David Starr Jordan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)
- Class of 1937
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Cover
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Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1937 volume:
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Come my Ianefaced children, Follow well in order, get your weapons ready, Have you your pistols? have you your sharp edged axes? Pioneers! Oh pioneers! For we cannot tarry here, We mus! march my darlingse we must bear the brunt of danger, We the youthful sinewy races, all the rest on us depend, Pioneers! Oh pioneers! 0 you youths, Western youths, Plain I see you Western Youths. see you tramping with the foremost. So impatient, full of action, full of manly pride and friendship, Pioneers! Oh pioneers! Have the elder races halted? Do they droop and end their lesson. wearied over 1here beyond the sea? We take up the task eternal, and the burden and the lessons, Pioneers! Oh pioneers! All the past we leave behind, We debouch upon a newer mightier worlde varied world, Fresh and strong the world we seize. world of labor and the march. Pioneers! Oh pioneers? AWalt Whitman. PIONEERS! mew For we cannot tarry here. We must march my darlings. we must bear the brunt of danger We the youthful sinewy races, all the rest on us depend. Pioneers! 0h pioneers.r L-a We are pioneers and the sons of pioneers. Our fathers conquered a physical wilderness, They Eeveled forests. bridged mighty rivers. tunneled majestic mountains, subdued a savage racel and destroyed vicious beasts, leaving behind them a land watered bv their sweat and their tears. rich with their sacrifice and planted deep with their ideals. We stand upon the Atlantic shore of social and Spiritual waste. We hope that our schoolt true to its namesake and the questing spirit of pioneers of every western frontier, shall be 3 Plymouth Rock from whose firm foote hold shall spring a continuous stream of hardy souls whose faces are lifted toward the far away shore of a new Pacific. Men and women, who. in these halls now so new. but which time shall hallow and make sacred in and to their memory. shall have touched hands with the great cultural heritages of all time and all lands. shall have learned from the great spirits of the ages and their own experiences such a measure of true greatness as shall cause them to reflect courage, tolerance. justice. industry. fortitude. love and culture. in their personal living and social relations to the end that they shall consecrate themselves to the fulfillment of the American dreamy It shall be their pillar of fire by night and their cloud by day. They shall be the sons of the lighted lamp and the girded loin. They shalt seek the truth with unflagging zeal. even with broken fingers and bleeding hearts, and they shall demand the same right for all men, They shall be the evangelists of justice when poverty fronts wealth. when the humbler race faces the arrogant. when social. economic. or re- ligious groups stand at grips; when the conquered trembles before the con- queror, they must brave the passion of affluence. pride. bigotry and power, to the end that, finally, in no realm or sphere shall there be a Punic victory or a Carthaginian peace to tester and poison the souls of men. There shall be ushered in the time when the common sense of most shall hold a fretful realm in awe and the kindly shall slumbery lapt in universal lawt'l They shall believe in the sacredness of personality of all persons. regardless of race. color, creed. or oosition. Christianity teaches the brother- hood of man. democracy hi5 equality Common law says his house is his castle. They must prove that his soul is his kingdom. a sovereignty carrying an obligation to him to make it divine, but which no person on earth may trespass. Sons and daughters of Jordan! The years will make your number legion and if you are true to your school. to its namesake. to the American dream. to the spirit of the pioneere this shall be your Grail. God grant you success. for your quest is holy. JOHN WILSON JOHN Wt WILSON DEDICATloN WEALIZINC that whatever measure of suc- cess Jordan High School will have attained is. in a large measure, due to the vision, unfaifing energy, ahd szntertty of purpose of one who has been its leader since its beginning four years ago, the I937 staff of the Trail B1azer dedicates this year book to our principal. John W. Wilson. Mr. Wilson has accepted the charlenge of the new order and has forged ahead courageously in the face of those difficulties which con+ront every new school. but which have been increased because of- the adversi- ties faced by the Long Beach schools after the earthquake of March 1933. His guidance and leadership are an inspiration to the faculty and student body alike. ' -' iFikiCW'?iiif THE TRAIL BLAZER 95c. WILLIAMSON Vin Prlnclpll ALTA CASSELBH'UIY Cuuma-Ior and Dean 04 Girls ETHEL BAICOCK SId-I Sulfur. EBBE BERG! Shnllhlnd, Typinl PAUL BDRGFELD Cummeuial Law. Sulil Culturi HELEN CAMPBELL Social Cum... RICHARD CLINE thslsal linealiun MARJORIE nvmson inglisll. Jnulmllsm MILDRED DRUSCHEL Homzmnling MINERVA DUDLEY Milli: LYDIA nooerru Hamemaklng LUCILLE manna Hmml Education ROCKWELL xmp Phynlul Educa'inn ANN! KEIDEL Sndal Cullulc. lumen English, German. Spanish HAROLD LOVHOV Suzinl Culfurz non MEADOWS um . I hli: Speakln' DEMERRIS MOON Home Nuulng Six NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN CLAUDE PECK DOROTHY RANKIN ADA REINERTSON VIVIAN RILLIET REATA ROGERS CHESYER SMITH FORREST SMITH ROLLAND THOMAS YHELMA TRAFTDN Chlmislry, Physics ommm. land Social Culture A Languages Induilria! Arts Typing, Buokknnplng Industrial Am Dramnics. Physical Eduealinn FACULTY PAUL WHITE Science. Mathemarlu HAZEL ZIMMERMAN LIbr-ry HLLIAN HENDRICKSON Main Ofliu- and Aflendancc MARGARET DOIDGE Vlce PrinclpaPs and Cnunselnv's Clerk HELEN AVERY Principarx Clerk ALICE CAIRISON Llhrary Assiiianf Seven . ifN-y-ARY-ERADUA-TES'J THE TRAIL BLAZER FORREST ANDKISON Svudem Endy Pres; a Track: Varsny Track 36.; Capt. B Tratk '35; Samar E Pr:5 Can! Varsity Football 35: Smdeni Paiml WILMA ARMSTRONG Scholarship 4 Sank, SPudenf Patrol: Chdsimas Pageant ELLEN AUSTIN Scholarship l Selm; G.A.A.;J Club V. Pres. '36: Sluden' Slore Mgr; Social Arts: Ouhng Club. nu aunou Track a Emman LOUIS CADIEUX Band: omega SYBL CAMPIELL GAR: J C1ub; Outing CluIL Tennls Cmb, Boosren Treas Boosters '56; Umlurm Beard; Schnbrihip Z; HasIess cum; Smdenl 3mm, MARSHALL CECIL Track. Football. CUNTINE CHAIN BoosYEr. Coer of Ateiwiies '56: GAA Huslnss Club. J Club, Oang Club: Scholarship 5; V, PIES. Schalalshm '34 Scam Ans; Tenms cuuh Press-Teleglam Cnrrespondem '36. ALICE CIOWELL mum ; Student Palral; Soph, pms Pres. Boosters '34: Comm of Altairs '34: V. Pres G. L '36 Pres. Uniform Board '36: V Prns Serum Class FLORENCE EARL Glee Club. 0 L. Rup.; Scholarshtp 1 Sem. EDITH FISHER G.A.A.. svuaem Patrol; Outmg Cmb; G. L. RED; J Club. SYDNEY FRAZIEI ARLINE F001! Ccunml Rep. '36 Hasless Club. GENE GARDNEI Baskclball. Cant. Varsviy Baskeibau '35: Foch baH. Easebalt AGNES CRAWFORD Boosrcy; Glaze Club: UShErEllr. DOUGLAS HAMILTON Science cum; HI Y. HARRIETT HAWLE'I GAIL: G L Rep I Sem: Kodak Cmb: GinE Cmb: SWle Revue Awald '36. DORIS HEGWER Scholarship 3 Semi: Bnusfer: V. ?res. Boosters; Pres Banners '36 G. L. Rep I Sam; Teams Club: Ouling Club: Hostess Club Set: '34: Christmas Pageant MELVIN uowun Fumbau; Baseball; HI Y: smdem Patrol; Glee Club. JEANIOE HUBBELL Chnslmas Pageant, mac Club, San cmc- Club MAY IKIDA MYILK WILHELM Q L. Rep. 2 Scm Bnusfar; Usherelle, IILI. IRWIN BasketbaH: Football. PHILIP JONES Eight Tvack: Senior A Pres; Scholarship D 5mm, 50mm Ans; Graduatiun Speaker, NINETEEN TH I RTY-SEVEN Nme KNOX KENDALL LUTIE KINBER DILMAI KINSLOW B Fou'ball: Varsily Foulhall '36 Easketbalh Se: