Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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East BJUl Auft Erstammt ©f ilin £ ntuira » i EALIZING that our clay of departure from this life in the J. H. ■ Ii S. is near at hand, we, the Senior Class, leave to the following our most treasured possessions: My gym shoes and tan sox to the J. H. S. Museum—W illard Oliver. My checkered skirt to Mr. Jorgenson for a desk cover—Flavo McMullin. My light blue tie with orange and green dots to the Freshies for a pennant—Harry Jones. My history note book to he used as a text for Western History next year—Naomi Pixton. My laugh to be taken on a blank record for the Victrola—Glen Beckstead. My sister Hazel to some bright, capable young man—Edith Cun- dick. My art of speech making to Burton Oliver- Heber Egbert. My wardrobe of waists to the fashion show of next year—Mae Winquist. My fatherly attitude to tame Herbert—Elgin Morris. My school spirit to Gunhild Larson—Leona Heaps. My dreams of blonde girls to Lamont—William Nelson. My art of making things stir to the Senior Class of next year— Gen Orgill. My spunk to the athletes of next year—Ruth Peterson. My dramatic ability to the high school dramatists of next year— Robert Pixton. My suggestive ability to the next year home problem class—Mau- rine Peterson. My love to Roland Smoot—Beatrice Tolbert. My attentive attention to small boys—Vera Woodruff. My suggestive hints about neckties to the Freshies—Elbert Des- pain. 20

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JUNIOR CLASS