Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1943 volume:

1943 JORDAN BEETDICCER JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL, SANDY, UTAH MARY SAITO . . . Co-editors . . . BETTY EVANS N Mai Enhance dministra+ion Building Coming up the main walk you can go to the school or branch off and visit with the chiefs. 2 ROGER CARLQUIST . Business Mgr. LaRUE BARTON .... Publicity Mgr. WILLA CRANE .... Publicity Mgr. or perhaps you will just wander around the campus — peek into the shops or just look at the campus scenery. LAURA GARDNER WANDA GARRETT E. L. CRAWFORD ORSON SMITH Advisers 3 Dr. C. N. Jensen Administration Chief The present global war and the kind of peace after war, hold large sway in the thinking of every youth now in school, at work, or in the armed forces of our nation. In the conflicting ideas and diversity of thought which confront everyone, it is necessary now more than ever that the democratic way of life be fully understood,' fully appreciated, and always kept in mind. What is held of most worth and most highly esteemed, is worth sacrificing for and dying for, if need be. Already many former Jordan High School stu- dents and some of your near classmates are at the battle front fighting for the ideals in which they be- lieve. They are true to the trust and the responsibili- ties demanded of American citizens. Now that you are separating for the summer and some of you are being graduated, may you also be found in every condition of life, worthy to do your part until war shall cease and an enduring peace shall cover the world. ■ Aerinlem ent ,, I. feenien Guiding forces for student needs Front row. left to right: Cyrus W. Vawdrey, Draper: James C. Hansen, South Jordan; Dr. Ingvoldstad, visiting lecturer: Dr. Paul S. Richards, Bingham, president. Back row: Dr. C. N. Jensen, Sandy Horace T. Godfrey, Union: Stanley Rasmussen, Sandy, Clerk; J. M. Boyden, Sandy. Times Change The 1943 Yearbook will recall to the nds of future readers the most numerous nd important changes in the principles of living of possibly any previous edition. Mentally, spiritually and socially youth is being tailed upon to respond and adjust to new ways of behaving that con- ertainty mark most attempts Yb live righteously, and be- for both individual and P. M. Mickelsen Midvale U. of U.. U.S.A.C. Co-ordinator N.Y.A. home production call upon k'eenest minds to take the lead. Political adjustments to new organization and ad- ministration of the affairs of the nation's people call for statesmanlike practices which tax the mental resources of the L. W. Nielsen people. Principal Sandy U. of U., U. of California No national unity of the type needed to guide civil and war affairs has yet emerged. Some minds must discover the leads which bear on to a solution of these new problems. The democratic ideals are at stake. It is to be hoped that Jefferson's statement that their survival depends upon an educated electorate may prove true and also that the electorate may have the mental ability and courage to prove it true. Spiritually, many people are literally forced by circumstances of war to believe in the power of Sod. Whether such spirituality will be permanent remains for the future to tell. Not all people are spiritually minded because of these conditions. Many are so minded in spite of them. Many have not awakened to the culture inherent in obedience to divine law and order. The changes ahead may yet offer an opportunity for world-wide spiritual culture and refinement. The social changes of the present are too prone to accede to the baser desires of the physical man. The interdependence of the economic and spiritual and moral welfare may grow closer and clearer under the sifting and threshing forces now operating in the global cataclysm of war and destruction. Already men are promulgating new principles of living, new modes of behavior, new standards of re- sponsibility, higher standards of general welfare. Time alone will reveal whether such changes will be for better or for worse for mankind. ( ,ji i . -J. W. ■y ir i)'n At the end of a busy day, Lucille balances the cash. Maybe a lecture, an assembly, or a full class day is being planned. Lucille Cundick West Jordan L.D.S. Business College Office Girl The Leaders Upon whom rested the responsi- bility of seeing that the assemblies, shows, games, and all other activi- Ties_ran smoothly. Ralph Leonard President Ralph—cheerful, smiling, he greets one and all alike—an er last year, he was well prepared to fill the job so well. Donna—popular beauty from Midvale who has proved her ability in all walks of life—sweet, loving, and busy every minute— three times vice-president at Jordan—she's tops! Marydean—our competent secretary—versatile and ac- complished dancer, she kept the notes of the Student Body in order, as well as the student officers. Jeanne—gay—entertaining historian—she finds time to orate, party, and keep tabs on the doings of Jordan for her scrapbook. Jeanne Steadman Historian Marydean Gilbert Secretary Donna Radovich Vice-President 6 Court These students represent the long arm of the law at Jordan. Judge Charlie, Associate Justice Ted, and Soph Judge Kenny passed sentence on lawbreakers after they were brought in to court by Marshall Merland, proved guilty by Prosecuting Attor- ney Vern. Clerk Doris record- ed the deeds. mmm Sifting, left to right: Doris Borg, Kenneth Steadman, Charles Greenwood, Ted Peterson. Standing: Merland Despain, Vern Welch. Student Council Each class was represented by a member in the council, to decide the what, when, where and how of the school activi- ties. All important problems were discussed and settled within the four walls of the student body room. Front row, left to right: Mary Lou Bodell, Geniel Beck, Ruth Kim, Irene McGee, Jeanne Steadman, Ralph Leonard, Donna Radovich, Leola Bateman, Bonnie Parr, Mary Saito. Second row: Shirley Seal, Lois Evans, Delores Steadman, Jean Sanderson, Marian Mazanis, Doris Borg, Marietta Clement, Georgia Poulson, Helen Mick- leson, Mary Fairbourn, Donna Hiatt. Third row: Betty Evans, Karl Ware, Leon Hardcastle, Mar- ion George, Gloria Anderson, Beth Shaw, Donna Manning, Anna Mazuran, Roberta Thaxton, Wil- ma Hogan, Carol Clark, Jean Burgon. Back row: Mr. Ballard, Bob James. Charles Greenwood, Lee Mickelsen, Udell Erickson, Merland Despain, Horton McBride, Vern Welch, Donnell Rasmus- sen, Ralph Hofeling, Frank Butterfield, Robert Cundick, Sterling Smith. 7 GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS Left, Donna Manning, Vice-President- LeeOna Fairbourn, Secretary; Leola Bateman, President. BOYS1 CLUB OFFICERS Left: Donnell Rasmussen, Secretary; Vere Densley, President; Gordon Neff. Vice-President. Girls' Club The membership consists of all Jordan High girls. A council member is sent from each home room to aid the officers. Send- ing birthday cards to each girl on her birth- day was the duty they performed faithfully. Boys' Club The co-mate club to the Girls’ Club. A fellow is sent to this council as a repre- sentative from his room. They sponsored the annual Thanksgiving dance and also a dance to help sell stamps during the bond drive. BOYS’ CLUB COUNCIL Front row. left to right: Orren Jenkins, Wayne Nilsson, Eldon Brown, Jesse West, Gordon Neff, Irving Roberts, Milton Smith, Blaine Holt, Reggie Poor, Mr. Ballard. Back row: Lee Mickelsen, Milton Bills, Don Mor- gan, Heber Robertson, Karl Ware, Merlin Hilton, Vere Densley, Donnell Rasmussen, Ralph Brady, Blaine Grant, Paul S|oblom, Jay Hansen, Wallace Morgan, Neldon Cundick. GIRLS’ CLUB COUNCIL Front row. left to right: Edna Pappa, Georgia Bodell, LaWana Nielsen. Alice Johnson, Jane Atwood, Carol Clark, Farel Mahoney, Bever- ly Blasius. Second row: Doris Wood, Marva Beckstrom. Wanda Pearson, Leola Bateman, Barbara Cowdell, Gwen Peckham, Beryl Erick- son, Maurine Ray. Third row: Wanda Smith, Faye Hales, Connie Merchant, Donna Man- ning, Geraldine Vawdrey, LeeOna Fairbourn, Edra Butterfield, Carol Thornton, Irene Goff. 8 AMATEUR HOUR Marydean Gilbert danced herself to a first place win in the annual amateur hour, Merlin Hilton was a close second with his imitations, while Don Morgan sang his way to the third high spot. WAR SALVAGE To further the war effort, a key show was given. Robert Maynes brought the largest key, Merlin Hilton, the most keys, and LaRae Burgon, the tiniest key. BOND DRIVE War bonds and stamps were sold in the main hall every noon by the Charlon- ians. The school had a bond drive, for which the Carlonians sold a total of $5,836.10 during one week, over double the quota they had set. As a reward they were treated to a program by a special show troop from Camp Kearns, which plays at all schools who meet their quota. AMERICAN LEGION The annual oratorical contest, sponsored by the American Legion, was won by Wilma Hogan. Second place winner was Donnabel Spratling, and third, VaLoris Webb. The topic of their orations was The Rights We Defend. The essay contest was on the theme, Making America Strong. First place win- ner was Janice Pixton; second, Anna Kosovich; and third, Dorothy Hunsaker. CHEER LEADERS Karl Ware, Shirley Blanchard, and Lois Bennett (not photographed) came forth with pep and vi- tality to lead the cheering sections at the games. Marydean Gilbert, Merlin Hilton, Don Morgan Robert Maynes, Merlin Hilton, LaRae Burgon Opening day of Bond and Stamp drive Bus Drivers These smiling fellows are the cause of so many students rising early in the morning. They toot their bus horn from the corner and pick up stragglers along the way. Their buses are a scene of shoe- tying and hair-combing in the morning. Front row, left to right: Allen Stocking, Ben Merrill, Arthur Erickson, Orvill Milne, Earl Maynard, Y. W. Harrod, Glen Ebert. Back row: Parley Blair, Melvin Cowley, Cliff Nolan, Dell Haun, LaVoy Smith, Ralph Butterfield, Howard Newbold, Gilbert Benson, Ross Palmer. Those so-necessary people spent a few minutes relaxing. At last—you see them without their brooms. Left: Julian Brown, Butler Anderson, Theron Farnsworth, Les Mabey, Enoch Brown, Alma Dowding, Marvin Anderson, Udell Erickson, Theron Jaynes. Janitors These fellows are the ones who stay in the deserted building and pick up litter, sweep up, and clean up the school. In the early spring they are found on the lawns as well, with a double task to do. 10 o 'cers Greenlings — unknowns from junior highs, they wandered dazedly through the lower hall, but eventually they became Jordanites and struggled to gain recognition. Hidden talent—potential athletes — scholars — leaders in the future—all will be found in the untried class of '45. George Ajioka, Butler Bill Anderson, Sandy Howard Anderson, Sandy Merlan Andrus, Draper Betty Adamson, Union Mary Jean Anderson, Sandy Donna Allred, Bluffdale Jean Asay, West Jordan Donna Lou Allen, Riverton Butler Anderson, Sandy Joyce Brown, Midvale Reed Atkinson, Sandy Roene Adams, Sandy Dorothy Allen, Draper Georgia Bodell, Herriman Shirley Bishop, East Midvale Rosalyn Barnes, Sandy Myrle Beckstead, South Jordan Fay Bills, Riverton Spencer Bateman, West Jordan Bertin Bateman, South Jordan 5 Grant Butterfield, Riverton Melba Brady, Union M arl Blaire, Butler Sophie Bakoulas, West Jordan Melvin Brady, Union Geniel Beck, Sandy Clifford Bodell, Bluffdale Leah Boyce, Butler Donna Brady, Union Marion Bird, East Midvale Mary Lou Bodell, Herriman LeRae Beckstead. South Jordan Ralph Berrett, Draper Beverly Brady, East Midvale Elden Brown, Draper Norma Black, Midvale Helen Brothers. Union Richard Crapo, Sandy LaRae Burgon, Union Alberta Brailsford, Draper Lucille Christensen, West Jordan 12 Neldon Cundick, West Jordan Don Cockayne, Midvale Robert Cundick, Sandy Miriam Calton, Sandy Iris Colton, Sandy Bonnie Christensen, Midvale Clarice Christensen, Sandy Helen Dittman, Union Mary Dooley, Midvale Avon Dodge, Bluffdale Eugene Dahl Midvale Bertha Doty, Butle� Betty Dunn, Union Vaudice Day, Draper Barbara Ewell, Sandy Barbara Egbert, Riverton Ann Furse, West Jordan Arthella Ericksen, Sandy —XMary Endo, Crescent x Mdry Endo, C roscont 1 | Vosti rro Lrreenlings Sherry Fetchner Union Vesta Freeman Herriman Sherman Fitzgerald, Draper Kent Goulding Bennion Jimmie Fowlks, Murray Wesley Gilbert, Riverton Stella Furgus, Crescent Betty Gogel, Sandy Shirley Gardner, West Jordan Kenneth Gotberg, Union Gene Glover, Union Gene Greenwood, Sandy Joyce Holt, South Jordan Lorna Goff, Sandy Genevieve Goff, Sandy Mary Gamangaso, Union Ralph Hoteling, Sandy Sarah Hardcastle, Sandy Lois Hansen, Union