Senlur A Class; Track, Flteman. FLOYD KNAFP C Easke'ball, Science Club MILDIED LEFFIIT C1ee Club: Studen' Slum, Orchestra. MILDRED LOSIER Glee Ciub: Tleas CLee Club 1 Serum: Ovchesfra. IIINAID MARION Baskelbal! Manage! X SEm.L Temms: H! Y: Scmnce Club WAYNE MILLS FonlbalL CHARLIE MDRYON Amelican Olympic Eicychz Team, Summer 36. NDBEIT MORTON Fua'blll; Track: School Paper 95; HI Y SADA NAKAMA Transkr ham Clearwaren Junior Honar Guard REX ODILL Foolball: Tratk; BaschaH: HI Y: Fireman; Pahul. FAT D'SULUVAN Tuck: FcotbaH; Basketball; Treas. Seniur A Class. IELVA PI PI! Outing Club. EUWAID PRINGLE Baskelbalv: Track; Foomall; nsehaIl: V7 Pres Bnys' League '36 Glee Club. WILLIAM ROBERTS FnolbaH. PETER IDEBNS Trunk; Science Club, S'udenl PatroL MARY ROBISON Scholarshi 6 Sam: Booster; CAA ; 67 L. Rap. 4 Sem.: ms. Schularship '3 Tveas. BODSIEIS 35; Prus. Tennis Club '36: V. Pros. Bonslers '35; V. Pres, Tennis Club '36: Ouhng Club; J Chub PrES; Sfuden. Pafral, SchcoX Paper; Graduation Speaker WILLIAM IHOADES Football LOWELL IUTLKDGE Baseball; Fxremaru Glee Club. LYDIA SCHWAITZ CL L RED. 3 SeITL: Glee Cmb, Dramalics Ciub Publn: Speakin ; Jumor Honcr Guard; Hasless Club; Student amzl, Scholarshtp l Sam. LEE SCHWEITZIR W Y; Schom Mural; Schncl Papcn HELEN SCHEIER Glee Club: V. Pres. Glee Club 15: Dramalics Ciub. Pubhr. Speakmg: Sludem Patrol, DOROTHY SHDDK Transfer from Poly High; TEHI'IIS Cwub. JANUARY GRADUATES 0 o UiKNUEV' 6 RA in U CLASS OFFICERS FHILIP JONES Prcsvdenl DOME HECWER , VKEerSIden! DELMAR KJNSLOW , Sgcrcmry PAT OSULLIVAN Tteasurc-I THE TRAIL BLAZER ROIEIT SMITH WAYNE SFUIIIEI Boys League Rap 1 Serum Council Rep 1 Sum. Track. HI Y LELIA STEELE Eousler; Ushurelle; mum: Speaking, HARRY ETEVENSON EasEbalJ; E Fquball, Capl. E Easkeiball '35, THELMA SYINSON 8AbA Uniform Board; Glee Club: Ouling u ROY STOK ES Basketball. LILLIAN STOVE! Kudak Cmb, DOROTHY TIGHT Counmi Rep. 2 Sam; Booster; Ushereife. WILBU I TWEDDLE Trazk Manager: Scholarship l Semesler: Boys League Rep. 1 Sam. Stage Crew; Cnunul RED. 2 Sam; Farrow. RAYMOND WALKER Cauncu Rep. 6 5m Scholarshrp a 5.2m; Set. Boys' League '35 Lenarman's Club Ten N r NETEEN TH IRTYi SEVEN Eleven ANDREW BAKER Basketball; Counci' Rep. HELEN BAKER Transfer hum Taft High: Hi Tri; Glee Club FEIN BARTHOLOMEW Transfer mm wm nzhmcax High. Clcwland. Chin. Hi TH. KENNETH BECKWITH Buys League- Rep. 2 Sam: Boys Leagun Prns '36 Varsw Baseball '35 '36. '37: Foqlbnl' Manager 3 Sncial Arrs; Palral SaVelv Comm 137; strum Play lOLA BENSON Caunci' Rep W Semu Bons'ur. Hw TH; Junior Hanur Guard: Rec. Sec. G. L.. Drum Mauw. Onenfal Club1 Che cum; Socwal Arts. V ERA IENTLEY Pres. UnMorm Buatd ';36 V. Pres. Uniiorm Buard '35: Unilorm Board ROD 5 Sam. . 0. AA; Glee Club; Outing Ciub1Buosmr;Sacia' Arts. CIrIs' Leaguc. KATHRYN ancEVIN Outing Club. MARY BIDDIEK WYNDNA BISHOP Booster. V Pres.HITr1 36, C.A.A.1 C. L Rep. 2 Sam: Hi TIi DOROTHEA ILAKEMOIE Council Rep, 1 Sem. ELERY BUSH Pres Sucial Arts '36. '37. anlbaH. Track: Arr: School Paper: Samar B Class Prus., Councli Rep. 2 5em.1 Hi Y. Palm MARY IUTTERaAUGN Pres. Hi Trl '35 Sec Orlan'al CILID 3:6 L. Rep l Sam 1 Euusfer: Somal Aris. G'ee Club' Jumor Honor Guard. ARV?! CALDWELL Transfer from Four High: Band; Orchesira CLAUDE EAIE'I Council Rep 3 Sem.; Tormls Capt. '36. Szho'af- ship I Sum; Paiml. ANNA CA5! Orchesila. DICK CHASE FcoVbaH. Basketbau: Basvball. RIIA COULTER Orchesim; Chm Club; Hones; Club. MILDIED DEVERO 0792 Club ELAINE DE VINNA Song Leader 3 52m 1 Council Rap. 3 5cm.: SEC. Outing C'ub '316 Baosmr. Hx TH. Social Arm. Pahcl. Set. CAA '35 '37: Chrisfmas Pageant; Paper SVaH. Social COMM '37; J C'ub Junior Honnr Guard: Dms League CARMEL DODCEN Se: Sonslars '36. Pres Boosters '37: UnH'urm Board Correspondln 52:. G. L '36. '37: Pres Tennls Club '36' Sr. ularsh 2 58m 1 Hastess Club; Social Arts; 'Fraas. Sunlor Class: Assislam Editor Annua'A VEIALD DIANE lAUIENCE FRICKER Buys' League Rep 259m. Councll Rep 1 SEM' . Fuuiba't rack LEO GARDNER JACK CARVER Cuunnl Rep. 2 5Cm.; Track. Taurus: Comm, Safely '36. Sthuol Play. v. Pms. H Y 137: Schcol Paper: Social Avis. 0 JUNE CRAHDUATES . THETRAIL BLAZER KLIZABETH GIANNINI Bower; Haness Club: Umlcrm Bum cum; smog: Plan v7 Pres anasrers a . n. K. com Transfer frum Poly th; B Fconlll, Publvmh Comm '37; Paper sun. Advanismg Manager of Annual; Public Address Annountel; H! Y. Sucial Ans: Boys' League Rep ; 52ml: Council I Sam ; Ticke+ Sales Manager. JEAN GRAHAM Glee MARCARITE GUSTAFSON GAA: owing Club Secretary '35; Glee cum: Orchestra. MARCUERITE HARVEY Pres, Cir's League '566 '37: Umform Board Pres '36; CDUI'IEII 2 Sem.; V. Pies, C,A,A, '35 36 Song Leadnr 2 Sam Pres. Program cm: '36 Outing Club; J Club Glee Club. Fag; Slaff Schoo' Pia Ecostqr: Sec. Boonevs H: Trw Hostess Iub: Chrmmas Pageant; Jun- iur Humor Guard. FRANCES HATHAWAY OrthcsVra, Chu- Ciubl ELEANOR HAUSER Scholarshm 3 Sent: Hostess Club, Buuster; Tennis Club; Seance C'ub; Ourmg Club: PanuL ROSANNA HENLEY Schaiavshrp 5 Sem. Sec; Scholarship '35; Pres smaxmhip 3? dating Club' Tenms C'ub; Pies Amman Club 36- Bausr ; Eocslcr Par- liamentarian '37 C. L. Rep 2 Sem.: Orlemal C'ub: Paper Sfaff. Christmas Pa eanI. Press- Yeleg'ram Correspanaem; Social res, Hi Tm School Piay, Hus'zss Club; MARGARET HEIIORN LENA JOHNSON VIOLA JOHNSON RALPH KIDEZE ADAIR KROMIKA Sc: Uniform Board '36, '37: HusPess Club; Glee Club; Emster. RUSIELL LANGWOITNV Fuuibaliz Tennis; Track Manager; HOWAR I! LAWSON Sumur C'ass Pres. School Bugler: SIudenl Body Mana or '135 V. Pres HI Y 36 T7235. Hi Y '36: arrol; Boys' League Rep. 1 52m . Counml 5am Social Ans, Treas '36 '3 Band; Orchesfra; Glee C'ub AUDATHED H N DEN Schulmmp 5 Sem' Olien.5' Club, Hi 1m CA A Pres Language Club '37. HICHAID lUN'I' THOMAS LYLE Transfer from BUIIEY3 Idaho: H1 Y. Samar Ans; Sec HI Y 36; Sun Correspn'JndcnI; Public Ad: dress Announcer: TiCkEP Sales Mgnagur '36, 37. Foorbarl Manager 36; Tenms: Editor of Annual schuur Papzr DAVI MARTY Sluden! Body Pres, Soph. cum m9; Ccmm. Of PubHCIlv '35 Var Iv BaskerbaH Cipr '31; Track: Hy Y Pres '36; cme cwub Pres '36; Cnunml 2 Sem 505ml Ans- Pa e! Staff; Junu rm Edllm' 'La I'Janvnr-I ' SPaff. Mral. HUM E! M ELTON WILLIAM MEYER MAI LAVERGNE MILLER answr; V. Pres. Bnosfars '135 G L Rep l 38m, CINE Afhiehc Comm '35. '36 37. Pm lam Dub J Club: OUIing Cl;ub Tennis Clu Chlis'mas Pa eanr: Social Arls: Patna; Clan;- Club Jumur onor Guard: Hasless Club SYBIL MUKILLO IRA NUCENT Twelve NINETEEN THIRTYisEVEN ; J'U N E GRiABmi-FEE iiiii ; WANDA FAIR JOHN PETERSON FautbaIL Ghee Club LEAH POOLE Glee Club. SYEVENS PRICE Scienze Club: Pallm EVELYN IAMSEV Unilorm Hoard 1. Sem.. Scholarshm 2 Sam: PafrnL Booster. Drum MajoL V. Pres C L '37; Jumnr Hunur Guard RAYMOND IAY Bovs' League Rep. 1 Sem: Tennis: Tennis Mani agw '36. 37, Patrol; Glee Club; Chnslmas Pageant CHISLIY IIEVES OPAL HICKS Cnunnl l 52m; L1 L, Rep 2 5m; Jumor Honor Guard: Patrol: Booster Scholarship 5 Sem.: Sec. Schwarshlo E7: Hostess Elm: Busy nass Manager Annual: Paper Sta , Chnstmas Pageant MILTON IOEERYSON TeHmS: Tuck Gme Ctub: Hi Y: Basketball WILLIAM SANDERS BasketbnlL BRUCE SCHDUIDE Fcofbalh Haseball, CounCH l Scm Pa'rnl JACK SCOLKS a Fastball Cap! '36 Trazly Track Cam '35. '36; Tennis: Tennis Cam. '35: SchoXarship 3 Sum: Science Club; Semor I3 Treas . Jame: Class Pres.: BO 5' Athefic Cmnrn. '36; Bnys' League P725. '3 1 Farm. Cnunmh Snclal Arm. Sec. 59ml Ans '36, m Y JACK SPREIER FoolbaH; Baskaball; Track; Pres HI Y 35, IOBEIT STON E Palmi. MILDRED TAYLOR Christmas Pageant RUYH THOMPSON mac Club. Boaslcr. CLYDE TIAYNOI Varsity Foolbali: Varsity Track; Basketbml EDITH VAUGHN Schwarshlp Z SEW! Glee Club: Hounss Club, O, L, Rt: 2 Sam; Countil 1 Sem.; SUGSIEL C.A.A : gu'ing Club JANE VIAL Hushzss Club: Council 1 Sem.; Secretary Senior Class; Man Club. WILMA WALL ommg Club MARGARET WATT Transfer from Gmdc Rack Nebraska; Duhn; CLub: cm Club; FAY WEI! Transler horn Excebior High; Qrzhesna; Panel. khomship 5 Sam Hostess Cmb. Se: thuXari shun '36, Pres. Scholarship '36: Snow ANS. Emslw; SergeanLALArms Boosters. Manager Tennis Club IIVEILY WHITE GLINM WILCOX Thirteen Foclball: Boys' Athletic Comm '37; V, Pres. Samar Class. Panel: 50cm Arts; Scholarship 1 Sam; Basebau, THE TRAIL BLAZER 0 JUNE GRADUATES O CLAUD WILKIN VNSIW FooVDaH. GWENDOLYN WILSON Sihnlarshin r Srm: Clre Cluh Dump Club' C..A.A., Tennis Club. LOUISE WILSON Oullng cum VIRGINIA WILS9N Eausler G L Rep. I 5mm. Tenma Cluh 50m '36, Pros Tenms Chm '37 deolarahwv b hem: Sotial ArIs Outing Club: Schom Play, Parml CLI FFORD YOCKY Track. Fumbail. Scholarshm 3 Sam. V PIES Schoiarsmp 35 H Y 591. 