1931

REX WHITMORE EditorDARREL JENSEN Business Manager

15EETUIGGER I9 ~ I

L. W. NIELSEN Principal

rzJeJicalion 0 MR. L. W. NIELSEN, PRINCIPAL OF THEJORDAN HIGH SCHOOL,WHO HAS EXERCISED THEGREATEST ABILITY IN HISOFFICIAL CAPACITY ... WHOSEDEALINGS WITH THE STUDENTSHAVE BEEN THE ESSENCE OFFAIR PLAY ... WHOSE HELPFULSUGGESTIONS AND CON-STRUCTIVE CRITICISM HAVEBEEN A SOURCE OF INSPIRATIONFOR US ALL . . . WE DEDICATETHIS 19 31 BEETDIGGER + + +

HRU THE PAGES THAT FOLLOW ...IS HIDDEN A GREATT R EAS U R E ... T HATT R EAS U R E IS T H EACTIVITIES ATJORDAN FOR THEPAST YEAR+++SEEK, AS A PIRATEWOULD ... DIG, ANDYOU WILL FIND THETREASURES ... HIDDENIN THE PICTURESAND WRITING ONEACH PAGE+++

I -- REX WHITMORE Editor LUCILE HAWKINS Assistant Editor LOREN BAKER Artist EARL ANDERSON Artist DARREL JENSEN Business Manager HENRY DAYAssistant Business Manager

I ' Conl@nls ; + FAMILIAR SCENES EXECUTIVES CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES FEATURES'

..1 SCENES CajJiain Kidd and bis jJirates were the most feared of all whosailed under tbe slwll and crossbones. Great was the worth of tbetrrasurc tbry rajJ iured; and many were tbe skeletons of gentlemenwho had drfir•d them. W'ith short, sharjJ cutlasses and long, heavypistols tbey sailed fortiJ on nameless seas, gatbering the riches of1m/ort1111afe fradesbijJs.

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EXECUTIVE§ Under tropical skies Captain Kidd's crew would silently burytheir trea urc in the sands; and silently would one of the crew bechosen co be killed and left on guard. But finally Captain Kidd wasca[Jfured Tlis body was hung in chains on the banks of the Thameswhl're, for years, it da11 gled in the wind, a warning to all evil-mindt•tf railors .

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LAYTON NELS ' )N MARIAN ITA D I IAROLD MAX FIELD REX WHITMORE Prnirll'lll Viet• J>rnidcnl rrrelan1 Judge= BARNEY WlliTE ERALD LU E LUGE I: I IA. WKI DELMAR LARSO Prost'r11li11g Allornt· Mt~rsbal fin/ Associate Judge 211d Associate Judge A'I'IIFRINE CA. l[ R BERT DEWEY RUBY GRAHAM ELLE ROSSE ll'rk of Co11rl Yt•/1 Lt•t~tfer Yell Let~drr Yell Leader == IIIII 111111 111111 1111 Ill Page Nineteen

IIIII_ == tudcent JBody Officers The Student Body officers, under the capable and enthusiastic leadersh1p =of their president, Clayton elson, their vice-president, Marian Hand, andtheir secretary and treasurer, Harold Maxfield, have worked diligently during = =the past year in order that another volume of the history of the Jordan l igh =School may be closed, accounted for, and remembered a one of the mo t uc-cessful year's the ·chool ha · ever had. The e officer , repre enting the executivedepartment of the school organization, have charge, directly or indirectly, overall of the school activities during the school year. The student body may wellcongratulate themselves upon their wi e choice of leader for the past year. The student body court is the judicial department of the school's organi - =zation. With it rests the po\ver to punish any offenders of the tudent- body, and to interpret the school constitution and to enforce its law . The court=- assi ts the faculty and the student body officers in maintaining discipline throughout the school. The econd succe ful year for the tudent c uncil of the Jordan I Iigh = School has just been clo eel. The council, a body of forty -four members, is the representative body, the \"legislature\" of the chool. It i composed of two members taken from each fir t -period class. The member arc divided into two groups, the principal members and the alternate member . [n case of th.c= absence of the principal, the altcrnati ve acts in his place. The purpose of= the council is to serve a a medium in bringing , bout a clearer and l er understanding among the students, among the gr up of studen , and among the students and the faculty member . The school feel that this organization tends to promote a more friendly spirit among the student body. The council ende:lVors to upport and to aid, in every way pos ible the variou cxi ting organizations of the school. 1111 IIIII I IllPa ge Twenty

CLA§§E§ CajJ!ain Kidd and his jJirates once decided to kill a young, bea1di-fu l 71/0IIIan cajJfive, and to bury her with their treasure that she 11tightk.eej1 cnvay infruden he screeched i1t a dreadful manner. Althoughthey soon sileuced her, they did not silence her spirit. Still in theearly d us!t, the screeches of the maiden come across the waters to themaiu lancl.

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BIL D I RI{,{, .illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!l -.STERLTN JENSEN GLADYS CUNDICK ELMER GRIFFITH President Vice-President SeCJ'efar)'-T reaS11 re r D L1 ring the pa t year the class of \"3 2\" has been one of which the schoo l may well be proud. Its activities have been a credit to the name of Jordan. An excellent example, set by the leaders, Sterling Jensen, lady Cundick, and Elmer Griffith, has been followed by all== its members. The Prom was a sample of the work of this class as it was carried out in debating, in music, in dramatics, in athletics, in social activities, and in scholastic attainment.== 1111111111111111111111 11111111111 111111111111 Ill Fage TJ,irty-tbree

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ORGANIZATIONS Tbae bau1• been only two lady jJirafes lwoum to history. Bot/ywNe 'lll'ry bold ai/CI g1•eat figbters. It is said that once, 1vhen engagedin a figbl 1ui!b a man-of-war, they stood upon the deck and bravelywil•ltli•d lbi•ir sbarjJ cu tlasses eve11 tbough their fellow pirate~ ha ·lmrrendered. A/lt•r many ·years they were captured and extcuted.