1920

jforeworb Owing to our ffort~; to get this annual out before thel'tHI or Lhe school y ar, the editors have been forced toomil the athletic and social vents occurring during Aprilund May. It i~ hop d Lhat our ~mbscribf'rs will pardonthis omiHsion. AH Hchool finances hav been a source of worry duringth cnlir • year, the starr here desire to thank the studentsand patrons who gav them such loyal support by promptHuhs ·t·iptionR. If the student hody auld just be made tor<'a l i:w the pnjoymcut to he derived in later y ars fromglancing through this permanent record of th ir schooldays, Huch woni H would beeom a thing of the past inJordan. The editors wiHh to express thiPr appreciation oft h' HPrvi<·c'H renclet·Nl them by tbree of our faculty m m-herR, JHilllPiy, Miss Lirrd, who supervised all the art work;Mis;; l l or!ll, who C'Oilc>cted the lit rary material. and l\lr.ltamHpcrgct·, who HH Hchool photographer, was very instru-nwnlal in making our hook a Rucc ss. v,r,~ also tender ourlhanln1 to all otlH'r faculty members and stud nts who havegivt•n ns suc·h HJll ndid assistance throughout the year. W<• helic>v tbat as far OH w are concerned, th tarcli-tl(';;,; of tlw publieat ion is practically unavoidablE'. All ma-t c>ria l IHlH ~ent in be> fort> th first of April. l n>~lPacl ol' rCC'eiving our \"c·uU>\" in nin days HS weshoul<l havr cl01w, we• clicl not ret ive them all until theIRt of .11111('. ~Jvrrything waH clone to hurry th m up. On acc·onnt of ~-;trikes ancl eontinued shorthandf'clness,t hP t>ngra vprs c·ould do no bPtter and the book was delay djuRt that much. Thf' Editor!'\.

SUL'T. D. C. JENSEN

lDebica tion The students of Jordan n:spcctfully dedicate this schoolannua l to Supcrint ·nd 'Ill D. C. Jensen. By so doing. theyacknowledge the faithful services he has rendered to theJordan School District, and express the gratitude of all con-cerned for the invaluable part he has p lay d in making theJordan ll igh SchoDI one of the v •ry b ·st in the \\'est. l'or thr 't' y •ars he has labored with the people of the dis-trict to satisfy their own particular ducational needs. ,\]-ways genial. a lways fair. square, and open to conviction. hehas harmonions l) discharged his difficult dnties to the benefitof the district. The patrons neither can nor will ever forgetthe ob ligations they owe to him. llis honesty and integrityarc a ll'orthy l'Xamp lc to all who come within his influence. I I ' has had no small part in making ob. olete the phrase,\"I never had a ehance,\" on the lips of the men of tomorrow.No \"tud ·nt in the Jordan district will lack a high school edu-cation if the policies of Superintendent Jensen are carried out. In connection with his broad educational program he hainaugurated a practical health crusade which will make hisname 11H'11lorablc in this district. It is ll'ith a f ·cling of pride and gratitude that \\'C dedi-call' this y ·ar hook to nur worthy sup rintendcnt.

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SE~lOR'EN! 1\S' 1 <' . \1~1~\\'Ef.LOne hundred sixty strong w ·re we \\ ' hen as Fn: shm ·n we ent •red high,Nti\V only thirty - two ar • left To join our parting cry To Jordan.l\ lany thl· honors w ·'vc helped to Will, l\ la11 Y a banner docs blaze,:\ Iany the hattie we'vt' fought and \\' (Ill andIn athletic s , d ·haling. p lays, l'or Jordan.Uitl·n. as years roll by, w ·'II paus · Ttl look hack t•'ll our lives thu s spent;l\ l l·mory will turn to the f11ur y ·ars Of nothing hut sunshine, when '' e \\' ·nt To Jordan. ( )ra \\'hitnwrc '20. I•: LJ% ,\Itl•: ' l'll Wl•:f,l,l.'\t:'l'fl:-.1 If Hlllr !-! t y uu duu ' t :..: uc ·• t• t• d , tr~ . t r y ng·nl n! OFFICERS ('age 13