33 Prns Hi v 37; Salal Arts. Suual Arts Parhamcnlaman i7. cmmmas pagan Ortheslra: men cm; Band; Scmncn Club JACK JOHANSEN Fomball. CLASS OFFICERS HOWARD LAWSON , Presldcnl GLENN WILCDX , Vlcueremdenl JANE VEAL - - Scuahaly CARMEL DODGEN - Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS WINTDN WWIHERTS , Presidem JOE DOYLE 7 VwcchrL-sidcnl AL SCHLECHT , Socreiary EUGENE LOVE Treasurer TWELVE-B CLASS ' ' ' . Rnwl: Evdyn Saunders, Manan Ramdam. Dora Burton, Emadcn Hume, Jnan Lappm Margnrcr 0.1mm. Mudmd Hnwmd . RuwZ:Marwn Law Dunam Chxldnrs Wmmn chhcrtg Gem: Lave Joe Doylg Beatrix Rabinsh NaHa Bakcr. Gwynr- Shun. wade Pierce Irene Fax, Maxmc Rubcnson. Genevieve Kublcv, Al swam Pnnv Jnnmsnn . Ruw3:Mr. Mnaduwx RAymnnd Mnnr, Wnynry Hermon, A McGihom Jnhn McCancn. Bud INDW, Bub Stanley Jess Hume Dchr Ruggm's. CHH SvmpsGrL Mr Fnck RawhNborm Wclch. Eunice WtHard. SrcHa Stefley. Luum: Fwshcr. Lnrralnc Pch'rscn, Jam- Redmond. CDrm Huvh Dorukhv Teagun Ran: Mat ThilMas Dornrhv wacrhn, szmia Johnson Ros-e Schoenmg Rum Thomas. Svhna McDaer Chamone SHchy. Bernice Treynor. Bony Irwm Evclvn Perms, Eva Hemck, Kathmcn Homer. Lurlme Harm Virginia LaElmm Arm: SweH. Manama CrandaH. EHen Eakms. Mudmd Warren, Cural Kuumxs, Mn Kcmu RawhEhmv Buck. Dom: Loll'wan. Thvlda Jennlsun. EHchn Baker. Margie Morrlsun. RiKhard Eumrm Hubert DLIvaH. Dick Jackson. Lcwts Anplcgnm. EIII Sahng. Duane Thayer. BIH Hcllmnm Dunn Erumlcy, Troy 200K mu Mmr. wrgn Mcxsm Hamlci lems Row 4:WcMon Akari Bruce Madcud. Dnan BcnncH. Doranc Ward. Kenneth Schwasg. Jlm Atmslwng, Rnhen Cushman. Jack Shmk Marwn Wuom Bub stcr. J, w, 'rhm-uasan Jatk Tubim Lloyd JMuhs. Chasm Rmhardsm. Jerry Gardner, Em: Strung, ELEVEN-A CLASS ' ' ' CLASS OFFICERS JOHN BUCKLEY - President ERMA HUSK , VwceVPrcsidcnr ELAINE NELL , Secreeafv BOB GRAHAM 7 Trcasumr ELEVEN-A CLASS ' ' ' Rawhlohn Buckluy, era Huak Elam: NoH. Bob Graham. Row 1:Amcrr Laucr, Bah Dayna Junmv Hnuw Erucn RLIrnrMcr Bub Van Honk. Kenneth Kirk James Brady. Elton Varney. DonaM Mnlcr Bob Romero. Wayne Manon. Mel Denmi, Jim Crmg. Leonard Erccs. Tom HaH. Cmrdun MHlm. Chff Turner. Dona1d Trawor. Row3:BarcA EdSaH Lt?! OH, Barbara Wymola, Bony Lnu Duran, HdEn Prozhnuw Rabcna Gleason Flora Mehmmah. Elma McKinme. Parry Hommg Helen Carhrighl. willyo Snum Bobble Saws. Mite erhrHcr. BoHv lnhns. Shwmv CrrH Ruw4: ShiHby Ahlf. Cnrhcrmn Zirwcr, Vbimn Miller, Ma Hungerfuni Florentc KICHCK Cnrmdmc Haovcn Charhnc SVuL-Ie. Wdham Hmlnor. Kmmmh che, Perry Hnlmral. Stanley Hzmkcn ngmua Horton lune Haynes BcHy Yam: Huxmr Ktzcr. Mary VWEHCY. Rowl: Esrher Damon. Bamc Own. Dmomy Sum. Phwm Comm 1.1mm mam Mm mm Kmm Velma K055, Mmgawt Kmmnmn Ruwl:Robgrl Conkllrn James Tnmhhng Augusta Lawqu Annrw Snlcrncm Anmc Lug Hummcfh BnHy Amachct EEMrz Nebon. Vwma Brcnnm! Shwloy chkqnom Herman GusmVsnm Bch Camphulh Ehmi' DunlaD Maw MnHH'L Man, MoMteH. Dom Pmuruun. Dawn Folmmy. Rnwi;fim Hansom Maulug Nickm Marlyn AxMH, wmy Ambro' Ray Smnh, Bruce DcYuung Edwm amen wa. anam Ht: Enrlgcs .n. Robe Sluchcl. Vwcmr Scanner rv Gwhson. LaVrmc CUabun, Vnrna Row4: Evan Schwartz, Grover Segumu, Manm ermnn, Bill Mcixgtn Ed Chauhc!h Maurwn 000m RaV Chaukmt KL'iH'I CWIUCVX Max SuHM. P-ladmo Radku Mac Sorcnsvm Muss DnQMHm Muss DrusghL-H ELEVEN-B CLASS ' ' ' CLASS OFFICERS EVON SCHWARTZ - Prwaldvnl ROBERT ELOCHER , Vwcc Frnnidrnt LSTHER DANIELE , Scrmlary AUGUSTA LAWSON , Treasurvr TEN-A CLASS ' ' ' Row h Domlhv Mnhnffnyl Bdhu Washmmh, Sada Spam Dc-mwc Tlgm, WH-ullrrti Dunaway Luerr Crawiord. Paula Jansen, Geraldine Bram. Kaihwcn WHsmL Durmhy Sayslnl. Mary Lcdbctlcl. kcnnnrd Tuwnr, Cunnnc Slamn, kaz! WEN Wallr'r Ray. Catharine OH, nawhblcen Rmmann Kamermc Gardner, Evphm Palm Rum Surmn, Margam DnVoung. 00mm, HaNuy, Murml Andersun, Frances Hauscl, Esrhm 51mm, CmuWn Frwzc, Maly 0mm Dormhy Srvmh, Barty Mug Nancy Ragga SybH mm 10y Freeman Hoththev Ann Tavmr, Axleen Thnmpsan, Finrnnzz- Romano, CCEM Sage GMHH Scrahcm, JACK Cnsharm Gordon Vernon. Harold Dudgcn, I'llswanh ernra. mom Sh'umm Harem Wmems. BIH ng Aubrey Lumnnm Malian Srcmhndgc, ma Dmmn, Sam smwmam Rmhard Cum, warm. Hume Mr Whifc Inw4: Mr BovglcirL EVH Uerk. Edward Harrison, Terry Marstorx Hnmm lehnrru. AHhur Ncahr. o Ruwl:Vr.rrmn Pmruz. Rnbcn Gnllcdgm Marma Janr Kxhlcu ergmla Warm, Jeanna Crunrn Hmm Marron, lem Johnson, MmgurcHn Law Challcs 3Uw9rs. Evdyn Dunn Jewel Gnaham. Norma Scott Evelyn Tnpu Ham Damongcaux. 5mm wnhdmsm I Row Z:Donnld MtKay. van Lmdmv, Ruth annlvy. v-mm Evans. PaYsy Fletcher DL-loy Crulthhclm Geraldmc Caym. Dumas Mmm Dam Dull. Dnrmhy Wilsun. fcnmz' Mac AHlson, Dummy Crmkm, Helen EurreH, Hamimm Cramor Hclcn Muudy, Helm Keaton Mrs mm - Raw 3: Mr. SmHh. LL-Ruy Easlmn. Clyde MrKay Harry Clsaeil. mm Bangcwn Eugene Washmgmn Mawu Furushlru. Kay mehzy, Ralph Clnvnland. Rubcrl LE0. Tum 3mm: Paul Kmmus, Hmum wansnk Jark Mauro levm Erewen Kenneth Bnggs. Albert MaxwalL Harry Takahamd, Bunm Cawany, Jack Kollya Ray McCoxd, Ccram Hangman, Ram: summer . Ruw4:Waync wmncy Hoyc scawm Clmrk's Possum, am: Pauln am 5an Em Mgmmgm Mwlton Drrwam, Jon Tram Dunara Laugec TEN-A CLASS ' ' ' CLASS OFFICERS JACK GWSHAM - Prnstdum MARY LEDBETTER - Virc-PrciXdc-It HENRIETTA CRAMER , 50K rTrcas CLASS OFF-ICERS DON CARRISON Presldcm TOM SCOLES - Vtcu-Pmslclnm BARBARA CAMPBELL - Scr. .Treasr TEN-B CLASS ' ' ' I Rnw'l:Eva Icnnkon, Bony Wyarl. Martclq Fmt-cr. DOrOIHc-q! Schum: Comm Crow. Barbara CHWDbE-H. Alma Farlu: Emcsh Lakms. - Row 1: Don Harl'my, Kcm quawd, Jack Blakcmom Dan Gnmsou, Lammcc nmmm. GrcHa Scwdbwrg Irma Blair. Mndred Johnson Adm Warren n w Murray. dean. Altmrl Horam HamM Jessmgs Harbin: Simuh. Saily Plc a Eurmn Raw3:ancH BLKk. Jamcs Wyatt Ruhem Zlnn, Lvlr Rich KJH Myrmo. DnmcL Wands. Arihm MwHor. Mrs. Hmfwmri I Raw 4:Flavd Prulhh Draw lnbodcm Keiih Hams. Tom Scales Joc Wlmc. LN: Mavns REIrJ ChrMDnscm lebur Lunh Horizon Finley Knux Rngvru THE TRAIL JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL LOG FOR 1936 mng OCT. ZthJ'hA. OrchESlra. under the leader- ship of Mr. Dixon, plays ior Student Body Assembly. ZZhDr. Lui lalks to Oriental Club on the Oriental language. Z9-Jordan B Foarball Squad plays Monrnvia al Monravia. Score. 070. First edmon of Jordan h'Flimsy comes Out. ZOhJordan Varsity Football Team defeats Monrovia Varsity a? Jordan. Score, 19-7. NollhBoys' League presents a navel pro, gram, Bug Broadcast 04 V337. ihBoys' League repeats program. ihDr. WI French speaks '0 Junior A's and Seniors. Onental Club entertains at Mary BUNGL- baugh's. FJordan Varslty Eleven plays Burbank Var. siry, losing 21-0. 'oiMrs. Rice speaks to Sophomore 8': on Home Membership. llh-Armlshce Hohday. th-Raphael Enimanuel speaks '0 Junior 3': on-Arabla. Persua. Mempulamia and As- syrla. IigJordan Varslly Football Team plays El Monte, baing defeated by l9-7. ITuPictures of the Orchestra and Booster girls taken by Press-Telegrarn photographer. IShMr. Hollingsworth. from Adult Education Depar'mem. speaks to Senior Class. IriuHi School Girls' Lealue meeting at olv. ZOhJordan Varsiw Eleven versus Pasadena. Jordan defeated IS-O. Tri-Hi School danCe at Municipa1 Audu rorium. Alumni welcomed back to campus. ZihThanksgiving baskevs planned by sections. ZQhCasY members of Christmas Pagaant chosen. ZskThanksgiving baskets given to families. 