1942

JP r., . 1~((~)Y: ~0-1 L~. · .()~ of 1942 _ JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL Sandy, Utah Clel Jensen . . Editor Velora Sorensen . . Associate Editor Louise Hardman . . . Business Manager Roger Carlquist . . . Business Manager LaRue Barton . . . . . Business Manager Laura Gardner . . . . Adviser E. L. Crawford . . . . Adviser Orson Smith . . . . . . . . Adviser

From ninety-two students and a faculty of four in nineteeneight to more than a thousand students and a faculty ofthirty-five in nineteen forty -two, has been the steady growthof the Jordan High School. This institution was first housedin the present Sandy City hall thirty-three years ago. At thepresent, Jordan boasts a main building and three recently-completed large additions, which make it one of the mostmodern schools in the state of Utah. Our objective in this annual has been to record in wordand picture a history of one <.!>f Jordan's most successful years.

December seventh, a chal- / lenge! December eighth, an answer! The doors of America have suddenly felt a universal tremor. Millions of tranquil doors are suddenly flung open -framing American youth! But wait! Remember-our heritage demands that we go forward unitedly equipped with power of mind, genius of invention, essence of art, and the strength of truth. To FUTURE DOORS-may they swing wide on shining hinges of freedom! This i~ oCJr prayer. .I J I./

The Portal to Our Alma Mater I II II New Doors

North Campus Our Back y ardVocational and Auto Mechanics Building Five

Jordan High School is backed by strength. To the right, Mt. Jordan. The New Meets the OldSix

\"It is an opinion which I have long entertained, and whichevery day's experience and observation tends to confirm,that however free our political institutions may be in thecommencement, liberty cannot long be preserved unless thesociety in every district, in all its members, possesses thatportion of useful knowledge which is necessary to qualify themto discharge with credit and effect those great duties ofcitizens on which free government rests.\" - James Monroe Seven

Piano JORDAN HIGH Words and Music by EMERY G. EPPERSON Op.56 N.B.* School Song~~: ;·;;1:;=:;:i;;:li~r1:~:c;11~: :rz;;~!::i::rfa;:li;ta~I~;i:=i1:::r:::~1i:;;i:~1-:i::i·::1= > ..Q-- ~~ N. B . This song- m•y b\" u•ed aa a hf g-b. ..ibool song-,for &DJ( ubool by 1ub1tUutln8' local hlf'b Dam •nd obang111c- the Uoe hi choras referlng tq col or& . t!ontflntJ ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS CAMPUSEight



Su.pet.in ten dentThe struggle between tyranny and liberty has been waged through-out all history. Never has it been a struggle so severe and all embracingas that which encircles the world at present. It is a struggle to the death.One or the other must perish. Our faith is that liberty shall be preserved.And why that faith? It is due to the fact that the open door of AmericanEducation has beckoned us to enter and has acquainted us with anideology that we feel intuitively is the ideology of progress. This ideo logystands for freedom of speech, freedom of worship, fre edom of all peoplefrom want, and freedom from fear. C. N. JENSEN. BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right· Dr. C . N. J e nsen, superin~endent, Sandy; Cyrus W. Vawdrey, Draper; James C. Hansen, South Jordan; Dr. Paul S. Richards , Bingham; Horace T. Godfrey, Union; J. M. Boyden, Sandy; Stanley Rasmussen, clerk, Sandy.Ten

L. W. Nielsen Sandy U. of U. U. of Ca lifo rni aFUTURE DOORS The doors of the future will be open to prepared to think through your way of lifeyoung men and women to enter democratic the easier you become marked for a totali-ways of life or to enter autocratic, dicta- tarian type of living. If you do not worktorial paths for the future. now to become prepared to choose the work you would like to do, you are prepared for It is well to take inventory of the influ- totalitarian living. The history of the pastences toward which you lean or which you struggle for our present form of governmentpermit to bear upon your lives and enter into tells the story of trials you may face if youyour conduct. The democratic way of life are not willing to accept the gains made ininvolves work to be prepared to make your freedom, religion , and living that now areown living, to select the vocations you desire your heritage because someone else laidto follow. Choice of that vocation depends down their lives to leave them to you. Un-upon the present school foundation. You willingness now to face hardships to per-are laying stone by stone, little by little , to petuate the opportunities inherent in amake your choice possible. A well -laid democracy exposes you to the influencesfoundation limits th e type of educational which end in totalita rian government.house you can build for yourse lf. The poten -tial power to think and decide you may now The answer, then, is to be found in yourenjoy; but th e use of that power depends conduct today in the face of all odds meet-upon using and developing your powers of ing you at every door of activity. Wheretoday and making choi ces that in time will is it leading? If you don't know, you arestrengthen your ability to choose wisely; in charged with the responsibility of discern-other words, to mature educationally. A ing it. You must labor to be able to discern.mature , intelligent individual interested in No one can give it to you. Work is the onlythe welfare of others , is necessary to main- means of acquiring it. Here at school aretain a democracy. the tools of learning. You must acquire them if you expect to work with more than The autocratic way of life is the other your hands and a strong back.door open to young people. The less you are El even

