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

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-i -reg., ,H mtspets of the wonders it nos see inf: ,FN i t t fa, 531 Z vi!!!- fb .cc N 'VX Soss, right, was chosen as her assistant while the new Lair editors were P Beedle, standing left, and Laura Comp- bell, assistant. Magic Mountain was the scene for the October 12 N'int Grade Field Trip. Tom O'Brien took cn a college student in a special wrestling exhibition held October lO for boys only, Muir was the over-all winner ie in volleyball October SO when ninth grade girls from all three Burbank junior highs competed at Luther.

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5 wg Nygi' R Wrestling championships were held tor the first time alter school October 30. The champions were Steve Hawkins, 9, Ron Galbraith, 8, heavyweight, Mark Carlson, 9, Marco Gallarzo, 8, John Dominguez, 7, welterweight, Walt Voorhis, 9, Gil Tobon, 8: Julius Smith, 7, middle- weight, Pat McDonald, 9, John Prince, 8, Mike Lesseos, 7, lightweight, Ricardo Sdgory, 9, Joe Cardea, 8, Tom McDonald, 7, bantamweight, Mike Garza, 9, Rick Monsi- bay, By John Marroauin, 7, flyvveight. 8Tr'agedy struck October 24 when popular Lewis Guzman was killed. I Be- sides tricks and treats, Halloween featured a costume dance in the gym, ' A special party was given to the three classes who brought in the highest percentage of PTA memberships. Brad and Brandon Parker, along with Greg Rc-bb, were the three individuals who sold the most mem- berships. K The Tall Tree-O, a group discovered on the Ninth Grade Field Trip to Magic Moutain, gave a special assembly presented in appreciation by the PTA for selling over TOO per cent in memberships in the PTA Membership Drive. H Eighth and ninth graders who were victorious in the afterschool volleyball program had the chance to compete November 4 at Muir in an inter-school sports meet. I0 X