David Starr Jordan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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At the switchboard Mrs. Brock sees that not all ofthe phone calls are unnecessary. Miss Hendrickson, keeper of the gate, opens the door to let us see Mr. Wilson. Mrs. Gandy has the iob of seeing that the doesn't go bankrupt, These nice ladies are the cafeteria workers and we all know what they do. Mrs. Winnemore. We all like her and we usually like her charges, the counselors. office und such These are the people responsible for the sounds. Bob Miles, assistant, Garold Crandall, student stage mai and Mr. Carl Green, stage manager. stage and sound When the stage crew and class get something done it is usually due to Mr. Carl Green, Stage Manager, and the two he works with. Glen Crandall, student stage manager and Bob Miles, his assistant, are invaluable assistants. And the success of many of the productions put on in the auditorium is due in large port to these sound technicians. They do a good iob most ofthe time.

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3 O L D it Fl ,l fi il , 1 WX, l' ,f Wright Atwood Paul G. Baldwin Ebba E. Berge Shirley Benjamin Harriet F. Benson Clark Bernd Donald Bush Robert Carlberg Robert H. Ciriello Eugene Conklin Armand Cure Herb De Vries Doris Doughty Robert Edmunds Robert E. Ellis Judy Falk Edward Franklin Donald Greenfield Clara L. Goff Carolyn Gross Robert L. Harvey Madie Holty Howard N. Hubbard Phyllis A. Jacobson Rockwell Kemp Sam H. Kosowsky W. Stanley Larsen Bill Lee Joanne Litz Nae Atha McDaniel George Meline Joaquin Miller James A. Milroy Verner Parrish James H. Moore lrmel O. Padgham Ben Palmgren Robert E. Parke Gloria Patten Norbert N. Pels Myrtle Poultney John Pruett William C. Reece Ada Mae Reinertson Carl H. Robertson Milton Sager Ruth Sanders Beverly Schnug Dorothy Smith Forrest A. Smith Walter L. Smith Wilburn Smith Jesse Solter Melvin Thomas Helen L. Vinson Dorothy Warriner Vivian Wehrli Harvey R. Wilson Rosalie Wride Catherine Young Hazel C. Zimmerman Marion Zinn -.,,. . ,f Our faculty, sixty-two stong and still growing, has tried to lead us through the maze of thinking, acting and deciding, Our faculty has not always succeeded. But more often than not it was our fault and not theirs Sometimes we have recognized what a tremendous task it must be to attempt to teach thirty or more students, five times a day, something worthwhile. lt isn't easy. Let's all lift our arms skyward in a silent prayer of graditude. faculty