1940

PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THEJORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ... SANDY, UTAH. . . LUCILLE MALSTROM, EDITOR . . .DOUGLAS BECKSTEAD, BUSINESS MGR.CONTENTS . . . ADMINISTRATION . . .CLASSES ... ACTIVITIES ... ATHLETICS

Without conceit ... not for honor . . but with the \"Spirit of the Beet-diggers\" backing us up we presentthe 1940 Beetdigger as a keepsake forus . . . the students of Jordan Hign.

Looking north ... sunshine ... shadows ...

Sturdy steps ... beckoning doors ...

Upper hall . . . juniors make friends . . . puppylove ... lower floor ... sophomore alley . . . laughs... cheers ... giggles ... forgotten pasts ... brightfutures ... main entrance ... seniors renew old friend-ships ... make new ones ... more laughs ... cheers. . . giggles . . . noons on the lawn . . . friendsmeet . . . young loves flourish . . . some last . . . someare lost and forgotten . . . warm afternoon classes . . .sly glances from boys to girls ... misunderstood cor-rections from teachers ... bells ... a five minute rest... reading ... writing ... arithmetic ... school's out... locker rush ... walks to the busses ... last chucklesof the day . . . night . . . studies . . . curlers . . . irons . . .\"dear diaries\" . . . much needed rest . . . break£ast . . .buses ... school ... another day ... not to life, not toyoung loves, but to this-\"The spirit of the Beetdiggers''- us-our own made Jordan-we dedicate the 1940Beetdigger . . .

Sept. 11--...:Combed hay leaves out of Mar. I- Basketball's over for another year hair . . . took a bath . . . used soap . . . . victory dance . . . school started . . . Mar. 8- Bashful girls . . hopeful boys .Sept. 14- Didn't eat breakfast or lunch girls' day ... forgot dignity for the afternoon watermelon bust . . . Mar. 18- Boys paid pennies . . . school danced ... boys' club victory dance ...Sept. 20- Seniors gloated . . . sophomores watched ... juniors danced ... get ac- Mar. 22- My hair ... my nails ... Ma, press quainted dance . . . my tie ... how about the car, Dad ... how do I look . . . here's your flowers,Oct. 10- Some won . . . some lost . . . all Susie ... ahh-hh-h . . . the junior prom. hoped . . . class elections . . . Mar. 29- Curlers . . . worries . . . whichOct. 11- Lemons . . . hoarse throats dress . . . CharIonian formal . . . cheer leader try outs . . . rally . . . April 5 Meet me here . . . run in and getOct. 20-30- Ahh-hh-h ... week off ... beets seats . . . sophomore picture show . . . . . . apples . . . sunburn . . . beet va- April 11- Dang costume ... ouch! ... look cation ... out with that pin . . . get made up . . . geeee . . . the opera . . .Nov. 3- New dresses ... pressed suits ... first real dance of year ... F. F. A. Har- April 17 Last practice ... kinks ... jumps vest Ball ... . . . dance . . . Gyµi Gamboree . . .Nov. 22- Drag out old overalls . . . starch April 19 Announcing President Washburn and Vice President Morgan . . . student print dresses ... apron and overall body elections . . . dance ... April 25 Money . . . money . . . money . .Nov. 22-27- Mmmm-mm-mm-m Thanks- dimes for awards and pins please . . giving vacation .. . award danceNov. 27- Yippee . . . we won . . . victory April 27 Left ... right ... keep your lines dance ... show at Burke .. . straight . . . AAA rating . . . posture parade .. .Nov 28- Pressed ties . . . combed hair . . . big shots ... victory assembly at Jordan April 30- When this thing goes around that and Bingham . . . stuff comes out over there and goes up above and ... oh yes ... chemistryDec. 14- Girls cooked . . . football players trip ... gloated ... other boys envied ... din- ner for victorious football boys . . . May 15 Mr. Grant leads ... future bishops . . . seminary graduation . . .Dec. 21 - Girls spiff up ... boys shine ... Home Ee. girls and Ag. boys Christmas May 16 Press that hem . . . sew on that dance ... button ... Mom's coming . tea wafers . . . fashion show . . .Dec. 22- Good moods . . . grown-up man- ners ... Santa Claus came ... Christ- May 17 A glorious sunburn . . . ??? mas matinee dance . . . Maypoles ... district's annual meet .. field day .. .Dec. 23- Support boys ... help buy medals . . . gold football dance . . . May 20- W e only tipped our boat over once this year ... what a day ... LibertyJan. 3 New sweaters ... bright sox ... Park ... oh yeah ... \"J\" day .. .unfamiliar pants back from Xmas May 22 Rush home . . . get ready . .vacaiton ... show . . . dine . . . dance . . . ride . breakfast . . . school .. ho-hum . .Jan. 19- 0h joy ... kick 'em while they're senior progressive . . .down . . . Charlonian initiation. May 23- Gee . . . look . . . I got a pin . .Jan. 19- Readings .. . dance orchestra . . . autographs . . . signatures . . . signa- dancing . . . solos . . . amateur hour . . . tures and autographs . . . dead-headed seniors . . . yearbook day . . .Feb. 8- Killer-diller . . . lights . . . action . . . school play . . . May 24- I got the white thing for my folder, Ma . . . sniffs . . . tears . . . pinks . . .Feb. 9- Girls make dates . . . first formal blues in more ways than one ... good- . . . rowdies turn into ladies and gents byes ... commencement. for an evening . . . Sweethearts' ball . . .Feb. 21 - Wish it would snow ... wish Ma would have to go to Relief Society . . . parents' visiting day

fordan's pride ...



