David Starr Jordan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1939 volume:

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CASSELBERRY Counselor and Dean of Girls LILLIAN HENDRICKSON MARGARET DOIDCE IRMA FRANKLIN MILDRED LARSEN ETHEL BA BCOCK Social Culture EBBA BERGE Typing, Shorthand, Transcription, Student Body Store PAUL BORCFELD HELEN CAMPBELL RICHARD CLINE Economics, Social Problems dulffgiffw I l Social Pr ems, Social Culture Physical Education MARJORIE DAVIDSON English, Journalism LYDIA DOOLITTLE Clothing, Home Management MILDRED DRUSCHEL Foods MINERVA DU DLEY Vocal Music. Social Culture Integration ROBERT EWART LUCILLE HIEFIELD ANNE KEIDEL Social Culture, Public Speaking Physical Education German, Spanish, Latin , I 4 ' . , fix 17 ' X v ' I ROCKWELL KEMP Physical Education af ff' HAROLD LOVEJOY Social Culture. Physical Education, Mathematics GARY LYNES Social Culture L M I non Mnoows Biology DEMERRIS MOON CLAUDE PECK DOROTHY RANKIN ADA REINERTSON REATA ROGlRS Run-4 sANm:Rs M - cuesran SMITH gf ronkssr SMITH FLORENCE SMYTHE Home Nursing Chemistry, Physics, Biology Instrumental Music Social Culture French, Spanish, Social Arts Social Culture, Dramatics Metal Shop, Mechanical Drawing Typing, Bookkeeping Art, Crafts, Social Culture Integration THELMA STEWART If xi iROLLAND THOMAS J., I I x 5 R V, A, fl .l X K , Q., ,, ly-L7 PAUL J. WHITE Dramatics, Physical Education Auto Shop, Mechanical Drawing Mathematics HAZEL ZIMMERMAN Librarian Row I: Bernice Gustafson, Kathleen Wilson. Helen lvlarron, Harold Dodgen. Jack Grisham, Verna Bridges. Mary Lcdbctter, Ruth Stanley, Wallace Klunder, Joe White. Row Z: Jerry Ward, Dolores Merrill, Doris Diltz, Lorraine McKinney, Corinne Slaten, Betty Ashley, Muriel Anderson, Dorothy Soyster, Pauline Lussman, Hazel Domengeaux. Row 3: Mr. Williamson, Bill Uvick, Nancy Rogers, Thelma Oelke. Willy Ambrosio, Leonard Tower, Mike Wolf, Bob Poole. STUDENT COUNCIL Representatives from the student body at large, each second period class, and various extra-curricular activities and student organizations make up the personnel ot the Student Council. Seven ot the nine commissioners are elected trom the student body at large, while the two athletic commissioners receive their office automatically when they are elected presidents ot GAA. and Lettermen's Club. Other representatives are elected by their local groups. The council decides upon student body policies, settles many student body problems, and suggests such things as may be ot benefit to the student body in general. Row I: Ernestine Warrcvw, I-lclen Burrell, Ruth Fisher, Adelaide Beal, Kathleen Wilson, Mr. Lynes. Row Z: Florence Talman, Vernon Carlson, Mary Cuda, Antonia Stein. Row 3: Mr XNIIIIJITTSOIW, Lonora lnlow, Bessie Mile, Dorothy Soyster, Ray E. Srnith. .5 0- ,I -- Qi' 44- it' CO STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT PATROL FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT PATROL