P. M. Mickelsen Alma F. Smith, DraperMidvale U. of U.U. of U. Mathematics, CommercialU.S.A.C. Senior Adviser, Graduation Com.Coordinator 0. D. Ballard, Draper N.Y.A. U. of U., B.Y. U. English, Student Body ActivitiesJ esse B. Casper Boys' Club Adviser, BroadcasterMurray Graduation Com.U. of U.U. of Calif. Mabel Larson, SandySociology U. of U.Economics CafeteriaSophomore Clarence R. Nelson, Sandy Adviser U. of U., W ashington State Auto Mechanics, TransportationHarold Thorpe Junior Adviser, Social Com.Sandy National Com.U. of U.B.Y. U. Joseph A. Workman, RivertonEnglish U. of U., U.S.A.C.Junior Advis~r Phys ica l Educatio n, History Coac hing, Athletic Adviser A. C. Jensen, Sandy U. of U., U. of W ashington Biological Science Senior Credits Harold Despain Orson Smith J. N. Doriu s Phil F. Goldbranson Sandy Drapor Sandy Sandy U. of U., U.S.A.C. U. of U., U.S.A.C. U.of U., B.Y. U. U. of California Auto Mechanics Physical Science American History Social Science Senior Adviser Beetdigger Senior Adviser Assemblies Photographer Debating Camora Club AdviserTwelve

Paul C. Boyce C. N. Crawford Lucille Tuttle Robert L. Pixton Sandy Midvale Manti Draper U.S.A.C. U. of U., U. of Calif. B.Y. U. U.S.A.C .. U. of U.Vocational Agriculture Social Science Leland Powers Biology J unior Adviser Speec h, Sc hool Play Mathematics Sop homore Adviser F. F.A. Adviser Ope ra Chairma n At hletic Senior Adviser Sop homore Adviser Council Charlonian Oratorical Contests VacuityAgnes Partridge , Fillmore Golda FraserB.Y. U., U. of U. Salt Lake CitySewing U. of U.Home Ee. Club ModernJunior Adviser Language Allen Stocking , Riverton English U.S.A.C. Language Club Auto Mechanics AdviserDonald Olson, ProvoB.Y. U., Chicago M. C. Oralie RawsonArt, Music Salt Lake CityArr Club U. of U.Junior Adviser U.S.A.C. English Mab el Mangum , Bicknell Charlonian U. of U.. U.C.L.A. Broadcaster So cial Science, English Junior Adviser Sophomore Adviser Dorothea RyanJ . Clement Crapo, Sandy LoganB.Y. U., U. of U. U. S.A.C.Music, Opera B.Y. U.Music Festival PhysicalPrograms Education Wanda Garreft, Salt Lake City Charlo nia n U.S.A.C. Senior Adviser Commerc ial Girls' Club Thirteen Senior Adviser

Ruth Candland Lucille Cundick Y. W. Harrod Provo West Jordan Salt Lake City B.Y.U. L.D.S. Business College Palmer College Commercial Office Girl Automotive English Senior Adviser Molly Lindell E. L. Crawford Lola Hansen Deane Bennion Sandy Sandy Brigham City Sandy U. of U., B.Y.U. B.Y.U .. U. of U. U.S.A.C., U. of U. U.S.A.C. Librarian MathemaHcs English Oregon State College Debating Sophomore Adviser Beeldigger Adviser Home Economics Home Ee. Club Cafeteria Vacuity John Vranes Marjorie S. Clements Dunn L. Taylor Jesse M. Woodhouse T. A. Dewey Laura Gardner Garfield Draper Sandy Sandy Sandy West Jordan U.S.A.C. U.S.A.C. B.Y.U., U.S.A.C. B.Y.U., U.ofU. U. of U.. U. of Colo. U. of U., U. of Calif.Physical Education Clothing Mathematics Machine Shop Industrial Arts EnglishSophomore Ad viser English Coach Athletic Adviser Mech. Drawing Sophomore Ad viser Beetdigger Advi ser Coach Home Ee. Club Vocational Work Junior Adviser Director of Defense TrainingFo urtee n

These Stout Fellows See That We Ge·t Here Safely Back row , left to right- Anton Andrus, Gilbert Benson, Clarence Nelson , Clifford Nolan, Melvin Cowley, Gilmer Hilton, lvo Griffith, Dell Haun, Clem Butler, Howard Newbold. Front row-Earl Maynard, Doyle Tempest, Allen Stocking, Ben Merrill , Frank Oakeson, Rulon Walker, Ralph Nelson, Harold Despain , Y. W. Herrod. Fron I· row, left to right-Alma Dowding, Udell Erickson, Owen Evans, Junior Jensen. Ba ck row- Bert Gause, Ralph Butler, Enoch Brown, Guy Mace , Albert Williams. Not photographed- Dewey Dowding . Julian Brown. These Industrious Chaps Keep Our Buildings Clean Fifteen

STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Paul Greer President With his genius for organizing, his clear thinking, and untiring effort, his experience as president of the junior class in 1941-42, our president, dynamic Paul Greer of Union, has led the student body successfully through a year upset by war. Helping Paul was blond lvagene Olson, talented violinist from Mid- vale. For two years lvagene has been gaining experience for this job by making us pull together in her role as yell mistress. Pretty Joyce Beckstead, our business gal from Midvale, has been the watchdog of our funds and records. Maurine Greer, the brunette half of the argument-loving twins from Union has, as historian, kept a vivid record in clippings, pictures, and story of this school year. With regret we see the doors of Jordan about to close behind these popular leaders as they pass through to higher achievements. lvagene Olson Joyce Beckstead Maurine Greer Vi ce President Secrete ry-T reasu rer HistorianSixteen

Hip! Hip! Hurrahs! were led this year by threepep-filled fellows - Glen (Farina) Sacos; Junior(Dutch) Jensen; and Arliss (Ike) Goff. Looking snappy in maroon sweaters and graytrouse rs, th ey led us cheering on to the statefootball championship, and kept our spirits upwhen losing in basketball. Our hats are off to you! Seventeen

COURT More violations or better enforce- ment? Prisoners were brought to court by Marshall Ralph Brown 1prosecuted by Attorney Billie Steadman 1sentenced by Judge Brigham Gardner or Jus-Left to rig ht - Maurine Greer, c le rk; Ralph Brown, mars ha l! ; Brigham Gardner, tice Henry McCormick. Clerk Mau-judge; Henry McCormick, associate justice; Billie Steadman, prosecuting attorney. rine Greer recorded the cases and kept things in order generally. The purpose of the court is to show the students that they do have school rules- made by themselves for their own good-and that these rules must be obeyed. ' 'Most arrests were for breaking, bottles and throwing paper111 reports Marshall Brown! and 11 We1re gonna teach them kids discipline or else. 11STUDENT COUNCIL The Student CounciL composed ofrepresentatives elected from eachhome room1 has worked intelligentlyand successfully with the studentbody officers1 forming policies forstudents and keeping them informed. Front row, left to right-Lois Van, Betty Condie, Beth Walke, Meri Kakos, Edra Butterfield, Veona Densley, Maurine Greer, Maxine Greer. Second row-Ar+ Bastian, Maurine Webb, Wilma Hogan, Ralph Brown, Roberta Thaxton, Donna Facer, Eugene Hansen, Anne DeCisto, Betty Nielsen. Third row-Billie Steadman, LaWana Egbert, Leola Bateman, Paul Greer, Pauline Boyce, Deon Smith, Rae Bastian, Henry McCormick. Bock row- Reid Boggess, Bob Stoker, Bob Crane, Elmer Williams, Brigham Gardner, Junior Jensen, Oka Mangum, lvagene Olson, Joyce Beckstead, Reid Kimball.Eighteen



THE SENIORS This is a final product. These are the A-one students of the school- successful sponsors of the Hop, guests of honor at the Junior Prom, participants in the Progressive. They continue to be Mr. Nielsen's head- aches. They are uncertain of the future but willing to go ahead, having goals. Good natured, fun-loving students, they are America's citizens of tomorrow. This year they go out into the world to become doctors, lawyers, business men, mechanics, nurses, housewives, engineers, pilots, farmers, stenographers, salesmen. Many will become soldiers, willing to forfeit their lives to protect our future. Our good wishes go to them.Twe nty

Lynn Ainsworth Zola Adams Bill Anderson Bernice Atwood Emery Allen Gordan Anderson Sandy East Midvale Sandy West Jordan Draper Sandy Broadcaster Girls' Club Sec. Band Beetdigger Home Ee. Club OperaBette Anderson Kent Bodell Norma Browne Harold Bearden Loa Beth Beckstead Douglas Butterfield Midvale Herriman Riverton Sandy South Jordan HerrimanBand Football Language Club Football Chorus Future FarmersDancing Basketball Track Opera Girls' CouncilRae Bastian Ralph Brown Dorothy Bateman Sherwood Boberg Joyce Beckstead Riverton Midvale Murray Draper Midvale2nd Assoc. Justice Band Home Ee. Club Beetdigger Student Body Sec.Council Boys' Council Chorus Broadcaster Posture ParadeBand Athletics Home Ee. Vice-Pres.Posture Parade Broadcaster Commercial TearnRobert Bateman Doris Brady Duane Bateman Rea Fay Beckstead Lynn Ballard South Jordan Union Midvale West Jordan Draper Home Ee. Club Commercial Team Band Chorus Orchestra Opera Orchestra Gym Jamboree Band Twenty-one

