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Front row, left to ri g ht: Miss Bennion , Melba Wright, Darlene Bateman, Geneva Nicholl, Emma Samuelson,Juanda Swenson, Joyce Reading , Doris Fitzgerald, Marion Vawdrey, Evelyn Marks, Etta Whiting. Seco nd row : Doris Beckstead, Elsie Peterson, Belva Andrus, Patricia Williams, LaRue Fowlkes, Gayle Rus-sell, LaRue Battison, Afton Densley, Lola Morgan, Norma Pederson, Donna Van, Lois Van, Reva Orgill. Thi rd row: Margie Richardson, Helen Bateman, Rozella Beckstead, Shirla Soffe, Ila Olsen, Mary Meldrom,Bernice Atwood, Twila Steadman, Margie Lancaster, Betty Bonecher, Golda Roundy, Dorothy Nicholson, Erna-line Johnson, Delores Millerberg, Gladys Butler. Fo urt h row : Clara Bills, Margie Densley, Maurine Webb, Mavis Page, Jackie Thaxton, Veloy Winward, Bev-erly Stephenson, Birdie Palmer, Nila Morgan, Gail Smith, Ruth Curtis, Veona Densley, June Leitzel!, DorothyBateman. Fi ft h row: lvagene Olsen, Alta Glover, Jackie Boberg, Gloria Anderson, Cleone Pixton, Beth Walk, BethBurgon, Erma Jensen, Carol Jensen, Barbara Olsen, Joyce Despain , Carolyn Aylett, Beth Jensen, Margie Brown ,Arleen Christensen, Afton Lloyd. Sixth row: Virginia Leitzel!, Della Brady, Elsie Peterson, Lucile Nokes, Madge Burgon, June Russell, BeaulahBuckley, Lorna Crane, Mary Lou Westbrook, Alice Beck, Velora Sorenson, Louise Hardman , Betty Evans, LaRoyceBeckstead , Iris Russell. Back row: June Beckstead , Mary Bowen , Yveth Broadbent, Norma Johnson, Oka Mangum, Arleen Johnson ,Jessimae Bills, Nadeen Stowe, Shirley Searl, Joyce Beckstead, Evelyn Jensen, Mary Zupan, Erma Ren, BonnieBoberg, Miss Thackeray.HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Jessimae Bills Pinning ... fitting ... cutting ... measuring Pres ident . whipping ... stirring ... baking ... mixing , . busy learning to become economical house-wives ... succe ssful social entertainers ... can-dle ligh t initiation ... entertain mothers at after-noon te a . .. fashion show ... lovely frocks . . .sma rt hats ... and powdered noses ... February14, Sweetheart' s Ball ... outstanding dance .. .in t eresting decoration s .. . Bee Howard reignedas Cindere lla ... and Heber Olson as PrinceCh a rming ... Jessimae Bills, president . . . JoyceBeckstead, vice-president ... Shirla Soffe, sec-reta ry .. . Miss Thackeray and Miss Bennion ,advi ser s. 47

CHEMISTRY CLUB Front ro w ( left to righ t ) : Blaine Johnson, Doris Fitzger- ald, Marian Vawdrey, Parry Greenwood, Evelyn Nicholson, Mildred Smith, Rulon Rasmussen, Donna Nielsen, Reed Grant, Elaine Kim, Janice Williams. 2nd row: Reva Orgill, Golda Roundy, Brent Jorgenson, Etta Whiting, Bob Sjoblom, Vale Saito, Venna Jensen, Alice Mason, Beverly Pierson, Margaret Borg, Nancy Hesse, James Butterfield. 3 rd row: Jack Hamilton, Arnold Last, Billy Steadman, Lorna Crane, June Russell, Coral Nielsen, Helen Mabey, Stanley Peterson, Viola McDonald, Arilla Bullock, Grace But- terfield, Gwendolyn Crane. 4t h row : Bob Graham, Junior Frost, Barbara Maxfield, Maxine Greer, Darlene Winn, Mickie McKee, Elma Beth Fow- ler, James Nance, Dorothie Wilcox, Emma Samuelson, Gladys Butler, Delores Millerberg, Marian Anderson, Marilyn Wood- head. 5th row: Lee Dimond, Burnus Butterworth, Burke Jenson, Juanda Swenson, Keith Anderson, Vera Jensen, Rayola Parker, Erma Smith, Oral Birch, Joyce Reading, Paul Greer, Evelyn Marks, Delbert Poulson, Marvin Crapo. 6th row: Don Soffe, Earl Richardson, Eugene Robinson, Ray Malmberg, Blaine Barrett, Clel Jensen, Don Smith, Faye Paulos, Dale Donahoo, Winona Christensen. 7t h row: LaMar Newbold, Bert Gause, Warren Barnes, Aaron Walker, Keith Harrison , Reid Smith, Dale Ballard, Ken- neth Atwood, Neil Gardner, Heber Olson, Calvin Fairbourn, Thomas Showell. FUTURE TEACHERS Front row (left t o rig ht ): Nancy Hesse, Clem Washburn , Janice Williams, Rayola Parker, Margaret Borg, Ciel Jensen, Beverly Pierson. Mid dl e row: Ramona Beckstead, Maxine Berrett, Don Smith, Afton Densley, Calvin Fairbourn, Reed Grant, Lola Morgan, Veona Densley. Back row: Neil Gardner , Reid Smith , Edna Hansen, Glen Sacos, Venna Jensen, Mr. Casper, Barbara Smith, C leone Pix- t o n, Belva Andrus. Not in p hotograp h: Roberta Carlquist, Jean Sanderson, Earl Leonard. Officers: Beverly Pierson, Preside nt; Reid Smith, Yice- President; Edna Hansen , Sec1·etary; Clel Jensen, A ss ista nt Secretary. CAMERA CLUB In fro nt: Effie Gunderson. 1st row ( left to rig ht): Kenneth Atwood, LaVerla Jones, Dorothy Horne , Thomas Showell, Claire Stay. 2nd row: Dorothy Young , Etta Whiting , Norma Pederson, June Lovdahl , Joy Thompson, Rella Jaynes, Vale Saito, Barbara Dewey, David Meyer. 3rd row: Earl Richardson, Mary Saito, Mary Harada , Marion Long, Rayola Parker , Venna J e nse n, Edna Hansen, Eugene Robinson, Verla Ostler, Evelyn Marks. 4th row: Rulon Rasmussen , Donna Niels&n, Elaine Kim, Shirl e y Stok e r, Glen Kump, Stanley Peterson, Marvin Crapo, Zola Oborn, Gayle Russell, Delores Millerberg, Be verl e e Griffiths. Not photographed: Bob Graham , Belva Andrus , Barbara Larson, Stephen Horne, Nolan Hardcastle, Maurice Ferguson, Eldon Toomey. Officers: Effie Gunderson , Preside nt; Dorothy Horne, Vice- President; LaVerla Jones , Secretary.48

