Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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.I Mrfue F lschel' SeCre fa'-y W Nielsen prim C'Dal a + n reparahon for llfe s work The aflempl 'ro meel adequafely lhe aclual needs of sluden s I p unvolves a change In 'rhe aH:'rudes of lhe sfudenls and Hue parenls also a change nn lhe offerings by courses as a means of accompllshnng lhe Halmng lhe Youlh Commission s recommendallons reorgan The faculfy wnll presenf a reporl based on lh framed leachers and adeguafe equupmenf d ram 'ro meel sl'uden'rs needs WI k fhe parl of 'rhe sfudenls an The changed moflves and aff: u lhe parenfs wall come as 'rhe proposed plan gels under way Aflnludes resull from parhcvpa fwork planned because of lhe closer harmony New aflufudes wrll resulf from lhe duflerenl 'rypeso rk rs unfended lo meer A wnde deparlure from lhe befween lhe work done and lhe needs H115 wo college preparalory courses now used will lnkely re sull as new work progresses and lhe needs are mel or as required changes of courses 'ro mee'r fhe requuremenls are sei up s They see 'rhe sludenls more readuly and The parenls alluludes wrll be changed we hope a 'r r enfhuslasm and wnlh belfer resulls of learnnng effechvely parhcupahng an real work wsfh grea e The success of our program depends on lhe abulufy and wnllnngness of lhe admlnnslrahon +o rovnde adequafe equupmenf and suflncuenl framed feachers if fhe sfudenls which will lead 'ro learnung P The goal armed al ns mohvahon on fhe parf o achvlhes accompanwed by sahslacllon an 'rhe lhung done and preparahon fhereby for fulure work d clhzenshrp as a concomulanl learning as a member of socvely Togelher wnlh goo L W NIELSEN Principal fl E ,I L. . ., I-1 d 5 I . l S I 'JJ r l K y VJ in , I . . . . J ' . . . . . lzlng our prog ' ' ' ' . ' r des which we hope lo rna e on ' . ' ' ' Hon.

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SupT. C. N. Jensen The generaTions of men and women pass. Years aTTer we parenTs and Teachers have disappeared Trom The earTh, The children, in Their maTuriTy, enTer inTo The Tull- ness oT liTe and carry on our service. -Charles Beard The manner in which youTh will carry on, however. musT necessarily resT upon Their belieTs and ideals. Two ideologies Today are sTruggling Tor supremacy Through- ouT The world more Tiercely Than aT any Time in The worlds hisTory. One ideology holds ThaT Torce is The besT meThod whereby governmenTs can render The greaTesT service To Their people. IT also believes ThaT people in a modern world are noT capable of selT-governmenT. This ideology seems aT presenT To have The upper hand in The conTlicT ThroughouT Europe and The Far EasT. The oTher ideology, To which youTh and adulTs oT America Tirmly adhere, is ThaT Through educaTion people can and will govern Themselves and be mosT prosperous and happy. They believe, TurTher, in The digniTy and worTh OT everyone and in The principle ThaT Through re- sponsibiliTy and freedom oT individual inTelligence, gov- ernmenTs can be esTablished and mainTained which will render The greaTesT good To The greaTesT number This laTTer Ideology is demonsTraTed in The way of liTe pursued in America As long as youTh and adulTs adhere To These ideals alThough The horizon now loolcs darlc They need have no Tear as To Their Tinal vucTory SupT C N Jensen BOARD OF EDUCATION 4' h yrus W Va drey are ames C Hansen S Dr au :chords eso Horace T Godfrey U J M Boyden Sa oy STanley Rasmussen a o D C N Jen en s o . . . F. .K -.....,-5 . ' il' 1ll1 A '-7-n...', . N V---..... ,. , ,W ..... K .. , I .. L . y. .41 F' C i 0-4 x xv Lei' ri: T-C . w , .Dr J . , cu'h Jzfdar' . P l S. R' ,ry i en? Birzhani' , I rich' , , , nl ' ,coin S n ,' r. . . 5 , u e'fr'e'dvPY Sandy.

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fa ,vig -J, as' Gs fb 545 'wil 3931 V is Q'Pp lt. in .-of Golcla Fraser Sal? LalreCi1y U.of U. Languages Adviser. Seniors. Language Club Pe+e Miclzelsen Mid vale U. C' U. Q-farfs' N.Y.A. CW Mary Bee Jensen Safer Ku Ci :Q M2 A'1i.i'sweu'C'ia'ii SV: A4 e 's Harold Thorpe Svc. U. -5 U 5fY'.U. Er: 'sr Y S. Q Qs.. 'U5 an-.. P. C. Boyce Sandy U.S.A.C.. U. of U. Acriculfure, Vocafional Marhefriafits Adviser PFA.. Juniors. Business S'af? Brcade casfef Fora ce Green Union B,Y.U. E' 1 'sh Ad. sefd s Erfad'as'e J. B. Casper ML. ri.' U.':f::i'. STE Siii- H .Acfsff Sf- s FTA. ENN Lola Hansen E :'a C . ii ,J-i U. a. E': 's i'E'C5:'A' t Si f'-:fsi-' lv -arf A-Q Molly Lindell Sandy U. of U., B.Y.U. Sfudy and Library Senicrfxdviser Mabel Larson Sandy U.c' U. Cafewria A. F. Smilh fra:-2' U.:' U. U,t'VVas 'fa e a :s 5 s Uv.. e l'. Q-.-.n.....,-V. ...- 3.5jJ3 hr D.-- Joseph A. Workman Svc. U.:5U. U.S.FN.C. fi i': 'iw' A .Y Se ?'Ad.7se' A. C. Jensen Sandy U. of U.. U. oi Wash. Biological Science Adviser Credi+s. Sen Orson Smifh Draper U. cl U. U.S.A.C. El-.sica Scie':e Addse' Yearbtil- Fhflcqraphy, Kcdal C ab O. D. Ballard Chase' i U.':U. U.S.A.C. Er':'sr f. Cicecai .'- a'sn' Ad.'s5'S'JdG E'd. 51.5 C .C Efazca Helen Thaclreray S: 'La-Q C U, :J U. U.S,A.C. Sfzrfwfw. P: e Et. C ,lg Lucille TuH'le Mardi B,Y.U., Leland Power's Speech Opera, Plays. S+uden+ Bcdy Adviser Roberi' L. Pixfon Draper U.S.A.C.. U. of U. Bicicdy, l-lis'5'Y. C:cuCa'icns S0nicrAdyise 7'n-64.1 ,' 04,7 owne Raw! Sa i Lale Cay uffu. u.s.A.c:.J4 w :'f: sr- ,, Kuna 'S' Af1.'swB adCas'er, Cha'C a's S'::h5- ' 'PS Phil Goldbranson Sa':.' U.i5Ci T C 'ef':'a a' ff Cs ffb W: ASSQWENES