Ramona Beckstead Reid Boggess Beth Burgon Oral Birch Alice Beck Granite Union Union Sandy Draper Charlonian Band Charlonian Opera Broadcaster Junior Secretary Student Council Home Ee. Debating Opera Future Teachers Girls' Council Broadcaster Home Ee. Home Ee. Pageant Student Council Sweetheart Ball Hazel Butterfield Lu Ree Beckstead Robert Lee Brown Darlene Bateman Ronald Beckstrom Herriman South Jordan Draper Sandy Union Girls' Chorus Basketball Student Council Opera Opera Football Home Ee. Soph. Basketba II Spanish Club Opera Debating Tearn Chemistry Club Ralph Bytheway Madg e Burgon Roy Burr Ma rjori e Brown Laura Beth Crump Doris Christe nse n West Jordan Union Riverton West Jordan Bluffdale South Jordan Glenn Clayton Home Ee. Reporter Language Club Band Home Ee. Club Draper Broadcaster Pageant Fashion Show Gir ls' Council Beet-digger Beetdigger Mixed Chorus Broadcaster Tennis Club Ye neda Cowde ll Barba ra Cra ne Cla ud Christense n Eve lyn Cran e Margurite Christe nse n Opera Midvale Herriman Herriman Herriman Union Beetdigger Home Ee. Club Student Council Gir ls' Chorus Chorus Girls' Council Future Farmers Pagean+ Opera Chemistry ClubTwenty-two

Roberta Carlquist Kenneth Curtis Velma Callahan Nils Carlson LaMar Christensen Fred Cooper Draper Union South Jordan Sandy Midvale West JordanCharlonian Athletics Vocat'I W oodwork Future FarmersDebating Tearn Bookkeeping TeamBroadcasterString QuartetWendell Cook Betty Condie Don Crane Wilma Densley Anne DeCisto Walter Dimond Union Herriman Riverton Midvale West Jordan West JordanFootball Amateur Hour Band Senior PresidentTrack Opera C harlonian Traveling AssemblyDerre ll Dansie Lila Douglass Oren Robert Dansie Boyd Dahl Bonnie Esperson Riverton Midvale Midvale Herriman MidvaleFuture Farmers Band OperaLois Erickson Reed Ernstrom Wanda Engebretsen Charles Furse Home Ee. Club Sandy Draper Chemistry Club Union West JordanGirls' Club Band Shirley FletterSenior Vice-pres. Chemistry Club Sandy Girls' Council Girls' Council Home Ee. Club Broadcaster Twenty-three

Yvonne Fowkes Leland Fitzgerald Maurice Fe rguson Junior Frost Leon Forman Virginia Green Sandy Drape r Sandy Bluffdale Herriman Union Student Council Broadcaster Beetdigger Debo ting Boyd Glazier Photographer Bond Draper Opera Chem istry C lub Basketball Tr a c k Maxine Greer Maurine Greer Paul Greer Arliss Goff Annie Golesh Band Union Union Union Sandy Draper Pres. Charlonian Historian Student Body Pres. Glee Club Posture Parade C h a r lo n i a n Ju nior C lass Pres. Cheerleader Ope ra Opera Beetd igger Glee Club Chorus legislature Broadcaster Broadcaster Fashion Show Student Council Alta Glover Bert Gause Pe arl Griffith Bob Graham Glen Hammer Midvale Sandy Union Union Union Chorus Boys' Council Girls' Council Opera School Pageant ~~B~ Home Ee. Club Chorus Dancing Council ~ \"\"£'.(< 1a,.s. I LaVel Hansen Heber Hogan Shirley Henderson Dimond Hardcastle Thelma Holm South J ord on W est Jordan Draper ;;..t. . Sa ndy Sa ndy Beetdigger Sc hool Ploy Opera Student Council Ist Assoc. Justice Chorus Orchestra Pres. Boys' Club Home Ee. Student CouncilT w e n t y -f o u r

Maxine Hansen Keith Harrison Harold Howcroft Vern Hilton Leonard Hathaway Sandy East Midvale Union Union UnionPosture Parade Band BroadcasterBand Debating PageantHome Ee. Football OperaTumbling Team Dance Team Future FarmerJack Hamilton Richard Hendricksen Louise Hardman Eugene Hansen Jean Isaac Murray South Jordan Butler Draper BluffdaleBeetdigger Future Farmer CharlonianOpera Beetdigger Beetdigger Band Broadcaster Commercial Team Chemistry Club Home Ee.Lorna Johnson Paul Jones Edwin Jackson Arlene Johnson Maurice Jones Evelyn Jenson Draper West Jordan Midvale Riverton Union Midvale Machine Shop Home Ee. Pres. & Sec. Home Ee Mixed Chorus Posture Parade Junior Prom Albert Jenkins Girls' Council MidvaleLois Jensen Brent Jorgensen Shirley Jensen Mae Kemp Ciel Jensen West Jordan Riverton Midvale Sandy West JordanChorus School Play Forensic Club Student Council Beetdigger EditorHome Ee. Opera Home Ee. Posture Parade Debating Team Orchestra Home Ee. Future Teacher Chemistry Club Junior Prom Twenty-five

Violet Johnson Calvin Jackson Meri Kekos Marjorie Lancaster Ruth Lewis Midv ale Sandy Midvale Cresce nt Bluffdale Beetdigger Language Club Beetdigger Fas hion Show Girls' Counc il Home Ee. Club Student Council Girls' Council Jessie Miller Jr. Prom Riverton Melba Lovendahl Arnold Last Ray Mead Viola McDonald Riverton West Jordan Band Sandy Midvale Language Club De bating Broadcaster Pageant Chemistry Pageant Dramatics Cou ncil School Play Jay Martineau Dorothy Maxfield Ronald Madse n Ruby Morand i Don Meyers Toola Murphy Sandy East Midvale South Jordan Midvale Un ion Midvale Camera C lub Future Farmer Gym Jamboree Language Club Home Ee. Club Mary Meldrum Oka Mangum Barbara Maxfield Alvin Malstrom Barbara May Arleen Molyneux West Jordon Midvale Butler Sandy West Jordan Draper Home Ee. Club Home Ee. Club Beetdigger Band Posture Parade Orchestra Chorus Beetdigger Posture Parade Chorus Home Ee. Club ChorusTwenty-six

