1957

road caster Analyzing advertisements in the Broadcaster layout are business managers, Robert Dahl and Dennis Wilson. Responsible for paper production are Karma Russell, associate editor; Wayne Sabey, sports editor; Dennis Green and Russell Schneider, as- sistant editors.JOOURNALISTS : ROW 1 - Ann Peterson, Kay Dean , Connie Ninomiya, JoAnn Pedersen , Sharon Taylor,Dixie Butte rfi e ld, Bonnie Densley, Kathleen Hatton, Sherry Tea, Oralie Rawson, Advisor. ROW 2 - AnnRichards, Dolores Pedro, Grace Endo, Kare n Greenwood, Connie lovendahl, Clara Mae Peterson, BettyAdams, larry Eth e rington, Earl Mangum . ROW 3 - David Draper, Brenda Bateman, Myrleen Sundberg ,-llcne Olson, Jeneane Hudson, Dani e l Boskovich, Frances Slotte.

COURIER STAFF: Gayle Hendrickson, Maureen Shepherd, Judy Bunne ll, Gayle Conger, Janet Dahl, NancyHughes, Grant Hurst, Rosemary Jensen, Jay Stevens, Maurice We lls, Joan Butl er, Ire ne Nystrom, Te rry Haueter,Joyce Robertson, Kathleen Leak, Carol Se tte rberg . Originality of staff members brought about a completely dif~ferent Courier. Short t ries, theme , and p ems were submittedby students and English teachers. Creative abilities in tudcnts werefar from being scarce. Literary items were orted, read, and thenreread before fina l approval was made for publication.ROSEMARY JENSEN Editor Interesting layouts in previous Couriers are shown by Joyce Roberts on to Mauree n Shepherd, Irene Nystrom, and Grant Hurst. 100

,book Compilation and research are contributed by \" J\" Book staff members Eileen Johnson, Dennis Green, Karma Russell, Grace Endo , and Afton Nelson.Selections of pictures for the Courier are made by to gain one of theassistant editors Irene Nystrom, Maureen Shepherd,Maurice Wells, and Mr . Hendrickson, advisor. The \" ]\" Book, handy directory which contained student names, addresses, and telephone numbers, was our constant companion. Edited by the Broadcaster staff and the student body officers, the book also con~ tained a calendar of events, a sports roster, a list of club officers, and the school constitution. 101

peechSTORY TELLERS :Bateman. O RATORS : Janet Dahl, MciRae Bateman, Janeal Barben, Judy O'Keefe, and Marcia Mitchell.HUMOROUS READINGS : Helen Egbert, Linda Peterson, Myrna Speech students learned the imp rtanceLundbebrg, Jean Carrol, and Judy Larson, of correct diction and enunciati n. They mem rized orations and readings and re-- hearsed for various contest . Other int rests were humorous readings, radi p eche , pantomime , st ry telling, and dramatics. Foren ic participation was another speech activity. Many of the student wh had participated in debate took part in ora-- tory, extemporaneous peaking and legisla.. tive forum. B th speech and f rensic par- ticipants entered the Regi nal Festivals at Olympu and Cyprus. Those wh received a certain rating were able to att nd the State Meet at the Brigham Y ung niv rsity. 102

EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKERS : Margie Osborne, Sharon Estepp, Sheryl Ashman, Janice Jenkins, and Lynn Gaulin. LEGISLATIVE FORUM - HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES :Sandra White and Ida Mortensen discuss plans fortheir trip to the State Legislativll Forum and Senate . CONTEST PLAY CAST : Michae l Andrea son, Sharon Swenson, Jay Stevens, and MeiRoe Bateman .

JUNIOR AND SENIOR DEBATERS : ROW 1 - Mr. Goldbran son , Larry Ethe rington , Van Lindsay, Vicki Lester,Judy Larson , Sharon Taylor, Dixi e Butte rfi e ld, Arl e ne J e nsen , JoAnne Kynaston, Ann Richard ,, Bonni e Dan -sie, Judy Bunn e ll. ROW 2 - Ida Morte nsen , Sandra White, Me iRae Bat e man , Ann ette Pete rson , ElaineMarchant, Patricia Clark e, Ann Black e tt, Rose mary Jense n, Nikki Labrum, Aty Vande rhooft, Gayle Jensen,Ell e n Carte r, Ire ne Ny strom . ROW 3 - Wayn e Cowl e y, Maurice We ll s, Wayn e Sabey, Randall Rathj e n,Ste ph e n Gold , Jay Ste ve ns, Raymond Brenneman, J e rry Forbu sh, Joe Bak e r, Je rry Hutchinson, Mr. C. N. Crawford.ebaters Jo e Bak e r is warne d to \" type tho se note s for the region de- bal es correcly ,\" by Wayne Sabe y, Maurice Well s, and Van Lind say . O pinions we re voiced by debaters whop inted out the adva ntages o r disad vantagesof fa rm subsidie . Fr m three debate classescame eight senio r, ten junior, and fourteensophomo re teams. T en team we re se ntto the Weber College Invitational DebateTourn amen t. A t the Regional eba te To ur~nament, eight of our tea m entered com pe~tition. Four teams we re ent t the StateForensic T ournament. lnt res ting onformatlon is dis · cove re d In clipping s by Jay Stev· e ns and Judy Bunne ll , re gional meet d e bate rs .

Senior regional debaters, Rosemary Jen- sen and Carolyn Evans prepare their speeches for the regional meet at Murray High School . Sophomore reg ional debaters Grant Bag- ley, Janice Jenkin s, Henry Miner, and Larry Johnson compare notes for rebuttals.SOPHOMORE DEBATERS : ROW 1 - Sh irley Brown , Henry Mine r, Lynn Gaulin , Larry Johnson, Jan Keller,Sh eryl Ashman . ROW 2 - Sha ron Mabe y, Eva Play e r, Linda Peterson , Alice Boggess, Vickie Nebeker,Judy O 'Kee fe, Don Bate man , Janice J e nkins, Sh irley Gree nwood , Mr . Crawford . ROW 3 - Grant Bagley,Enid Enn iss, Dav id Je nse n, Margi e Osborn e, Jeanette Bills, Julianne Price, Barbara Butterfield, SondraHardy, Barbaro Lee, Ev elyn Read , Grant Howlett .

