Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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' E I ' Bee-tdigger if Q 1 'L ' H ' 4 l, J 35,7-1,1 A Record of tho' School Activities A. . of the i , , 4, M JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL l' f I for the year l9Z9 and l930 I .I X H 4 ' , Q , A k sg-.N 3 is I Q . I ' Published, Anmcaily by the Students E U' mal M N i V hi of tba I i A -V if if 3 'X YW? ' T JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL P - 'i ' ,M i A H H A MM. ,-,,,..--,m. ,,,,..,,,.,. Nga'-'p n--1 1 1 v H... 'dw' 4 E- a Hfm4LQLfQmdymAZ .- f N A 1 i l l 9 I l S Q S DEDICATION 3 Q 9 . - 1, .0 - L .4 To THoMAs A. ljnlsmv, who, by his achievements and accomplishments, has illuminated the civilized world and whose life and character so beautifully illustrate The Spirit of Progress, is this HBO Busrnlcmen dedicated, FUREWORD Through the ages the spirit of progress has been the vital force which has prompted men to do great and noble things. To trace pictorially and verbally the birth and growth of progre s in our high school, as exemplified by the life and achievements of THOMAS A. EDISON is the purpose of the l930 Beermooen 43 Carolme Klmball Edztor Rex Whxtmore lumor Ass stavt Elvira Larsen jumor Asszstant Lllhan jensen Sophomore Asszstant Elden Boggess Busmess Manager Darrel Jensen lr Asustant X J 15 n fx f o N .F X . A - - . . kb ol! l STAFF 2. CSE , x V. J X FEATURES J E w ff fxx f MM X I f E ww Ewa Q S j K I ,R J soar l V xiuw. -... CONTENTS 'im nl 'Q i Ein illllemnrinm II.-XROLD HARRISON CORA BECKSTROM IADEAN BAIRD E Nb CQ, gg ,Qs 1:11 ew fri'-2 'H s Q l ', ,Nfff - 6 , ., 1 '-lk ' , Sf fmk -T r-ff k U . 'Q CQ Q? dxf if lIO ww. Q Tv' as Tv 4 , wh ,M I' b o - .L gi'QjE Po + A-JV P f 'D SCENES P v W W.. .. u. ..-. .ms 4 iwywq' lm 1: -.. ,....,, xl ' H N' .. . 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DORIUS C, R NELSON gfzfc 1930i Becidiggm LAURA GARDNER M. H. GRISENWOOD IRENE OSMOND P. GOLD B R ANSON 43 F Page I9 Uffiff IIWEIIIII I5GQ'I1IIig'gjV?3 'P IV I. E. BUSHNELL IDA HEYWOOD E. G. FPPERSON O. D. BALLARD Fl g- Page 20 C X . X, Xlx W RS. W ROBINSON L. E. BUTLER BEATRICIS AND ERSON M.-XBEL LARSON She 19313 l?ieeldigge1'f xf Y ,, ,4 -4 RAI,l'll TLICKER Y.-XI.l:R,-X Sttlilrli FRANK WRIGHT Scrruluri' and Truutttrcr l'ift'-l'n'xidt'1tI l'rcxidt'1tf 0RliN l5IAf1K GLIENDIEN Nllil.SliN Dl'ANl2 BAl.l.ARD .llnrxlmll Clrflz nf Cum! ludgv of Court DAVID BROWN SMITH GR,-KX'l' ROBERT DEWEY Tull .llrlift'V Nc4'n1n1 flsmrialt' luxllve MII Muster StfucdlentfB0dy Ufficers and Court With the termination of this school year we may lzty our work aside with Z1 feeling of well-done. The year has pmved that the student-body showed good judgment in selecting lfrnnk Wright president, Valera Sotfe vice-president, and Ralph Tucker secretary und treasurer of the student-hotly. These officers have worked diligently and unceusingly to keep alive ull student-hudy activities. The student-hody court has cooperated in regulating student behavior. They should be cununended, along with the student hody otlieers, for the success of the past year. 4 Page Zl ,Me k - 'T .J sight' Beetdiggerg 1 n Tlhie Student Council Every school needs an efficient, workable, organization to pro- mote a friendly spirit of cooperation among all members. We be- lieve that we have such a group in the Student Council of the jordan High School. The Council does not take the place or do the work of any other governing or advisory body, but it does supplement and aid every other existing organization, It serves as a medium of expression and better understanding among students and groups of students, and between faculty and students. The Council is purely a representative body, composed of one member from each first period class. This year marks the beginning of the Council, and its record thus far is commendable. The admin- istration thanks all those who have helped to make the organization a reality, and hopes that the coming year will see the favorable growth that might reasonably be expected. Page 22 i ui, 5, ??,Q U 0 lui- S , Qiwf NIR xgfyf: ' 1 JW 55235. W t N My S5 f Ar' Q b1Q?.fm ,fi QYJQU 323. .QQ L ',fgw 'f 'QT Vi? ,Q ' 415x341 W , -Q N iq 4,1111 WIIIIWS C, 1 'HH t , 1895 'HMMWMMNI f CLASSES Wgftc l 5QfKl?eetdiggerGee 2 l HORALD BATEMAN MARVETTA HARDCASTLE Dl,iI.L IIAUN President ,Vice-Prexident Secretary D S e n ll 0 ir s The class of '30 is preparing to begin a new field in life. lts accomplishments during this school year have been many. The success of the class is marked in the scholastic record it has reached. in its brilliant achievements in athletics, and in the support it has given social activities. The outstanding features of the school year have been the Senior Assembly, the Senior Hop, the Senior Play, the Annual' Senior Progressive Party, and-greatest of all-Com- mencement. And now that .the year is closing, these Seniors feel that they have made a successful attempt to make this class another one that jordan can remember and be proud to have had. Page Z4 MILD IIXRIXLXSIWI HY Il VIFRIILLD XII RVBY STONM NVD C. J r 'MS !f2'3Iy l5f1?hWit3?EW IJFLL ILXUN LNLIQX XILLSEX HLXNK WWHKHVV P415 HUR,-XLD BATFMAN MARV ETTA HARDCASTLE NOAL BATEMAN . M,, MWMWMM Page 20 ,fir-. -.1 ,,, , 5 7-Ji 'w'-A 1 CAROLINE KIMBALI. , ,1 K MARK WRIGHT 1 I f f X T GLENDEN XIELSEN v L' QQ E n I 5 , I PIEARI. SORIENSON PARLEY ISLA I R FANNIE IIIIUIIAR W WW9f MMWWH L - .Y ,,..- , ..- ,,,. ,. ..-...,, , . . . .. .. ...... .. ....1,,-M..,- IEDDIE BU'I I'I'fRFIELD VIRGINIA 'IIRNIER WA IQI' SMITH P Page lf RALPI I 'l'LfC K Ii R MARY AFTO PETFRSFN REX CRLWIP N Wfinf 49545 5prf '1f ilf MiW'Qf V f' Q L E VALHRA SOFFE ALGENE CLAYTON ELNA CX R I .SON zs ' f -'--- - - Q FRANCES DAVIS ISLIAS BL l lAliRF HELD L I I PhCLf'1'+'v liLDlX BUGGFSS AGNES VITXG Ii R.-Xl.D BIiRNlCl'2 .IIMMIIE GARDNER GASKILI. fm - dw 'lv' YfJ'4f? I'.z:i 20 A A ff' fic- Ufiifm Q5l?wcw.QMg3ff W11w1 if . Q Rf go VERL ELAINE BECKSTFXD PROCTOR JANE I C NIFLSEN -' ' RICHARDS ARTHUR CASPER EVELYN NIISLSEN Rage 30 I lil .I ,ISN LFVINE HAROLD Sl IAW GI..-XDYS GLNDIERSON DON.