Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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COURT More violations or better enforce- ment? Prisoners were brought to court by Marshall Ralph Brown, prosecuted by Attorney Billie Steadman, sentenced by Judge Brigham Gardner or Jus- tice Henry McCormick. Clerk Mau- rine Greer recorded the cases and kept things in order generally. The purpose of the court is to show the students that they do have school rules—made by themselves for their own good—and that these rules must be obeyed. Most arrests were for breaking bottles and throwing paper, reports Marshall Brown, and we're gonna teach them kids discipline or else. Left to right—Maurine Greer, clerk; Ralph Brown, marshall; Brigham Gardner judge; Henry McCormick, associate justice: Billie Steadman, prosecuting attorney STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, composed of representatives elected from each home room, has worked intelligently and successfully with the student body officers, forming policies for students and keeping them informed. Front row. left to right—Lois Van, Betty Condie, Beth Walke, Meri Kekos, Edra Butterfield, Veona Densley, Maurine Greer, Maxine Greer. Second row—Art Bastian, Maurine Webb, Wilma Hogan, Ralph Brown, Roberta Thaxton, Donna Facer. Eugene Hansen, Anne DeCisto, Betty Nielsen. Third row—Billie Steadman, LaWana Egbert, Leola Bateman, Paul Greer, Pauline Boyce, Deon Smith, Rae Bastian, Henry McCormick. Back row—Reid Boggess, Bob Stoker, Bob Crane, Elmer Williams, Brigham Gardner, Junior Jensen, Oka Mangum, Ivagene Olson, Joyce Beckstead, Reid Kimball. Eighteen

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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

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