opening T formation 13-6. Journeying to East High to open their league play, Jordan - after a terrific see-saw battle - emerged victorious over the Leopards 7-0. East's Dean Salmon is stopped cold by Jordan's Densley (No. 14) and Le- pore (No.4).J<~ck Wiles, Senior Warren Schmidt, Junior Lee Bean. SeniorGuard End CenterRegular Letterman. RegularDonald Lepore. Senior Lynn Barney. Senior Carl Ebert. SeniorHalfback and Fullback Fullback TackleHonorable Mention-All State Honorable Mention-All State Second Team-All State

In the second game of Jordan's drivetoward the state championship goal,the Diggers stopped the strong CarbonDinosaur's crew in a 7-0 win. Jordan, the predicted underdogs,came through with a smashing upsetover the South High eleven with a 35-0triumph in one of the crucial games ofthe season. The mighty Beetdiggers clashed withthe powerful Davis Darts in the race forthe Big Eight title as they captured aclose 13-7 encounter. A rare sight in the South- Jordan game: the South High gridders hold the Jordanites to a short gain.Delano Rasmussen, Senior Neil Sorensen, Senior LaMar Gehring. SeniorTackle and Guard Halfback HalfbackThird Team-All State All State Letterman Donald Antczak, Senior Matt Trontel. Senior Bruce Bills. Senior Fullback End Halfback Letterman Honorable Mention-All Sta1e All State

Playing the ever-improving Bulldogs from Provo, the Diggers - using all the reserves- defeated the Bulldogs 27-13. With the title near at hand, the Jordan Beetdiggers ran into a disappointing setback as the Granite Farmers deliver- ed a stinging 13-0 blow against them. Neil Sorensen breaks away irom anEast High Leopard. Don Lepore runs his interference.Stephen Motta. Junior Noel Jensen, Junior Boyd Mousley, Senior Center HalfbackHalfback Letterman Calvin Jenkins, Senior LettermanRegular Ben Hirase, Senior End Milton Walker. Senior Hallback Regular Quarterback Letterman Honorable Mention-All State

Running with luck, the Beetdiggerscaptured another Big Eight title and achance at the state championship whenthey met and downed the fighting WestHigh Panthers 14-0. Going into the championship gamea 13-20 point underdog, Jordan's Beet-diggers, fighting mud and rain, carriedhome the tenth championship trophy bydropping the highly toured Box ElderBees 13-0. Bruce Bills, at right, Jordan's safety man, prepares to drop West's Linnell.Kenneth Latimer. Senior Rex .Jl'olt. Junior Norman Stapley. JuniorTackle and Guard Center Football ManagerHonorable Mention-All State L'elf~rman Tom Shimizu. Senior Kay Densley, Senior Gary Holt. Junior Hal!back Quarterback Center Letterman Regular Letterman

JUNIOR FOOTBALL Presentation of state championship trophy Juniors Have a Good Season JUNIOR SCORES The Junior Beetdiggers- who actedPreseason: as the guinea pigs for the varsity - and Coach Frank Kamnikar found it a tough Jordan 7 - North Sanpete 27 at job to use the plays of the opposing North Sanpete teams when playing against those teams, but still finished a good and suc-League cessful season. In their lone pre-season Jordan 14- West 0 at Jordan game, they traveled to North Sanpete Jordan 12- South 7 at South and were handed a 27-7 setback. In Jordan 0- Granite 6 at Granite league play they turned back the Jordan 0 - East 7 at Jordan Panthers of West 14-0, and the Cubs of South 12-7. Then they took defeats from Granite 6-0, and East 7-0. The senior members of the squad are: front row-Boyd Mousley, Ben ffirase, Tom Shimizu. Center row-NoalJensen, Lee Bean. Delano Rasmussen, Lynn Wolsleger, Jack Wiles. Kenneth Latimer, Carl Ebert, Jack Boberg, MattTrontell. Back row-Coach Chet Kim, CalYin Jenkins. Neil Sorensen. Jerry Worthen. Stephen Motto. Morris Peterson,Bruce Billa. Donald Antczak, Lynn Bamey, Milton Walker, J:ay Denaley, Donald Lepore, La Mar Gehring. Coach DaleSorensen.

SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL The Greenlings Win At the Jordan-East game from West SOPHOMORE SCORES Jordan 0- East 21 at Jordan Coach Art Hughes and newcomer Jordan 15- West 6 at WestGrant Martin brought the sophomore Jordan 7- South 20 at SouthGreenlings of Jordan a long way this Jordan 7 - Davis 18 at Davisyear in improvement and experience, Jordan 0- Granite 19 at Jordanbut-due to many hardships and lossesof players to the varsity squad- theywon only one game. The Sophs lost toEast the opener 21 -0. Then they tooktheir single win over West 15-6, but losttheir last three games: to South 20-7,to Davis 18-7, and to Granite 19-0. The Junior Squad Front row - Larry Holt, Cletus Hamilton , WarrenPage one hundred nineteen Schmidt, George Padjen, Merrill Brindley, Otto Draper, Tom Severson, Marlin Shields. Middle row - Tommy English, Neldon Hogen, Allen Dumas, Vaughn Rasmus- sen, Glenn Dunn, Ubuki Miki, Richard Gilbert. Back row-Rex Holt, Clark Young, Arion Evans, Dean Bog- gess, Jack Bills, Vaughn Lancaster, Joe Lepore, Roger Lepore.

Coach Art Hughes - Bruce Bills, Captain forward. Senior First Team All StateSTATE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS With the winter focusing the sports' spotlight on basketball, Coach Art Hughes formed this year one of the top basketball teams in the state. Launching the season a little earlier than usual because of a larger schedule this year, the Beetdiggers in pre-season play outclassed four opponents and were set back twice. They subdued the Ogden Tigers, the Cyprus Pirates, the Bingham Miners, and swamped the Murray Srrielterites, but bowed twice to Box Elder. Jordan, rated as the dark horse at the be- ginning of the season and as a very unpotential championship team after playing their first three league rivals, changed the outlook of the situation by racing to five successive victories over the Provo Bulldogs, the South High Cubs, the Farmers of Granite, the West Panthers, and the Darts of Davis. Then the Jordan quintet was humbled by East, but bolstered its stand- ing by squeezing past Provo. The South High Cubs and the Granite Farmers hung losses on the Diggers, but with their third triumph over Davis, the Beetdiggers gained a tourney berth in the Class A Championship Tournament. Page one hundred twenty

Basketball Team . Front row-Bruce Bills, Calvin Jenkins. Coach Art Hughes, Coach Frank Kamnikar. Morris Peter-son, Robert Allen. Middle row-Blaine Anderson, Lynn Barney, LaMar Gehring. Don Houmound. Stephen Motta, Richard'Anderson. Bock row-Marlin Shields, Duane Day, Lewis Jensen. Scores Blaine Anderson. Junior Center Preseason All State-First Team Nov. 22- Box Elder 46 at Jordan 42 Calvin Jenkins. Senior Dec. 6- Jordan 38 at Ogden 28 Forward, Regular Dec. 8- Jordan 34 at Box Elder 37 Dec. IS- Cyprus 44 at Jordan 56 Dec. 28- Jordan 37 at Bingham 31 Dec. 30-Jordan 61 at Murray 21· ~eague Dec. 22-Jordan 30 at West 41 Jan. S Davis 31 at Jordan 49 Jan . 9- Jordan 29 at East 41 Jan. 12- Provo 37 a t Jordan 54 Jan. 16- Jordan 42 at South 29 Jan. 19- Granite 40 at Jordan 60 Jan 26- West 26 at Jordan 54 Feb. 9- Jordan 31 at Davis 28 Feb. 13 East 39 at Jordan 31 Feb. 16- Jordan 53 at Provo 48 Feb. 23- South 32 at Jordan 31 Mar. !- Jordan 37 at Granite 43 Playoff Mar. 3 - Jordan 39- Davis 26 at Granite State Tournament at U. of U. Fieldhouse Mar. 8--Jordan 37- Box Elder 35 Mar. 9- Jordan 38- East 34 Mar. 10- Jordan 43- Weber 32Page one hundred twenty-one