Dr. C· N. jensen THE SPIRIT OF JORDAN The name by which an institution, a corporation, a club or any organi-~ation is designated, carries with it a distinct morale, tone, influence, orradiation. This is particularly so when mention is made of the Beet Diggers.I presume this name originally was coined because of the excellence offarming required in raising beets. Lands are exceptionally free from weeds,carefully tilled and every effort is made for excellent and superior produc-tion. This same spirit manifest by these superior farmers in their work, isseen by the students who attend the Jordan High School, which is situated inthe midst of this farming area. The students and faculty uphold the spirit of superior, wholesome envir-onment, freedom from noxious practices, the cultivation of habits which leadto high standards of conduct, achievements in the field of the arts and science~.as well as in the field of vocational endeavor. Truly it may be said, thespirit of the Beet Digger is that which elevates, makes for greater and granderaccomplishment, as well as for happiness.

SALUTATION The Beetdigger is a tradition at the Jordan High School. Many years inthe future a yearbook will bring to mind memories of friends and activitiesof happy days spent at school. For years, with some few intervals when no yearbook was published,the Beetdigger has made its presence felt among all members of the JordanHigh School. Unless unforseen difficulties appear, faculty and students withthe help of our friends among business advertisers will continue to compiledata necessary to publish the Beetdigger. It is a vital part of the school lifeof all students. The friends of today in school, as well as the activities in which one par-ticipates, will not exert the same influence they now wield as the years ofabsence following graduation from school begin to increase. New experiencesin life outside of school, some of them very disconcerting and discouraging,as well as some which will bring satisfaction and success, will come toweaken and crowd out the experiences of school days. But intervals will come when one's thoughts will revert to school daysagain. That is the time that the Beetdigger will brighten one's later life. Itwill renew acquaintances and cause experiences and activities to live againin one's mind with much satisfaction and joy. Time out of mind has this experience come to me. May it also happento you. PrincipaJ L . W. N·le1sen

Untiring efforts united togeth-er in one general thought .the welfare of the school .reading, writing and 'rithmeticunited together in a lasting so-cial unit . . . teachers to be re-membered .. subjects to beforgotten . . undying effortswith the unwilling student ...patience . . . work . . . best ofresults ... cooperation ... Yes,these are our teachers andfriends. PAUL C. GOLDA ROBERT L. DEANE BOYCE FRASER PIXTON BENNION Agriculture Languages Biology Home Economics FAE PETE JOSEPH .R.. LEONARD MICKELSEN WORKMAN SHIELDS BUTTERFIELD Co-ordinator Attendance Machine Shop Co-ordinator Officer Secretary E. L. DELILAH LAURA HAROLD CRAWFORD SIMMONS GARDNER DESPAIN English, History Commercial Art, English Assistant Au to Mechanics LOLA HAROLD P. F. MABEL HANSEN THORPE GOLDBRANSON LARSON English English Soci 1 Science Cafeteria - 14-

Tutoring, counseling, disciplining, cheering, taming, and directing is partof the many things that go to make up the weary days of the high schoolteacher . . . plays . . . opera . . . publications . . . contests . . . outside ofschool . . . hours of unknown work . . days of unpraised efforts . . . timebehind the scenes . . . helpful with all . . willing to do . . . new teachers... old teachers ... united as one. JOHN N. HELEN A. F. 0. D. ORALIE LEON DORIUS THACKERAY SMITH BALLARD RAWSON BUTLER Auto MechanicsSocial Science Clothing Biological Science English English Mathematics LUCILLE A. C. TUTTLE MARY JESSE B. ORSON MOLLY C. JENSEN Speech BEE CASPER SMITH LINDELL Biology I.E.Physical Education History Physical Science Librarian VIRTUE BUSHNELL FISCHER Social Science DUNN MARY FORACE CLARENCE R. Secretary TAYLOR BODEN GREEN NELSONPhysical Education Commercial English Auto Mechanics - 15.

STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Red Johnson, president ... leader ... unaffected ... envied withoutmalice ... efficient ... student ... friend ... hard to replace. Rowena Jenkins, secretary . . . trustworthy . . . loyal . . . honored .true to the cause ... one to have, hold, and make friends . efficientcourteous . . . we shall miss her. Margaret Hogan, vice president ... an untiring leader ... willingstraight forward, able and true ... hidden charm ... uncommon modernsubtleness ... a twentieth-century lady ... liked, loved, and to be missed. Darwin Rasmussen, judge . . . strict . . . straight forward . . . well-liked... gentlemanly sophsticate ... pride of the girls . . . pal of the boysopera ...play ... unknown talent ... a judge the school will miss. Ann Loranger, historian ... Charlonian ... senior ... dependableaffable ... charming ... sociable ... parJing will be a sorrow. Alma Richardson, senior president . . . leading ability . . . play . . .opera . . . Prince Charming . . . unlimited talents . . . pleasing personality. . . strong character . . . one to set examples for others.