Calendar of events for future Boys' Club activities is deter-mined by Glade Crosgrove, David Holman, and Nell Jensen,representatives of the three classes.oys club Pondering over problems arising from students' eating in the auditorium are Bob Day, secretary; Phillip Rosenhan, vice president; and Mr. Allen, advisor. A desire for good citizenship and good sportsmanship permeated the club. Mem.- bers worked at improving relationships be-- tween students and teachers. They co~spon~ sored the Thanksgiving Party. Parents became their special guests for the annual Parents and Sons' Night Out.RAYMOND YASUKOCHI President

Discussing forthcoming Girls' Club activities are JoAnn First prize for a \"lamb cake\" at Fathers and Daugh-Olsen, Miss Goff, Miss Munns, Darla Beckstead, and ters' is awarded to linda Ballamis and her father.Mrs. Wood. iris clubGIRLS' CLUB REPRESENTATIVES: Nedra Kasal, junior IDA MORTENSENrepresentative; linda Ballamis, senior representative; Presidentand Jeannette Bills, sophomore representative . Girls took pride in entertaining their parents ontheir Fathers' and Daughters' night and again ontheir Mothers' and Daughters' night. They also span~sored the Stocking Stomp and the Senior Reception.The officers initiated a new activity into the clubwhen they obtained speakers for the senior, junior,and sophomore group talks. Every girl who wasregistered at Jordan was a member of the Girls' Club. 107

JUNI O R RED CROSS MEMBERS AND ADVISOR : Joan Butler, edGayle Conger, Sylvia Conger, Irene Nystrom, Mike Cullis,Carole Tennyson, Phil Jensen, Judy Bunnell, Mrs . Wood, The Jord an chapter of the AmericanReNee Thompson, Colleen Saunders. Junior Red Cross alternated with other schools in decorating f r weekly dances at the Veteran's H o pital. Members als sent cookies to the Primary C hild ren's Hospital at Christmas.ordanettes Members of the Jord anette Leadership Admiring th e Jordan e tte swe aters are Rosali e Brklaclch, see-Club donned sweaters bearing the club 's r tory ; lynda Fairbourn , pre sid nt ; Conni e Ninomiya, viceemblem. This was an imp rtant first in presi d e nt ; and Mrs. Wood , advisor.the club 's history. The gro up spans red theC ampus C apers. Through thei r efforts com-panionship and co perati n we re pr ma tedamong classmates.J O RDANETTES : ROW 1 - Sunni e Ne lson , Ann Butterfi e ld, Beth Proctor, Jud e ne Casper, Sharon Eldre dg e, Mary lynn Kloto-vich , Gayle Jen se n, Sharon Sw e nson , Rosali e Brklacich , Norma lynn Hal e, Cath e rin e More lli , Joan Grant, Gal e Webb, AnnBlacke tt, RO W 2 - Afton Ne lson, lorain e lloyd , Dixie De an , Susan Santi ste van , Vicki Ne beke r, She ryl Ashman, Kl e aVaranakis , Carolyn Evan s, Rose ma ry Je nse n, Rosal ie Madsen, Pat Reed , Judy larson, Ne dra Ka sal , Conni e love ndahl . ROW3 - JoAnn Ol son, Gay Sh e ppick, Lexie Boyce, Marla Sm ith, Bonni e Poma, J an e lte Bill s, Pat Duffin, Mel Rae Bate man, lyndaFairbourn , Conni e Ninomiya, Shirle e Ge hring , JoAnn e Kynaston , Je an Sm ith , Aty Vand rhooft . ROW 4 - Edna Burr, AnnRichard s, Bonnie Dan sie, Nancy Miln e, Ell e n Carte r, laDaun Ta:agart, Sh irl een Be ck , Judy Bunne ll , Nancy Hugh es, Jan et Ste pan .

LETTERMAN CLUB: ROW 1 - Ralph Ashworth, Craig Rasmussen, Michael Andreasen, Sherrell Berrett, Mark Miller, Ronald Rasmussen, Brent Butterfield, Gary Anderson, Vere Holt, Don Fullmer. ROW 2 - Dick Trapp, Dennis Woodward, Keith Stepan, Gary Howlett, Bart Morse, Russell larson, larry Crump, Eddie Pond, John Browne, Floyd Mori. ROW 3 - Howard Brinton, Dale Gold, Ralph Muir, laurence Mangum, Nile Beckstead, David Thorum, Raymond Yasukochi, Sam Deluca, Rulon Dahl, Re>e Goff, Harold Grimaud . ROW 4 - George Varanakis, John Crawford, Gary Lefevre, John Corak, Jimmy Kemp, Garth Beckstead, Clyde Williams, Mike Ganz, Gene Kiholm, Nick Malkos. ROW 5 - Terry labrum, Ken Jardine, Dennis Smith, Mike Heinecke, Clinton Olson. etterman club iding clubRIDING CLUB : ROW 1 - Sherryn Miller, Don-neUe Bell, Mr. Boyce, Bonnie Glenn, louis Mor-row. ROW 2 - Gene Beck, Joyce Roberfson,Ralph Rothe, leon Jensen, Sandra Terry, Josephlilting, Joan Brown, Beth Radmall, DeannaBiggs. ROW 3 - Nadine Nielsen, Carolyn Ho-gan, David Glad, Roger larson, Don Parker,Garth Boulden, John Dick.

NORMA LYNN HALE harlonians President \"Oh, you Beetdiggers,\" yelled energetic Charlonians. Not only did this pep club add its voices to our cheering section, but it also entertained us during half time at foot, ball and basketball games. Visiting pep groups partook of Jordan hospitality at the aft rnoon teas which were sponsored by the club. In December they presented their assembly, \"Square, Square World.\" Members also gave to a needy family at Chri tmas time. Their various ac, tivities also included marching on Band Day and holding a formal spring dance. The Charlonian honored their senior member at a pecial breakfast.CHARLONIANS: ROW 1 - Myrleen Sundberg, Nikki labrum, Rosalie Madsen, Gloria Heaps, Pat Reed, Janet Marlor, TamaraWebb, Elaine Marchant, Mary Javaine, laPriel Tuttle, Marcia Nichols, Rosalie Brklacich, Ann Blackett, Janet Dahl, Beth Proctor,Judene Casper, Marsha Holt, Sharon Taylor, Kathleen leak, Pamela Welch, Sandra Barney, Gayle Conger, Judy Bunnell,Caroline Dorius, Joyce Wallin, Judy Watterson. ROW 2 - laWanna Webb, Dorothy Miles, Brenda Bateman, Evah VIsser, lorainelloyd, Dixie Dean, Mary Watts, lynda Fairbourn, Pat Clark, Afton Nelson, Barbara Thomas, Diane Millerberg, Ilene Olson, JanaceRichards, Janet Finlayson, Elna Thomson, JaNeal Maxfield, Shauna Workman, Sharon Eldredge, Cora Case, Della Steadman, loret-ta Witt, Shirleen Beck, Maureen Shepherd, Sharon Smith, Jeannette linnarz .

Seaman, Norma Lynn Hale, Mrs . Yvonne Whitmore. STANDING - Gale Webb, Grace Endo, Ilene Olsen,\"Guide left\" Is the key that keeps the Charlonians in line,aided by the accenting beat of the pep band.CHARLONIANS : ROW 1 - Linda Smart, Grace Endo, Nancy Hughes, Janet Stepan, Rosemary Jensen, Irma Rae Vawdrey,Judy Larsen, Arlene Jensen, Louis Morrow, Doris Lloyd, Ellen Carter, Norma Lynn Hale, Joan Grant, Gale Webb. Vicki Lester,MeiRae Bateman, Helen Egbert, Connie Pierson, Dolores Pedro, Evon Despain, JoAnne Kynaston, Marcia Sorensen, Beth Rad-mall, Judy Brady. ROW 2 - Edna Burr, Karma Russell, Carolyn Evans, Irene Nystrom, Marcia Mitchell , Sharon Evans, GayleViner, Gayle Jensen, Maxine Vunder, Sharon Haun, Nola Lunnen, Diane Smith, Sharon Lunnen, Nancy Milne, Ann Richards,Peggy Preston, Bonnie Dansie, Sandra Price, Ann Butterfield, Judy Olson, Betty Ann Shulsen, Joan Butler, Karol Hardwick, NedraKasal, Pat Duffin, Jolene Cox.