A little high jumping mix- State Tournament ed with basketball as Hou- After winning in their playoff, the mand (No. 14) scores 2. Jordan Beetdiggers came back with ins pired drive to tally three straight wins in the State Tournament and take the 1951 State Class A Basket- ball crown. Playing at the Univer- sity of Utah fieldhou se, the Diggers encountered the Box Elder Bees in the initial fray. Though the Bees had vanquished us twice in preseason play, the )or- danites put up a great zone defense to earn a 37-35 victory over the Bees. In the semi-finals, the under- rated Beetdiggers completely bottled up the East High offensive to net a 38-34 win. The determined Jordan crew, sup- ported by the faithful student body and faculty, captured the coveted honor by trimming Weber, the last hurdle in the way of the state crown, by a 43-32 score.LaMar Gehring, Senior Duane Day, jun ior Marlin Shields. juniorGuard, Letterman Gua rd , Le tterman G uard, LettermanDon Houmond. JuniorForward, Honorable Robert Allen. Senior Lynn Barney. SeniorMe nt ion All State Guard, Letterman Gua rd, Letterman

Morris Peterson. Senior Guard. Center Honorabl t; Mention All State Stephen Motta. Junior Guard Honorable Mention All StatePage one hundred twenty-three

JUNIORS Scores Anderson (18) and Jenkins (12) close in on Box Elder's Hansen.Nov. 22-Box Elder 29 at Jordan 42Dec. 6-Jordan 58 at Ogden 23 Upholding the sporting tradition ofDec. 8-Jordan 47 at Box Elder 31 Jordan, the Junior Cage team, coachedDec. IS-Cyprus 36 at Jordan 53 by Frank Kamnikar, suffered only one defeat out of sixteen encounters this League season.Dec. 22-Jordan 46 at West 37Jan. 5-Davis 26 at Jordan 43 They won their four pre-seasonJan. 9-Jordan 44 at East 35 clashes by large margins.Jan. 12-Provo 42 at Jordan 45Jan. 16-Jordan 49 at South 43 Then they registered eleven victoriesJan. 19-Granite 34 at Jordan 42 and were nosed out by the Farmers ofJan. 26-West 29 at jordan 41 Granite in their last game of the season,Feb. 9-Jordan 57 at Davis 36 annexing the top rating in league com-Feb. 13-East 35 at Jordan 41 bat.Feb. 16-Jordan 48 at Provo 44Feb. 23-South 45 at Jordan 54Mar. !-Jordan 33 at Granite 37Junior Basketball Team Kneeling - Gene Bergman, Frank Kamikar. ArtHughes. Dick Thomas. Frank Nickle. Standing-MarlinShields. Dean Wheadon. Lou Vranes. Peter Dow, LaMarSanders, Richard Gilbert.

SOPHOMORES Scores Jan. 11 - West 26 at Jordan 23 Jan . 18- Jordan 28 at East 38 Jan . 25- South 31 at Jordan 40 Jan. 30-Granite 47 at Jordan 56 Feb. 1- ordan 33 at Davis 30 Feb . 8- Jordan 61 at West 56 Feb. 14-East 45 at Jordan 47 Feb. 19- Jordan 27.at South 33 Feb. 23- Jordan 43 at Granite 40 Feb. 28-Davis 30 at Jordan 40 Morris Thomas lets fly two points for the Jordan sophs as Rowen Schmidt (No.5) stands by. The sophomore squad took big stepsthis year paving the way for better sea-sons ahead. Though losing their firsttwo games to West and East by scoresof 26-23 and 38-28, respectively, thesoph Beetdiggers, learning their tradefrom Coach Dale Sorensen, came upfast in the league standings by defeat-ing South 40-31, Granite 56-47, Davis33-30, West 61-56, and East 47-45, allin quick succ:ession. With only threegames left to play, Jordan lost to South33-27, downed the Farmers of Granite43-40, and whipped the Davis Darts40-30, ending the whirlwind champion-ship race in second place with a sevenwon, three lost record.Soph Basketball Team Front row-Otto Draper, Allen Dumas, Curtis Jenson, Ernest Peterson. Dennis Newbold. Middle row - JerryMcCleary, Rodney Dahl. Garr Vincent, Glenn Hill. Lee Brady. Ross Delgado. Back row-Lawrence Ray, RowenSchmidt, Vaughn Rasmussen. Glen Dunn. Gayltm GiBSeman. Paul Wilcox. David Jensen.