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C' J~All i •J:-1 ' I•; c:Rfili•)N'WOOD AI!: Club ( 1).li e hns :1 l:!lllilP nncl a word of •·hePr li\"or tnu nnd fot you,l l iH sou l dlspC'Is :<I I 1';'1 om ann rear. f)ttte ('1:1!1 hp 111tH'C l!'ll . ~ ~~xpert in n1oL1(J il , H l ltlt\·:->umv p11d eherry, l-ilill (:llmhlttg· IH·Hv•·nwnrd, NPVt'l' a weary. I !l•)f.f,,\ llHOW CI!·IH' l'lllh {I), I J<.>IutLlng (~), ()Jl ra ( 1).BO t'lt J'or Hll\'C'(·~H sl11· t-l:l'l'lllS,Will\ J..p':t<·t• It> wl11, will\ ltP>trl to hold,Willi Ahlttltt.'l' g'il'lM ll1ttl tool< :tll pyeg. 011.\ \\' ll l' I 'MURf~I ' LoHH :-;,.,.,·ptury (~) ll<'ltlliO.li e>< (:)), fnte<·stalt'('~nnnlug C\"luh C:~L ·,... ,·nnl Comnlitlt\"P (3). \·h·e Prt'~ident of Htudent. HUt..lY Ct l W'\'!ll'lttg· >til th11L w ighl of IP!tl' tlin_g- LIA\"lttly lll<o a flower. Page l::i

KIIHAill:-1 1•; !';~ IITII fntcJ '~ latP !'nn nlng· ('lnh t:l), (' I:Jss l'r sl<lcnt (I) ll e1· lllocl-.\s t !nolo• 11 t•u tta~- • ruigllt adorn, :-;\\\"(•!·t as tht • Pl' ilnt·nH • JlPt'J1~ hflllP:tlh til ll101'11. \ '1\ L<lH .\ t'l':-;IIINU C: lr lH' t'lult II), tln·lu ·s lra (1-2). l lo Vt• tr:IIJqull \"\" llt11d<• \lid ~tH· II Hot•it;'ty :1s 1.._ ((lllCI , \\'IHL•, H ll tl gontl. Jll:-;1•:1' 11 1'. \ H~II •.I,Y l•'oo lh :Ji l 1~·:11, f,plll'l'· ~l u n 1 ll lla s k .. thall (~-I f~nod, hont'!-tl l nhol' IIHII:Jlly d ot·~ llltJt' t' to 111111< 0 ot hoy·~ ht·:td lt>\'l'l hi s hn1r Th c111 1t·l'tll1'ing·, ~~· tddi11 g· , Ul' poll'tlng )) ) tflt• tl.Jdd)P. ll t·: Ltl,.\11 :-; I 'H.\ T I, f :-1<: l : ll'ls' !'luh (I) f:l'llt ••· I In pt·J'!•H>II.Jg:P, c·uutlut·l :tnd t•qulpugp, :\'nldt• hy ht•t·it:tg l •, l-l,'l'IH,•I'IIUH and fHlC.l':a;.t\"e tO

