Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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BOARD OF EDUCATION STANLEY RASMUSSEN ARTHUR E. PETERSON DRAPER SANDY WILLIAM KUHRE MISS NORMA OLSON SANDY BINGHAM fOutgoing mernberj ' DR. PAUL S. RICHARDS JAMES P. JENSEN BINGHAM SANDY flncoming memberj OFFICERS S. J. MICKELSEN . . . . . ARTHUR E. PETERSON . STANLEY RASMUSSEN . NORMA OLSON . A. R. GARDNER . --Page 16- ,A,,, ,W S. J. MICKELSEN DRAPER JOHN C. HANSEN SOUTH JORDAN JOHN AYLETT MIDVALE President Assistant Superintendent Clerk Secreiarg Treasu ref Mr, . . i IW, .4351 'IMA ,., f . ' ' ' . , ,KIMW ' A Vw ENS V ' ' ' . 193. .fiHeikki'Mii7iiHi59.f!ii2iQiGi!'f'l25fiE 'LL I 3?mf','52,1 -' !!iQE2Q!Ei85Li.,A ..:3'41'?Ul . iQfj1'iJ5JHI f,i'i6V.1DJ79W?:ll??YHii5IZ4.UIi!W?33133?'if4S4HMZi!3Y7?'A?33M5W95M3A'69Zi?1'f963EZE?:3Wfi3f?1'iB' 1' :za H-::-,,' 1 : 1 jun-, f, 4. 91f. 1Ir -9' f-'H.1,m:.H ' zqlw- -r 1,. Q, ,'f f fini i', i1q'fY '-,f-'1.iy1f,x'i wwf I wif, Z., is wh' ,A .1 --25' ,i'17ff5fV ,ff J' '14 ' 1 ' ., 1- ya M .1L,f:'2,?:,MI MI Jyfgisfnyfllaft J iV'p4Q?QI'3Fm.gI'?K Qi, jk ,EJB Ipftglliz I ,,!g5g 'E,kj E1 ,, 'KEU4 'v Y gi l 'gf 2 J M151 fig 1' -9'5 f 'gf 143 4, -,if My V Au-wi illzki 'W In W., wif? Z! 'uf -L: i'.5N.1idli'1. L' fgiwjf -f ' 1,5 'q!lg'9?5L H 'Q Q 5'lf?fff7 . 'Y-Pg ij Q21 L 3-394. j'!f l'r ,fg'!'L, , ,-f,'zViE'. gl, 3 77, 1 'I W Ji-?f'G-4' .I ,555 5415 5' In- -R2 'if' ? 1f3.' M '-x45 3'-'I-iff? , I? film nh 'JfM-3'- -- A ff.fs:s5J..5M, ,IIwf5'if.A,?.:vJ'-reh.i,,''5cH'4f2fs:.4f 3 Qf7 if'!i?f,iff EEA 'ffl ' sfifhi' Qi'-:wi-5fxfvZ.1, ffo full: 25513 i1 f.?'z'i?, L .ntiff-tviaghY f4E!Jzf1':S' JA' W MIS! WWW Wwik Vfhiilfl' MWHEYIWWL TSM, If MGMT N: SWWWMNMHWGWWMMMWWQ ff. K'-:rx 'ER-31. 555 '-QQK avr? 2,-wx-Q., if-rv'-qu. mm H-v7 r1E - SN '5y ':x-'- .Y-'Rv-:QF Q sax :aw QSV' 'N-6. :DK Dirk 1113 'S-KK.-.. -gd is 3123 415 ii -ii., -ef Sl.. '-1-Q.. ...E if Q ff? --Six -QA' '-1:3 ,., Q: .,-QL

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FAC U LTY Mrs. E. ROBINSON LEON BUTLER EMMA ALLEMAN PAUL C. BOYCE B. Y. U. U. of U. U. of U. U. S. A. C. U. S. A. C. SALT LAKE CITY U. of Wyo, MURRAY SALT LAKE CITY Auto Mechanics KEMMEKEII, WYO. Agricullure Librarian Commrrcial J. N. DORIUS T. A. DEWEY LAURA GARDNER A. B. POULSEN A. C. JENSEN U. of U. U. of U. U. of U. U. S. A. C. U. of U. SALT LAKE CITY U. S. A. C. U. of Calif. U. of U. U. of Wash. Social Science SANDY WEST JORDAN MIDVALE SANDY Woodwork English, Art Hisfi-sry Biological Science IDA HEYWOOD P. F. GOLDBRANSON C. R. NELSON MABEL LARSON O. D. BALLARD U. S. A. C. U, of Calif. U. of U. U. of U. U. of U. U. of Calif. SANDY SANDY SANDY Colo, State Ore. A. C. Social Science Auto Mechanics Cafcleria DRAPEK SALT LAKE CITY Ss'u-'ing E nglish l