-Xl. SWAN i EQ:1Haci Api i.gf'fr1 , l.liUN PARDUHN JOYCE PAGE ALLEN PRQ KT-OR 'lkl IIEO UST! ,FR C-Wi- il? Page 31 O wgfue II95QfXiBecidiggerC K, N K, in fl R D FRANK CA ROL SAINSBURY JENSEN MDA RLSSEL ALLEN EVANS THEODORE 1soo'rH EDITH FREEMAN MILDRIED 1 wl1-12uRn .ION ES HANSEN Page 32 V 4 f HI I dm I950fQ'Qg Bemdiggvn 'f , 4 'ii A WON . Tffsfgg Bomilzo 'F VERN ELVA HNLMSOX GLOVER ZELDA BILLS ALWN BORG lauwl ' A' ' L Momus f l -s Page GEORGE BECK MABEL COOK JOHN SPENCER DORIS CUNDICK 574, -f ' , 7,,. pw-A V QMLQ Efgjlu 351E:E:.v-a i,lQ5rgiggftl'i E r V l I 1 RUTH ADAMSON HOWARD BARBEN TENNIE RICHENS GLEN H. TOLMAN Page 34 l VSI I ' J . . X5 X Bliwlf-'P Q RONALD P-'WW NEWBOLD fu LE umxo FAH cgoui ORGILL RUBY SMITH m.Ax1.s'moM GRANT vloLE'r MARY sgguku JENSEN c P Q 35 F f mdffiw I95OfigBeeMiggc1r 1 I 5 r A JU DUANE EDITH BALLARD FREEMAN FLORENCE RONALD BUTLER ' PAGE GAIL ELLEN PETERSON BUTTERFIELD BARTA ELLA , . SWENSOX GLDDE5 Page 36 A fffw 19315 qHCAa iLHQZ3L'z' f N BEle'rm ALLEN 'ruexrau GUNDERSQN owex EMILY XEIASUN .'Xl..l.L1OOD 5 EVHLYN HUGH BIRD WINGER ELVA TUE? Comms Rumi 05 I I-Ui ' mg, 17 Gag Wglte I 50.W,5l,tiBeetdiggerrG 1 FURN BATEMAN LQLAYTUN NELSON MARY RICHARDSON SBCIBUIIV President Vice-Presidenl I Junlors The class of '31 has an enviable scholastic re:ord inter- woven in the history of jordan. The juniors have been very active in the dramatic, the musical, and the social activities of the school, and have also been very prominent in all athletic fields. This class has been guided through the past year by the capable leaders, Clayton Nelson, Mary Richardson, and Furn Bateman. The juniors, alert, enthusiastic, and loyal, may well be proud of their record in helping to make jordan a lively school. Page 38 0 I Q mme I'9R54J iB0Rm'Miggm'f1 liVIil.YN IIANSIEN I:ARI. AINDLRSON FERROL SMITH BARNEY WHITE WAYNDA RILHENS Rlzllil-N HAL-N REX WIIITMORE llATHl3R INE CASH TARO FAI RBOU RN .4 FR NCES GARDNER v I AJ RUSS BAIRD ,IINSIE FARMER Page 39 Wglfle Il93QZ3B4eetdiggerGQ ' HARVEY DAHI, RUBY LEAK LAWRENCE ECKMAN OLIVE MILLER EUGENE HAWKINS ALVA DIMOND VERA ANDERSON ELDING PETERSEN MELBA ANDRUS HAROLD CRAMER LAYON THORNBLAD GLENN SEAL Page 40 fc QA C7136 l95OnBee1digg01 DORIS BIRUUN AliS'l'I4N KQOUK LUIS SWINSON GORDON JUNIES I VANILIE Blzhli. A CALN L RT DLBPAIN STAN! I-Y ,I. 'ITRNIER URPIIA SOFFE AIXIN MCGUIRE DONNA MAXl3Ilil.D Il.'XRXl1Y UAIQESON I-VKX ,IACOHSEN g Page 4l Wgfme I95Q'iY'B00iQDixggm?G ROWAN BLTl.lS R HELEN SMITH ARCHIE EASTMAN IDA COOLEY JACK GARFIIQLD LA R.-XE HOF ii IYG M.-Xlllli IIIQNDRIKIKSIQN ll,-XRRIHI. -IIENSEN NK xx mm Y wfxsnsulcx 3 lzl DEX WISBIS IEXIMA STIEAIJMAN AICXOI lb ANDl:RSLJN ua 42 . f M3510 1950, V VI5ccI1Iiggm Q 'f VURN BATIEMAN IVAN KUNX 'I'III':KI A KL Xl FRANK NEI SON VELDA IILKJGINS OSCAR I.IuX'IX!1 STERI ING BLAIR YIERA GREISNXX-'OOD alll BERT BENSON RUBY PATE IIAROI D RASXIUSSEN XIINA MILLER 4 l'Qf 43 wgfw Becwldiggwg , JAMES SHULSEN ROWENE STEVENSON FLOYD GRAHAM AFTON GARDNE R LEO SABEY HELEN CUSHING GRACE NIELSEN ALICE DALTON RAYMOND KEMP MERVINE CHRISTENSEN HOWARD NELSON HELEN FARRAR HOWARD G. OLSON WALLACE BURT 4 Page 44 Wcwuc I950Of5fK Bee1diggen1G 'f hU nx IAN NEFF BROWN VlRGlNlA BATEMAN WILLARD GODFREY MIERLE PIXTON ORIEN BLACK ALICE HOGAN ROSS POWELL MARY RICHARDSON ELMER GLOVER BE RNICE HOLT -I GLEN SIIAW DOROTHY HINNENKAMP ROBERT DEWEY Pug: 45 W-gfic 19501-fA', Becidiggerq f CLAYTON NELSON RUTH MCGUIRE 'DAVID BROWN LAU RA STOCKING HUGH SUNDQUIST ELMA OLSON ARCHIE EASTMAN MARJORIE DENSLEY ARTHUR BULKLEY KATH RYN HINNEN KAMP IIOLLEY MYERS LEONE PARK FRANK LA COMB 4 Pze 46 Wfjilte x Bteewliggere J Prom Committee MARIAN HAND l,OlS SWLENSON REX WIIITMORE, Chairman CLAYTON NIEISON FURN BATEMAN MARY RICHARDSON Junior Promenade The annual junior Promenade always is the climax of the social season. This year was no exception to the rule. Striking originality was shown this year by the members of the Prom Committee. 'lhe scheme of decorations successfully portrayed Patriotism, lied. white, and blue were the predominant colors. A lighthouse, a ship, and scenes of the sea completed the decorations. A great deal of credit is due the class of '31 and the faculty advisors, as well as the Prom Committee. for the success of the hall. Pa 4 EK Wcrilfte l950i,Elx!BeeldiggerG it I l l ESTELLE HARDY HENRY DAY ELISE HARDY Secretary President Vice-President S o p lhi o m o ir' me Although the sophomore class is the youngest class in school, its members do not, in any sense, lack the pep and the school spirit essential to a lively class. Every school activity has received support from the sophomores. For the first time in many years, a sopho- more vvon the Christmas story contest sponsored by the Broadcaster Staff. In football, in basketball, and in other sports the sophomores have been active. Some of the star players on the first teams have been sophomores. This class also has representatives in dramatics, in debating, and in music. The future high school years look br?ght for the sophomores, who have already made such a splendid start, With the loyal sup- port of each of its members thisclass should indeed make a favorable record during the next two years. Page -18 Wgfue l950 BeetdiggerGN ' ITLLIZN ROSNIT DONALD GREENWOOD ISYIELYN CRLLMP CLAIRMOXT MARGETTS LLJCILLE ll.-XWKIXS STVRI ING JENSEN MARVEL TERRY DFI MAR LARSON MARY TURNER IRENE THORNBLAD 4 Page 49 1 Ll' GERALD LUNNEN DELLA FE RGUSON CLIFTON ALLSOI' LILLIAN JENSEN WILLA FITZGERALD Amie 19520 '4LL, Becftdif?'o a-1' , on 5 1 'J MART! IA B ROWN HORACE BURGON ELLEN HLJTTERFIELD DUANE DENSLEY EVELYN RISKA Page 50 0 I r Y V J OJJLFVLC Bectcliggcl MARGLIARITF HAND VAUGHN PETERSON MYRI WASIIBURN GERALD ANIJRLFS GLADYS KQUNIJIIIK N', 1 I ROBERT OLSON LORNA 'RUSSEL STUART NELSON MAXINE MUIR LERX ELMEN 4 Page 5 l Wfme U930KEX i1BeetdiggerG-2 VORMAN CUTTER.-KH, I DOT CRUMP LAGRAND BLACK PHYLLIS BODELL GR-ACE BENSON RLABY GRAHAM Gll BERT WALLIN MARY BUTTERFIELD RUSSEL FREEMAN VERDA RAWSON E Page 52 f wgfmc Bee'tdiggerG Q MARYFI, TERRY IHA! MAR Ol SON MARTHA BROWN JOHNNIE YASUKOCHI IIELMA COOK WOODROW M ICKELSEN WILD.-X NIELSEN GLENN JOHNSON PIIILIS WHEADON TIIELMA KEMP n n 4 Page 53 bf Inc 1950 jIfXfBeeIcIiggerG Af HENRY DAY DESMO BECKSTEAD HOWARD BALLARD VAUDIS OLSON REX SHAW GEORGIA NIELSEN CARLISLE HOLT MAURINE SHULSEN JOSEPH KEMP IVY STEADMAN Page 54 L 10 195 Befeidiggw' BIERNIIECE KIMBALL ORLANDO SMITH QQONSTANLE IOYELL ARCIIIL HAUN IHLTH EVANS VELOY BUTTERFIELD TWILA PRATT lilzlil. COOK MARY WAKI HERMAN FREEMAN Page 55 Wmcme I igger GQ HOWARD SMITH JEAN BUTLER HAROLD READING MARIAN ASHMENT WILLARD JENKINS MARY HAMILTON IVAN MCGEE HELEN JANSSEN HAROLD HARRISON EDITH JENKINS 4 Puge 56 -ex' I , F! , ' ,,jpflIlU1jH, Q' I 5 lx X WV , 'w 1 X ' TI' ,O df 4 7 N91 Q 1 , i W i f Q .1 WM' I. Nf o ' , ' I K 4 W Q Q ur X - 5 , O , I. . MK , - g ' ,l, . 1 ill ' .:'+'u!mVn'f:'1 1900 J A I1'Hil'il gg','Qi1l'lm.X I URGANIZATIUNS F. -10 fm . Wi ?..,1MlI I' 'XL' 1,L'1ra5f'14I!p?, v . . -..-L-.V su X 5,fk,l mb, f. v I XiOl,ET SQUIRE RUTH MORRIS Prcxident Vice-Pnfxizlent EMILY ALLGOOD EYELYX CRUMP Club Repeller Serretary-Treaszlrer ELLEN ROSSE MARY TURNER MAURINE SHULSEN HELEN -IANSSEN IURXA RLFISELL M.