26-27-Thanksgwing vacation. ZTiJordan, Poly and Wilson hold Hi-Tri recognition. DEC. IHJovdan E baskelball team plays Dewey. Jordan victurious 25-0. Jordan Varsity versus Dewey Varsity. Jordan winning by 47-8. thordanhs basketball five wms aver Nar- bunne Varsity. Store, 29h2'l, Jordan Bhs lose m Narbonne 7-l3. Mr. Jacksnn speaks 0n Charade! at sophomore assembly. QhScholarship Society admitted as Chapter 283 into the California Scholarship Feder- anion. TiRabbi Franklin speaks Io Socml Cullure classas now studying lhe Hebrews. l-Aordan Varsity basketball versus Beverly Hills ll Beverly Hulls. Score. Jordan Varsity 2!, Beverly Hills Varsity 26. Jordan B's l2. and Beverly Hulls 3'5 '4. ll-Oivh' Play Day at Wilsan H$gh School. IShJordan plays basketball with Poly, dean Varsity l2, Poly Varsity 36. Jordan 8's 7. and Poly 5'5 36, 17HChristmas Pageant. 18vChrislmas Pageant. JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL LOG FOR I937 JAN. S'iordan Varsity defeated by Wilson Varsity at basketball, 19-35. Jordan E's iikewise defeated by Wilson. 5-i8. 6-Senior A meeIing. Usherenes chosen for graduaIion, Thjurdan C's play Excelsior C's at basketball. Scale. Jordan 3. Excelsior M. l-Jordan and Excelsior Varsity 'ives proved to be perfectly matched in a baskatblli game which scored 33-34 in Excelsimhs favor, Jordan 3': versus Excelsior B's, score 34-!4, in Jordan's favor. lthominees for student body offices speak to student body. ' Dr. and Mrs. Hull show pictures and weak to Social Cuiture classes and OnentaI Club members. l4hJordan C's versus Mcntebello C3. Jordan 5. MontebeIlo 38. Student body election reOurns. Dress review, IShJordan Varsity and B Teams in tilt against Montebelrn. Jurdan Varsity 38. Montebelw l4. Jordan 5'; 26. Moneebello Z9. IDiJordan Day assembly. Luncheon given for presidents oi all clubs. ZD-Awald assembly. Installahan of student body officers. Senior Class Day. ZliSemm rehearsal. ZZhJordanhs first mid-year graduation. with a graduahng crass of 61. Student speakers are Mary Robison and Philip Jones. Report cards, New programs for next semester. ZShEegmmng of new semzster. 21-Sanior officers elected. Zthl-school play cast pava chosen, Z9-AIl-s:hool play cast completely chosen. Jordan Varsily and 9's play Monrovia Var. sity and B's. Score, Jordan Varsity 29. Monrovaa Varsi'y 21, Jordan 3.5 25. Mon- rovia 3'5 24. BLAZER Eighteen NINETEEN THIRTYisEVEN Nineteen JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL LOG FOR 1937 mm FEB. IbBooseers elect new oificers. iiFirst day bays and girls dress for gym. l-uHOme Management class visits Twenhefh Century Modei Home. Sidean's Varswty, B's and C's are Victorious over Burbanki ScoreV Varsities. 4l-l9: B's 23-20; Gs IE-IS. F. T. A. dance at Houghlan Park. louScholarship instailalion of ohciEEFS. Orient- al Club election. iiFlimsy publishes its first EXTRAn lliJordan Benefit dance at Y.MiC.A. IZbEI Monte Varsiiy and B's tramp1ed on the Jordan Varsity and 8': lo the tune of 3642 and 3248. Dr. Calhoun addresses sludent body at Lincoln Day assembly. l'IbStudems view Human Adventure. lB-vStudenrs vnew HThe Plow that Broke the Plains. l9v-Jordan Varsity and E's defeated at baskelv ball by Pasadena. Score. Varsity 28-35. B's l4w28. Zl-u-Washington Day assemblyi Boosler bani quet at Robinson Hotel. ZFDr. Weiman speaks on social adiustmenlsi 16;P, T, A. dance. ZTbIZ-A English class has dinner 3! Dr. and Mrsi Casselberryis and attends ihe pei. farmance Of HEmma at the Pasadena Community Playhouse. MAR. ibPap assembly for the annual. P.T.A. tea in the library. Dr. Welman speaks to $he P.T,A. in the evening. Sip, T. A. dance 6-bBocster Club and Hi-Y go to Mt. Baldy. IObVarsrty basketball team defeals HFacully Clowns 26-22. Faculty Clownenes lose to ngls' ream 14A4. Co-educaiional gym class gives a hockey demanslraiiun before the Senior A section. IIMLuncheon served to the Varsity and B basketbali teams by the foods classes, Track meet with Paly. IS-Plans are beginning to formulate for Pioneer Day. lsiTeasers from Meet Unzle Sally is pref sented by the cast. I'leaster iuncheon is given by advanced iced classes. Iabwee: Uncle Sally, rim school play. prer sented by cast of 17. students. l9bElectlon of kings and queens for Pioneer Day, Sophomores: Aileen Thompson and Jack Grisham; Juniors: Rosie Schoening and John Buckley; Seniors: Mae LaVergne Miller and Jack Carver. 21-297Easier vacahon. SOiFather and Daughter's Ianquet. 3liJuniors and Seniors hear BlewiJones. con? sulting engineer from England. speak on Britlsh traditinns, APRIL IiSenior B's join the Senior A's in Section and decide on a trip to Cataima for Ditch Day. PTvyouts for senior speakers Sophomcre assembly. Tu-Report cards issued. Virginia Wilson. Opal Ricks and Mickey Robenson chosen as senior speakers. Scholarship Somety holds its first annual award banquei at Lakewood Country Club 9iSCIEHCe students Visit Caluforma Schuo! cf Technology. P. T. A. dance. 124mm: pictures taken for the annual. IF'Sardines and uUnpreDa'ed Test pre- sented in A and B srudems. isijurdan baseball nine defeats Montebello l4-9. Jordan tennis team defeated by Monrebello, ZOaJordan. Poly. and Wilson track meet. Jor- dan wins in cfass B, ZliLanguage Club party at Recreation Park. ZJiTrack finais at El Monte. Jordan rates iuurfh out of seven entrants. 25-Studenr broadcast Over KiF.O.x. Isistudents advertise Pioneer Day at Lind- hergh. 19b5ludents prepare for Pioneer Day. SDbPioneer Day. foilowed by Pioneer Dance in YV M C. A. MAY incme Management class visits model homes, Tea at Miss Druschel's. libTraii Blazer goes to Dress And Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Befnre MAY I4HJuniorV5enior Ptom. ZSbDitch Day, ZTbHamemaklng and Art Departmems hold Open House. JUNE ZbAward Banquet, S-Award Assembly. FBaccalaureate. SbSenior Class Day. I l$raduaiicm ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES NI NETEEN TH I RTYisEVEN OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER 0 Presldeni Forven Andcrcnn Manager Howard Lawson Judielalv Commlulnnu Raymond kaer Safely commissione- Jack Carver Publlzlfy Cnmmininner Dave Many Snell! Chairman Cthne Cram Girls' AIMEE: Commlsslunar Mac LaVergm: MiHer Inn'sl mhlell: Cummisiionu hck Scales Cummlnlnnar of Affalrs Elm Bush OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER I Pvesldem Dave Many Mllullar Jack Crlshnm Judltilry Commissioner Bob Graham Salefy Commissanu KcnnL-Yh Beckwhh Publkity Cummissionnr R. K. Coon Soclll Chllnnin Elaine DDVinna Elll' AIME : Cnmmlssiuncr Mae Lavergne Milky Boys' Alhl i: Cmnmissiunzr Glenn Wilcox Cnmmilliunn no mum Elely Bush Twenry-an: . Row HCIWHHE Cram. Dave Many Farms! Annersnn, Raymond WMkcr. Jack Carvm. Kenneth Beckwwlh. Jane Veal. . nnwz: Duns Hegwnn Flame DcVinna. Margucnrc Harvcm Fay Webb, EaH Nightingaip, WHlmr Twaddln Evan Schwarlz MyHa WHhc-lm. Eabme Saul; Mac LaVergno. MiHen Ruben Payne 0 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is organized for the purpose of helping to regwate studenf sel+ government, control student achvities, and encourage fhose de- sirable social activities necessary to proper student body deveIOpment, . nnwleclcn EurrNL mum Burmm Luvvamc Pmcmm. Pnuy Hummm Mac L.w;-rgno Mwlmh VWEDI'HH Worrru Mal'guclttr Harvcy, Aunusm Lawsnm Ehmv Dt-ana, O Row2:Jack Scmct Grcnn VVHCKUL Flcrv Emh. l? K, Goen. leda Plvrcm Mamm- Robcrcsnn, Marv Cuda. Juhn Buckley KMM'H BCEkWHh. . Rnw3:Fioer SVanlcy. BHI Mc'vm; Bob Graham. Dnvc Murry Jark Carvm. Evan Schwariz Jack Carlsharrh Bah annn. Mr lehammn THE TRAIL BLAZER . Rnw'lzJarvL- Vcnl. Alice LEdbEHur. Ednh Vaughn Fay Wow Jack Carver, Lydra Schwarn. WHma Armstrong, 0pm Rinks. Bobbi:- Sauls. . Raw 1: Bill Meycn Raymond Ray, Farms? Andnrson. Dave Marlv Rnberf Smne Kenneth Beckwnlh, Stevens