Karl Harrison, Midvale Guy Hatch, West Jordan Paul Hopkinson, Midvale Calvin Harris, Sandy Dale Hand, Sandy Hal Hardcastle, Sandy Helen Jones, Bluffdole Wanda Jensen, . West Jordan cllis Harris, Sandy Lenore Jensen, Sandy Mont Jensen, Sandy Clark Jones, Midvale Maurine Jensen, Draper Jack Jorgensen, West Jordan Aria Johnson, Sandy Marvin Johnson, Sandy Alden Jenkins, Midvale Glenda Johnson, Crescent Janice Jensen, East Midvale Melba Jenkins, Midvale Richard Jordan, Drapei Audrey Jean Keller Sandy Merlin Jones, West Jordon Egon Johnson, Sandy Idona Jones. West Jordan Greenlin s Edward Kranti, Midvale Vtaire Lewis, Draper Billy Kidd, Midvale Kady Kalakis, West Jordan Don Lennberg, Midvale Darrell LaRocco, Midvale Margaret Lloyd, Midvale June Kropf, West Jordan Dean Lehmitz. West Jordan Gerald Maxfield, South Jordan Renee Millerberg, East Midvale Daisy Mae Lengren, Midvale Connie Merchant. Union Helen Mickelsen, Midvale Van McCleary, East Midvale Donna Manning, Crescent Ann McDonald, Midvale LeOra Madsen, South Jordan Lloyd McGee, Granite Jenine Murphy, Wallace Morgan, Riverton Midvale 14 Rita Gene Martineau, Sandy Barbara Mumford, Sandy Billy Mangum, Midvale Marilyn Nelson, Midvale Gaylen Maynes, Cottonwood Fay McKee. South Jordan Beverly Morris, Sandy Tommy Nelson, Sandy Kenneth Nielsen, East Midvale Eugene Neilsen, Crescent Gordan Neff, Draper Maryan Nelson, Union Edna Newman, Riverton Beverly Nacey, Sandy Richard Olson, Midvale Shirley Oakeson, South Jordan Edna Pappa, Midvale Marjorie Peterson, South Jordan Sherman Oakeson, South Jordan Mack Olson, Union Grant Page, Riverton Greenlings Norman Proctor, Union David Phillips, Midvale Irene Petraea, Union Betty Jo Pierson, Sandy Mary Jean Payne, Midvale Yaunde Peterson, West Jordan Douglas Petersen, Draper Lola Beth Petersen, E. Midvale Raymond Parry, Herriman Elaine Peterson, Riverton Lily Pedler. Butler Clula Robinson, Draper Richard Peterson, Sandy Edward Poulsen, Midvale Earl Peterson, Sandy Jack Reid, Midvale Kilmer Roundy, Draper Loraine Russell, Draper Joyce Raddon, Sandy RoLayne Rasmussen, Midvale Barbara Rawlings, Draper Barbara Lee Rosse, Midvale Jack Rose, West Jordan Gloria Rasmussen, Mid. 15 Carol Spratling, West Jordan Mary Smith, Granite Ruth Sjoblom, Draper Delores Steadman West Jordan Neil Sorenson, Draper Jack Smith, Sandy A. J. Spencer, West Jordan Allen Smith, West Jordan Dewain Steadman, West Jordan Boyd Stock, East Midvale Kelvin Steadman, Murray Noreen Schmidt, Midvale Mary Silcox, Riverton Alice Smith, Draper Greenlin s Dewain Schmidt, East Midvale Wallace Sjoblom, Draper Bob Swenson, Sandy Patsy Stocks, Riverton Maxine Searle, Midvale Phyllis Swenson, Union Lou Anne Serdar, Midvale Kenneth Steadman. Midvale Ernest Stafflund, Sandy Sterling Smith, Draper Merlin Smith, Sandy Dow Townsend, Sandy Glenda Smith, Riverton RaNae Swapp, East Midvale Dorothy Terry, Midvale Norma Tripp, Midvale Paul Thompson, Riverton Doris Thornblad, Sandy Rodney Turner, Bluffdale Geraldine Vawdrey, Draper Luane Tucker. South Jordan Dorothy Thornblad, Sandy Irene Van, Union Fred Weibell, West Jordan 16 Max Ware, Sandy Scott Walton, Draper Keith Winn, Butler Geraldine Wheadon, Sandy Luana Winn, Butler Caroline Webb, Bluffdale Doris Wood, Riverton Udell Webster. Sandy Bob Whitmore. Granite Helen Yengich, Midvale Burton Youngberg, Midvale Eugene Young, West Jordan Reed Turpin, Bennion Newell Young, East Midvale Thelma Young, South Jordan Donna Young, Union Greenlings Sophomores in Action Caught Again Winter Sport Assembly Committee 17 Charlonians Both beauty and intelligence guided. CHARLONIAN OFFICERS Jean Sanderson, President, left; Marva Beckstrom, Secretary: and Carol Clark, Vice-President. Sporting chic maroon uniforms, the Charlonians, under the leadership of Presi- dent Jean Sanderson, Vice-President Carol Clark, and Secretary Marva Beckstrom, completed one of their most successful years. Included in their many activities were promoting Jordan's very successful bond and stamp drive, presenting their annual assembly, marching at games, staging a comic initiation followed by a candle-light banquet, ushering at important plays and assemblies, and sponsoring a gala dress ball for all club members and basketball players. Senior members pose Front row, left: Jean Sanderson, Miss Lucille Tuttle, Miss Oralie Rawson, Doris Borg. Marian Maianis, Jeanne Steadman, Barbara Olson, Francene Crawford, Mary Saito, Willa Crane. Middle row: Mary Harada, Wanda Pearson, Ellen Clarlc, Carol Thornton, Marva Beckstrom, Shirley McNamara. Ermile Park. Edra Butterfield. LaVon Neff, Alice Tame, Irene McGee. Back row: Miss Dorothea Ryan, Maxine Barrett. Kathleen Jensen, Marie Smith, Leola Withers, Jacqueline Boberg, Wanda Sjoblom, LeeOra Fairbourn, Janis Allen, Donna Radovich. Not in photograph: Delores Schmidt, LaRue Barton. 18 Pep Club Charlonian advisers, Miss Lucille Tuttle, Miss Oralie Rawson, and Miss Dorothea Ryan, assisted in all club work. Club member kfitp was larger than in Wurst nding accom- girl§ oining must svet Obelus average, A few goats take time out to pose on initiation day. Aren't they pretty? with junior members Front row, left: Joy Bagshaw, Afton English, Genevieve English, Lois Isaac, Elaine Hatfield, Patricia Hall, Florence Oansie, Ruth Kim, VaLoris Webb. Middle row: Donnabel Spratling, Margaret Gale Smith, Janice Pixton, Paulene Boyce, Vivian Johnson, Bonita Jaynes, Joy Burmester, Frances Jenkins, Faye Walgren, Carol Clark, Shirley Anderson. Back row: LeeOna Fairbourn, Thelma Orgill, Thelma Larson, Barbara Deming, Phyllis Draper, Lorraine Orgill, Jackie Gould, Jean Porter, Helen Myers, Wilma Hogan, Roberta Thaxton. 19 Heads of the Food Producing Department F. F. A. The Jordan F.F.A. members won first place in judging contests in poultry, livestock, and crops at the annual Salt Lake County Fair. The following boys made outstanding exhibits: Verl and Wayne Smart, Leo Iseki, crops; Harold Howcroft, Gale Crane, poultry; Ferris Fitzgerald, James Leak, Glade McKee, James H. Day, and Sterling Smith, dairy; Calvin Jaynes, Bliss Fitzgerald, Verl and Wayne Smart, swine. These boys won more than their share of blue ribbons. The follow- ing boys had teams or race horses in the contests: Vance Woods, Archie Haun, Joe Ainsworth, Dean Lehmitz, and Harvey Lehmitz. The F.F.A. boys had a total labor income from project work of $ I 1,006.58 compared to $4,846.22 for the previous year. Dairy, poultry, and swine projects proved most profitable. In crops projects, sugar beets, tomatoes, and truck crops proved best. Verl Smart and Ferris Fitzgerald had a labor income of $950.43 from five acres of tomatoes. Clyde Gailey and Osborne Pender were our official delegates to the state con- ventions at Spanish Fork April 2-3. Front, left to right: Reid Fitzgerald, President: Leo Iseki, Treasurer. Standing: Clyde Gailey, Vice- President; Carlos Jensen, Reporter. Billy Hull, Sec- retary, not photographed. Taking in a few points 20 Front row left to right: Calvin Dansie, Sterling Smith, Milton Smith, Gale Crane, Richard Nelson, Jack Reid, Donald Spencer. Second row: Leo Iseki, Veldon Newbold. Ralph Madsen, Billy Hull, Kenneth Jones, Udell Butterfield, Sher- man Fitzgerald. Third row: Neldon Cundick, Clyde Gailey, Osborne Pender, Lowell Parry, Carlos Jensen, Calvin Jaynes, Reed Oliver. Barrett Steadman. Left: Paul C. Boyce, Sponsor. Lowell Parry was winner of the Jordan Chapter in a public speaking contest and represented Jordan at the North Central District Contest, winning over champions from Tooele, Davis, South Summit, and Morgan. Annual Harvest Ball on October 6 was very successful. F.F.A. presented two radio programs over KDYL. Those who took part were Leo Iseki, Beverly Morris, Clyde Gailey, Lowell Parry, Maxine Searle and adviser, Mr. Boyce. The enrollment in agriculture increased over 80% last year, which pleased Mr. Paul C. Boyce, since good farming practices are so essential to the war effort. Many F.F.A. boys are now turning to farming as owners, renters or share crop- pers. The F.F.A. and Home Ec. planned a big banquet on April the fourteenth. Harvest Ball committee checks up on a few items Dancing the Jig at the Harvest Ball Sitting, left to right: Clyde Gailey, Leo Iseki. Standing: Richard Nelson, Carlos Jensen, Reed Fitigerald, Milton Smith. about the milk producer Front row, left to right: John Thornton, Scott Walton, Reed Atkinson, Donald Tucker, Dean Hansen, Bobby Kidd. LeRoy Withers. Theron Jaynes. Second row: Manon Dansie, Leonard Olson, Max Spratling, Richard Long, Wood- ruff Butterfield, Richard Peterson, Junior Brackett, James Day. Back row: Eugene Neilson, Daniel Golesh, J. Peter- son, Melvin Gilbert, Blaine Brady, Lyle Beardon, Almon Nelson, Peter Anderson, Kenneth Cook. Chiefs of the world of pots and needles Sitting, left: Roene Adams. Beth Shaw, Edra Butterfield. Standing: Virginia Russell. Home Ec. Club Homemakers all—these girls stitch and sew, cook, plan, act efficient and homey. They spons- ored the annual Sweethearts' Ball, using Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs as their theme. Nelda Allen reigned as Snow White and Ralph Brady as Prince Charming. New members were admitted with a candle- light ceremony, with older members acting as hostesses. President Beth Shaw capably officiated with aid from Vice-President Virginia Russell and Sec- retary Roene Adams. Edra Butterfield put their doings in the news as reporter of the group. Student cooks and stitchers Left to right: Maude Procter, Marva Beckstrom, Roene Adams, Virginia Russell, Beth Shaw, Edra Butterfield, Vesta Neilsen, Melva Naylor. Second row: Tabetha Jenkins, Alice Johnson, Vivian Johnson, Iris Russell. Madonna Stradley, Trilva Young, Virginia Robbins, Phyllis Higgins, Mary Smith, Darlene Erickson. Third row: Miss Bennion, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Clements, Sponsors; Agnes Archibald, LaRee Beckstead, Enid Olson, Louise Van, Carol Sanderson, Shirley Briggs, Bernice Hendrick- son, LaWana Neilsen. Back row: Lois Vawdrey, Delores Millerberg, Jenine Murphy, Dorothy Allen, Barbara Rawlings, Ann Petrlich, Shirley Coats, Mary Petrlich, Bertie Gosman, Arlene Malstrom, Dawna V. Hiatt, Ardonna Smith. 22 Art Club Front row, left: Beverly Stephensen, Phyllis Stanton, Wanda Pearson, Albert Wight, Ermile Park, Carol Thornton, Keith Hardman. Back row: Merlin Hilton, A. J. Spencer, Marjorie Anderson, Jenine Murphy, Lucille Beckstead, Carol Sanderson, Max Turner, Vere Densley. Get that color—future artists Watch the birdie, please, and smile Camera Club Front row, left: Mary Saito, Virginia Robbins, Geniel Beck, Wanda Pearson, Fern Johnson, Deraid Stuart. Back row: Reid Kimball, Marva Beckstrom, Shirley MacNamara, Marjorie Richardson, Jean Bateman, Leola Bateman, LaWana Egbert. Betty Evans, Dee Swenson. Ch emistry Club The war again entered into the Chem Club's plans and the trip to the smelter had to be put off until after the duration. The last part of the school year they used their talents to learn the arts and work of photography. Top picture, left—front row. left: Leon Frost, Bill Nelson, Bob James. Marva Beckstrom, Fern Johnson. Middle row: Charles H. Cary, Hichiro Endo, Wayne Sundberg, Bliss Fitzgerald, Shirley McNamara. Back row: Jay Gustaveson, Reid Kimball, Robert Orgill, Donna Radovich, Lucille Myers. Calvin Price. Lower picture, left—front row: Lucille Bergmann, Shirley Anderson, Robert Soper, Margaret Gale Smith, Wayne Van, Ralph Lerwill, Bill Erdman. Middle row: Louis Nelson, Grant Hickman, LeeOra Fairbourn, Norma Oliver, Berle Bennett, Richard Webb. Back row: Teamon Henderson, Marjorie An- derson, Kay Jensen, Ross Anderson, Bill Stoker, Wayne Nilsson. Top picture, right—front row: Jeanne Steadman, Udell Erickson, Edra Butterfield, Dick Crane, Francene Crawford, Darwin Bagley, Gordan Helstrom. Middle row. Adelia Baird, Jacqueline Boberg, LaRue Barton, Ray Brown, Merland Despain, Louise Van, Bill Nelson, Sam Matsushita, Kay Heaton. Back row: Barbara Taft, Irving Roberts, Caroline Trontel, Helen Bateman, Esther Stelter, Enid Olson, Dee Swenson, Bob Nacey, Charles Greenwood. They become chemists last period These are the early birds— of the day first period chemists After lunch you find these folks Foreign speaking students— looking in test tubes Spanish and French Lower picture, right—front row: Geniel Beck, Jean Asay, Luane Tucker, Raeola Brady, Thelma Rindles- bach, Wanda Pearson, Jay Forbush, Dale Porter. Second row: Faye Hales, Pauline Trontel, Rachel Mascaro, Donna Radovich, Marion Long, Carol Thornton, Juanita Slater, Patsy Stocks, Doris Thornblad. Third row: Max Ware. Barbara Taft, Caroline Trontel, Dawn Butler, Ann Williams, Dorothy Wells, Evelyn Holm, Phyllis Draper, Vaunda Peterson, Fay McKee. Back row: Hichiro Endo, Dewain Stead- man, Miss Fraser, Virginia Welch, Betty Gogel, Wanda Sjoblom, LeeOra Fairbourn, Beverly Morris, Betty Evans, Shirley Gardner, Helen Dittman, Mary Frotto, Mary Jean Anderson. Language Club Fiesta time was in April for the Language Club. In an after-school party, they played games, danced, ate foreign foods, and paid a peso for every time they spoke English. Spiritual Advisers Ralph B. Keeler, Principal Carter E. Grant and Joy F. Dunyon take charge of seminary. DEBATING CLASS Since classes were too full to permit development of the student's ability to speak extemporaneously with poise and logic, the debating team was converted from an extra activity into a general course. The debaters were coached ably by Miss Han- sen, who directed them in a panel discussion over KDYL last fall. Due to war restrictions, all debating meets and conventions were cancelled. In spite of this, the debating team has fulfilled its aim—a better understanding of world conditions and ways to solve world problems. Front row, left: Horton McBride, Raymond Wanberg, Shirley Sitting: Lorraine Orgill, Janice Pixton, Keith Hardman. McNamara, Catherine Newman. Standing: Miss Lola Han- Standing: Reid Kimball, Karl Ware, sen, Robert Orgill. 