JANITORS A swell bunch of Jordanites ... industrious ... hard-working ... bossed by Alma Dowding and Dewey Dowding ... always on the job to keep the building clean . .. pleasant regardless of tiresome duties .. . sweep floors .. . wash windows ... clean boards ... dust the desks .. . shovel paths . .. N.Y.A. workers ... Janitor's Club ... Gordon Landgren, President . . . Junior Jensen, Vice-President ... Nolan Hardcastle, Treas- urer. BUS DRIVERS Licensed chauffeurs ... \"Fill up those middle seats,\" order the bus drivers ... laughing ... joking .. . accommodating ... friendly . .. de- pendable . . . ride to football and basketball tournaments, all special events ... \"J\" -Day most important ... What could we do without them . .. these indispensable men ... the stage drivers ... \"Thanks for the buggy ride, boys\" ... Mr. Nelson, sponsor. · Front row (left to rig ht ) : NolanHardcastle, Udell Erickson , JuniorJensen , Eugene Mumford , AlmaDowding .Back row: Albert Williams, JackSorensen , Bert Gause, GordonLandgren, Enoch Brown. Not in photograp h: JulianBrown , Dewey Dowding.Fro nt row (left to rig ht): MarvinCrapo, Allen Stocking , Earl May-nard, Frank Oakeson , Dick Muir,Doyle Tempest, Rulon Walker, FloydShepick. Back row: Harold Despain, War-ren Casper, Gilm er Hilton, DellHaun , Anton Andrus, Melvin Coo-ley, Gilbert Benson, Carl Freeman ,Clem Butle r, Clarence Nelson. 49

COMMERCIAL CONTESTS First row: Theodore Alexander, Venna Jensen, Don Typewriting, shorthand, bookkeep-Crawford, Margaret Robinson. ing ... hard -working ... industrious ... competent ... put in many long Secon d row: June Leitzel!, Beverly Jaynes, Roylance hours after school ... representedPeterson. Jordar.i at the lntermountain Com - mercial Contest at Provo ... Iris Left to rig ht : Betty Nielsen, Afton Densley, Rulon Green won third place in the secondRasmussen, Rea Fae Beckstead, Lola Morgan. Dorothy year shorthand, while Donna Rado -Young, not photographed. vich took fourth place in the first- year bookkeeping .... Those on the Della Lundberg, LaRee Turner, Iris Green, Edna Han - teams were: first-year shorthand-sen, Janice Williams. Rulon Rasmussen, Dorothy Young, and Rea Fae Beckstead; second - Donna Radovich, Marie Smith, Nils Carlsen, Heber year shorthand- Edna Hansen, IrisHogan. Green, and Della Lundberg; first- year typing- Venna Jensen; second- Louise Hardman , Thomas Showell , Lloyd Mciff. year typing- Don Crawford, Roy- lance Peterson, and Margaret Rob-50 inson; amateur typing - Theodore Alexander, Beverly Jaynes, and June Leitzel!; first - year bookkeeping - Donna Radovich, Marie Smith, Nils Carlsen, and Heber Hogan; second- year bookkeeping - Louise Hard- man, Thomas Showell, and Lloyd Mciff.

DEBATING TEAM Front row: Belva Andrus, Don Smith,Cleone Pixton, Junior Frost. Back row:Ciel Jensen, Carol Callicott, LeRoy Clay-ton, Ruth Greenwood, Ronald Beckstrom,lvagene Olson. Elma Beth Fowler, oration. SPEECH CONTEST Left to right: Venna Jensen, humorousreading; Carol Callicott, oration; Stan-ley Petersen, dramatic reading; ClemWashburn, humorous reading; WinonaChristensen, dramatic reading. DEBATING Mr. Chairman ... worthy opponents ... friends ... Resolved, That the Power of the Federal Government Should Be Increased ... a timely and controversial subject ... a chosen and quick- thinking group ... participants in the high school tournament at the University of Utah, March 28 ... advise.cs, Miss Hansen, Mr. Goldbranson, Mr. C. N. Crawford. WINNING ORATORS Elma Beth Fowler Ruth Greenwood Carol Callicott 51

BROADCASTERAfton Densley Broadcaster ... feature stories ... sport stories ... editorials ... special columns ... ordinary newsAssociate Ed ito r write-ups ... in each monthly publication ... Purpose -to bind students more closely together in school Margaret Borg interests and to inform them of the doings of their friends ... staff includes the students of two journal- Editor ism classes ... individual talent and a keen, competi- tive atmosphere prevailing ... commendable work and an example to the future staffs of the Jordan Broadcaster ... Advisers: Oralie Rawson, 0. D. Ballard, Forace Green, and Paul C. Boyce. Staff Sea ted (l eft to ri g ht) :MargaretBorg, Afton Densley, June Leitzel!,Maxine Mickelsen, and Elsie Peter-son. Stan d ing : Rulon Rasmussen, Clif-ford Carter, David Meyer, RalphBrown and Junior Jensen. 52

REPORTERS Front row (left to rig ht): June Russell, Marian Vawdrey, Kenneth Atwood , Grace Young, Jimmy Kerr, Marilyn Woodhead ,Edna Woodhead. Second row : Belva Andrus, Maxine Mickelson, Claire Stay, Mary Lou Westbrook, Lorna Crane, Afton Lloyd, Mary Mazanis,Ejvor Johnson . Third row: Afton Densley, Don Smith, Lola Morgan, Elma Beth Fowler, Stanley Peterson, Helen Mabey, LeRoy Clayton, MaryBeth Elg, Glen Sacos, June Leitzel!. Fo urth row: Mr. Ballard, Jace Walker, Drew Pearson, Elaine Nielsen, Dale Donahoo, Eugene Robinson, Margaret Borg, MissRawson, Clifford Carter.Fifth row : Joyce Reading, Juanda Swenson, Junior Jensen, Ralph Brown, Reid Smith, Beverlee Griffiths, Virginia Leitzell ElsiePeterson, Rulon Rasmussen, Warren Hughes, Lester Buckley, David Meyer. 'Business Managers Junior Jensen Ralph BrownBROADCASTER 53