Sale manship and distribution methods were demonstrated to Jordan members of the Distributive Education Clubs of America. This organization provided background in~ formation for students who sought employ- ment in these fields. Selling refreshments at football games and sponsoring a sub-for- Santa project were am ng the activities of this state and national affiliate. Each year DECA members hold a pring party at a local resort or canyon.OFFICERS AND ADVISOR : Mr. Thomas, advisor; Lynda Norton, BethProctor, Sharon Eldredge, vice president; Lynn Brand, secretary;Russell Larson, president. ..ecaDECA CLUB: ROW 1 - Diane Dale, Ann Atkinson, Rinda Gedge, Mary Lynn Klotovich, Ilene Campbell, Sharon Eldredge, JudencCasper, Beth Proctor, Loretta Witt, Dixie Smith, Barbara Jensen, Reta Lynt'h, Cathy Merrick, George Varankis. ROW 2 -Lynda Norton, Alma Nunley, Patsy Glines, Ruth McCombs, Norma Jenkins, Marilyn Brown, Colleen Saunders, ReNee Thompson,Janice LeFevre, linda Gardner, Nadine Nielsen, Della Steadman, Cora Case, Sharon Haun, Russell Larson, Lynn Brand. ROW 3 -Mary Jane Brady, Farrel Brown, Colleen Steadman, Kitty Morelli, Marcia Romero, Judy Slat r, Eunice Gilbert, JoAnn Ernest, BeverlyAnderson, Pauline Dory, Donna Cain, Pat Walker, Betty Lou Steele, Sonja Heinecke, Sharon Webster, ArLou Ostler. ROW 4 - FayThomas, Marilyn Parry, Shirley Lehmitz, Ivy Mae Newbold, Raphealla Roper, Louis Morrow, Ann Mousley, Mary Ell n D lgado,Corrine Archul eta, Louise Bernardo, Elizabefh Pacheco, Jean Bernardo, Gloria Saldivar, Nancy Parker.

FUTURE ENGINEERS: ROW 1 - Alan Webb, Sherwood Miles, Wayne Sabey, Clifford Goff, Russell Schneider, Roy Stuart, Den-nis Wilson, Robert Dahl, Roger Stevenson. ROW 2 - Jack Butterfield, Kent Brown, Warren Fitzgerald, Clare Wardle, WayneCowley, Kay Huff, Willard Greene, larry Etherington, Milo Pearson . ROW 3 - Van lindsay, Jerry Endo, Ted Tolman, MauriceWells, Karl Baird, Dale Gold, larry Proisland, Dean Fife, Kent Allsop . ROW 4 - William Despain, Jerry Gardner, CraigBaird, Floyd Morl, Keith Stepan, Weston Reading, Charles Olsen, leon Oldham, Jerry Polson, Frank Rueckert. ROW 5 -Stephen Gold, Jeffrey Joseph, Richard Nielsen, Mike Ganz, Raymond Yasukochi, Tony Wanless, Roland Koller, Eddie Neman-ic, Vern lester. Testing lenses , are R. S. Peterson , adviser; and officers, Frank Rueckert, Clifford Goff, Weston Reading, and Keith Stepan. ng1\" neers Young men interested in various phases of engineering, science, dentistry, and medicine be, longed to the Future Engineers Club. The club's purpose was to maintain our country as a free nation by alleviating shortages of trained per, sonnel. Committees were formed by grouping members according to their interests. Each group was responsible for obtaining one speaker from industry or higher education. A field trip was made to the U. S. Bureau of Mines. Members also found it profitable to work on experiments and demonstrations in order to better equip themselves for positions ahead. 113

MASQUE AND GAVEL: ROW 1 - Janice Jenkins, Sharon Mabey, Shirley Greenwood, Jeanette Bills, Chree Lan•dures, Pat Carrigan, Annette Swasey, Arlene Jensen, Sandra Hardy, Annette Rollins, Lois Smith. ROW 2 - JudyRoberts, Bobbie Butterfield, Susan Santistevan, Linda Robison, Sheryl Ashman, Judie Bosh, Marilyn Johnson, VickieNebeker, Lynda Norton, Carolyn Evans, Patricia Milne. ROW 3 - Maris Lefevre, Jeannette Linnarz, DeanndWallin, JoAnn Goff, Norene Hardcastle, Rosalie Mad sen, Carol McNamara, LaRae Vincent, Pat Fieldstad, Jo-Anne Kynaston, Alice Boggess, Shirley Brown. ROW 4 - Brent Javaine, Rick Spratling, James Grow, EarlMangum, Grant Howlett. Memorization of orations, and roles in major and minor plays kept members engrossed in speech activities. It was worth while, they found, as they participated in the Weber Invitational Forensic Meet and Regional and State Forensic Meets. They strove to promote speech in school and also in their communities. A one act play, \"Adam's Rib Hurts,\" was presented at the P~ T.A.'s Founders' Day meeting. At the school play \"Time Out For Ginger,\" which was sponsored by the club, many members acted as ushers. They saw some of the accomplishm nts of other speech enthu iasts when they att nded plays at Murray High School and the University of Utah. In the fall, the club had an initiation and party. Officers for next year were installed at the spring banquet. ROSEMART JENSEN President 114

MASQUE AND GAVEL: ROW 1 - Dorene Richards, Janeal Barben, Judy Watterson, Mary Beckstead, JannetHamilton, Barbara lee, Annette Benson, Donnette Bell, Kay Belcher, Irene Nystrom, Bonnie Densley. ROW 2 -Kay Wood, Margie Osborne, Peggy Stubbert, Carole Glover, Mary lou Rawson, Shirley Briggs, Judy O'Keefe,linda Peterson , Judy Zafft, Aty Vanderhooft, Brenda Bateman. ROW 3 - Diane Morrison, Vicki Von lester,Wayne Bateman, Mel Rae Bateman, Marcia Mitchell, Janet Dahl, Nedra Kasal, Nikki labrum, Joan Grant,Nadine Nielsen, Rosemary Jensen . ROW 4 - Joe Baker, Jim Cartwright, Henry Miner, David Jensen, Victor Scorzato.asque and Comparing their roles in \"Adam's Rib Hurts\" are Aty Van- derhooft, Arlene Jensen, Judy O'Keefe, Annette Rollins, lois Smith, and Gayle Hendrickson. auelleaving for a play at Murray High School are Masque andGavel members JoAnn Kynaston, Marcia Mitchell, JanetDahl, Aty Vanderhooft, and Joe Baker.OFFICERS AND SPONSORS : SITTING Carol McNamara,Kirton , STANDING Carolyn Evans, Irene

Aeronautics provides a fascination for Richard Peterson and Chiro Costanza, who take gyro compass readings as a C.A .P. project.Testing newly installed intercommunication equipment are Jordan's Civil Air Patrol is an auxiliary ofC.A.P. officers, Bill Pollock, Russell Strebel, Donald Mayne•, the air force. While the primary concern is rescu~and Roy Burton. ing civil airplanes, members are also instructed in navigation, theory of flight, problems of radio communications, traffic laws, and the effect of the airplane upon community lift. The Jordan club had its own radio station, took part in cross country navigation flights and organized its own drill team.C.A.P.: ROW 1 - Mr. Budge, Robert Nuzman, John Dick, Robert Dimmick, Donald Maynes, Eldon Allgood, RussellStrebel, Bill Pollock, Roy Burton. ROW 2 - Morris Tufts, Max Nelson, Byard Price, Larry Worthington, Gail Oliver,Mike Ashby, Brent Bowles, Orin Palmer, David Walker, Bill Mitchell . ROW 3 - Bruce Bluemel, Velie Anderson,Chester Andersen, Clare Despain, Ray Plumhof, John Despain, Richard Watts, Chiro Costanza, Richard Peterson.

