Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1934 volume:

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Lake City, Uiah THE BEETDIGGER A Record of Jrhe Ac+ivi+ies of 'rhe JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL For fhe Year I933-I934 Published by 'rhe Sfudenfs of 'rhe JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL OWN Through The ages The SpiriT oT Scholarship has been The ideal leading men ever onward To greaTer and nobler achievemenTs. and seTTing sTandards oT reTinemenT and culTure which per- peTually appeal To The higher suscep- TibiliTies of men. To presenT in panoramic review Through The medium of picTures and words The EducaTional progress of our high school during The pasT year, is The purpose oT The '34 BeeTdigger. Foreword education N appreciafion of ihe op- poriuniries which have been provided for us by our dear old Jordan High-rich, golden op- porfunilies-fo aifain fhe highesf scholaslic slandards possible: 'fo broaden our ouilook on life: 'ro pre- pare us for cifizenshipg fo enable us 'ro develop good characrersg and 'ro lay a sure foundafion for higher edu- calion, we dedicaie Jrhis I934 Beei- digger To fha? Spirir of Scholarship, which has been an inspiring idealism 'ro us. and which will be a guiding lighi To Jrhose who follow. Staff ROBERT ANDERSON Edifor DOROTHY GREENWOOD Associafe Editor RUTH PEARSON Associafe EdiI'or TOMOKO WATANU KI Ar+is+ RAY BRI M HALL Phofographer DARRELL DAY Business Manager HAROLD LARSEN Assisfanf Business Manager DON ORTON Assis+anI' Business Manager MAIDA COTTRELL Typisf FACULTY ADVISERS MARK GREENWOOD Business ORSON SMITH Phofog ruphy HAROLD THORPE Ediforials LAU RA GARDN ER Edifing -nag A J ,f .. ,un-. .J Q G' , yr, :Nw V' .. X fm si' -Zh . E. E. DEWEY RNEST EVERETT DEWEY was born in Derby, England, in The year O oT I867. l-le passed away aT his home in Sandy on OcTober 28, I933. During his early boyhood, Mr. Dewey aTTended The elemenTary schools in his naTive land: and aT The age oT TourTeen, im- migraTed To America. l-le immediaTely crossed The conTinenT To make his home in Ogden, UTah. LaTer he moved To SalT Lake CiTy, where he lived Tor several years, and Then To Draper, UTah, Tor Three years more. While living aT Draper, Mr. Dewey was TirsT inTroduced To ianiTorial service in The Jordan School DisTricT, where he spenT The remainder of a serviceable life. T-le became ianiTor oT The Draper schools, where he served Tor Two years. l-Te was Then TransTerred To The newly erecTed Jordan l-ligh School, where he served as cusTodian Tor The remaining eighTeen years oT his life. lvlr. Dewey early endeared himselT To The hearTs oT The sTudenTs of Jordan. His cheery smile, hearTy handshake, and pleasing personaliTy soon became known as a parT of Jordan iTselTg and, as Time passed on, Mr. Dewey became an almosT permanenT TixTure aT The school. Q Always he could be Tound in The various rooms or around The campus, Trying his uTmosT To make The school a more comTorTable and pleasanT place in which To sTudy. Even during The worsT oT weaTher The sTudenTs could be assured oT a warm, cozy building, To which They could come and laugh aT The blizzard. l-le was never happier Than when he was doing someThing To lighTen The burden oT oThers. , BuT Mr. Dewey was more Than a mere careTaker oT The school prop- erTy. Though he did noT know every sTudenT personally, he was inTeresTed ,in The enTerprises oT each individual. l-lis TavoriTe joke was To slap some funsuspecTing sTudenT on 'The back, and Then, aTTer The unlucky one had recovered, oTTer To shake hands. Mr. Dewey's handshake, as nearly everyone knew, was bone-crushing and was The Tear oT every person in The school. There was never a more loyal supporTer oT Jordan l-ligh School acTiviTies Than Mr. Dewey. l-le was presenT aT every baskeTball and TooTball game, unless some physical ailmenT kepT him away. Always he could be Tound in The TronT row, cheering his boys on To vicTory. - And now, Though Mr. Dewey has passed inTo The GreaT Beyond, his memory will linger wiTh us. Jordan's loss oT This beloved friend is irreparable: he leaves behind him a spiriT ThaT will never die. We are indeed sorry To lose him, and his passing Tills our hearTs wiTh sorrow. l-lowever, we are graTeTul Tor The privilege we have had oT associaTing wiTh This ouTsTanding characTer. Ten ADMINISTRATIDN X A 7 L. W. NIELSEN Principal ORSON MITH EQWAA MAN af .ff gif' 1? Pl-HL F. GOLDBRANSON ORA Eieven FACULTY fl - fl, Mf ff! MRS. E. W. ROBINSON ALTON B. POULSEN E. L. CRAWFORD EMERY G. EPPERSON - f IH ffl! LUCILLE TUTT S I. E. BUSHNELL GUENEVERE HAND PAUL C, BOYCE O. D. BALLARD Twe IDA HEYWOOD N. D! RIUS W, Yyis . 2 EDWIN R. KIMBALL HAROLD THORPE CARTER E. GRANT Principal of Seminary 1 , fx LOWS if FACULTY A. C. JENSEN ,QEYSSE ROSE DEE BECKSTROM LAURA GARDNER MRS. KATHERiNE BENNION l 1 DeLOY McMULLlN LaVON MORGAN MELISSA COOLEY PresidenT Vice Presidenf SecreTary-Treasurer ST STUDENT BODY OFHCERS UR STudenT Body OTTicers represenT The mosT ouTsTanding scholars oT Jordan. They were selecTed by The school as The sTudenTs besT qualified To lead and direcT us in our social acTiviTies7 and They have in no way disappoinTed us in our choice. Ready aT all Times To assisT and give counsel in The aTTairs oT The sTudenT body, always willing To execuTe The duTies OT Their offices Tor The beTTermenT oT The school, They deserve our hearTiesT appreciaTion and Thanks Tor a happy and progressive year. STUDENT COURT HE STudenT Body CourT has TuncTioned very eTTicienTly during The school year I933-34. This popular Tribunal has aided The STudenT Body Ohficers and The TaculTy maTerially in promoTing proper school discipline and in reducing To The lowesT minimum, rudeness and discourTesy in The halls and classrooms. Through The ambiTious eTTorTs oT The members oT This Torum oT iusTice, The morale oT The sTudenT body as a whole has been much improved. The regulaTion OT sTudenT behavior by a courT composed oT pupils Takes a greaT deal oT respon- sibiliTy Trom The shoulders oT The TaculTy7 and The personnel oT The courT deserves much crediT Tor Their very helpTul cooperaTion. FourTeen K bww Dfwi Wlj W STUDENT BODY COURT MELVYN WEENIG WILLA STOKES VERNON SORENSON Judge Clerk Second Associafe Jusiice WAYNE SOFFE BETH WEBB MACK DOW Pmsecuiinq A++orney Firs+ Associafe Jusfice Marshal ! I Fiffeen Sfuden+ Body Council I. 3 1' ,igvm-33 ' in A 1 W ,4 -L-'1.7.w R' A' ..vi 'B!?. . . Q-L.f,. A ,A . 1 Q2 ,fist 1 1 V551,g'j1'Qfi '. Hn, M' 0, 1 '.Pf , V-4 'Aa 5 - '. Z, nv , I -.-,.: n ly . ,',b'f- . hw ., ,J ' ,gpm ' 'HH ,M . W W. Q-gsgss, - , 1 ww .,Q.'-Wslfvfg -'uw-'J nu +,4,., ew 615:52 ww ,, H ' ,',,,-Qs., , RW X .N g, :cf A J 3.4.1 Af: 4.,ff,,?g,Q..iL5:- V, 1,1 ,, ' 'f'.-117'-hf7?'F'i'ifi5 C? 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A Al -' Jil 1 -Al .Ill Vliifi Rini' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FERN DENSLEY LAWTON MYERS EMELINE GRANT Vice Preside-nT PresidenT Secrefary-Treggurer SENIOR CLASS I-IE members of The graduaTing class of I934 are preparing To advance inTo 'new Tields in liTe. Behind Them is a record oT accomplishmenTs noT soon To be TorgoTTen. The goal oT The class has been Tor a higher aTTainrnenT in scholasTic sTandards, as can be seen from The advancemenT in The qualiTy of The grades of The sTudenTs. The senior class has been ouTsTanding in school acTiviTies, and has sponsored The following noTable social evenTs: The Senior Play, The Senior I-lop, The Annual Senior Progressive ParTy, and, above all, Commencement The goal oT every high school sTudenT. And now, aTTer Three enioyable years, The class as a whole will leave Jordan wiTh pleasanT memories of days gone by, and hopes Tor success in years To come. EighTeen s DARRELL DAY Dm-1-vllk quifz' fbi' flashy Iailg Tn fall for bin: is qnih' Ihr fail. Hv's big, fall uml full of :img Tlmfs why u'v'rc so proml of him. MARGARET CAMP Huniorl 'flu' priilr of Ihr' fvuvlirrx, find bcr moibvfx joy. Aml lik.