Calvin Fairbourn, junior president ... good looking ... bashful ... blonde, wavy hair . . . courteous . . . dependahle . . . next year's marshal ... continued next year. Glen Sacos, sophomore president ... friend- ly ... cheerful ... undertakes responsibilities easy-going . . . good dancer . . . full of pep . . . leader for next year. Loretta Brown, editor of the Broadcaster . Charlonian ... A-plus student ... responsible . . . wit . . . sophisticated • . . charm . . . un- known efforts ... type ... titles ... sentences ... paragraphs ... English ... high I. Q... . glowing personality . . . a friend to all . . . brilliance in brain and personality . . . a typical Broadcaster editor . . . an outstanding high school student. Ward Despain . . . dependable senior friendly personality . . . efficient manager of Broadcaster . . . unassuming . . . member of the championship football squ.nd ... quiet wit . . . undiscovered talents . . . will be remem- bered and respected by students and teachers alike. Lucille Malstrom ... dainty Beetdigger edi- tor . . . vivacious charm . . . sophisticated per- sonality ... competent ... unanimously ap- proved . . . pet and pride of all boys . . . friend of all girls ... undoubtedly to be missed next year. Douglas Beckstead . . . business head . . . • meets advertisers ... directs campaigns ... modern gentleman . . . birthday praises sung at hop ... worker ... unvoiced opinions .. . able to meet situations ... soda jerker ... to be remembered.- 17 -

Front row, left to right: Jennie Mead, Beverly Peterson, Anne Loranger,Adeline Gardner, Marjorie Williams, Robert Sanderson, Jean Parr, JimmyKerr. Second row: Wanda Shields, Roy Naylor, Irmadell Evans, FaeSpencer, Yveth Broadbent, Beth Butterfield, Margaret Silcock, MelvinJohnson, LaMarr Despain. Third row: 0. D. Ballard, adviser; JamesButterfield, Frances Wright, Floyd Handley, Rowena Jenkins, MargaretHogan, Ralph Crane, Darwin Rasmussen, Delbert Larson. Fourth row:Bert Nickols, Robert Patience, Orvis Pollock, Warren Hughes, AlmaRichardson, Rae Bastian, Ivagene Olsen, Calvin Fairbourn, Ralph Thomp-son. Back row: Douglas Carlsen, Dan Dunn, Nick Mascaro, LaMarrSwenson, James Nance, Golden Gilbert, Burnus Butterworth, DesmondShields, Lester Buckley. Student representatives ... advertisers ... la~ makers ... efficient . capable ... \"middle men\" of faculty and students ... elected byfirst period classes . . . council.STUDENT COUNCIL . 18.

STUDENT COURT Subpoenas ... his honor, Judge \"Ras,\" was the· one we answeredto ... Donna Nielson was the clerk ... \"Where were you on the nightof November 16?\" ... Marshall Crane brought you in ' ' ' I didn't do it!r didn't do it, I tell you! II ••• Smith took over for the judge when he wasunable to attend ... Rae Bastian was the soph in the court . . . our courtwas handled very well . . . Left to right: Rae Bastian, sophomore justice; Darwin Rasmussen,judge; Ralph Crane, marshal; Don Smith, 1st assistant justice; RalphThompson, attorney. -19.

CLASS OFFICERS Grown up sophistication ... set aims ... un- decided futures . . . guests of juniors at Prom . . . hosts of all at Hop . . . secrets on the \"Frog.\" . . . life long friendships ... white, pink, blue ... tears ... diplomas . . . farewells . . . goodbyes ... the year's gone . . . school's over . . . hopes for our futures . . . memories of our past . . . we seniors leave. Officers, left to right: Gordon Jensen, vice president; Lawana Beckstead, secretary, Alma Rich- ardson, president. Enthusiastic supporters of all school activities ... talented in music and debating ... proficient in sports ... leaders in scholastic achievement ... guided by efficient leaders ... next year's peppy seniors ... a little unruly at times but still good kids ... juniors. Officers, left to right: Nancy Hesse, vice president; Calvin Fairbourn, president; Doris Fitzgerald, secretary. Confusion in the halls . . . overcrowded class- rooms ... sports lovers ... hard workers ... idlers . . . a whiff of real youth . .. teacher's pets . . . teacher's agonies ... Jordan students ... sopho- mores. Officers, left to right: Fay Williams, vice president; Farrell Naylor, secretary; Glen Sacos, president. SENIOR HOP COMMITTEE Front row, left to right: Dona Nix, Frances Wright, Jennie Mead, Maxine Gardner, Dorothy Spratling. Back row: Roy Riska, Lawana Beckstead, Hazeldene Poulson, Edith Jenson, Gordon Jensen, Clark Hall. (Delbert Larson, not photographed.) • 20-