25 The band en masse for concert playing All types of music wer i armshed thg ltudents y the orchestra Orchestra Front circle, left: Margaret Smith, Bob NaJKl Noree Stjjidt, Ma) Second row: Jane Atwood, Barbara Mumfo KAf-red weibell, Brown, Donna Crump, Vern Welch, Wallace (Jetty'SckPiers 1 Barton, Donald P. Olsen, Conductor; Ted Petersom8 d -tis'WtwU Mary Lou Bodell, Beverly Nacey, Phyllis Draper. Irene Petrarca, Lorraine Densley. Third row: Eldon ris. Back row: Lorraine Russell, Betty Dunn, LaRue id Allsop, Robert Cundick, Nelson Buck. 26 BAND Figure formation—Marching—They present a fine Front row, left: Goldie Graff, Adelia Baird, Rella Jaynes, Frank Butterfield, Gordon Neff, LaRue Barton. Second row: Vaudice Day, Thelma Young, Lea Mae Page, Noreen Schmidt, Mary Lou Bodell, Maxine Searle, Leslie Cozzens, Vere Densley, Vern Welch, Wallace Morgan, Delores Schmidt, Merlin Jones. Third row: Merle Beckstead, Gale Crane, Kenneth Nielsen, Betty Jo Pierson, Esther Petrarca, June Pugmire, Beverly Morris, Grant Winward, Roger Carlquist, Dale Brand, Sharon Burnham, Ralph Brady, Beryl Erickson. Fourth row: Joyce Brown. Tabetha Jenkins, Fred Densley, Grant Page, Betty Callas, Joyce Thorum, Owen Evans, Kay Heaton, Thelma Holt, Bertie Gosman, Barta Hughes, DeLoris Dansie. Fifth row: Merlin Andrus, Dorothy Kichas, Stanley Sharp, Clark Jones, Reed Newbold, Ted Peterson, Robert Peterson, Dean Schmidt, William Nosack, Melvin Ballard, Myron Lewis, Eugene Millerberg, Wayne Sundberg, Mr. Crapo, instructor. Back row: Jackie Gould, Fae Ostler, Lorraine Densley, Lova Henderson, Richard Dunn, Frances Jenkins, Gale Ainsworth, Bob Cundick, Noel Page, Clyde Crane, Reid Alsop, Brooks Ellington, Keith Hogan, Byron Peart, Jean Bateman, Leola Bateman. 27 Majorettes Fae Ostler, Jackie Gould, Jean Bateman, and Leola Bateman struttin' their stuff. Baton-swinging Drum Major Merlan Andrus Sophomore Band Front row, left: Shirley Ann Bishop, Bill Anderson, Don Cockayne, Gordan Neff, Max Ware, Blaine Brady, Donna Manning. Second row: Maxine Searle, Mary Lou Bodell, Noreen Schmidt, Merle Beckstead, Thelma Young, Joyce Brown, Sherry Fetchner, Joyce Raddon, Vaudice Day, LaRae Burgon, Vesta Freeman. Third row: Alaire Lewis, Alice Smith, Renee Millerberg, Donna Brady, Marion Bird, Wallace Morgan, Claren Thompson, Grant Page, Fred Densley, Merlin Jones, Kenneth Nielsen, Boyd Stock. Fourth row: Betty Jo Pierson, Beverly Morris, Barbara Egbert, Elaine Peterson, Fay Bills, Eugene Young, Elden Brown, Robert Whitmore, Norman Proctor, Dewayne Schmidt, Bob Swenson, Darrell Wheeler. Back row: Mr. Crapo, Conductor; Udell Butterfield, Duane Player, Clark Jones, Effie Thomson, Bob Cundick, Dick —s Thompson, Don Spender, Gene Greenwood, Merlan Andrus, Gerald Maxfield. 28 They entertained with songs of sorrow and laughter Front row. left: Beverly Blasius, Gwen Hand. Bette Madsen, Maxine Barrett, Wanda Densley, Beverly Stephensen, Dawna Hiatt, Esther Stelter, Colleen Stephensen. Second row: Maxine Searle, Joyce Peterson, Vauna Wood, Mildred Jensen, Ruth Kim, Keith Winn, Brisbane Millet, London Millet, Darrell Wheeler, Faye McKee. Shirley Gardner, LaDean Jones, Gloria Ander- son, Mr. Crapo, Conductor. Third row: Mar{orie Anderson, Eleanor Nelson, Paulene Boyce, Jean Porter, Richard Crapo, Glen Bateman, LaVerl Fairbourn, Betty Jo Pierson, June Hedburg, Lois Vawdrey, Wyoria Stowe, Enid Olson. Fourth row: Maurine Ray, Shirley Blanchard, Janis Allen, Jacqueline Boberg, Frances Draney, Della Mae Egbert, Bill Maynard, Kenneth Cope, Gale Winward, Carol Clark, Barbara Deming, Donna Dunn. Fifth row: Elaine McCormick, Alice Johnson, LaRae Gammed. Sixth row: Jane Holt, Rose Wardle, Ray Draper, Shirley Beckstead, Joyce Rasmussen, Emetine Johnson, Wilma Hogan, LaWana Egbert. Mixed Chorus Talent just oozed from our chorus this year. Due to the lack of exchange assemblies, our songsters gave many a splendid song on long Friday afternoons. Taking choruses from some of the finer operas, they developed an appreciation for finer music in the hearts of fellow students, whom they thrilled, as well as in themselves. 29 Broadcaster Marian Mazanis Editor Journalistic ambitions are cultivated by the publication of the Broadcaster. Editor Marian worked hard and brought forth each month an edition to be proud of. She was ably assisted by the staff and advisers, Miss Raw- son, Mr. Ballard, and Mr. Boyce. One of their highlight editions was the April Fool sheet. 30 Front row, left: Aleen Sanderson, Julian Brown, Marian Mazanis. Back row: Gwen Peckham, Catherine Newman, Irene McGee, Hazel Stephenson, Patricia Hall. School Paper Funds to publish the paper were secured by the hard work of Merland Despain, who brought in the ads. The news hounds were students in the journalism classes and a few senior reporters. Club reporters dig out a few scoops Merland Despain Business Manager Front row, left: Miss Rawson, Elaine Hatfield, Merland Despain, Patricia Hall, Julian Brown, Marian Mazanis, Mr. Ballard. Back row: Betty Evans, Colleen Stevenson, Mr. Boyce, Gayle Smith, Barbara Taft, Donna Radovich, Horton McBride, Irene McGee, Gwen Peclcham, Lois Loveall, Ruth Curtis. Coach Sandy B.Y.U., U.S.A.C. Mathematics Deraid Stuart Guard Julian Forman Blocking Back Kenneth Sundquist Fullback Pete Deneris Tackle Gordan Greene Tackle Ernest Poulsen Guard Edwin Gardner Tackle Ross Henderson End Gail Crane Center Jim Hatch Wingback Frank Butterfield Center David Kidd End 32 Don Poison Co-captain End Riggs Gardner Tackle Gail Holt Co-captain Tackle Ronald Reading Fullback Ralph Brady Wingback Andy Ontiveros Quarterback Donnell Rasmussen Fullback Robert Peterson End Jay Hansen End Bill Erdman Center Calvin Jaynes Halfback Langley Canning Guard Vere Densley Guard Wayne Van Guard Arvid Bowles Guard Paul Sjoblom Halfback 33 FOOTBALL This year, due to reasons known to all of us, there was no state tournament and the Beetdigger squad did not have a chance to defend their title of State Class ' fact did not discourage them toojp fered only one defeated- two rev r 6atJtj LaiuisvSC.Granit' tively. ThteJordanites must have guessed wind,” for they defied a recently establis ning their first pre-season, defeated this typical Taylor-coacRlcFleam'TfiTheir second pre- season game, but the boys rallied and went on to win the ma- jority of their league games. jmpions. This irhas they suf- fition. These avis, respec- ing was in the tradition by win- Carbon Line prepares to practice 34 Front, left: David Kidd, Gordan Green, Ernest Poulsen, Frank Butterfield, Deraid Stuart, Ross Hen- derson, Robert Peterson. Standing: Jim Hatch. Julian Forman. Ronald Reading, Calvin Jaynes. Stan Sharp Gordan Greene Athletic Managers Sept. 18 Jordan 12 Grand JunwKon 6 at ja)id Junction Sept. 25 Jordan 6 Carbon 13 at Jordan Oct. 2 Jordan 31 Tooele O at Jordan Oct. 9 Jordan 0 Granite 13 at Granite Oct. 16 Jordan 26 Murray 0 at Jordan Oct. 23 Jordan 6 Davis 6 at Jordan Oct. 30 Jordan 0 Grantsville 0 at Grantsville (forfeit) Nov. 6 Jordan 20 Cyprus 0 at Cyprus Nov. 13 Jordan 26 Bingham 0 at Bingham Nov. 26 Jordan 0 Butte 18 at Butte Signals—Line up practice Front, left: Vere Densley, Gayle Holt, Edwin Gardner, Arvid Bowles, Riggs Gardner, Bill Erdman, Langley Canning, Don Poulsen, Jay Hansen. Standing: Donnell Rasmussen, Wayne Van, Kenneth Sundquist, Andrew Ontiveros. 35 LEST WE FORGET August 3 I—Teachers meet. September 1— School opens. 4— Get-Acquainted Dance to welcome sophs. I I—Picture show—compliments of student body. 18— Patriotic assembly. First football game at Grand Junction. 25—Jordan loses to Carbon. F.F.A. Harvest Ball. October 2— Jordan wins from Tooele. 5— Class elections. 8— Amateur Hour. 9— Granite wins game. 14—Assembly to collect keys. 16— Charlonian initiation. Jordan wins from Murray. 19— School recessed for harvests. 23—Jordan ties Davis. 30—Hallowe'en dance. November 4—End of recess. 6— Jordan beats Cyprus. 13—Beetdiggers down Miners. 25— Boys' dub gives Thanksgiving dance. 26— Jordan loses to Butte in Montana. December 4—Jordan loses to Ogden. 9—Jordan loses at Springville. I I—Senior Hop. I 1-14—Jordan loses to Provo. 17— Christmas pageant— Listen, Mr. Speaker. 18— Jordan loses to Springville. 23— Assembly, Dance Vacation for ten days. 24— Jordan loses to Ogden. 30—Jordan loses to American Fork. January 1— Jordan beats alumni. 4— Vacation over. 8— Jordan beats Grantsville. I 5—Basketball team loses to Granite. 22—Jordan wins from Bingham. 29—Jordan loses to Davis. February 2— Jordan loses to Murray. 3— Victory Quintette thrills audience. 6—Jordan beats Tooele. 12—Jordan triumphs over Bingham. 19—Sophomore Assembly — Truth or Conse- quences. Home Ec. Club give Sweethearts' Ball. Jordan loses to Davis. 22— Patriotic assembly by music department. Washington Birthday dance. 26—Jordan loses to Granite. March 5— Jordan loses to Cyprus. 12—One-act play. Dance for Bond Drive. 19—Camp Kearns Assembly. 26—District musical contest. April 2—Junior Prom. 9— Charlonian Assembly. Charlonian Dance. 23— Gym Jamboree. May I 7—J Day. 18— Senior Progressive. 19— Yearbooks out. 20— Seminary graduation. 21— Seniors give final program and receive di- plomas. 36 These are the juniors, who take life easy, more or less, be- cause they know they have another year in which to begin worry- ing about what's to come. They did their cattin' on the top floor —brought South America to Utah with their Prom—furnished the greater part of the basketball team—and added zest to life in general. 