-J by many a girl aml boy. lbUY'4'lij!If1.D BECKSTRAND So xumrl und .vrbolarly is flais lad, Hv makvx ilu- rex! of us feel sad. HELEN LARSEN Shi' fairly falzvs your brralh away Willa luv' gigglvs aml lam' bu- momus ways. had i l' ' nm br' his lm' 1 w15! NORMA OLSON llfr buir is blond, llvr uyvx arc' lilllfj Slw'lI al ways rlo Tlu- lwxf for you. Aff Ninefeen . INEZ BECKSTEAD Iiwz is a happy girlg Slw laughs Ihr wlsolv :lay tbrug Shi- kerlws flu boys' hearlx in a whirl, Williouf lwr wha! woulrl we flu? DARREL SOFFE Durrrl is our pridr' and jnyg Wbrn bv look his flulc' Af our gumrs-Oh, boy! -f-w LAURA SA 'K' Tbrrr aw' iw ' I al Lau lilzrx, Bulls in fbi' self samr wa , Omg ix yrlling for fbi' yrlmvlg Ami fbi' ofbrr om'-is lay. WELDO REEMAN Hix sfoul url 111111 figloling .vjriril will furry him llovough To fha ufiwaril goal nliaiiml only by frw. .QW CLYTIE EDGEL Clyliv- is a lailyg Sln' always is lmliteg Wlsrn ofbm' jmojilr' qmirrcl, shi' krvps her lilix shui Iiglal. TOMOKO WATANUKI A grnvrous mul aml ii surf! disposition, Arr surf' fo make f1'ir'1nlx anal win wmgriifimi. x BETH Boca-SESS ' Bvlh is Ihr' happy girl Ihal al- ways says Hello, You always hvur hm' rhz-ary 1ur1ra's, 110 waltz-1' whwrv you go. ARCH PETERSON Hr lilu-s Io laugh, hr likes Io feasrg NUI parlivulur, aml easy Io pleasr. LUCILLE MALSTROM Sfrrirr is Ihr ran! shi' pays for Ihr span' shi' ormipirs in the worlrl. fffvlda' I A 'E 7414432251 CHESTER MUIR Hilarious and handsomc and a fleril zrilh Ihr 1LIlIIlIll'Il.n ' eww KIMBALL You hear hw luughhfrg Yqu Ihinlz. shz s all fung But the angrls laugh, foo, x AI the goofl shi' has flour. T BARBARA RASMUSSEN Wi' admin' bn bcvausv of hvr pcrxolnzlityg Bur uv' lorr har lu'ru11.w we ran'I brlp if. rr y ,V 5 , M if W C-USS BLACK Field lzaslzrl-ccriler floor- Tall man piles up score, Grabs Ihr' ball-studrnfs roar! Guxs dom Ibis, and a whole lol mon-. ILLA STOKES Willa's Ihr srlJool's fairrsf hloml, Of her suave! min' we are foml. Anal all Ihe Iimz' she's so nrat: Shzfs go! all Ihv boys at har fcrl. s. Tl JAMES MADSEN Hu is a loromolirc in Irousvrs. Aml do the girls go for il! PEARL SPENCER Her L'hl'!'l'fIIl fl'1IIIl!'f makes bran- Iy allravlirr, lznouflmlge :lv- lightful, and u,'iI good nu- Iurrd. LAWTON MYERS Ifs jolly fun Io fuss Ihr? fairg Maki' 'rm fall hard, Ihrn gin' 'vm Ihr air. OLIVE THAXTON Shi' will SlICCt'l'tl bL'ClI7lSl' shv is 1lrIr'r111inf':l no! Io fail. my Twenfy LENO MOSER Hr ix surh a Hin' boy, Buxhfzll, mm'lr'0ux, and xo ray. ET EL ARDNER fx nl or n . , W' L -- BOYD BASTIAN Thrrr' lirfhtx-fhv xun, fhv moon, and him. JZ GERTRUDE S TH Wifh a roirf' so su'f'rI nm! hair arurl, Shr is known ax Ihr mshim' giel. ' ANNA MAY HEATON An iulrrrxfing jlwxorlalily, And jus! as nin' ax auyom' ran lux Mf0 Q-7 Nada, ESSIE BUTTERFIELD Hvr'x is a plrasnnf smile, Thu! llldkfi Iifz' rraffy uxorfh whilc. V9 - 'J Twenfy-one S- If 1-QQ CLARA BLATNICK Pulimfrr' ix Ihr levy fo xlwrvxx. VAUGHN LLOYD liurnvsinrxs ix fha hvs! gif! of mrnlul fmuvr. BETTY BOBERG A lmzly of joy uml halrlmirwxx, jus! lmhhling urn with fun. my Y VIRGIL FREEMAN A xmall lm! lm! u big hrarlg Ilv'x rnnly any Jay lo Jo his part. THELMA WALKE A XlL'!'l'l jwrsonalily Full of mxralily- Thafx Thvlma. MELISSA COOLEY A form more fair, a fan' more suwl, Ilux frrrm' been our lot lo mrft. Wfjfgf 6 ELIZABETH WALLIN Srrioux? Oh, wry murb xo- A girl llmf vi vryom' should krmu: ANTHONY NELSON Mafzurrx make Ibis man. FERN MALSTROM A rrry xby lass, Bu! always firxf in lwr class. JACK TURNER Hr x big, hr's tall, Bu! fha! ' l. 72 GENEVIEVE CH RISTENSEN Genflrmmz prcfrr blumlcx. We woudvr--. lx tbix what xlar oufvs bar S1lt'l'l'S5 to? LUCY BUTTERFIELD Sbc' ix xwvvl, xhr is laoucxi, xhe ix quiz-I. What mlm- m'ml ln' saizlf l If 1' GAIL SMITH Tbis ablz- man .rbozvs bix spiril by gentle uvrds ami' rvxnlulv arlionx. EXW!- CLARA EBERT Briglal aml gay as a nzill-Jay nm, Shi' bus a smilr' for l'1'l'fj'0Nl'. DONALD PHIPPS This boy ix lalvulml in arfing aml in mngg Anil ln' has a lwvrsonalily fha! alufayx draws a fbrrmg. LAURICE NEILSON Giggling gals arf' always pals. LaRUE HOLT A dainty fare, an imagc' gay, To bamzf, to xfarflv, and fo waylay. ARVA STRONG Slrong in rbaravlrr, Strong in famr, Sfrong in lu'a11ly, Sfrong in lllllflf, Twenfy-iwo 777 ' I ! , IIMART LARSON Sln' HIIIICPX you laugh fill frurx form' fo your r',w'sg For bring a buumrixl u1 ll award lwr fbv prizr. GEORGE CLEMENTS Ill' pluyx Ihre lrouilwne iu flu' lmml, Soon bl-'Il br our of fbr bm! ill flu' lnuml. VERNICE JOHNSON Slu' finals fllfllillfl' in lvvrform' ,Q lrrr .Iaily fnsks. ' X: VERRON SMITH Tbv silvuf :nun ix Ihe' xlroug mau. MARGARET VINCENT ,Tix lbw pleasant aurl useful lady whom we urlmirr. MARGE DASTRUP Dm'xu'f :bv rvmiml you of Bvffy Boop? Sin' kno:-les our lzraris for a loop. Twenfy-Ihree fluff' Z CLIFFORD CHRISTIAN Cliffs Il wry happy lfulg Ami 3'0u'll fiud lu x l1l'I'l'I' xml. Hz' alxvays xvruix iu xurb u hurry- Tllufx IVFFIIIIXI' sln ' lin-I ul Murray. WILMA SMITH You could pu! Ibis xuwl girl fa ilu' fmt, lfnr xbr ix xulixfinl u'ifl1 rmlbing buf bm' lvrsl. CASPER JOOS lluppy Juyx an' truly brn' w,b4'll4'll'f Ibis lv 5- voulrs irar' LORNA ALLGOOD Lorna lirm up fo llrr lldmfl Allgvml. Sha' rlorx l'l'f'7 1'fl7l1lX uirr' girls xhoulll, DELBERT PAGE Hf x lifllr, lzul br x win' Ax muff' ll.1ul's lwirr' his xizv. LOVA GREEN D0u'f you juxl Low our Grrru? Noi 'ig fiurr mfr an sem. LARON1't1IERSON A plvnsunf smilr' arm' u Xllllllj' rlisposilion an' fbv fzvo lvfsf assrfx rr girl ran burr. H ORGE BRADBURY ,fui I Jrurt rrrfr wo u fuir y vo Q 1 mr- EVELYN RISI- Dimplrs un' brr rbivf alfrariiong Tbry driw Ihr lmys fo disfrur' Iion. LENO MARTIN A rlmrming smilr, A rain' so guy. Thr' girls all Ibink Hfs quill' O.K. DORIS CRAPO Tbvrr' is no sulislifulr' for Ibm'- ougb-going, anlwzf, and sin- rvn' rurmzsl m'ss. 1, 1 . DONNA SAJATOVICH Ami slill tbl' wonder grow, How om' small head Could furry ull sbc' km'uf'. DAVID DITTMAN Darid bus nice, slrrlz, blafk buirg His srnse of humor is quiie rarrg Hs' NXft'I75H Ibn' gals tba! an' so rufrg For flyis :lark 'man is n b!l71dS017H? lzrulf. ANITA I'-IYKE This girl has such u siudious look, Thur jlfllllfl? sure lo find hfr uxilb a book. M R TISCHNER ce him u gwalvzcss of ar rr, a finvrzvss of per- y, a rirbncss of knowl- r and 11 bandsonwnrss of fm mrs, wbifla uwrs us. MAE' BROCKBANK So lflcsserl a disjrosilion, und so kind, Tbvse arf' Ibn' girls flml arf bard lo fiml. xllv'-ralLI'AA K as I .1 ,Q HENRY PAGE A grmfrfr, finvr, nolzlrr man, Has nrwr been fouml siurc ibe earfb began. J' SIE BERRETT A sunny nnlun' is the grenlrsl trz'usurr', Her smiles she sluvuls most Iurisbly. Twenfy-four DOROTHY STRINGFELLOW Agninxt tlvix girl we voulrlaft romjmle, For sbfs II l Ury we r'ul1lrl11't lfraf. CLARMONT ENGMAN Thr girls fall banl and fasl for him, Alfnzclrvl I1-11 luis rbarm uml rim. THELLA BAILEY Hun' is u mixs fha! ix vzrry- l1a:ly's pal, lirrwyozm .vayx xb4 s a fim' gal! QW' EINAR DAHL Ifilmr ix an l',X!'l'Hl'lIf I-ypislg Hix fmrrxouulily ix om' of Ibn' nicest. LEAH RASMUSSEN Om' of fha' xlu'z'lf'sI, Om' of Ihr' nealrxl, Om' of Ihr faircxt, Om' of flu- rurvsf. SHERWOOD BUTTERFIELD I! inf! so murb what br saysg But the way bv says il. Twen+yAfive WAYN E SOFFE A flvrvz' l1'llr'1' br'-111a11- Bra! Ibn! if you ran! NIN HNSON Slmflfaxt rl loyal to lam' mum ialrals. RUEL WALKER Rurl is jus! a grrat alll guy, A brllvr onr you roulalrfl buy, No -maflr-1' how bard you woulzl fry. MARY AYLETT Lois of vlolbrx, xlylr aml prfl, Makr many