Wanda McNarney Stanley Malstrom Naomi Mason William Lloyd Mciff Guy Mace Glen McCarthy Sandy West Jordan Drap e r Union Midvale SandyFashion Show Football Language Club James NanceGym Jamboree Track Hom e Ee. Club Commercial Team SandyPageant School PlayHome Ee. Club Broadcaster Boys' Council Basketball Student CouncnDonald Madsen Raymond Nystrom Lucille Nokes LaMar Newbold Betty Nielson Boys' Council Riverton Sandy Riverton South Jordan Butler Pageant Home Ee. Club Charlonian Art Club Girls' Club Pres. Girl s' Council Beetdigger Broadca ster Student CourtRalph Nelson Gen Eva Nickol! Wendell Nix Farrell Naylor Donald Nelson Sandy Sandy Sandy South Jordan MidvaleArt Club Home Ee. Club Boys' Council Sophomore Sec. Basketba II Art Club Football Senior Sec.Bonna Orgill Orchestra Draper Richard Orgill Ila Olson Majorette _glvo~~d:,~J.oo e n ;0 6[ J Draper West JordanPosture Pa rode Keith Powell Cheer LeaderBroadcaster Band Home Ee. Club South Jordan School PlayHome Ee. Club Broadcaster Fashion Show Student Body V. Pres. Track Charlonian Twenty-seven

Ruby Price George Phelps LeGrande C. Poor Cleone Pixton Mavis Page Richard Rawlings Midvale Midvale Herriman Draper Riverton Draper Language Club Glen Robertson Band Future Teachers Broad caste r Band Home Ee. Club Crescent Debate Home Ee. Club Fashion Show Charlonian Posture Parad e Faye Robinson Futu re Fa rm ers School Play Band East Midvale Erma Ren Boys' Chorus Sandy Margaret Robinson Jessie Reid Boyd Roper Home Ee. Club Sandy Midvale Riverton Broadcaster Language Club Mixed Chorus Home Ee. Club School Play Camera Club Beetdigger Commercial Broadcaster Home Ee. Club Mary Rasmussen Dorothy Richardson Janiece Riding Gwendolyn Smith Merlin Spencer Sandy Crescent Bluffd ale Union Sandy Home Ee. Club Posture Parade Future Farmers Fashion Show Chorus Opera Girls' Council Myrtle Steadman Claire Smith Leon Smart Velora Sorensen Ray Sharp W est Jordan Draper Union Draper W est Jordan Opera Beetdigger Opera Charlonian BroadcasterTwenty-eight

Shirl e y Se arle Fa e Spe ncer Marie Adella Smith Shirley Steadman Wayne Smart Midvale Bluffdale Union Sandy MurrayCharlonian Student CouncilHome Ee. C lub School Play Girls' Council ChorusLanguage Club ChorusBand Fas hi on ShowBill Stea dman Bob Stoker Verl Smart Glenn Sacos Virginia Swofford Union Sandy RivertonMidva le East Midvale. Sophomore Pres. ChorusBeetdigger S:udent Council School Play Pageant CheerleaderProsecuting Attorney Debate TeamChemistry ClubDon Soffe Sta nley Simpe r Harvey Te rry Heber Thornblad Mary Tripp Jackie Tha xton South Jordan East Midvale Draper Riverton Sandy W est JordanAthletics Future Farmer Track BroadcasterBand Home Ee. ClubBoys' C lub Clara Thomson Phyllis Turner Language ClubBroadcaster Union Midvale Elmo Turner Donna Van Lois VanLola Tea Char lon ian C horus Bluffdale Uni on Union Riverton Opera Boys' Chor us Home Ee. Club Home Ee. C lub Sc hool Play Beetd igger Art Club Pageant Gym Jamboree Opera Twenty-nine

