Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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SUPT. I). C. JENSEN Pajce

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 .fOl'CWOVb Owing to our efforts to get this annual out before the end of the school year, the editors have been forced to omit the athletic and social events occurring during April and May. It is hoped that our subscribers will pardon this omission. As school finances have been a source of worry during the entire year, the staff here desire to thank the students and patrons who gave them such loyal support by prompt subscriptions. If the student body could just be made to realize the enjoyment to be derived in later years from glancing through this permanent record of their school days, such worries would become a thing of the past in Jordan. The editors wish to express thier appreciation of the services rendered them by three of our faculty mem- bers, namely, Miss Lierd, who supervised all the art work; Miss Horst, who collected the literary material, and Mr. Ramsperger, who as school photographer, was very instru- mental in making our book a success. We also tender our thanks to all other faculty members and students who have given us such splendid assistance throughout the year. We believe that as far as we are concerned, the tardi- ness of the publication is practically unavoidable. All ma- terial was sent in before the first of April. Instead of receiving our “cuts” in nine days as we should have done, we did not receive them all until the 1st of June. Everything was done to hurry them up. On account of strikes and continued shorthandedness. the engravers could do no better and the book was delayed just that much. —The Editors. Pnjge I

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SDebicatton The students of Jordan respectfully dedicate this school annual to Superintendent D. C. Jensen. By so doing, they acknowledge the faithful services he has rendered to the Jordan School District, and express the gratitude of all con- cerned for the invaluable part he has played in making the Jordan High School one of the very best in the West. For three years he has labored with the people of the dis- trict to satisfy their own particular educational needs. Al- ways genial, always fair, square, and open to conviction, he has harmoniously discharged his difficult duties to the benefit of the district. The patrons neither can nor will ever forget the obligations they owe to him. His honesty and integrity are a worthy example to all who come within his influence. lie has had no small part in making obsolete the phrase, “I never had a chance,” on the lips of the men of tomorrow. No student in the Jordan district will lack a high school edu- cation if the policies of Superintendent Jensen are carried out. In connection with his broad educational program he has inaugurated a practical health crusade which will make his name memorable in this district. It is with a feeling of pride and gratitude that we dedi- cate this year book to our worthy superintendent. l aK«