a boy baxfrn bis slap. 97Laf-gf ANDREW BERGMAN Ha' Irvals ux fair, bc lrrulx us rough, Of' lvix fvruixvs u'z' nm'l say vnuugb. MURIEL CROPPER Murivl is shy and beazzliful, Ami' xbz' uluwyx drrssrs suilublv. ODIS DYER Gin' fhrvr ruhx aml a mighty l'bl'C'f For our yrllnluslvr so alrar. RAMONA LEAK Om' of flu' zviftivxf, Ulu' of fhi' lzrf'lfia'xf, Om' of Ihr kim! wr all lilu' hvxf. VERNON SORENSON Vvrnou ix u fulvlilml 1411, Who lrmlx flu' gulx lwlh good ami lmfl. H1 x ulwuyx xlarfiug xorm' new fad: If you'n' ual his pal, il'x rrally xml. ETHEL BECKSTEAD Ilrrr is ir girl you all xhoulfl Nin' ax nm ln' und jus! as szwvf. lllppfr , ISAMU WATANUKI Full of fun, wil, ami joy- In Irulh, hen' is u flumiy boy. MARGARET JENSEN Margarvf is ix shnlious girlg Shi- lzvrps Ihr boys in a whirl. Wilh hrr great knowledge ami good looks, All boys xhi' quirlcly hooks, WW Hfwif LOIS PARDUHN Thr' 4 5St'IIt'l' of zligrlily-Mixs Punluhn, But xunny ami vin' us u Jay in Iumn ROBERT ANDERSON Our Bah is a man of high irr- lclln-t. P1'rff'rI work from him you nur m'pr'rf. Wi' xhould upprrriafv his wou- ilrrful worle., For from his duty hr' nwrr will Xhirlz. BETH WEBB Whcrz you'rv clown uuu' ou! Anil almoxt feelin' xari, lust talk awhile wlih Beth, Anil soon you will fm-I gluri. LeROY SWENSON Burl has the gw'alz'.vf sense of humor, fhe moxf witty jim'- somzlify, and fha gwatcsi disposilion of any boy in our nb ol. We admire him. Q.14gl,JL,,1.,yf1, MARY N I ELS EN A sunny nature aml a prvliy roirr, Orff hrr uw' duly rejoice. rr www' VERDA BUTTERFIELD Wfll rare and rant aim' her shiny lrexses, H4-re is one l r:. ' O of wif? MPQWNWM WW FERN DENSLEY Thix girl hax thu' t'0Ill17ll'.XiUll of a movir' xlarg Ihr? form of a bathing lzfaufyg thu' waffl- Vohr of Ihr' Quran of Shvlzug and all in all, shc's one nifty gal. MELVYN WEENIG Indgc' of tim xfmlwzf rourf is lm, lla has wixfionz, om? can sm KATHERINE SOTER A shining vxamplr is srl by Ibis lass, Who rankx firxl inxizla and oilf- xirlr of mah 1-lass. DAVID ARCHIBALD Although hm s no sorial lmffvr- fly, his up lo snuff. vw , f ,I l ZOLA CI-IAMBERLAIN Zola is juxl a su'm'l, kiml, arul modrxl girl-ih kiml ur' all low. LARRY DALTON Banu Brummvl of lhe school, uw might say, And you Llllllv xrv a lull like lhis errry day. Twenfy-seven M, HAROLD LARSEN AI Il is our lm 'nrxs in ng 1' ,gum gwtftny ivy if .va ran. Thai hrfx a good' . I I, we all ag1'vff Ami u ' hir IQolz5 and fver- mna jug V All Z L PAY SOTER Manuarly aml rnlluml ax Emily Posf, of lhis mixx, Iorzlau will hoasi. MIKE PAVICI-I llvholfl, flu' ronqlwring hero 1 roznrs. I ly 1 7 .el 'Y X W! fo I JUNE BATEMAN Sha is likr a lzoml-xlill but W .f CHARLES LAMBSON Nom' but Ihr bran' flvsrrws the fair. f DORIS GILLISPIE When xhc is good, :be ix very, wry good: Bu! whrn xhr ix hail, she ix in- hvasting. 0 . Km DeLOY MCMULLIN DeLay is u pal In l'I'l'fJ'07lF, Esjmriully io fha' fair: His fn-rsonalily uw' all mlmire, Ami' uw low his uwry hair. RUTH FITZGERALD Vufh's l'f0ll.'7lllIg glory is hfr 111011 of blond, curly hair. HARRY SETTERBURG Harry has Ihr wisdom of a king. For Ihis boy knows most rrfry- thing. Allhrmgh hr'll m'1'cr danrc or sing, He's l'tll7fIlfl'd a girl whosr' naim s Irwzr. KATH RYN MUTCH Kaliv's such a jolly girl, Shr s happy all Ihr' zlay. That girl'x 7ll'I'l'Y, m'z'c'r sail, ls 'wlml Ihr xfmlrnls say. KENNETH LITTLEFIELD D0l'SIl'f he rrmiml you of Ihr hero-Tarzan? Frankly, u'4 ll say hr's om' he- man! 5 5 LEAH BAXTER Large, :lark 1'-IT! smile af you Anal chcrr you up u'hene'rr you are blur! MAIDA COTTRELL Mainlu has A szvcvfr1z'ss rarvg And shz s lhe most flepmduble girl That ymfd fiml nfiywhrrr. DREWS RISKA Oh, how hr makrs Ihr frmininc hrarls flillirr, GM, hafs ning lhey sofily illlvr. EMELINE GRANT Emmy possesses om' of the rarest faulflm zlisposilion. J S. LEY A lilllz' onsrnsz' rmu' and then, Is rrlishvd by the hrs! of men. W' Qu LENORA AYLLET Lvnora has iulrnt when she play! Ihr' rcllog Shi' also has Ihr- falrnt to gr! Salt Lake ff-Ilaw. F Whul a gall J CHAD BECKSTEAD Chad has such ninr red hairy Hr has a grin thafs somrlhing fllff. Aml when it mmf: to baske!- ball, This b0y's right lhrre the first of all. Twenfy-eight A x QQ J? g QL QS7, l K i I PAUL MAZARUN Mu: is a humlsomc afhlrfrg Wilh his zlunving you fun't Compete. We lilzr' him llrrallsr hc's so rrruf, Although he has Iwo good-sizvd frrl. GLADYS MORTENSON ' A grva! sum of good sense is the Q greatest rurromplixh1m'11i a Q girl ran haw. , E BRIAN HUTCHINGS Thvre onghl fo be a olhvr Dr- lilah lo rar his irllrrlual lovks. f I LEO DESPAIN Ilv 4 'I xlaml out umong lhc owd, D 1 of Ibis lull lonlan u'ill he proud. OPAL BERRETT Nlwr harkuwnl, Xrzrr bold, ' Always u,-orfh hr wi I w N. ELLA GREENWOOD Sha' has charms a plrnty, Aml ample powrr to leuxfg Thr srorc uf hrarls .vhc's slaugh- Irrrd Ilas fur o11 Twenfy-nine yn HERTHA JENSEN Hrrlha has a nirr, loud laugh, Sho has fhe 11011 of fwog Shr mu sing and she can rluflrr, Ami is hufzfny the whole rlay through. CHARLES BRANDT Charlrs is jus! om' nice kid, On his swlrwxs we all would hid. 71 NORMA MOUSLEY Small-just 4 mile of a min, But Io he wilh hrr is hravrnly bliss. LEOLA HAKANSON This girl's hair is wry rlarh., Aml shr's as happy as a lurk. JAY HILTON lay lznoufx Ihal if lalu-s lhirfren musrlrs fo smile' and sixly- four Io frown. So why should hr oreru'ork? AL STUART A hvllrr pal lhan good ulal Al you u'on'l find an3'u'hr'n'. LaVON MORGAN To sri' brr is fu like bvrg lvul In knou' bar ix lo low bvr. SHIELDS GARDNER Will: his curly hair anzl uinning smile, Hz-'Il lzrralz your bvurt in u wry short ufhilr. Herr is a man wh luis 4' poivrr aml skill To slim ilu' lorrqxifj 0 '0- mau's will. DERAL BISH R DELORES MORRISS Prclly fo uiallz iriib, Wifly fo talk wilb, Anil iiirr in think nf. N Oi VILATE BUTTERFIELD Moiirsl but ialrnfml is our Vi- lair, Rirb rf'u'anls will iw bars, as sun' as fair. LINDEN MARGQETTS He assunies nothing bu! lmssvs- .ws murb. MACK DOW Blarlz and rurly is his laairg Ii will laclp him win the fair. e I HAZEL JONES A swift smilf' aml an aHrari'i1'i' fan' ban' ufrm hir many frirmls. Yfw fgz 22 5 .?v1iR'Wj PARR U11 to Parr in pep and fun Ami bas a smile for c'1'z'ryi1ru'. SAM ALINE Oh, yrs, bc's Ibn' zvrll-ilrvssnl man of fbi' svbool. ALFRED CANNING Alfred is a big faolball mang Girls, fry lo u'in bim if you ran. ALICE TODD Alice always wrars a smile, SlJz s always happy,-, loog You may uualrb bar quife awhile, Bul you'll fiml shr's never blue. Thirfy MATILDA CORAK Tufiulzling brown vyvs and a gracious srnilr, Mukz' fhis lass rrully uxorlh while. JOHN CVAR A misrhirifous larl wilh rc-ady sinilcf, To play a joysdl walk a mile. RUTH MITCHELL A ilanrrr of unusual grate, Shu also possvssrs ll prrfl-y farc. Rulh nm lap-you br! shi' ran, Aml nlaybr sbf-'ll hair many a fan. GLEN DON LEAK Hc s Iilzf a fork lhaf fauna! he krpf 11ld1'I' many ment t U a ling EDITH CARLOUIST In Eililh Carlquist you'rc sure Io find, 'lIli 0 CAROL POULSEN Carol's always full of fung lnlu lnisrhivf shr u'ill run. This girl has u happy smile For rrrrybody all Ihr while. 1!1PllV fan' Illltl a lfrillimit I X Thirfy-one LaMAR LARSON This nnmly nmu is rourlvous, rriiisidrralrlv, and kind. P A HELEN HANSEN A lIll'Y'1'j7 lufinklv iu hw' vgw, A srusv of humor loo, This girl mulrl nrulu' you laugh Exim whru AWIll,Vl' fvvlin' blur. RODNEY JENSEN This boy has lhirlz, lrloml hair, And his ronrlwlrxinn is rqually fair: His plz-using grin is nm' quih' rare, For he farrs Ihr' world wilhoul a rarv. DOROTHY SMITH Shr lmssrssrs flu- Iwo uohlrsl fhii1gs--su'1'1'Im'sx :mil mod- vsly. q 34- M DESMOND PECKHAM A husky hr'-man uf fhr- Wffsf, And hr' is Wally our of ihe best. BURKE PETERSON What Ihr u'0rl1l has hrvn look- ing for--u hrarr and hours! man. MADGE SUMMERS Alllw xjwriug brings prrlly Irra- snn' galvrr, Wfr likr Summers' rburms far more. JOHN SAMUELSO Wbvn fhvrfx melbi to do, ami- u 'ant it ne, lux! axiz ic 4-'x the our. if V I GOL I , AUN Suwt, rourag x, ami' fine, Oh, what wu roux Virtues arf' flaimh f JENNY I-IUFFER Sby as fbi' rharming zfiolcf Tbix fair main' wrfil m r'r forgwt. GILBERT RASMUSSEN IJunIorI Big of xlulim-, loud of roirr, 1,015 of fun, uml full of noise. 