Beth W a lke Delbert W e ngre n Patsy W ill ia ms Elm e r William s Bernice Wood Sandy West Jordan West Jordan Union Sandy Language Club Football Opera - -~,..e-~!\"\"t,~~ - Orchestra Home Ee. Club Track Girls' Council Chemistry Club Council 1#~:.~>'= ·•<I ' .. Student Council Ve loy Winward -i Darl ene Winn Riverton Home Ee. Club Butler Band Sweetheart Ball Com . Charlonian Broadcaster Home Ee. Club Esther Wright Lucill e W a llg re n Cl arence W ic k Chemistry Club Sandy Sandy Draper Home Ee. Club Broadcaster Editor Boys' Council Fashion Show Language Club Tumbling Team Gym Jamboree C h a r lonian Opera Pageant Future Farmers Albert Will ia ms Fay W illi ams Etta Whiting Ju a nita W a llgren J ack W e nerstrom Ma urin e W e bb Sandy West Jordan Union Sandy Sandy West Jordan Band Broadcaster Home Ee. Club Boys' Council Broadcaster Orchestra Sophomore V. Pres. Camera Club School Play Girls' Council Beetdigger Charlonian Jack Wilkins Opera Chemisiry Club Home Ee. Club Draper Louise Young Ri chard Youn g Dorot hy Yo ung J e rry Yates Mary Zupan Band Draper South Jordan West Jordan South Jordan Sandy Broadcaster Boys' Council Home Ee. Club Charlonian Football Language Club Forensic Club Speech Club String Quartette Track Home Ee. Club Debating TwirlerThirty

Oat '43 Pettple Leaders of tomorrow are our juniors - gangling, underfoot, noisy,but happy. They sponsored the Prom 1took leads in the opera and schoolplay1 showed talent to become heroes for the athletic fields of comingyears-peering around the doors of today for a glimpse of tomorrow-uncertain1 but willing to go ahead into their futures. ·' Th irty-one

Nelda Allen, Draper Carolyn Aylett, Midvale Mack S. Adams , East Midvale Janis Allen, Draper Agnes Archibald, Granite Marjorie Anderson, Riverton Jacqueline Boberg, Draper Odie Brady, Union Jean Bateman, West Jordan Argie Ben is, W est Jordan Ralph Butler, Sandy Laura Butterfield , Herriman Dorothy Bills, Midva le Ralph J. Brady, Union Melva Brimhall, Sandy Wallace Butterfield, Herriman Helen Bateman, West Jordan Clara Bills, Riverton Jeanne BoDell, Herriman LaRoyce Beckstead, South J ordan Leola Bateman, W est J o rdan Shirley Butterfield, Mi dvale Bonnie Boberg, Sandy Beth Butterfield , Herriman Mada Beckstead , South Jordan Dawn Butler, Butlerville Julian Brown, Sandy Edra Butterfield, Riverton Maxine Berrett, Riverton Marva Beckstrom, Union Doris Borg, Sandy Tena Bogenschutz, South Jordan Vee Burgon , Riverton LaRue Barton , Midvale Jean Burgon, W est Jordan Ruth Curtis, Riverton Margret Clawson, Union Arleen Christensen, West Jordan Barbara Cowdell , Midvale Merle Callaway, Midvale Marietta Clement, Draper Willa Crane, DraperThirty-two

<Ju.nlo'c.~Francene Crawford Donna Child Bernell Day Veona Densley Sandy Uni on Draper Riverton Ellen Clark Roger Carlquist Shirley Draper Joyce Despain Midvale Draper Butler MidvaleMarjorie Densley Lola Dumas LaWana Egbert Reid Fitzgerald Riverton Sandy West Jordan Draper Vere Densley Udell Erickson Lois Evans Glen Furse Riverton Sandy East Midvale West JordanlaVerl Fairbourn Marvin Fairbourn LeeOra Fairbourn Marydean Gilbert Crescent Midvale Crescent Crescent Phyllis Fletter Afton Greenwood Sandy Virginia Faulkner Marian George Midvale Crescent SandyAudrey Grant Gordon Greene Charles H. Greenwood Juanita Hunter Midvale Sandy Sandy Midvale Elmer J. Gerber Keith Gillen Janice Hayden James Hunter Sandy Sandy Murray MidvaleMary Hardcastle Eva Rae Hardcastle June Hedberg Bryant Harrison Draper Sandy Murray Midval e Merlin H. Hilton Darrell Holt Jane Holt Lova Henderson South Jordan Draper Bu tler South Jordan Thirty -t h r e e

111~~~. - - ··- - -~i- Mary Harada, Union Teamon Henderson, Draper Evelyn Holt, Union Bernice Hendrickson , Sandy Grant Hickman, Crescent Keith Hardman, Blu ffdale Gerald Hartvigsen, Murray Diana Hunick, W est Jordan Betty Herman, East Midva le Kay Heaton, East Midvale Leo lseki, Union Melva Jones, W est Jordan Emeline Johnson , Midvale Ejvor Johnson, Sandy Ruth M. Johnson, Sandy LaDean Jones, W est Jordan Alice Johnson, Sandy Carol Jensen , Midvale Lillian Janssen, Murray Rella Jaynes, Sandy Beth Jenson , Midvale Kathleen Jensen, East Midvale Anna Kosovich , W est Jordan Betty Kemp, Crescent Lewis Kasuga, Granite Ralph Leonard, Midvale Barbara Larson, Union Myron Le wis, Draper Marian Long, Union Dan Latsis, West Jordan Lois Loveall, W es ! Jordan Eug e ne Millard, Rivedon Virginia Mason , Draper Horton McBride , Sandy Margaret Miller, Midvale Farel Mahon ey, Midvale Bette Mads en, Rive rtnn Rachel Ma scaro, He rriman Glade McKe e , South Jordan Charl e ne Mason, Union Arthur Millerberg , Midvale Janice Meyers, UnionThirty-four