-XXINE MUIR FARROI, SMITH l2Mll.Y WASHBURN jlf.-XX BLYLER K.-XTHfiRlXIf HIXYENKANIP LLAINE PROCQTOR ELVA GLOVIER L , Pune' 55 I-X nfs ,Ji- Ml I4 I r IJOROTIIY IIINNFNKAMI' I I 'He' -wg' ., . ,, M . I .. ORPIIA S0I3I5Ii NIARCELJERITIZ IIANIJ MELBA ANDRUS IIORIENUIE IIUTLIER DITSNA IIF4IIiS'I'lSAD IIIIRNICE GARDNl:R RUBY GRAIIAM MARY I IAM II TON DOT CR L'NI I' MARION IIAND WIIIBA NIEISIEN GLENIJFN NII:I.SI1N MARY RICI IARDSON GIADYS CUNDIKIK GRACE NIEISEN C- I Y, ,, , , ,, -R --,-.,, ..,. ,,...,......1 Q Pup' 99 O IVIIUIAIII 19519 q Bec'IdiggGIf3O - PAUL C. BOYCIE JIMMIE GASKILL HAROLD SHAW CALVERT DESPAIN Adviser l'1'esidenIf Vice-I'rcxide1zi Secretary-Treasurer Jordan Future Farmers A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION by Page 60 C Wgfte l95Q.g5iBeetdiggerfN ,IT Future Farmers Department During the past year three members of the department have been granted thc degree of State Farmer in the national organization. They are Jimmie Gaskill. Paul Parr, and Harold Shaw, The degrees are: Green Hand, Future Farmers, State Farmer, and American Farmer. The board of education awarded cash prizes amounting to thirty-seven dollars to students of the department, Ralph Gardner winning first on sugar beets, Jimmie Gaskill winning first on truck gardening, Rueben Haun winning first on sheep, Ervin Ainsworth first on swine, Paul Parr first on chickens, and Austin Cook first on grain. The department is proud of a complete set of new tables and many new books and bulletins. State Fair jordan Future Farmers were very successful at the 1929 State Fair. They won M60 in cash prizes. Some of the major prizes were on sheep-368.00 having been won by Rueben Haun, Eugene Hawkins, and Grant Beckstead. ln swine 835.00 was won by Ralph Gardner, Neff Brown, and Ervin Ainsworth. ln poultry 815.00 vas won by Gerald Crittendon, Eric Rundquist and Reed Crane. In crops 552.00 was won by Gerald Crittendon, Eric Rundquist and Reed Crane. ln crops 852.00 was won by Neff Brown, Harold Shaw, Jimmie Gaskill, Russel Freeman, and Harvey Dahl. judging teams represented our school at the State Fair and in Ogden in crops, livestock, and Poultry. They were composed of Harvey Dahl, Rowan Butler, Rueben Haun, Rodney Neilson, Stuart Richards, Russel Freeman, Jimmie Gaskill, Douglas Neilson, Harold Shaw, Malen Littlefield, Arnold Adair, and Keith Nosack. Scholarship and Awards Jimmie Gaskill won the Sl00.00 scholarship given by Union Pacific Company to be used in attending an agricultural college. Ralph Gardner won a gold medal and 812.00 cash prize for the best sugar beet project in the state. Paul Parr won a prize of I00 baby chicks for the best chicken project. Jimmie Gaskill won a bronze medal on his truck garden project. Rowan Butler won a bronze medal on his sheep project. Neff Brown won 815.00 for the second highest yield in sugar beets. At the Murray Junior Livestock Show the club won 849.00 in cash prizes. At the Ogden Stock Show they won 8102.50 in cash prizesg mainly by Russel Freeman on his sheep. Y 11144 Page 6l 'i 'td fghe I93Up l3e.eltligget'G CAROLINE KIMBALI. .IESSH FARMER EVHLYN NIIELSEN GRACE NIEISTN Prexidenl Vice-President Sefretary Yu!! .lliftress Clhlaurllonians The accomplishments of the Charlonians are many and their failures are few. They work for high scholastic records and they show a great deal of pep and enthusiasm in every school activity. This year has been a happy one for them. They have appeared at every basketball game to support the team, in their artistic uniforms-sweaters, caps, and megaphones in the school colors, red and grey. The Charlonians have been known as the boosters of the School. ln spite of tlilficulties, they have always attempted to do the right thing. They have set a good example to the rest ol' the school, n I ffnn '1,f-w.2+ f, 1. :!i., SQL'Ililg GI OYIAR j. XIIELSLN HAND CARI SON BOIKLRLI I , SXX IENSUN I4lT!Gl:RAI.lJ go- Ii. SNYIQNSON Al,l,l2N tlARIlNlili KE. Nllfl SUN .VXIIXXISON lJl:Nhl.I:Y llARIlK1AS'l'l,I3 Hlwli X, mil-Hi 1. XIlfl,5l4N CASH O, SOFH5 f ---------f ' Pngr 03 'M ' u' ' ' Wgllie I 5Qfll'iBeetdiggerG Q BARNEY WHITE IIAROLD BATEMAN CATHERINE CASH President Social Committee Social Committee AIARYIETTA HARDCASTLE LILLIAN JENSEN Social Committee Reporter DONAI. SWAN -OREN BLACK A Social Commztlee Secretary ELLA SWENSON FLORENCE BUTLER Social Committee lf'ice-President li.-XTIi GRIEISR GENEYIEVE ANDERSON I'i:e-President Reporter CdelaM The Dramatic Club, sponsored by Miss Van Johnstone, is one of the largest and most popular clubs of the school. Its members are recruited from the Speech Department. The annual Dramatic Art party was given by members and pledges on the night following the presentation of I-Iigh Pliers, the annual school play. Members of the faculty. the alumni, and the charter members were special guests. Charter members officiated at the initiation of the thirteen new members of the Order of the Spur. Mrs. Robinson is High Priestess of the organization and Miss Oralie Rawson serves as official mascot. The club has sponsored plays, readings, and fantasy, for assembly and com- munity programs throughout the year. A Play a Month, has been the slogan this year. and the Club has worked diligently, and has faithfully adhered To this program. Page 6-I e K A f':' imc- W ' n vgffwf E J ll JQLXVQ ,4r'ge2 E 1-fi, M 51 OI MAN u.1xwKlNs RIVIIARD5 ll. vxxxxl-xmxxlf MUIR EVANS HAND xx QIIEXSEN xlrlsox Mu I.l-.R vfxlxlcs rxolxlalm swwxsox lm. 4lIiNSliN mnluxl-,R 43, VHZNSEN 1. Nl15lSl1N mm-. KIMBAI1 BLNTLER HIONIES P1-Al'laRsoN 1 Nui! sm ' - -'- '-w' 4W W ' P,1gg0:a Q19 iii 3253 ,af 1931? in 1PmOff::lc-ligger H 1 12 ,ng C. R, Ylzl SOX ILXRXIEY XXHITIE I.. fi. HL'l'I,lzR ,fldzflwr S:'4'n'lz11-1' ,!d'L'lXL'7' Nlfl HEY Il,-XIX RIJNAI IJ P.-XC?- Vlm'-I'rei1der1I l're51derzl Xl:Rl BIKIKSTI-All P.-XRI,IfY lil AIR NORMAN CXJT'lxl.RAl.L ill AYTON NELSON AI X IX AICGLIIRH UAH. l'I2Tl:RSUX XY.-Xl.l.M1I-I I5LfR'I' I-I DIN HUGtlllSS ROW,-XX BLTTI lili l:l.IAS l4l. l lxllliI5ll',I.lJ GI IEYN Slfkl KI. C. RICHARDS , , ,-W 44 Pug: 66 1 - u 4 wfjlfw 1930Aljecltdiggerf ' M 1. F54---'P 1...l , 1 V wQ- 35' 1 fidtffxrisxifdlslt wtrir sf J i 1 f'r,l.a.,4Zrt4idS' rtswiwiix. H55 llRUAlJlll1N'l' DAHI. lIU'l l'lzRAl I. IIANSIEN IK-JL'l,'l'lER IKNADY lllt.liS The ttlI01l 4Clli1lIIll Archers' Cllulb .'Xrclicry is :inc ul' the nltlest and most picturesque sports nl' the xurrltl. It curnhines thc skill of crziftsmztnsliip and that ol' grind shut, fur most ul' the buys :tt .Ionian prefer to make their own equipment. lTntlcr the zulvisement nl' Mr. Dewey. the mechzmicztl art tenclicr. the nluh was trrgqniizctl. .Xt first. there were only at few members. but the numhcr hats been increasing so rapidly that in the future. it is cxpcctctl. the .Xrchcr's Club will be aniimg the lczuling clubs ill jordan. Pug: 67 L Elyavaff-MMggiv1r'f' W T i . . ' fi ffQ?U'L1 ' .W fm uw' V 2 2, K ku XXW- K Iii: ,H fill' 92' TP iw Girls, Athletic Association GRACE N I ELSEN President Page U8 C Ufae 19305 Beetdiggm QQ! ' N F G 'gill dx 3 x M2513 W 1,mm1digg3m CI IARLONIAN CLLB HOME ECONOMICS Cl.l'B l Er I if I 1 38- D .J N I ,,llmslfI11 ,SI Q XV I I. 