JUNIOR PROM Dignified junior hosts . . . gay senior guests . . . charm . . . beauty . . .grace . . . romantic lights . . . sophisticated music . . . rose-covered trellises .. ivy-covered wishing well ... the Old South ... hearts beat with music... feet swing in rhythm ... swishing skirts. . . . stiff collars . . . new suits... delicious punch ... crunchy cookies ... stately promenade ... fullmoon ... perfect night ... another never-to-be-forgotten memory . . . the Prom. GIRLS' CLUB 1940 marks debut of newly organized Girls' Club ... purpose-to fosterand encourage friendly and cooperative spirit among our gals ... fun at theirGet-Acquainted Dance, hilarious Hard-Times Dance ... helped guide parentsthrough new plant on Parents' Visiting Day .. . sponsored assembly andmatinee dance in March ... good luck in the coming years!' BOYS' CLUB Brothers all ... loyal supporters, each and everyone .. . enthusiasts andpromoters of fellowship among Jordan's classes ... participants in all schoolactivities . . . performers, successful presenters of Jordan's April 17 \"GymJamboree\" ... guided by capable leaders ... \"one for all and all for one\"... Associated Boys' Club. JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE Front row, left to right: Faye Paulas, Calvin Fairbourn, Doris Fitzgerald, Nancy Hesse. Back row: Robert Ballard, Janice Williams, Floyd Handley, Calvin Buckley. (Not photo- graphed: Margaret Borg, Beverly Peterson.) ASSOCIATED GIRLS Front row, left to right: Marjorie Williams, Dorothy Rasmussen, La Velle Pugmire, Joyce Lindahl. Back row: Miss Boden, Donna Jenson, Jea n Parr, Joyce Reading, Lola Morgan, Beatrice Curtis, Joyce Beckstead, Bee Howard. Left to right: Bob Sjoblom, vice-president; Dan Dunn, president; Robert Patience, secre- tary.



Ray Lila .Austin Atkinson Helen Vance Bowen Burgan Seth Beth Bills Butterfield Keith Myron Virgie Ferris Beth Battison Brand Green Mumford Ambrose William Alice Vivian Gwenith HerbertAdamson Adams .Andreson .Allen Butterfield Lawana Grant Valoy Samuel BethBeckstead Burgan Brady Beckstead Bateman Douglas Virginia Leonard Zetha LorettBeckstead Buhler Beratto Burmingham Brown Norma Perry Boulter Butler Norm Russell Belich Beck - 24-

sen • rs Betty Fae Joy James Billie H. Ross Bradley Bowen Bateman Brown Burgen Berrett Ralph Mavis JamesVirginia Glen Aileen Crane Christensen Crapo Blair Brown Casper Earl Ruth John Gwen Janice Carol Crane Carlson Christensen Clark Crump Canning Lucille Charles R. Arlene Elwood Afton TelCundick Clayton Cottrell Cole Child Charlier Alice Everett Ward Lawrence Hazel Dean DanCooper Dahl Despain Dansie Dok u s Dunn

sen• r~n.,;, Lucile Gladys Kelvin Ermadell Evans Engman Evans Evans Reid Carol Egbert Esperson Anthon Louise Muriel Jean Ernstrom Erdmann Fitzgerald FoxGeorge Thelda Printess Darrell Morel Bernarr Fugii Freeman Fitzgerald Forman Fullmer Furse Doris Gilbert .Adeline Ivan Calvin GoldenGraham Green Gardner Gailey Glover GilbertMargie Maxine Parley Sybil Jack BelvaGroves Gardner G1over Greer Gilbert Hendricksen -26-

Dick MargaretHoward Hogan Alice Joe Holt Hatfield Marie Golden James Jensen Frank Donna Blaine Virginia Clark Harada Huff Hilton Hubbard Hall Dorothy Kay Ramona Myrth Erma Hilton Harada Hand Harrison Jenkins Lora Edith Donna Rowena Melvin Jackson Jensen Jensen Jenkins Johnson Viola Gordon Myrna Frank Alice Jensen Jensen Jensen Karaglonis Karaglonis Beth SetsuJensen KasugaLeona DavidJenkins Kunz . 27.

Helen Claire Long Lloyd Chloris Jennie Milne Mead Russell Glad vs Nlid::ileton Marget ts Charles Emma George Delbert VeldonKankleborg Larson Larson Larson Larson Don Oveda .R.nn Kay Irene Lake Lundberg Loranger McMullin Mickelson Douglas Thelma John Echo Gus Miller Morgan Miller Maxfield Murphy Stanley Dorothy Lucille Dale Tracy Miller Mlaker Malstrom Nelson Nelson Dona Willis Nix Newbold Eugene Marjorie Nordberg Newbold . 28.

Marvin Norma Roma Frank Marjorie -• 0rNelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Vernal Keith Florence Stuart Reed Geneva Newbold Neff Nielsen Nicholl Nielsen Nielsen Maxine Orton Mary Jean Dexter Evelyn Frank EdytheOntiveros Parr Page Pate Parry Palmer Pat Lavelle Hazeldene Lester Constance Donald Pierce Pugmire Poulsen Polimer Poulos Page r!oyd Iva Derald Melvin Alfred Fern Pixton Pix ton Powell Perry Peterson Richardson

sen• r Darwin Rowene Arvid Ruby el Richardson Russell Rasmussen Robbins Gertrude Richards Reese Alma Roy Phyllis Norma Nick Richardson Riska Smith Steward Lyle Rudelick Smart Marian Helen Mar Margaret Robert Vertice Smith Steed Stowe Sanderson Smith Grace Wanda Clen Mable Virgil NormaSwenson Shields Snarr Smith Sharp Smith Stanley Ruth Margaret June June Dorothy Beverly Riter Smith Stevenson Saben Spratling Smith Stewrnt

Ruth Delores Betty Janice Margaret Desmond Ralph Jeanne Shulsen Strom Staker Silcox Shields Thompson Thomas Evelyn Barbara Elmer Angeline Keith Arden Mary Teerlink Tate Tripp Tomac Thompson Tesch Van Mac Margaret Van Vawdrey Jay Frances Ronald Marjorie Jackie Van Dan Wright Whittle Williams Wilkins Ruth Mary Gordon Emma Keith Winger Whiting Withers Webber Woodhead June Hollis Robert Lois NickWynn Whittle Wilson Walker ZagarichRobert FlorenceWright Webb