37 Runners-up 38 Prom Committee Meets Gale Ainsworth Crescent Jane Atwood West Jordan Marvin Anderson Sandy Shirley Anderson East Midvale Caleen Adams Union Harold Anderson Murray Donna Atwood West Jordan Reid Allsop Sandy Dale Brand Sandy Lucille Bergmann Sandy Margaret Anderson Midvale Dick Butterfield Riverton Adelia Baird Draper Betty Buhler Midvale Laree Beckstead Granite Max Bigler Sandy Ray Brown Midvale Leola Beckstead Crescent Wayne Van, left front, Thelma Wardle, Gwen Hand, Nyal McMullin, Jack Johnson, Roberta Thaxton, Ferris Fitzgerald, Shirley Anderson, Reed Newbold, and Carol Sanderson meet at noon to discuss the annual affair. Shirley Blanchard Midvale Marvin Buckley Midvale Jecqueline Bruno West Jordan Melvin Ballard Draper Lois Bennett Midvale Norma Ann Beckstead South Jordan George Butterfield Herriman Beth Bills Riverton Frank Butterfield Riverton Elaine Brown West Jordan LaMar Berrett Riverton Joy Burmester West Jordan Pauiene Boyce Sandy Sharon Burnham Draper Joy Bagshaw Union Glen Bateman West Jordan Beverly Blasius Midvale Woodruff Butterfield Herriman Langley Canning Midvale Bette Callas Midvale Betty Jean Christensen Carol Clark Midvale Sandy Betty Lou Campbell Don Collett Midvale Midvale 39 Runners-up 40 Junior Girls Don Their Ski Sweaters Shirley Coats Midvale Edith Cowdell Riverton Kenneth Cope Draper Belva Coolc Holleday Robert Dunyon Draper Barbara Denning Midvale Joyce Dansie Riverton Bill Erdman Union Darlene Erickson Union Mary Fairbourn Crescent Oliver Cline Draper Clyde Crane Draper Charles H. Cary East Midvale Gale Crane Riverton Rulon Cook Union Pearl Clayton Draper Leslie Cozzens Midvale Donna Crump Bluffdale Donna Dunn Midvale Frances Draney Sandy Richard Dunn Midvale DeLoris Dansie Riverton Pretty Juniors, Donna Dunn, left, Gwen Hand, LaJuana Page, Beverly Blasius, Maurine Ray, and Shirley Blanchard 'doll up for the camera man. Wanda Densley Riverton Lorraine Densley Riverton Florence Dansie Herriman Uois Densley Riverton Shirley Eskelson Union Della Egbert Midvale Afton English Butler Brooks Elkington Sandy Genevieve English Butler Owen Evans Sandy Alan G. Evans Union LeeOna Fairbourn Crescent Julian Forman Herriman Boyd Fitzgerald Draper Ferris Fitzgerald Draper Earl J. Garfield Draper Bertie Gosman Midvale Riggs Gardner West Jordan Goldie Graff Sandy Florence Garside Riverton Runners-up 42 Juniors Stage Floor Show Pauline Guinn Jack Jordan Draper Newell Garff Midvale Draper Jackie Gould Irene Goff Union Blaine Grant Sandy Sandy Wallace Gotberg LaRae Gammell Union Melvin Gilbert Riverton Riverton Jay Gustaveson Gwen Hand East Midvale Rayola Green Riverton Draper Dorothy Hunsaker Elaine Hatfield Sandy Leon Hardcastle Sandy Sandy Phyllis Higgins Jim Hatch Granite Barta Hughes Sandy West Jordan Highlights of the Junior Floor Show were Vern Welch, left, Reed Newbold, Keith Hogan, Ted Peterson, Allen Evans, and Keith Winn, center, displaying their version of Der Feuher's Face . Keith Hogan West Jordan Patricia Hall Midvale Evelyn Holm Sandy Wilma Hogan West Jordan Earl Halcanson South Jordan Joyce Humphrey Sandy Thelma Holt South Jordan Lois Isaac Butler Elaine Isackson East Midvale Orren Jenkins Midvale Mildred Jensen Midvale Jack Jorgensen Midvale Don Jacobson Murray Vivian Johnson Riverton Wanda Jaynes Crescent Bob James Midvale Ireta Jackson Union Bonita Jaynes Crescent Frances Jenkins Midvale Jack Johnson Sandy Norma Jones Midvale Fern Johnson Butler Tabetha Jenkins Midvale Leota Kellgreen Murray 43 Runners-up 44 Reid Kimball Draper Myrtle Kump Bluffdale Don Kemp Sandy Ralph Lerwill Crescent Thelma Larson Midvale Anna Mazuran Midvale Helen Myers Salt Lake City Elaine Malstrom Murray William Nosack Riverton K. Norris Sandy Quadruplets Albert Kump Bluffdale Ruth Kim Sandy Dorothy Kichas West Jordan Loyal Kunz Sandy Wilma LeClai re West Jordan Grace LeFevre Midvale Verona Lewis Bluffdale Helen Last West Jordan Melvin Malmstrom Midvale Beth Miller Midvale Don Morgan Riverton Arlene Malstrom West Jordan Ann Petrlich, left. Thelma Larson, Mary Petr- lich, and Bertie Gosman dressed alike for the day. Harold Madsen Union Florence May West Jordan Frances May West Jordan Betty Moore Riverton Clem McMullen South Jordan Eugene Millerberg East Midvale Lola Marchant Union Clifford Mousley Riverton Millie Masich Midvale Jay Maxfield Union Bill Nelson Midvale Wayne Nilsson Midvale Melva Naylor South Jordan Reid Newbold Union Marva Naylor South Jordan Enid Olson Union Stewart Newbold South Jordan Beth Olson Union Maxine Nielsen Riverton Betty Owsley Draper 45 Runners-up 46 Beverly Otis East Midvale Thelma Orgill Draper Bill Orr Riverton Janice Pixton Draper Marjorie Payne Draper Ella Price West Jordan Clyde Palmer West Jordan Georgia Poulson Granite Jay Proctor Union Mary Petrlich Midvale All Smiles Andy Ontiveros Midvale Ora Orton Draper Fae Ostler Sandy Ralph N. Orgill West Jordan Lorraine Orgill Draper Veda Olson Union Lea Mae Page Riverton Maude Proctor Union Elsa Price West Jordan Noel Page Riverton Robert Petersen Riverton LaJuana Page Riverton Lucile Thornton and Curtis Jewkes dance a few stately measures at the Junior Prom Ruth Park Sandy Merlin Peart Draper Marjorie Perry Sandy Stella Pierce West Jordan Vaun Dean Peterson Sandy June Pugmire Union Myrna Pack Draper Max Petersen South Jordan Jean Porter Union Ted Peterson Sandy Esther Petrarca Union Reggie Poor Herriman Joyce Peterson Union John Padjen Midvale Helen Poison Sandy Virginia Russell Union Irving Roberts Murray Joyce Rasmussen Midvale David Rasmussen Sandy Dorothy Robbins East Midvale 47 Runners-up 48 Donnell Rasmussen Sandy Helen Roper Draper Norma Sadler Draper Bailey Sainsbury Granite Fred ScHouten South Jordan Robert Shaw Draper Jack Smickle Midvale Lucile Thornton East Midvale Lois Vawdrey Draper Beth Williams West Jordan Maurine Ray Midvale Ronald Reading Murray Margaret Gale Smith Draper Stanley Sharp East Midvale Donnabel Spratling West Jordan Paul Sjoblom Draper Bill Stoor Draper I la Smith West Jordan Juanita Slater Midvale Marian Sharp West Jordan Deraid Stewart Sandy Deon Smith Draper Lorna Swapp East Midvale William Smith Union Barbara Smith Draper Eva Tesch West Jordan Roberta Thaxton Riverton Ruth Teerlink South Jordan Beverly Thompson Murray Joyce Thorum Union Elaine Vale Riverton Wayne Van Union Vauna Wood Midvale lla Wengren Union Ada Rae Watts Midvale Beth Whittle Union VaLoris Webb West Jordan Beverly Washburn Draper Grant Winward Riverton Gale Winward Riverton Faye Wallgren Sandy Thelma Wardle South Jordan 49 Coach John Vranes East Midvale U.S.A.C. Athletics Intermural Juniors DINGS The Dings, also under Johnny's able di- rection, just about followed in the main team's footsteps, winning and losing almost the same games. The Dings, however, won one more game than did the others. BASKETBALL With only two men of last year's squad back, Coach John Vranes had a difficult problem facing him when the Casaba season started. Despite this fact he went to work and built a hard-fighting crew from the material on hand. Most of the boys were green but willing to learn, and when the end of the season rolled around, they had won four and lost six league games. None of these losses were so decisive as to dampen the spirits of the boys and every game found them in there pitching. Paul Sjoblom Guard Ferris Fitzgerald Guard Jay Smith Hansen Center 50 Kneeling, left: Don Kemp, Ralph Lerwill, Sherman Mabey. Standing: Robert Peterson, K. Norris, Paul Sjoblom, Ronald Reading. Dale Brand Guard K Norris Guard Don Kemp Forward Richard Webb Forward Sherman Mabey Forward Dick Butterfield Forward Don Collett Forward Don Poison Guard MAIN TEAM SCORES J9 at Springville 'at Ogden 35 at Am. Fork Jordan Vm- LEAGUE GAMES Ogden 36 at Jordan Springville?3 at Jordan Provjd � 5 p rovo Prwg 35 a Jordan Charlonians getting ready for a game Jordan Dec. 14 Dec. 18 Dec. 24 Dec. 30 Jan. Grantsville 12 f Grantsvilfe Granite 26 tfi Jordan Bingham 32 at Bingham ; Pavis 4 at Jordan hurray 27 at Murray Todpfe 17 at Jordan Bingham 33 at Jotdap Davis'34 at Davjs GranitcTIk -st'Granite Cyprus 25 at Jordan Jordan 32 Jordan 23 Jordan 34 Jordan 33 Jordan 21 Jordan 28 Jordan 36 . Jordan 32 Jordan -22 Jordan 21 Feb. Feb. 26 Mar. 51 Coach ( I f.f — ', Chad Beckstead Midvale B.Y.U.. U. of U. Physical Education History Sophomores SOPHOMORES Because of war conditions, the sophs played only three games this year, winning two of them. Jordan’s new coach, Chad Beckstead, had charge of the sophomores. Jan. 14 Jordan 26 South B 43 at Jordan Jan. 21 Jordan 30 South B 25 at South High Feb. 9 Jordan 28 Murray 25 at Jordan BASEBALL Because of the war conditions and such, Jordan's athletic directors have decided to make baseball mere- ly an intermural sport this year. Competition will be carried on between the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. TRACK As the Beetdigger goes to press before the track season starts, there are no results of the track meets which Jordan plans to enter. The prospects for the season are made bright, how- ever, by the return of many of last year's track stars, and the coaching staff has high hopes about the show- ing the boys will make in the coming season. A Apr. 23 High School Relay Carnival, U. of U. T 7 May I Regional Track Meet May 8 State Track Meet, Provo LEAGUE GAMES SCORES OF DINGS Dec. 4 Jordan 10 Ogden 20 at Jordan Dec. 9 Jordan 15 Springville 7 at Jordan Dec. 14 Jordan 17 Provo 25 at Jordan Dec. 21 Jordan 25 Sandy 1st 26 at Jordan Dec. 24 Jordan 17 Ogden 18 at Ogden Jan. 8 Jordan 24 Jan. 15 Jordan 14 Jan. 22 Jordan 26 Jan. 29 Jordan 19 Feb. 2 Jordan 25 Feb. 6 Jordan 31 Feb. 12 Jordan 40 Feb. 19 Jordan 25 Feb. 26 Jordan 22 Mar. 5 Jordan 22 Grantsville 20 at Grantsville Granite 35 at Jordan Bingham 22 at Bingham Intramural Champs Davis 25 at Jordan Murray 28 at Murray Tooele 17 at Jordan Bingham 21 at Jordan Davis 33 at Davis Granite 36 at Granite Cyprus 17 at Jordan Center Jump 52 GIRLS' SPORTS Healthy, vigorous girls emerge daily from Miss Ryan's gym and dancing classes. Health-building activities such as tumbling, basketball, baseball, and corrective exercises are the main diversions of the gym classes. Sophomore girls have learned in their health classes of corrective measures for sickness and injury, good foods, exercises, and the cycle of life. Such dances as creative and tap have de- veloped form and culture in many of our young high school girls. As a climax of the season's work, the annual % Gym Jamboree was held to demonstrate the vari- ous activities. Dorothea Ryan Logan U.S.A.C.. B.Y.U. Physical Education nians 53 Deraid Stuart and Wayne Van keep busy with the spot light. The Smith family—Betty (Marva Beckstrom), Mr. Smith (Mr. Pixton), Mrs. Smith (Miss Hansen), Johnny (Clark Jones). Henchman. Ralph Leonard, straightens the tie of Mr. Speaker, Mr. Casper, just before his speech. Our three active reporters—Robert Orgill, Karl Ware, and Dick Crane, come prepared for Mr. Candidate's speech. 54 Listen, Mr. Speaker! Listen, Mr. Speaker! —full of patriotism, life, entertai ment, and color—directed by Miss Lucille Tuttle, Mr. J. Crapo, and Miss Dorothea Ryan, was portrayed excellenti students of Jordan High. An American family—Mr. Smith, Robert Pixton; Mrs, Lola Hansen; Betty, Marva Beckstrom; Johnny, Clar-k J5§ plus one Mr. Speaker, Jesse Casper; one henchman, Ralph ard, and three active reporters, Robert Orgill, Karl Ware, and Dick Crane—gave superb performances. Supporting the cast were Mr. Crapo's choruses, A and B; Miss Ryan's dancers and marchers; members of the history class and the home town scene; and those who participated in the tableaux—not to men- tion the delightful music of the school orchestra led by Mr. Donald Olson. Always on the job with excellent lighting and spectacular scenery, were Mr. Herbert Bartlett, Mr. Orson Smith, Earl Gar- field, Wayne Van, and Deraid Stuart. 'Twas an excellent example of hard work, and wonderful entertainment for all. Let's give them a hand! 55 Phil F. Goldbranson Sandy U. of Calif. Social Science Assemblies C. N. Crawford Midvale U. of U., U. of Calif. Social Science Seniors Orson Smith Draper U. of U., U.S.A.C. Physical Science Photography Camera Club Dorothy, Ermile, and Beth diggin' into the realm of animal life. Robert L. Pixton Draper U.S.A.C., U. of U. Biology Athletic Council Juniors Social science and physical science classes can always be found hard at work. The departments are well equipped and many students take the classes. LaWana, Jeanne, and Elsie find out about the bones of the human species. Mr. Pixton's biology students show results of long searches for specimens. Paul C. Boyce Sandy U.S.A.C. Vocational Agriculture Mathematics F.F.A. Sophomores Jesse B. Casper Murray U. of U.. U. of Calif. Sociology Economics Juniors A. C. Jensen Sandy U. of U.. U. of Wash. Biological Science Senior Credits J. N. Dorius Sandy U. of U.. B.Y.U. American History Sophomores The science laboratory is considered to be one of the finest found in any high school. The temperature reads . . . — Glade, Max, and Milton. Beth and Bob take a measurement. Future chemists?—Louis and Shirley. Noting airways?