Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS With his genius for organizing, his clear thinking, and untiring effort, his experience as president of the junior class in 1941-42, our president, dynamic Paul Greer of Union, has led the student body successfully through a year upset by war. Helping Paul was blond Ivagene Olson, talented violinist from Mid- vale. For two years Ivagene has been gaining experience for this job by making us pull together in her role as yell mistress. Pretty Joyce Beckstead, our business gal from Midvale, has been the watchdog of our funds and records. Maurine Greer, the brunette half of the argument-loving twins from Union has, as historian, kept a vivid record in clippings, pictures, and story of this school year. With regret we see the doors of Jordan about to close behind these popular leaders as they pass through to higher achievements. Ivagene Olson Vico President Joyce Beckstead Secretary-Treasurer Maurine Greer Historian

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These Stout Fellows See That We Get Here Safely Front row. left to right—Alma Dowding. Udell Ericlcson. Owen Evans, Junior Jensen. Back row— Bert Gause. Ralph Butler. Enoch Brown. Guy Mace, Albert Williams. Not photographed— Dewey Dowdinq. Julian Brown. Back row, left to right—Anton Andrus, Gilbert Benson, Clarence Nelson Cowley, Gilmer Hilton, Ivo Griffith, Dell Haun, Clem Butler, Howar Maynard, Doyle Tempest, Allen Stocking, Ben Merrill, Frank Oakeson, u n • v a l i I rd Nolan, Melvin Front row—Earl Iker, Ralph Nelson, These Industrious Chaps Keep Our Buildings Clean

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(?heet Jleadietl Hip! Hip! Hurrahs! were led this year by three pep-filled fellows — Glen (Forina) Sacos; Junior (Dutch) Jensen; and Arliss (Ike) Goff. Looking snappy in maroon sweaters and gray trousers, they led us cheering on to the state football championship, and kept our spirits up when losing in basketball. Our hats are off to you! Seventeen