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

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Cees. Dees, Open Hoop Practlce re urn let er men are any Indlcat on, thus be a banner year or the Cee and Dee baskeUmH teams adlng the s expected turnouts forthe Cees are Geor e Coleman, nvens lllleJ m son I er oore an on Turner and Al er W lndon her Cees de W lllam Pendle Theodore Sanders, and Ev met Woodard Paclng the mldgets I be Harvey Brown an ruce Dawson hlle a t IS expected of Jem Hor on, Wendel lndsey, Jerry muHs an Joe Palmer Practlce beglns Mon a e fur slated for Qctober 5 galnst Garfleld Coach Leonard Dorn I v es a yone wish t out for the te m e hlm any day af school between 3 5 'v o l BFESBEGIN CASABA WOR f retmr Iettermen and a number o omlslng Cees on ha rdan f qures t have top contender ln Emtem marlne Lea ue Bee baskm I C pe tl Among those openlng ctlce Monday wal te Contreras, James Gan b P en Doby, Sam er Joe Patton ero es, d Bucke os W arslty Cage-:rs T1t1e Threat B Earl Bat y B sketball season IS underway at Jordan' ced by seven returnsng etterme , t e ers have ha h nq the Easte ' FIOP Q19 amp onshlp the open prag P monday der the tutelage of Coach Caldwell e Bul ogs sparked by Ear a , A I Eastern Marlne League forward last yea other lettermen Include Justun Grlssom Lee Pots o n Heath Ll e ra H C arles Baber and Ezra a league c dldate and wlnner of the free throw trophylwtymv h O t trl a I IO there e a n mber of e Bee ayers from last ear' team avallable or xmmn Page 7 vlng p o bug t 9 W e Ne Slmon Duncan, Evan Johnsom kr tus Alexand r Casey Gm- nors ter Ju lla and rentlre Bolden mv fn: Jordanls Bulldo s en the season wlth a ractlce ame here Oct agaons Carfle ho almost whlpped the locals last year miore dropplng a 58 54 thrlller TRACKSTERS OPENSEASON sched t ew runners ach B Zazuetta wlll attempt ter a re resentatl team when IS cross coum try charges open then Season agalnst Gardena Garfleld and SouthGme a South Gate, Oct 5 , , If t ln? t, - wlll f ' e o He ' li t of s.pg cj gl ' oh t , w lb t M 6 HL - y' , br in- Y fe C U I ton, 3 ' . , . . Pa , ' I n h wll . d cag. 'g hopes for takl N rn- B , w I lo ma , Leaxl- ch ' as , y - H t tlC. l un N Qa'ph a . ' ' ' . . Th Id will Mo ' U t the ' fme - . - be I B T- ' A ' d y wlth th st gage tey , , -I . ar llll al I - . K f. . A . e ' ' ' t., ,b Wal, V.I ' mS, n it n ingto J h ' A't' GQ ' ' ' r a o sey ter K Q ' Q K li Q A ' 'In We, I ff I I 9 L if i 4- X X. 1X a t ' I 'L s . Q op , . V I 3 1 - id, . - w ' C K - . With our l ning pr ' 'i U hd' Ez III Jo ll o a bal om gi 'on. - h , Hill an II7 an- f With a Co uleibu gra . R . I be . 'veto 6 l ' f ' . en . 'I' All HUP. wut 2 ou 0 BI es R t I , 2 ln dd't' n, 1 F Bat an I 5' E ar u fin C , , e . I , s p f y ' . 1 ' . V.