—Carlos and Wal- lace. 57 Beverly and Connie get a few points of the globe from Mr. Dorius. Curliques and thingomabobs cor e ;nto their owe Putting out the letters Gaining experience for future use Keeping the books balanced Commercial studies became more valuable as tomas te City , College ,tu. arrett City Alma F. Smith Draper U. of U. Mathematics Commercial Graduation Sophomores Uncle Sam called for aid. E. L. Crawford Sandy B.Y.U.. U.ofU. Mathematics Beetdiqger 58 Fern and Mice clean up rush afterthe noon The fourth period sewing class zip up a lew duds. Stirring up a bat er with hope that the cake won’t fall. 9 ■• Crm «1 1 w a-� - , r 7 • 'C7 J ii a na J Anderson fcttKsSS Sandy U.S.A.C. Tech, and Art U.S.A.C. Clothing B.Y.U. Oregon State College English Sewing Home Economics Home Ec. Club Home Ec. Clu Horne Ec. club Juniors Seniors Cateteria Mabel Larson Sandy Cafeteria A « X ■ L: A kM Lola Hansen Brigham City U.S.A.C., U.of U. English Debating Mabel Mangum Bicknell U.of U.. U.C.L.A. Social Science English Juniors Laura Gardner West Jordan U.of U.. U.of Calif. English Beetdigger Seniors Harold Thorpe Sandy U.of U.. B.Y.U. English Seniors Golda Fraser Salt Lake City U.of U. Modern Languages English Language Club Oralie Rawson Salt Lake City U.of U.. U.S.A.C. English Charlonian Broadcaster Seniors O. D. Ballard Draper U.of U.. B.Y.U. English Student Body Act. Boys' Club Broadcaster Graduation Language department functions were giving English, Spanish, and French as part of the student curriculum. Foreign languages get more popular yearly. Tibby putting forth effort? Spanish officers read the latest news from Mexico. assemblies more home-town than ever before. J. Clement Crapo Sandy B.Y.U.. U. of U. Music Pageant Music Festival Programs Donald P. Olson Provo B.Y.U., Chicago M.C. Art Music Art Club Seniors Lucille Tuttle Manti B.Y.U. Leland Powers Speech School Plays Pageant Oratory Contest Charlonians Juniors Molly Lindell Sandy U. of U.. B.Y.U. Librarian Juniors 61 Working on the lathe Welding Riveting Using drill press, aircraft sheet metal. Girls invaded the shops for the first time, as essential in- dustries lost men to the armed forces. New studies were also introduced as they became more needed. Y. W. Harrod Salt Lake City Palmer College Automotive Sophomores Allen Stocking Riverton U.S.A.C. Auto Mechanics Dean J. Beck Midvale U.C.L.A. Mechanical and Electrical Engineering J. L. Seal Midvale B.Y.U.. U. of U. U.S.A.C. Industrial Arts Vocational Woodwork Mechanical Drawing Sterling W. Stoker Union I.C.A. (Special degree) American Welding Society Welding Howard Newbold South Jordan B.Y.U. Auto Mechanics 62 , ott'cers Senior u Feeling just a trifle superior and important in their maroon sweaters or class rings, the seniors gazed down at sophs and juniors. They blazed forth at the Hop and were honored at the Prom—yet—they were heard wondering what tomorrow would bring—army? Waac? college? a job? Confident in themselves, though, they paused not to say good-bye, but promised Be seeing you! Grad uates Gloria Beth Anderson Midvale Home Ec. Club Student Council Gym Jamboree Pageant Music Contest Agnes Archibald Granite Home Ec. Club Dance Committee Dale Alexander Cottonwood Heights Janis Allen Draper Charlonian School Play Band Nelda Allen Bud Allgood Leola Bateman Marva Beckstrom Draper Midvale West Jordan Union Pageant Opera Opera Charlonian Cinderella Pageant Pageant Posture Parade Mack S. Adams East Midvale Chemistry Club School Play Marjorie Anderson Riverton Chemistry Club Chorus Pageant Girls' Club Pres. Student Council Max Beckstead Riverton F. F. A. Pageant Home Ec. Club Art Club Language Club Aldene E. Bergma Sandy 64 Seniors Prepare for Annual Dance Ellen Clark, left, Horton McBride, Barbara Olson, and Heber Robertson add the finishing touches to the Senior Hop decorations. Ralph W. Butler Sandy Football Track Ralph Brady Union Football Basketball Band Edra Butterfield Riverton Student Council Charlonian Girls' Council Home Ec. Club Beetdigger Raeola Brady Union Girls' Council Opera Gym Jamboree Fashion Show Posture Parade Jacqueline Boberg Draper Charlonian Home Ec. Club Beetdigger Gym Jamboree Chemistry Club Helen Bateman West Jordan Home Ec. Club Pageant Jean Bateman West Jordan Majorette Home Ec. Club Gym Jamboree Milton Bills Riverton Student Council Boys' Council 6S Graduates Julian Brown Sandy Language Club Broadcaster Beetdigger Janitor Club Bonnie Boberg Sandy Home Ec. Club Band Beetdigger Pageant LaRue Barton Midvale Band Orchestra Pageant Beetdigger Adv. Mgr. Charlonian Dorothy Bills Midvale Chemistry Club Chorus Darwin Bagley Dawn Butler Roy Burr LaRoyce Beckstead Sandy Butler Riverton South Jordan Chorus F. F. A. Posture Parade Girls' Council Home Ec. Club Opera Beetdigger • Traveling Assembly Gym Jamboree Amateur Hour Ellen Clark Willa Crane Maxine Berrett Doris Borg Midvale Draper Riverton Sandy Charlonian Home Ec. Club Charlonian Charlonian Opera Girls' Council F. T. A. Court Clerk Traveling Assembly Band Posture Parade Band Charlonian Pageant Posture Parade Fashion Show Opera Student Council Beetdigger Adv. Mgi 66 Lawrence Butterfield Riverton Track Merle Calloway Midvale Language Club Art Club Spring Fever! Carol Thornton and Kathleen Jensen wish they had some gas. Shirley Briggs West Jordan Home Ec. Club Roger Carlquist Bernis Connelly Draper Draper Orchestra Band Boys’ Council Beetdigger Bus. Mgr. Marietta Clement Draper Student Council Home Ec. Club Girls' Council Ruth Curtis Riverton Broadcaster Dance Committee Home Ec. Club Dick Crane Midvale Pageant Chemistry Club School Play 67 Graduates Francene Crawford Sandy Beetdigger Chemistry Club Donna Child Union Pageant Marion Dansie Riverton Veona Densley Riverton Shirley Draper George Deneris Vere Densley Udell Erickson Union Midvale Riverton Sandy Merland Despain Granite Football Basketball Boys' Council Marshall Bus. Mgr. Broadcaster Marjorie Densley Riverton Home Ec. Club Gym Jamboree Pageant Football School Play Boys' Club Pres. Band Glen Ebert Granite Lois Evans East Midvale Student Council Chorus Gym Jamboree Opera Pageant 68 Senior Rings LeeOra Fairbourn measures Bernis Connelly, while Marian George writes out the receipt. LaWana Egbert West Jordan Camera Club Pres. School Play Student Council Traveling Assembly Beetdigger Opera Betty Evans South Jordan Beetdigger Co Ed. Broadcaster School Play Student Council Language Club Camera Club John Eastman Herriman Reid Fitzgerald Draper F. F. A. Pres. Dance Committee Pageant Broadcaster Student Council Reid Ernstrom Draper LaVerl Fairbourn Crescent Fashion Show Gym Jamboree Home Ec. Club Girls' Council Dance Committee Christmas Pageant Beryl Erickson Murray Band Orchestra Language Club Phyllis Fletter Sandy Pageant Mixed Chorus Opera Camera Club Girls' Council 69 Graduates LeeOra Fairbourn Crescent Band Girls' Club Sec’y Girls' Club Vice-Pres. Senior Vice-Pres. Charlonian Marvin Fairbourn Crescent Basketball Glenn Furse West Jordan School Play Kenneth Griffiths Midvale Band Senior President Vivian Gogel Sandy Gordan Greene Sandy Athletic Manager Keith Gillen Clyde Gailey Sandy South Jordan Basketball Track F. F. A. Harvest Ball Com. Charles Greenwood Sandy Band Judge Student Council Grant Hickman Crescent Student Council Dance Committee Band Marydean Gilbert Midvale Student Body Sec’y Amateur Hour Oratory Winner Pageant Posture Parade Faye Hales Murray Girls' Council Language Club Chorus Fashion Show 70 Next dance? Commoner things—Guess whose? Marian George Sandy Band Posture Parade Student Council Senior Secretary Merlin Hilton Cottonwood Heights Boys' Council F. F. A. Amateur Hour Beetdigger Key Contest Juanita Hunter Midvale Girls' Council Opera Pageant Chorus Gym Jamboree Evelyn Holt Union Gerald Hartvigson Murray Basketball Dawna Hiatt Sandy Band Student Council Home Ec. Club Betty Herman East Midvale Language Club Dance Committee Kay Heaton East Midvale Chemistry Club Band 71 Graduates Bernice Hendrickson Lova Henderson Beth Jenson Ruth M. Johnson Sandy Home Ec. Club Fashion Show Draper Band Midvale Home Ec. Club Sandy Chemistry Club Camera Club Home Ec. Club Gym Jamboree Leo Iseki LaDean Jones LaMar Jensen Union West Jordan Rella Jaynes F. F. A. Secretary Opera Draper Sandy Harvest Ball Com. Chorus Band Basketball Home Ec. Club Camera Club Athletic Manager pageant Pageant Gym Jamboree June Hedburg Murray Chorus Gym Jamboree Teamon Henderson Draper Band Bryant Harrison Midvale Band Chemistry Club Baseball Nathalie Hatfield Sandy Beetdigger 72 Senior Charlonians Plan Their Ball LaVon Neff, left, Jackie Boberg, Donna Radovich, and LeeOra Fairbourn discuss ways and means. Curtis Jewkes East Midvale Carol Jensen Midvale Home Ec. Club Emeline Johnson Melva Jones Midvale West Jordan Girls' Council Pageant Home Ec. Club Chorus Alice Johnson Sandy Girls' Council Lewis Kasuga Granite Chemistry Club A. Leg. Essay Winner Kathleen Jensen Midvale Beetdigger Charlonian Chemistry Club David Kidd Bluffdale Football 7$ Graduates Anna Kosovich West Jordan Chemistry Club Leona Lee Midvale Barbara Larsen Union Home Ec. Club Camera Club Gym Jamboree Richard Long South Jordan F. F. A. Myron Lewis Draper Band Orchestra Opera Paqeant Dan Latsis West Jordan Band Lois Loveall West Jordan Broadcaster Girls' Council Marion Long Union Gym Jamboree Camera Club Ralph Leonard Midvale Student Body Pres. Boys' Club Sec'y Junior Prom Com. Student Council Band Faye Morris Sandy Chemistry Club Camera Club Elaine McCormick Union Glade McKee South Jordan F. F. A. 74 I-A in the Army—seniors get their draft cards. Bette Madsen Riverton Accompanist Janice Meyers Union Girls’ Council Home Ec. Club Dancing Gym Jamboree Irene McGee Granite Charlonian Broadcaster Student Council Posture Parade Eldon McFarlane Bluffdale Band Baseball Horton McBride Sandy Chorus Debating Senior Hop Com. Charlene Mason Union Language Club Girls' Council Pageant Opera Posture Parade Traveling Assembly Farel Mahoney Midvale Band Pageant Girls’ Council Gym Jamboree Lee Mickelsen Crescent Junior Pres. Debating Junior Prom Com. 75 Graduates Rachel R. Mascaro Herriman Language Club Amateur Hour Gym Jamboree Arthur Millerberg East Midvale Broadcaster Band Sam Matsushita Union Track Chemistry Club Robert Maynes Cottonwood Heights Debating Gym Jamboree Key Contest Margaret Miller Midvale Marian Mazanis Sandy Band Broadcaster Editor Charlonian Student Council London Millet Union Chorus Opera Dramatics Shirley McNamara Union Charlonian Home Ec. Club Debating Language Club Chemistry Club Elene Nicolette East Midvale Home Ec. Club Opera Girls' Council Gym Jamboree Dancing LaWana Nielsen Union Home Ec. Club Girls' Council Pageant Gym Jamboree Louis Nelson West Jordan Chemistry Club La Von Neff Crescent Oration Opera Charlonian Gym Jamboree 76 Senior Credits A. C. Jensen checks on Richard Long, Rose Wardle, and LaRoyce Beckstead. Catherine Newman Midvale Opera Debating Gym Jamboree Chorus Girls' Council Veldon Newbold South Jordan Dorothy Nicholson Midvale Girls’ Council Band Home Ec. Club Vesta Nielsen South Jordan Band Home Ec. Club Dramatics Orchestra Gym Jamboree Senior Hop Com Bob Nacey Sandy Barbara Olson Midvale Charlonian Opera Home Ec. Club Senior Hop Com. Dramatics Gym Jamboree Leone Oakeson South Jordan Girls' Council Home Ec. Club Junior Prom Com. Norma Oliver Union Chemistry Club Gym Jamboree 77 Graduates Robert Orgill Riverton Debate Pageant Byron Peart Draper Opera Pageant Band Camera Club Bonnie Parr West Jordan Student Council Soph. Secretary Opera Gym Jamboree Home Ec. Club Ann Petrlich Midvale Home Ec. Club Wanda Pearson West Jordan Opera Girls’ Council Charlonian Debating Student Council Beetdigger Walton Parker East Midvale Track Broadcaster Darrell Peterson East Midvale Gwen Peckham Midvale Broadcaster Girls' Council Student Council Gym Jamboree Chorus Calvin Price Union Chorus Opera Pageant Rose Price Midvale Opera Pageant Chorus Girls’ Council Iris Russell Union Gym Jamboree Home Ec. Club Dance Committee Virginia Robbins East Midvale Beetdigger Camera Club Art Club Home Ec. Club Amateur Hour Senior Hop Com. 78 Sweaters Arrive! Ernest Poulsen Midvale Football Dorma Poison Sandy Language Club Marjorie Richardson Floyd Rhodes West Jordan Midvale Chemistry Club Home Ec. Club Heber Robertson Blanche Russell Crescent Sandy Boys' Council Art Club Senior Hop Com. Thelma Rindlisbach Bluffdale Gym Jamboree Language Club Donna Radovich Midvale Soph. Junior Vice-Pres. Student Body Vice-Pres. Broadcaster Beetdigger Junior Prom. Charlonian 79 Grad uates Wanda Smith Draper Band Girls' Council Jeanne Steadman Midvale Historian Charlonian Band Gym Jamboree Chemistry Club Kenneth Sundquist Crescent Football F. F. A. Phyllis Stanton West Jordan Language Club Vice-Pres. Dean Schmidt East Midvale Band Deloris Schmidt East Midvale Band Charlonian Posture Parade Esther Stelter Union Wanda Sjoblom Draper Charlonian 80 Beverly Stephensen Riverton Chorus Gym Jamboree Opera Pageant Art Club Home Ec. Club Mary Saito Midvale Beetdigger Co-editor, Salesman Charlonian Student Council Camera Club Junior Prom Senior Hop. Aleen Sanderson Draper Beetdigger Broadcaster Gym Jamboree Fashion Show Bob Soper Draper Camera Shy? Prettying up for the birdie. Carroll Sandstrom Crescent Donna Stuart Midvale Girls' Council Max Spratling West Jordan F. F. A. Marie Smith Draper Charlonian Band Commercial Contest Hazel Stevenson Midvale Broadcaster Louise Sebree Midvale Shirla Soffe South Jordan Home Ec. Club Sec'y Junior Sec'y Traveling Assembly Gym Jamboree Senior Hop Gayle Smith Midvale Broadcaster Home Ec. Club Girls' Council 81 Graduates Jean Sanderson Sandy Charlonian Pres. Band Opera Student Council Milton Smith Draper F. F. A. Council Bill Stoker Union Football Beetdigger Madonna Stradley Union Gym Jamboree Home Ec. Club Language Club Lila May Tucker Draper Fashion Show Barbara Tuft Draper 82 Barbara Taft Midvale Chorus Opera Broadcaster Gym Jamboree Language Club Chemistry Club Carol Thornton East Midvale Charlonian 3rd Place Oratory Beetdigger Art Editor Broadcaster Language Club Pageant Caroline Trontel Midvale Chemistry Club Language Club Karl Ware Sandy F. F. A. Pageant Band Cheer Leader Alice Tame Union Orchestra Charlonian Leola Withers Draper Charlonian Gym Jamboree Frances Tea Riverton Gym Jamboree Albert White Draper Charlonians get their dresses. Richard Webb Sandy Football Track Basketball Bob Wood Union Beetdigger Chemistry Club Eunice Walbeclc Draper Gym Jamboree Vern Welch Midvale Band Orchestra Prosecuting Attorney Student Council Gym Jamboree Rose Wardle South Jordan Home Ec. Club Posture Parade Raymond Wanberg Midvale Debate Band Elnora Winger Union Home Ec. Club Gym Jamboree Trilva Young Union 83 Hard work! Long nights! and oodles of energy were put forth by the staff to get a year at Jor- dan in print so it would bring pleasant memories back to be re- lived. Co-editors Mary and Betty grew a few gray hairs during the process of getting the book to- gether, but both will admit It’s worth it. Don't you agree? The staff get their picture taken ★ Front, left: Julian Brown, sports editor Donna Radovich, literary editor Carol Thornton, art editor: Mary Harada, senior editor: Gloria Rasmussen, sophomore editor: Marian Sharp, junior editor: and Joy Burmester, junior editor. Back: Orson Smith, photography adviser: Marilyn Nelson, sopohomore editor: and Laura Gardner, editorial adviser. 