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

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H Mixed Chorus visited Beverly Manor December 18, a project which turned out so successfully that Girls' Chorus returned shortly after to entertain the patients. Q Senior Orchestra went to the Burbank Golden Mall December TB making an appearance which apparently thrilled Principal Paul Williamson lupper letti. All choruses, along with Senior Orchestra, provided holiday entertainment for the students at the annual Christmas Assembly December l7 which was repeated for the parents December T9 in an e ening performance. Art classes created the stage setting This year's Bowling Club sponsored by Mrs. Laurie Kolpias and Mr. Marv Cira, E ln December Snowball Frol-ic was the Southern California dream and also the name of the Christmas dance held on the l3th in the gym Highlights ofthe dance was the appearance ot Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus, portrayed by Mr. Jean Mathias and Mrs. Norma Johnson. They posed tor photographs with students, includfng a rather bored Marcos Gallarza. HHistory was made when Girls' League countered the traditioinal Kinghts' Track Meer with their own Knightettes' Tra'ck Meet January l5, Jeanne Pamirez, upper right, ran the ninth grade 50 yard dash in seven seconds. Barbara Sutherland received a ribbon in the eighth grade 50 yard dash. Kings were Tom McDonald. seventh, Dave DeLong, eighth, and Brad Parker, ninth E Blue, led by Mark Carlson and David Foy, ripped the Gold 57-42 January T3 in the ninth grade Blue-Gold Basketball Game. Gold captains were Tom Viscocil and Rocky Zimmerman. l l VJ D Maur, -'W ia sae,

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