KEY CLUB : ROW 1 - Craig Rasmussen, Ted Tolman, Clifford Goff, Wilbe rn McDougal , Roger Stevenson , Gary Ander- son, Ke ndall Voyce , Van Lindsay, Floyd Mori , Jerry Hutchinson, Joe Baker. ROW 2 - Don Bateman, Don Carter, Lynn Steffe nse n, Mike Cullis, Ray Bre nn e man, Bob Ne lson , David Je nsen , Glade Ing e rsoll , Wayne Cowley, Wayne Sabey, Maurice We lls . ROW 3 - Vance Burgon , Kay Huff, Ve rn Leste r, Gregory We st, Ke nt Allsop, Milo Pearson, Russell Schn e id e r, Roy Stuart, Richa rd Ne lson, Don Marriott, Clare Wardl e, Ray Yasukochi , Mike Ganz , John Pol- lard, Ke ith Ste pan, Gary Howl e tt, Ronald Ra smusse n, Sh erre ll Be rre tt, Ma rk Mill e r. club The Key Club presented the school with a baseball batting cage and purchased and erected our new flag pole. Sponsoring Career Day and needy family aid were among their service projects. OFFICERS AND SPONSO.R: FRONT - Van Lindsay, Maurice Wells, Don Bateman. BACK - Russell Schneider, Kent Allsop, Vance Burgon, Dan Marriott, Joe Baker.Roy Stuart, Jay Steve ns, and Mike Cullis listen closely asMr. Kennington explains the methods in constructing a battingcage. 117

F.F.A. MEMBERS: ROW 1 - Kenneth Dimond, Ralph Rothe, Wllbern McDougal, Barry Ottley, John Dick, Earl R,ss, HenryGrimaud, Henry Bowen, Gall Hamilton, Don Boulden, Dale Steadman, Glade Beckstead. ROW 2 - Merlin Anderson, JosephZitting, Jerry Goff, Brent Jacobson, Henry Day, David Zilling, Ray Glad, Carmi McDougal, leon Jensen, Bart Bellon, CarlParks. ROW 3 - Dennis Patterson, Raymond Dansie, Claude Tucker, Gordon Zitting, Ronald Boren, Richard Bishop, Jerry Pear•son, Dave Glad, larry Stromberg, Rodney Gallegos, Bruce Bluemel, Paul Dunn, Melvin Allen, Ronald Crane. ROW 4 - GenaBeck, EIRay Bridges, Roger larson, Alfred Nabahe, Nlel Butterfield. Our Future Farmer f merica had projects of dairy farming, fur ranching, cr ps, and livest ck, • which resulted in an income f nearly $15,000. They studied home beautification, farm safety, care and repair of equipment, and way t impr ve crops.F.F.A . OFFICERS AND SPONSORS : FRONT - Wilbern Mc- State iudglng contest methods are explained by Paul BoyceDougal, Joe Drake, John Dick, Mike Andreason. BACK - Mr. to Ralph Rothe, Rodney Gallegos, Doll!ay Eastman, BarryBudge, Don Boulden and Mr. Boyce . Ottley, and Earl Ross .

F. H. A.: ROW 1 - Sharon Webster, Deanna Biggs, Louis Morrow, Charlene Peterson, Marcia Sorensen, Sharon Smith, Karen •Loll, Caroline Darius, Barbara Bolliger, Gayle VIsser, Jolene Cox, Judy Curtis. ROW 2 - Klea Varanakis, Gloria Eyre, AnnetteSwasey, Delpha Larson, Carolyn Sharp, Claudine Baird, Terry Haueter, Ruth Zlttlng, Marian Pearson, Ann Butterfield, SharonEldredge, LaRoe Newbold. ROW 3 - Janet Workman, Annette Benson, Evelyn Read, Jeanette Olsen, Sharon Patrick, NadineNielsen, Reta Lynch, LaWaln Adams, Sharon Butterfield, Wanda Romney, Karen Shields, Cathy Merrick. irl enrolled in economic clas es were invited tobe members of the F.H.A. During the year their ac,tivities included: selling UNESCO stamps, working ona Civil D fense program, sponsoring the Sweethearts'Ball, and the annual Spring Party.Values of neatness and efficiency are learned by future Invitations to the Sweethearts' Ball are penned by officers andhomemakers Colleen Walker, Sharon Bishop, and Linda Olserl . advisors, Miss Henderson, Ann Butterfield, Miss Goff, Klea Varanakis, Jolene Cox.

FUTURE TEACHERS: ROW 1 - Ann Blackett, Irene Nystrom, Rosemary utureJensen, Judy Zallt, MetRae Bateman, Janet Stepan, Milo Pearson. ROW teachers2 - Carolyn Evans, Maureen Shepherd, Mary Jane Brady, GraceEndo, Bette Adams, LaPriel Tuttle, Clara Mae Peterson. ROW 3 - Em- The Jordan Student Education Associa.-manuella Koncurat, Myrleen Sundberg, Brenda Bateman, Marcia Sorensen, tion, an affiliate of the Future Teachers'Sharon Smith, Dolores Pedro, Patricia Clarke. ROW 4 - Rosalie Brklacich, Clubs of America, was reorganized this year.Vicki Lester, Nancy Hughes, John M. Petersen, Don Eastman, Nathan Originally organized in 1939, the club wasAnderson. ROW 5 - Janet Finlayson, Nadine Nielsen, Earl Mangum, disbanded in 1941. This club desired to ac..Jay Stevens, J. B. Casper, Aty Vanderhooft. ROW 6 - Edith Rains, quaint its member with the various phasesEvelyn Mecham, Ann Richards, Peggy Preston, Carole Tennyson, DeAnna of teaching. One of their goals was to place each member of the club in student teacherDeGroot. positions in some of the elementary schools in the district. Among the club's various social functions was an intra social with other clubs of the state. © uill ~ scroll Quill and Scroll, an international organi.- zation for high ch I journali ts, stressed service to the student body and the com.- munity. Students who achieved recognition in journalism were all wed membership if they had had at lea t seventy..five column inches of written w rk printed in a school or commercial publicati n. These members conducted the club thr ugh its eighth year.QUILL AND SCROLL : ROW 1 - Joe Baker, Wayne Sabey, Dennis Wilaon,Dennis Green. ROW 2 - Alton Nelson, Robert Dahl, Larry Etherington,Ilene Johnson. ROW 3 - Sharon Eldredge, Frances Stolle, Jeneone Hudaon,Sharon Taylor, Karma Russell. 120

