Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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BILL THOMAS Midvale ALICE GOFF Sandy RUSSELL GARDNER Wes! jordan BERYL MUIR Granite RAY CHRISTENSEN Union JULIA ANDRUS Draper ERROLL MYERS Riverton LARUE BOBERG Draper LORRAINE ADAMS East Midralc ELIZABETH BECKSTEAD Granite MARVIN JENSEN , ,' est jordan ' 5 b - 1 ' .,43.,.g', we :I , 1 East Mir va e ,' ' X, v I , NILE BROWN Draper I AFTON NIELSEN South jordan HAROLD SMITH Draper LUCY GODFREY Union KENNETH NIELSEN ' Ri zferton DAYNA STRINGFELLOW Draper GILBERT RASMUSSEN Draper LARAE RICH Union HERBERT HANSEN Sandy -Pagr 24- ,..A. L., -Q As I I . -Nl .' ' Ziff 5?g??iYi'J , fp mai? A I 555 I . , 1 A . L, I I 5 52- fig' , rghg,-:11E'2I I '- N -Lai - , - M. . Q - 52+ 'ff '1 - -E54 ,rrffg I Qvafl- 5 4 '95 f ' J ' 2-.E , 53, 4 I EQ tr, . ff an . .- A with - Qwssrff 1, 5 -J.-:gg 5 .If we L.415 iiZI ' K I-T 'Q-1 I 31.51 S. A v1.4 ,. I .-., .f. W ir,-.El V.: 'AZT ' '-A iff i-C, ,Z gk ff- ,V w '. I'

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