Price. Wilbur Twaddle, Raymund kacn Rex ODnll, Evan SLhwaer. I STUDENT PATROL Smdent Patrol has been an important part of Jordan since its beginning in 19337 The purpose of this organizafion is 10 see That sludenfs adhere to various ruIes and regMaTions necessary to insure safety sanitation. and generai order around the campus, . Row 1; Augusta Lawson, Dorothy Srrcm Phwa Colbm. Barty thns, Genuvmvc Kmlm Margueriie Hawm Opal Ricks, Ehzabulh Gxanmnh . Row 21R K. CUE . Bnb Slunc. Jack Carvcl. Lewis AmIk-gam. EHI Mmr. Rosanna chlem Artie Swan. . Iuw31Mr WwHiamsnm Slevcns Frmc, Rmhard BurnL-r. Knmmih Bcckwifh BIH Mayan Jack Scams Glenn Wme, Emry Bush. Twenty-lwc NINETEEN THIRTY75EVEN OFFICERS FIRST SEMiSTER - Pvuldnl Marguerifa Harvey Vlce- President AHU: meeli Recnldlng Seuutary Leia Benson Coll-spnnding 5:: rullrv CarmeF Dodger! OFFICERS SECOND SEM ESTER ?relldlnf Marguerile Harvey Viza- Pruident Ewiyn Ramsay Regarding Suntan Lola Benson Curlnpnndlng Secuurv Carmei Dodger: Twentynlhree l Rawhceraidinc McCaman. Hamlet Hawlcy. Aime Crnwelli Margucnm Harvey. Lola Bensnni Carmci Dodgem Viva Bcntiav, Mrs. Casselberw I Row 1: Myrie Wlihclm. Virginia Wilson. Augusta Lawson, Maxine Rnberfsmh Mary EuHerbaugh, Lniia Steele. Dara Eurmn, Margarito Gustafson. Bemicc Cuhlafsnn 0 Raw 3: Erma Husk Mrs. Hicfieidi Charlmc Stocici Domthy Bank; Man LaVErg-ic Miiier 0 GIRLS' LEAGUE Sponsoring the third HAnnual Fatheeraughters, Banquet held at the Houghton Park Club House on March 30 was the outstanding evenT on the Girlsi League calendar for this year The first year a Mother-Daughters' Banquet was heid; the sec- ond year There was a FatheriDaughters' Banquet. The girls were so enthusiastic over this sociai relationship with their Dads. that it was deeded To make the dinner an annuai affair. OTher important dates for Girlsi League were fhe Annual FalF Convention, held 3? Muir Technical High School in Pasadena and the Annual Spring Convention at Pomona High School. I Rathaxine Rnhsrhnn. Margarita Gushafsani Vera chlcyh Canm-l Dodgeni Marr guerito Harvcyi Evelyn Ramsey. Lnia Bmmm Dara Eurlon. . nnw2:Phinis Cumin, Kaiherme Gardner. Eiaii'ie Devimwi Dom'hv Snvsich Hrlwi Dnmungnauxi Marcela Fralier, Nurma Scan, Mrs Hielmld. h Row3:Wynona Bishup, Erma Husk. Bnbhm Sauisi Russia Schoemng. Smiln Stcffov, Shlllcy Cum Mae LaVcrgne Miller, . Ruwl:Sam Shemmanh Dam MLOwhun. Evan Schwanz. R. K. Gown. Ed Lewish Mn Luvmuy. 0 Row 2.: Kermcfh Beckwhh. Wilbur Twaddle, Bill Seydel. Ed Prmghz. 0 BOYS' LEAGUE The Boys: League handles boy problems Each year if sponsors a Mother and Son Banquet This year it has helped raise money for the Student Body. o. JORDAN HI TRI Hi Tri. guided by their slogan To face life Squarely. and their purpose. To find and give the best, rose to new heights during the semesters of '36 and '37. Outstanding activities of the organization included ioinf meetings with the Hi Yh banque1s, and outdoor activities. a Row 1: NM$$ Tranm Nalla Baker. amey hwvm Mary aunmbaugh, Maxine Rcbcrison. Evrwn Saundcrs Muss Camson . I'lnw ZzHizahnIh Fuller. Helm Ewell. Kaehhecn WHSnn. Margaret Hughes. Dummy Henley. thlhs Comm, Audamea Lmdcn. Rusanna Henley. Murpd Andersonh Florence Ramavvm Hermann Cramcr, Bobbie Sauls. Dow'hy Shaun. Lma Eensum Helen Baker, Vlrglma Johnson. Lamar: Flsher, shiriey Cecilh Dorothy Mahchy, . Rowizwrgmla LaBmE. Erma Husk. Jean Lappln. Gerry McCaman. Rth Thumas. Jane Redmond Bnrfv Johrwsh Annie Lou HammnH, BENV Amachen Marion Regsdalzh Jay Freeman. Katheen Homer. Alice Lndbedur, Paula Jensenh Dora Burmm leda vacch Marguerite Harvey, Elamc DeerIa. Jeanne Owner. Wynana Bishop. . Raw mmsy Flclche Anna Jahnson. Evelyn Pam; Mae Manmn, Carmnc 5mm. Mary Ledbcu-cn Willy: Smim Lurrme Harris. Esther Fem; Shirley WIHiamsun, Du uihy Su'ystcn Kelhcune Curdncr. Mary Cuda. carom. Prim Vargima Harlan. Jcny Hooven Bollc Ndsan, Eileen Ranman. Hazew Domengeauuh Marian Shrimp'un, THE TRIML BLAZER OFFICERS FI' RST SE M ESTER O Flasiden' Kenneth Beckwnh Viee-Pvesidenl Ed Prmgle Secretary Wi Hyur Twaddle OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER I President Jatk Scales Vite-Vrlsldlnl BiH Meyer Smemy John Buckiev OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER . Preside! Mary Bullerbaugh VIca-Pralldenl Maxine Robertsan Sacvnlaly Belly Irwin Treasurer Evelyn Saunders OFFICERS SECONO SEMESTER 0 Plllidenl Maxme Robertson Vica-Pnsldenl Kafhleen WHSOH Secrnhry Mumzl Anderson Traalurzr Wynuna Ewshcp Sargent at Mun Hehan Baker Twenty-wur NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER 0 Fluids ! Dave Mam VIcu-Plcfwen! Howard Lawsan Secraury Rubcrl Eintker Tullllrnl Bud INow OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER . Pruiden! CIiHord Yackv Vlcl-P Iid-nf Jack Garver seeveravy Thnmas Lyle Treasury Bud Inlcw Twenty Jive - nowhaob Payna snanlcy Haskm. Juhn Bunny Eon Marlon. Mmkuy Rubenson, Perry Jenmsun. Rav 5mm Lconard Mlnw . Ruw1:Lnunard anL-r. Raymond Raw Dave Marlvh Jack Gamer. Clifford Vucky. :00 vaal, Robert Stardom 0 JORDAN HI Y To create. mainiam. and extend throughcuf the school and community a high type of Chrtsfian character With this motto in mind. the Hi Y took up many interesting and varied topics for discussion and general appHcation around school. Besides the work done In progresswe discussmn groups. the Hi Y sponsored some of The most successfm events at schuof this year. The most outstanding was The Facuity Clowns versus the Varsity Baskefball team. . Rath K Cum . Emry Flush Ravmmul Ray. CIIHurd Yorkyh Bah Paynm Leonard Tawcn Dave Mam . Rowinne Dam, Tom Lyle. Fcrry Hnguat Ray 3mm Perry Jmmsm. Howard Lawaon, o Ruwiriohn Buckley. Bud lnluw, Bob Smmov. Jack Oarvcw. Mickey Robertson Mr Lovelav. . Rowl: Virginia WHsan, Ida Huhgmlord. CHHord Yocky. Fay Wobbw Rusanna chhzv. Eslhut Peters. Maxim: Rnbcllsunw Kafhleen WHSOn. I Row2:Mr. Whifc. Dotofhv Mahalfay, Margaret DeYoungw Chnhnc Crainw Florence Klanck, ChaHinn Siecle, Nancy Rogers. Esrhcr Damch Raymond Walker . Ruw3: Heslar szev. Opal chks, WHma Armstrong. Kafhermc Gardner, Enhbic Saws. Nice Ladhcrrcr. Maw Pobison. Mary Ledbuuen Slanmy Hasketr. O SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY The SchoFarship Society of Jordan High School was officiaHy installed Chapter 288 of the California Schwar- ship Federation December 4, 1936. H5 purpose is to foster hygher standards of scholarship and broader ideals of service on the part of the students. Members en- deavor to serve the school In all phases of the rouiine work, Activities are varied. and the most important event was The annual Scholarship Award Banquet which was held at Lakewood Country Club April 7, I937. Nineteen Seal Bearers received gold lamps 31 the banquet. o Rawlzlawcl Gridiam, Lu om Elamn Owen, Mary Lcrlhcncn Bobbin Sauls, mm. Lcdbgnm, Rosanna Henrcy. Esther Perm, Ma Hungnrfordw Velma MIHav. Margamt Miller, Margaml Wan, Ficrcncc chmrk, Esfhcr Daniel . Row 1.: Marccac Frazlcn KalhErmc Gardner, Charlmc smmc, Andaman Linden, Maxmc Robertsom Nam: Bakcn Opm Rlcks. Jcnn LaDDm. Berry WWW Mae Monml, Shirley Cecil, Haibala vaom, Margaral DeYoung. Dnnmd Miller . RnWELCurdon Vevnnn. Jack States Cicrm WHEDIL KaiNEen lestm, Domlhy Soyslcrw Vwrguma Wvlsonw Harom Dndgenw Mr. whx'cw SVanlcy HaskcH, Dnn Harhay, Mary MOHIIL Carmel Dodgenw Fay Webb. Hcsk-r Kiznr. THE TRAIL BLAZER OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER I FUeSidenl Fay Webb Vire-Plesidenl C hffutd Vucky Secrelarv Rosanna Henley SEAL BEARERS 0 Jun: 1936 Velma Bridges Gcnoln Van Buskirk Bcafricc Halvcrscm Gladys Heuman Dean Hoizgaar Henrietta JanssL-n Kathryn Mom June Slssan Esnw spw wlniarcd Wxgnvy 0 January 1931 warns Armstrong Clinline Crain Phillip Jones Mary Roman Raymond Walker ' o Junn I937 Rmanna Henlcy opax Rmks Fav chh VllEH'H-l stnn OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER 0 President Rasanna Hmmy