Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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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

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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.

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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