Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Jo The Courf of Jusfice Guilty or not guilty? in the stern voice of the judge, seeps out through the closed doors of the student body room, to the trembling culprits waiting their turn on the weekly court days. They know that when they go inside, their penalties will be in proportion to their offenses and they shiver in their shoes. Seated at the table are Eva Lynn Bagley, clerk: Don Lind, first associate: Paul Butterfield, judge: Allan Crews, marshal: and Howard Nielsen, prosecuting attorney. Standing are Dale Sharp, Ray Andrus, and Starley Bush, deputies. rdan Associafed Boys To uphold Jordans high standards and ideals and to encourage the def velopment of citizenship, is the aim of Jordans Associated Boys. With the Thanksgiving Dance in November. The drive for pencils and paper for Europes school children. They col' lected thirtyftwo dollars besides supplies. The Fathers' and Sons' Night Cut had to be cancelled be' cause of the coal strike. The nolds. vice president: LaMar Jones. president: and Bruce Egbert. secref taryftreasurer. The class represenf tatives are Peter Howells, Earl Griffiths, and Bob Sharp. Mr. Girls' Club they put on a Boys' Club also sponsored a picture shows junior McRey- Casper is their adviser. Y 1 3.-51' s iv l ng 5 .. ,. 1 A7 , . , 9 N 7, C fi. .A , I -L 4 l xy A f 1.2 ' .,a

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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.

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The Siudeni Council Whenever the need arises, the student council, composed of a student from each first period class, meet with the student body officers, and then go back and discuss with their classes the prof blems that arise concerning students' activities. Mr. Boyce, the council ad' viser, meets with this group each week to offer instruction and advice. Upper picture, Front row: Gwen Spratling, Jean Nelson, Clayton Fairbourn, Leslie Andrus, Joyce Howlett. Flora Stefanoff, Viola Nicholson. Second row: jerry Wheadon, Edwina Despain, Zella Fae Howe, Elaine Duffin, Picola Hatch, LaRee Morgan, Doris Nelson, Katherine Makris. Third row: Arnold Peart. Marjorie Young, Jean Griffin, LaWana At- wood, Rex Bennion, Fern Lehmitz, Rachel Day. Shirley Wright. Back row: Allan Crews. George Bass. Afton Richards. Clinton Cutler. Dixie Clarke. Deloy Densley. Dorothy Slaughter, Beverly Miller, Mr. Boyce. Lower picture. Front row: Roylance Spratling, Dean Olson, Blanche Graham, Starley Bush, Bobby Hughes. Phyllis Hansen, Lynn Dowding. Arlene Mickelson. Second row: Colleen Dickson. Lynn Lancaster. Mae Jones, Austen Doolittle. Donna Ozancin. Elaine Toomer, Bonnie Rasmussen. Donald Latimer. Jerry Loveall. Ioan Tuft. Third row: Carma Nielsen, Gerald Webb, Blaine Tempest. Willard Carroll, Marilyn Dahl. Kenneth Densley. Dorothy Pierce. Emma Jane Thorton. Marilyn Iensen. Ruby Glover, Gloria Dutson. Eva Lynn Bagley. Back row: Roy Dunn. Scott Steel, Weston Gardner, Lynn Sharp, Stanley McReynolds. Robert Sumbot, Wayne Dean, Marilyn Day, Kathleen Anderson. Jordan Associafed Girls The purpose of the JAG is to organize the girls of jordan in their cultural, as well as their educational, background, and to help all girls become more conhdent. The club sponsors the Big Pal f Little Pal. It has entertained with the junior Girls' Christmas Party and the Thanks' giving Dance, and helped the FHA and the gym classes with the Mothers' and Daughters' Night Out. In the picture are Colleen Dickson, presif dent, Randolyn Sharp, secretaryg and Ruby Glover, vice president. Mrs. Wade is the adviser.