Vice-Presiden' Allce LodbeNer Receding Secretary Opal Ricks Couespondlns Secretary Kthleen stun Tluxurel Esth-I Daninl Twenrylsi x THE TRAlL BLAZER OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER 0 Plciidcni Hery Bush Viu-Pmsldunt Bobbie Saul; Secretary Jack Scam; Treasury! How am Lawson PalIi-mennrlan CHfford Vccky OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER 0 Pvesldenl Emry Bush Viu-Preslden? Bubble Saul; hmmy Jack Scales Tvnsurer Huward Lawson FIrIIam-ntnrian Cmtord chky Twen ty- seven . Rowl: Maigucrim Harvey, cwgnn wumx, Jack Scales Mary Butmbaugh, Sybl Lamar hen Leonard Twer Dons Hegwer I Row 2: Bobble Sauls Harv Bush Fiurence Romanm Hahn Buckley. HanieHa Cramnr Dorothy Snysmn Virgina Wulsun. Rosanna Henley. Mrss Roger: . nnw3:wnbur Twedala Vera BCnHev. Joy Freeman Ahcc Lndbencr. Bony Irwlm Helen Hcng-L Hester Kilian Dave Mamyx Mary Roman, Fay chtL Carmel Dodgen, Esther Damnl, Raymmnd Walker 0 Raw 41Ma: LaVergHe MiHeI. EdHh Vaughm Jane VeaL Shilley CCUL Kcnnclh Back with. Dara Butlun. Wnda Pierce Charime Steele Elaine NeLl. Erma Husk. Jack Carver. CIiHord Yockm O SOCIAL ARTS The Social Arts Club was organized in the la'rter part of September: I936, and is composed of student body offmers, class offices. and officers of Boys and Gier Leagues. The purpose of the organization is to acquaint the students with The proper forms of etiquette and social training. A? least six different types of entertainment are planned by 1he organization. The dub sponsors demv onstrations before each important social fundion on the school calendar. 0 Rawhkusanna Henley Erma Husk. Bobbwc Saul: Emry Bush, Mac LaVctgnc MiHeL Alite LedbEHer, Bony lrw'm. . luw2:Dovofhy Snysler. Kathleen WHsnn. chrmHn Cramor. Ehino DPanm Mar- guame Harvey Vera Banny. Eame Owcm Eslhnr Danmk Lola Benson. Mary Euncrhaugn Evelyn Ramwcy. Maxmr: Robcrfson. Fay Webb. Carmrl Dodsw . Rnw3:Don Carmen. Jack Gr-sham em Mtycr. Jack Carver. Leonard Town. Stolc5. Mary Lndbcilun Dara Durham WHda Flume. Charlme 5mm WHsm. Hazel DamengeauX. Shmtv WHHamwn O Row1:CHHord Yockw Bob Pawns. John EuCkluy' Kcrmmh Hockwlth Tum Lvln R. K. Cuen, Jack Scoles. mum Wvlcax. Howard Lawson, Dave Marly. Tum angmm . Rawhboris Hegwen CarmeX Dodgenh Hesrer Kizerh val Campbell. Ame Swprn Augusla Lawsonh Elaine Null. 0 Row Z:Ru1 n Thomas, Bcnv Juhns, Virglnia Wwisun, Erma Huskh Bobbm Sauls, Alice Ledbeuev. Elame Owem Esther Danielh Ellzabefh Glannmu Marguenie Harvcyh u Rnw!:MIss Rows. ogax Ricks Ham Saharan smrrey CemL Wynona BxshoJ. Rum Thompson Helm Hegwcn Agnes Crawford, Durolhy Txgmh Charlmn Steele. Marv Roblsbn. Jan: Redmund. Mary BuHerbaugh. . Row4zMae LaVergne Mxller. Joan Lappin. BeHy Irwin, Maxmc Rahcnsm Rosanna Henlcyh Clmime Cralm Dora Burmn. mm Hmmng. Elcanm Hansel, Elamz Dar Vinna. Fay Webb. Lola Bcnson. O BOOSTERS Jordan Booster Club is an organizafion for promofi ing every noteworthy project undertaken by organiza- tions in the school Membership is timited to the 50 girls who have given service To the school by having a merlf r'ecord of IOOh an average grade of C or above, and who have held two major offices. The main social event of each semester is Qhe annual lnsmllation Banquet An, other outstanding function is the Booster DriH Team which made Jordan football games colorful and spectac- ular this season. Each year the girls give a Tea in honor of their mathers. anc- Redmund. Ehzabelh Cianmm. Erma Husk Bnbtyc 5am; Mac LaVergnc En Maxinc RDbEFTSOn, Mary BuHerbaugh, Belly Ilwlnh . Ran: KaINcc-n Wibon, Augusla Lawscm Rnsanna Henley. Buny Juhns. Ruth Thomas. Elame Owen, Esvhc: Daniel. Alice Lcdbcnen Lula Benson, Fay Wehbh Jean Lappn, Allin Ewe . Evelyn Ramsey. Shwrluv CECIL Run a:vngmia LaBme, Janice Hralm, Phyuis Curbm. NaHa Eaken Lurlma Harris. ngma Horton, Camlel Dadgcnh Margueme Harvayh Elaine Duana. chnena Cnmur. Sle-lla 5'2 th Virginia stonh Charlinc Steel; Margin Crandan. . nownzoorcmy Some... Margarci Kreisnhmen Wynona 36mph PaHy Hommg, Mary Lcdbchr, Elzma Nell. Dun! Eumm, THE TRAN. BLAZER OFFICERS Fl RST SEMESTER I Frulien! Dons Heswcr Vkl-Fllsidem Mary Rublson Surnhry Hester Kmur TV In Sybl Campheu Snvlo-nt n Am mine Neli OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER I Pmldnn! Carmel Dudgen Vln-Pruldenr Elmabeth Giannini s. uy BeHy Irwin Tl Esther Daniel Sn at Al Ann! Fay Webb Pzrlilmanllrlln Rosanna HenJev TwenYy-eight NINETEEN THlRTYrSEVEN FIRST SEMESTER . Manager Jenn Lappin . now I : Louise Fxsher, Dara Burton. Vclmu MlllElt Jean Lappmt Crraldmn McCaman. . Raw liMaKIHE Robertson Mrs, Elorge. Wllda Pmmct Nalla Bakcl. I STUDENT STORE Starting three and one halt years ago in the kitchen at the old Y, the Jordan Student Store has gradually grown and enlarged until now it does a flourishmg business Mr. Orlo Milo Rolo was the first sponsor of the Student Store and managed it for a year and a half until he went to Lowell Crammer School to become Vice Principal. Mrs. Barge then took the store for the first semester of this year Miss Doolittle ran it this last semester. Next year the Student Store will carry only school supplies, ice cream and candy because Jor- dan will have a cafeteria which will sell all pre pared toads formerly sold by the Student Store 0 Rathmnsc FlSlICL tmadnll Hume, Velma Mullen liens Foxt Mlldrcd Howarrlt Mar Mantellt I Row Z:Muurlrc Nltklt. Wllda Prcrcot Margaret Danmls. MISS Dualllllru Jean Lannm. Dara Eurlull, Boh Grahamt SECOND SEMESTER 0 Manage- Juan Lapnm Twenty-mne n RawhEvelyn Dunn, Mary Lcdbencn BHIIE Washmmh. Eunice WHlard, Dorclhv Soysmr, Evelyn Pemrs Margame Cuslafion Margaler Wan . RawhEdWh Vaughn. Jane Vcah Helen Moudy Schwartz, Mlhired Losxen Sada Nakama, Smiley Cecil. Mac ManlelL Bertha Dams, Lydia RawSrVEra Bentley. Lurlim- Harri; NaLla Baken Evdyn Parks. Adair Krombka Reba CnuHer. Ruth Thompson Roberta Ocason Barbara Wymum Curirwe Eaten. WIHve Smith. 0 GIRLS RDW4; Eiame Neil. Manon Shrimpfum Pa'sy Fletcher, Cwandmyn thson. Elmen Baker. ' GLEE CLUB Since its beginning three years ago. Girls Glee Club has contributed much to both the szhool and community It has appeared on most of the P. T A, programs and many of the school functions, includ7 ing assemblies. baccalaureafe and graduahonl 0 law I : Eannc Cruner Irma Bhlr. Mary Ledbewar, Cormnc Smten. Eva Herrick. MhidVed Dawn Felmmy. Edwh Vaughn, Pauy Fmicher. SybH MIG. DDJDms MurrIIL Norma 5CD , Gwyn Sheff - lowz: Dummy Mahaffev. MHdred Johnson, Rum Thompsun. Adawr Krombka. Marganh: Gustalsun. Vera Bentley, Wvae Smith, GwendolyH lesn'n, Eilecn Bakel, Matgalcv Watt Nam, Rugcm Agnm Sorenscn, Evelyn Tripp, Shirley Cecih Evelyn Ramsew warren. EWizubcrh Ciarmim ledlcd Devan: Evelyn Dunn. . Raw3:Avleen Thompson Barbara campbeIL washmum mm, Crutchfield, Marccm Frazxcn Eumcc Wulard. Ernesta Ezkms. Ewen Eakms, Margwe Molnsun. Mae MONEH Leah Pooh, Marv Ellen Krngh. BIIHE THE TRAIL BLAZER OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER a President ShiHay Cecil ViEB-Plllldull' Eve Iyn Ramsey Sltrlllrv Rum Yhompson Tuuunl Edw Ih Vaughn OFFICERS SECON D SEMESTER I FlllidOlI' Evelyn Ramsey V Izt-Prullalli Rum Thompson Surunry Mary Lcdbeuer Yr. nun Shulcv Cecn Thirty NINETEEN TH!RTY-SEVEN OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER - Plnsl'llnnl Ed Prlnglo Vice-Plesidenl Gcnc Gardner Secretary Luwvll Rulludge Treasure! Jae Duyal OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER 0 Plesldelll Jazk Garvnr Vice-Presldem Ruben Stanley Seerefalv Leonard Imow Tmuurer Don Caniwn Thirty-one I wal:chry Schubert. Weldon Aknrd, EHI Fxfe, John Paterson. Jack Monte, Warren Hume. Joc Dcval, John McCance. ' Ruw2:Dnn MEHEn Ed Pnngxg, Raymund Ram Gene Caldnen LawcH Rutmedgr. Jack Carver. Perry Jenmson, Harvey Cmdwcll. Ruborl manicy. O BOYS GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee has improved in both numbers and quality fhls year, Starting with a membership of fourteen, it now has fhirty-two boys. It. like the GirIS' Glee. has contributed To bofh school and community programs. A? baccalaureate and com- mencement it also contributes musical numbers. 