'M I 5 2 I'. Q I A ' my V QQ gg .1 ,. jp Q 0 I I f1IvIW ACTIVITIES 4 wgfnc Beetdi 1 mm f n f +- gg u f iv xfvfafxja Vs! WWA Beetdiggbr Staff I ELDIN BOGGESS CAROLINE KIMBALL DARREL .IENSEN Business Manager Editar Assistant Business Manager ELVIRA LARSEN REX WHITMORE LILLIAN JENSEN Iuniof Assistant lunmf Assisiant Sophomore Assisiant I 4 Page 72 TII GR,-XXI Ill ANI- II.-KI I ARD I-R.-X'NIfI:S l2ARIJNI:Ii I mmlu Iwlrlnr Il4lII4'LjllI! lwlmrr D.-XX II? IKRUXYN XI'IlJN I'I'II:R5UX XXII I-URI? IIANFVX lwmmla lwlzlur liznrmm ,Ilurmgur IDXXIIJ IIKUXXX MARK XXRIUIII' IHXSI.-XX! I' IHXliI I- I'I I I Y RUSH X IUI I: I' BQIIRI-. IXXII N XIII I SI N 4 .-X IIIIININI1 1-XNII MARY xlI:NSI-N I II I IXX ,II N5vI:N kll Y LIQAXI- RI IIN LIRQXII,-XXI IIILIII NINIJQYIFI' NI.-XIHIl'I'RIII: IIANIB X.XNI1.I III-1 Ix .g,,,,Bg,g,im.:.:.,,. '. L, ,, . ,..Y1'. , ,Y ,g,..:,..g, , .xL5...L.L,.1.J1.....4:.:Li .,- , ., .,, -.,---,.4 -- , ,Q ,. 9, ,,, ,,...,..-.-- MM I, -A by lust, jg H ig L wrffle ll95Q5',Eg51l3eetdiggerew h . Debating TEAM MANAGER Marvetta Hardcastle Wilford Hansen Ruby Pm LEAGUE DEBATE TRIANGLE Clayton Nelson Paul Parr ' 1-00616 ' Bingham ALTERNATES , .l0fdHH D0IQmZrQQ gfQl'jjQnP PRELIMINARY DEBATES Evelyn Irving - Constance Lovell C3225 American Fork COACH Murray Phil F. Goldbranson West Page 74 'fi cific 1951? lfieetdiggew 1't b EDITH JENKINS IYY NHSON RUBY l.IiAli AI TA McCI,OY I Il,I IAN STUKIES ,ll:SSIlj IZARMIER A H.-XR-IURIIQ IJVXSI Y Type IICHHHI 4 ln March. the xeven type studenta who were making the heat speed records were sent tn Granite. In this little conical, they 2lX't'!'ZlHCtl 1'zzvor:zh1y with their culhpeiilors. .9124 Pug! 75 Mollie l95UflBeetdiggez'G 'f Bfertty's Atncesto1rs9'aQfClliu1lb Pllalyj Betty Winslow, the last of the high house of Winslow . . ,lennie Bishop Devoral Weston, whom. with everything else she possesses, Betty has inherited ......... Katberyn Ilirmenkamp james O'Mara lll., of Texas . . ..... Oren Black The Spayde Sisters, sightseers ....... Ella-Lois Swenson Twins . . . Bell, Dorothy Hinrxenkampj Gertie, Mina Millerg Eva, Mary fE11X6'11,' Imogene, Marvetta Harduastle Mrs. Austin C. Wellington ..... A .... leanne Butler Miss Elvira j. Moore, who knows what she wants . Lillian lensen Mrs. Freddie Hitchens, a modern product . . . Macine Miur Mrs. Hitchen's Mother, who would rather sleep . . . Bertha Turner Great-great Aunt Letitia, a beauty of colonial days . . . Lucille Hawkins Ephraim Huntington ffirst ambassador to the court of France? . I. C. Richards james O'Mara I., continental soldier of fortune and early Western Pioneer .,......... Harold Bateman j. H. S. Assembly tWashington's Birthday? Granite, Sandy Ord Ward Reunionl I v- 4 Pug: 76 I wghe l95Uf7' Becldigger' The Boy in Blue FACULTY PLAY Period Play of Civil War tl-incoln's Birthday? David Page fthe boy in hluel . . . Mr. Greenwood Carol South, il daughter of Virginia . Miss Anderson Colonel South, her father . . . Mr. A. F. Smith Paul Lee, 11 hoy in gray . . Mr. Bushnell CARUIQS CIIUMS jczinne Trent . .... Mixx llelvn White Isabel llaire .,.... . .llzss Osmond Nlnnimy, a negro slave, Carols old nurse . .iliss .-lllvman Page 77 film' 19513 l fl3eelcliggei'fP 5 l Salesman . hill . Mrs. Bell Albert Bell Sylvia Bell Philip Flick Philip flick lliiitzlsy'-.M the Sign of the Cleft llezlrt . . . . . . . . . . . Glen Tolrnan . . . . . . . . . lilla Swenson l l NOT QUITE SUCH A GOOSEU ' lX't1l'llL I VlI Hinm'nka1np Hazel Hemlersen . Caroline Kiznlmll . Clayton Nelson Al. H. S. .-Xssenibly . . Ifvelyiz Nielsen lN1idvzlle -lunior High . Donal Swan Midvule-Old liolks , Oren Black 4 Page 78 , f w '+ cWi,ijl F7519 ' ilbrcwliiigj'g1vV'- i r i SENIOR PIAY - .XPPl.IiSAUCli Pa Rohiiwm . . l. C. Rirluinlx Business Manager . . llcll lliiini llalzcl Robinson . , l:'z'vIyii .Yiclwii Stage xlZll12lgL'f . . Ciirnliiiv lfiiiilmll Ilzmcl Rnhinsun . , lilla Sweiixnii Stage Mzmagvr . . . Ciirul lciixvii Mull McAllisIui' . . lfldiii Iinggvxx Direclm' . . Miss l ii'ii lnluixlniiv Bill Mc.'XllistL'i' . . Iluralil Ifiilwiiiiii Mal Rn!'insun ,.., -hlriii liiiilv Rollo In-nkim . . . lilvii Tnlimiii Max Rubinsrm , . I-'lurviiu' liulllcr v 'I'llli.llAL?N'I'IiD HOUSIT' Mzidgc . . Virgiiiia llaskiris llumcr ,Innes . . llarrcl lriixvii Bunny . . . lmuiiv Park Vlvim llmmsssey , Uruii llflurlc Rub . . . tiivrilnii .liiiius Ihe Llhmt . . Ihimzl .Nzqiiii xr.. ... ...- . .Y.. W- ..,.. ,. .......,.........,.-- ..,. ,,..... ..... A.. ....,,... ,-..........,.- ..,...,-. ....... ......-ff fum, TH eigllze T950 Beelfliggerfi ' ,,.. Dovey Doyle Mrs. Doyle . Mazie Murray Bzlrbzlrzl Bennett Ann Anglin . Nan Anglin . Beatrice Denson Aunt Emma . Rosie O'Gr:1dy Miss Mason . Professor Collins jack Whitney . Ezra Whitney Bob Bell . . john Murray Mr. Peyton . Mike . . Boo lv . Oren Black . led Brady . . Kate Greer . .Xliss Van -lohnsto lHIiglh1 Flyersw sCHooL PLAY . Frances Gardner . . Bernice Page Geizuriefe .-1 nderson . . Ella .Yicenson . Catherine Cash . livelyiz Nielson . jane Nielson . Florence Bnller . Marian Hand . Carolzne Kfnzball . Barney White . Harold Bateman . Darrel lensen Clayton Nelson . Donal Swan l. C. Richards . Gordon jones . . . Glen Tolman Business Manager . , Properly Man . In Charge of Stage Settings ne. . . . Gvzzeral llireclor Pale 80 Wdfie I95QCEg.i.Beetdiggev GX-1 . - , I l l t Orchestra The following l929-30 orchestra members are not in above picture: Violins- Clifton Allsop, Lyman Berrett, Dean Dewey, Robert Dewey, Opal llatch, Phyllis jensen, Constance Lovell, Evelyn Riska, Katherine Stokes, Grace Tolman, Myrl Washburn. Banjo-Isobel Rose. Cello-Berniece Kimball. Music Department The music department, under the direction of Mr. Epperson, has been very active and successful during the past year. The orchestra won the first place in the class A state contest last spring. Theron Hutchings was chosen second best flute player in the high schools of the state and Sam Soter won third place on his sousaphone. The band demonstrated its ability by its splendid music for the football and basketball games. The girls' and boys' choruses presented a cantata at Christmas time, entitled, The Child jesus. ' Members of the music department gave an assembly and the orchestra enter- tained the student-body with a program of classical numbers. One of the most successful events of the year was the comic opera. The Marriage of Nannettef' presented March l4. There was a cast of twenty-four and 21 chorus of eighty-seven. eh ir Page Sl warn aosajwectasggtisesai The Nlanririiage of Nannerttcegl V l The music department added to its list of accomplishments by pre- senting the opera, The Marriage of Nannettef' The leading parts were taken by the following singers: Susanne, servant at the Inn . Marcel, servant at the lnn . Pierre, notary, town crier, etc. Yvette, a village maid . . . Emile, a village ,boy ...... Paulino, a peddier Rene, a village youth, in love with Nannette Nannette, Zenobie's daughter . i . . . . Mme Zenobie, keeper of the lnn . N . . . Edmond, Zenobie's son, a highwayman . . . Roderique, Edmond's friend, a highwayman . 