LANGUAGE CLUB: ROW 1 - DeAnna DeGroot, Audrey Mousley, Claudia Densley, Jean Bevan, Vicki Baker, Nancy lhle,Frances Slotte, Barbara Bolliger, Peggy Johnson, Gayle Hutchings, Joy Ham, Belly Shulsen, Carole Tennyson, Myrleen Sundberg,Maureen Bailey, Jeanine Ra sm ussen. ROW 2 - Dona Ryan, Emmanuella Koncurat, Jan Keller, Silvia Morales, Daniel Boskovich,Irma Rae Vawdrey, Linda Ballamis, Olean Lund, Caroline Dorius, Janice Parkin, Beth Radmall, Nola Lunnen, Dorothy Miles, NedraKasal, Sharon Lunnen. ROW 3 - Nadine Martinez, Judy Watterson, Ida Mortensen, Dolores Pedro, Ilona Lambson, Linda Gomez,Diano Morri son, Carolyn Gee, Karol Hardwick, Mike Cullis, Milo Pearson, Donald Boyce, Lynn Steffensen, Ivan Arterburn,Craig Rasmussen. anguage club Irresistablc challenges were attached to learning a language. Pupils studying French and panish eagerly compared their progress at club meetings. Language club officers and advisors are Craig Rasmussen, Mary Watts, Irma Rae Vawdrey, Linda Ballam;s, Mr. Boberg, and Mi ss Fraser. adio club Member of a comparatively new organiza, tion, our ham radio clubmen obtained ama, teur radio licenses and made portable stations. Contacting another radio station are radio club officers Roy Stuart, Russell Schneider, and Dale Frandsen, 121

PRESS CLUB: ROW 1 - Karma Russell, Dixie Butterfield, Sharon Taylor, Sharon Eldredge, Eileen Johnson, Frances Slotte,Larry Etherington. ROW 2 - Karen Greenwood, Connie Lovendahl, Grace Endo, Clara Mae Petersen, Kay Dean, BrendaBateman, Earl Mangum, Richard Cobbley. ROW 3 - Dennis Green, Joan Rawson, JoAnn Pedersen, Joan Wade, Myrleen Sund·berg, Dennis Wilson, Daniel Boskovich, Jeneane Hudson. ROW 4 - Wayne Sabey, Russell Schneider, Betty Adams, Joan Brown,Ilene Olsen, Robert Dahl. club The Press Club helped to promote student in;terest in journalism. This club. o.long with thestudent body officers, sponsored the Jordan Highdirectory, the \"]\" Baal<. Members attended anannual press conference at the University of Utahlast fall, and the Rocky Mountain Jourmilism Con;ference at the BYU. Tours were taken to the SaltLake Tribune and KSL;TV. Observing the dummy layout for a future Broadcaster ' are Press Club officers and advisor, Eileen Johnson. Mlu Rawson, Sharon Taylor, Larry Etherington, and Wayne Sabey.122

OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: Helen Seaman, JoanGrant, Ann Blackett, Roger Stevenson, YvonneWhitmore. ki club Three time loser, Dennis Farmer allows Sheri Aaron and Roy Burton to autograph his skiing trophy. Promoting the excttmg winter sport, skiing, wasthe self~assigned duty of all enthusiastic Jordan skiers.The club organized a team which raced in severalevents, including the Knudsen Cup races in whichthey took fourth place. Social events of the club weretheir annual party at Alta, and a date party.SKIERS : ROW 1 - Linda Larson, Sheri Aaron, Carolyn Nichols Rosalie Brklacich , Sandra White, Marian Anderson,Linda Ballamis, Ardis Pixton, Carole Tennyson . ROW 2 - Barbara Bolliger, Linda Smart, Olean Lund, Judy Brady,Gale Webb, Sharon Swenson, Karen Hand, Susy Enniss, Lynn Fit>gerald, Joan Wade, Joan Rawson , Connie Ninomiya.ROW 3 - Ronald Rassmussen, Terry Labrum, Don Campbell, Don Bateman, Lynn Steffensen, John Keeler, Rose MarieOrtego, Mik e Olson, Kathy Hatton, Helen Zrno. ROW 4 - Mike Rose, David Newman, Andrew Madsen , Bryon Stevens,Van Lindsay, Brent Peterson, Carl Joffs, Judy Larson, Maxine Vunder, Peggy Preston, LaPriel Tuttle. ROW 5 - Mike Platt-neo·, Charles Ferguson, Keith Clements, Richard Nielson, Eddie Pond , Kay Dean, Elaine Marchant, Gloria Heaps, ArleneJensen, Ann Pederson. ROW 6 - Steve Walker, Kent Davis, Robert Nelson, Dennis Sybrowsky, David Jensen, Bob Mar-galls, Rodney Dansie, Lynn Brand , Floyd Mori, Russell Larson, Harold Rawson .

NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE: ROW 1 - Nikki Labrum, Carolyn Evans, Rosemary Jensen, MeiRae Bateman, Janet Dahl, IdaMortensen. ROW 2 - Judy Bunnell, Dixie Butterfield, JoAnn Kyn~ston , Van Lindsay, Sandra White, Janice Jenkins. ROW 3 - RayBrenneman, Randall Rathjen, Wayne Sabey, Joe Baker, Maurice Wells .orens1,c league Ideal methods of filing debate information are shown to Maurice Wells, president; Rosemary Jensen, secre- tary / and Mr. Goldbranson, odvisoq by Carolyn Evans, vice president. The National Forensic League was or~ganized to help stimulate activities in de~bate, extemporaneous speaking, oratory, andlegislative forum. The club's membershipwas restricted; only those who received arequired rating achieved in various speechactivities were allowed to join. The Jordanchapter of the N.F.L. combined with theMasque and Gavel Club for an honor ban~quet each year. Certificates of achievementwere given to members. The awards werebased on the number of points each mem~ber had accumulated in activities.124

anee club Color, grace, rhythm, and fantasy characterized theLa Dancers' Club. The traveling assembly included creativedances by members who were their own choreographers.Line dancers were invited to display their talents on tele~vision. Spotlights focused on the La Dauncers for the SeniorHop and Harvest Ball floorshows. The Mothers and Daugh~ters' Night Out and the Parents and Sons' Night Out werespiced with original creations by the club. Swirling in the breeze and falling softly to the ground, are autumn leaves, Sandra White , linda larson , Jackie Hall , and Judy Brown. Scrutinizing a new pair of shoes are Dance Club officers and advisor Mrs. Whitmore, Judene Casper, linda Gardner, Jackie Hall, and linda Larson .>rky springtime maids, Jude ne Casper, Sharlene Hoffman , Demons of the city, Carolyn Evans, Lynda Norton,tsaile Brklacich, Shirley Gehring, and Sharon Swenson and linda Gardner invade the night.bdel frilly pinafores.ynchronixatlon is an essential, agree Nedra Nelson, Maryynn Klotovlch , JoAnn Farnsworth , Carolyn Nichol s, and Sheriaron .1