0 Inw1:Lconavd anow Lawrence Dwausu Jack Blakcmorc. Ray Smiih, Leonard Towen am mm Jack Carver. Bob sranmy, Harvey Caldwew Huward Lawson. I Row22Dmk Connor. Jack Mame. WEMDn Akard. WaHam Klunder. John McCanm Raymund Ram Donaxd Mullen mcham Com. Don Garnsnn, Warren Hume John Pelcrsum chch Schwartz. . knwium: White. Dave Marty, Mickey Rubensam Aw McGwhon. Troy Zoak. Henry Schlechi. Lyle RlCh. Perry Jenniscn. Henry Schubwh Dvnald Luusec. . Row 1: M155 Rankin. wmiam Roland. Darm Mcclhm 5th We, WiHy Amhmw Lows Cadii-ux. smm-y CeuL Darumy Soysmv o Row2:hmmle Houy, Kennnlh Km Stamcy HaskeH, 9m Hcifnon wmred Srth, Frances Harhaway', Anna Case. Mildred Lenucd. 0 Rnwi: Kennmh Briggs, Ech Varney. Wahcr Ray. Harvey Carawem Raymond 5mm, Berry Mae Ynals. Awben Lauen Cuy Robins, szkuy Robertson 0 BAND AND ORCHESTRA The band and Orchestra 3 medium of musical expression on the part of capable students, has played for many school functions. They have shown great growth this year. Shirley CecH is secretary of 'he groups. They have no other officers. . Row l1 Hawatd Lawsum Raymund 5mm SybH mm. Palsy Flclrhcr. Wane: Ray, Bruce Schouboa Shmey WIHiamson, Shirmv :ch - RowZ:HaNey Caldwell. wm'md Smnh, Kcnnclh Kuk, Jimmy Htmy, Altmrl mum EHon Vamm Doris Diltz, mm; Hathaway sob Sfenicy. 0 news: smmv Arm Yawm. ShiHny AhH, Dummy Snystcn thnn mam own Scolicld. Bcllv Years. vmm Brennan THE TRAIL BLAZER Thirlydwo NINETEEN TH HzTYisEVEN . Ilawl:Dnrol Merhnn, Svhil MM, Wahm Ray; Mm. Rnnkrm any Ynmm VWHV Amhroslo. o Rawltmhurl Lumen Low: cmmm. Harvey CaldwcH. mem Urlggw Rm'muml Sme EH01! Vamcy O BAND 0 BRASS QUARTET The Brass Quartet of Jordan ngh S:hool was organlzed this year. They have played at almost every Mncheon club in the ciTy and have givrn Jordan a hugh type 01 publicity whwch 15 doing their school a real service. . Hnwmd Lawmn Kpnnmh Irrigg, Raymund 5mm Vernon Fulru' Thvtyilhrcu CAST 1 5.3ny Sherwood , HELEN GATHRICHT Elaine Dumm , CHARLOTTE SHELLB' Ben Bla no - - LEONARD TOWER Aw! Dmmd Duran' , , , y , 7 , ELIZABETH GMNNWI amy Bhaync . MARGUERITE HARVEV WWW , 7 , SYLVIA McDIWlD Miss Muggs , , ROSANNA HENLEY Bob Duram , , BXLL MEYER Reunmnd Wright Snorkins - - - JACK CARVER Uncle am Hawkins KENNETH BECKWXTH O DRAMATl-CS The frrst school play uMeet Uncle Sally was presented in the Jordan AudHorium at a matinee and evening performance Phyllis Corbin, Lewis Applegafe and Jane Redmond pbyed the Ieadmg roles in the matinee performance and Helen C-aThr Nght, Leonard Tower, Marguerite Harvey and Eliza- beth Ciannim in the leading roFes for the evening performance. The pIay was presented for The purpose of increasing interest in the dramatics department but it aiso proved to be a box office success. Jordan hopes this is onw the precedent and that The pro? ducTion of a school play wiH be an annual affair CAST 2 Saliy Shelwcod PHYLUS CDRBIN Elalnl: Durant , AUGUSTA LAWSON Elm Wayne , , LEWIS APPLEGATE Ann? Durlnda Duran! , Beny Wayne - - JANE REDMOND Dr Snudgras: 7 4 Jenny v , DOROTHY ENGSTROM MDSS Mugs - - VIRCANIA WILSON Bob Durant , , RAY CHAULSETT Reverend Wrwgh! , , Snorkms - , JACK CARVER UMIC BIH Hawkins , LEONARD INLOW Dr Snudgmss , , WARREN BLAINE HELEN HECWER LEONARD BR EES THE TRAIL BLAZER ThirtyJour N I NETEEN THiRTY-SEVEN OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER . PruIdlnr szlnn Raberfsnh Searziary Marv Buiierbauzh Treasurer Dona Bur mm Parliamznlalian Rosanna Heniey OFFICERS SECON D SEMESTER 0 Prelidenl Stanley Huskcn Vlcz-Pruidenl Benv Johns Remain; Sucrnlnry Alice Ledbelie! cormpnndlng Secrelarv Bch Irwin Treasurlr Kenneth Kirk OFFICERS BO1H SEMESTERS I Prlsldzm Vum Benlley VImV Plesidenl Align meell Socrerary Adair Krcmbka Thirtyiflve . Rnw1:Lca orr. Babbie Sauls. Aiica Lodhctfcn Bcny Irwin, inn Hungrrlord, Vcima Miiieri Rnsarma Herliey. Geraldine Hoover. Fiam Mahannah, PaHy Horumg Margarnt Krclsthmcr, Janice: Hiaim, Wiilyc 5mm Audalhco Linden Lola Bnnsun . lnw21Mr Lovciuyi Shirley Ceciii Maxme Raberison, Naiia Baker. Juan Lappm Bony Jnhha, Raymund Sml'i'L Sfanlcy HaskcH. Albwi LaucL Jamu-s Hquy. KcnncWh Kuki Wawc Maison. Evon Schwadz, Voima Kass, Marlan Ragsdairi Miss Babcotk. Marv BuIIc-rbaugh, . ORIENTAL CLUB Jordan Oriental Ciub was organized February. 1936. Memr bership is based upon preferentiai voting by The members of the ciub on students who have received A's and B's in their Oriental Social Cul'rure Classesr The purpose is To hold and develop new interests in the study of Oriental Culture, Its activities have consisted of Oriental Week meelingsi formal initiations, social functions. lectures and piciures. 0 UNIFORM BOARD The Uniform Board is a branch of the Cirlsi League Each year there is a icinf meeting with Woodrow Wiison, Poiyiechnic and Jordan High School to discuss uniform problems and to recommend an agreement in regard to the school uniform. O Rcw'llJaim Rt-rimnnd. Lucniir. Crawford VKEIHIJ LaBimL Mrsi Casmibcrry. Vera Rani- Is'y. Adair Krumbkai Duruihy Engsirmm Shirley Williamsnn . Raw 2:8mL-a Edsaii. Evelyn Saunders. Cnmlia mei Wlilvc Smlih. Mathlcu Gown Comma Slalom. Eiaine Owen THE TRAIL BLAZER . Lula Benson. Maigunrue Harvey, Dummy Snysrcr, Exam DcVinnaI, Luvnnc Hams I SONG LEADERS - DRUM MAJORS With many commenfs from fans around the city on the energy, color and coordination shown by our Song and Yell Leaders. they undoubtedly had more to do with puthng color and pep in our athletic audwences than any other source, with fhe possibie exception of the Booster Drill Team of which they are a part Song Leaders are Elaine Deana, Marguerite Harveyh Dorothy Soyster, Yell Leaders are Bob Payne, Bob Stanley and Leonard Tower. 0 YELL LEADERS t Bah Payne, Ruben SYanlEv. Leonard Tower. ThirW-slx NI NETEEN THIRTYrSEVEN FLIMSY STAFF FIRST SEMESTER 0 llltll-InvChiuf Clmtine Crain C SECOND SEMESTER I Edlnr-in-Chigl Alice Ledbullev . Row 1: Margarnt Kre1schmcr. Elame Dchna. Margucntp Harvey chc Ledhcncr, Parry Hummg. Jack Tobin. R. K, Com Elery Bush. a Row 1:Jack Carver, Jack Sprcw'ar, Dave Marty Carmm Dodgcm RDSanna HENEV. Opal Ricks Kafhbcn Hurncr, Thomas Lyle. O JOURNALISM AND ANNUAL STAFF With nearly nothing to begin with the Jourv nalism classes used what material they could, and finished the year with a mimeographed paper thaT came ou'r every week; they were also awe to edi? Jordan's second Year Book. TRAIL BLAZER STAFF Thomas Lyle - - - 7 Editor carmer Dodgen 7 Assistant Editor Opal Ricks - Business Manager R. K. Goen 7 Advertising Manager Jack Tobin - Asst. Advertising Mgr Thi rQyAseven ATHLETICS NINETEEN THIRTYZSEVEN rhirIy-nine Row I:Coa:h Rocky Kemp, Dnlmcr Kmsmw. Glen Wilcox. Ray Chamsem Elmy Bum Ed Law's Em Irwin. Len GardnEn John Facemm Row21Jack Johanscm anr 54.1mm. Clyde McKay. Cheshzy Rweves den Howarm Fourost Andrrion. Capmnh Gene Gardner BHI Rtuzaums Raw 3: Sicvcns Pure. Alvin Pasmk Al Schlecl Lawrence Ftirkrn Pa! USunan, Harvey Cmdwclh Ditk Chase. Tum LNG, ASSISMHI Manager Row'I: Winton WINCHCIN. Bamard Kailstrom. Claud WXIKH'L WIIDL-d McMHIIan, Edwald Punjab. Bud Jacobs. Clyde vanor. Jess Hume, Managm. I VARSITY FOOTBALL A smaH bm fast team 100k the held this year for Jordan and were given little chance to show with their more powerful mague opponents. In spite of the Odds against them. they wen! on to make a creditable show- ing in league play. holding the C. I. F. semiifanalisf El Monte to a score of IQ to T ForreM Anderson was captain O . H3 FOOTBALL This year's IT Team distinguished itself in reague play, not because it won air of its games. but because of the fighting defense displayed. Proof of HMS fact. is that only four OUT of the six in the Peague were able to score on Them, while four games