<Janio'c.~Henry McCormick Faye Morris Marian Mazanis Shirley McNamara Uni o n Sa ndy Sa nd y Un ion Cldon McFarlane Irene McGee Ver Donna Morris London Millet Bluffd a le G ra nite Sandy UnionLaVon Neff Dorothy Nickolson Elene Nicolette Louis Nelson Cresce nt Midva le East Midvale West Jordan Velden Newbold Dorothy Nelson Luana Neff Vesta Nielsen So uth Jo rd an Mi dvale Riverton South JordanAfton Olson Margaret Ontiveros Barbara Olson Ermile Park Sa ndy Mi d vale Mid vale Sandy Leone Oakeson Verda Oakeson Norma Oliver Byron Peart South Jordan So uth Jordan Unio n ,DraperErnest Poulsen Calvin G. Price Bonnie Parr Keith Parker Midvale Union West Jordan Bennion Gwen Peckham Ora Phelps Dorma Poulson Mary Rudelick Mi dva le Riverton Sandy CrescentDonna Radovich Shirley Rhoades Heber Robertson Beverley St ephensen Midval e Union Crescent Riverton Virginia Robbins Iris Russell Marjorie Richardson Ken Sundquist East Midva le Union West- Jordan Crescent Th irty-five

<Janlot.J Leah Stocking, West Jordan Dean Schmidt, East Midvale Esther Stelter, Union Gayle Smith, Midvale Owen Steadman, West Jordan Mary Saito, Midvale MaDonna Stradley, Union Shirla Soffa, South Jordan Nadene Stowe, Midvale Hazel Smith, Draper Milton Smith, Draper Wanda Sjoblom, Draper Jeanne Steadman, Midvale Wanda Smith, Draper Richard Shaw, Draper Margaret Smith, Draper Jean Sanderson, Sandy Marie Smith, Draper Elizabeth Smith, Midvale Beth Shaw, Sandy Delores Schmidt, East Midvale Donna Stuart, Midvale Carroll Sandstrom, Riverton Barbara Taft, Midvale Carol Thornton, East Midvale Frances Tea, Riverton Alice Tame, Uni on Florence Van, Union Carl Whiting, Uni on Melva Wright, Sandy Rose Wardle, South Jordan Karl J. Ware , Sandy Leola Withers, Draper Joe Warner, Midvale Elnora Winger, Uni on Martin Winn, Sandy Vern Welch, Midvale Claud Walton, Draper Doris Withers, Riverton Bob Wood, Union Ray Wanber9, Midvale Trilva Young, East MidvaleThirtv-six

AND NOW THE SOPHS Unknowns today-stars tomorrow-here we have our sophomores.Crowded and noisy on the lower floor , they struggled to gain recogni-tion. They presented the soph assembly, made merry at their AnnualStrut-to which they had their own sophomore orchestra. They wonenough basketball and football games to insure championship teams tocome. Green but showing promise, they will become the portal keepersof the future. Thirty-seve n

Glen Bateman Max Bigler Paulene Boyce Jacquline Bruno Joy Bagshaw Loris Beckstead LaMar Barrett Dick Butterfield Jeanne Beckstead Joy Burmester Martha Brewer Bob Bagshaw Leola Beckstead Shirley Blanchard Woodruff Butterfield Lois Bennett Beverly Blasius Glenn Beck Bette Callas Shirley Coats Oliver ClineEugene Austin Jane Atwood Elaine Anderson Margaret AndersonDonna Atwood Clayton Anderson Reid Allsop Caleen AdamsShirley Anderson Ludean Butler Melvin Ballard Sharon BurnhamDale Brand Norma Ann Beckstead Andrew Ballard Frank ButterfieldLaree Beckstead Art Bastian Marvin Buckley George ButterfieldThirty-eig ht

Betty Buhler Glenda Callahan Charles Cary Rulon CookCarol Clark Clyde Crane Betty Lou Campbell Betty ChristensenKent Cowley Roy Christensen Pearl Clayton Donna CrumpAudry Dewey Phyllis Draper Wanda Densley Ray DraperDonna Dunn Richard Dunn Jean Dumas Florence DansieBarbara Deming Genevieve English Owen Evans Alan G. EvansBrooks Elkington Ferris Fitzgerald Afton English Donna Facer Clea Carroll Langley Canning Belva Cook Jimmy Condie Carol Crump Gale Hyrum Crane Lorna Christensen Wayne Despain De Loris Dansie Frances Draney Bob Denney Joyce Dansie Kelvin Drake Laraine Densley Claude Densley Shirley Eskelsen Bill Erdmann Frankie Engebretsen Julian Forman June Freeman Leon Frost Thirty-nine

Joyce Humphrey Gwen Hand Robert Hendricksen Dorothy Hunsaker Keith Hogan Barta Hughes Thelma Holt Elaine Isackson Lois Isaac Norma Jones Frances Jenkins Bob James Marian Jensen Mildred Jensen Betty Jensen Bonita Jaynes Jack Johnson Tabetha Jenkins Wanda Jaynes Fern Jenkins Vivian JohnsonLeeOna Fairbourn Mary Fairbourn Boyd Fitzgerald Jack GordonWilberta Gosman Mary George Melvin Gilbert Pauline GwinnGoldie Goff Newell Garff Irene Goff Rayola GreenBlain Grant Wilma Hogan Joy Smith Hansen Leon A. HardcastleMary Louise Hewlett Patricia Hall Gordan Hellstrom Lawrence HuntForty