KI~LVI:-< AYLETTProm C'on11nittcc (3). Koclnk Club <3), Class Vi<'e l'rf'si<lcnl (4), Dramntic (4).A f'Omhinallon and a f 1'111, intl0 cl. clIiIdS~~t<t'rPnI1111('T'Vr.hf~'il'vee \'ery gocl to set his seal, I h WOl'ld of n man. <, HA('J~ '.RI~IDN\"'( Oil('htH~ H •pcol'lt't' (2), i>I'Ot11 C'ommitt ' (:l), <'Ins.<Vir•p J'I'<'Hi<lt•nt (:!), Rtn<lt•nl llorly Tr nsur I' (I). Deb•tlinK (1).To tiHlH«: 'vho l<.now thet~ not, no \Vot·ds t..':ttl J)Ulllt,An(] liHISf' WIIC) know IIH'<', l<rliJW ftll WOJ'ClH HI' fa Int.<'lnss R<Tretnry (;!), Courie1· Rtaff 13), ll<•haling· c 1), Recl'(•lary i\"tll<ll'nt llotly 14)A fln • Xllnlpl to nll who l'nnw afl<•l' 11<'1',Anrl r• W<tlt'hfnl imilation of til, IH'st tlt11t went IH' fo rc• 11 1·. II t>JL I•;N PlXT0:-.1Gil'ls' <'lub (J), Winn~1· DN·I:IInalion ('onl<'sl (~) She Is a st·holnr, \"nd a riP<' and gc•oCI onP, JCxc•f.....<ling 'vise·, fail' snol<en nnd p~rHu:tding·. P:a ge l i

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.TA ll'l•1 HAWl~lNS(;I e <'IIIII 12-3-1), ()p I'll (:1-·l), l.;:odnk ('lull (3) The fnll't'i<l gnrcl~n in h r lo ks .lnd in l11·r mi11d lh!' wiseHl IJnnlts.\' I•JRN l•l 1 li<;~J>A 1Nllr'nlll<illc·~ (:)), ll:u<i<l'lli\"ll 13 -:J), I Lt'lll'l' 1111111 4),llaHI'IWII (L,•tl!'t' 1111111 :!-1), Prom ('OIIIlllil (:l),l<'ootb:tll l 11, UA·ll r ll1nn ).llig'h f'l'ePted liii>IIF<\"ill~ H••:rlt•d in till• hent·t of I'Olii'IV~.Y V I•;R'I'.\ 1\1 Jl,j,(•;lt OJn•t•a c:l-1), Kodul< C'luh (·I)l!enu1ir111 a.· RW\·l\"t \"\"\" ~·ottng' nH IH':llllifnl,Snfl liS Yfll\111';. g11y IIH H\11'1, ;r\ltl !IIIHH'<!Ill US ,;ay. K11dak !'luh (:l)Of' uuulll\'1'~ ,lit'lltlt\, ol' aft'pt•ltnllK rnild,In wit a 111uu. slrtlpllo-lty :r C'ltlld,

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TllF UEST Ol' LAS E ot that we fed at all l boa ·t Or call the rc ~ t in f 'ri Jr, llut th s • whn honor juniors mo · t ,\dn1it a pnwer :; uperi r. Our c l as~ matc s so m ·times gu away, lf o urs s h< ul<l ·v •r I as u ·, 'Twn uld sooth · our pain lo hear tlletn say; \"T hcy'vl.' nothing done to grieve us.\" Your tauntings hav • a lilt!· sting \\'hich we'll forget lommrow; 1\ut we could tH t forget a thing That IJruught the .Jnnion; sorrow. .\ml though il catttwl I c dcnit•d \\\"c r ally lik ' an I I v you. \\ c ~ till confess a g-ral ·ful prid e \\ ' •' rc o.;ta nding- jns l ahnvc you. 1)11\' I. US n .\Y , '21. OF.F'ICERSl'ug·e 24