84 Business Managers With much-spent energy and well-placed tact, these staffs, headed by Willa, LaRue, and Roger, took care of the financial worries involved. Willa Crane, LaRue Barton, and Roger Carlquist Back row, left to right: Lloyd McGee, Jacqueline Boberg, Norma Black, Fumi Harada, Alberta Brails ford, Leah Boyce, Shirley Anderson, Gwen Hand, Helen Myers, George Butterfield, Raymond Parry. Second row: E. L. Crawford, Irene Petrarca, Beverly Brady, Luane Tucker, Marjorie Petersen, Arlene Malstrom, Eva Tesch, Lily Peddler, Rita Gene Martineau, Geniel Beck, Georgia Bodell. Front row: Roger Carlquist, Mary Saito, Florence Dansie, Melba Jenkins, Lucille Bergmann, Clark Jones, Nathalie Hatfield, Virginia Robbins, Willa Crane. Manager Roger gives his salesmen a pep talk to get orders for the yearbook. ★ They brought home the bacon —in the form of ads for the yearbook. Front row. left: LaJuana Page, Vern Welch, LaRue Barton, Donnell Rasmussen, Francene Crawford. Second row: Kenneth Griffiths, LaWana Egbert, Ted Peterson. Eva Tesch, Miss Garrett, Willa Crane. 85 SENIOR ROLL CALL NAME Agnes Archibald Bud Allgood Carolyn Aylett Dale Alexander Gloria Anderson Janis Allen Mack Adams Marjorie Anderson Nelda Allen Argie Benis Arvid Bowles Bonnie Boberg Darwin Bagley Dawn Butler Doris Borg Dorothy Bills Edra Butterfield Helen Bateman Jacqueline Boberg Jean Bateman Jean Burgon Jeanne Bodell Julian Brown La Royce Beckstead La Rue Barton Laura Butterfield Lawrence Butterfield Leola Bateman Lucille Beckstead Marva Beckstead Max Beckstead Maxine Berrett Milton Bills Odie Brady Ralph Butler Raeola Brady Ralph Brady Shirley Briggs Arleen Christensen Barbara Cowdell Bernis Connelly Dick Crane Donna Child Ellen Clark Francene Crawford Marietta Clement Merle Calloway Roger Carlquist Ruth Curtis Willa Crane Bernell Day Ferris Dansie George Deneris Joyce Despain Marjorie Densley Merland Despain Vere Densley Beryl Erickson Betty Evans Glen Ebert John Eastman LaWana Egbert Lois Evans Udell Erickson Glenn Furse LaVerl Fairbourn LeeOra Fairbourn Marvin Fairbourn Norman Fitzgerald Reid Fitzgerald NICKNAME WEAKNESS Aggy Socks Bud Eating Aylett Lowell Howie Trouble Pat Civilians Jany Uniforms Mac Mack Adams Marge Food Nellie Midvale lad Benny Argument Bowles Ice cream Bo Camp Kearns Geasle Girls, guns Marge Sea-Bees” Borgie Dark men Dot Brown eyes Eddy Stoney Huck Clothes Jack Being worn out Red Wine, men Ginger Cal Stoop Potato salad Cap Calamity Toycie Bill Buz Music Laurie Clothes Joe Thelma Lee Bob Lu Cowboy music Becky Sweaters Curly Women Red Peace, gas. tires Milt Women Reg Texas rangers Late West Jordan Rae Dancing Beer A blonde Lefty Sleeping Chris Sailors Babs Food Bag Men Commodore Self-control Innocent Uniforms Clarke Lester Stubsie Waking up Calamity Janitor Myoit Moron jokes Corky Classical music Ruthie Blue Plymouth Billie Shorthand Slim Women Fairy Slot machines Cotless English Jo Castle of dreams Marge Dancing Mud Mountain hikes Tommy Music Blackey Navy Air Corps Angel Plaid shirts Snerd Girls Huck Bashfulness Dubert Ride freights Evans Am. Problems Ud Work Glen Ice cream Fairbourn Juniors Larry Writing letters Bub Women Fitz Money Mac English AMBITION Stenographer Engineer Lowell Airplane mechanic Easy going None To see and do A man To trap him Psychiatrist Machinist Read shorthand A good job Sailor’s wife Ambulance driver Be a good wife Be a good wife Nurse Slave at college W.A.A.C. Marriage W.A.V.E.s Pilot Win the war Be well liked W.A.V.E.S.s Pilot Good false teeth To travel W.A.A.F. Bum To gain ambitions Wilder Bigger, better cabinet Live in West Jordan Get married Support wife Designer W.A.A.C. Good army wife Ambition Success in life Honest pick-pocket Learn to cook Own a home Successful sluffing W.A.A.C. Naval career Ike Car plus C card Lick the Japs Mechanic To fly Dreams to co Ordnance PI Army Air C Become ed Housewife Meet yearboo, Aircraft Mec Grease mon Own converi |le Nurse's Aid Machinist Army Travel Pilot Anything World traveler Farmer 86 SENIOR ROLL CALL—Continued NAME Afton Greenwood Clyde Geiley Charles Greenwood Edwin Gardner Gordon Greene Kenneth Griffiths Marian George Marydean Gilbert Mark Green Vivian Gogel Bernice Hendrickson Betty Herman Bryant Harrison Dawna Hiatt Evelyn Holt Faye Hales Gayle Holt Gerald Hartvigson James Hunter Jane Holt June Hedburg Kay Heaton Keith Hardman Lova Henderson Mary Harada Merlin Hilton Nathalie Hatfield Tom Howells Leo Iseki Alice Johnson Beth Jenson Carlos Jensen Carol Jensen Curtis Jewkes Emeline Johnson Kathleen Jensen LaDean Jones LaMarr Jensen Rella Jaynes Ruth Johnson Anna Kosovich Lewis Kasuga Barbara Larson Dan Latsis Leona Lee Lois Loveall Marion Long Myron Lewis Richard Long Ralph Leonard Arthur Millerberg Bette Madsen Charlene Mason Charles Mascaro Elaine McCormick Eldon McFarlane Elsie Merrill Farel Mahoney Faye Morris Glade McKee Horton McBride Irene McGee Janice Meyers Lee Mickelsen London Millet Margaret Miller Marian Mazanis Rachel Mascaro Robert Maynes NICKNAME Anti-aircraft Gildersleeve Chick Ted Bertha Griff Mugs Deanne Bandit Bibby Henry Herm Harry Bee Holt Hales Big Holt Weary Governor Holt Junie Sunshine Censored Larva Dumb Mud Hatfield Thomas WEAKNESS Red stockings Women A blonde Green-eyed brunette Pretty girls Hot music Clarinet players A big man Ice cream Hot dogs Tall blonde Handsome men Wolfesses Lad in Cuba Pete Work Women Everything Pin-ball machine Sailors Bob Slot machine Tough women Clifford Dumbness Blue-eyed blondes Men Food AMBITION Government itfbiij Win State rryfyyj Army Air Coal hauler U. S .Marii Navy Air Col Housewife Great dance Airplane pil Stenograpl Marine Air Music f Navy nurs? Absolutely nothing Welder Engineering Join the navy Graduate Housewife Navy Air Corps Genuine wolf Write a novel To become dumber Radio announcer Nurse Education Leek Skirts Farming Tubby A blonde Housewife Pudgy Certain blonde Easy job Case Brunettes Ailvei cadet Dishy Sailors Get driver's license Max Women Good soldier Red Kearns' chief cook Get a guy Kay Sophomore boys Be cultured Dean Uniforms Easy money Jens School Join Marines Chick Bruce Housewife Margie Biting fingernails Nurse A Sweet stuff Private secretary Scholar Teachers Research engineer Babs Danny Blondie Punk Maryano Kadiano My Dick Corny Art Bett Beck Mas Eline Bud Dels Irish Faith Mack Mac McGee Awenie Mick Mill Ford Maz Rach Desperate School bus Bare legs The country Tall blonde Words Going steady Night life Blondes Women French Sam Sluffing Gold wings English Chocolate cake M. P.'s Soldiers Women Orchids Ward Sluffing Wolfesses Attention Laziness Soldiers, Oral Certain sailor Work, sleeping Tall. dark, handsome Navy Machinist Drive a car Seamstress Flying Air Corps Grease monkey Learn to fly Dress designer Navy wife Not get caught Air corps wife To graduate Riveter Aviatrix Beauty operator Machinist Dough boy Be a good wife Good housewife Sarge More Attention Speaker Orchestra leader Housewife Do best better SENIOR ROLL CALL—Continued NAME NICKNAME WEAKNESS AMBITION Ross Moon Oscar Shirley McNamara Mac Sam Matsushita Sho Billy Newbold Potato mouth Catherine Newman Kate Dorothy Nicholsen Dottie Elene Nicolette Nickie LaVon Neff Sneffy LaWana Nielsen Duchess Louis Nelson Dug Robert Nacey Bob Veldon Newbold Handsome Vesta Nielsen Niels Barbara Olson Babs Leonard Olson Grouse Norma Oliver Norm Robert Orgill Joe Sluggs Verda Oakeson Verda Ann Petrlich Pet Bonnie Parr Parr Byron Peart By Calvin Price Cal Darrell Petersen Pete Don Poison Seats Dorma Poison Dummer Edna Peterson Pete Ermile Park Walters Ernest Poulson Ernie Gwen Peckham Toonk Osborne Pender A-1 Kid Rose Price Rosie Walton Parker Walt Wanda Pearson Pat Women 3e a bum Eating rind a new hair do Work Loafing around Girls Sleep Books Teacher Starlite Night C plus a convert Military dances Hook a man Buicks Time will tell Long, black hair Teacher Blondes, skirts Buck private Dames More dames Sleeping Buck private J. B. Lose weight Certain someone Get a C” card Girls Army Aviation Cadets Graduate Lana Turner Visit Europe Softball Sleep Pinenuts Nurse Can't sing Great singer Women Beat the Jap« Brownettes U. S. Army Miss Hansen Flying Fortress English ?????? Hamburgers Secretary Chocolate cake WAVES, wife Heb, clothes Travel Blondes Air Corps Men, money, time Stenographer, wife Women Truck driver Uniforms Vocalist Mathematics Commissioned officer Mulberries Success Donna Radovich Dum Dum Floyd Rhodes Feif Heber Robertson Robbie Iris Russell Russet Marjorie Richardson Marge Thelma Rindlisbach Slug Virginia Robbins Virg Bad temper Women Talking Red clothes Sailors Certain man Fred Go to college Auto mechanic Artist Dress designer Navy nurse Housewife Visit England Aleen Sanderson Sandy Beth Shaw Sho Beverly Stephensen Stevie Bill Stoker Shorty Carroll Sandstrom Sandbag Dean Schmidt Smitty Deloris Schmidt Dee Donna Stuart Stew Esther Stelter Es Gayle Smith Gush Hazel Stevenson Steve Jean Sanderson Sandy Jeanne Steadman Irish Kenneth Sundquist Kenny Louise Sebree Dimples MaDonna Stradley Micky Margaret Smith Peggy Marie Smith Penny Mary Saito Mayna Max Spratling Parley Milton Smith Milt Phyllis Stanton Pill Shirla Soffe Soffe Wanda Sjoblom Siob Alice Tame A. T. Barbara Taft Taft Carol Thornton Gert Caroline Trontel Carrie Dewayne Tripp Tripp Studying Marines All uniform Little blondes Women Certain junior 3ete Convertibles Steady eating Milt A man J. H. S. Judge Keith Dancing School Blonde Edwin Blue dresses Fluid drive Chrysler Women Brunettes Olives Rat Convertible Broad shoulders Swimming Khaki Softball • ce cream College graduate Nurse None Lieutenant in Army Bombardier Machinist Good wife WAVES Type well Handsome boss A man Private secretary Navy nurse Marine Aviatrix Office Private secfetory Nurse The impoj Nurse Architect [Lon!IAUf { n page 97) 88 SOPHOMORE INDEX Anderson. Beth...........................12 Adamson. Betty Lou . . . . 12 Anderson, Butler.........................12 Allred. Donna............................12 Allen, Donna Lou.........................12 Allen. Dorothy...........................12 Ajiolca. George..........................12 Anderson. Howard.........................12 Asay, Jean...............................12 Anderson. Mary Jean . . . . 