JAY DEES : ROW 1 - J . Ham, N. Hugh es , N. Ni e lse n, N. Hal e, C. Nichol s, S. Ge hring , S. Swe nson , R. Brklaclch, M. Javaine,C. Tennyson , P. Preston , G . He aps, L. Marku s, J . Ste pan, K. Hardwick , C. More lli , D. Mill erberg , M. Newman , K. Jones, R. Cow-d e ll, S. Enni ss, M. Klotovich , J . Ca spe r, A. Blacke tt, M. Vund c r, E. Bu rr, K. Hatt e n, H. Zrno , J . We bb, L. Wright . ROW 2 -J. Kunz , D. Lars on , L. Fitzge rald , B. Dan sie, L. Tuttl e, E. Ma rc hant, D. Miles, E. Des pain , A. Vande rhooft, J . Watte rson, P.Reed , M. Ande rberg , A. Je nse n, L. Stuart, M. Lundbe rg , V. Leste r, I, Morte nse n, J . Golf, J. Brown , J . Ol se n, S. Ke mp, H. Ste in-fe ldt, N. Curti s, S. Hardy, L. Evan s, E. Je nse n, J . Ol son, N. Steadman , E. Re ad . ROW 3 - J . Gail e y, S. Bri nton, S. Lc nnbe rg ,L. Asay, M. Grimaud, J . Larsen, M. Smith, L. Ol se n , R. Sw e nson, A. Tri pp, D. Ga rfie ld, A. Ri chard s, A. Pe te rson , M. Jon es,A. Be nson, A. He aps, T. Day, B. Thoma s, J . Richa rd s, N. Hard ca stl e, L. No rton, A. Paul se n, M. Sug iyama, S. Stocking, J . Pe te r-se n, B. Lee, L. Frontz , J . Brow n, N. lh le . ROW 4 - M. Fl e ming, G . Loader, K. Wood, C. Glove r, C. Gam ingasco, L. He ns on ,L. Robis on, M. O sborn e, J . Sm ith , C. Becks te ad , A. Rol li ns, E. Ba stia n, P. Johns on, V. Kosov ich, J . Lawson , B. Boyle, K.Varanakis, J . Rasmu sse n, L. Alsop, K. Le ona rd , L. Boyce, M. Campbe ll , D. De an , M. Watts, K. Loll, J . Be van, E. Playe r, J . Kunz ,J . Sh ie lds.

ay ees SHARLENE HOFFMAN President Jordan's Debutantes started their year withthe annual candle lighting ceremony initiationand turkey dinner. The girls looked forward tothe club date party' in November and made cer~tain their beaux were lined up in advance. Aneedy family was happily surprised at Christmastime when officers and advisors of the dub wentto their door heavily laden with gifts, food, andmoney, which had been donated by club members.The Yuletide season also gave the J. D.'s an op~portunity to spread cheer as they visited thecounty infirma~;y April brought the climax ofJ. D. activities when the club sponsored the DogPatch Drag.ROW S - G. Jensen, P. Rardin, K. Neuffer, L. Vaughan, D. Ander-son, S. Taylor, D. Butterfield, B. Densley, F. Perkins, M. Bailey,M. Rawsen, s·. Briggs, J. Pedersen, L. Taggart, C. Ninomiya, J.Barben, B. Marchant, K. Beckstead, H. Gorder, K. Taylor, J. Bills,J. Beckstead, K. Brown, B. Poma, C. Pierson, J. Barben, A. Boggess,S. Brown, J. Benningfield, S. Mabey, R. Hale, S. Smith.

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\"We're from Jordan and we couldn't be prouder!'' Pepsterspractice one of their cheer routines before a pep assembly. ~heerShirley Nimble leaders bo ted our anticipation ofGehring the games by arranging exciting pep assemblies. Fired up by the enthusiasm of Shirley, Sharon, Carolyn, Floyd, Richard, and Fred, the student b dy unified its spirit at the fo tball and basket~ ball games. Whether in victory or defeat, we boasted a top rate cheering section led by a dy~ namic six. Fred CutlerCarolyn Floyd 'Sharon RichardNichols Morl Nielsen Swenson 130

ootball GEORGE VARANAKIS End Our strained throats and their aching musclesweren't enough to keep us from the cellar. We were Co-Captaindown, but deep. Yell as we did, drive as the teamcould, still only one touchdown was pushed overagainst league opposition. We totaled only one win,a pre,season over Box,Elder. Our record was one ofheartbreaks and disappointments, but we were proudof our team. DON FULLMER Quarterback Co-CaptainVarsity football coach for three consecutiveyean Is H. 8. 'Tuff' Linford. Granite ends the \"Digger\" drive for a first down on their own ten yard line. 131

ootball Graduation wok its toll this year RALPH MUIR BRENT PRICE NICK MALKOSas 23 of the varsity left the Jordan Tackle End Halfbacksquad. Coach Linford hoped forgood '57 material as the Soph's andJ.V.'s moved up one notch.Disappointed, the Jordan crew hils the Spartan line afterbeing called back from a touchdown on the first play. Back-field coach of the varsity team, Glen Jackson, pauses with Arthur Hughes, lunior varalty coach, as ¥hey discuss tho 1956 season. 132

Running rough shod over the \"Diggers\" was one step of East on itsway to the state title undefeated.JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBAll SQUAD : ROW 1 - Ronny Le Fevre, Roy Briggs , Richard Watts, Jay Stevens, Greg West,Chiro Costan xa , Gary Jon es. ROW 2 - Wallace Naylor, Te d Tolman , Clifford Goff, Paul Whitman , Ray Brenneman ,Ronni e Harrington . ROW 3 - J e ff ery Jo se ph , Roland Koll er, Kent All sop, Gary Eckman , Darwin landers .JOHN CORAK JOHN POllARD DON STEPHENS DENNIS WOODWARD Cente r End Quarterback QuarterbackJOHN CRAWFORD CliNTON OLSON MARK MillER GARY ANDERSON Guard Ce nter Tackle Tackle

SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SQUAD: ROW 1 - Jay Mounteer, Kenny Smart, James Jenson, Joe Brklacy, Phillip Rosenhan, RalphGoff, Delile Mortensen, Lynn Gaulin, Phillip Kemp . ROW 2 - Bob Etherington, Sherm Miller, Robert Anderson, Andrew Mad-sen, Doug Thompson, David Tranter, Kent Walker, Eugene Webb, James Wood. ROW 3 - Russell Taylor, Fred Thompson,Dick Guest, Jack Clark, Richord Zdunich, Jerry Huish, Brent Javaine, Robert Searle, Bill Leatherwood. ROW 4 - Coach Sher-man Crump, Jim Houmand, 6:1ark Lund, Jerry Erlenbach, David Wobb, Michael Mills, David Holman, Gale Trapp, Dale Trapp,Jared Decker, Lynn Benson, Coach Robert Teran . Coach Hughes' dismally sm~ll group of Sophomores received a greater share of]. V. turfsmen was hampered by the lackof substitutes. An unimpressi~e record of fortune than did their big br thers. The fledglings recorded five wins and three lossesfive losses and no wins gives only feeble in close games. They dcfe:lted Bingham, Highland and Granite by ne p int margin ,promise of strengthening next year's varsity but lost to Murray and West by one point.team.MIKE BULLETT TERRY LABRUM VERE HOLT RAYMOND YASUKOCHI DALE GOLD Halfback Tackle Tackle Halfback GuardClYDE WILLIAMS RULON DAHL STANLEY JEX HOWARD BRINTON RICHARD TRAPP Center Guard Guard Halfback Tackle