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I ORD - N, , , N If If e, ,.., ,. ,,-,.. ,.,...,,,e. ev, Q., .,..,...b...M,., ,W N, V TRIPS PILOTS Wbiizl D WN BUT NOT ordan runners are bot G f f I they rolled to vrctory ocer Bgnn on Bees Beat Pedro, Lose To Pxlots I h a slIght nod f a luck Jordan's Bees mIg t s or In a 2 O 9 her than the ey d have as a an 8 7 loss to decls ve w San Pedro, 20 o cord mark It su nIng over Although OUTDIQYID out n e P I e Bul pups o by e ender margon of a sa e Thomas Peese scored t e touchdown wuth Mwhur Mcpheters and Claude McDonald supplyIng hard runnInq the lIne Allen Haney, Frank Cortez, Booker vashIn ton and Abraham HOlQUln were ough AgaInst San Pedro It was wholesale slaughter as the locals ran up a I9 O halftI e lead alter Lowe wcPheters Oeese, and Perry WllIIans eacf ced up t H John DamIrez blocked two punts Whlle Haney, James Long and Lowe paced the rest of the stun y defensuve team offen SIVS y MacDonald's DBSSIUQ was outstandnnq JAYVEES WIN October l2th found Santa Fe at Jordan for t e Ior varslty debu e fnnal score s Santa Fe C and 1 dogs Charles Andrews ed l ard ass arve l l a e th t Ird frame or and Andrews loped I9 yards for h fnnal touchdown Pl RATES Vllll Will Jllllhlll With a bye this week and South Gate on tap for next week, Jordanls var- saty grndders are VSSPIDQ on their laurels havung fought San Pedrols mugh y Pirates to a close I6-6 game, after edging out a avored Banning e even by a 6-O count. The Bulldogs contin- thei . vlc- . rIes er ots' ced by Iams o drove hrough eft ckle c a 48 ar uchdown dFlVP v t wo mlnu the t quarter Speedster Guy Iad n a o s TI hou tra lIng goun In fourth pew IO e Bulld s never e up ope came back score on a 70 yard re urn b rught halfbac Bernard allImo e The Bulldogs gather consIderable q or Inst the P rate , much as the harbor boye had scored three or mor touchdowns In each of s raIght games that l u Wl e m ghty Bulldo s Earl Burse Ezra vi' ORDS OF WISDOM Coach Forester is pictured e tel Be fo e ho t p t se ond a f of the San Pedro ga Page 6 L ued r skeIn of I +0 . CVR ltpewelg' I . a I I ' - ..- 1-J as t P I or I , ta to ap K d to I , fl t I ' I ' tes gone in I four- h . ' T-- - - , -, t?e up fo tgvs play but ot g Rot'eo't5IS gave tke P' as Ing. ' I Alt gh I ' l60 d gth to he . o . gav' h ang oth ' S pit ' E f . h 'un' . ' 'S . - . 4. Th ed' ' tl y a- wa I he ga l s nas- Bull N l4. . e fll a I t ' . 'Q .. . , -- IS I lvllt FOITI ape K.80 Y ns '.they met p 'th . . I I g . be t - r t,d, al- rat p 9 I-l a Q e th o m- ' -- O - Bal- l -- ' ' and a ' If I ln H ' and ai In th ogs I I th ? h? st 'rn ' I sl, f - tg.. I . ,I YV f ' L. IU ' ' I 5 a . . - 'm' - ,, VV - ,I 1 , ,' I rad I .,.'s. Ia, jf,g ,, I : I r' ' ' ? x if wer ling his- e otball rs w o lay 'x, ' In he C h I me.

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We Salute the United ations Wollman Explams U N Goals BY Vl'TOR WOLLHAN June 6 e t S of 50 nat 0 e representing p e r to ne fforts to m ke a secur and bett world throu n nte orqanlza lon o be known e Natuo at rnc y at San Franclsco natlons sugne the ch arter ance I 5 ten other natlons rave been admitted t the Unl d a IODQ un nq the to T e n ted Natlo s organized to ma tann lnternatuonalpeace and securat to deve o lendly ations am :ons based ln the Hua rn ht d s f determ lon eo chueve cooperatlonln qHv IH rnatuonal econ omlc cla tura hUm30lt3Fl3O pr ms, and to encourao spect for hlman r h 5 and fundamental freedom r al thout s I on race lano e or qv +er e