EDITORS Edna Hansen Rulon Rasmussen STAFF BEET D I G G EREDITORS Betty Evans Betty Nielsen Doris Fitzgerald, Floyd Handley Rulon Rasmussen Stanley Peterson Maureen Greer Marian Vawdrey, Bob Ballard Edna Hansen Mary Saito Mary Harada Mr. Smith Miss Gardner, Adviser David MeyerARTIST Elsie Peterson Photograp hic David Meyer La Royce Beckstead AdviserASSOCIATE EDITORS Janice Wi lliams Janice Williams Warren Hughes Warren Hughes Vale Saito Vale SaitoSPORTS Bob BallardCLUBS Doris Fitzg~rald Marian VawdreyMUSIC Stanley PetersonCLASS EDITORS Senior Floyd Handley Juniors Maurine Greer Betty Nielsen Paul Greer Lynn Lake Sophomores Betty Evans La Royce Beckstead Francene Crawford Mary Saito Mary HaradaCAPTIONS Elsie Peterson Faye Paulos Beverly Peterson54

BEETDIGGER Salesmen First row, left to right: Oka Mangum, Louise Hardman, Velora Sorenson, Drew Pearson, Roberta Carlquist, Elaine Kim, Marjorie Lancaster, LaVon Neff. Second row: Roger Carlquist, Aleen Sanderson, Vera Jones, Jaq- uline Boberg, Willa Crane, Elsie Janssen, Violet Johnson, Margie Beckstead. Third row: Mr. Crawford, Billie Steadman, Barbara Maxfield, Marva Beckstrom, Grant Hickman, Laura Butterfield, Jean Bodell, Bonnie Boberg, Kathleen Jensen. Fourth row: Bob Weed, Glenn Clayton, Ermile Parks, Charles Greenwood, Wanda Pearson, Tea- mon Henderson, Wanda Sjoblom, LaRue Barton, June Leitzel!, John Mazuran. Foreword ... dedication ... administration ... classes ... activitfes ... snap-shots ... ads ... subscriptions, bills, sales campaigns ... an inside picture of youryearbook . . . a job requiring an ambitious, persistent, and patient staff .. .photography ... art work ... write-ups ... rewrites ... planning dummy .. .choosing a cover ... here a picture left out and there a name misspelled ... every-where a headache ... a few of your staff's encounterings ... but we hope youlike it. Business ManagersGlenn Clayton Drew Pearson, Manager Don Smith 55

Provided spirit at basket- ball and football games . received high rating at Murray regional con- test ... presented concert for Fort Douglas soldiers ... fine school represen - tatives.Front row, left to right: Lova Henderson, Janis Allen, La Rue Barton, LeRoy Clayton, Warren Hughes,Margaret Borg, Donna Nielsen, Bette Madsen, Inez Freeman, Gwendolyn Crane, Grace Butterfield.Second row: Bonnie Boberg, Marian George, Marie Smith, Wanda Smith, Veloy Winward, DeloresSchmidt, Kenneth Atwood, Junior Jones, Walter Dimond, Ray Sharp, Eugene Robinson. Third row:Claire Stay, Reed Ernstrom, Fare! Mahoney, Rea Fae Beckstead, Bennie Esperson, Gladys Butler, De-lores Millerburg, Shirley Searle, Maxine Hansen, Rella Jaynes, Boyd Glazier, Emery Allen, RichardYoung. Fourth row: Galen Whetman, Richard Rawlings, Paul Anderson, Ralph Holt, Reid Boggess,Lowell Thompson, Edsel Tholen, Ralph Leonard, Betty McNamara, Dean Schmidt, Dale Donahoo, LynnBallard. Fifth row: Grant Hickman, Roland Gotberg, Alvin Malstrom, Albert Williams, Rae Bastian,Carol Callicott, Betty Anderson, Bud Allgood, Junior Frost, Dery! Tischner, Richard Orgill. Sixth row:J. C. Crapo, Twila Steadman, Melvin Dunn, Bill Hurd, Dale Butterfield, Max Parry, David Meyer, LeolaBateman, Jean Bateman, Farrell Naylor, Dorothy Young, Joyce Boulter, Verla Ostler, Byron Peart. BAND Twirlers: Verla Ostler Joyce Boulter Dorothy Young Twila Steadman Farrell Naylor 56

Fro nt row, left to right: Roberta Carlquist, lvagene Olson, Dorthy Young, Gail Russell, Belva Andrus, Evelyn Jenson , Arleen Molyneux, Dale Butterfield , Bruce Peterson , Myron Lewis, Vern Welch. Second row: Roger Carlquist, Beth Shaw, Dale Donahoo , Vesta Nielsen, Farrell Naylor, Ray Bastian, Carol Callicott. Back row: Deryl Tischner, Lowe Seal, Richard Orgill , Boyd Glazier, Mr. Crapo. A bsent: Bill Hurd, Lynn Ballard.ORCHESTRA Sophomores 1 juniors 1 and seniors make up the school orches-tra . . . Rated excellent at contest . . . supported opera andpageant ... made several public appearances ... under leader-ship of Mr . Crapo . .. truly a group of fine musicians. 57

A ·WALTZ DREAM Back-stage performance. Mmm, who wouldn't? Opera by Strauss Lieutenant Niki in action. Heber Olson, our blond senior presi-dent, the absent-minded king of Sylvania... Dorothy Wilcox, a knockout as his beau-tiful, young daughter, the Princess Helene... LeRoy Clayton, her dashing cousin andlover, the romantic Prince Rupert ... Stan-ley Peterson, the handsome and indepen-dent young Austrian army officer, Lieu-tenant Niki, who didn't ca re a fig forprincesses and kingdoms ... Jane Holt,charming, young American artist andsinger, Kay Robinson ... Roylance Peter-son, the sister of the king and much con-cerned about his dynasty . . . JackieCollett, the Grand Duchess Louisa, whotook pride in the fact that her ancestorshad made of study of doing nothing, grace-fully ... Don Smith, Lieutenant Montschiof the Sylvanian army, friend of Niki ...Theodore Alexander, the humorous Amer-ican efficiency expert, Bertram Budgett ...Junior Jones, the side-splitting Sylvanian ;Count Lothar ... Bud Allgood, Nickolis ofthe Sylvanian court ... Verla Ostler, Fifi, asinger ... Betty Condie, Annerl, a singer... Clem Washburn, the plotting CountSigismund, of Sylvania.58

