Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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rella mcmullen Full many a gem of purest ray serene, The deep unfathomed caves of ocean see; Full many a flower is born to blush unseen, And waste its sweetness on a boy named Lee. GLEN BECKSTEAD Fair haired and fair minded. He made every defeat a stepping stone to success. VERA JOHNSON Face and figure of a child Though too calm, You think, and tender For the childhood you would lend her. LEONARD SHIELDS Love and duty reveal Leon- ard, the man, But why does he make West Jordan his mecca? 16

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EDWIN SWENSON Always at his post of duty, Though you would rarely know it Unless you called on him specially. MARY JOHNSON Mary, Mary, not contrary Whenever wanted to “play,” But courting work she’d of- ten shirk, At least so Murray boys say. WILLIAM NELSON He knew his place and he kept it, When Ida was around. BEATRICE LINDELL She wore a smile upon her lip. Her fair cheek showed its dimple, ‘Her apron spread without a speck, Her air was frank and simple.” 15

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BERTHA SUND ‘‘And her voice it murmurs lowly As a silver stream may run. And her smile it seems half holy.” This, of course, is Bertha Sun (d). HARVEY GLOVER Bashful the first year, smart the second, in love the third. A student the fourth. GENEVIEVE ORGILL Shaky of pen but glib of tongue, You’d always find Gen, Good friends among. WILLARD OLIVER Lincoln like he towered above his fellows. And they were charmed by his drollery. 17