S me O t e HCCOWDII ments of t nnceptl The Un ed Nat ons fected peace between rael nelqhboru Arab states The Unlted N3tlOOSQHm war between nd and Paklstan over Kmh- m r e Una ed Na on ted a U lversal cl aratlon of Human Rughts the flrst lnternatm J proclamatlon of he fundamental r ghts f e ery human beung e U has fedlgear r an war devastatedcmwv les d ha prov food and meducal r ml Ions of ex 5 The U M Program of Tech ca Asslstance or economac and soclaldme opment s umpr ang e standards ov e n e ea education and welfa m 0 of peop e U N arran e for ar sca e a u erculosls Srodec h h I er w IC chuldren have een w amuned and over4000OOO vaccvnated ocT2H Here are some of the lem: which he :ng t so Control of armament and atomlc enerq e sol t d kashmlr problem Further development of the Technlcal 9 slstance Program T as lanet ofows o e n er th a poten rld war ac donlt ea together we will desrpy each other e Chl h e for peace and e curlty LIBRARY OFFERS BOOKS ON U N e w pre ared for Unlted Natlons whlch beglnslmnda Among the pertlnent oks avallab e a w the U Wor s e Name of an y rlmer eace n ar Our lnde endence andthe Constltu Lon and Peace or Anarchy Page 8 Students Pr-a1se Umted Nat1ons part the Jor Unlted Natlons pro Q many essays have been ltten b studen s he thou ts below am a ong the es owlhmnw annum e Unlt taons e ast step between war and peace s o y to crea wor d gove to ma ntaln pea 5 wor Otherwlse be d th andd n no e Wlefl ther tru t e other han peacetime r exam I country s r gue G Send medlcal anes 5 ray the coun n b I elects Uo the benef 0 mankf d Tre soon 9 eopl tl'T8 WOl al the better off the rld Bernard Cpauldl rrade AID at an why A ve the b ted Natlon gr of tlons bound together to rm an nter at nal ganuzatnon through whlch world eace and securl could e Insured Thnwq as organlzat on wor problems could be sett d acefully and f o on ed Nat ons could se s armed forces to a the vuctlm and defeat he aggressor Alfred Sepulveda Grade AIO 0 O I I 0 L. I .v' . . On . 2 l945 del ga e I n, bi gh . 5 l,500,006 eop esolved com- I ear e a e er gh a i rnational U ' t' t t as th United . ' ns. Cn rr .hlS- AS- Of. dan to ' da i ' , 50 ' e d ' 9' 1 .,, . 3 94, x-?yf' K t . n I 'Q V 3 Q I o , 'te m f b t'l N t X, br' gl 5 to- tal 60. W U I ' ns wa in- . ' Y. ll D fr 0 re ong U91 I I I Th ' ed Na ' is 9 ef' el - in- tn 1 . ' , at. of p ple! to a- ' .t It 'nl y pe . .f . - ' IS to A e rn- l9 'ff' . i I - ' - t and .. i ' , ce and SO. MCU ob-' in thi ld. , ., 1 . e ea I? rg V U t lFtt ?sO2ry'5 o lve-U'N' Ctigayto nd' . . f , yn It 11 me 'fq I WI ClI.t UC: I W. MLN. QS very helpful d'Uf.. 52-q of relf SfX' 2- Th U ion the '00 .ffa' -- F05 aj ... . i . , . . p e' I 5 I e ,, f rl, 3- ated by 2 Pla V tl? UW 'sir O bg . ' A will ald f3r U.N.since its ' , 'ong s H Pl t? P ' ' . . try or clty. I- It I ef- h' ' I4 ' aad - . .n lst n th gri k of die- U The .N. ca u lgt V u . Q 513 WI f ing usjalf ln? :nf.r .. er 2- -, t. - we I . rn o live gh, P elof ld ped A ' I 'a ' Th uw re 'Ze HMS' will be ' 'i , J is the world's ef' WO 5- Th 't r ti s a- -OP, 5 ' -- J 'ng dop . g n , .De- - 3 , . ' ,t I -I n , t , . I o v . . 4' .we ,, ' I ' ly 5,000,000 chi en ha mf' .gi d - dg?Wf S - idafd , , , It is a oup na- o ' y peif fo . bi nh io Lior- ni ' . 'M .f Th library is .ell 8 . . 'Ry 6 Q, try h Ith, thre , De X 5 ne na, of llli ns Ie bo I re: tj takes to war the U- 6' 'gh' ggi ' gnfgiu Ho .N.Sl ulg-, ln I .Sd t b -T' . ' t th. l -, UnNn , , .lt und ' bo 0,000 P - 1 P 0' e th' D u a ve . Q. ' ..