Well, Theodore! What next? No, the opera really wasn't that boring. Angel's eye-view of the opera in action. Jackie gives our president the once over. GUARDS: Myron Lewis, Elma Turner, Kenneth Bearden, Lowe Seal. VIENNESE TOWNS-PEOPLE: Maxine Greer, Leah Stocking, Evelyn Holt, Janice Hayden, Reta Palmer, JoyceBoulter, Elaine Nielsen, Margie Beckstead, Shirley Henderson, Velora Sorensen, Alta Glover,Mary Masich, Yveth Broadbent, Doris Brady, Junior Frost, Ronald Beckstrom, Gerald Fitz-gerald, Gordon Glover, George Adolphson, Melvin Lyon, Dale Palmer, Lee Dokas, LesterBuckley, Donald Green, Eugene Price, LaVar Huff, Leonard Hathaway, Max Parry, Ellen Poul-sen, Edna Osborne, Lorna Johnson, Janice Parker, Leone Rindlesbach, Elizabeth Saly, ElaineKim, Beverly Pierson, Marie Petrarka. AMER! CANS: Twila Steadman, Nancy Hesse, BerniceAtwood, Lois Jensen, Donna Nielsen, Joyce Lindahl, Joyce Thompson, Phyllis Turner, Mar-guerite Christiansen, Lois Miller, Alice Beck, Audrey Middleton, Jacqueline Boberg, ElaineStay, Gwen Smith, Bill Anderson, Jack Hamilton, Jimmy Kerr, Wendell Nix, Allen Eskelson,Vern Welch, Ralph Leonard, Grant Kickman. COURTLY DAMES: Elene Nicolette, BetteMadsen, Wanda Pearson, Bonnie Parr, Luana Egbert, LaDean Jones, Joyce Reading, MaxineBarret. COUNTRY LASSES: Virginia Mason, Barbara Taft, Barbara Cowdell, Loa BethBeckstead, Shirley Mae Kidd, Juanita Hunter, Vee Burgan, Mada Beckstead. DANCERS:LaVon Neff, Rayola Brady, Venna Jensen, Audrey Grant, Joyce Silcox. TOURISTS: HeberHogan, Brent Jorgenson, Lee Mickelson, Mary Dean Gilbert, Joe Warner. 59

INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS Warren Hughes Sa xophone Jimmy Kerr Baritone Horn Dale Ballard Drum Major Dale Donahoo C orn et SOPHOMORE BAND Modernistic melodies ... repre- sentatives at music contests ... Front row, left to righ t : Vern Welch, Farel music leaders ... first-class horn - Mahoney, Delores Schmidt, Bryant Harrison, blowers ... able direction . . \"as Teamon Henderson, Wanda Smith, Marie long as they blow a horn, they Smith, Afton Greenwood. Seco nd row: Reed won't blow a safe.\" Bills, Eugene Hansen, Earnest Butler, Marion Mazanis, Ralph Brady, Eldon McFarland, Udell OTHER SOLOISTS Erickson, Dewayne Tripp, Dan Latsis, Bonnie Boberg, Edna Peterson, Marion George, Doris Roberta Carlquist, violin . . . Roger Carl- Borg. Th ird row: Arthur Millerberg, Ellen quist, French horn ... Stanley Peterson, voca l Clark, Edward Kidd, Raymond Wanberg, solo ... Bette Madsen, piano solo . . . Dorothy Charles Greenwood, Jean Sanderson, Veona Young, vio la. Densley, Beryl Erickson. Back row: Dean Schmidt, Ralph Leonard, Kenneth Griffith, Grant Hickman, Myron Lewis.60

ChorusesSupplemented opera... rated high at con-test ... many publicappearances ... un-der the direction ofMr. Crapo. MIXED CHORUS Fro nt ro w, left to rig ht : Audrey Middleton, Jackie Collette, Arleen Molyneux, Claire Stay, Elaine Kim, Beverly Pierson, Shirley Henderson, Donna Nielsen, Joyce Lindall, Dorothy Wilcox, Nancy Hesse, Maxine Greer, Betty Condie, Alta Glover. Seco nd row: Jean Price, LaVar Huff, Leonard Hathaway, Kenneth Beardon, Don Smith, Stanley Peterson, Dale Palmer, Melvin Lyon, Bill Anderson, Jack Hamilton, Jimmy Kerr, Junior Frost. Thi rd row : Leah Stocking, Janice Haydon, Marie Patraca, Joy Thompson, Margie Beckstead, Elaine Nielsen, Evelyn Holt, Twila Steadman, Farrell Naylor, Ellen Poulson, Edna Osborn, Janice Parker, Doris Brady. Fo urih row: Bernice Atwood, Lois Jensen, Margurite Christensen, Kathryn Slusher, Ve.lora Sorenson, Joyce Boulter, Verla Ostler, Phyllis Turner, Yveth Broadbent, Gwen Smith, Alice Beck, Lorna Johnson, Elizabeth Sabey, Jackie Boberg, Mary Masich, Mr. Crapo. Back row : Jane Holt, Ronald Beckstrom, Lowell Seal, Lester Buckley, Donald Green, Wendell Nix, Gerald Fitzgerald, Gordon Glover, George Adolphson. GIRLS' CHORUS Front row, left to rig ht: LaWana Neff, Bonnie Parr, Bette Madsen, Beth Butterfield, Eunice Walbeck, Donna Ennis, Melva Jones, Betty Rae, Lorraine Lancaster, Inez Walker. Seco nd row : Virginia Swofford, Lawana Egbert, Evelyn Crane, Melba Wright, Elene Nicoletti, Raeola Brady, Juanita Hunter, Rosie Price, Virginia Faulkner, Loa Beth Beckstead. Th ird row: LaDean Jones, Joyce Reading, Gloria Anderson, Maxine Berrett, Lois Palmer, Bonnie Fergusen, Delila Gifford, Shirley Butterfield, Maydell Fitzgerald, Wanda Pearson, Luana Nielsen. Fo urth row : Mr. Crapo, Ilene Jensen, Doris Beck- stead, Marydean Gilbert, Mary Rudelich, Virginia Mason, Vee Burgon, Marjorie Anderson, Mada Beckstead, Lois Evans, Phyllis Fletter, Maydolin Long, Barbara Cowdell, Barbara Taft. 61

o~ \"On Our Way\" was a dramatization of one of the major reports of the Educational Policies Commission. It was more than an entertainment; it was also an object lesson. This pageant was presented in four acts, entitled, \"The Objectives of Self- Realization,\" \"The Objectives of Human Relationships,\" \"The Objectives of Economic Efficiency,\" and \"The Objectives of Civic Responsibility.\" The leading roles were ably portrayed by Robert L. Pixton as Granddad and Venna Jensen as Sally.b2