Box Scores Pre~Season Sept. 7-Pocatello 46 ............ at Jordan 7 Sept. 14-·Jordan 13 ........ at Box Elder 2 League Sept. 21-Cyprus 12 ................ at Jordan 0 Sept. 28-Jordan 0 .................... at West 26 Oct. 5-Jordan Bye Oct. 10-Jordan 0 .................... at East 28 Oct. 18-Granite 7 .............. at Jordan 0 Oct. 26-Jordan 6 ................ at Murray 20 Nov. 2-Tooele 19 ···········-··-· at Jordan 0Teams aren't made of eleven men. There are alsothose on the bench who wait for a chance to showtheir stuff. uddleAthletic managers for two years, Don Campbell andCraig Rasmussen, check the equipment at the endof the season.CURTIS COOK REX GOFF SAM DELUCA BART MORSE MIKE STELLING End End Fullback Halfback EndNILE BECKSTEAD MIKE ANDREASEN JOHN BROWNE BRENT BUTTERFIELD GARTH BECKSTEAD Halfback Fullback Guard Tackle Halfback

meet entrantsDO N FULLMER DENNIS WOOD WARD RAY PALMER Senior Senior Senior Coach G len Jackson, in his fi rs t wen t on to ta ke eigh th place at theyea r at Jordan , led a hustling crew state meet, where Ralph hw rthto six wins out of eight matches. The and Laurence Mangum ga rnered sec~wrestlers took fo urth place in the ond place hono rs in their weightregion meet. Then seven grapplers divisions.WRESTLERS : ROW 1 - Gall Wood , Doug Ninomiya, Lynn Gaufin , Mick Butterfi e ld , Jerry Endo, Don Campbell,Maurice W e lls, Ralph Ashworth, Ray Palme r, Don Fullme r, laure nce Mangum . ROW 2 - Ronald Cran e, DonMaynard, De nn is Woodward, Rodn e y Dan sie, Bob Marg e tts, lynn Brand , Ronny Le f e vre, Ve re Holt, Dal e Trapp.ROW 3 - De nn is Sm ith , Card e ll Jacobs on, Paul Samp son , Wayn e Cook, J eff e ry Maddocks, Ke n Jardin e,Andre w Mad se n, Gal e Trapp, De nn is Thorn, Je rry Drak e, Tony De lgado, Jimmy J e nson . ROW 4 - Ralph Muir,manag e r; Bill Le ath e rwood , Melvyn He aps, Roland Koll e r, Raymond Bre nn e man , Clyde W illiam s, Jay Ste ve ns,David Trante r, Clark lund , J e rry Hu is h, Jared De cke r. 136

restli ng Dennis Woodward gains a double-arm bar over Maurice Wells. Enjoying his cradle hold, Clyde Williams applys pressure to opponent, Vere Holt .Manag r Ralph Muir and Coach Glen December 6-Jordan 53 Murray 38Jackson discuss the labeling of wrestling December 13-Jordan Cyprus 43equipment. December 1 -Jordan 54 West 60 Decemher 20-Jordan Olympus January 10-Jordan 42 Granite 52 January 1S-Jordan 40 South January 22-Jordan 47 East 46 January 24-Jordan 65 Tooele 13 55 31 80 20Ralph Ashworth Jerry Endo Mick Butterfield Laurence Mangum Senior Junior Sophomore Senior 137

Mike Bullett Mark MillerSophomore, Forward Senior, All-stole Forward \"King\" Arthur Hughes coa ched th e Dig- gers into their seventh tourna ment berth during eight years. asketball Led by Art Hughes and Sherm Crump, the Beetdiggers swept aside all league opp sition f r the Big Ten crown. Losing a heartbreaking upset to Logan, in the second tour~ nament frazzle, Jordan lost the chance to take state; but she didn't lose her spirit. The team came back to knock over Provo and Springville for fourth place. During the past seven consecutive years at the tournaments, Jordan has lost three games while taking first, four times; second, twice; and fourth place, once. Sherrell Berrett Gene Kiholm Del Kidd David AndersonSenior; All-stole Guord; Coptoin Senior, Guard Junior, Center

John Pollard Gary Howlett Inflating balls, laundering uniforms, and Issuing Senior, Forward Senior, Center towels are among tasks of athletic managers Craig and Ronald Rasmussen. VARSITY BOX SCORES LEAGUE January 11-Murray 29 Jordan 72 Jordan 54 January 18-South 47 Jordan 63 Jordan 55 January 22-West 44 Jordan 74 Jordan 55 January 24-East 39 Jordan 54 Jordan 49 February 1-0lympus 35 Jordan 73 Jordan 60 February 4-Cyprus 35 February 8-Granite 40 February 15-Tooele 38 February 19--Murray 43 March 1-Tooele 34 TOURNAMENT March 6-0rem 28 Jordan 59 March 7-Logan Jordan 36 March 17 Jordan 53 March Jordan 47 8-Provo 46\"Go In,\" Is the united expression of 9-Springville 45athletic managers, mascot, coaches, andfans . Clifford Goff Val Smith Dallas Hakanson Keith StepanJu\"ior, Forward Jun ior, Guard Junior, Guard Senior, Guard

\"Tie up!\" says Gene Klholm, watching Sherrell Berrett and Keith Stepan tussel with Weber players. Driving around East High ' s d efense for a lay-up is Jor· dan 's Mark Miller.TOURNAMENT TEAM : ROW 1 - Coach Hughes, Sherrell Be rre tt, Val Smltn , Ge ne Kiholm, Ke ith Stepan , MikeBullett, Dallas Hakanson , Coach Crump . ROW 2 - Manag e r Ronald Ras musse n, Clifford Goff, De l Kidd , GaryHowl e tt , David And e rson, Mark Mill e r, Jonn Pollard, manag e r Craig Ras mu ssen . 140

the eyhole There was a falling of the giants this year as Jordan was top;pled from state title con tentions. The Red and Grey h ad beenranked number one in the state. Despite the loss, two of the teamwon all;state selections; and the other three of the starting five werehonored by all;region positions. Positioning for the rebound during the logan thriller are Jordan' s Ge ne Kiholm 1251 , Gary Howl ett 130 ), Mark Miller I 31 I , and Sherrell Berre tt I20 I .John Pollard and Gary Howlett take to th e air Out-jumping Provo is Mark Miller, as Keith Stepan , Geneto rebound from Springville as Gene Kiholm Kiholm and David Anderson wait for the tip .moves in. Del Kidd 1241 scores two during tournament act ion again st Ore m, with Clifford Goff (271 , Val Sm ith 121 I , and Mike Bull e tt 123) coming In to back him up .