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J NfOH 'L\SSANDERBERG, i>EJYTO N flAY CAROLYNANDERSON, RAYMOND lULL, ALEENANDERSON, B~ATRICI<J LIUDSON, VIDAANDERSON, L(J('Y IRVINU , JOHNANDERSON, MJLDHii:D .JENNING , MliJLBABAILEJY, K8:-.: 'E'fll ,JJDNSEN, MYRTLEJBATEMAN, .I<JVIJJLY0< JONJiJS , ALLI<JNBALLARD, HI~ I'll JORUBNSO N, HE NRYBER!tEJ'l\"l', EDWl!'i LARSON, Al1TH RBERRE'l\"l', F'LOYD LArtSON, VELOYBEJUtETT, ALICE LENNBERG, IIAZELBUTTEJRl•'JJ<JLD, /'gLMA LHJNNBERG, LUC'ILLI•JBROWN, CLAH.A NJDF'l~. STANLI<JYBORN, WALTfiJR N 'l'T, ZELMACRAPO, STANLEY OLLVEil, MAH.GUIDHITElCRAPO, ALPIIA OR HLL, ONA OT'l'I<JSL<JN, Al.~HJ~RT 'USHlNG, ROONmY PAIUt, Ll. TONDAY, PlfYLLIS Pl~'l'l<JltSON, W!Ll•'O!tl>DAY, IIARMO. R lliJON , ('LYDF;lJEJSPAIN, ~~LMO It A Y, .JUNOECK, MAMIJ;, IW 'I!Ail.DSON, ST NL I•JYFOTHERINOIIAM. LeR Y SIVI I'!', MARION I<'REEMA N, LI<JO SMITIL I<JTII.ELGARDNER, l•'LOYfl SM I'l'JT, JOSl<JI'ffGARDNEit, DAVIU Si>I<JNC'~JH. ALlCIDGARFI IDLI>. E LINFJ STI\ Y, LlOBl<JH.'l'GH.EI<JN, I ~LVA S'r i<JVJI]NSON, J<.;DWAIWGREI<JNWOOD, EU~IC.FJ SI'HA'l'LlNO, ll YI\T, U REI<JNWOOD. l!A HOLD TI<Jl\ll'ES'l', GOLDI<JN HANSJiJN, LOLA Tl I Nlm. AI,!C'!D IIANSEN, l~t.. 17.AH!1;TII Tll('KJGIC l•'J<,RN 1 LAlWC'ASTLJ~. IRA

SOPl 10:\1 ORE SCWIJO:\IOl{li:SThe Fr •-;hi ·s are a homelv bunch, They haven't much to say,Th ·y find 110 fun in working. and They find no fun in play;They take heating after h 'ating From the Sophs, until, behold!Thq· arc ~o shy a nd full of fear That they'll never mor • grow hold.Hut now w<·'ll change the subject To the mighty Sophomor '.Tell something of his gallant ways, li e's something to adore.f lc a l ways docs what ·'er he ·an To h ·lt •r jordan II igh ;I k is so Vl'ry h1>ncsl that li e cannot tell a li ·.0. the Sophs th ·y ar · a jolly hunch Though they hav •n't much to say;They find their fun in working And the_v find lhci r fun in play.In a ll school sports th ')' lake the lead nd lh ·y I ad in studies. too,Th ·y always clo lh( proper thing And are straight and good and true. \'I•:I'N JE SE•. '22.