Confidentially-it stinks!Donald, \"Ah o'dered frank-furters, not pickled pig'sfeet.\"I'm here to collect your 50years' back income tax.Grandpa philosophies.Here's the proof.I have to go when WallStreet calls.Talent's favorite sister.Whoopee!!Be careful, there. 63

SENIOR HOP COMMITTEE Fro nt row, left to right: Bob Ballard, Rulon Rasmussen, Doris Fitzgerald, Dale Ballard, Marian Vawdrey, Reed Grant. Bac k row: David Meyer, Verla Ostler, Warren Hughes, Elsie Peter- son, Heber Olson, Mary Beth Elg, Neil Gardner, Afton Densley. Principals of the pageant-A. F. Smith, Miss Hansen, Venna Jen- sen, and Mr. Pixton. Our forefathers-Mr. Ballard as Benjamin Franklin, David Meyer as George Washington, Blaine Johnson as Thomas Jefferson, and C. N. Crawford as Abraham Lincoln. Waiting for the bus. \"Take this letter down.\"-Afton Densley, Mary Boden, and Lola Morgan. A patriotic scene from the Prom. AUTOGRAPHS64

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Coach John Vranes Coach Dunn Taylor Top: MANAGERS Kenny Bearden John Mazuran Neil Gardner (absent) Bottom: Joe WorkmanATHLETICS The Beetdiggers again dominated the major sports of Region 2, as wellas of the state, and consequently, they take their place beside the Yanksof '39, Joe Louis, Don Budge, and the Long Island Blackbirds, who are prettygood, too, in their own backyards. The 'Diggers proved again, much to the embarrassment of their worthyopponents, that an abundance of willing, high-grade raw material, plus thetop coaching staff of the state, plus the whole-hearted support of a studentbody that has within it the same fighting spirit that manifests itself in all theteams that represent the Maroon-and-Grey, is a well-nigh unbeatable com-bination. YELL MASTERS Mary Nicolette Glen Sacos lvagene Olson66

FOOTBALLBack row I fWendel/ C ' e t to right: Bob P .ook, Bob Sjobfom rice, Dale Bu+terfie .Second r ' George Pavich Id, Orin Van JohwEddie NaroDimond.vr.cohw, :JaCceoaWchalkDeurnnNiTa~foMr, I Jack Silcox, Don s' n Saban, Scott Anderson E Keith offe, Lowell Thomson yberg, Paul Cook, Bill p I ' c ascara Ji ' ugene Robins • o son,Jack FSriolcnotx,roKwe:ntC;oa;:/~e ' mmy Butterfield, Trussleorn,BoRwalyesM, Raleminbaelrdg,StPehfilfe~;~:;~· Harold 8 Workman, Ralph Holt, ' erry Yates, Brigham G:;~den, Lee Pratt, Arthur nderson, Lee ner, Coach Joh V Ecklund, Ca/ Fland n ranes. ers, Elmer W ''ff'rams, Football Summary Boasting but one regular to build around, the Beetdiggers' football team, 1940edition, left even their most ardent fan slightly dizzy after watching Jordan fight theirway to their second state title in as many years-a feat that has seen no equal_in thisstate's grid campaign in more than a decade. After getting tripped by Butte and stomped on by Carbon, the maroon and greynudged, then pushed, then shoved, and finally crashed their way to their sixth districtcrown in seven years. But all was not clear yet, so Jordan's pint-sized human dynamosdug in with a second-half drive that would have left Demosthenes speechless, andsent Ogden's Bengals home with hanging heads and tails between their legs, wonderingabout the justice of it all. This set the stage for a return battle with their pre-seasonconquerors from Carbon. The Beetdiggers, quick of foot and nimble of wit, brandished their beet knivesand soon had their plodding brontosaurus foes cut down to their own size, provingtheir superiority beyond a question of a doubt. Now the coveted championship cup rests proudly in Jordan's already flush trophycase. 67

Orin Van Bob Price Bob Sjoblom Dale Butterfield End Q uarter back Halfback Fullback \" Pete\" \" Proc\" \"Sjob\" 'Spud\"Jace Walker Bill Polson Nick Mascaro Don Soffe En d Guard Tack le Tackl e \"D enve r\" \"Slats\" \"Jud ge\" \"Boo n\" Paul Cook Tackle \"Cookie\" FOOTBALL Jordan PRE-SEASON 20 Jordan Jordan 13 Le hi 13 0 Butte 12 0 Carbon Jorda n POST-SEASON 9 Jordan 6 Semi-Finals 14 Ogde n Championship 7 Carbon68

FOOTBALLJordan LEAGUE 0Jordan 6Jordan 26 Tooele 6Jordan 9 Granite 0Jordan 13 Bingham 0Jordan 6 Davis 0Jordan 12 Grantsville 0 51 Cyprus 7 Murray Lee Dimond Wendell Cook Ralph Holt End Guard Halfback \" Diny'' \"Windy\" \"Rat\"Phil Maynard John Saben James Butterfield Trussler Bowles Halfback Guard Quarterback Halfback \"Short-stuff\" \"Johnny\" \"Jim \" \"Truss\" Lowell Thompson Scott Wiberg End Center \"Thomps\" \"Scotty\" 69