were 070 encounters. Jack Scoles was captain Row l: 31H HchaIL Tam Simiox Paul Knumls. Charles Fusaonk Marvin Wanda. R. K Goen. Jack 55mg. Camam Jack Sprcicn Lyle Eumm Joe Dower Rowz: Dmk Human Hove SIcwarh JUN Gardncn Mal'shaH CHM. Raymund Walker, DuH Fume Tmy Zack. Maseru Furushun. Leonard Inlow. J W Thomasun Rows: Harold CwaHS Bub Rumi'fn, Cucurgr Gmdncn Bub Payne, Bymn Mufhf, Frank Snodgraas, Rob Srrong, Wayne Hrjrman Bill Uvick Ruw4: Dean Dunne lack Danmm Dun Traynor, Jack Tobm. John Buckley. Lcsuu Casey Wchr Marmm Bruce Daughmy, Bob 1mm, Managen Raymund Vanm Dmk CHIWP Coach, THE TRAIL BLAZER VARSITY BASKETBALL Emovmg the most successml season ever experienced In oasketball at Jordan. thus year's Varsw was In the Ihmk of Me Mle race uan the last game. losing to the League champions, Pasadena. by a score a! 38 to 28. mdmg m a lie for mud place Cenc Gardner and Dave Marty were the captains, I Rnwhlnly Cardncn Dave MaHy. Ed Panglu. Geno Galdncn Bwll Scych Paw Koumis, Delmar Kmskmv . Ran:Mr Chnc, Leo Gardnn deald Lcwws. Perry Jnnnlwn. an ChaulsL-H. Clyde Traynczr I Rowa: Pal OSuHxme Huber! DLIVnH. szkl-V RUDEHSOH, Harvvy Camlwril Bwll Sandnm Claud Wllkm Clyde MiKay. B BASKETBALL Pacing themselves in exacliy the same manner as the VarsHy, the ' 5'5' also ended up in third place in San Gabrie! League E05 RDrneru was Captaln, . RawltHarmd Cums Masam Fumsmu, Huyc Slewarr, Jack Tatum Alba Maxwell, Bub Rcmnm, Waym wmupy ' RHWZIJ-lik SprmL-v. BM Rowland, BIH Uvnck. Trim Simcum Jnck Drmnn. lac Tlcnm Frank COODCF, End Pmkin Cuazh Cllnu C BASKETBALL Although no! emoying as many wins as the Varsily and B teamm Ihe Kitty Cats showed a wcrEd of thr. and show promis: for an Improved Cam next year. f5. . Cnath Cm Mevcen Paul Mackna. Bah Paul: am 5mm; Emu Dar Young Ruben Cavablnc. Rlchard Cour, Ruben Payne, Donald M:- Kav Fmty NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN O nuwl:Harmd SwEnsom Jae Whife, Bob paync, Dun Garrlsunh Jack Elakamure. Tom Scales Jack Scoles. Jae Dayar. Eugene Love. Elerv Bush, Bob Sianlcvh Jatk Carver. Richard chch Arfhur Neahn Reid Chlishcnsonh Henry Schubell. . Ruwl: Cuath Rocky Kemp. J w Thomasam Eugene Washingmnh LzRoy Bashon. Jack Mooreh Raymond Vance. Harvey CaldweH, Rnbnrr Cushmnm Warren Hume, Elucr Rumwcn Lawrence Damuse. Raymund Smilhh Vernon Pierce. Lawrence Fncken Wayne Marson. WaHacc Klunder. Kennelh Schwassh Sam Shcarman. o now3:Hzrbar+ Finley, Haber! Carabineh Carl Myrmuh Jack Grisham. James Wyatt Richard Burner, Jack Dentonh 8qu Se . Ralph Brees, Wendali Schwarn, Wilbert McMmian, Huye Stewart. Jack Tubm. 5m Meyers, Raymund Thompmnh Jimmy Crmg, Kennafh Erma; LHe Rich, Clvde Traynor. Jae Traun, Harmd Winams, James Brady, Tum Simcnx, Aubrey Livermore, Dick Carmen O ?RACK Because rain halted construction of the track, Jordan was unable to enter ink: any league dual meets. However, the B team did have a triangle dual meet with Poly and Wilson the Panthers easily winning. Several track men in each division placed in the San Gabriel League championship Sandy Thomason. Class NB polehvaulrer, won the San Gabriel League championship and went on to place fourth in the Southern California meet Law- rence Fricker captained the A team and Joe Doyal was captain of the B teamh Harold Swen, son ied the HC's. O BASEBALL Although they paled more home runs than any other Jordan baseball team. the boys were able to break into the win column only onceh that being a l4 to 9 decision over Montebello, Bifl Meyers captained the Panther nine. . RawhEd Lewis. AI Schlechl. Kennefh Berkwi'h. Clmn Wilcox, Huber! DuvaH. Ewll Meyersh Jerry Cardnen Bob anelm Hays stewm, Clyde McKavh Chadcs Fossnn . Rnwz: Cnach Clme. Maseru Furushiro. Ray Chaulsen. Lulis Casev. MaHin AxielL Don Trayngl, Paul Koumish Claud wmun, Don Pridy. Bub Sfmng. Fluyd Profhtl, Dean Bennett. Marvin Woods. Bud Jacobs. Forty-one . Rowl: Barbara Wymorc, Manan Ragsdamh wrgmia Laameh Lulllnc Harri; Svm Campr bowl. Ame chrr, Janc noammdh Paw Ficrchcr o Rowz: Edith Fisher, Clinrinc Cram, Dmmhy Soysrcr. Rum Thomas. BEHV Johns. Esmer- Peters. Esther Dameh Hamc 0mm Jewen onsnam. Duris Hggwnn . Ruw3:Joy Ftcnmam EKJIH'I FIShEr Ellen Aushn Thclda Jcnmann, Kalhnrmc Cardnm. Flomncn Klenck. Margaret UeYoumg. Augusra Lawson. Alice Ladbencn Bobbie Saulsh Elwzabmh Fanr. Hairm DEVInnz. Marguurilu Harvey. . Ruw4:Mae Lavergne mum Com Hoyt Helm mmn. Maxme Roberfsnn. Dora amen, Marv Rnbmson, Mavgarc' DameL Wilda Pmrceh PhyHis Carbinh Kaiann WwFscm Hemn Buncu, Rubmta Ueasom Mary Alma, Gwendulyn wagon. O GIRLSh ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athlefic Associahon offers every girl an oppor- Tuniry 10 particwpafe in some form of a:hletic activity, These acfivmes include practice and inter-dass competition in such seasonal teams as basketball, speed ball; field hockey and base- baH, and the achvities of the '9 Tennis and Outing Club, and programs ior playzdays. Every girl taking part in any of the association activities is an associate member. Those who earn 100 points according to the point system become active members upon application fo the executive board. The clubs are open to every girl in the school. . RothIrgmia wDrmh Eumcn wulans. mama 0mm Esvher Danmr, Man: LaVErgN' Mmmq Horcnce chckh Marian Ragsdalc. EEHV Wyatt Eva Jennison Raw 2: PhyHis Corbin Coral Hoyt Mac Monicllh Gwendolyn Wilscm Kalherine Gardner, Esther Pciers, Vuglma Johnson. Joy Freeman. Lomse Fwsher. u Row3:Rmh Thomas. Bony Johns, Miss Trafton, Maxine Robertson. Elilne Devmnm Marguurnc Hanan Mary Mme. Ncwa Edwards. Artie chH. Lurlmc Harm, Nalla Baker. Mary Lcdbeuen Irma HUEK Virginia LaEinch Virgima Wilson. AIME Lcdbcuc-r. . Iinw4:TheVda Jcnmsrm, Rulh Slanmv. lane Mamet. Humn Marrun, Bubbwe Sank. Kathleen leson. Margarel DamwI leda Pierceh Dara Burtam KaIHeen Hotnen Mrsh Hmfleldh THE TRAIL BLAZER OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER 0 Fvesldtn! Mae LaVergne Mwller Vizl-Prelidem Marguerite Hawey Recording Setrelnty Elame DcVinnA Carraspnnding soarellry Duris Hegwet Sargoanf-af-Alms May Owen OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER I Pruldnnf Mae Langne many Vlee- Plalldenl Dora Burton Rutnrding Slcltflly Esther Danish CmrespundIng Sammy Elam: DeVlHna SalseinhaI-Arms Margaret Daniel Forty-fwa Three smarl gIHs II. 2.1. 234 24. 25. 26. 27, 28. Snow balms. Patty H ---:mcognlfo. Four tramps. Fisherman's luck. Lazy days. Demure debs. swim Waugh. . The old grind . Lookmg thmgs over. . Babes , Mwng m up. . Gals, . Take H easy . New record . Mae Mlller in her urwmc. . Chief's daughter . Tom funky . Racketeer, . Ton much umph! or camera! ! Oh! Egher! Love bug but, Down, nor our Stirrmg one up. m then youIH. Thc snake. Twn base Jacks. Brawns. jg. .. - 7., j - A LEA! i l. Cladsalon 2. Obvmuf- Bobby, 3. Tommy smims 4. Campus wows. 5. Alice and Arne. 6- eddy saws 7. Two far I23. 8. Scrimmage. 9V Ramon ? ID. A slave. H, Drum Major Hams. 12. Two pokm, 15. Sining wt out 14. Hmaway boy 15 Dmky Lyle on fhe pup 16, Day over 17k Pals. l3. Wnn m a wmk, l9. Slrong men, 20. Gals sigh as Sandy soars. Zl. Keuth Harris lho's a bowl ZZ. Handma, 25. Quaker chks 24 Easy go-ng. 25. Quadruplpts. ALUMNAE DAY Nex! hes! lo a frEp i0 Hawaii is is frEp along Long Beach palisades in brighf Honolulu coMon prinfs . as Mae Sorenson is doing hero. whiie Dave Marfy smiles ap- proval. Beach robe and play suH' carry SumCharm labels, copy- rigHed by . . . : Buffu ms's SENIORS! How About Jobs? m a Few months ycu can tram for A GOOD POSITION At the only State Chartered Busmass Schod m Long Bzach GRANTING DEGREES W COMMERCE The CALIFORNIA COLLEGE oF COMMERCE no E. Sink Sheer - Flume 624-38 A MODERN FWENDLY SCHOOL THAT TRAINS THOROUGHLY AND GETS JOBS Gallegiaie COATS SUITS DRESSES MOORE'S suiEEJ'E'ZLn elevet . . . BLOUSES for suits or skirts mooaes ls! 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