SOPJ IOT\lOJ,:E CL.\S.'ALLEN, M I'l'H F!Tt.::GERALD, SIVIL NEL ON, TDONNAALLEN, HAROLD FORBUSH, GERTRUDE NELSON, LUCILLEANDERSON, WALTER FOTHERINGHAM, MELBA NIELSON, HENRYBAT I~MAN, VIDRLEN FREEMAN, PEARL NORDBERG, WILLIAMBERRETT, GOLDEN GARDNER, MURREL OLIVER, THERESABILLS, HELEN GARFIELD, KATTIE OLIVER, MARTEBILLS, GOLDA GARFIELD, LAVELL OLSON. CARLBOBERG, CALVIN GLOVER, LEO PAGE, LElCIBOWEN, LOlJTSE GREENWOOD. HARTLEY PALMER, VERABRADY, MARY GREENWOOD, FRANK PARK, MARJORIEB l{Q WN, J<J ltM A HAIR, ERNEST PARR, WALLACEBHOWN, DTlUS ILLA HANSEN, ALICE PETERSON, EDITHB T'l'IDRF'mLD, L'LTI<\"l'ON TIA SEN, ELIZABE'l'H PETERSON, WILFORDBUTTli:R l•' IFJLD, P ll YLL IS HARDCASTLE, CLARISSE PIXTON, SETHHlJTTID IU<'If<JLD, AMY HARDY, DOROTHY RASMUSSEN, ADAll UT'riDR I~ lliJLD, J I)A HANDRICKSON, ENNISS REDMAN, ELVIRAlllT itR, VERA ll lNNENKAMP, IRE. E RITTER, LOISC'OOL IDY, LO IU<JNZO Illll3BARD, ITAL SADLER, THOMA<'OO I' liJ lt, GWIDNDOLYN riiLTON, LAWRENCE ANDERS, LEONARD(' IWI'P I<JR, lDUOT<JNJD IIOLT, VERDA SEAL, PEARLCROI'Pl'JR, I IA IWLD fTOLT, LEROY SJOBLOM, THEODORE<' IWSSOROV JD, NELL HOWARD, OH.I SMITH, LAVERN('ROSSOHOV IC, HALI'H ll OWAHD, LEROY SOFPE, LEAII<'HOSSG IWVr<J, AVAR HUDSON, H. INTJIA SPENCER, HERBERT(' lJND I( ' K, lnJ'l'A llULL, OLGA STEADMAN, MAURINE('lJN Oi ('I<, W ILL IAM 11{\' ING, MYRLE STEADMAN, JAMESllANS IE, INEZ JAMES, ARCillE STAY, IVAlmSI'A IN, MABEJL .J ENSJ<JN, VTDRN STEVENSON. OWEN .JE 'EN, 1\IABEL STONE, MARGARETl) l~SPA I N , OW I~N!HJS I'A IN, liJUGH: J<J JE, SEN, PEARL \VENSON, GENEVADIDSPAIN , VAUGf!N .Jl<JN Ti:N , HENRY SPANTON, IONAIHJNSLITIY, LYNN JORGENSEN, RUTII THORNTON. EARLTl iDWl•JY, LAUREL KIMBALL, EDWIN THOMAS, ELSIED IMOND, ORV IL KUIIHE, TITELMA TIIOMP ON, RUTHniMOND, 'l' lllDLMA LANDEHS, GLADYS TlSCHENER, ALORUM])OW, IiJLl•JANOR LARSON, FLOHENCI<J TUCKER, FRANKBROWN, Ll LL IAN LARSO , THORA TURNER, DeW AYNELW IH<JWI' , B l<JRN J('E LINDSAY, FRANCES TURNER, EDNAEGIITDR'l', IWLAND MARSJIALL, JEAN TURNER, SAMl<JLV IN, ALllERT 1cM LLIN, THEL:'\1.A VINCENT, ORVALEVANS , MARCEL MJ<~ RRJLL, RAMONA VAN, LUELLAEJVAN , EDMUND MEHRlLL. CLYDE WALKER, AUSTINFAURSC' IIOU , ~~RANK MILERBERG, CLAREN E WALKER, STELLAl<'TTZ01<1RALD, ROYLANCE MITTENDORF, EVELYN WEBB, VERAl<'l'l'ZGJ<JHALD, NORMA~ MALSTROM, KENNETH



1IlE LASS OF TWENTY- TllPEEAnother chss may se ·m all right , To that, we will all agree;Hut the world will wonder at the might [ th · class of twenty-three.\Ve've come lo school the \\\"h11lc year through, And have work 'd with might and 111 ;till'When oth ·rs the wrong thing did clo 'vVc have mad· it right again.vVe've boosted Jordan as we've gone, Ancl felt proud to hear her name;vVhc11 there was son1clhing to be clone W · have h lp·cl to bring her fan1 •.So wh •n we've left old Jmclan clear \"lassn1alcs here no more to he, ;r •at deeds the students th ·n will h ar )f th • class o( l 11·enly-thr ·c. 1 l~AN llATI~l\L\N , '23. OFFICERS Page 35