1 CI BETH THOMPSON Q 1- Dignifinl lirynmf bm' yrars, Aml, oh my, of all fbr fleurs! ff II7 LELAND HOGAN Lclaml is a boy quite tall, Aml for him all the girls do fall. Holrha-u.'lJaf a lad! '7 IKINDNESS WALKER I Kindness ix a rirtue possessml only by a fewg But xbe has it for a name. We lilzr' if, zlon't you? WILSON SORENSON This boy ba: surb lznowlvulgz' great, And with line wamz-11 so dons rate, That wc wonder what will bc' bis lnrley fate, MILAN CHRISTENSEN Dignity and rourtesy-the elf'- mentx that make' up q gen- tleman. ROBERTA LINDSAY Dainty as a mairlrn of olcl, On our bvar sin' has a firm hold. I THOMAS ERICKSON Rvaaly wil aml ready grin, 'I'bat,x why uf:-'re so foml of him Thirfy-Iwo HELEN WINKLER Hrr twinkling frvf, and gran,- ful air Form a l'0Nlblllllfi0ll ibut is really ran' NORENE RUSSELL Norrm' has a xmiling, nlimpled face, And ra-ally is a rrrclil lo our humun ran' VIOLA CHRISTENSEN A really nirc girl-boncxf, .vfruighff01warrl,urm' kinrl. ROMA BUTTERWORTH Roma is rrorlb brr wright in gold. Tbix by many of brr friends 'J Iolzl. 51 C 9 ANN A D N 'I 1171 mingllilze Ihr a l - I r n fnmll' gifs as fafe. Rx., Thirfy-'rh ree READ WALKER A dvlvrmimvl fare and a squure rbin- H4-'ll u'in auf, u'baff'l'vr br's in. JUNE ROSE A lwvlly mum' ami' u prrlly fare Go bam! in bum! la fill Ibis sfmrr. DALE WALKER Lilllv buf 1f'l'l'jl vifrfrgvlirg His uniivx will xvml you iulo hysfrrics. L, 19 - fx y' ,. .r A ,Luv flf Mr, I X, LILLIS FOREMAN A smile so xuwl, aml vyvs so brown, Sbfx banlly vrrr xrvu Io frown. FLOYD C. DANSIE run, goml fvllou' out io mc rrrd. Thirfy-four are ' OFFICERS MAXINE CHARLIER DERRILL BILLS AFTON NIELSEN Vice Presidenl Presidenf Secrefary-Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS K HE iunior class of l933-34, under Jrhe inspiring leader- ship of Derrill Bills, Maxine Charlier, and Aflon Niel- i sen, has dislinguished ilself as a mosl promising group of sfudenis. The enlhusiasfic manner in which +his class conducfed Jrhe annual Junior Prom, lhe oulrsranoling social evenr of rhe year, has won rhe lasiing aolmirafion and approval of lhe Srudenr Body. Thirfy-five lola Rawson Jay Rideouf Lucy Godfrey Ru+h Pearson Quenfin Shulsen Leah Holi Rose Ella Nicholl Rober+ Mals+rom Lillian Pearson Virfue Fischer Rae Dimond Ramona Pearson Joyce Myers Charles Quinn Jennie Archibald Elizaloerh Beclcsiead Glen Greenwood Beriha Bafeman Margaref Engman Edward Jenkins Hazel Marlin Thirty-six Maxine Slaker Glen Burlcinslnaw Frances Tennanf Edi+l'i Vawdry Melvin Young Gail Mickelsen Mary Blair Slerling Tholen Mildred Swain Belly McMullin Ross Gardner Elizabeili Crane Corinne Clemenfs Don Orion Tlwerma Smilh Lucille Sfeaclman Max Malslrom Roxine Conlcle Kafhryn Pelerson Morris Lloyd Dorofhy Greenwood Thirty-seven Leah Trane Arvol Allen Selma Allgood lnez Marfineau Loraine Adams Jean Bowflworpe Leila Woolron Max Wesl Margarem' Egberf Edilh Peierson Vernon Bennion l-larrieil Wiberg Merlene Hendrickson Everefl Cooley Bell: Soffe Luana Jensen Bruce May Lola Holi Eomia Laurilzen Marvin Jenson Marflwa Saia+ovicl1 Tlnirfy-eigl'1'r Elaine Jolfs WM l-larolcl Berrell June James June Raddon Wayne Olson Alone Sfringlellow lla Jones Everel Carlson Juanila Sundbloom Alice Goff Ray Filzgeralcl Erva Andrus Lucille Lynn Jay Young Elhel Sloclcing Thelma Pelerson Roberl Carmer Ora Carson Michle Mori Douglas Borg Maxine Clnarlier Tlwirfy-nine Sarah Wardle Clarence Giles Allen Nielsen Mary Ellz Jack Williams Sarah Irving Fern Sfory Sharp Young Louise Smiih Alien Beclcsread Carl Jacobsen June Anderson May Hyde Kennelh l-larrison Arvilla Olson Edirh Baleman Alfred Bufler Marquila Burgon Bernice Jensen I-larold Smilh Geraldine Hand Forly Annis lvlarlineau Ralph Basfian Marjorie Dunyon Julia Andrus Granl Andrus Rullw Wardle Nona l-lolf Calvin Rasmussen Linnea Sundquisf Arvilla Cuncliclq Melvin Lancasler Pearl Roberlson Lucille Glover Glen Bird Wilma Spencer Sarah Miller Saul Poliner Gerfrude Malsfrom lvine Shulsen Roy Pelerson Irma Smiilw Forfy-one WM will Frank Canning lone Turner Hyrum Bowen Adelberl' Naylor Phyllis Sabey Reed Brown Leola Morfense Russel Nielsen ig Russell Gardner Alvin Sundquisl Marjorie Brady Sfancel Mangum Dave Madsen LaRue Boberg Alfon Nance Archie Harclcasfle June Cole Marko Zerno Don Searle Joyce Kunkle Errol Myers Forfy-lwo John Gardner Hazel Terree Edward Oborn lSeniorl l-lar? Draper Rhea McKee DeMar Woodrow Leroy Land LaPreal Boofh Donald Hogan Max Leak Margarelle Hicks Derrill Bills Evererr A. Kunz Merle Swensen Adolph Pederson Donald Jenkins Ivy Becksfead Lawrence Smi+h Nile Brown LaRae Rich Granf Roach Foriy-fhree li yyalw. Brimhall WR 72094 Glen Madsen Esilier Peferson Delos Boggess Donald Olson Grace Sliulsen Ross Crane Elmo Densley Louise LeDuc Rulon Nielson Kennellw Nielsen Edi+l1 Richardson Claude Granl' Ole Pelersen Edillw Cox Chris Moriensen Frank Kennedy Flora Denny Slanley Burgon Pedro Loulias Belh Bailey George Beckslead Forly-'lou H5531 I , W Lynn Bridges Mary Thornblad Pace Richards Ray Brimhall Ml Thelma Barbenx Marlin Bowen Luana Shi . Leonard Newbold V ynn Ric r l O Granr Gilberr Donna Jensen Bill Thomas Moedl Slead man Venice Beclcslrand Andy Hobbs Earl Smilh 0 Lova Myers '31 , Paul Morlensen Keilh Nelson Opal Rindlisloach 1- Howard Andrus flf-uf l 4 ffwygwwl Forly-live if Nick Danyanovich Dorollwy Broadloenl Fred Cvar Don Jensen Wayne Curlis Sleplwen Carlquisl' Mildred Nielsen Galen Cunclick Rodney Bu'r+erworll1 Donna Orlon Joseph Nielsen Howard Newbold Aflon Shaw Lorus Walker Merle Fairborn Solea Karaglanis Arfliur Las? Kennelli Soffe Loris Burkinslwaw Ray Crane Forly-six Waldo Page Mildred l-lamlllon lSeniorl Edward Squire Donald Palmer Dan Smi'll'1 Glen Green Beffy Bowfhorpe Jack Spencer Milfon Densley lvin Spencer Max Roundy Alene Hardman Jimmie Perry Forfy-seven CHEMISTRY CLASSES Forfy-eighf . 1 ' .?a,vy',..1 . I .E GRGAN ZATIDNS f CHARLONIAN CLUB HE girls oT The Charlonian Club, The largesT group since The club was organ- ized, sixTy-Three in all, have been sTaunch supporTers of all school acTiviTies This year. The Charlonians formed an enThusiasTic, cheering group during The aThleTic season. They were conspicuous in Their aTTracTive, maroon sweaTers aT The league baslceTball games, and especially so aT The STaTe High School BaslceT- ball Tournament On March The TwenTy-second The girls enTerTained Their parTners aT an April Showers dancing parTy. The guesTs of honor included The baslceTball boys, The TaculTy members, and Their parTners. Two ouTsTanding social evenTs during The pasT year were The Charlonian assembly and The Charlonian lniTiaTion ParTy. The girls, all honor sTudenTs, are: Erva Andrus DoroThy Greenwood RuTh Milchell Lenora AyleTT Mary Aylell' Ber9ha Baleman Inez BecksTead Jessie BerreTT Opal BerreTT BelTy Boberg Beth Boqgess Loris Burkinshaw EdiTh CarlquisT Maxine Charlier Genevieve ChrisTensen Melissa Cooley Doris Crapo Melba Dansie Fern Densley BeTTy Durfee MargareT Egberl' EThel Gardner Forfy-nine Ella Greenwood June Greenwood Erneline GranT Arlene Hansen Geraldine Hand Helen Hansen Leah HolT Lola Half Anifa Hylre Bernice Jensen HerTha Jensen MargareT Jensen Gwen Kimball Ramona Leak RoberTa Lindsay Hazel MarTin Annis MarTineau Inez Marhneau Nelda Marchanl Mildred Miller LaVon Morgan ATTon Nielsen Donna Odon Leah Rasmussen Laura Samuel