David Starr Jordan Middle School - Cougar Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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Selma!! ZZZQZZZQDQFQ Teacher assistants, known commonly as names imply: assist teachers. Taking role and helping correct papers just barely summarizes their many and varied duties. QE -1 si A --1 9 ,L ' ' TA's, do exactly as their A I l X X A w I 4 ' lf , The staffs of the feteria and canteen combine to serve meals daily to Jordan's students and teachers. Student cashiers and helpers give up one period daily to work. Adult workers do the cooking, serving over 200 pounds of food weekly. H , 'rx . ', ll fa 1:5 i Q a Y,- ' ,, S' X.- fs. ,Q . W . 'f Llc., 'IQ x Ili- l ' 'fl xc I 1, .a e-4 .4 Checking books in and out, returning books to the shelves, and making hook deliveries are the jobs of a library worker, under the guidance of Mrs. Eleanor Jaye. I K The backstage crew plays an important role at all performances, as the job requires many after-school hours. Special effects and lighting are just a few of the important jobs of the behind-the-scene action. 1 TSI' Interested ninth grade boys serve as monitors for the Audio-Visual De- partment. With the assist- ance of Mr. Frank Pelle- grino, they, help teach- ers set up projectors and other A-V equipment. at r so K ' -- xii in f Q51 Q X if gf Y ' Office workers have the major job of asisting office secretaries as they do the extra jobs for which the secretaries do not have time, including delivering call slips and picking up attendance cards. School secretaries are Doris Hauden and Dorothy Fitch, sitting, and Helen Richardson and Jean Johnson, standing. Some of the school custodians include Wayne Zeck, Paul Hecker, Cecil Swartz, and Dorothy Smith.

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