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

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BRAD ROSS ROGER KULPA American l-99i0n Award Winner David Starr Jordan Scholarship Award ' f v ' --0 f ---v ws- vo - Q BQ' X l 'K Q, m . A Q c Iv , , fr l ' s' -A W his e Pg A ,4 :Seek 5 - ' S ' . X 4 , ,tw ,, B i fs 5 NANCY sTEvENsoN 1 . , r t xi l , ix American Legion Award Winner X' ' ' E ' NM 'XX A David Starr Jordan Scholarship Award ART GALLERY WINNERS asaiwtsvsemaa r . , o '-' , . rl! 1 i i , HM'-t :X I ess' g X in 'i CN ? A ii. if A ' ' A' it 13334, 0 L'v2t':f.,sszfJF L f'.sf::rNT EMBL Fall Winner Spring Winner ROTARY AWARDS ff Drafting .lofi Ralph Seta Linda Walkowiak V ' i ,gi 3' 'I 'A' ,:,,.,,,,xg man: ,ggi g , SPORTSIVIANSHIP AWARDS fs-ai Graphic Arts Richard Mason Mike Gardner J- '--an V 1 N 4 l . Metal Shop Antonio Eguia Brian Hardt Rich Mason Best Sportsman Class of 1972 SuperStarr -Student Store Suggested by Kevin Huffman Jordan Creed Essay Contest Erik Jacobs, ninth Jan Brubaker, eighth David McLane, seventh Fire Prevention Essays Lori Kirkman, first Sue Doyle, second Michelle Matzkin, third Kneelingzfall winners Eric Huitink, ninth, Elwood Rodriguez, eighth: Phil Bertole, seventh: standing: spring winners Guy McGinnis, ninth: Jerry Figueroa, eighth: Joe Taylor, seventh. Candy Sale Winners Kim Kelley, first lTiel Joe Andrewski, first lTiel Dale Salinski, third Jackie Casey, fourth Traci Reese, fifth Bob Allen, sixth lTiel David Cruell, sixth lTiel Optimists' Oratorical Contest Tim Milner, zone finalist 1972 LAIR Cover Design Made by Kathi Anderson

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VICE e. PRINCIPAL Zbeaieieazzifzi i 59 lk AH Q Struck with polio while still a young man, Hank Riggio was left with many handicaps. Yet, he did not let these stop him from helping others. Helping others is quite a feat in itself but in Hank's particular situation, this has become an incredible accomplishment. The things we at Jordan are most grateful for are his getting records for the juke box and helping us earn the money for the ninth grade patio. At both high schools he has sponsored the sports banquets and even helped Burroughs get a weight-lifting machine. But, most importantly, Hank has cared. He has always put others before himself in a never-ending quest to aid the youth of Burbank. Therefore, the 1972 Cougar is dedicated to Hank Riggio.If somehow we could all be more like him, this world would be a better place to live in. THANKS, HANK! 'mt 5 'tv 9 x 9 . 4.6! i.. ..a.w'l RAS

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