Flanked by Mike Bullett and Clifford Goff, David Anderson Returning to his alma mater, Sherman Crumpgoes to the floor struggling with Granite players for possession racked up a top first year as Junior Varsityof the ball . Coach.arsity Coach Sherm Crump kept the junio r teams have wo n thirty,two c r. ecuti ve ga meva rsity team in the top bracket thi s yea r, tie, and three ]. V. cr wn. . Thi te m houlding with T ooele and South fo r first place. assist nex t yea r'.:; va r ity squ ad toward an,During the las t three yea rs, the Jo rd an ]. V. oth er rate title.JUNIOR VARSITY : ROW 1 -Val Smith, jr.; Phillip Ke mp, soph .; Jack Sorich , soph .; Kent Goodrich, soph. ; Phillip Rosen-han, soph . ROW 2 - Del Kidd , jr.; Mike Bull ett, soph .; Clifford Goff, jr.; David Anderson , jr.; Dallas Hakanson, jr.;Robe rt Searl e, soph .; David Johnson, jr.

SOPHOMORES: ROW 1 - Dick Guest, Dennis Curtis, Jerry Day, Kent Walker, George Krebs. ROW 2 -Manager Brent Javaine, Joe Brklacy, Michael Jeppson, Angelo Mascaro, Jerry Erlenbach, Richard Zdunich,larry Emery,Deceptive Kent Walker drives and scores on a layup againstthe Murray sophomores. ophomore Coaches \"Tuff\" Linford and Robert Teran collaborated to bring home the best record Keeping up with the J.V.'s and Varsity\ the the sophs have achieved for several years.sophs also took first place in the region. Startingout with a close loss to Highland in their firstgame, they ended the season with a nine win, twoloss record. 143

/ launching a powerful Javelin throw Is Brent Price, weightman and sprinter. With pl e nty to spare , Reynold Johnson cl ears the cross bar while pe rfe cting his form.TRACK TEAM : ROW 1 - Byard Price , Ke nny Smart, Kendall Voyce, Frank Lessl e y, De nni s Woodward , Gary Fullm r, EmmottLe ssl e y, Leslie Holt . ROW 2 - Gail Burkinshaw , Jay Mount ee r, Raymond Bre nn e man , Clare Wardl e, Brent Price , Mike He ine ck e,Russell larson, Me lvyn Heaps , De nn is Gree n, manag e r; Eug e ne W e bb . ROW 3 - Ni e l Butte rf ie ld , Clifford Jon es, Bill Mitch e ll ,Stanley Johnson , Ke nt All sop, Curti s Cook , Brent Java in e, Re ed St e ve ns, Coach Robe rt Te ran . ROW 4 - Manag e r Rolph Muir,Gory Benn e tt , Darryl Potte r, Dick Be nck , Robe rt Eth eri ngton , Re ynold Jokn son , Eddi e Pond , Mike Bull e tt, Phillip Ke mp, manag e rClyde W illiams.

Track Schedule Employing both speed and height, Bill Mitchell seeks a record in the broad jump.March 29-Jordan, Bountiful, East.April 5-Pleasant Grove, Murray, Jordan.April 19 & 20-B.Y.U. Invitational Meets.April 26-B.Y.U. Relay Carnival.May 4-Regional Meet at U. of U.May 11-State Meet at U. of U. Correct form for high and low hurdles is of con- rack stant concern to Kendall Voyce and Russell Larson. Pointing, coach Teran tells the way of placing starting blocks to managers Ralph Muir, Clyde Williams, anti Eugene Webb. Cold winds and now hamperedthe thinclads at early season. Jordanfell to East but came out ahead of Boun~tiful in a triangular meet on March 29.Then Jordan topped Murray 92 to 48.As the yearbook went to press, Jordanlooked promising. Robert Teran re~placed coach Ray Oliverson, whomoved to Murray. Coach Teran de~veloped exceptional talent in the 880relay, javelin throw, hot put, mile run,and the hurdles.

aseballFirst baseman, Mike Bullett, takes a called strike during the Co-captains Raymond Yasukochl and Rich-second inning that tallied 9 runs against Murray. ard Nielsen, surround coaches Sherm Crump and Glen Jackson, to discuss ad· \"Play ball,\" excited fans as the Dig~ vantages of a good bat. gers started league action by defeating Murray, 16 to 5. Coaches Sherm April 8-Jordan at Murray Crump and Glen Jackson, hoped to April 11-South at Jordan build baseball into a major sport. April 15-Jordan at West April 18-Tooele at Jordan April 22-Jordan at Olympus April 29-Ea t at Jordan May 2-Jordan at Cyprus May 9-Granite at JcrdanBASEBALL TEAM: ROW 1 - Stanley Jex, Brent Hogenson, Dick Guest, Ray Yasukochi. ROW 2 - Manager Bob Nelson;Jerry Erlenbach, Jack Sorich, Wallace Naylor, Dallas Hakanson, Floyd Morl, manager Ray Glad. ROW 3 - Coach ShermCrump; manager Jim Cartwright; Randy Dow, Larry Crump, David Thorum, Don Stephens, George Varanakis, RichardNielsen, Coach Glen Jackson.

TRYING OUT FOR JORDAN'S TENNIS TEAM ARE: ROW 1 - Gary Netmen opened the season againstCoe, David Jensen, Gary Colyar, Maurice Colyar. ROW 2 - Harold South on April 11. Jordan's previous rec~Rawson, Eddie Pond , Jerry Huish , Bill Kidder, Ronald Rasmussen. ord isn't very impressive, but after hoursROW 3 - Dennis Green, Wayne Sabey, Clifford Goff, Jay Stevens, of rallying, lobbi'ng, and serving practice,Roy Briggs. the team was optimistic over a good sea~ son. Coach Linford reported a large turn~ out of hopefuls for the squad. Schedule April 11-Jordan vs. South April 15-Jordan vs. West April 18-Jordan vs. Tooele April 22-Jordan vs. Olympus April 29-Jordan vs. East May 2-Jordan vs. Cyprus May 9-Jordan vs. Graniteolf COACH AND COMPETITORS FOR JORDAN'S GOLF TEAM ARE : ROW 1 - John Chamberlain, Ronald Rasmussen, Ray Plumhof, and Kenneth Nosack. ROW 2 - Coach Art Hughes, Sharin Rasmussen, Mike Cullis, Jerry Gardner, Tom Harward and Russel Taylor. Teeing off for the first regional meeton April 17 was the Digger's golf team,in hopes of making a record for futureteams to work toward. This year, onlythe second year Jord an has had a golfteam, there were no returning lettermen.Five men from each high school com~peted in each of the four regional meets.April 17-at MeadowbrookApril 24-at MagnaMay 1-at TooeleMay 8-at Meadowbrook

iris Getting into condition took considerable exercising and stretching. Aching bones and sore mu des futilely cried for respite from daily practice. When it was apparent that dancers were going to survive, proceedures and techniques were tarted. There were in tructions in proper form, grace, levels of movement, originality, creativeness, and choreography. DANCE CLASS MANAGERS: FRONT - Sharon Lennberg, Judy Lor· son, LaPrlel Tuttle. BACK - Joan Grant, Maxine Anderberg, Lucille Markus, Gay Shepplck, JoAnn Wheadon. Three farmers, Evon Despain, Connie Pierson, and Sharon Evans, go through the routine of the barnyard festival.Flying pigtails and m1ss1ng teeth are proml·[lent In Judy Brady and Jolene Cox's \"Ten·nessee Wig Walk.\" ''Indian Sun\" was Joyce Roberhon and Terry Haueter's contribution to the Donee Assembly. 148