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FHESJ JJ\Il£ CLA SALLEN, MELBA CARLSON, MARTI-lA GARSIDE, ARDELLAALLEN, ETHAN CHRfSTEJNSON, SHERMAN GILLS, EDWARDALLSOP, REVERLE COOLEY, ELSIE GLOVER, IVANALLSOP, LUCILLE COWLEY, l,ENARD GODDRlCH, DORAALLRED, PARLEY CRANE, THOMAS GOODRIDGE, ,JUVERNAANDERSON, ALGOT CRANE, MAUD GORDON, .TAMESANDERSON, CARRIE CRANE, JACK GREllJN, Tl' UlTTANDERSON, FERN CRUMP, ZELMA GROVES, GEORGEANDERSON, MABEL CRUMP, LlBBlE GREENWOOD, HAZELANDERSON, MARIE CRUMP, CHANT C REllJNW OD, FRANKANDERSON, CAIRNS CUNDI K, HELEN GRI!JITINWO D, FHANK '1'.ASHBY, PROSSER DAVIS, ALICE HANSI!J , AJ....T 'EATWOOD, ELVA DAY, MJl,LER llANO. LORISATWOOD, VANDA DAY, WILLARD HAND, MERRILLATWOOD, DELMO DANSIE, AR !-liE IlANSl<JN. WILEYATWOOD, ALMA DANSIE, MAIW!N liAMlL'l'ON, EDWARDAYLE'l\"l', DARREL DANSIE, RULON HARD ASTLE, 'LIFTONBATEMAN, EARL DASTR P, DOYLE TIA.NSI!JNlNOS, MILDREDBATEMAN, DEAN DIJJNSLEY , ANNIE llENDERSON, LEOBATEMAN, WANDA DJ1JNSLEY, GORDON HIBBARD, DOROTHYBECKSTEAD, MYRTLE DIBB, .JOHN 1J NSON, WI LEYBECKSTIDAD, ALICE lJJMOND, ALTON llOL'T. MAlUl<JBECKS'l'EAD, GHACE DIMOND, 'fliELMA llOLT, IWSAM NDBE KSTEAD, JESSIE DJMOND, LaV N HOWARD, ANNBEEKMAN, RINALD DOUGLAS, DANIEL llUUOINS, MELVINBEROFJN. MARY DOW, PETI!JR II LL Ol,QABERRE'l\"l', VERDIS DROWN, GLICN Jll(.'J , TI.IELMA.BLAIR, ELIZABETH DURRANT. 11'EJ{N .)A. 'KSON, LAWitBNCEBOGGESS, LILLIAN DUHRAN'l', VRJRNJiJ'l\"l'A JA 'OH 'EN, VERJ,ABOGGESS, RUEL DU'rCIIHa-t, ALVA JAMl<JS, R<'llliJ)BODELL, MIL'l'ON DUNN, KIJJNNJ:DTlt .JAMES, IVYBODELL, RUBY EGDER'f, llAR LD JAYNES, EJ<'Fll<JBODELL, MILDRED EJGBER'l', MAUDI.!J J.FJNKlN VERNONBODELL, CHESTER ELSWICK, MARY JlUNLUNS: ROBiiJRTBORG, KN TlD EVANS, ARTIE J1~NS1JJN , LOUtSBOOTH, KBNNEJ'l'H EVANS, LAVl<JltA ,HJNSEN. AHVlLLABOY'E, LEO EVANS, MAR'fHA Jl!JN t;JN, VIOLABOWEN, EARL FACEY, ESTEJLL.El .J.EJNSl!.JN, Ll.!JS'fEJRBOULTER, LOUTSE FARR, WILLIAM J11JNSEN, LlJ'l'I.!JH.BRADY, MARY FITZCEit LD, FAY J.EJNSIJJN, LlDNOltABRADY, MARION FORBUSH, RAYMOND JgNSEN, )1JVBRADY, ARNOLD F'l-tEJJllMAN, TIIIJJ DOltJD JFJNSIDN, 1,1 EBROUGH, REVA F'REJIDMAN, WILLIS JJ<JNSHJN, KJ\TJI1JBROCKBANK. SMT'l'l [ FRANCOM, AltNOl..D JOHNS N , G~1NEVABROWN, LAWREN 'E F'RANCOM. l•'LOitEN E JOliN ON HU'l'l{BROWN, GLADYS !<'ULLMER, MliJLBA .JONES , Ui!J R EBURGON, DOLLY GARDNER, JliJAN .I NIBS, RILWI.illBURGON, HAJWLD GARDNER. WANDA JONJlJS, H.AYBUTL.l1JR, CLELLA GARDNEJR, lDLVA ,JOY, J MIDBUTLER, 'LEMI<JNT GARDNEI-t. OLIVm 1\.l<..IL, CliLOEBUT'l'EllU1'JELD, .TOSJ1JPH OARDNEJH , C'LTV E KEJ\1 P. flAit LOBUTTERFIELD, ANNIW GAIUJNEJlt, lV NBUTTEH.F'JELD, MAIWIN AH.RE'l'T, IH~U BEN l\l<JNNI:iJDY, L IB UTTERF'l ELD, Cl,J'F'l'ON GARSIDE, HILTON Kl DD. l!J 0 lONE KINO, OLGA