Pearl Spencer Irma SrniTh Fay SoTer KaTherine Soler Willa Slolces BeTh Soffe Lucille STeadrnan EThel SToClring Francis TennanT Mary Thompson BeTh Thompson Alice Todd BeTh Webb Sarah Wardle W? Home Economics Club 1 f ,ll Club Members Alzada Denney, LaRue Boberq, Merlene Hendrickson, Virlue Fisher, Olive Thaxlon, Belly Boberg, LaVon Morgan, Erva Andrus, Thelma Pelerson, Marjorie Dunyon, Clara Eberl, Elizabelh Beclcslead, Nona Freeman, Edilh Vawdrey, Ella Greenwood, Hazel Terree, Julia Andrus, Gerlrude Smilh, Emeline Granl, Helen Larsen, Melissa Cooley, Ramona Leak, Selma Algood, Gail Miclcelsen, Pearl Robe-rlson, Allon Shaw, Helen Hansen, Louise Smilh, 'lherma Smilh, Thella Bailey, Beryl Diazelies, lnez Marlineau, Annis Marlineau, Kalheryn Mulch, Norma Olson, Belh Bogqess, Berlha Baleman, Marqarel Egberl, Nona Holl, Alice Todd, Dayna Slringlellow, Edna Glazier, Carol Poulsen, lla Jones, Flora Denney, Dorolhy Smilh, Edilh Cox, Calherine Soler, Fay Soler, Beryl Muir, Eloise Welch, Fern Densley, Leah Holl, Jessie Berrell, Dorolhy Greenwood, Rulh Filzqerald, Lucille Sleadman, Mary Parr. Filly OFFICERS lCloThes Made in Classl Helen Hansen Ella Greenwood Melissa Cooley BeTTy Boberg Edna Glazier HOME ECONOMICS CLUB V O sTarT The year oTT wiTh a bang, The Home Economics Club sponsored a X swimming and dancing parTy, November l7, aT Beclc's in SalT Lake CiTy. E, The club girls and Their parTners enjoyed The plunge Tor a Tew hours Then aTe Their box-lunches and danced. AnoTher evenT was a TooTball banqueT. The guesTs were TorTy TooTball boys, The coaches, and The Board of EducaTion. ChrisTmas colors were used as decoraTions. Red carnaTions were arranged as a cenTer-piece. Girls in aTTracTive whiTe aprons Took care of The serving. Two meeTings a monTh are planned, each being insTrucTive in Modes and Manners. ln January an illusTraTive lecTure on china and glassware was given Tor all club members. AT anoTher meeTing The club girls were insTrucTed in The care and TiT oi shoes. In April, Campus Fashions, an original slciT in Tour acTs, composed by a member, sTarred eighTy-five l-lome Economics girls in dresses They had made. The TirsT acT carried ouT regisTraTion day, showing The laTesT Things in swagger suiTs. The second scene whirled us inTo The midsT of summer sporTs. ln The Third acT an aTTer- noon Tea was porTrayed. Then in The lasT acT. dressed in Their parTy Troclcs, The girls did a Tango dance wiTh Their parTners. IT was hard To believe ThaT all The beauTiTul cloThes shown, had been made by The girls Themselves. The ToTal membership of The club is sevenTy-Tive. Fiffy-one Jordan Fulure Farmers Associalion-F. F. A. Slocks, Crops, and Poullry Judging Teams Merle Brown, Wayne Olsen, Weldon Freeman, Max Leak, Lynn Richardson, Glen Green, Erroll Myers, Nick Danyanovich, Russell Nielsen, Reed Brown, Leon Jenson, Merle Fairbourn, Merrill Pugmire, Lorin Jenkins, Willis Francom, Boyd Baslian, Ralph Baslian, Earl Srnilh, Billy Nilsson, Clarence Burmingham, Roy Pelerson, Casper Joos, Woodrow Nelson, Glenden Leak, Rulon Nielson, Richard Websler, Archie l-lardcaslle, Leland Hogan, Kielh Nielson, Roberl Cardwell, Carl Jacobson, Albin Brown, LaVere Rees, Kennefh Nielsen, Randall Websler, Darrell Brown, Jack Spencer, Gram' Roach, Rodney Bulferworlh, Waldemar Rees, Quenlin Shulsen. Filly-lwo OTTicers F. F. A. BOYD BASTTAN JACK SPENCER WELDON FREEMAN PAUL C. BOYCE PresidenT Vice Presideni' SecreTary-Treasurer Adviser JORDAN FUTURE FARMERS ASSOCIATION i has been ouTsTanding in compeTiTion wiTh oTher schools ThroughouT The gf., sTaTe. Weldon Freeman, secreTary oT The club, was honored in receiving The Gold Key, which is emblemaTic oT aTTaining The rank oT STaTe Farmer, The second highesT degree in The naTional socieTy. ln I932 Alma HOIT won The same high honor. The Jordan l-ligh School is iusTly proud oT These boys Tor The honor They have broughT To The school. Members oT The crop and sTocl4 iudging Teams also won high raTings. The Crop and Seed Judging Team, consisTing oT Lynn Richardson, Erroll Myers, Boyd BasTian, and Rodney BuTTerworTh, won TourTh place aT The Provo STock Show, and ninTh place aT The Ogden LivesTock Show. The PoulTry Judging Team, Woodrow Nelson, Willis Francorn, and Clyde Goss, won second place aT The Ogden LivesToclc Show in l933-34. ln 1932 The PoulTry Team, Lynn Richardson and Rodney BuTTerworTh, placed TourTh aT The STaTe Fair. The I933-34 LivesToclc Judging Team, made up oT Rulon Nielsen, DelberT Naylor, Leon Jenson, Jack Spencer, and Ralph BasTian, won sixTh place aT The Provo Live- URING The pasT year The Jordan High School FuTure Farmers organizaTion 1 sTock Show, and eighTeenTh aT The Ogden LivesToclc Show, in compeTiTion wiTh mosT oT The high schools oT The sTaTe. These boys are To be complimenTed on The splendid showing They have made, and Tor represenTing Jordan High School in such an able and progressive manner. The insTrucTor, Mr. Boyce, is also To be congraTulaTed Tor his eTTorTs in assisTing The boys wiTh Their proiecTs. FiTTy-Th ree 5 THE SCRIBBLERS CLUB HE Scribblers Club was organized To provide an opporTuniTy Tor young wriTers To improve Their TalenT in creaTive wriTing, wiTh Mr. l-larold Thorpe as adviser. Membership is limiTed To ThirTy pupils. AT presenT TwenTy-seven sTudenTs are enrolled. Providing They saTisTy The requiremenTs Tor acTive membership, club members may purchase insignia pins, To cosT noT more Than TiTTy cenTs. In addiTion To Their work in creaTive wriTing, The club prepared a porTTolio Tor The Philippine Islands, TeaTuring arTicles on our school organizaTions, school aThleTics, surrounding communiTies, imporTanT indusTries, a hisTory OT The Mormon Pioneers. and scenery oT UTah. Correspondence wiTh schools, boTh in The UniTed STaTes and in Toreign counTries, will be anoTher inTeresTing TeaTure. Through The courTesy oT The UTe SenTinel, The club has been given Three columns each week in which To publish iTs creaTive eTTorTs. These columns will bei open during The summer monThs Tor ouTsTanding liTerary creaTions oT all English pupils as well as Those of club members. SCRIBBLERS CLUB MEMBERS Annis MarTineau, presidenT: Elaine JoTTs, vice presidenTg June Anderson, secreTary' Anna Anderson, BeTTy Boberg, MarquiTa Burgon, MargareT Camp, Corinne ClemenTs MaTilda Coralc, Doris Crapo, l-larT Draper, MargareT Engman, June Greenwood Winona l-lardcasTle, AniTa T-lylce, Sarah Irving, GerTrude MalsTrom, Inez MarTineau Billy Miller, Fuiie Mori, Michie Mori, Mary Nielsen, EdiTh PeTerson, Pearl Spencer, Lucille STeadrnan, EThel SToclcing, Leah Trane. FiTTy-Tour 1 W3 STAGE-DRIVERS CLUB Brian l-lulclmings, Clifford Chrisrian, Clarmonf Enqman, Henry Page, Donald Palmer, Leonard Newbold, Doyle Tempesr, Raymond Hogan, Chesler Muir, Ruel Walker, Donald Bolliger, Marlin Bowmen, Gilberf Rasmussen, Dean Despain, Howard Crump, Earl Maynard, Jay l-lilron, Andrew Bergman, Mr, Burler, Mr, Nelson, Mr. Becksrrom. VISUAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Clifford Clririsrian, DeMar Brimlwall, LeRoy Land, Evere++ Osrler, Kennelh Lirrlefield David Archibald, Clarmonr Engman, Mr. Nelson. 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A - A - xi:-'. . - vw.: was ' iv va. v b' --f-wKn.,:wew'mf-'A-mvaai . -b 1 1 - - ' - 4 ' I F: ' f- 3 577 H - ' -12.1 v-1 Q -1.9.4 .na-.