Tennis Team . Seated-Don Brady, Neil Sorensen, Melvin Wilson, Konrad Jansson, Jimmy Ontiveras. Standing-Glen Dunn. Lou Vranes. Vaughn Rasmussen, Richard Rasmussen. Nick Loulias, Noel Jensen, Calvin Jenkins, Allen Myers.Coach Dale Sorensen.TEN N I s Fourteen members turned out thi s year for the ten· nis squad, along with Calvin Jenkins, captain of the team Coach Dale Sorensen pointed out that he ex- pected stellar performances throughout the season from such stalwards. This year's preseason tennis schedule included Bingham, Murray, West, and four other matches undecided as the yearbook went to press. Two preseason tilts were both in favor of Jordan. They took a clean sweep over Bingham 5-0 and edged the Murray Smelterites 3-2. Granite, Davis. Provo, and Jordan constitute the lea- gue, and the schedule is built around a game home, game away basis against each team.

As the winter weather gave way to sunshine, the Bruce Ennis shows his winning form.track season hustled in along with the rest of the springathletics. Fourteen new members and thirteen of last TRA c Kyear's standbys reported for action this season. In the first track meet of the year, the Beetdiggersdropped decision to the South High Cubs 94 to 39.Track Team Kneeling - Glen Hill, Leon Allsop, Relugia Alva, Kay Thornton, Bruce Enniss, Paul Ashton. Delano Rasmussen, ScottJarvie. Standing-Frank Kamnikar (Coach). Rodney Dahl. Fred Shinsel, Larry Brady, Zenith Hathaway, Frank Nickle,Tom Severson. Jimmy Harington, Richard Gilbert. Don Houmand, Blaine Brown. David Cook. Charles Jarman. ArtHughes (Coach).

Track Schedule Coach Frank Kamnikar reported that there wer six meets slated for this season. Apr. 6-South at Jordan. Apr. 13- Jordan at Cyprus. Apr. 20- Utah High School Relays at B.Y.U. Apr. 27- B.Y.U. Invitational. May 3-Regional Track Meet at the U. of U. May 10- State Finals at the U. of U. Don Houmand gets set for his delivery a s Morris 'Peterson watches in the background. Blaine Brown. Richard Gilbert. a nd Paul Ashton e ye the fin is hing ta pe

Base ball Schedule PreseasonApr. 3-Cyprus at jordan.Apr. 6-)ordan at Cyprus. LeagueApr. 16-)ordan at East.Apr. 23-South at Jordan.Apr. 27-)ordan at Davis.Apr. 30-Provo at jordan.Apr. 3-Granite at jordan.Apr. 7-)ordan at West.May 3-Granite at Jordan.May 7-Jordan at West. In a practice session, Jerry Worthen tours the bases as he g oes by Gary Nelson on first.B A s ·E B A LL As the yearbook went to press, Coach Che t Kim had high hopes for the baseball season with Gehring and Bills returning as Co-Captains, along with lettermen Worthen, N. Bolliger, and Shields. He also had seven returning non- lettermen from last year's team-Ferguson, Latimer. Nelson, Motto, Dow, Walker, and Day-that he expected to do a bang-up job of keeping the ball rolling or sailing over the fence . He also had several new hopefuls-Sundberg. C_ Jens en, Darton, Lunnen, E. Bolliger. Parker, W right, Brown, Peterson, L. Brady, Sharp, Dumas, and Ray. At the time the Beetdigger nine had won two games-6-5 and 15-5 with Cyprus

GIRLS' SPORTS Mrs. Ruth Bowers Robertson Director\ @ Garfield and Marian McCormick demonstrate how tomak• a bulls-eye But they don't 1ntend to hit the brick wall. La Von Neilson and Juanito Beratto. g1ve Golda Flanders and Marilyn Whitmore some tough compe1111on 1n the favorite mdoor tennis sport Mrs. Ruth Rober ts on Ruth Mounteer and Patsydhows Jo Ann Smith how to Tucker, victors 1n cage ball.serve lor badminton. LuAnn Lyon at right. Volley Ball

