Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Dreams Need Sound Blueprint Dreams are the stuff that the future is made of. Dreams are a sort of blueprint from which we build our lives. Our dreams, then, must be worthy and inspiring if we are to build well - if we would create a happy and successful future. We cannot build soundly from a poor blueprint. Of course, it takes more than dreams to build a satis- factory life. Unceasing study, untiring industry, never- ending devotion are the steel and brick and mortar that bring the dreams to fruition. Whether we will or not, we are already in the process of building. If we have not a clear and valid plan we must get one. We must not waste the golden hours of youth on haphazard and irresponsible building. If we will devote what we have of time and talent to youth's vision splendid , Jordan, our parents, our fel- lows will all have reason to be proud of us. And what is more important, we can take an honest, well-earned pride in ourselves. 0. D. Ballard Principal

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8 SCHOOL BOARD - Sitting: Marvin Jensen, West Jordan, Arthur E. Peter- struction, Sandy. Standing: Reed H. Beckstecid, assistant superintendent, son, superintendent, Sondy, Rex T, Tripp, president, Bingham, Dr. J. O. Midvoleg Kenneth V. Dunn, supervisor of maintenance operation, Mid- Jones, vice-president, Midvale, F. A. Orton, director of building con- vale, Leo L. Lundberg, Sandy, Leonard C. Beckstead, Riverton, Stanley N. ex ls. ,.a '5 f. fun ii

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Ima Holt. DRIVERS 4 With an imposing new building to their credit, Jordan chauffeurs find their work more pleasant this year. They are, Row One: Russ Oakeson, Butterfield, Martin Bowen, Ben Merrill, transportation supervisor Y, W. Har- Emery Allen, Claude Densley, Stan Osmond, Clyde Buxton, Dean Smith. Row Gilbert Benson, Howard Newbold, Bert Johnson, Ross Palmer, Neal Hilton, ' Palmer, Gerald Sampson, Elvis Evans, Edward McDougal, Arden Tesch, Earl ynard, Verle Smart. Not in photograph: Mike Milne, Lon Orgill, LeRoy Holt, Brown, THE CAFETERIA is a much happier place to eat in this year. No rough furniture to snag your clothes. Twenty new Schrieber steel tables that stretch proudly out for ld feet to seat 20, and afterwards fold back and lock in a 7 inch space in the wall! Six fold-a-ways at the ends roll easily back out of the way when not in use. Mabel Larsen is the manager. Her staff lin the picturel are Hazel Dowding, Rosetta Brand, and Evelyn Crews Essential for Smooth Running STAGE CREW - Sound effects, lights, loud speakers, scene Row One: Richard Jacobsen, Joseph Kemp, Dale Holt, Rob- setting and shifting and fixing - whatever you want ert Harrington, Kay Boggess, James Estepp. Row Two: Jack done on the stage, the boys are right there. One bright Elmer, Keith Roos, Patrick Nemanic, Royal D. Madsen, Boyd spot + they do get to miss o lot of classes. Roos, Kenneth Spencer, Richard Shepherd. Custodian Almy Dowding winds his old Ansonia clock, which has belonged to the Jordan schools for 50 years, After rescuing it from the discard more Mrs. Marilyn Olsen, secretary of the principal, and Barbara Webster than 18 years ago, Mr. Dowding repaired it, and it still keeps perfect time office and bookstore clerk, take time out to catch their breath down in the boiler room. 2 3 4 5 6 9 I0 Il it I5 lo I7 I8 I9 20 ll . 23 Z4 75 ' 27 .. f 50 V, .tx 'V- -sf CT'