-0.2 -1- . - i DARRELL DAY ROBERT ANDERSON Business Manager Ediior BEETDICCER STAFF DOROTHY GREENWOOD RUTH PEARSON TOMOKO WATANUKI Associofe Editor Associafe Editor Ariisf DON ORTON HAROLD LARSEN RAY BRIMHALL Assisfani Business Manager Assisianf Business Manager Phofographer MAIDA COTTRELL Typisi' FACULTY ADVISERS MARK G-REENWOOD ORSON SMITH Business Plwdroqraphy HAROLD THORPE LAURA GARDNER Ediforiais Edifinq Fiffv-seven HCAPPY RICKS School Play Cappy Ricks .... Donald Phipps Caplain Mall Peasley . . Gail Smillw Jolwn Skinne r... Melvyn Weeniq Cecil Perecles Burnard . Donald Balernan Ellen Murray . Edward Single-lon Brookfield . . Florence Ricks . Lucy Ricks . . Lucille Sleadman William Thomas . Pace Richards . Saral1Wardle Vilale Bullerlield .445 Filly-eiiihl CHARLONIAN PLAY ERVA ANDRUS LENORA AYLETT AFTON NIELSEN HELEN HANSEN IRMA SMITH LEAH RASMUSSEN SARAH WARDLE LAUREL SAMUEL THE MAKER OF DREAMS ANITA HYKE RUTH MITCHELL HERTHA JENSEN Fiffy-nine 'fwxy The Trial of Sania Claus OPERA- DANIEL BOONE Mrs. Callaway, pioneer molher . . . Mrs. Rebecca Boone, wife of Daniel Boone Ezelciel Pogue, handy conlriver . . . Frances Callaway, youngesl daughler Belsy, eldesl daughler . . . Samuel Henderson, suilor +o Belsy . Tabilha McSplinrer, New England spinsfer . Janice Boone, daughrer ol Daniel Boone . Nell Dunlron, friend of Janice . . Jimmie Slaler, guard al 'rhe lorr Richard Callaway, hardy pioneer Daniel Boone, wilderness scoul . John l-lolder, young woodsman . Flanders Callaway, suifor lo Janice . . Cornslallc, Chief of Shawnees . . . Squire Boone, brolher of Daniel Boone . . lndian Solo Dancer ........ Selllers, Scouls, Pioneers, Indians Sixly-one II . Afron Nielsen . Lola l-loll . Melvyn Weenig . Sarah Wardle . Willa Slolces . Carlos Srnifh . l-lerrha Jensen Dorolhy Broadbenl Maxine Sralcer Maurice Claylon Ray Brimhall . Darrell Day DeLoy McMullin . Leno Marlin Leonard Newbolsl . . Don Phipps . Rulh Milchell Band Orchesfra Slxfy-TWO Girls' Chorus 1 Sindy-+hree Boys' Chorus S T M if f Q , J QQjW,i,pyV0'yVl DREWS RISKA RAMONA LEAK DARREL SOFFE Managing Edifor Edilorfin-Chief Associafe Managing Edifor THE BROADCASTER Winner of All-lnfermounfain Honor Rafing for five-column paper in The Tirsf all- infermouniain journalism coniesf held al The B. Y. U. on March 30. Tied wiih Spoi- ligh+, Gunnison Couniy, Colorado newspaper, U' 1 I i .,5 A .Q-Q. N. V . ,wh -.K si M, Assislanf Edilor Sporls Edilor . Assisfanl Sporfs Lilerary . . Sociely . Clubs . Fealures . Exchange Deparlmenfs Humor . Typisl . . Fafully Adviser STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Edilor . Bill Thomas Donald Baieman Slephen Carlquisl Kalherine Soler Torrvolco Walanulxi . Willa Siolres . Lenora Aylell Edna Burningham . Edifh Carlquisf . Paul Mazuran Juanila Sundblom . Miss Rawson Business Manager . . . Earl Maynard Assisianl Business Mgr. Harold Srniih Faculfy Adviser . . . Mr. Boyce REPORTORIAL STAFF Alice Todd, Melvyn Weenig, Andy Hobbs, Casper Joos, Merna Sadler, Geraldine Hand, Jean Bowlhorpe, lola Rawson, Raymond Hogan, Vv'insTon Morris, Wayne Curlis. Sixfy-Tour 1,- I 8- CALENDAR SEPTEMBER STudenTs arrive Trom Tarms and whaT have you Tor The apparenT purpose of gaining knowl- edge-maybe! Classes eIecT big bosses. OCTOBER 4-Maior Campbell lecTures on Tlying machines and parachuTes1 and, Tor once, The sTudenTs are noT up in The air. 6-Assembly sTirs pep Tor TirsT TooTball vicTory. Jordan 9, Davis 0. NOVEMBER I7-Fufure Farmers sponsor The Ag. Club Ball. NoThing harder Than punch. 24-STudenTs Trip lighTly aT a maTinee dance. 22 DECEMBER Ag. Club boys give us a few laughs in as- sembly. - The Trial of SanTa Claus amuses us Tor an hour, aTTer which we enioy a maTinee dance. JANUARY 3-STudenTs come back To school sorrowfully, 5- sleepy aTTer The ChrisTmas holidays. BaskeTball season opens wiTh a bang. Jordan 35, Murray l5, I2-Jordan hails anofher vicTory! FEB RUARY 2-STudenTs give reciTal. Jordan beaTs Davis, 33 To 22. 6-Here comes anoTher vicTory! Jordan 41, Murray 20. 9-Pep rally helps Jordan win anoTher vicTory. Jordan 54, 6ranTsville I9. I4-James Cagney shows us how To be really Tough in The Mayor oT Hell. I6-Bingham's exchange assembly pleases every- one, and so does The score, Jordan 25, Bing- ham, 23. 2I-Annual School Play, Cappy Ricks, presenTed. 23-Charlonians' assembly lceeps us spellbound- perhaps. Jordan loses To Tooele. Jordan 20, Tooele 24. SixTy-Tive MARCH 2-Pep assembly doesn'T sTir enough pep. Jor- dan 23, GraniTe 39. 7-MaTinee dance gives everyone a chance To geT rid OT surplus energy. I4-Here we are aT The TournamenTl Jordan 33, NorTh Summif 23. I5-ln second day encounTer we down Salina. 49 To l7. I6-Semi-Tinalsl Jordan liclrs Nephi. Jordan IS, Nephi I4. I9-Assembly and dance honor baslreTball boys. 22-Charlonians Throw annual parfy, afTer which all boys resume Their naTural behaviors. 30-Overall and Sack Apron Day exciTes many, and iT Takes a Kennell Murder Case To quieT Them. . APRIL 2-Game Commissioner Lee Kay shows picTures oi wild liTe in UTah. 6-The big social evenT of The year, The Junior Prom, gives everyone a chance To sTruT his sTuTT. I3-V-Musical assembly enioyed by all lexcepTing The ISO who sluTTedl. 20-Seniors borrow Prom decoraTions Tor Their annual Hop-lSlrip and Jurnpl. 24-Home Economics girls presenf fashion show. 27-Girls' Day and rnaTinee dance give girls a lasT chance. MAY 4--Assembly program gives us much pleasure. 5-Senior Play, Second Childhood, provides an opporTuniTy Tor seniors To show us how well They can acT. ll-Year book day Thrills everyone and leaves all wiTh happy memories. I5-The Senior Progressive ParTy makes all iun- iors envious. I8-Commencement Seniors receive diplomas and deparT Trom The Teachers and The school They love The besT. PROM COMMITTEE KENNETH SOFFE LUCILLE GLOVER MOEDL STEADMAN DONNA ORTON JIMMY PERRY LEAH HOLT THE JUNIOR PROMENADE I-IE annual Junior Promenade, held in honor of 'rhe deparfing Senior Class, foolc place April sixfh, and proved fo be one of fhe mosf successful parfies of fhe presenf social season. The gymnasium was arfisfically decorafed wifh icicles, icebergs, polar bears, and vasf fields of ice which carried ouf fhe Norfh Pole scheme. The colorful lighfing effecfs of orchid, orange, yellow, and dazzling whife, shining on fhe glisfening Arcfic effecfs, made a picfuresque scene fhaf fhe sfudenfs will nof soon forgef. To add fo fhe beaufy of fhe decorafions, were all fhe girls in Their colorful, dainfy evening dresses, each one differenf buf becoming. The handsomely groomed boys also presenfed an affracfive picfure. The orchesfra known as fhe High l-laffers furnished enchanfing music for fhe evening's enferfain- menf: and everyone enioyed lisfening and dancing fo ifs pleasing sfrains. The refreshmenfs were served from a boofh, cleverly decorafed wifh icicles and whife paper. The oufsfanding feafure of fhe evening was fhe Promenade of fhe hand- somely-dressed Junior Class. This consisfed of a very clever marching drill. which ended affer fhe Juniors had fripped fhe lighf fanfasfic fo a dreamy walfz. The Prom commiffee, which consisfed of 'rhe Junior Class officers and The commiffee members, are fo be congrafulafed for having planned one of fhe mosf successful evenings of fhe season. The commiffee has been very efficienf and ambifious, all puffing forfh fheir besf efforfs in order 'ro make fhe parfy a huge success. The faculfy advisers, Mr. T. A. Dewey, Miss Lucille Tuffle, Miss Oralie Rawson, and Mr. Paul Boyce, also deserve much credif for fheir assisfance in preparing fhe delighfful evening's enferfainmenf. Sixfy -six POLAR SCENES FROM I934 PROM Sixiyhsov Sixfy-eighf 1 1 I THLIETICS , h M. ,. , . - .. 4' wp. . ' . ..'.' eq - 5 ' 1 I .N ,jf i. f,, Q,,v.1'.. 4 -A X 1, 'A ,.w : . ., ' , . . I.--M2 55 .mu 5. I K , W 0 4 . 1.5, , .- .. v . V , 4 ,By , .mf , 51 -. rf. ff N , , ,,.wwg,, :,,:,,45H 11- Lz.n1:M-K.. , mr' '. V 7.1,.'Lyg'f . 05855.41 ,..x,2T'.,-,nts - .-..a.:u.:- r 'M ' . ' '.u.v5.'Et... .x ya. SWL- .'-.