••JUDI Of George Kenneth Rosie Belva Paul Beth Buelah MargaretAnderson Atwood Aragone Andrus Bennion Beckstead Buckley Borg Max Lee Warren Betty Dale LaRue James Elden Babcock Beckstead Barnes Bonecher Butterfield Battison Butterfield Beckstead Gladys Jessimae Dean Agnes Calvin Erma Burnus Grace Butler Bills Brady Brown Buckley Blair Butterworth Butterfield Yveth Sylvia Lynn Joyce Dale Myron Sylvia LesterBroadbent Barrett Bowen Boulter Ballard Bosh Butterfield Buckley 32.

Frieda Della Marvin Lorene Paul Bogenschutz Brady Crapo Christensen Cook Charles Clifford Beatrice Harriet Lorna Cronin Carter Curtis Cufis Crane Lee Afton Dale Barbara Eugene Diamond Densley Donahoo Dewey Fergeson Norman Glenda Doris Calvin Effie Fowler Fairboum Fitzgerald Fairboum Gunderson Norma Donald Mildred Bever Lee Lowell Guinn Green Green Griffiths Green Don Gwendolyn LeRoyCrawford Crane Clayton Douglas Max Gloria Carlsen Cope Denney Gerald Inez LaRueFitzgerald Freeman Fowkes Neil Ruth ReedGardner Greenwood Grant -33-

Jack Margaret Orval Warren Edna Griffiths Gilbert Gillin Hughes Hansen Myra Lois Leonard Dorothy Nancy Hansen Holt Hathaway Home Hesse Norma Blaine Erma Beverly JimmyJorgenson Johnson Jensen Jaynes Kerr Edward June June .Afton Verda Kidd Lovdahl Lowe Lloyd Lauritsen James June Della Betty Lou LaRuP Leak Leitzell Lundberg Muir Mousley Venna Norma Vera Jensen Johnson Jones Helen ElainP Glen Koehn Kim Kump Earl Virginia Earl Lawson Leitzell Leonard .Alice Merlin Lola Mason Myers Morgan

]DD • r I Evelyn Nick Betty Maxine Nila Milford Ralph Helen Marks Mascaro McNamara Mickelsen Morgan Mabey Marchant Mabey Mary David Evelyn Robert Delores Elaine Ralph BurdetteMasich Meyer Malstrom Madson Millerberg Nielsen Nielson NewboldDonna Coral Evelyn Mary Maxine Zola Heber VerlaNielsen Nielsen Nicholson Nicolette Nelson Oborne Olson Ostler Reva Manford Bevc,rly Elsie Joe Beverly Orvis Roylance Orgill Osborne Pierson Petersen Pavich Peterson Pollock Peterson - 35 -

• nn1• ors Stanley Faye Drew Birdie Ralph Bruce EllEJ,1Peterson Paulos Pearson Pal:ner Page Peterson Poulsen Roy Janice Guy Renee Donald Norma JunePetersen Parker Pugmire Peterson Peterson Pederson Russell Golda Darrell Rulon Joyce Clifton Dorothy GailRoundy Reynolds Rasmussen Reading Risk Rasmussen Russell Eugene Dahrl Jack Joyce Lowe Alice Mae CalvinRobinson Reid Stephensen Silcox Seal Sadler Sainsbury • 36-

Emma Leila Bob Jerry Mildred Samuelson Steadman Sioblom Sullivan Smith Lorna Doro~l~. y Tillie Thomm; Clara Stev8 Shirley ValeSteadman Serdar Showell, Jr. Smith Strelich Stoker Saito Sorensen Neil Reid Clair Don Ralph Reinald Juanda Scott Ida Smith Stay Smith Sumbot Stelter Swenson Smith Joy Leonard Mary Phil Janice Clem Mary Lou ClarenceThompson LaRee Walgreen Winn Whetman Williams Washburn Westbrook Wick Turner Ellery Grace Wight Betty Young Williams - 37 -

ophomoreLy.nn fl.insworthBernice AtwoodZola fl.damsBeth AndersonPaul AndersonEmery AllenMyrtle AhlstromVal BarnsonLoa Beth BecksteadRaymond BurganDorothy BatemanRalph BrownOral BirchRosella BecksteadEdwin BerattoJoyce BecksteadRonald Beckstromfune BecksteadMargie BecksteadSherwood BobergBeth BurganRoy Burrfllice BeckKent BodellReed BoggessMildred BrownLynn BallardDarlene BatemanRobert BrownMadge BurganRamona BecksteadMarjorie BrownRea Fay BecksteadHazel ButterfieldLuRee BecksteadWillis BrownRae BastianDoris BradyMarion BurganJuanita BodellPercy CookMark Carroll

LaMar Christensen Evelyn Crane Don Crane Doris ChristensenToe Cronin Veneda CowdellRoberta CarlquistMelvin CowdeptCarol CallicottBetty CondieTacqueline ColletteBen Crebs Claude ChristensenNils CarlsonFred CooperLaura Beth CrumpTerome CushingMaurine Christensen Tillie Colebrook Glenn ClaytonWendell CookLois Marie CrumpBarbara CruneLa Mar DespainOren DansieTeanne DrakeWalter DimondLtiRue DunnDerrell DansieRnnie DecistoLois EricksonBonnie EspersonIessie CowdellYvonne EvansBeatrice FreemanJack FloydShirley FletterCharles FurseTunior FrostYvonne FowkesBob GrahamVirginia Green