SECOND SEMESTER Row 1: Charles Bowers, Leonard Tower, Marianne Likowskl, Sally Pleas, Dorothy Soyster, Beulah Brown, Rosemary Rosser, Betty Ann Porter, Herbert Bramley. Row 2: Kathleen Wilson, Helen Marron, Ruth Worland, Jack Grisham, Harold Dodgen, Joe While, Cilenn Shoop, Charles Posson, Clyde McKay, Carl Chappell, Row 3: Mr. Williamson, Charles Cecil, Esther Price. Alleen Thompson, Barbara Straub, Harold Williams, Virginia Bucldhu, Virginia Worin, Mike Wolf, Ray Vance, Aubrey Livermore, Wallace Klunder, Steel Robson, Dean Oneal, STUDENT PATROL This body, acting under the Student Council, controls hall conditions for the most part. Because of a closer organization and a very careful selection ot patrol students this past semester, conditions have been greatly improved in this branch ot student government. Row 1: Maxine Powell, Virginia Dol-Le, Margot Carlson, lylary Alyiso, Katherine Gardner, Marilyn Moor, Betty Jo Hershberger, Jack Ward. Row 2: Glenn Shoop, Clyde McKay, Dean Oneal, Lillian Tilley, Lucille Shirey, Paulrne Clark, Evelyn Duns rnoor, Betty Davies. Row 3: Mr, Williamson, Charles Posson, Joe Treon, Elie LeBlanc, Bill R. King, Marion Shrimpton, Roberta O'l-larrow, Juanita Hufllne. Row 4: Bill Luttrell, Edward Prince, Steel Robson, Bill Crathright, Woodley Scofield, Ellsworth Wiiiters, Boh Cathey, Helen Johnson. Qwfw www SMS jffgfffifzfifwpiiw W S ,OMMP WW ,fj wjffmwg Ywjg w 4 w H Lf W CLASSES I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H JJf.11!Zil- iH BETTY AMACHER Hi Tri I semg Uniform Board I sem: G.A.A. I semg Girls League 2 sem1 Student Patrol 4 semg Drum Maiorette I sem. WILLIAM AMBROSIO Studer.t Council I semg Vice-Pres. IZBQ Language Club 4 semg Science Club 2 semg Band 3 semg Orchestra 3 sem3 Amicitia Club I sem MARLIN AXTELL Boys' League I sem, Lettermen's Club 3 semg Baseball 2 sem. VELMA BRENNAN Hi Tri 2 semg Uniform Board I semg Band 4 sem: Band Sec. I sem: Orchestra 4 semg Orchestra Sec. I semg Juventus 4 sem: G.A.A. 4 sem, Operetta I9373 Flimsy Staff I scmg Gir.s' Glee I sem, VERNA BRIDGES Hi Tri I sem1 Sludenl Council Rep. I semg Student Council Sec. I semg GAA. I semg Flimsy Staff I sem. KATHRYN BROMLEY Girls' League I sem, IMOGENE CAMPBELL T ansfer from Natzonal City: Flimsy Staff I semg GAA. I sem: JACK CECIL EDWARD CHAULSETT ROBERT CONKLIN Pres. Ilb-lla-l2b-I2a: Judiciary I semg Scholarship I sem: Oriental Club 4 semz Language Club 3 sem: Language Club Pres. I semg Science Club 3 semg Senior Speakerg Flimsy Editor I sem. LOUIS CONNER Boys' Glee 3 sem. PHYLLIS CORBIN Commissioner G.A.A. I semg Pres. G,A.A. I sem: Student Council 4 sern1 Student Patrol 4 sem: Girls' League I semi Scholarship 3 semg Hi Trl 2 semg Oriental Club 4 semg Mar- queettes 3 serng Marqueette Pres. I semg Booster Pres. I semg Boosters 4 sem: Drum Majorette I semg J Club 3 sem: Outing Club I sem: GAA. S sem: School Play 3 sem: Pioneer Day Pageant I semg Usherette I semg Songleader 2 semg