-. ACl-5M'Ti.s4'iri COACH ES EDWIN R. KIMBALL O. D. BALLARD AT H L E TIC S THE aThleTes oT Jordan have enjoyed one oT The mosT successful years in x The hisTory of The school. The baslceTball and The TooTball Teams, especially, have achieved Tame in inTer-school compeTiTion. The I933-34 TooTball Team, under The guidance of Coach Eddie Kimball, won all games played buT Two, losing only To GraniTe and To Tooele in league conTesTs. Under The leadership of Coach O. D. Ballard, The i933-34 baslceTball Team capTured second place in The Jordan DisTricT League, losing The championship To GraniTe in The lasT game of The season. The TirsT Three days of The annual STaTe BaskeTball TournamenT in March ended wiTh Jordan sTill undeTeaTed. ATTer a baTTle-royal wiTh Nephi in The semi-Tinals, Jordan was maTched wiTh GraniTe in The championship braclceT. This game, one long To be remembered by all who wiTnessed iT, Tinally ended wiTh GraniTe on The long end oT a sixTeen To eighTeen score. This deTeaT gave Jordan second place in The sTaTe and The silver Trophy awarded To The runner-up. On accounT oT Tinancial diTTiculTies Jordan was Torced To drop ouT oT The dis- TricT baseball league. l-lowever, The Track and The Tennis Teams give promise OT carrying on The excellenT work begun by The TooTball and baslceTball Teams. K ' ' ' T 1 Q. ' 1 - 413, I vb A. '.T , QW l ,A . . : . en . y . .Y , l A :f YELL MASTERS MANAGERS Odis Dyer, Laura Samuel, LeRoy Swenson AlTred Canning, Basl:eTballg Darrell Day, FooTball SixTy-nine FOOTBALL WAYNE SOFFE I Halfback ALFRED CANNING End L X1 RAY FITZGERALD gg Tackle MELVYN WEENI6 I Guard I DAVID IVIADSEN End QQZVQWVA MACK DOW V Eullback HAROLD GLOVER End S CHRIS IVIORTENSEN Guard-Tackle 6 I JAY RIDEOUT End KENNETH SOFFE Halfback Sevenfy LAWTON MYERS Guard EARL MAYNARD Ouarferback FRANK CANNING Halfback GUSS BLACK Halfback CLARENCE GILES Tackle Sevenfy-one FOOTBALL vumhz- L... JAMES MADSEN Cenfer ALFRED HILTON Cenfer CHAD BECKSTEAD Cenfer VAUGH N LLOYD Guard DON JENSEN Quarferback g ,ia xg C 4 ' . A by . BASKETBALL r GUSS BLACK Guard DARRELL DAY Forward FRANK STEPAN Forward MIKE PAVICH Cenfer MACK DOW Guard PAUL MAZURAN Guard KLINE BLACK Guard JAMES MADSEN Forward CHAD BECKSTEAD Guard WAYNE SOFFE Cenfer Sevenfy-two . y.' SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM A. Ballard l-l. Ballard Fitzgerald May Brldqfes Vlfaeniq Gamlnqasso Sliulsen TRACK TEAM Firsl Row-Dow, Salle, Beclcslead, Filzqerald, Jensen Mazuran, Buller, Dokas, Seaflp, Sleplian Second Row-Mr. Kimball, Canning, Bishop, Nelson, Quinn, Webb, Black, Lundberg, Greenwood Jenlclris, Sundquisl. Tlwird RowgBisl1op, Filzqerald, Ballard, Bird, Borg, Clirislensen, Wynn, May Ballard, Olson, Canning. Scvenly-three TENNIS TEAM FirsT Row-Thomas, Madsen, OrTon, Mazuran, BecksTead, STeadman, Johnson. Second Row-SoTTe, Carlson, Perry, PeTerson, Samuelson, Ballard. JORDAN ATHLETES OUR TRACK TEAM I Think ThaT we shall never see A sighT ThaT makes one melT wiTh mirTh, Such aThleTes on a Family Tree: ls our Track Team romping o'er The TurT. Boys who uphold our sTandards high, The boys, bedecked in scanTy shorTs, And seldom pass a vicTory by: Race o'er The lawns, and Track, and courTs: Boys who scrap Trom shoes To hair, They gallop down wiTh Turious speed, And yeT are always counTed Tair: Thar would ouTdo a Tiery sTeed: Whose gridiron TeaTs have won renown Plough up The dirT and eaT The dusT, And added laurels To our crown. WiTh buT one ThoughT-To win or busT! I Think ThaT boys like These can be T. W. Only on Jordan's Family Tree. -T. W. THE LAWN GIRLS l-lave you seen The Jordan gym girls ln The spring, in The spring, On The dandelions sporTing In The spring? WiTh Their arms and bare knees showing, And Their hair all wildly blowing, And Their curves and dimples glowing, In The spring? And The boys behind The windows ln The spring, in The spring, WiTh The weary Teachers nagging In The spring, lnsTead oT heeding classes Are all waTching preTTy lasses SporTing ouT upon The grasses ln The spring! SevenTy-Tour ,,. ,vp-5 ,. , . , . . FEATURES i!fM?:.:QiM3 5f LSB- f 1,5133 f 55 f X W1 N . at Y Y 4 A 'VM ' Q? L my ff m- X , kl ,3? 5,3 - -W.T,J -W 4+ w'1i S f . - 'WT .A me Mt f ' 'QF -14.57-' ' hx 9 I' rt, x 0 fl ,jfg , 2 ' as kiln, ml-114' JW a - Ag 1?Hmj 9, C99 Uv fi fi ' 4 if - .uf - .L,, 0 HY 3 . L .-- 2 233,31 c Hhce in Myonaerian Sevenfy-five THE BEETDIGGER TYPES CONTEST ll. li. NOZALL tRoNno Biizcnl So bright other students have to wear colored glasses around him. The harder and deeper the subjects are, the better he likes 'em. ls going to show Einstein a few things as soon as he grows up. SUSAN SIIY fA'I.tRl' AYLETTI Innocent as a new-born laml'-maybe, just drops her lashes demurely and the boys' spirits go soaring, When she passes, the males chorus loudly, There goes my heart. CAFPER CONTEMPT IDARREI. SOFFEJ The champion villain of the school-contempt fairly drips from him, He ought to be a critic-sneers better than Simon Legree. s GOLDIE GOLD-DIGGER tlvess SHUl.SENl Cleopatra had better look to her latlrels when Ivene gets in action. Her father has to rent the parlor in turn to her boy friends to give each a date. WOTTA MAN WILLIE tW',wi-:iz Sosrel Has taken correspondence school lessons on llow to Attract Women. Consequently, he knows the best way to get 'em is to ignore 'emi and does it work? The girls are desperate. YE SLINKY SIREN flIAzEL TERREEJ Greta Garbo hangs her head in shame when she strides majes- tically by. Mothers hide their sons when she comes around. Ilas captured enough hearts to supply three decks of cards. I-IOMER HEARTBREAKER tDeLoY MCMULLINl One of society's four hundred-his social activities compel him to ignore the N.R.A. code in working hours, Envied is the girl who works with him. VIQRRA BRIGHT fDonis Cnfxvol Have you ever seen a library walking. or talking? No? Then she's it, Knows the encyclopzedia better than the author him- self, Could qualify for an information bureau any day. LARRY LOYALOT tD.xizREi.i. Dixvl Ilas to keen a Hands Off sign on him to keep the girls away. Could easily conduct a column for the lovelorn because he's had that much experience! HA'l l'lE HOTCIIA QIJOHUTIIY BROADIIHNT, 4lordan's Gold-digger of l934. llolds the boys' hearts in the palm of her hand. One look at her and they fall so hard the echo causes a quake in California. HEZALI, MUSSIEIBOLNIJ tftlacic Dowl So strong he hunts bears with a fly swatter. So tough, it takes six weeks for an assignment to pierce his Cranium. Shaves with a blow torch and is the original boogey man, SUIE MOOCII STYLE tliiann Densiiavj Paris takes tins from her. She is llollywood's list of the screen's ten best-dressed women. Owns enough clothes to start a chain dress-shop, and still have some left over! DYNAMITE DAN tDoNxt.n Putt-vsj Makes more noise than six yellmasters in action, Could easily qualify for the sound effects used in the talkies. So mean he lies awake nights thinking up tricks to play on other people. WIlY-WORRIIE-WINNIIE tBe'rn Wiznaj Takes life so easy, she reads True Confessions once in a while to get concerned over something, Worries fall from her as easily as water from a duck's back. LOVE 'EM AND l.EAYli 'EMM Al UYSIOLS tCARLos Ssttrnl Girls swarm about him like flies around honey. Has a profile that makes Barrymore uneasy. Wishes lce had lived in Shake- speare's time so he could have been the inspiration for Romeo, MISS G, U. BLAB flltairrnft Jensen! All records for endurance speaking have been shattered by this remarkable maid. Talks so fast the words actually trip oyer themselves, Greawgirl, though, and should go in for politics. Seventy-six HOME ECONOMICS GROU P Firsr Row-Gladys Bills, Mildred Palrick, Louise McFarlane, Elna Mousley, Loraine Denney, Jessie Berrefl, Anna May I-lealon, Second Row-Evelyn Risl, Fern Sforey, Louise LeDuC, Jessie LeDuc, Ramona Leak, Efhel Slocking, Edifh