Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Records of students and classes were compiled by registrar Mr. Goldbranson, while roving pupils who skipped classes were sought out by Mr. Taylor. Counselors Mr. Casper and Mrs. Wood gave advice to stuf dents and guided them as they anticipated going to college or immediately entering a vocation. JESSE B. CASPER Boys' Counselor PHIL F. GOLDBRANSON Registrar m1m:.ikfim...Q -.at ,.,,m ww. Nswixmiasawmr4 DUNN TAYLOR Administrative Assistant EVELYN WOOD Girls' Counselor

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,EMMA ' l g. , , l - , 6 A fx :2QfVj,'ff: , principal c ullin I hope this has been a most happy and successful year for every student and every faculty member. Our student body organization has functioned admirably, and the report of our school activities by the students has been most gratifying. However, there is a feeling of sadness because a segment of our student body will not be with us next year. Students from Riverton and West jordan Iunior Highs will be greatly missed. Our loss will be Bingham's gain, and as the Miners will be a Class A school next year, we will still associate with them in all of our school activities. So students, parting and returning, my most hearty Wish for your happiness and success is hidden in the pages of this yearbook. T. H. McMullin 16

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---v -r MURRAY ALLEN STANLEY ANDERSON MEL BERRETT DEANE BENNION Crafts, Degorqqions Mathematics, Sophomore Advisor English, Yearbook Library, Junior Advisor FRANK BAGLEY LOWELL BOBERG Auto Mechanics, Junior Advisor English, Traveling Assembly in the This faculty was not cold and aloof, but Warm and friendly. They inspired, organized, prompted, and endured. Marveling at their insight, trembling at their censure, and thrilling at their praise, we were Wise enough to recoga nize the beneficial effects of the fac- inch, ERNEST BIANCHI Psychology, Senior Advisor 18 -Am of on .mmq