Senior Speaker I939. WILLIAM COSSAIRT C Basketball 4 sem. SHIRLEY DICKINSON Girls' League Sec. I sem: IZA Class Treasurerg Scholar- ship I sern, Uniform Board I sem: Girls' Glee I sem1 Boosters I sem: Usherette I sem. ELAINE DUNLAP Scholarship 4 sem' Pres. Scholarship I semg Uniform Board I semg Language Club I semg Science Club I semg Amicitia Club I sein: eal Bearer. BERNICE GUSTAFSON Girls' League Z sem. Girls' League Pres. I semg Uniform Board 2 sem, IZA Class Sec.g Girls' Glee I semg Boosters I sem, Junior Guard I semg Usherette 2 sem. ANNIE LOU HAMMETT G.A.A. I semg Hi Tri I sem. WILLIAM HANSON Student Patrol I sem, Hi Y 3 semg B Football 2 semp Varsity Football 2 sem, Boys' League 6 sem. JEANNE HIGHT Orchestra 2 sem. TED HOITEN WILBUR IRVIN Boys' League I sem. ANA JOHNSON I-ll Tri 2 sem: Outing Club 2 semg Girls' Tennis Club 2 semg G.A.A. 2 sem. AUGUSTA LAWSON Student Council I semg Student Patrol 2 semg Class Treas. I semg Girls' Glee I semg Boosters 5 semg Girls' Tennis Club I scmg G.A.A. 2 serng School Play I semg Junior Guard I semg Girls' League 2 sem. BYRON LINDEN Language Club Z sem. Science Club I sem. NTER GRADUAT NTER GRADUATES CLASS OFFICERS Winter ROBERT CONKLIN - - - f f DOROTHY STEEN ----- Vico- BERNICE GUSTAFSON - Corresponding PHYLLIS CORBIN - - - Recording MARTIN WIERMAN ----- President President Secretary Secretary Publicity ELMER McGAHAN B Football I semg B Basketball I semg Varsity Baseball I som. Lettermen's Club 5 sem. PAUL MECKNA B Football I semg B Basketball I sem: C Basketball I sem: Lettermen's Club I sem. IVAN MILLER MARY MOFFITT Girls' League I sem: Oriental Club I sem: Juventus Club I sem: Seal Bearer. MAE MONTELL G.A.A. 4 sem: Outing Club I semg J Club I sem: Scholarship I sem: Tennis Club I sem. DORIS PETERSON Student Patrol I sem: Pres. Juventus Club I sem. EILEEN REIMANN Girls' League I semg Hi Tri Vice Pres, I serng Marqueettes I semg Pageant I sem: Usherette I sem. WILLIAM SALINC Boys' League 2 semg B Football I semg C Basketball I sem: Pageant I semg Usherette I sem. NORMA SCOTT Girls' League I semg Uniform Board I sem: Girls' Glee 6 sem: G.A.A. I sem: Operetta I sem, MAE SORENSON DOROTHY STEEN Girls' League 2 semg Student Patrol I sem: Girls' Glee 6 sem: C.A.A. I se-mp Operetta l sem, MARION STEMBRIDGE Girls' League I sem: Hi Tri Pres. I semg Oriental Club 2 scrn. Girls' Glee Sec, I semg Girls' Glee 2 semg G.A.A. 3 sem, Boosters I semg Outing Club 2 semg Pageant I sem: DUANE THAYER Language Club 2 sem, GLENN THOMAS Boys' League I semg Stage Crew I semg Track I sem. JAMES TOMBLING MARTIN WIERMAN Flimsy Staff 2 semg Trail Blazer Staff I scmg Publicity Group I sem. VIRGINIA BUDDHU Summer School Graduate Student Council 2 sem: Student Patrol I serng Wig and Toupec I sem: Hockey I sem: Outing Club I serng G.A.A. 2 semg Team Capt. Volleyball I sem. CLASS OFFICERS Spring MICHAEL WOLF ---- - V President HENRIETTA CRAMER - Vice-President RUTH WORLAND - - - Secretary