Jack Silcox Elmer Williams George Pavich Reinald Stelter Halfback Quarterback Center Tackle \"Yuk\" \"Rangy\" \"Red\" ''Dutch\" Paul Anderson Brigham Gardner Ray Malmberg Tackle End Fullback \"Fischer\" \"Brig\" \"Mally\" Eddie Narovich Jerry Yates Keith Anderson Guard Tackle Center \"Ed\" \"Tiger\" \"Andy\" FOOTBALL Jordan SOPHOMORE 19 Jordan 6 Jordan 19 Tooele 0 Jordan 7 Granite 0 Jordan 6 Bingham 0 Jordan 20 Cyprus 0 12 Cyprus 0 Davis70

BASKETBALLPRESEASON BASKETBALL LEAGUE BASKETBALLJordan 52 Tintic 41 Jordan 26 Gran.ite 23Jordan 40 Nephi Jordan 31 Davis . 26Jordan 24 Nephi 27 Jordan 27 Cyprus 24Jordan 24 Springville Jordan 38 Tooele 32Jordan 39 Logan 15 Jordan 33 Bingham 26Jordan 19 So. Cache 21 Jordan 29 Cyprus IIJordan 29 Logan 20 Jordan 41 Grantsville 29Jordan 33 So. Cache 18 Jordan 39 Murray 20Jordan 25 Springville 26 Jordan 39 Granite 21 17 Jordan 23 Davis . 25 17 TOURNAMENT BASKETBALL Jordan 40 Fillmore 24 Jordan 31 Box Elder 34 Jordan 42 Morgan 23 Jordan 26 Ogden 23 71

BASKETBALL• John Mazuran LeRoy Clayton Orvis Pollock George Pavich Bill Polson Reed Grant Jack Silcox Floyd Handley Brigham Gardner Bob Price Lowe// Thomson SUMMARY After a period of basketball drought, Jordan's ruthless Beetdiggers treated their fans to a Region 2 championship by virtue of an impressive pre-season string of 12 victories and no defeats and a league record of nine wins against one loss, and then went on to harvest a fourth position in the state. Th e Sandy lads, led by Captain Reed Grant, who was an unanimous choice for All -State hon - ors, suffered a defeat at the hands of Davis, a game in which three regulars saw no action, and a game which brought to light the mettle of our reserves. W e also dropped one to a white-hot crew from Box Elder. Statistics proved that the Maroon and Grey was the best offensive team in the state's annual casaba joust and many believe that the champi ons hip game was played by the teams who finished fourth and seventh.72

Jordan Dings 34Jordan 30Jordan 25 Granite 22Jordan 28 Davis . 27Jordan 31 Cyprus 18Jordan 34 Tooele 23Jordan 33 Bingham 11Jordan 29 Cyprus 24Jordan 24 Grantsville 17Jordan 28 Murray 23 29 Granite 20 Davis . Front row , left to right : Phil Maynard, Eddie Narovich, Verlyn Olson, Ray Wright. Ba ck row: Max Parry, Jack Silcox, Lowell Thomson, Brigham Gardner, Ed Farrell, Don Nelson, Mr. Vranes. Sophomores Jordan 28 Murray 29 Jordan 23 Tooele 20 Jordan 13 Granite 31 Jordan 17 Davis . 27 Jordan 17 Cyprus 21 Jordan 26 Murray 28 Jordan 34 Tooele 35 Front row , left to rig ht: Vernon Reid, Walter Jensen, Ralph Brady,Richard Webb, Owen Steadman, Darrel Holt. Back row: Merlin Despain,John Paulos, Calvin Flanders, Edwin Gardner, Donald Polson, Bob Crane,Carl Arnoldus, Mr. Workman. 73

Tennis Schedule Jordan Grantsville 2 Jordan Jordan 3 Murray 0 Jordan 2 Jordan 2 Cyprus Jordan Bingham Tooele 2 Davis 2 Baseball Schedule Jordan 7 Granite 16 Jordan West 19 Jordan 11 Cyprus 6 Jordan Davis 6 Jordan 4 Granite 13 13 12 Pearson and Brown, No. I Probert tees off. doubles duo. Batter up! Beck and Ballard, No. 2. They look happy-must have been Davis. Price poles one out against Davis. TENNIS Though defeated three times, no loss of the tennis team was decisive ... Probert undefeated in league play, and copped region 2 champion- ship ... LeRoy Clayton helped win enough doubles games to win letter, but was lost in favor of track. BASEBALL Baseball came into Jordan this year ... first time in eight years ... team made a very fine showing ... final standing unknown as yearbook goes to press.74

TRACK Led by our track twins, Grant and Sjoblom ... ably supportedby Smith, Clayton, Parker, Bodell, and company ... second toMurray in tri-angular meet at Granite ... participated in \"Y\"Invitational ... fine Divisional and State Meet prospects. 75

GIRLS' SPORTS Shoulders back ... chins up ... forward march . . . Girls' Annual Posture Parade at Provo ... \"AA\" rating. Capable instruction ... hours of hard work ... Mary Bee Jensen receives trophy for \"AA\" rating . Aching bones ... creaking joints ... impossible positions ... graceful poses ... girl tumblers.76



I. Gee! Back in my old gym togs. 2. You're getting an early start, Joe. 3. Something funny girls? ... Leaving first yell practice. 4. \"The Boys\" tour Yellowstone on way to Butte. Sept. 4-Brains dusted off, new clothes, pol- Sept. 17- Muriel Goodspeed demonstrates ished manners, new faces- school begins. her ability- dances , songs, piano so lo, read - ing-ta lent at its best-a lyceum number. Sept. 6-Tradition flaunted, absence of wa - t ermelons, seeds and rinds; super sleut h, Sept. 20-Nominations, ballots, rally, and yells Melvin Douglas, in action-\"The Amazing -class nominations and yell leader try-outs. Mr. Williams\" takes place of annual water- melon bust. Sept . 2 1-Carbon is host to our football team. Again Jordan's banners are lowered in de- Sept. 13-Cares forgotten, waltzes, fox trots , feat. 12 points were ju st too much. swing-Get-Acquainted Dance. Sept. 25- Final ballots, winners, losers, cap- Sept. 13-Jordan travels. Butte, Montana is able leaders, cooperative students - class host. School's hopes of victory fade as elections. J ordan is taken to the tune of 13 to 0.78