Miss Fae Richards Director Girb physical education classes had fun in learningdances, how to be graceful, how to keep healthy and bea-utiful, how to play game s. They played badminton andping pong. They even had basketball tournaments amongthem selve s. Champs in the first period were the team ofMargi e Egb e rt. who won six games without a loss. Otherteams were led by Dorothy Butkovich , Betty Jo Fitzge rald,and Va Loye Roos: ln the filth period Beverly Curtis' teamwon l1ve games and lost one. Bonnie Naylor's team wasrunners-up with four wins, one loss, and one tied game.Other captains were Carma Jackson and Venda Butterfield. For grace and poisePracticing and exercising Volley Ball dance step





ln Brown, and A group of homemakers learn the proper way to serve.Nina Nielson, DarleneRenee Turnbow on a test drive. Kent Bateman and Allan Myers develop negatives in •photography class. lu Fay B. Thomas show s his typing class the proper way to type letters. ln foods class Miss Deane Bennion supervises Francis Alena Hunt and Diane centerpieceLeyba and Marjorie Grimaud in preparing a breakfast. painted weeds in homemaking class.

Lowe ll Spe ncer uses the drill press in r10chine shop. La Mar Sanders. Phil Ray Nielson. Allen Fairbourn. George Thomas. and Antone Brklacy look over newly- installed pump, in farm mechanics. Carma Brown. Don Brady, Gail Peterson. and Marilyn Milton lone's English class listens to a book revtew .Miller make Christmas decorations in Mrs. Bette Larson'scrafts class.

Morning announcements. At bookstore window-Jack Walker, David Jacobsen. Sharon Roach. Seated- Rosella Vicchrilli. Joan Nell. Caleteria Stall Group at lelt- Evelyn Brown, YvonneRosiland Olsen. Standing- Dick Thomas. Doran Hiatt, Kirby, Joyce Tame. Group at right- Alta Attley. Roset ~aBlaine Barne tt. Mary Beth Waterlyn, Dorothy Lee. Brand. Mabel Larson s upervis-or Leah Jenkins and Karen Webb on hall Limnq up lor hot dogs and pop.duty

Bus Drivers. Front row-Ralph Butterfield. Claude Densley, Ben Merrill. Lou Orgil. Russ Oakeson. Ross Palmer.Y. W. Herrod, Elmer Palmer, LeRoy Dansie. Back row-Edward McDougal. Arden Tesch. Howard Newbold. Burt John-son, Elvia Evans, Veri Smart, E. L. Morris, Emery Allen. Earl Maynard, Dean Smith, Gilbert Benson. F. M. Bagley. Stage Crew Front row - John Nystrom. Roy Lein. Robert Griffiths. Seminary Teachers- Lynn R. Webb. Mrs. Nc.rmaLeo Jensen. Middle row-Lawrence Densley. Kenneth Mounteer. Webb, Golden L. Berrett. Carter E. Grant.David Bean. Royal D. Madsen. Back row-LeRoy Walker. Bryce'iowlett, Charles Peeler. Orval Nelson. Photographer, who tookPictures lor the album and several others.

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September 22-Amateur Hour-Winners. Fae Hueser. Sharon Roach, !-Murray at Jordan-Football. Selma Mori. 5-School begins. 8-Get Acquainted Party. Jordan at East-Football Jordan at Box Elder-Football. 29-Harvest Ball-Cand1dates· LaVon Thornton, DeloresIS-Sophomore initiation Burmester. Fae Hueser. Delores Day, Leah Jenkins. Pocatello at Jordan-Football. Carbon at Jordan-Football. Charloman initiation.

CALENDAROctober 4-Seniors get rings. 5-f.H A. tea. 6-South at Jordan-football.!!-Yearbook Carnival.12-13-School closed lor U.E.A.19-Shvw.20-Lyceum. Provo at Jordan-football.25-Jay Dee fashion Clinic.26-Journahsm conference.27-Granite at Jordan-football.30-Hallowe\"en party.