Bert Go.useAlta GloverPaul GreerAnnie GolishNorman GreenTrena GoochA.rliss GoffMaxine GreerMaurine GreerBrigham GardnerShirley HendersonLa Vel HansenDiana HunickTack HamiltonVern HiltonBee HowardRalph HoltLa Von HardenHeber HoganBonnie HoltJack HeuserRichard HendricksonLouise HardmanKeith HarrisonBill HurdJean IsaacCalvin JacksonMargaret JoostenElmer JohnsonShirley JensenLaVerla JonesClel JensenBette JohnsonBrent JorgensonViolet JohnsonJr. JensenEvelyn JensenArlene JohnsonNoal JensenElsie JanssenRose Marie JanazichDelores Jenkins

s pho ores Mae Kemp Dortha Kemp Mary Kekos Marjorie Lancaster Lynn Lake Melba Lovendahl Herbert Ludwig Joyce Lindahl Arnold Last Ruth Lewis Elva Madsen Stanley Malstrom Lloyd Mdff Wanda McNarney Carl Morelli Otis Moon Phillip Maynard Jessie Miller Ray Mead Lois Miller Orville Madsen Barbara May Ronald Madson Juanita Mason LeRoy Markus Audrey Middleton Oka Mangum Barbara Maxfield Toala Murphy Ray Malmberg LaMarr Newbold Farrell Naylor Lucille Nokes Ralph Nelson Geneva Nicholl Donald Nelson Wendell Nix Betty Nielsen fames Nance Margaret Ontiveros Wilford Olsen Ivagene Olsen

s.phomores i1ichard Orgill Bonno Orgill Verlyn Olson v1avis Page Robert Patience Rayola Parker Bill Pugmire Marie Parker George Phelps Don Peterson ::::leone Pixton Betty Park LeGrand Poor Grace Rasmussen E:rma Ren 0ene Richards Mary Rasmussen Earl Richardson Jessie Reid George Rasmussen Richard Rawlings Margaret Robinson Leone Rendlesbach Elizabeth Salay Shirley Searle .Myrtle Steadman Wayne Smart Glen Sacos Velora Sorenson Billie Steadman Shirley Steadman Ray Sharp Fay Spencer Ver] Smart Stanley Simper Marie Smith Leon Smart Kenneth Sharp Ethel Scoggan Don Soffe

Grant StephensonGwendolyn SmithBarbara SmithVirginia SwaffordClaire SmithFlovilla SmithTwila SteadmanPhyllis TurnerTruman TurnerMerle TrippDon TerkelsenJacqueline ThaxtonEdsel TholenMary TrippHarvey TerryElmo TurnerLois VanDonna VanPatricia WilliamsMaurine WebbElmer WilliamsEsther WrightJack WilkinsNadene WillisBernice WoodAaron WalkerEtta WhitingBill WhiteheadDarlene Winnfack WenerstromLucille WalgrenRaymond WrightJuanita WallgrenDarrel WalkeAnn WebbFay WilliamsDorothy YoungLouise YoungJerry YatesLucile Young

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Front row, left to right: Ramona Hand, Helen Mabey, flrlene Cottrell, Venna Jensen,Louise Erdman, Ruth Carlson, Donna Niel~\";l·n. Second row: Norma Boulter, Frances Wright,Joyce Silcox, Beverly Peterson, Jennie Meade, Claire Stay, LaVell Pugmire, Irene Mickelsen.Third row: Maxine Orton, Beverly foynes, Betty Bradley, Loretta Brown, Fae Bowen,R.nn Loranger, Maxine Gardner, Dorothy Spratling, Rowena Jenkins. Fourth row: Lilafltkinson, Maxine Mickelsen, Lola Morgan, Nila Morgan, LaRue Battison, flfton Densley,Janice Williams, Margaret Borg, fllice Mason. Back row: Roylance Peterson, Betty Williams,Edna Hansen, Belva flndrus, Evelyn Pate, Sybil Greer, Doris Graham, Beverly Pierson,Elaine Kim, Iva Pixton. CHARLONIAN CLUB E;xclusive Jordan High School Charlonian Club . . . proved note-worthy ... members are honor students of junior and senior classes ...commendable feature- uniform dress in school colors . . . rE?ceived hon-orary comments on cooperative spirit in cheering teams on to victory ...excellent marching 'tween halves of games ... ideals of club- promot-ing scholarship, leadership, sportsmanship, fellowship, and pep ... spon-sored outstanding Charlonian Ball, assembly . . . original Charlonianinitiation, candlelight banquet . . . Louise Erdman, Helen Mabey andRuth Carlson, club officers ... spirit brought to peak at games by VennaJensen and Arlene Cottrell ... advisers: Miss Rawson, and Miss Tuttle ...

