Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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in 322. AJ -1 if Our good neighbors, the L.D.S. Seminary, while not a part of our school, do borrow daily about seven hundred of our students to teach them Old and New Testament and Church History. After three years' work, these students are graduated from the Seminary. Carter E. Grant, the principal, is third from the left in the photograph. He is engaged at the present in writing a book. entitled L. D. S. Church Doctrines and Achievements. He hopes the book will be off the press during this Centennial year, Golden L. Berrett fat left. Besides his regular class work. he has interesting hobbies: he does professional deer hunting. travels, gardens. and raises purefbred pigs. Lynn R. Webbf' between Mr. Berrett and Mr. Grant-'fhas a hobby of pencilfsketching, He also likes all types of sports and hunting. Merlin Shaw at right. After school is out in the afternoon. Mr, Shaw likes to climb mounf tains. He spent several years in Germany on a mission. He is a member of Phi Delta Kappa. Mrs. Louise Van Ee Jager f H top picture at left -7 'is head of the district nursing department. She gives a lecture course in family relations to high school students. and spends every Thurs' day over here as consulting nurse. It was she who took charge of the state tuberculosis' detection Xfraying of jordan students and teachers. At the right. Barta Brady is helping Effie Poate. who is head office girl. examine tiles. These two girls are hir. Ballardis ofhce force and are cerf tainly kept busy. In the picture at the bottom. Mr, Miekelsen and Miss Clay are deep in some problem ol- the forces that shape human conduct. Peter M. Mickelsen is district director of pupil personnel and student adjustment problems. which include grade placement. testing, trans' fers. census. pupil records and accounting. at' tendance, and problems of delinquency. He belongs to the American and to the Utah Vocaf tional Guidance Associations. Bonnie Clay, fresh out of college, besides help' ing Mr. lvlickelsen with tests and measurements throughout the district. teaches two classes in psychology. She belongs to several professional clubs. .1 J . A H 'X .. QA Vp .1 4, 'A ' . .ii 1 -as s '- .J . S 'ke .L .7 - cs Y '-9: N .Qtr Lgisj . if 9 Elf, - Y , , . ,,. --fa ki ,lfffegg -H. g 'i'f1zg. 'J . E f be 5--.L

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A sparkling smile introduces pe' Secretary Blanche Graham makes tit? Maufilg DUQYOU, Gl0fdHHjS a pretty picture as she takes her assistant. 'ur vicefpresident is tum presiding Over assemblies- a friendly little tyke, and very a .ob h d 7 H popular' J s e oesxery we . Roylance Spratling compiles the history of our school year for fu' ture students. We haven't seen the book, hut we are willing to bet that it makes good reading.