Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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JN...- ,L If GORDON E. MICKELSEN FRANK M. BAGLEY JAMES L. SEAL LLOYD LlND Mechanical Drawing Auto Mechanics Woodwork Electronics EMERSON H. KENNINGTON GENE F. DEEM JED W. WASDEN RICHARD CAMPBELL Welding Auto Mechanics Machine Shop Agriculture Industrial Arts Mr. Blaine Brown, sitting in a comfortable pose, calls the roll in math class. MAREE NELSON Foods GERTRUDE G. TRANTER Home Living BETTY HENDERSON Sewing 20 U A great change was made in the Industrial Arts building this fall. The interior received a new paint iob, and new machines and Added to the personnel of shop teachers is ' were Mr. Campbell and Mr. Mickelsen. Mr. Boyd Redden left the school last year . . . The Home Economics department also re- ceived a new look. Painted rooms and new desks contributed to efficient domesticityg equipment took the place of old ones ? Horne Economics T i sl

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The commercial arts instructors stood by and watched the many changes that Took place, yet saw only a few differences happening in Their own department. Last year The vocational business room was entirely rebuilt, and this year The Type rooms were painted and new fixtures were added. Such change resulted in a better department and better trained students. Mr. Sherm Crump explains problems in algebra class. The remodeling of The fine arts departments greatly assisted The music and art instructors. Along with The alteration of room and equip- ment came a change in teachers. Mr. Dean, who was head over the music department of Midvale Jr. High, replaced Mr. J, Clement Crapo, who retired last year. Mr. J. Shirtliff taught the crafts class, Thus making a new addition To The art staff. The efforts of the fine arts Teaching staff resulted in many exquisite productions. WANDA G. WADE Stenography BLAINE BROWN Bookkeeping FAY B. THOMAS Type MARILYN M. YATES Type 5 Cornrnercial Arts Fine Arts DONALD P. OLSON Fine, Commercial Art LEO A. DEAN Chorus, Band JAY H. SHIRTLIFF Crafts MURRAY F. ALLEN Art, Photography

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R. S. PETERSON started teaching chemistry at Jor- dan in 1951. In 1959 he accepted the position of Superintendent of Science Education, Utah State De- partment of Public Instruction. A new full section of the school that was built last year was the science depart- ment. Biology and physics rooms were brand new and students seemed to like the well-equipped laboratories. New to the school and to the department were Mr. Peart and Mr. Shurtleff, chemistry teachers. Science New math rooms were also included in the science section of the building. The rooms, painted in bright shades of pink or green, harmonized with the new desks and blackbords. Teachers and students seemed to like the big change from the old classrooms to the new. if . 'BAM s SHIRTLEFFB 1 Chemistry y Ulf R ERT L Jl' tl ,l ARNOLD J PEART Chemistry FARRELL H GUNNELL Biology ..l -1 ix ,rf xi.: ,J X 1 1. .' . x, l ,, GLEN E. SOULIER Biology DONALD BUDGE Physics SHERMAN M. CRUMP Algebra PAUL C. BOYCE Geometry Mathematics STANLEY ANDERSON Algebra ll KENNETH BRADY Algebra .M j J, i . A ., .I