Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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DOROTHY GREENWOOD GLEN BURKINSHAW MAXINE CHARLIER Sr'c'rc'fary-Trz'asurr'r Presidenf V irc-Prvsideni STUDENT BODY OFFICERS How easy it is to distinguish our student body officers among the other students: they are the boys and girls with poise, self-assurance, and friendly personalities: they are leaders both in scholarship and in social activities. Intelligence and energetic determination Have char- acterized their good Work during the year. Our student body ofhcers have justified our faith and confidence in them by piloting us safely through a happy and industrious year. COUNCILMEN Clifford Christian Charles Quinn Ruth Mitchell Clarence Giles Norma Tesch Vernon Bennion Beth Todd Lucille Glover Ruby Lance Donald Glover Vivian Montgomery Dell Margetts Andy Hobbs Irma Smith Keith Fitsgerald Adolph Pederson Rae Dimond Pearl Ostler Bruce Peterson Herbert Hansen Morris Morgan Tomoko W'atanuki Harold Berrett --Page I9- COUNCIL MEMBERS ALTERNATES Kenneth Harrison Gail Smith Kenneth Crane Don Orton Alzada Denney Fay Butterfield Harry Ballard Annis Martineau Ruth Pearson Bob joos Beatrice Ainsworth Betty Durfee Mark Zerno Hart Draper Maxine Staker lnez Martineau Bernice Jensen Ted Jones Ethel Stocking Fred Cvar W'ilma Christensen Inez Beckstead Alfred Hilton

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PI A. F. SMITH J. H. GREER U. of U. U. of U. U. of Wash. UNION DRAPER Hisfory Biological Scicncc Mafbcnmfics' FAC U LTY LUCILLE TUTTLE I. E. BUSHNELL EMERY G. EPPERSON B. Y. U. U. of U. B. Y. U. Leland Powers EAST MIDVALE U. of U. MANTI Social Science SALT LAKE CITY Speccb Music Pbysical Eclucafilon HAROLD THORPE ORSON SMITH DEAN BENNION E. L. CRAWFORD ORALIE RAWSON U. of U. U. of U. U. S. A. C. B. Y. U. SALT LAKE CITY U. S. A. C. Ore, S. A. C. U. of U. English DKAPEK TAYLORSVILLE SANDY ' Physical Science Home Economics History BESSE ROSE E. R. KIMBALL DUNN TAYLOR U. of U. B. Y. U. B. Y. U. SALT LAKE CITY U. S. Calif. U. S. Calif. English-Typing DRAPER SPKINGVILLE Physical Educafion Physical Education Com mcrcc . -Page I 8- U. of U. U. S. A. C. SALT LAKE CITY English GLADYS GUNDERSON L. D. S. SANDY Officc il5I??j I ,l -13.11 4 . I -Jas ' r Ll -... I i I I i 1 l I .iw--5-I - A J:-ws 'N li...-'T H fn? I - I . W J. N, ...A A. if 3 gif. 1 i-Iwl ffl .FQ VN? if Q' Thr' A - 1 Q Lf ' . I Juxqii, . , 1.5. .. 'Q'-ew V if I I . .I ,wa .g .3 fi Ili V ...LA ,. F.-A ...pg g. j.'.5! . l.. ..,,. .. , . V ,M-aw. V lg-35:1 Sl Q' -.l , gz 1-I 255 I GETI' 'KY -527' : ' l I ...Mi-. ,I gal' . . . ,V ,I TI, -131.1 vim ,,. l A-533: I T -- . I I O I

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1 , N DON JENSEN LUCILLE STEADMAN CHRIS MORTENSEN Marshal First Assistant Iustire Prosecuting Attorney VIRTUE FISCHER HAROLD GLOVER GILBERT RASMUSSEN Clerk Second Assistant Iustire judge STUDENT BODY COURT The high school students of today are the citizens of tomorrow. One of the grave responsibilities of our school is to prepare them to become honest, upright, useful citizens through training them in self- discipline. The Student Court is admirably fitted to provide pupils just such training in self-government. During the past year this Tribunal has been a friend in need to Well-meaning but erring pupils lacking in self-control, guiding them gently back into the safe highway of Good Citizenship. THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is one of the representative bodies of the school. At the beginning of the year each first period class selected an efficient, intelligent student to represent it in council meetings. This group of capable advisers discuss problems of importance to the school and adjust them harmoniously. By friendly counselling and whole-A hearted example they promote school spirit and high ideals. -Page 20- ali ,A u vi:-I i 15579 , tap .tl 1,14 ' ga .fgslaegra 9 1- . ,. . 'nga - ,asia .- -xx ,S +5525 -X51-ds!! ., ? ., .M , tl D 6 rf .f a pfcgiiit. ,S -T -1.45-Ji .., L-.M J-5' i:, 14: 5 '- nmg, 4 a i 5-L' i ' Q' u,.,.3.,q fri!! L an lf? ' fi Li? ' ' if '42 in., f , 2: s xf ' a . i W cf- vi 'QW' a 9 . ,E if' ML rl fir' 'i M-wr -Af, m x' , M A ia it Ltr Q 5,01-x HQ t I P i 'T I , ,- , ,gawk - Q, f. ffblb--Q' 1 5 V ,xy ' is ' T x 'Si 3 ' 1 : NWI L fa, - fi . -. -' ig, ,W f .f. ,,.:,,l wt.. - zpgat, - 5 F it iw I A tg fit' 'E E : W su . ,air 15,3 '53, f'-2 1 . fr, Lp . , iv. - 'Ek-.Qafz - -.Aa-. WL? 1.5 i r .3 M N -ar' 9? Fi