David Starr Jordan High School - Jordan Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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as J' MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT From: Loretta Williams To: Arthur McPheters BE ANYTHING, BUT BE MINE From:Yvette Freeman To: James McAlister IT WAS YOU From' Eli Williams To Dorothy Sm1th B XBY GET LOST From Parker Bates To L1la .Tones MULE. TRAIN From Raye Evelyn To Frankle and Johnme I-IEAVENLY FATHER From 1-lelen H1cks To Wlllard Hall NO MORE DOGGING From Ruth W1111ams To Bllly Roy Spencer FIVE TEN, FTFTEEN HOURS GIANT SIZE Mrs Ruth Ca1n though herself the smallest department head From Helen RY311 can boast leaderslnp of the largest department at Jordan Enghsh Soc1al Stu T0 Calvln Brown d1es Many members of the department proved to be camera shy Mother s Da velt G1ft Baskets X I X 1775 East 103rdStreet Watts Page 12

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CLOSE ONE Oscar Neal edges Ralph Williams in the 440 against Nor bonne 1n 52 6 The pair faces South Gate today Morris In City Gym Finals Jordan s gymnastics team qualified one man for the city finals and had another break a school record 1n the Eastern Marine League fxnale last week Fred Morris, Jordan s ace rxnvs master qualified for city competition while Peter Bryant broke his own record in the rope climb with a mark of 6 5sec Earlier tms year Bryant had eclipsed Albert Burdette's mark of 6 8 w1th 6 7 Bryant is only a 9th grader Cong rats Noon Cage Teams Decide Champions Jordan s Juruor high noon bas ketball leagues came to an excit mg close last week with the final playoffs Team number 1 collected the seventh grade title from team 7 Jimmie Cain captained the win ners who included John L Thom as, L Jones Bennie Johnson 7th Grade Team Won Lost Tie Willie Cravin, James Laurence 8th G fade and James Nearos Walker Thomas led the eighth graders with teammates J W Hellis Eddie R1ley Harold Guidry, Joshua Richards, Billy Henderson, Robert Stringer, and E Burnett Ninth grade honors were carr1ed off by team nurnber 4 under the leadershm of Larry Thomas Other champs are Samuel Scuray Donald Shaw William Gordon -Ioward Gui dry and B Taylor Team Won Lost Tie 9th Grade Team Won Lost Tie 1 WHO'S BOSS that's what Charles King is say 0 ing as he leads Don Games left and Wade G1-oce fright, over the low hurdles CONTEST CONTEST CONTEST CONTEST coNTEsT CONTEST CONTEST WE OFFER A S5 O0 SAVINGS ACCOUNT FOR T -IE BEST COMPOSITION OF 150 WORDS OR LESS BY A JORDANITE ON THE SAVINGS AND LOAN BUSINESS AND dOW WATTS SAVINGS AND LOAN CAN BEST SERVE OUR COMMUNITY The Board of Directors of the association w1ll be the Judge and their decision will be final WATTS SAVI C S A D LOA ASSOCIATO 16521: 103 street ' L66 48423 Page ll - - - 5 9 1 1 A , 1 7 3 2 6 7 4 o 4 4 5 3 Z' ' . 2 4 7 o . . . . .- 3 3 6 1 kg ' . - 7. 1 7 3 my . .. ., , , Q I . . T4 J ll 1 1 I . . . 2 s 3 1 1 g ' , ' , ll 6 5 1 . 5 6 5 1 3 3 8 2 ' N 1 ' . ' 6 1 12 0 V , , ' , 3 4 s 3 1 'A ' 2 3 8 -- - - - 1 - ' 1 2 10 ' ' 1 1 K I - - . . . . - 6 . ., 'W J

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THINCLAD S COMPETE IN CITY FIN ALS '-5' 4, if . r to t J i- X V .1 i 'C , fi- E 'Qi ., kt., .,.. wi ,s L I thlfikv it L. -Jef pf ' ' 4 'K g . Q . f 4: X ff . - 3 ,if Q X, X Xu, , N 1 . irissgxiflxgv .Q 5.34 V ,p ig 1 ,iv ' ,. y-L if,-f.:.e'X1iQi',fCf' it ry- -.fit Q5 ia Yf. 'Rfb' C ,445 .K I 'i ' i -,I f, if 'iff Gigi N - 1- . fn tg, L, . 'X lT'S A HABIT--Although faced with the threat of a powerful South Gate squad, Iordan's come through lads roared totheir eighth straight title. Coach Bill Zazueta guided nine qualifiers into the City Finals tonight. Candidates Sou ht Jordan's track fortunes were supposed to be at a low ebb this year, but our teams in all three divisions are in prominent posi- tions in the City Finals tonight in the Coliseum. Nine entrants will carry the hopes of the varsity squad in the city finals: Williams in the Sprints, King in the high and low hurdles, White in the high hurdles and high jump, Neal in the 440, Groce in the broad jurnp, and the relay team. The Bees finished second to Jefferson in nurnber of men qual- ified as Hollins in the 660, Brown in the broad jurnp, and the relay team are all threats for titles. Leroy Bates--broad jump, relay, and the century-- and Ira Foley appear to be the best bets to lead the Cees to a city championshipt The midgets V qualified 13 for the city meet. g Bulldog Annual Bigger, Better Than Ever For Student Election Voters in .Tordan's student body election may have no one to vote for unless candidates enter the election picture at the last minute. At presstime the office of presi- dent of the student body was one of offices lacking in number of candi- dates. Time schedule for the election is as follows: Nominations Assem- bly--May 235 Primary Elections-- June 33 Final Elections--June l0g and Installation--.Tune 20. Candidates are reminded that the final election is a runoff elec- tion, necessary only if no candi- date receives a majority of votes cast in the primary election. With the sales campaign only a little over a week old Iordanites are gobbling up the bigger and better Bulldog Annual. Containing pictures of each stu- dent in school, plus special sections on seniors of junior and senior high, plus a beautiful leatherette cover in blue and white, the Bulldog Annual is a real bargain. Prices for the annual are as fol- lows: Leatherette Cover, No Activity Card --Sl.50 Leatherette Cover, With Activ. Card --SL25 Manila Cover, No Activity Card --51.00 Manila Cover, With Activity Card 7 --5.75 Altogether the Bulldog Annual will contain more than 150 pages of Jordan activities in chronologi- cal order from the start of the school year. With only 300 copies of the leatherette edition of the annual a- vailable students are urged to pur- chase their yearbook early if they want to get the de luxe book. Any student who wants to pur- chase an annual may contact Mr. Williard Harper or Mr. Warren Steinberg in Bungalows 23 8: 31 or see one of ten student sales- men.