12 Andrus. Merlan...........................12 Atkinson. Reed...........................12 Adams. Roene.............................12 Brailsford. Alberta......................12 Bateman. Bertin..........................12 Brady. Beverly...........................12 Bodell, Clifford.........................12 Brady. Donna.............................12 Brown. Elden.............................12 Bills. Fay...............................12 Beck. Geniel.............................12 Bodell. Georgia..........................12 Butterfield. Grant.......................12 Brother. Helen...........................12 Brown. Joyce.............................12 Burgon. LaRae............................12 Boyce. Leah..............................12 Beckstead. LeRae.........................12 Bird. Marion.............................12 Bodell. Mary Lou.........................12 Brady. Melba.............................12 Brady. Melvin............................12 Beckstead. Myrle.........................12 Black, Norma.............................12 Blaire. Pearl............................12 Berrett, Ralph...........................12 Barnes. Rosalyn..........................12 Bishop. Shirley..........................12 Bakoulas. Sophie.........................12 Bateman. Spencer.........................12 Christensen, Bonnie Mae . . . 13 Christensen. Clarice.....................13 Cockayne. Don............................13 Colton. Iris Louise......................13 Christensen. Lucille.....................12 Calton. Mirian...........................13 Cundick. Neldon..........................13 Crapo. Richard...........................12 Cundick. Robert..........................13 Dodge, Avon..............................13 Doty. Bertha.............................13 Dunn. Betty .............................13 Dahl. Eugene.............................13 Dittman. Helen...........................13 Dooley. Mary Frances . . . . 13 Day. Vaudis..............................13 Erickson. Arthella.......................13 Egbert. Barbara .........................13 Ewell. Barbara...........................13 Endo. Mary ..............................13 Furse. Ann...............................13 Fowlks, Jimmie...........................13 Fitzgerald. Sherman......................13 Fetchner. Sherry.........................13 Furgus, Stella...........................13 Freeman. Vesta...........................13 Gogol. Betty.............................13 Glover. Gene.............................13 Greenwood. Gene..........................13 Goff. Genevieve.........................13 Gotberg. Kenneth........................13 Goulding. Kent..........................13 Goff. Lorna ............................13 Gamangaso. Mary.........................13 Gardner. Shirley........................13 Gilbert, Wesley.........................13 Horris, Calvin..........................13 Hand. Dale ... .... 14 Harris. Ellis...........................14 Hatch, Guy .............................13 Hardcastle, Hal.........................14 Holt. Joyce ............................13 Harrison, Karl..........................13 Hansen, Lois............................13 Hopkinson, Paul ........................13 Hofeling. Ralph ........................13 Hardcastle, Sarah.......................13 Jenkins. Alden..........................14 Johnson. Aria...........................14 Jones. Clark............................14 Johnson. Egon...........................14 Johnson. Glenda.........................14 Jones. Helen............................14 Jones. Idona............................14 Jorgensen, Jack ........................14 Jensen, Janice..........................14 Jensen. Lenore..........................14 Jensen, Mort............................14 Jones. Merlin...........................14 Jenkins. Melba..........................14 Jensen. Maurine.........................14 Johnson. Marvin.........................14 Jordan, Richard ........................14 Jensen, Wanda...........................14 Keller. Audry Jean......................14 Kidd. Billy.............................14 Krantz. Edward..........................14 Kroff. June.............................14 Kalakis. Kady...........................14 Lewis, Alaire...........................14 Lemitz, Dean............................14 Lennberg. Don...........................14 Lengren. Daisy Mae . . . . 14 LaRocco. Darrell........................14 Lloyd. Margaret.........................14 McDonald. Anne..........................14 Mumford. Barbara........................15 Mangum. Billy L.........................15 Morris, Beverly.........................15 Merchant. Connie........................14 Manning. Donna..........................14 McKee. Fay .............................15 Maynes. Gaylen .........................15 Maxfield. Gerald........................14 Mickelsen. Helen........................14 Murphy. Jenine .........................14 Madsen. LeOra ..........................14 McGee. Lloyd............................14 Millerberg, Renee.......................14 Martineou. Rita Gene . . . . 15 McCleary, Van...........................14 Morgan. Wallace.........................14 Nacy. Beverly...........................15 Newman, Edna............................15 Neilsen, Eugene ........................15 Neff. Gordon............................15 Nielsen. Kenneth........................15 Nelson. Marilyn ........................15 Nelson. Maryan..........................15 Nelson. Tommy...........................15 Olson, Mack.............................15 Olson. Richard L........................15 Oakeson, Sherman........................15 Oakeson. Shirley........................15 Pierson. Betty Jo.......................15 Phillips. David.........................15 Petersen, Douglas . . . . . 15 Peterson. Earl R. 15 Pappa. Edna Maxine 15 Poulsen. Edward � 5 Peterson. Elaine 15 Page. Grant 15 Pedler, Lily R. 15 Petersen. Lola Beth 15 Petersen. Marjorie 15 Payne. Mary Jean 15 Potraca. Norma Irene 15 Proctor. Norman 15 Parry. Raymond 15 Peterson. Richard 15 Peterson, Vaunda 15 Rawlings, Barbara 15 Rosse. Barbara Lee 15 Robinson. Clella 15 Rasmussen. Gloria 15 Reid. Jack 15 Rose. Jack 15 Roundy. Kilmer . 15 Raddon.Joyce . 15 Russell. Loraine . 15 Rasmussen. RoLayne 15 Spencer. A. J. 16 Smith. Allen 16 Smith. Alice . 16 Swenson, Bob 16 Stock. Boyd 16 Spratling. Carol 16 Steadman. Delores 16 Steadman. Dewain 16 Schmidt. Dewain 16 Stafflund. Ernest 16 Smith, Glenda 16 Smith. Jack 16 Steadman. Kenneth 16 Steadman, Kelvin 16 Serdar. Lou Ann 16 Smith, Mary 16 Silcox. Mary 16 Searle. Maxine 16 Smith, Merlin 16 Sorenson. Neil 16 Schmidt. Noreen 16 Stocks. Patsy 16 Swenson. Phyllis . 16 Swapp. RaNae 16 Sjoblom. Ruth 16 Smith. Sterling B. 16 Sjoblom. Wallace 16 Thornblad. Doris 16 Terry. Dorothy 16 Thornblad. Dorothy 16 Townsend. Dow 16 Thompson. Jay Paul 16 Tucker. Luwane 16 Tripp. Norma 16 Turpin. Reed 16 Turner. Rodney . 16 Vawdrey, Geraldine 16 Van. Irene 16 Whitmore. Bob 17 Webb. Caroline 17 Wood. Doris 17 Weibell. Fred 16 Wheadon. Geraldine 17 Winn. Keith 17 Winn, Luana 17 Ware. Max 17 Walton. Scott 17 Webster. Udell . 17 Youngberg, Burton 17 Young. Donna 17 Young.Eugene 17 Yengich, Helen . 17 Young. Newell 17 Young. Thelma 17 89 Adams, Caleen . Atwood, Donna . Ainsworth. Gale . Anderson, Harold Atwood,Jane Anderson, Margaret Anderson, Marvin Allsop, Reid Anderson, Shirley Baird. Adelia Bills, Beth Buhler, Betty Blasius, Beverly Brand. Dale . . Butterfield, Dick Brown, Elaine Butterfield. Frank Bateman. Glen Butterfield, George . Bruno. Jacqueline Bagshaw, Joy Bernice Burmester, Joy Berrett, LaMar . Beckstead, Laree Beckstead, Leola Bennett, Lois Bergmann, Lucille Buckley. Marvin Bigler, Max . Beckstead. Norma Ann Ballard. Melvin Boyce, Pauline Brown, Ray . Burnham. Sharon Blanchard, Shirley Butterfield. Woodruff Cook, Belva Callas. Bette Campbell. Betty Lou Christensen. BettyJean Clark, Carol Cary, Charles Crane. Clyde Collett. Don Crump. Donna Cowdell. Edith Crane. Gale . . Cope, Kenneth Canning. Langley Cozzens. Leslie Cline, Oliver Clayton. Pearl Cook. Rulon Coats. Shirley Doming, Barbara Dunn. Donna Dansie. Deloris Dansie. Florence Draney. Frances . Dansie. Joyce Densley, Lois Densley. Lorraine Dunn, Richard Dunyon. Robert . Densley. Wanda English, Afton Evans. Allan Erdman. Bill Elkington. Brooks Erickson. Darlene Egbert. Della Evans. Owen English, Genevieve Eskelson. Shirley Fitzgerald. Boyd Fitzgerald. Ferris Forman, Julian Fairbourn, LeeOna Fairbourn. Mary Gosman. Bertie . Grant. Blaine Garfield. Earl J. Garside. Florence Graff. Goldie 90 JUNIOR IND 39 Goff. Irene 39 Gordan.Jack 39 Gould, Jackie 39 Gustaveson, Jay 39 Gammell, LaRae 39 Gilbert, Melvin . 39 Garff, Newel 39 Guinn, Pauline 39 Green. Rayola 39 Gardner, Riggs . 39 Gotberg, Wallace 39 Hughes, Barta 39 Hunsaker, Dorothy 39 Hakenson, Earl 39 Hatfield. Elaine . 39 Holm. Evelyn 39 Hand, Gwen 39 Hatch, Jim 39 Humphry, Joyce 39 Hogan, Keith 39 Hardcastle. Leon 39 Hall. Patricia 39 Higgins. Phyllis . 39 Holt. Thelma 39 Hogan, Wilma 39 Isackson. Elaine . 39 Isaac. Lois 39 James. Bob . 39 Jaynes. Bonita 39 Jacobson. Don 39 Johnson. Fern 39 Jenkins, Frances . 39 Jackson. Ireta 39 Johnson. Jack 39 Jorgensen. Jack 39 Jensen, Mildred . 41 Jones. Norma 39 Jenkins. Orren 39 Jenkins, Tabetha 39 Johnson, Vivian . 39 Jaynes, Wanda . 41 Kump. Albert 41 Kemp. Don . 39 Kichas, Dorothy . 41 Kellgrene, Leota 41 Kunz. Loyal . 41 Kump. Myrtle 41 Kimball. Reid 39 Kim. Ruth 41 LaFevre. Grace 41 Last. Helen . 41 Lerwill, Ralph 41 Larson, Thelma 41 Lewis. Verona 41 LeClaire, Wilma 41 Mazuran. Anna 41 Malstrom, Arlene 41 Miller. Beth 41 Moore. Betty 41 Mousley. Clifford 41 McMullen, Clem 41 Morgan, Don 41 Malstrom, Elaine 41 Millerberg, Eugene 41 May. Florence 41 May. Francis 41 Madsen. Harold 41 Myers. Helen 41 Maxfield. Jay 41 Marchant. Lola 41 Malmstrom. Melvin 41 Masich, Millie 41 Nelson. Bill . 41 Norris. K. 41 Naylor, Marva 41 Nielsen, Maxine 41 Naylor, Melva 41 Newbold. Reed 41 Newbold. Stuart 41 Nilsson, Wayne 43 Nosack, William 41 Ontiveros, Andy 41 Olson. Beth 41 Ousley. Betty Lou EX 43 Otis. Beverly 47 43 Orr. Bill . . . 47 43 Olson. Enid . 45 43 Ostler, Fae . 47 43 Orgill, Lorraine . 47 43 Orton. Ora . 47 43 Orgill, Ralph 47 43 Olson, Veda 47 43 Orgill. Thelma 47 43 Palmer. Clyde 47 43 Price, Ella 47 43 Price. Elsa 47 43 Petrarca, Esther 47 43 Poulson. Georgia 47 43 Poison, Helen 47 43 Pixton, Janice 47 43 Proctor. Jay 47 43 Porter, Jean 47 43 Padjen.John 47 43 Peterson, Joyce 47 43 Pugmire. June 47 43 Page. LaJuana 47 43 Proctor. Maude 47 43 Payne. Marjorie 47 43 Perry. Marjorie . 47 43 Petrlich. Mary 47 43 Petersen. Max 47 43 Peart. Merlin 47 43 Pack, Myrna 47 43 Page. Noel . 47 43 Poor, Reggie 47 43 Petersen. Robert 47 43 Park, Ruth 47 43 Pierce, Stella 47 43 Peterson, Ted 47 43 Peterson. Vaun Dean 47 43 Rasmussen. David 47 43 Rasmussen, Donnell . 49 43 Robbins, Dorothy 47 43 Roper, Helen 49 43 Roberts, Irving 47 43 Rasmussen. Joyce 47 45 Ray. Maurine 49 45 Reading. Ronald 49 43 Russell, Virginia 47 45 Smith, Barbara 49 45 Sainsbury, Bailey 49 45 Stoor, Bill 49 45 Smith. Deon . 49 45 Spratling, Donnabel 49 45 Stewart, Deraid . 49 45 Schouten. Fred 49 45 Smith. Ila ... 49 45 Smickle.Jack 49 45 Slater, Juanita 49 45 Sharp. Marian 49 45 Swapp, Lorna 49 45 Smith, Margaret Gale 49 45 Sadler, Norma 49 45 Sjoblom, Paul 49 45 Shaw, Robert 49 45 Sharp. Stanley 49 45 Smith. William 49 45 Thompson. Beverly 49 45 Tesch, Eva 49 45 Thorum, Joyce 49 45 Thornton. Lucile 49 45 Thaxton, Roberta 49 45 Teerlink, Ruth 49 45 Vale. Elaine 49 45 Vawdrey. Lois 49 45 Van. Wayne 49 45 Watts. Ada Rae 49 45 Whittle. Beth 49 45 Williams. Beth 49 45 Washburn, Beverly 49 45 Wallgreene. Faye 49 45 Winward, Gale 49 45 Winward. Grant 49 “D 45 Wengren. Ila 49 47 Wardle. Thelma 49 45 Webb. VaLoris 49 45 Wood. Vauna 49 Archibald, Agnes Allgood. Bud Alexander, Dale Anderson, Gloria Allen, Janis . Adams, Mack Anderson, Marjorie Allen, Nelda Bergmann. Aldene Boberg, Bonnie . Bagley, Darwin Butler. Dawn Borg, Doris . Bills, Dorothy Butterfield. Edra Bateman, Helen Boberg, Jacqueline Bateman. Jean Brown, Julian Beckstead, LaRoyce Barton, LaRue Butterfield. Lawrence Bateman, Leola Beckstrom, Marva Beckstead, Max Berrett, Maxine . Bills, Milton Butler, Ralph Brady. Ralph Brady. Raeola Burr. Roy Briggs. Shirley Connelley. Bernis Crane. Dick Child. Donna Clark, Ellen . Crawford. Franceno Clement, Marietta Calloway, Merie Carlquist, Roger Curtis. Ruth Crane, Willa Deneris, George Densley. Marjorie Dansie, Marion . Draper, Shirley Densley, Veona . Densley, Vere Erickson. Beryl Evans. Betty Ebert, Glen Eastman, John Egbert, LaWana . Evans, Lois . Ernstrom. Reid Erickson. Udell Furse. Glenn Fairbourn, LaVerl Fairbourn, LeeOra Fairbourn. Marvin Fletter, Phyllis Fitzgerald, Reid Gailey. Clyde SENIOR INDEX 64 Greenwood, Charles 70 64 Greene, Gordan 70 64 Griffiths, Kenneth 70 64 Gillen, Keith 70 64 George. Marian 71 64 Gilbert, Marydean 70 64 Gogol, Vivian 70 64 Hendrickson, Bernice 72 64 Herman. Betty 71 66 Harrison, Bryant 72 66 Hiatt. Dawna 71 66 Holt, Evelyn 71 66 Hales. Faye 70 66 Hartvigson, Gerald . 