'Baptiste a highwayman , . . . . jean, a highwayman ..... Frederic, Duc d'Antin . . . Madelon, his daughter . . . . Hilaire, his steward Henri, Marquis de Hauteur, his nephew . . Reporello, a gypsy chief . . . Vvonne QGitanaJ Heloise's sister . . . lfdna Glover . lay Smart . llenry Day Virginia Turner . Robert Dewey Clayton Nelson . Eric Rundqnist Gladys Rnndquist Venetia' McAllister LeRoy Carsey . Darrel jensen . Noal Bateman , Daueby Green Harald Bateman . Ferrol Smith Lanvence Reading . Donal Swan . jesse Cramer . jane Nielsen Santo, Reporellos bear . . Marden Broadbent Zunga, the Bears trainer . . Louie Ponza Zingara, a gypsy girl . . . . Berniece Holt Heroise, Countess de Nlartigny . . . Zina Carsey Fifi, lleloise's maid . , . . Ardatb Rasmussen 3 4 Page 82 .Auf 5 'Z Q lac- l9f5Ul ll ,,il5celfliggm 1 Jordan High School Banda-1929430 The following 1920-30 band members are not in above picture: Trumpets-john Eltz, Levern Farnsworth, Morgan Grover, Calvin jenson, Glen Shaw, Saxophones- Duane Densley, Clayton Vawdrey. Clarinets-Dale Waters. 'TRUMPET QLI-XRTET STRING QLQ-XR'll:l' BA-lllixlrxx, EPPERSON, SHAW, FISHER, I-l'Pl:RSOX, All SOP NIANSSIEN RliDlVlAN Pug: 744 C - MJ ., . , 'ciffw I1Mul,b H0-.vin11gg 5 t5e.f11'2 GIRLS' GLEE Cl-L'B-1020-30 BOYS' Gl,l'EIi CIl.UB-1029-30. Singing Sweet Ad-0-Line ,Dfw Page S MA W3 ' c 1950.155tllkeldiggeve 'f O. D. BALLARD Coach Brought the basketball team through another successful season. liven though the team did not win a tournament berth, it exhibited a smooth-working floor game from time to time, with an occasional let down. COACH li. G. FOXLEY Ted The man responsible for the football team's wonderful showing this season. From new men he built up an team that was worthy to carry the jordan colors on any grid field. May his success continue. M ANAG lil! G EURG li B EC K Nl.-XXAC-lili WOODROW ,NIICKILLSON l'l3lE Kl:l1PlgR DL'.'XXli l3,XLl..XRD page 86 Wgfie I95Q.61.Bee'ldigge1'Gf2 ALTON BUTTERFIELD Tony The curly headed demon of the team. responsible for many pile-ups, and good on thc offense. Graduate. DUANE DENSLEY Spain Plenty of pluck and fight. Broke into enough games to be well stacked with experience, Back next year. l.lONEl,. BRADY Lion Lived up to his name. Good on both the offense and the defense. Back next year. DELMAR LARSON Swede A shifty, fast, broken-field ruhner. Hard to stop and harder to hold. f WESTON HAMILTON West Big and powerful and at hard hitter. A good pros- pect for next year. GILBERT BENSON Gib A good kick-off man and a tough homhre on the offense. Back next year REED CRANE Reed A go .gt-ner and a natural hum tighter. A hard sure tackle that brings down his man. Graduate. GEORGE HICKS Q Mouse Small. hut plenty of fight and action. Broke into it game here and there,- enouizh to win a lotta-r. Buck next year. I Page 87 warren 5Q.fgnwtdagger2eeQ STERLING JENSEN Sterl ght, but fearless. A rd tackler and good line :ker. Back next year. MARK WRIGHT Mark l not get into much ac- : because of a late start the season, but fought cl when he was used. Graduate. GUY CRANE Guy 07 Crane little giant of the n, a good receiver of :es and fast on the defense. Graduate, WALTER SMITH Walt Big Boy of the 1. Knocked more people n than he picked up, he picked up a great many. Graduate. HAROLD MAXFIELD Harry The cause of many failures for the other teams. Good on the offense and better on the defense. Back next year, ARZA BOULTER Afqiz Unexperienced ,but willing to learn. Broke into enough games to win a letter. Back next year. OREN BLACK Black The man beneath the pile, .good on plugging and making holes. Usually beneath every pile. Back next year. GERALD ANDRU5 Hurry.. Big and powerful-without experience. Broke into enough games to be well stocked with experience. 'Back next year, 4 e88 'V' 1' RALPH TUCKER Turk Captain One cause of the fight and stay with it attitude of the team. Graduate. NOAI. RATE MAN NalIy Alternated with Larson at quarterback. A sure tackle and a good offensive man. OWIEN NELSON Weed Lived up to his name- good on the offense and on the defense. Here. there, and everywhere. Graduate. FRANK WRIGHT Frankie Out the .greater part of the :-easnn on account of an injury in a pre-season game. Got into the last twu for a letter, however, Graduate. C- lgfie lllfill limeeltliggei' G., GERALD LLYNXEN HFH1.. A menu man on the of- fense, and a rough, hard tackler. Bruised and bat- tered through the opposi- tion time aftcr time, for first down. Back next year. FRANK l.A COMB Hula A mean man, and we don't mean maybe. Best to leave alone. Only has one weakness - hunting ducks. Back next year. HORALD ISATEMAN muah.. The main cog in the of- fense, and powerful on the defense, An excellent passer and at good lackler. Graduate. VAUGHN SOFFE usofle.. Au exceptionally good pass- er and a good receiver of passes. A mean man to run up against. Back next year. ...A Page 89 b Dlllli BL'TTliRFlEl.D EtrZiiv Captain ' on his shunting until last few gzmi-rs, hut his or game and captnincy rc intact thruughuut the tire season. Graduate. FRANK WRIGHT Wright s tht- stellar man on the ird lin6. covered the ur well and made baskets asionztlly. Matin job was rdfng and hu lived up his jub well. Grmltmtc. lll'GIl XYINGIER lVi11gf'1 ' rrnzttvtl with Tucker :tt lur. Gugtrtlctl well :tn.l :ist ltr:-nl-.er on thc nl- felise. Urzltluiutr. la p- gin- W5 T llvccltliggm' 6 5 X RALPH TUCKFR Tuck An excellent pivot man. could usually get the tip off from his opponent. Broke his own record of lhrce points once hy get- ting L-leven points. Graduate. GERALD LUNNEN Fat The running guard. Con- verted enough baskets to finish third in the district. Back next year. DELMAR LARSON Swede The running mate tu But- terfield. Shut baskets, cov- errtl the flunr. :tml guarded with the ltest of them. Buck next yvnr. 4 Page' 90 4 C K 1' 19519 ii7JU-1.'iiiilggl IIHRAI D IiATliMAY Ibm- Alu-rnzilrd with Tucker :II ci-nlvr. Plnycil su-Ilzir hull on lhv uffcmif :ind :1 demi- vyi' on thi' lmslwt. Graduate, I-RANK IAKZOMB Ifrvm'lvw Aliernzilvil at unc of the fnrwzmi posiiions. One of the hrauiicst mvn in the Icupunv. Conlrlhuled his xhgirc uf the iight foi' the In-nm. Back next year. WALTIER SMITH ll'nlt Irxu-lx in M men hnlli Was im-d occnxinnally. hu! nut enough to win his In-Ilcr. Graduzltv. URI1N lil.