F. F. A. F. F. A.... one of the outstanding clubs in Jordan ... led by LyleSmart, Lee Dimond, Kay Harada ... made fine showings c:t livestockshows in Salt Lake and Ogden ... were present at the junior livestockshow in June ... displayed wares at both county and state fairs afterwhich the boys' pockets were filled with much prize money ... Georgefugii received state honor in public speaking ... Mr. Boyce states, \"Oneof the best bunches of boys I have ever worked with\" ... November 3,1939, annual Harvest Ball ... Marjorie Nelson queen ... winners of twooutstanding state F. F. A. contests . . . Lyle Smart, Homer Jaynes andMurray Smith represented Utah in the national dairy contests, winningfourth place in the nation . . . Kay Harada, Frank Harada, and Georgefugii won the state championship in Crops Judging Contests ... TheJordan F. F. A. has received intermountain recognition as a Chester WhiteSwine breading area ... adviser, Mr. Boyce. Front row, left to right: Melvin Spencer, Derrell Dansie, Douglas Butterfield, Lynn Bills,Elmo Bills, Fred Cooper, Robert Bateman, Dan Enniss, Don Crane. Second row: Keith Neff,Vernald Newbold, Burke Jensen, Frank Parry, Dale Cardwell, Frank Harada, Orin Dansie,Douglas Miller, Calvin Sainsbury, Leon Hansen, Mr. Boyce. Third row: Clell McMullin,Robert Wilson, Melvin Perry, George Fugii, Kay Harada, Orvill Gillen, Paul Jones, CliffordLee, Wendell Cook, Anthon Ernstrom, Paul Cook, Roman Gamingasg'o, Darrell Forman,fony Nicoletti. Fourth row: Dahl Clark, Ralph Nielsen, Burnus Butterworth, Don Soffe,Earl Crane, Glen Brown, Jack Silcox, Douglas Brown, Leonard Hathaway, Eugene Price,Rex Butterfield, Lynwood Walker, LaCoy Wardle, Calvin Fairboum. Top row: Paul Bennion,Lee Dimond, Harvey Lehmetz, Parry Greenwood, Reed Nielsen, Gordon Despain, JamesLeak, Roy Peterson, Leslie Mackay, Clarence Silcox, Edwin Beratto, Earl Butterfield,Dell Wheaden, Parley Glover, Raymond Burgon.

Front row, left to right: G. .A.Hen, L. Battison, R. Densley, R. Hand, F. Wright, J. Meade,N. Steward, V. Green, L. Walker. Second row: D. Spratling, M. Lancaster, L. Morgan,R. Robbins, E. .A.damson, G. Robbins, G. Clark, M. Smith, M. Oakeson. Third row: MissBennion, L. Crane, L. Young, N. Mason, J. Parr, J. Bateman, .A.. Cooper, J. Saban, E. Madsen,G. Nielsen. Fourth row: M. Whiting, M. Hogan, T. Morgan, N. Johnson, B. Butterfield,M. Van, R. Beckstead, L. Hardman, M. Webb, M. Silcox. Back row: M. Ahlstrom, B. .Atwood,A. Beck, C. Pixton, I. Olsen, J. Beckstead, 0. Mangum, S. Searle, V. Sorenson, Miss Thackeray. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Outstanding organization in school . . . led by president Margaret Silcox, vice president Jessiemae Bills, and secretary Evelyn Jenson composed of future housewives ... candlelight initiation ceremony F. F.' fl. boys' and home economics girls' Christmas party ... dance of the season, the Sweetheart Ball ... main event crowning of Lola Mor- gan as Cinderella and Alma Richardson as Prince Charming . . . fifteen minute broadcast for benefit of those interested in club activities ... in- vited to the annual fashion revue at Cyprus . . . attended State Con- vention ... pins awarded to outstanding girls ... advisers: Miss Track- eray and Miss Bennion. . 48.

LANGUAGE CLUB Composed of Spanish and French classes . . . create an interest inforeign languages and customs . .. trip to University by French class ...promote picture shows ... leaders: Gus Murphy, Everett Dahl, and Mar-garet Borg ... adviser, Miss Fraser. Front row, left o right: A. Samuelson, J. Thompson, B. Williams , J. Boulter, V. Ostler,J. Jenson, E. Dahl, H. Butterfield, M. McKee, H. Bowen. Second row: C. Cronin, E. Marks,M. Ontiveros, N. Hesse, A. Densley, B. Holt, R. Hendrickson, T. id~exander, R. Burr,F. Fergusson. Third row: P. Williams, T. Murphy, M. Ontiveros, S. Searle, B. Parks,L. Christensen, N. Gardner, K. Woodhead, M. Berrett, S. Boberg, J. Kerr. Fourth row:G. Denney, N. Mason, E. Jensen, T. Holmes, L. Miller, N. Rudelick, F. Spencer, N. Scott,G. Murphy, E. Leonard, L. Ostler. Back row: A. DeCisto, M. Kekos, R. Price, L. Atkinson,R. D. Shulsen, S. Kasuga, J. Wilkins, M. Groves, E. Smith, M. Woodhead, M. Winn,E. Woodhead, L. Erdman, B. Curtis, A. Mason, 0. Madsen. FORENSIC CLUB Second year for club . .. debate . .. speech . . . plays ... entercontest at \"U\" ... also at \"Y\" . . . Iva Pixton, Belva Andrus-VaughnKimball, Eugene Pearson-Everett Dahl, Don Lake-Ruth Greenwood,Irene Mickelson form debate teams .. . radio talks ... enthusiastic sup-porters of all other school activities ... carry on next year ... advisers:Miss Hansen, Miss Tuttle, Mr. Crawford, Mr. Goldbranson. Front row, left to right: D. Rasmussen, T. Charlier, M. Hogan, E. Dahl, E. Jenson,L. Poliner, A. Loranger, A. Holt, M. Fitzgerald. Second row: B. Tate, G. Clark, M. Silcock,B. Smih, E. Janssen, M. Robinson, E. Peters on, J. Thompson, V. Jenson, G. Sacos, M. Johnson.Third row: E. Pearson, W. Barnes, I. Olson, I. Pixton, M. Fitzgerald, L. Clayton, B. Condie,R. Carlquist, B. Holt, S. Jenson, C. Stay, G. Butler, D. Millerberg. Fourth row: S. Peterson,M. Berrett, G. Fugii, B. Ballard, R. Greenwood, E. B. Fowler, R. Jenkins, F. Nielson, J. Saban,M. Nicolleti, G. Bolliger, Z. Burmingham. Back row: R. Beck, S. Greer, D. Graham,V. Kimball, E. Tholen, C. Cronin, G. Clayton, J. Wilkins, D. Hilton, B. Pierson, N. Hesse,D. Nielson, G. Stevenson.