Fl\ ESI -IMEN KIRK, CLI F'TON NELL, SHERMAN SHEPHERD, ALPHA l<IDD, LOVELL NEWMAN, THOMAS SISAM, LAVERN LAND, MARIE NEWMAN, ROSS SMITH, LARKIN LAH ON, IIILMER NEWMAN, ERIC SMITH, LEDA LARSON, VELOA Nl HOLS, WILLIAM SMITH, GRACE LARSON, VIDA NIELSEN, MAY SMITH, EUGENE NOKES, SETH SMTTH, ARDITH LEJNNBIDRG, GLEN NOWLAN, 'LTF'TON SMI'l'H, MELBA LENNI3ERG, MABEJL NORRJS, KENNT!JTH SORENSON, ISAAC L PAGE, CA ROL NOTT, BLAN HE SPENCER, HERMAN LEVERSEN, F'LIN.El OHWILER, RULON SPEN ER, BEATRICE LINDAHL, AL'l'A OLIVER, DEAN STEADMAN, NELLO LIND A Y, CORA OLIVER, JOSEPH STEADMAN, ALVA LLOYD, WHJSLEY ORGILl\"'. LEDA STAHLEY, BERENI E LLOYD, VIVIAN ORGILL, LUCILLE STOWE, THOMAS LLOYD, I)EJLBERT OLSON, MABEL SUND, SELMA OLSON, EMILY SULLIVAN, EDWARD LLOYD, DEJLMAR OLSON, EMMA STRANGE, DOROTHY LLOYD, VIOLA OSTLER, LANGFORD SPANTON, IONA ORTON, MARY TATTON, RAY LUNNEJN ..JAMES PAT).JEJN, MARY TERHY, CLAUD PAGI~. MEREDITH THOMAS, MARION MAGNUSSIDN, VIOI\"'illT PA LMEH., ROSAlW'l'ID 'T'fSCITNER. ELORUM MAGNUSSJ<JN. ADA PARKINSON, TOM TROESTER, WAL'l'EH MAI\"'MBIDRO, MARTHA PARRY, MIMA MARSliALL, JEAN PAT! EJNCE, CLAHA TURNER, GLEN MAitSliAf,L, lDDlTll PATEl, LEON VlNCENT, TYLER MADSEJN, ANNIID l'J!JTI<JHSO , DACNY VON BAUER, STANLEY P[[ELPS, GLADYS YOUNGDELL, ARTHUR McCORMAU, MELVIN PIERSON, FLORENCE WALKER, LELAND McGUlH..FJ, MARY PllJC!D, MARY MeG UlltJD. I1'RANCJ<JS PROCTOR, RUBY \"\VALKER. ROMA McF'ARLANID, J~ERN PIER ON, DUNCAN WALKER, THELMA McSP RHAN, LTLY PIXTON, MAR 'US W ALKEH, HOYAL MliJRRILL, ALTA RASMUSSEN, ADA WARDLE, ELDRED MlLL~JI-t, LIDONffi RASMUSSEN, 'LYD.E WEBB, LYMAN MILLIDR, PALL RASMUSSEN, LEONAL WEBB, SHERMAN 11AWLlNS, AL'l'ON WELLINGTO , HAZEL Ml LLJ'JH., IDLIZA 13 EJ'T'TJ RIZZUTO, JOSEPH WELLl NGTON, WILMA MILARD, IREJNTIJ ROS El, GLADYS WHITMAN, VERA MILLAIU>, LliJ GRANDE ROWSELL, LORJN WHITMORE, ALTON MILNTD, DAISY SANDERS, f_.ENARD WILLTAMSON, DOROTHY MILNI<J, Ll lCY SANDQUIST, HUBY WINWARD. LEFERN WITHERS, ROBEHT'MO itltiS, WILLIAM EAL, JAMES WOODHEAD, GLADWIN MOWI'IDNSON, GRANT SEARLE, WILLIA~ WILKINS, RAYMOND MO NTEIDH., I UTII WRIGHT, ARTHALEEN NELSON, , 'l'ELLA NELSON, FltANK NF.LSON, ROSTIJ NFJLSON, ARCIIIE NELSON, I AUL NEJWnOLD, IVA Pnge 30

