Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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They point out the many choices of direction Standing: Herbert Bartlett, U. S. A. C., Art: Emery G. Ep- person, B. Y. U., Music: Bennett Cache, B. Y. U., Adult Education. Seated: Mary Storey, U. of U., Director of Clin- ical Practices. Earl J. Thurman, U. of U., District Psycholo- gist, and P. M. Mickelsen, Director of Pupil Personnel and Student Adjustment. Louise Van Ee Jager District Nurse 13

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Signposts show the for hool axnieve, nce- ime passes, over, mem- rough which con- at memory is one s diligently culti- and willingness to give come a paradise in which ordan Senifi piJies and has d p High j e more, easant hie e only afl s to linger. radi e, however, soon becomes drab and ce f yft d ses not inspire one to new hope e, arid give a desire to live and express ,se ujness jjpd of worthy purpose. Such an it of Jordan. It is a directive . It portrays in vivid manner .each student. Seated: Wendell C. Vawdrey, Draper; Rex T. Tripp, Bingham; F. A. Orton, Presi- dent, Sandy; Orion Newbold, South Jordan; Dr. J. O. Jones, Midvale. Standing: Stanley Rasmussen, Clerk, Sandy; Reed H. Beckstead, Assistant Superintendent, Midvale; Arthur E. Peterson, Superintendent, Sandy; C. R. Nelson, Building Engineer, Sandy. 12

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green light ]ht trf 'liiKead affi la • c - - . ✓7 ) S - — if PRINCIPAlW-x £ru -'M2ffczr '1 ■Mm QUuy Jj 1 4- OdU i 7 , J -£ a J' Aa-W -Xu«, z u — SU p ’±yp?y ■ad-iSA • ‘ ' ff Sfc 2J A placard in the Ag. Room reads, All roads worth while lead uphill. This message is both disturbing and stimulating. It is disturbing to those who hope to achieve success by following the path that winds around every ob- stacle and by-passes every hill. It is stimulating to those who are willing to surmount the obstacle or toil up the hill to attain their goals. Jordan District offers opportunity in many fields. No earnest student can help but find something to satisfy his interests or challenge his powers. But the hard fact remains that opportunity can only be offered. Each individual must seize it, wrestle with it, shape it into success by climbing. Few young men and women have ability to do great things if they have determination enough and industry enough fo make their ability count. Congratulations to the many fine Jordan students who are already travel- ing the worth while roads — an earnest invitation to their unawakened fellows to join them on the uphill climb. 14 O. D. Ballard.