DOROTHY SOYSTER - Treasurer MARY ALVISO Student Patrol 2 semg Girls' League Rep. 2 semg Language Club l sern1 Science Club I sem: Basketball 2 sem: Tennis 3 semi Hockey 3 sem: Volleyball 3 semg J Club 4 sem: Outing Club 6 serng Girls' Tennis Club 4 semg G.A.A. 6 semg G.A.A. Award. ADELYN ANDERSON Transfer from Bowman, North Dakotag Flimsy Staff I semg Uniform Board I sem: DON ANDERSON Student Patrol 3 semg Boys' Glee I semg Band 4 semg Orchestra 4 semg Brass Quartet 4 sem: Operetta I semg Bass Soloist 4 sem. MURIEL ANDERSON Student Council 3 semg Girls' League Rep. I semg Hi Tri I semg Sec. Hi Tri I semg Marqueettes 4 semg Sec. Marqueettes l semg Boosters 3 serrig Outing Club 4 semg Sec, Outing Club l scmg Usherettes I sem. BETTY ASHLEY Girls' League Rep. I semg Hi Tri I sem: Science Club 2 semg Boosters 4 sem, G.A.A l sem. Junior Guard 2 sem. EDDIE BARBERIE CHARLES BOWERS Boys' League 2 semg Language Club 2 semg Science Club 4 sem: B Football 5 sem. KENNETH BRIGGS Boys' League 2 serng Language Club 2 semg Science Club 4 semg Brigadiers I serng B Football I semg Lettermen's Club l serng Track I sem. HELEN BURRELL Student Council I semg Student Patrol I semg Girls' League Rep. l semg I-li Tri 2 sem: Uniform Board I sem: Boosters 2 scmg Girls' Tennis Club 2 sem, Vice-Pres. 2 sem: Junior Guard I scmg Usherette I semg G. A. A. 2 sem. CARL CHAPPELL Student Council I sem: Boys' League I serng Scholarship 3 semg Oriental Club I semg Language Club 4 semg Pres. Lan- guage Club I semg Science Club 2 semg Amicitia Club I sem. HARRY CISSELL Varsity Football 2 sem. Lettermen's Club I semg Track I sem. HENRIETTA CRAMER Vice-Pres. I2A'sg Sec. IOB-IDA: Soph. Songleader I semg Hi Tri l sem: Marqueettes 4 semg Social Arts I sem: Volleyball I sem3 Varsity Songleader 2 semg Boosters 5 semg Trees. Boosters I semg Pres. Boosters l semg G.A.A. 2 serng School Play Cat O' Nine Tails g Pageant l semg Junior Guard 2 semg Usherette 2 sem: Dance Committee 2 sem. LUCILLE CRAWFORD Student Store 2 sem. DELOY CRUTCHFIELD Girls' League Rep. I semi Hi Tri 2 semp Uniform Board I semg Girls' Glee 3 semg G.A.A. I semg Juventus Club 2 semg Operetta I sem. MARY CUDA Student Council l semg Student Patrol I semg Girls' League Rep. I semg Hi Tri S sem: Uniform Board 3 semg Oriental Club 4 semg Boosters 4 sem: Junior Guard I semg Usherette 2 sem: Targeteers. PEGGY DANIELS Girls' League Rep. 3 sem: Llniform Board I semg Girls' Glee 2 scmg Outing Club I semg Girls' Tennis Club l sem: G.A.A. Z semi Operetta I sem. MARGARET DE YOUNG Sec. Scholarship 3 semg Sec. Language Club 6 serng Sec. Science Club 4 serng Wig and Toupee I semg Outing Club 2 semg G.A.A. 3 sem. DORIS DILTZ Student Council l semg Sec. Oriental Club 6 semg Language Club 6 serng Orchestra 5 semg Violin Choir I sem. HAROLD DODGEN Student Body Manager 3 sem. Pres. IIBQ Seal Bearer: Vice-Pres. Scholarship I sem: Hi Y 3 semg Sec. Hi Y I semi Oriental Club 3 semg Language Club 4 semg