71 65 Hickman, Grant 70 65 Hedburg.June . 72 65 Hunter, Juanita 71 65 Heaton, Kay 72 66 Henderson. Lova 72 66 Hilton, Merlin 71 66 Hatfield. Nathalie 72 67 Henderson, Teamon 72 64 Iseki, Leo 72 64 Johnson. Alice 73 64 Jenson, Beth 72 66 Jensen, Carol 73 65 Jewkes, Curtis 73 65 Johnson. Emeline 73 65 Jensen, Kathleen 73 65 Jones. LaDean 72 66 Jensen, LaMar 72 67 Jaynes. Rella 72 67 Jones. Melva 73 67 Johnson, Ruth M. 72 68 Kosovich, Anna . 74 66 Kidd. David 73 68 Kasuga, Lewis 73 67 Larson. Barbara 74 67 Latsis. Dan 74 67 Lee. Leona 74 67 Loveall, Lois 74 66 Long. Marion . . 74 68 Lewis. Myron 74 68 Long, Richard 74 68 Leonard. Ralph . 74 68 Millerberg, Arthur 76 68 Madsen. Bette 75 68 Mason, Charlene 75 69 McCormick, Elaine 74 69 McFarlane, Eldon 75 68 Mahoney, Farel 75 69 Morris, Faye 74 69 McKee. Glade 74 68 McBride, Horton 75 69 McGee. Irene 75 68 Meyers. Janice 75 70 Mickelsen. Lee 75 69 Millet, London 76 70 Miller, Margaret 76 70 Mazanis, Marian 76 69 Mascaro. Rachel 76 69 Maynes. Robert 76 70 Matsushita, Sam 76 McNamara, Shirley Nacey, Bob Newman, Catherine Nicholson. Dorothy Nicolette, Elene Neff. LaVon Nielsen. LaWana Nelson. Louis Newbold, Veldon Nielsen. Vesta Olson, Barbara Oakeson. Leone Oliver, Norma Orgill, Robert Petrlich. Ann Parr. Bonnie Peart, Bryon Price. Calvin Peterson. Darrell Poison, Dorma Poulsen, Ernest . Peckham, Gwen Price. Rose . Parker, Walton Pearson. Wanda Russell, Blanche . Radovich. Donna Rhodes. Floyd Robertson, Heber Russell. Iris . Richardson. Marjorie Rindlisbach. Thelma Robbins, Virginia Sanderson. Aleen Stephensen. Beverly Stoker, Bill Soper, Bob Sandstrom, Carroll Schmidt, Dean Schmidt, Deloris Stuart, Donna Stelter. Esther Smith, Gayle Stevenson. Hazel Sanderson, Jean Steadman. Jeanne Sundquist. Kenneth Sebree, Louise Stradley. Madonna Smith. Marie Saito. Mary Spratling, Max Smith. Milton Stanton. Phyllis . Soffe. Shirla Sjoblom. Wanda Smith. Wanda Tame. Alice Taft, Barbara Tuft, Barbara Thornton, Carol Trontel. Caroline Tea. Frances Tucker. Lila Mae Wight, Albert Wood, Bob . . Winger. Elnora . Walbeck, Eunice Ware, Karl Withers. Leola Wanberg. Raymond Webb. Richard . Wardle. Rose Welch, Vern Young. Trilva 76 7 77 77 76 76 76 76 77 77 77 77 77 78 78 78 78 78 78 79 79 78 78 7- 78 79 79 79 79 78 79 79 78 80 80 82 80 81 80 80 81 80 81 81 82 80 80 81 82 81 80 81 82 80 81 80 80 8? 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 83 83 83 82 82 83 83 83 83 83 91 SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Carolyn Aylett. Midvale............................................ Eldon Butterfield. Herriman....................................Band Jean Burgon. West Jordan..................................Jr. Prom Jeanne Bodell. Herriman..........................Yearbook Salesman Laura Butterfield. Herriman . Yearbook Salesman, Girls’ Club Lucille Beckstead. South Jordan............................... Arvid Bowles. Herriman.....................................Football Reed Bills. Riverton....................................Band. Shop Shirley Butterfield, Midvale....................................... Arleen Christensen, West Jordan............................... Home Ec. Club, Camera Club, Gym Jamboree, Language Club Barbara Cowdell. Midvale...................................... Girls'Chorus. Opera. Pageant, Girls’ Club Rep. Ferris Dansie, Bluffdale........................................... Bernell Day. Draper................................................ Joyce Despain, Midvale...............................Home Ec. Club Norman Fitzgerald, Draper .... Band, Chemistry Club Mark Green. Cottonwood Heights...............................F.F.A. Darrel Holt. South Jordan.......................................... Gayle Holt. South Jordan . . Football Co-captain. Basketball Keith Hardman. Riverton.........................Art Club. Debating Thomas Howells. Union.......................................Tumbling Eugene Hansen. South Jordan . . F.F.A.. Band. Student Council Maydolin Long. East Midvale.................................. Bill Maynard, Sandy...................................Boy� ’ Club Rep Elsie Merrill. South Jordan.................................. Verda Oakeson. South Jordan.................................. Leonard Olsen. Union.................................... John Paulos, Midvale..................................... Edna Peterson. Sandy..................................Home Ec. Club Don Poison. Sandy..........................................Football. Basketball Alfred Pedersen. Union........................................... Ermile Park. Sandy................................... . . Gym Jamboree. Charlonian. Yearbook Salesman. Art Club Gene Rose. West Jordan....................................... Margaret Smith. Draper.........................Charlonian, Orchestra Dewayne Tripp. East Midvale.....................................Band Max Turner. Midvale........................Boxing, Gym Jamboree Florence Van Valkenburg, Union................................... Martin Winn, Sandy................................... Dorothy Wells. Murray........................................ Carl Whiting. Union.................................. JUNIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Eldon Bates . Midvale Glenn Beck . . . Draper Jesse Brewer . . . Union Kenneth Burningham . . . Union Keith Beckstead . South Jordan Andrew Ballard . . . Draper Berle Bennett . Midvale Arlo Barben West Jordan Charles Bytheway West Jordan Shirley Beckstead . South Jordan Glenda Callahan . South Jordan Clea Carroll . . Crescent Lorna Christensen . . Midvale Roy Christensen . . Herriman Jimmy Condie . . . Union Carol Crump . . Bluffdale Pete Deneris . . Midvale Bob Denny . . . Sandy Wayne Despain . . . Union Phyllis Draper . . Midvale Ray Draper . . . Sandy Hichiro Endo . . Crescent Bliss Fitzgerald . . . Draper Harold Fritz . . . Sandy Leon Frost . . . Bluffdale Billy Hull .... . . . Union SO PH C Shirley Anderson . . Midvale Melba Alldredge . . Midvale Mike Anrig . . . Sandy Fred Alexander . . Butler Harold Beckstead . . Riverton Junior Brackett . . Riverton LaMar Buchanan . . . Butler Leon Bills . . . . . . Riverton Nelson Buck . . Midvale Vera Bowles . . Herriman Dan Cardwell . . Riverton Roger Caywood . . Riverton LaJune Christensen . . . Midvale Gordan Hellstrom Jay Hansen Robert Hendrickson Ronald Jarvie Kenneth Jones Ellis Jackson Delores Johnson Douglas Johnson . David Jones Frank Kerr . Jerry Kekos Kent King Betty Miller Eva Mascaro Floyd Morris . Lucille Meyer Nyal McMullin Ralph Madsen Raymond Mousley Sherman Mabey Wayne Margetts Eleanor Nelson Richard Nelson Vernon Nell Morris Page Sandy . . Sandy . . Draper . Draper West Jordan . Midvale . Midvale . . Sandy . . Union East Midvale . Midvale . Sandy . Midvale . Herriman . . Sandy Sandy South Jordan . Riverton . Riverton South Jordan West Jordan Mildred Perry Lowell Parry Lois Parry Howard Pearsen Albert Perkes Delos Richards Calvin Richardson Norma Richter Sybil Reeves Dee Swenson Colleen Stephensen Carol Sanderson Betty Ruth Slaughter Barrett Steadman Hideo Sugiyana Idonna Smith Ladell Steadman Shirley Seal Edith Tea Ross Thornblad Pauline Trontel . . . Union . . . Herriman . . . Bluffdale . . West Jordan . . . Midvale . . West Jordan . . West Jordan . . . Midvale . . . Draper Cottonwood Heights . . . Riverton . . . Draper . . . . Sandy . . West Jordan . . . Crescent . . . Sandy . . West Jordan . . . Riverton . . . Riverton . . . Sandy . . . Midvale NOT Deneaux Clark Gene Clark Renae Connelly Earl Crews James Day Sam Deneris Robert Densley Harold Elmer Theron Farnsworth Jack Fitzgerald Jay Forbush Mary Fratto . LaRue Greene Daniel Golish Union Sandy Draper Sandy Draper Midvale Midvale Sandy Sandy Draper Union Draper Sandy Draper Dean Hansen Don Hawn Charles Hofes Blaine Holt Betty Hansen Marjorie Hhecht Theron Jaynes Ruth Johnson Edward Johnson Bobby Eugene Kidd Dorothy Kosovich Jack Landers Marian Larson Armond Mitchell Dale Milne David Merrill Donna Madsen Fred Mlaker Glen Molyneux Mary Lou McDonald Vardella Mounteer Helen Nokes Howard Nelson Leonard Nicolette Lu Gene Nielsen Calvin Orgill . . Sandy Norma Terry . . Draper Union LaMar Withers . . . Draper Riverton Calvin Wells . . Bluffdale . Riverton Bob Whittle . . . Sandy -IOTOGRAPHED West Jordan Steve Paulos . . Midvale Sandy Philip Peterson . . . Sandy West Jordan J. Petersen .... . South Jordan South Jordan Esmee Pace . . . Murray . . Union Elaine Patience Midvale . . Sandy Dorthy Phelps . . Riverton Sandy Dale Porter . . . Union . Draper Alma Page . . Riverton . . Union John Rudelick . . Crescent Riverton Bill Russell . . . . . . Draper West Jordan Mid Rist .... . . . Union Midvale Normon Rasmusson . . Union Sandy Gale Severson . . Midvale . Riverton Joyce Sumbot . . Midvale . . Union Kendall Smith Sandy South Jordan Willis Stocking . South Jordan . Riverton Donald Tucker . . Draper . Midvale Dick Thomson . . Midvale . Draper John Thornton . . Draper . Midvale Louise Van . . . Union . . Butler Harold Vawdrey . . Draper . Riverton Jesse West .... . . Riverton . Midvale Keith Wardle South Jordan East Midvale LeRoy Withers . . . Riverton . . Union Virginia Wells . . Murray . 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UTAH or MIDVALE 93 CORSAGES FLOWER NECKLACES BRACELETS and HAIR ARRANGEMENTS KNOWLES FLORAL Midvale, Utah You'll Enjoy SWEET'S Salt Lake 5c Caramels Mints Big Chiefs The Midvale Sentinel Distinctive Printing for all Occasions Printers of THE BROADCASTER H. C. Barrows, Mgr. Mid. 178 Gamble Stores Complete Home Furnishings Authorized Dealer Earl L. Smith MIDVALE, UTAH AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY COMPANY Salt Lake City, Utah USE CLOTH TOWELS— IT PAYS TO KEEP CLEAN High school students should boost and support all Utah products. BOOKS for Home and School Libraries School Supplies, Party Favors, Greeting Cards, Fountain Pens, Pencils, Stationery, Gifts, Etc. DESERET BOOK COMPANY 44 East South Temple Salt Lake City ALWAYS REMEMBER: UTAH-IDAHO SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY 155 So. State St. Salt Lake City A Friendly Institution Carries EVERYTHING FOR OFFICE AND SCHOOL Compliments of S. H. 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Rasmussen Brockbank Apparel Meats - Fresh Groceries Salt Lake City Mid. 309 Sandy. Utah Utah BERN'S SUPER FOODS THE STORE WITH THE FRIENDLY SERVICE Midvale, Utah Draper Beauty Parlor REMEMBER THE PLACE To look your best at all times, make an appointment with Herriman Mercantile Florence Fitzgerald Draper, Utah Herriman. Utah Sandy Drug Store Butterfield Service Groceries Geo. D. Charlier. Prop. Anything you need Drug and Prescription Prices HERRIMAN Lowest in the State Success to the Jordan High Jordan Center Vincent Drug Company Midvale, Utah Food cooked or uncooked We fill doctors’ prescriptions West Jordan, Utah 96 Knowing what a hard time Jordan High has had in fighting to preserve the ideals for which the Jordan High School Yearbook stands, we wish to let everyone know that we heartily congratulate them. DRAPER POULTRY INCORPORATED DRAPER, UTAH SENIOR ROLL CALL—Continued (Continued from page 88) NAME NICKNAME WEAKNESS AMBITION Frances Tea Francie Clothes Seamstress Lila Mae Tucker Tuck Men Not much Max Turner Max Ice cream Magazine illustrator Florence Van General Glenn Army wife Albert Wight Cody Flirting Retire young Dorothy Wells Jo Movies Orphanage Elnora Winger Ringer Soldiers None Eunice Walbeck Sal Brown-eyed guy Visit Florida Karl Ware Toby Beautiful girls Own a ranch Leola Withers Shorty Ding ?????? Martin Winn Windy Girls Navy career Raymond Wanberg Ray Pie. cakes A success Richard Webb Webb Physics WAVES (?) Robert Wood Woody Movies Naval aviator Rose Wardle Rosy Am. Linen ?????? Vern Welch Artie 720 in books Good machinist Trilva Young Tibby Roy Marriage 97 A PAGE FROM NATURE S OWN BOOK — carved, engraved, and richly colored with her own exquisite tints and hlends — a reeord of the ages . . . for all to read and enjoy. For the records of men — their thoughts, beliefs, hopes, and deeds — the artist, the printer, and the bookbinder combine their skills. You’ll find all of them here, ready to serve you with master workmanship. STEVES Wallis. printing ‘s si-keet JTy- U RESERVED FOR THAT SUPER-SPECIAL . You've wandered through the school buildings and campus —watched the wheels go around—seen us off guard, just as real high school people.