OBITUARY MAR[E SMITH The death or Mari Smith cast a shaclow over Lh entir school, as ~h had ndear d herself to all who kn w her, by her Jovabl dispo~ition and her willingn s~:> to do her part. Marl , who was a m mb r of the Senior 'lass, was an xcell nt student and would have grad- ual cl Lhh; spring with high honors. So we have IJirl her farewell, realizing that no on an Jill her pin· . but that her sw t memory will continue Lo liv - an inRpiralion to UH all. During 0 toll r, l!Jl!l, Arthur MillNb rg, ag<•d17, died of typhoicl fever at tho hom or hi~parents, Mr. anrl Mr!l. George Millerberg, orUnion. H Is surviv >cl by his parents ancl Rixbrothers, fixe or whom ha v aLL nd d Jordan Iffgil.Arthur was a member ot the class of '22. Strict mMality, nnllinching zeal. honesty, andthe glow or manlin HH slampecl indelibly upon hlHbrow ar the characterif!tiCH for wl1iCh we, hiKfellow stud nLB of .Jordan. shall Ion• and rheriHhhis memory. MAH..JORIIu Nli~LSI~N 'l'hn 11\'Wf.l or Marjori<• NiPI!<Pn'K cl!'[llh (\"Hllll' lll:l u Koleum rPmin<lrr or th rlr act inflnrnzll. Jlrr Untimely dPpHrt Ul\"!l WH8 ll IH'lll\"i·t'l~lt hiOW [O !WI' many fri nds. Mnrjori waH an activo Hludonl or .Jordan. admired ant! loved bv all with whom ahe l:llllle in eonlacL. AH ll lllt'Olbcr or llw eht!H! nr '22, h<>r loHs will h It •Pniy r(•lt IJy her elmlHmat ~- Oul' Hc-honl and the community or 8nuth Jordan in whkh Hlw lin•cl. c·an ill·aft'ord Lo loH a girl HO riell in all tlw lovely virlu<'8 that malt lifp worth living.

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