November 3-Community singing. Jordan at West-Football.10-Seniors to Tabernacle.17-Masque and Gavel Mardi Gras.18-Championship game. We wonl20-Championship celebration.22-Thanksgiving party.23-24-Thanksgiving vacation.30-School play for junior highs.

December I7-Messiah. 20-Decorated Christ .. as tree. !-School play allernoon and night. 2-Journalism conference at B.Y.U. Mr. Madsen returns from school in Indiana. 5-Btg 8 meeting. 2 I- Miss Bowers becomes Mrs. Robertson. 8-Sentor Hop. 22-Messiah.I5-Nattonal Assembly. Jordan at West-Basketbal~ Athletic club game and dance. Christmas party. Christmas vacation.

January CALENDAR February 3 Back to school. 2 Alumni Homecoming. 5-Davis at Jordan-Basketball. 6- Na!Ional assembly . 9---Jordan at East-Basketball. 7 Fathers and Sons Night Out12-Provo at Jordan-Basketball. 9 Traveltng Assembly at Jordan . Granite assembly. I0-14 Mr. Ballard goes to na t10nal conference in NeW16-Jordan at South-Basketball. York17-National assembly.19-Granite at Jordan-Basketbal l. 13- Lyceurn26-Picture show. Eas t at Jordan - Basketball Traveling assembly to Granite. West at Jordan-Basketbal l. 15- Charlontan Assembly 29-Girls' club-Ann Ashton IS- Sweetheart's Ball . Jordan at Provo- Basketball. 22- Holiday 23- South at Jordan Basketball 24 - Glrls' Club Elaine Cannon.

The commtttee who planned the Homecommg funwere front row Myrl Beckstead Silcox, Barbara OlsonNewbold, and Fleda Jensen Larson. Stand ing a;e-Glen E. Sacos, prestdent of the alumni, and Orson Smithof thP first gradua ting class. The old grads-and the young ones-come home for the day an d enter tam each o th er and the school w ith a prog ra m, a ball game and a dance



Ma rc h Traveling Assembly at West 1-Pep assembly. Regional debate at Jordan. Jordan at Gramte-Basketball. 21-Jumor nngs again. 2 Weber Forensic Tournament. 22- Career Day. Dance and show 23-Band concert. 4-6- Gayle Miner to Rotary Convention Eighteen debaters and orators to Davis. 7 - Juniors order class rings. 26 DECA state convention. 8-9 Basketball Tournament 27-Umtah Indian chlidn '1 w1th their teacher visit at 9-Senior class assembly. Jordan Several students had entertained some10-Ciass A Champwnship 1n Basketball. We wonl of the children in their homes for a day or so.12-Celebrated same. 28-Qulil and Scroll imtia .onIS-Parents visit school. Junwr class assembly.16-Sophomore party 30-!unt0r P!()P\"l State High School Forensic U of U

April 2-Masque and Gavel present two one - act plays. Mrs . Claire Flandre reviews a book for the )ay Dees. 4-lnterpretative Speech Festival at Ogden. 5-Band Concert. 6-South at Jordan-Track. Music festival at Bingham High. Charlonian Formal10-Quill and Scroll initiation .11-Dr. Walquist from U. of U. talks to seniors. Try outs for cheerleaders - Introduction of candida tes. Chemistry class goes to smelter.13-Speech Interpretative Meet at B.Y.U. Jordan at Cyprus-Track.16-)ordan at East-Baseball20-Track Relay at B.Y.U.23-South at Jordan-Baseball.24-B Y U Chorus.26-Mothers' and Daughters' Night Out.27-)ordan at Davis-Baseball. Dog Patch Drag. BY U Invitational Track Meet.30-Provo at Jordan-Baseball. Chorus Concert.

May 2-Senior Sluff Day. Ninth grades visit. 3-Granite at Jordan-Baseball. Regional Track Meet at U. of U. ?-Jordan at West-Baseball. 9-Award Banquet. State Track Finals at U. of U.!!-Seminary graduation.IS-Senior Dinner Dance16-J. Day at Lagoon.17-Yearbook Day.IS-Graduation.