-MLK Mark Playa-il in n few games. hut withdrew hi-cause of sick- nvss. Huck m-xt your. S'l'I4RI,IXll AIIENSIN Sl4'rl Wa- uwd in avvural gaunrs for mln-rieiici-. Will make an gumi man ncxt yi-zur. UWIEX NELSON ll'rnl A sim- shui :mil qi scrupprr. Did nut play cnuugli In win :I lvllur ulllmuglm hc um Hgumi vlmligh U hrznluuc. Q. eegfie 1 U51 Bfeeidigge-1'6 ' me Second Team Basketball Squad Front Rau'-MICKISISON, JENSEN, DAY, BALLARD, IARSON, SOFFE. Bark Row-MAXFIELD, ANDRLS, CRANE, BENSON, NELSON, BLACK. a- si , .V . - H ' P - Q PE 9 4 . A '32 K 16 ' .-'A A ,x A V ' nf v , Tennis Sqnacdl Back Rau'-WRIGIIT, KORG, GRANT, F. WRIGHT, D, BAI,I,ARD, NELSON. Fmnt Rau'-Cl.AYTON, H. BALLARD, Rliflli, Page 92 W f N r- A , it t 'egmkef WSW? Vw-Q-E 43'1i3.'?7, m Track lhuk Rmr- -HAY, RAT!-MAN, SABISY, BRADY, AHENSEN, BENSON, GRANT, BLACK, MAXVvil:Ll.. M. WRIGIIT. .ilzddle Ifaufli WRIGIIT, GRAHAM, BAl,l.ARD, BAIRD, IIICKS, CLAY PROCTOR, SIIAXY, Fmnl Ron--WATERS, MICKEISIEN. Baseball VON. IHEKQK, KUI.l:, HNIAYSON, BATEMAN: SMITH, lA. 41-OMB, Slllfllli. SPlzNlQIiR, XHSON, IARSUN, SWAN, llL I'I'IfI!l1IlEI ll. Slll l.Sl:N BULI II R. 4: - .- -fa Page 93 wgfme Beetdiggm Hx 1 W . 'v !' f ':.-99, I HIfl'I' ll1!W 1950 L ' x 1 2 iMmhllllsl zlllllflwlf FEATURES Qfaggim g95Qg,1?Qx j BcQnmliggew Q I x G , L, Isl QQ LE if ' H, wwf Dramaficcs f i d t 5 3f'fw -SR? bluden Bo Gout' 351,64 -A 9 I mf E F i st? I ' 5-H X fjf QL ' i , ' ' J Sturie-ni Bok J X Q IJ .fp-.XX . .............. 440 ' 'M fwagdordan HlqhSchool,,W a H - 'FTS - -..... .. ..... .......-- - - ' 5 Scholafsiic Atiainmeni ChamdgEduCaUon f5eminary .F I 5 Y 6- k f f lm f g T Studeni Council J 'Q'-' EQ '4?',' X VV f fi 1 .. . N ' Fisk ..A- N X QQ' ' ' Cfabj Aihleiicb I' 76 'fgfit' F150 Beeldiggerf H, Aufomobile H -. . ,- Radio . 4--- -.-- In J MOVIE5 , Y Q uom '..u iicoan 'ua unoonnn ia - 1 fi.. o 0 ..', uf-X Elecfrlcllq ld: .nu , J... L ' for llgfgxlqlliracluriflg u.u...u'.......... Household QOUVPYIICUCQ X QV 3 .-'XV 5 4275? AA x-ffgzw - , Q ' 4 Q' F1 M h .'f.L'Ef gmg ac me V 1 ' K ,iiif f Y U Y 1 ' Eiga-ftfrc hgmj Plwmw-dph I' 9 .fm W:fQ c lciig gfQ1J5 J I 2 E fb -1 gi.. 'J f in 631 L. f ' fe V25 1? aw 3 X -I EL 5 Wj :fi lv? aa- wgfwl 5U0l?mcc1ciigge1'6 -1 ., .v ' ' Q' 1 -,viii Et 4' lj , . - t f+..-? an QKQ-Qgiiigf, 'vql . .. . , Q, ', ., 'K n , - , ,, , gg. 7 I gig 1311.1 ie.. ' 1 3' 4. Wx . ,J ,Y . .ax K X .. v x' , , Ax: ' H . V , fT'7H'. A gf 4 Page 99 WMD A i,5je W3Q'c6miiggvrG 5116152 li sgfitty I95tlDx+ Ll3lee.ltligfgvt'U ' SlzPTli3lBER 3--Students arrive from Iarms to learn something. 4-Principal Nielsen tells us what we cannot do. o-juniors and Seniors show the Sophomores how to eat water- melons and also how to dance. 10-Assemhlv at which we are intro- duced to our vell-masters. 17---Tooele tate, the initial football encounter by the score of ll-T. 0tI'l'0l3ER -l----Worse still. West again defeats the jordan gridiron heroes to the tune of il-0. 7--School dism.ssed to let the stu- dents go to sec the sideshows at the fair. 9-Another matinee dance. ll-Doing better. L, D. S, only heals us h-0. I7--Dramatics llluh presents a one- act play to send us out to dig our beets. 25-No improvement. Granite proves too strong lor the footballers. The score was I4-ll. NOVEMBER l-Audience sits horror stricken as they watch the Dramatic Club present The Haunted House. This was followed by a victory on the field-jordan, 465 Pro- vo, 0. 8---llip, head, liast Side brings us to earth, by defeating us 27-12. Not so had, though, at that. ll-Assembly for football men. Owen Nelson pronounced the benedic- tion, lf'--Mr. lipperson produces an Eng- lish Lady' in the person of Ferrol Smith, in a one-act operetta. 27--junior assembly. We are intro- duced to some of the popular We-t jordan juniors. DliCliMBliR li-juniors provtde recreation for the agile in the form of at dance. I8-Miss Van johnstone's veterans present High Flyers to a full house. 20-llatold Bateman, dressed as a wise man, sings us off in a Christmas cantata, to hang up our stockings. JANUARY 2-We return to school with tales ol' reindeer and sleighs. 3--Nothing daunted, We'll try has- kethall now. says the coach. l.ehi, 40-jordan, 15, lfldllurrah for jordan! She's all right! jordan, Zh-Grantsville, 24. I7'--Soplt assembly. llardy Twins and flotnpany. Better still, ,lor- dan, Z5--Tooele Zi, The Calendar J v I Page l0l Wcflillite W30 Egglliieetdiggergse 1 X A . , 23 Ex-N5-tiring is going fine: ,l0l'd2m- 31- 77 1 sg..- Z-I-' 22?- l0-Xlurrztr. I7. -A We are astounded with the abtlt- ties wfth which nature has en- dowed our faculty. Also Bingham. to---jordan, 30. FEBRUARY t Where, oh where, IS Cyprus, 29-jordan, l9. Lunnen? llgllcrc is Luneen and ull the rest, lordztn, 47-Grantsville, I7. ln thc Charlonian assembly Ella Swenson declares Clayton Nelson the most handsome valentine. What about -Iessie? H-Never too old to learn. Our parents come to school at the Roundup. Also, jordan beats Tooele. 29- Are you sure this isn't a junior High? B'neham. i5+jordan, 17, MARCH 7-Not so bad. Still a chance for the tournment. jordan, 4l-Cy- prus, 27, ll--Cyprus proves our Waterloo at the Deseret Gyn:-. 29-27. l-lilltth the help of alumni the music department successfully gives an operetta entitled The Marriage of Nannettef' Zl-Everyone gets a big kick Otlt of seeing Gordon jones dressed as a girl in the Ag, Club assembly. The future chemists journey to Springville to explain the process of snieltingl The st-niors try to do their part to amuse us with their annual assembly. K APRIL l-lfvvrvone digs down into old trunks and comes to school with odd socks and straw hats. We are rewarded for this conduct with a picture show. 3-We are visited by the Glee Club of the B. Y. U. 4-juniors try to deceive us bv portraying New York harbor at the junior Prom, S-The chemists think the Midvale Smt-lter is lying down on the job. So they proceed to visit the institution to remedy the conditions. ll-The seniors, as usual. borrow the juniors' decorations for their An- nual Hop. Stage Drivers' assem- bly. I8-As usual the females of the in- stitution wear the most brilliant colors possible in gingham at the Girls' Day. 25-Miss Van johnstone's favorites go to Provo to exhibit their posture, in a parade. 