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

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LYNDA CLARK COUGAR Assistant Edltor COUGAR C0 Edltor Publncatlons had a booth on the Golden Mall November 8 for Carnival 73 STAR Editor Kyrlacos Kynacou was also lntervlewed on KUIL by Ken Grlffln January 12 found Publlcatlons students vvashlng cars In e faculty parklng lot to ralse enough money to a tour more pages to the 74 COUGAFE making IT the largest yearbook ID Jordan hlstory Sv COUGAR Co Editor LAIR Editor I Ft Assistant Edltor F X 1 sr X -Q. ,gi we ffiffzffgt t G 15 wil iff at Almost all photographs nn the 74 COUGAF? were taken by Floy Maclilnnon left Rlchard Plodrlguez and Eric Vidar vvlth help from Max l-lenlg Tony Herman Carl Morgan and Scott Schvvam gl... ,mm Vi K X 29 ' I YZ ' 1 I , T , Q 5 ,C i 1 915 -' W 2g.ti t l - , .. .l . . . SI Y , 1 , A I I - C , . . . 'M 1? - . . . 57.21 LA ' ' ' X . 3 : A 4 . . ' A ' X. li ' 5 M M ar 1 1 W f - : f W. E ri YJXX -A - ,' Q g 4 SA . ws 1 l 7 + l' 494 Asa, '11 1 , ., A . . fx 2 A , C f . ' 'ff gl N A , - ' 4 gs, ,tg , 1 5 V .,. s ' N ,. . gil: lp, xt f Lg .,f5'51zws..i1 , ma A335 . fr' . , .1133 ,. fs Myff- ,Y fic A: ag rysggfj. W 1 f. . , .Quang ff: -.3t:5,2.. gi 1 if '25 1 Qi C, s,,, .W -. , A ' A , ' '1 fi? 5 t. fra: 15:1 E 1:14 . ,,: 5f frog, .tif -1 sf : 4' W, .- , .mf -A A ' ' M ' it-Y ' ' Wt-.Q3,:S:jLf EYES' ,, 'Q - tt . V .Q 3 13 ,X A ve., sf'- --hy.. , Q Mgr! - r f H+- ,g 8, ,. 11310 el ' 4? ff f- R A Ei: et sis- 11 ' e -' V , x I 1 I I V 1 xl. . lf! , A I. ix J . . S' A ' ' th ' ' dd

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v KY Fi IACOS KYFR EACOU STAR Editor The Publications Department made tvvo trips to the Board ot Educa- tion this year: one to explain their All-American rating and one to explain their victory at Pepperdine. is Jan Brubaker, 1973 COUGAE' editor, accepts a third place certificate for last year's yearbook in the annual Pepperdine University journalism competition while Advisor Steve Campbell applauds the receipt of the sweepstakes trophy. Jordan has vvon the sweepstakes trophy in the annual competition for the last three years in a rovv. At far right a group of Publications students arrive at the nevv Malibu campus vvhere the competition is held,

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' 2 Hlli6HlLlGlrllili5 are an campus life. Students running for office often present speeches and Bruce lvlillin, left, and lVlr. John Gaball lloeing carried skits followed bv voting in tne lunch to his throne by ninth grade boysl were crowned alea at noone nesnns are 9en9f3nV Mr. irresistable at the l-lush Day Dance March 15. posted 'n fne attendance Office window after school. For the third year Scholarship took their field trip to the snovv, this t year hitting Red Box Canyon, The Christmas Dance, one of many dances sponsored during the year by SAC, followed a sports night concept t. aww, an featuring a band, dancing, trampo- Iining, and other sports. Raindrops kept falling on students' heads during a long, rainy winter Ping pong was added to the lunch- time actiyities at the request of students.