Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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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

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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

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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.