30h-At the senior play a last oppor- , , , . tuntty ts given the seniors to prove their acting abilities. .4 Page I 02 UQS . QD Y Eh -b Igloai if Ja, Q HI fl5mr1M:E i G- 1 1 if Q Sfmt' 'I951D, H BQcl dig gm ' C 4 Pg l05 gfae l93Qf?jBec'idigger W Pff?if'V' I Page IO7 mow V !+ Beeitdiggm I F 4 W 1 ,., I ,. T'-Vw? if , --,ff Qlx 9 QIURIJXN DISTRICI' -ILNIUR IIIGII SCHOOLS M IDYALIT DR.-XPER UNION SANDY RlYliR'l'ON WISST JORDAYNI .n- fw ll95U M. Bfecidiggwf? 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Sth South Wasatch 7372 Salt Lake City, Utah DI XON Sz COMPANY Denver -- Salt Lake PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS 355 Pierpont Avenue SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH fb Pnge lI2 mjlie 19511 Befldlggepes , I 4 ,,.,.,,,,,..,,:,,,,,,,,,:,,:g,, ,,,, , 1, 1, ' lu , , D 11 1, 7be Home Should Come F1rst ,L Chain Red 3, XVI-,ite Sm,-es E: 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, Let us figure with you on the latest SZ 21 1 1 HOME FURNISHINGS 1' 1' ll ', Phone Midvale I38 Sandy, Utah , 1, 1, 1 1, . , '1 11 We Wzll Save You 1, : 1' 1, 1, i A-'iff-'JJJJIJJfiifffflii TZ Money ' ., ' ,, p 1 , , Utah Printing 1, 1' I 1, ll LE Granite Furniture Co. 1, Quality Printing ' 1, 1, ' 1 1: Sugar House Murray I5 W. S. Temple Salt Lake City i' '1 ll 'g Bingham Park City 1? PHONE WASATCH 2298 1: ' :E l -::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::. 'ghey tell me he drowned himself k lgihel?- What, nho gvvomen, What ' '. in o party is t is. m Y?sEhe went in Seine. fNow- WhaE.nsJ party? What kind -ii o woman is t is. First Father- l saw your son out --1--f driving in your car last night. He- And am l the first man you Second Father- Has it changed any ever loved P . . , since l saw it last? She- Are you trying to insult me?' ' -Inuinmun-in Page ll3 Wflllile ll951QffQQ. Beesloliggeiie f ll 41 li II ..,. - :: -:::: :::::::::::: I ' ':i::v'::::::::1 l G i f ' d l , rea men S .1 I 41 I to your MOTOR 'I 1, '1 1, U lu 1, 11 1 N EW '1 1: PEP 88 and ji l 1: li 1, 1, I l li PEP 'SS' . . the gasoline that gives 1: you that smooth flow of power . . on 11 f: hills. in traffic, and on the open road. if 1 li YICO MOTOR OIL . . the ideal team-mate li 1 - .. . ly I tif Pl:P '88' . . refined especially to meet the 1, 4, strenuous requirements of modern high-speed, :1 high-compression motors. Sold with an un- ' :onditional guarantee. 1 l Ii fllanufaulured and Gudfanfeed by .Q UTAH ou. REFINING co, 1, 41 Sui LANE CITY 0 1 L-, ,,, ,,,::,,,, -,,,v xxx- wx, ,J .,.1M'Yf1'5kmi4SH Z Page ll-1 wgfae l93Qyfi?BeetdiggerW ,. 'I::::::::::::::.-:.-:::.-:::,-.qi :- - - - - - -:f - - - - v - v 4: In 'I I SANDY CITY BANK 'I I' II If We Dress the Best Dressed if I Sandy. Utah 5, AI I I: I, , - D. n ., U , ., en nz 014,11 I C t I d S I ....,...,... S 70,000.00 . 'I I R:eEo:rcgsn0veI:r.II.IIf ..A.......,... s5oII,0oo.oo :I ig II II - ' ' I I, .I Interest Paid On Savings Deposits 4: as 'I II 4. Per Cent Per Annum 1, Q 1, I QI W5 do ahgelneral banking lagcslggzs. c ec s are ac now :I ur all over the world. I E 'I I I, w. w. wnson Heber A. smith I 1: PWIIIA R G.,d,,Z:Cf'P'ef'deI' 1, FAMOUS CLOTHING 35 I: Cashier I, 1, I , 1: DIRECTORS :I COM PANY, INC. 1, I, W. W. Wigan h Al-usglst EVI-glelson ., 1' 'I Heber A. mit e er . urgon 'I . - ' Lg L. E. Despain I w. T. Hyde 3: If Mem Street Mmvale It 1. S. j. Mickelsen I, I, ,I I II 'I-:E :ffffffffff A A - - -I ff: A ' M: :T I . . 5: 'I I, jordan Publlshlng Co. .I 'I Incorporated I I, ., I PRINTERS - PUBLISHERS IC I jg LINOTYPERS 1: I, I, it Phone Mid, l78 Midvale, Utah I1 'I , -.Ek 4 I . I---A ---.. - ....... -------A I f'l guess Ilve lost 'another pupil, said the professor as his glass eye rolled down the sink. i-.-li V Ellen- Do you know how to make love? Vaughn Soffe- Sure, .Same as making pie. All' you .need is some crust and a lot of applesaucef' You make me sired, said the con- vict to the rock pile. i 4 Page IIS W3 I0 l950ei!lfIy,Beetdigger 'Se 2 I, l I I I 'I I I J. L. Beck Lacquer and Paint Co. 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I gl Distributors for I 'I 'I 'I 'I I :I I l' 331 South State St. I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I I Il Safeguard the health and welfare of students, 1, employees, and the general public hy using 1, our famous American Continuous Towel I Cabinet--a Utah patent by Utah people. :E Len Build up Um, Imfurmet. I: AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY p COMPANY ll ll Pays fo Keep Clean 'I I: PLAY SAFE AND USE :I CLEAN LINEN 'I .........A. ...... A A - - - - Nit- May I hold your Palm, Olive? Wit- Not on your Life Buoy. Tourist- Heap big pineapplesf' Indian- Ah. heap 'em yourself. Miss White Cat the bookstorej- This book is just what you need. It will do half your work. Anton Cthoughtfullyb- You'd het- ter give me twc. Utah, Idaho, Nevada and Wyoming Phone Wasatch 5339 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Mamma- Ellen, go wash your face and neck. Ellen- Neck who, mother? Barney- I cIon't need any speedo- meter in my car. I can easily tell the speed. Catherine- How do you do that? Barney- When I go I0 miles an hour my lamps rattleg when I go I5 miles an hour, my mudguards rattleg and at 25 miles an hour my bones rattle. jane Nielsen Clooking at the pic- tures demonstrating the Scotch As- semblyj- He looks like a Scotchmanf' Art- He isn't Scotch-he gave me a quarter for helping him carry his trunk up to the dressing room. Page ne lie lgeeldiggeiwreh IVIIDVALE STATE BANK OFFICERS W. S, Chipman, President Anthony W. Ivins, Yice-President D, Nl. Todd, jr., Lashier Charles Schmidt, Ass't Cashier DIRECTORS W. S, Chipmzin jos. M. lloll Anthony W. Ivins Ii. I.. Burgon lleber J. Grnnl john A, Aylutt llcnry T. Mcliwan Waller Steadman james M. Ohorn NIIDVALIE, UTAII L'nrurpassed Banking Service jENSEN 81 KUHRE COM PANY SANDY, L I'.-XII LUMBER - FENCING - COAL HARDWARE and PAINTS Yours for Service Draper Poultrymen I ncorporated Why experiment amy longer? Sooner or later you will feed Quality Feeds Buy your NEW FORD in the jordan School District Riverton Motor Co PHONE MIDVALE 97-R4 Riverton, Utah and make more dollars out of your Y R v Y v vvv- - Y v Y v v T Y hens. Draper Quality Marshes and ,ffl Q lieeds will convince you. I X' 'O I ff' ' f f F-1- Phone xvmvaie 194 1' bra! I I rv' If 4- 1, 4 4 v Ol ll , 4, IO 7 Q9 f . 4 QQQ O' 4 y ,I , .. . 