CHEMISTRY CLUB Front row, left to right: Lucille Malstrom, Clair Stay, Marjorie Williams, Dorothy Spratling, Max- ine Gardner; back row: Don Craw- ford, Bob Ballard, Grant Burgon, Frank Nelson, Parley Glover, Dar- win Rasmussen. CAMERA CLUB Front row, left to right: GloriaDenney, Ruby Robbins, GwenClark, Mac Van, Venna Jensen,Grant Burgan, Edna Hansen, Ve-lora Sorenson. Middle row: CarolEsperson, Anne Lorranger, Doro-thy Maxfield, Fen Robinson,Gladys Butler, June Saben, Mil-dred Smith, Lester Poliner, MaryVan. Back row: Kay Harada, La-Velle Pugmire, Rowena Jenkins,Vance Burgan, Gordon Despain,Evelyn Pate, Floyd Pixton, ValeSaito, Setsu Kasuga. FUTURE TEACHERS Front row, left to right: LolaMorgan, Don Smith, Beverly Pier-son, Clem Washburn, MargaretBorg, Reed Grant. Second row:Afton Densley, Billie Burgon,Dorothy Rasmussen, Edna Han-sen, Jessie B. Casper, Venna Jen-sen, Iva Pixton, Belva Andrus.Back row: Calvin Fairbourn, JackieWilkins, Donna Jensen, Earl Leon-ard, Irene Mickelsen, Reed Smith,Ruth Greenwood, Janice Wil-liams, Nancy Hesse, Neil Gardner. . 50-

JANITORS .Almy Dowding, Dewey Dowding, bosses ... members, boys of the stu- dent body ... sweep the floors ... dust the desks ... clean : .. clean . .. clea~ . . . shovel paths . . . keep the building warm . . . play basketball with the farmers ... N. Y. fl. ... boys help ... boys earn own spending money ... Janitors' Club ... thanks for the comfort. BUS DRIVERS First gear . second gear . . . third gear . . . fourth gear . . . the day begins in the bus ... songs ... jokes ... naps ... lessons on the way ... talks from drivers ... naughty boys see Mr. Nelson ... sassy girls walk .. .first gear ... second gear ... third gear ... fourth gear ... home again ... rides to football games, basketball games, all special events . . . most important- \"]\" Day ... what could we do without them? . . . the stage drivers ... adviser, Mr. Nelson. JANITORS Left to right: Glen Sacos, Mar-vin Crapo, Gordon La ndgre n,Ralph Nelson, Bert Gause, NolanHardcas tle, Jr. Jenson, EugeneMumford, Alma Dowding. BUS DRIVERS Front row, left to right: EarlMaynard, Warren Casper, RuelWalker, Clem Butler, HaroldDespain, Allan Stocking, DoyleTempest, Frank Oakeson. Backrow: Leon Butler, Floyd Sheppick,Gilbar! Benson, Dell Haun, An-to!1e Andrus, Melvin Cowley,Silmer Hilton, Dale Nelson, Clar-~nee Nelson. - 51 -

COMMERCIAL CONTESTS Top picture- Bookkeeping Teams, left to right: Richard Young, JamesButterfield, Louise Hardman, Joyce Beckstead, Keith Poulson, Glen Clayton. Bottom picture- Shorthand and Type Teams, seated, left to right: Mar-garet Robinson, Sybil Greer, Betty Brandley, Hazel Richards; standing: Roy-lan.ce Peterson, Iris Green, Beth Burgon, Don Crawford, Theodore Alexander,Velora Sorenson, Norma Smith, Beverly Jaynes. Edna Hansen, and Lu ReeTurner not photographed. The Intermountain Commercial Contest sponsored by the B. Y. U. . . .held on April 12 ... the amateur type team members Norma Smith, BeverlyJaynes, and Theodore Alexander took third place honors ... other teams wereRoylance Peterson, Margaret Robinson, and Don Crawford, first year typingteam . . . Edna Hansen, Velora Sorensen, and Beth Burgon, second yeartyping team . . . Edna Hansen, Iris Green, and La Ree Turner, first yearshorthand ... Hazel Richards, Betty Bradley, and Sybil Greer, second yearshorthand team ... James Butterfield, Joyce Beckstead, Louise Hardman,Glenn Clayton, Keith Poulson, and Richard Young, bookkeeping team. - 52 -