Vice-Pres. Lan- guage Club I serng Science Club 4 semg Trail Blazer Staff 2 serng Lettermen's Club 2 semg B Track I semg Targeteers 4 sem. HAZEL DOMENGEAUX Student Council I sem: Girls' League Rep. 2 semg Soph. Song Leader I semg Hi Tri 6 semg Flimsy Staff 2 semg Orchestra I semg Boosters 4 semg Drum Maiorette 2 semg Junior Guard l sem: Usherette I semg Press Telegram Correspondent I sem. WINIFRED DUNAWAY Scholarship 2 semg Hi Tri 2 semg Student Store 2 semg Pageant I semg Juventus Club 5 sem. LOWELL DUNHAM Scholarship I seml Hi Y 5 semi Vice-Pres. Hi Y I semg Oriental Club 4 semg Language Club 2 semg Science Club 4 semg Tennis Club 4 semg Gun Club 4 semg Amicitia 2 sern. DON FEACK MASARU FURUSHIRO Student Patrol l semg Science Club I semg B Football 4 semg Varsity Football 2 semg B Basketball 4 semg Varsity Basketball 2 semg Lettermen's Club 6 sem. RING GRADUAT MARY CAINES KATHERINE CARDN ER Student Patrol I semg Girls' League I semg Scholarship 2 scm' Hi Tri 3 semg Science Club I sem: Basketball 3 semg Hockey 3 sem: Volleyball 3 sem: Boosters 4 sem: J Club 4 semg Outing Club 6 sem: Girls' Tennis Club I sem: G.A.A. 6 sem: Speed Ball I semg Amicitia I semg G.A.A. Conference Delegate. WILLARD GOLDSMITH Boys' League I sem: Marqueettes I semg Wig and Toupee I semg Boys' Glee 4 sem: Sec. Boys' Glee I sem: Baseball I semg School Play Double Trouble g Pageant I semg Operetta 2 sem: ROBERT GOLLEDGE Student Patrol I semg Boys' League I sem: Track I sem. JACK CRISHAM Student Body Pres. 3 semp Student Body Manager 2 semg Student Council 6 semg Pres. IOB-IOA Class: Scholarship 2 sem: Hi Y 4 semg Vice-Pres., Sec. Hi Y 2 semg Oriental Club 3 semg Language Club 2 semg Science Club 3 semg Flimsy Staff I semg Trail Blazer Staff I sem: Boys' Glee 2 semg Pres. Boys' Glee I sem: Lettermen's Club 6 sem: C Track 2 sem: B Track 4 semg Pres. Gun Club I semg Sec. Gun Club I semg Pioneer Soph., Jr., Sen., King. JEWELL GRISI-IAM Girls' League 2 sem: Scholarship 2 sem: Language Club 6 semL Science Club 4 serng Boosters 2 sem: Outing Club I semg G.A.A. 5 sem: Amicitia 2 sem. GERALD HALBEISEN Boys' Glee I semg Lettermen's Club I sem: Track I sem. TED HARDINC Transfer from Excelsior Union High School. LUCILLE HARPER Student Council 2 semg Girls' Glee I semg G.A.A. I sem. Girls' Lea ue 2 semg Scholarship I serng Uniform Board I semg Oriental lub 2 sem: Tennis I semg Hockey I semg Outing Club 2 semg Girls' Tennis Club 2 semg G.A.A. 2 semp Juventus Club I sem: BEATRICE HAWKINS Flimsey Staff I sem. DOROTHY HENLEY Girls' League 2 sem. Sec. I2B'sg Hi Tri 4 semg Oriental Club 4 semg Uniform Board 2 sem. Language Club 6 semg Science Club 4 semg Wig and Toupee 3 sem: Boosters 4 semg J Club I sem1 Outing Club I semg Girls' Tennis Club I sem: G.A.A. 2 sem. FRANCES HAUSER FRANCES R. HERMAN Science Club l sem, Band 2 sem: Orchestra 2 sem. LORRAINE HOWARD JESS HUME Student Council I semg Varsity Football 3 semg Lettermen's Club I sem. SYBIL IDLE