Sept. 26-Cheers and songs, Jordan back 1n Oct. 18-0n our way, the gold and brown of form-Tooele beaten 26-0. Davis bows to the maroon and grey; Char- lonians march, new costumes displayed.Oct. 4-What a sweet victory- Jordan 9, Granite 6-celebration and award dance to Oct. 18-Everyone sad? Work, rest , read, no end a perfect day. lessons-beet vacation.Oct. I0- Everyone on the bus to Bingham. Oct. 25-Cowboys taken for a ride-Jordan Victory! Who? Jordan! 12 , Grantsville 6.Oct. I I- Students rest, teachers attend U.E.A. Convention . (j)I. Shoulders back, heads up-Char- lonians on parade.2. Censored.3. Vacation-thanks to U.E.A. Con- vention.4. Off to trounce Bingham.5. May I have this dance? - First matinee. 79

The queen and her aids. Pretty mountains, aren't they? A corny scene-Ag. Ball. Harvest queen, Mary Beth, and Doug strutting their stuff. A serious period during the Ogden game at half time. Betty Condie-amateur hour winner. Nov. 1-Beetdiggers show talent - lilting Nov. 19-Xylophone, solo, duet- \"Trees\"- tunes, novelty dances. Amateur hour. \" Indian Love Call\" - Joyce and Arlene Mansfield-Lyceum number. Nov. I-Soft music, dim lights, corn shocks, pumpkins, turkeys-the Harvest Ball. Nov. 21-22-T urkey, here we come. Vacation, ah!-Thanksgiving holidays. Nov. I-Watch our team! Cyprus beaten 51-0. Nov. 23-Beetdiggers dig way to state title- second straight year-cold, snow-gleeful Nov. 8-Another step toward that goal- Diggers and Diggerettes. Jordan's stalwarts mow Murray down 7-0. Nov. 25-What a day! Show-Hope, Crosby, Nov. 15- Hold that Tiger, Jordan - Held!! Lamour in \"The Road to Singapore\"; assem- Jordan 14, Ogden 9. bly-football heroes strut their stuff; dance. Nov. 29-For the athletes we attend \"Lives of the Bengal Lancers.\"80

Dec. 3-Faculty and board favor us with a Dec. 17-Religious picture - show on life of picture show - \"The Count of Monte Christ given by faculty and board- \"The Cristo.\" King of Kings. \"Dec . 4-5-Parents come, school days pic- Dec. 19- Student body again entertained at tured , educational pageant - \"On Our picture show-elephants, India, tiger hunts Way.\" -\"The Elephant Boy.\"Dec. 6- Senior day, B.Y.U. assembly- Senior Dec. 20-Students sad at thought of leaving Hop , silver trees , blue lights, beautiful teachers ; teachers sad at thought of losing dresses , flowers. students-visions of Santa Claus, reindeer, carols, Xmas candy - Christmas vaca-Dec. 7-Provo, history of printing , lectures , tion. Christmas edition of Broadcaster is- notes-journalists' convention. sued. Jordan's supreme goal-line stand ver- sus Carbon.Cute?-:-Mary Dean Gilbert-second- place winner of the amateur hour.Remember when half of Union had busted limbs?Headed home to see Santa-and in the fog.Boys-it's ours for keeps.Christmas edition of paper-interest- ~ng!Come on, fellows, dance. Scared, Gordon?Service please. 81

Pa rents'-day committee. Glamour-plus . Charlonian initiation clowns. Speak-you dummy! More initiation Jan. 6-Moans, groans, studies resumed, fa - J an. 3 1- Tooele takes a trip to Jordan. J o r- miliar faces, unfamiliar clothes - students back after Christmas vacation. dan takes a ba sketball game. Jan. I0-Robin Hood, Porky Pig, Daniel Boone Feb. 6- W e vi sit the Sycamores, laughs and -Charlonians initiate new members. W e t hrills- \"You Can't Take It W ith You,\" t he sc hool play. yell to help Jordan tame Davis at night. Feb. 7- Parents come to see us at our best- Jan. 17-Granite turns out en masse to greet upstairs, down stairs, classes- Hurrah! Half Jordan 's conquering team. Victory-sweet a day holiday. victory. Feb. I I- Again Cyprus feels our mig ht and Jan. 24- W e turn the table on t he Pirate s of bows in defeat. Cyprus and steal game from them.82

Feb. 14--0ur team goes to Grantsville-vic- Feb. 28-0ur big night! Do we attend? And how! Jordan's rafters ring as the Granite tory. Diggers and Diggerettes trip the light fantastic at annual Sweetheart Ball - Bee Farmers suffer defeat to give us the league Howard and Heber Olson crowned Cinder- ella and Prince Charming. championship. Charlonians give home-com- ing assembly.Feb. 21-Murray brings an assembly and bas- ketball team. We cheer their assembly and Mar. 7-Jordan treks to Davis to suffer her our team. Does it do any good? You bet! Another win in our column. first defeat-all eyes , hopes, thoughts on the tournament now.Royal congregation of the Sweetheart Ball.They reigned.The principal's new secretary arrives.It followed her to school one day. 83

Hawaiian singers deluxe. Myers & Cook square off- Jamboree. Well-so we got beat! Behind-scene view of the puppet show. The blind entertain - and, very ably. Mar. 12-Songs of the Islands, leis, steel gui- entire student body mournful. Oh, well, tars, Hawaiian singers-a lyceum number. there's another year coming. Mar. 13-Blind artists entertain us - boys Mar. 21 - 0n the come-back trail. Morgan and dads attend Smokeless Smoker. High School beaten. Mar. 14--Students gleeful-vacation-J. E. A. Mar. 22- Back in form? But definitely! Og - den's Tigers taken. Jordan takes 4th place. Mar. 19-The tournament, the buses, the U. Field House, the opponent-Fillmore-the Mar. 24--Celebration ... assembly ... team victory. receives ovation for work well done . . . show ... \"Knute Rockne, All American\" .. . Mar. 20-Box Elder beats the Beetdiggers- dance.84