Bafeman, Miss Bennion. Bruce Peferson, Donald Becksfrand, Venice Becksfrand, Harold Smifh, Burke Peferson. Sons and daughters of Ihe Class of I9l I. FOLLOWING IN DAD'S FOOTSTEPS WENTY-THREE years ago, in Ihe spring of l9I I, lhe firsl graduales of Jordan High School proudly received lheir diplomas. Enrolled in our school lhis year are Iwo senior and 'rhree iunior sludenls whose parenfs were members of This firsl gradualing class. Bruce and Burke Peierson are 'rhe sons of Arrhur E. Pelerson, principal of +he Sandy Junior High School and assisfanf superinrendenr of rhe Jordan School Dislricr. Principal Pelerson was one of The school's lirsr sludenl body presiclenfs. Venice and Donald Beckslrand are lhe children of Mrs. Effie Smirh Becksirand, who was also gradualed wilh honors in l9l I. The paren+s of I-Iarold Smilh-Orson Smilh and Elsie Farrer Smilh-were bofh members of This class. Mr. Smilh, our popular chemislry inslrucror, was Jorclan's firsr yell masrer. I+ is very inleresling 'ro look back and observe 'rhe changes 'rhaf have 'raken place during Ihe clevelopmenl of 'rhis second genera+ion. Sevenly-seven Y E ' K 7' , . U 5 . ' 41 'ii' -6 '-7 . p . f . -1-,, ,- O, S Q ' . fjiasi' Q - , ' .wghxlflky - Q 1, ' 1 . N- I if 5 fk1A,f?'kf5 pi W .. Q P our Boing S hos-3 Sevenfy-eighf ' ..... ........................................ Jensen EB Kuhre Co. 5 Fon Evlmv 5? Punrosa LUMBER FENCING ' WALLPAPER and GLASS HARDWARE for every need PAINTS COAL W. P. FULLER 8: CO. Piom'r'rs Since '49 . . and ' . ....... School Supplies S W E E T S I Sali' Lake bi BARS ft! Yours for Service Always Good We NEW Goodrich Soflzfg Qillggjgljgg C590 ...isforsalea+all... HAL SERVICE STATIONS BUY TIRES - TUBES - QASQLINE AND OILS WITH SAFETY WI-IEREVER YOU SEE TI-IIS SIGN Try Our Service S+a'Iion on Ihe S+a+e Highway a+ Midvale S fy . n is Am , A,,A kf gfr s N' . x 1 FN CMG? uw Q W Q, MW! 1 8 IQ, - ' XX '-it L. f X in A S T z ' K K ' , k I s' Q . A K It 1' N51 ,G 'K 1 C ggi W Ha , xucgn Ai ' Y 5 N X t ' SWA. ' Qu 3' 3 xi Xllw iff, 3: I s ' In , ow ' f 'ff f I 1 ' U3 F V ANQCX x . 104 1' 1, flf' I 'lx QX 5 Q afx s 3' Z? . U X 0 ,Z , ,Inf ,P f Z .JL .E wQ - vgG 15- 48 ' X M 42,3 v aiu- .y -we v st x .4 ' 3' xxx pi.. A v A Q X l 1 U W A, E qhfy The big engineering advance oI I934 was made by REO in I933. The car wi'rhou+ a gear shiff Iever. The 1 UTAH FIRE CLAY CO. High Grade FACE BRICK SEWER PIPE DRAIN TILE, ETC. worId's easiesf ii! A handling made in E Car. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Passenger Cars and .....,........... ........................................................ S Many a success has sfarfed wifh The peedwagons , opening of a bank accounf. Q -AAAI- I Our deposifs are insured by 'rhe I Brower Towle' Moto' Unifed Sfafes Government Com an P Y SANDY CITY BANK 163 Motor Avenue SANDY. UTAI-I Ai' I his issue of the 1934 Qeetdzgger y' was prin ted and bound by the II I22-I2-4 West 2nd South Salt Lake City, Utah ii Ili ,ii I . I- b,rf4.- 1242... M' Eiqhfy-one ln all lhe schools cleanliness wins all lhe lime. Why nol have a clean, sanilary 5 clolh lowel available lor your use al all limes? A Ulah palenl lor Ulah people. 5 Help Keep Your Fellow Cilizens Employed 5 Phones Wasalch 2484-5 Il Pays To Keep Clean 33 E. Sixlh Soulh Sl. Dvalffrs in CHEVROLET PONTIAC ..........,....................,...................................................., OLDSMOBILE and BUICK 5 Phone Mid. 92-R2 Riverlon. Ulall 5 v we msg ,f va alle ,ll A L Lynn fries farm lile. . . Maurice swings along. ...June lislens lo lhe Angels. . .Torch-bearers. . .June and Genevieve gel chumrny...l-lelen goes in lraininq...lnez and Annis run away...Robby poses Complimenls ol . . . oANDERSGN'S QMARKET Sandy, Ulah MEATS and GROCERIES En?shin'3 a Eastman Kodak Stores, lnc. Phzfggramc l55 Soulh Main Slreel Sall Lake Cily Eighly-lw O J. W. BREWER TIRE BENNETT'S Properfy Life Insurance Disfribufors For U. S. TIRES -. Telephone Was. 5 I 27 Suqarhouse Hy. III3 Paini' Produc+s Anzadc' in SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH by BENNETT Class 5 Paint Company Ezqmywh How Srnarf Are You?-lKey on page 841 YES A fhirfy-year record of furnishing only fhe highesf grade cleaning supplies for home and office LOVINGER DISINFECTANT CO. RETAIL House of Qualify and Service WHOLESALE Phone Wasafch 23l4 SALT LAKE CITY 3l9 S. Wesf Temple Success lo SUPER-LUBE OIL CO. Jordan High School and Disfribufors of Year Book Valvoline Oil and Grease Jordan High School RIVERTON CASH GROCERY Riverfon, Ufah SCHOOL UNIFIORMS For Every Purpose Hermoine Uniform Co. i Salt Lake City, Utah : Fine All Wool SWEATERS For All School Purposes Lowest Possible Prices Orzginal U Utah Woolen Mills 24-30 Richards Sr. Salt Lake City KEY TO PICTURE ON PAGE 83 I. Willie Dolcas, Inez Bclcsfead, Ella Greenwood, Margaref Squires, Anifa Hylce, Fern Densley. 2.Ka1hryn Mufch, Alice Todd, Derrell Griffifhs, Beffy Boberg, Norma Olson, Glen Canning. 3, Jack Alley, Leah Baxfer, Roma Bufferworfh, Efhel Gardner, Douglas Borg, Laura Samuel. Q 'WQQi''JQIQJQQI'SQICSQQ '2iL 'ii2iQL'ii 'E GAS OIL 1 TIRES ACCESSORIES Telephone Miclvale 65-J-3 Smile More in 34 ..wifh.. Associafed Oil 81 Gas Sfafions r and Dealers UTAH-IDAHO SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY if Everyfhing for Office and School ' Mimeograph Supplies THE BEARDED BRUTES Sing a song of brisfly beards, Th b r II i d f h- e oys a e a n u c For whaf girl wanfs fhose wiry quills On The skin she loves To Touch? SPRING IN JORDAN In spring a young man's fancy lighfy furns 'lo Jrhoughfs of love: And so Jordan's Romeos and Juliefs coo like furfledovesg So souifully 'fhey gaze info each oTher's eyes. Thaf all fhe hall seems To be an earfhly Paradise! The young men wax eloquenfg girls' hearfs go piHer-pa++er- When 'lhe bell peels ouf a warning, love's young dream To shaflerl Eighfy-four Class and Club Pins and Rings Medals - Prize Cups, Etc. In Fact, Everything in the Emblematic Line bei FREsHMAN's The class Pm House 317 S. Main Salt Lake City GRANITE MART 1080 E. 21st South Street SALT LAKE CITY fgif All Kinds ot SPORTS' EQUIPMENT ONE OF 'THE Lg Srrmows IN Its! lf ar.- :A l l X ' ,-lW,,.,117' 1 V l EP T' , if F T ,eai. Y 'li A A ,aa -Si ' ' ll in ,sexi if, - Ge ms 'L ' 3? T 1 , wgtllP, 9-3 1 - .4.' , Y ' -I A I o ,, 1 :4 lf Y A lg. 1 fll - ' T- az' ' W1-me owen 399 ARE tram., iifki. mens AND EVERYWHERE ' T mnouanout UTAH AND nmuo Eighty-five Try our Brazil Carmel Bar Our Newest Confrrfion 254 GLADE. CANDY CQ. Salt Lake City, Utah IDEAL SAND CO, Sand and Gravel tor Every Use Midvale 44 Sandy, Utah CDRAPER CPOULTRYMEN INC. Why experiment any longer? Sooner or later you will teed Quality Feeds and malce more dollars out ot your hens. Draper Quality Mashes and Feeds Will Convince You il PHONE MIDVALE 194 Draper, Utah WESTERN AUTO RADIATOR COMPANY Manulacfurers and Rebuilders of Radialors : Cleaning and Repairing of all Makes 44 Moior Avenue Salf Lake Cify Good Sporling Goods : WESTERN ARMS SPORTING GOODS CO. IIS Soullw Main S+. Sall Lake Cily DiSfil7CfiUF and EC0ll0l11iC6ll Prinzfirfg WOODRUFF CPRINTING COMPANY Printers of the UTE SENTINAL Midvale, Utah x .,........ .... .... ......... Sales and Service SUGARHOUSE 5BeSt Wz'sf1es to I LOOKING FORWARD TO THE '34 BEETDIGGER flzzlborizvd , Dralcr Jordon Hlgll School Firsl Row-Rullw and Ramona Pearson, Annis and Inez, Esllwer Peferson. Second Row-l-lelen Hansen, Guenevere and Gere S' J. CO' aldine. Third Row-Kallwryn Peferson, Ramona Leak, Maxine Cliarlier. : DRAPER, UTAH Eiglufy Z f , K X bf Viimof 2 the pau- : dures yo I w . . . you mu H en fodey . . . QZYLJ A. J. PE'ERS STUDIO S. AAAAA A-A-A- ENGRAVINGO1f. sooo QUALITY EEK IEW! 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