Calvin Jaynes Don Kemp Ruth Kim Leota KellgreenMyrtle Kump Thelma Larson Ralph Lerwill Verona LewisFlorence May Jay Maxfield Francis May Elaine MalstromBrisbane Millet Willie Mascaro Anna Jeanne Malstrom Beth MillerLola Marchant Lucille Meyer Harold Madsen Raymond MousleyJune Nelson Reed Newbold Stewart Newbold Eleanor NelsonK. Norris Betty Owsley Beverley Otis Enid Olson Reid Kimball Dorothy Kichas Loyal E. Kunz Norval Lloyd Helen Last Donna Mace Gloria Maynard Arleen Malstrom Millie Masich Sherman Mabey Eva Mascaro Vernie! Mayne Don Morgan Clem McMullin Melvin Malstrom Grant Naylor Marva Naylor Melva Naylor Beth Oldham Bill Orr Fae Ostler Forty-o ne

Ted Palmer Janice Pixton Lois Parry Myrna Pack June Pugmire Mildred Perry Robert Petersen Jean Porter Georgia Poulsen Joyce Rasmussen Virginia Russell Calvin Richardson Ronald Reading Irving Roberts Sybil Reeves Donell Rasmussen Barbara Smith David RasmussenLorraine Orgill Thelma Orgill Beth Olson Veda OlsonMaxine Osborne Esther Petracia Reginald Poor Jay ProctorTed Peterson Ella Price Elsa Price LaJuana PageMary Petrlich Helen Polson Noel Page Joyce PetersonMarjorie Payne Vaundean Peterson Lea Mae Page Merlin Peart'~ ::--=;;. .... ~~~I :'fU.-=~--~~=i-I- 'rForty-two

Lorna Swapp Bethine Steadman Ila Smith Bud SmithMargaret Gale Smith Viola Shulsen Barrett Steadman Donnabel SpratlingDerald Stuart Paul Sjoblom Norma Sadler Carol SandersonLucille Thornton Edith Tea Ruth Teerlink Eva T. TeschLouise Van Thelma Wardle Wayne Van Hal WilliamsGale Winward Grant Winward Vau:ia Wood Va Loris Webb Deon Smith Stan Sharp Marion Sharp Wayne Sundberg Calvin Setterberg Carol Steward Robert Sh11w Norma Stocking Bailey Sainsbury Juanita Slater Roberta Thaxton Joyce Thorum Pauline Trontel Betty Terkelson Harold Vawdrey Lois Vawdrey Beverly Washburn Ila Wengren Beth Will iams Ann Williams Aleen Warr Calvin Webb Faye Wallgren Rose Zagarich Forty-t hree

Senior Walter Jensen Junior Norval Lloyd Sophomore 3Jn _memoriamForty -four

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Ou.t t!lzatlonla.n~ READY TO MARCH Front row, left to right- Mary Saito, Betty Condie, Francene Crawford, Ermile Park, Lucille Wallgren, Barbara Olsen, Alice Tame, Jeanne Steadman, Leola Withers, Willa Crane. Second row- Darlene Winn, Jean Isaac, Veona Densley, Farrell Naylor, Velora Sorensen, Roberta Carlquist, Margaret Smith, Marian Mazanis, LaVon Neff, Ellen Clark. Third row- Shirley McNamara, Clara Thomson, Maxine Greer, Jean Sanderson, Wanda Peterson, Ejvor Johnson, LaRue Barton, Doris Borg, Kathleen Jensen. Fourth row-Marva Beckstrom, Edra Butterfield, Maxine Berrett, Beth Burgon, Maurine Webb, lvagene Olson, LeeOra Fairbourn, Beth Shaw, Irene McGee, Delores Schmidt. Back row- Carol Callicott, Joyce Beckstead, Shirley Searle, Wanda Sjoblom, Cleone Pixton, Donna Radovich, Dorothy Young, Jacqueline Boberg, Marie Smith, Ramona Beckstead. Not phorographed-Janis Allen, Maurine Greer. Fostering their ideal- 11 To promote scholarship, leadership, sportsmanship, fellowship, and pep\"-the Charlonians, led this year by President Maxine Greer, Vice-President Jean Sanderson, Secretary June Isaac, and the cheer leaders- Shirley Searle, Fran- cene Crawford, and Velora Sorensen-have sponsored a sale of defense stamps, adopted flashy red and gray uniforms, given a ve ry formal ball for club members and basketball players, an assembly, a candlelight tea, held a comical initiation day, sold ca ndy and marched at games, and ushered at important assem- blies. Miss Oralie Rawson and Miss Lucille Tuttle are sponsors. Only girls with an A-minus or B-plus average are allowed to join. Maxine Greer PresidentForty-six