Mar. 28-Girls' Club sponsors assembly. The Apr. I0-Mr. Caveny shows us how to draw night of nights has come. We dance in a and mold-Neil Scott gets a portrait done. patriotic theme, flowers, formals-the Jun- ior Prom. Apr. I I-Jordan's best travel to Provo ... typing, shorthand, bookkeeping ... Inter-Apr. 4-We view Hansel and Gretel in mar- mountain Commercial Contest. ionette form. At night, tumbles, tapping, folk dancing, marching . . . the Gym Jam- Apr. 16-0ld Viennese waltzes, princesses, boree. duchesses, snappy uniforms, lovely dresses, beautiful singing, superb acting-the opera,Apr. 8-To see how it's done, a trip is taken \"The Waltz Dream.\" ... \"Don't touch anything!\" \"This is lead.\" \"Lead?\" \"I can't believe it!\" . . . Oh! By Apr. 18-Mothers and daughters collaborate, the way, the chemistry trip. have meeting, doctor speaks - Mother- Daughter Day.Apr. 9-Ventriloquism ... Charlie and all his friends ... vitiro-harp ... Bowers' varieties -a lyceum number.Junior Prom Committee.Preparing for the Prom.More of the Prom Commit- tee.Watch the birdie-chemistry smelte.r trip.Girls' Club turns dramatic- and in a beauty salon, too.Charlie's friend. 85

Charlonian Ball-Swingettes. Our male members return from the show - incidentally it was Girls' Day. Still comin'. A. C. Band. Soph prexy and assistants take the \"pause that refreshes\"- Soph Strut. April 18-Charlonians on parade ... In long May 16- Textbooks closed . . . diplomas dresses . . . Basketball boys special guests earned ... new clothes ... fond parents .. . . . . Charlonian formal. seminary graduation. April 22- U. S. A. C. bring their band and May 19- 0ff on a lark . . . shows, skating, favor us with an assembly. swimming ... greatest day of all ... J. Day. April 25- Sophs dance . . . juniors, seniors May 20- \"l've waited three years for this\" envy ... sophomore party. dinner ... dance ... seniors' gala event- the Senior Prog. April 26-Heads up . . . shoulders back ... hurdles, broad jump, relays . . . athletic May 22-\"Will you sign my book, please?\" meet at Provo. \"Gosh, I'm tired!\" ... Signatures ... more signatures ... Year book Day. May 13-Parents attend ... daughters show work . . \"Up those stairs\" . . . \"Turn May 23- Seniors final march ... \"Jordan, our around! \" ... Fashion show! dear old Jordan High School ... Jordan, the school we love so well'' ... goodbyes ... tears ... Commencement.86

SNAPSComparing notes, huh? South Jordan lasses. Beetdigger's boy editors just had to be seen.Noon hour on the chemistry tripLunch means more than girls. Gulp!Girls show independence, too. \"A cleaner bunch of fellows never lived\" ... Hoop celebration.Intramural basketball champs. Concentration ... plus.AUTOGRAPHS 87

I. What's your rush, Marion 7 6. Getting ready for Ogden! 2. The Great Profile. 7. Spring fever. 3. Hey you! watch the game. 8. Jitterbugs. 9. 3:30. 4. Touchdown!! I0. How long has this been go- 5. What's the matter-Stom- ing on? ach Ache?88

EASTMAN Edna Hansen-Directions ... responsibilities KODAK STORES ... private secretaries ... private office . . . executive in a growing concern in Salt Incorporated Lake City. Everything Photographic Venna Jensen-Thermometers . . . on duty ... off duty ... peevish patients ... a nurse. CAREFUL KODAK FINISHING Elaine Kim-Fame ... renown ... applause Phone 4-1828 ... author of a prize-winning play. 155 Main Street Salt Lake City, Utah James Leak-Cows ... horses ... farm ma- CLASS PROPHECY chinery ... owner of prize-winning dairy cows. By Janice Williams Lola Morgan-Meetings ... notes ... chair-Belva Andrus-An apple for the teacher ... man ... guest speaker ... president of a reading ... writing ... arithmetic ... trials prominent women's club. ... troubles ... worries ... happiness ... satisfaction ... a school teacher. Helen Mabey-Hair pins ... bobby pins ... hair styles ... manicures ... a beauty oper-Margaret Borg-Deadline ... copy desk ... ator. by-lines, feature stories . . . reporter . feature writer for the New York Times. David Meyer-Landscapes ... portraits ... oils ... easels ... canvas ... an artist.Jessimae Bills- Problems . . . good, bad, in - different girls ... short, tall, fat, thin girls Donna Nielsen-Ballet ... tap ... acrobatic . . . Dean of Women at the B. Y. U. . .. rhumbas ... tangoes ... world tour .... a professional dancer.LeRoy Clayton-Judge's bench ... jury .. witnesses ... acquittal ... conviction ... Heber Olson-Bible ... church doctrines .. . a lawyer Sunday meetings ... mutual meetings .. . church responsibilities ... a bishop.Afton Densley- London, Paris , Berlin ... cen- sors ... copy ... foreign correspondent. Stanley Peterson-Chords ... runs ... shades of Beethoven ... a world-renowned pianist.Mary Beth Elg- Rayons, woolens, chiffons ... Paris fashions . .. fashion editor of McCall's Drew Pearson-Neat figures ... accuracy ... Magazine. ledgers ... journals ... a bookkeeper.Calvin Fairbourn-Nurses ... pills ... powd - Rulon Rasmussen-Film ... cuts ... klieg lights ers . .. prescriptions ... surgery ... sleep- . .. cameras ... a Hollywood cameraman. less nights .. . a doctor. Joyce Reading-Sports ... dates ... studiesDoris Fitzgerald- Posture ... make-up .. . . .. dorms ... a typical co-ed. · coiffure . . . glamour . . . sophisticated Niel Scott-Battles ... privates ... great re- clothes ... a model on 5th Avenue. sponsibility . . . fame . . . General in the United States Army.Reed Grant- Hurdles ... high jump ... track ... tennis ... football ... basketball ... LaRee Turner-\"Take a letter, please.\" ... Coach Grant. typing ... shorthand ... duties ... a pri- vate secretary.Neil Gardner- Flying blind ... co-pilots ... instruments ... ceiling zero . .. a transcon- Marian Vawdrey-Schiaparelli ... Lelong ... tinental mainliner pilot. sketches ... color ... style ... a fashion designer.Nancy Hesse- Uniform ... registered nurse ... ready smile ... helpfulness ... a stew- Clem Washburn-Scripts ... sound stages .. . ardess. premieres ... fan mail ... Hollywood .. . an actor. Dorothy Wilcox-Study ... practice ... diffi- cult music ... personal appearances ... a famous vocalist. Grace Young-Three meals a day ... love in a cottage ... kitchen curtains .. . furniture . .. bills ... marriage. 89

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