1: 80 O O . W DR.fXPlzR, L mu ., 9' r 1 , f 'n 0 I I 41 -1- X :x 1 k fl C it 'Q' Pug E WSIB: 1950fIBeeldiggeresQ 1 I I 'r I fr Compliments of 'I I ASHTON a EVANS TI T: Architects 'I I I :I I SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH I if THE SCHOENFELD PRESS qu PRINTERS I Specializing in SCHOOL SUPPLIES II I SOCIETY AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING .I 2,5 YEAR Booxs, ETC. ' ' 0 921 S. State St. Hyland 302 I Salt Lake City, Utah 1 You all know Oscar QE CHOCOLATES 'T I It Q5 Are Always Appreciatecl I I Quiteumatchless are her dgfk brown llll, She talks with perfect eeee, But when I tell her She is yyyy, She says I am a tttt. Frank W.- I d0n't see how you tell those Stokes twins apart. Howard B,- That's easy. Lillian always blushes when we meet. jane- AS a Success l've ,been a failure, but as a failure I've been a success. Page HB fffffllie uvaojgtyneesiaaggero 'I I II II I I, 'I 4, 'I I, Class and Club Pins and Rings II I, II I , BOTTLING CO. 'C Medals-Prize Cups-Etc. , In I 215 I u , ln Fact, Everything in the 'I . I I Emblematic Line ,, 'Food For Ibzrstu 'I l I' , II 305 I, FRESHMAN S :- 0 if I 1, The Class Pin House ,I WASATCH lou Z, 1: 235-239 East Fifth South :I 3ll So. Main St. Salt Lake City :I SALT LAKE CITY' UTAH In I, I 1, I1 I' 5:55 ::- '::l - - v - -,, f:,-,-, I, I I Mons Leisuke Houks Fon WUMEN In . MURRAY LAUNDRY Ig Complzments from -- 1, I I, I WE Use ONLY RAIN-SOFT I' I' Wm , s. J. MICKELSEN Co. , I Phones I lly. 612 Murray 2l3 Was. I637 ,: ly 1, I -::v.::v.::v,v.:::::'.:::::v.f.:: 5I Violet- Why didn't they play Q ,I cards on the ark? I' iSlr!1,ith- Because Noah sat on the 1, wc ' ,-,,-,-. May the jordan l-ligh School If BML Nielsenhwalke? up to Dave r wn. took old his arm, am ' pulled him aside andosaid. Dave, the Commue to Grow 'I devil has a hold on you. Yes, Mr. Nielson, I see he has, and Prosper I, answered Dave. :I ' -T'-' I She was only an admiral's daughter, but she knew gobs and gobs. Page l l 91 Wfifie ififittnlgzjgglgteetliaitggefv GQ B ROWER-TOWLER MOTOR CO. Distributors of Reo Passenger Cars - Reo Speedwagons and School Busses America? Longest Lasting Car R. A. Brower, President Thos. E. Towler, Secfv- Treat. Salt Lake Glass Sz Paint Company PAINTS-WALL PAPER GLASS 33 East lst South Phone Was. 50 A-4---4--- --'---'A - Salt Lake City, Utah ---,.4, UTAH-l DAHO SCHOOL 155 So l-,, SUPPLY CO. Everything for Office and Schools State Phone Was. Salt Lake City, Utah 6I3i For a Strictly Up-to-the-Minute Line of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES FRESH AND CIQRED MEATS, ETC.. CALL AT P. C. Rasmussen 8: Sons Phone Mid. 247 Sandy, Utah Harold- Did you hear of the ter- rible accident which happened to Lawrence Reading? Howard- No, How come ? Harold- He nearly drowned last night. The hed spread: the pillow slippedg and he fell off into the spring. Robert- Well, l must be off. Caroline- So l noticed a long time ago. Page IZO 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I II I 'I 'I 'I 'I I' 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I V 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I f '5q?fiC' l95Q, 'Tieetriiggcrf f WESTERN ARMS AND SIDURTING GO0DS CUMIDANY lt Pays to Play SALT LAKE CITY M EANS M UC H 'IRI the level-lrczulul ynung mlm rIr wrImzm. ll hunk uccuunl, zuhiui In :1 determin:1tirIn III :nuke il larger, l11k'1lI1h much. The nalrm-5 of mgmy such are enrolled on our hrmksg :md Are you among the I1llI'lll1L'l'? JORDAN VALLEY BANK RIYIiR'l'UN, l l'.-XII the number is steadily increasing. pq 3-.' '-, gave Cleve? I ,MXL IIYKW ,. , Iiirst cannihzrl-- l heard the chief has hay fever. Second czmnihzrl-1 Well it serves him right. I warned him not to eat that grass widow. Guy-I saw mmething lust night l'lI never get lIYUI'. Ruhy- Uh dear, tell me what ynu saw, Guy- 'l'he IIIIIUILH Page I..I 1 'VE 30010 I95QEjfBeetdiggerGse X ELECTRICITY - - - Only half a century has passed since electricity came into use in commercial service-in homes, oliices and factor- ies. ln the beginning its progress was s ow. BUT In TI-IIs AGE ELECTRICITY Is THE DOMINANT NOTE IN PROGRESS- At your .graduation you should plan further to study the application of this great force. It is to play a big part through the rest of your lives. Can you think forward and even sur- mise what Electric power will be do- ing. Edison, himself, said on his last birthday, that the development and utilization of this power was in its very beginnings. UTAH POWER 81 LIGHT CO. Efficient Public Service :--- A-AA- AAAA ------------- WE BELIEVE WE'RE RIGHT IN THINKING THAT . , . the best a store can do is to be honest with the public. By avoiding the absurd use of comparative prices . . . by admitting we haven't a mono- poly on quality merchandise . . . by concentrating our efforts on two im- portant thoughts . . . Service and Value . , we have won the confidence of countless families and are gaining the good will of new shoppers every day. j. C. PENNEY CO. MIDVALE, UTAH 'L - - ---- - - A - -.-f.-:- Western .Auto Raditor Co. 144 Motor Avenue Phone Wasatch 4204 'I If SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 51 U - .g We'-Manufacture, Rebuild, Repair and N ll Clean All Radiators - U. S. S , Cartridge Cores ll U ' j. W. BOXVERBANK :E lP:: Page l22 Wgfle Beetdiggerff 'J L 1 xx, -,----,----,--gI-' .... ------A--Y-- -- I l I 1 I I MORRISON-MERRILL Sz COMPANY The Lumbermenn I SERVICE -I I- RELIABILITY MIDVALE RIVERTON MIDVALE 28 MIDVALE 97-I-I 'I . 4, 'I 'I 'I 'I v- - - f Here is the New Guide to Birthstones: fl F-'or laundresses, the soapstone. IF- YOU WANT 'I Ilior diplhomats, tge boundary-stone. ' or arc IICCIS, t e cornerstone. SCHOOL UNIFORMS Em, gwks, Pll:ddgTgsfjone. F R Th 'I or os BVI s, oo stone. Let Us Quote You We Ma e em For sugar dealers, the sandstone. Uniforms for II For taxi drivers, the milestone. :I For grouches, the bluestone. ' For lrishmen, the Blarney Stone. For borrowers, the touchstone. The Posture Parade, The Gymnasium, 'I 'I Band. Sch00l Bands. RCP groups- Forpedestrians, the paving stone. Class Groups, Domestic Science I, For stock brokers, the curbstone. Classes. Ear ihoemakers, the cobblestone. or urg ars, the keystone. Our merchandise must please because if For manigurigtg, the pumige Stgne. we depend on its quality for our For tourists, the Yellowstone. 1: For beauties, the peachstone. 'I For geniuses, the tombstone. ,: For most of us, the grindstone. future business Samples and Prices submitted I, -Ex at your request : li ' 1'1' . . 'I Hermolne Tailored Frocks I Miss Van-MAH right, nm up the 222 s. w. 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