Sec. Girls' Glee I sem: Uniform Board I semg Oriental Club 2 semg Band 6 sem: Orchestra 6 sem: Brigadiers 3 sem. RUTH JAMES Scholarship 2 sem. BETTY JANDREAU Girls' Glee I sem. WILMER JENKINS Transfer from Excelsior High School. PAULA JENSEN Hi Tri I sem: Student Store 2 sem. MILDRED JOHNSON Girls' Glee 3 semg G,A.A. l sem. MARTHA JANE KIBLER Student Council I semg Basketball I semg Tennis I semg Volleyball I sem: G.A.A. 3 semg Usherettes I sem. WILLIAM H. KINC Student Council l sem. PAUL KOUMIS Student Council 3 sem: Pres. Boys' League I sem: Hi Y I sem. Wig and Toupee I semg Treas. Boys' Clee I semg Comm. Boys' Athletics I semg Football 6 semg Basketball 6 semg Capt. Basketball I sem: Pres. Lettermen's Club I sem: Varsity Track I sem: Baseball 3 sem: Dance Committee I semg MARY LEDBETTER Student Council 3 serng Comm. of Affairs 2 semg Girls' League R U A T Rep. I sem, Vice-Pres. Girls' League I semg Vice-Pres. I ' Scholarship 2 semg Hi Tri 2 semg Girls' Glee fi semg Sec. Girls' Glee 2 semg Boosters S Vice-Pres Boosters I semg Outing Club I sem: G.A.A. 2 Oncrctta 7 fem' Tennis Club I semg Dance Committee I Briqadiers Trio I sem. KATHERINE LEMOND IB's. Flimsy Staff I sem: semg sem: semg Student Council I sem, Uniform Board I semg Wig and Toupee 3 sem, GAA I sern1 Junior Guard 2 sem. MARIANNE LIKOWSKI Transfer from Polytechnic High Schoolg Student Council 2 semg Sec Student Council I semg Girls' League Rep. 2 semg Sec. I?B'sg Scholarship 3 sem. Uniform guage Club I sem. Science Club I semg Guard I sem. Board I semg Lan- Boosters I sem: Junior AUBREY LIVERMORE Student Council 2 semp Boys' League 2 and Toupee I sem. Boys' Glee 2 semg Ouartette I sem. McCORD LEORA McCULLOUGH Wig and Toupee SCTTI. semg Hi Y 2 semg Wig Operetta I semg Boys' ROY I semg Girls' Tennis Club 2 semg G.A.A. 4 CLYDE McKAY Student Council I sern, Student Patrol I sem: Photography Club I semp Varsity Football 3 semg Capt. Football I semg Lettermen's Club 3 semg Varsity Basketball I sem. I . DONALD McKAY - I ' . Photography Club I sem: B Football I semg Varsity Football I semg B Basketball I semg Varsity Basketball I semg Capt. B Basketball I sem, Lettermen's Club 3 sem: Baseball 2 sem. EDITH McKENZlE Tennis I sem1G.A.A. I sem. HELEN MARRON Student Council 2 semg Girls' League 2 semg Flimsy Staff 2 scmg Trail Blazer Statf I semg J Club 4 sem: Outing Club 6 semg GAA. 6 sem, Pres. G.A.A. 2 semg Volleyball 3 semg Speedball I sem, Baseball 3 semg Hockey 3 semg G.A,A. Delegate to Conference. WALTER MARSHALL Varsity Football 6 semg Lettermen's Club I semg Usher I sem. TERRY MARSTON Boys' League I serng Scholarship 2 semg Vice--Pres. Scholarship I semg Oriental Club 4 semg Treas. Oriental Club I sem: Usher I sem, Scholarship Committee 2 sem. ALBERT MAXWELL Student Council I sem: Boys' League I sem: Football I semg Basketball o sem, Lettermen's Club 5 semg Gun Club I sem. DOLORES MERRILL Student Council I semg Pres. IOA'sg Uniform Board I sem, Girls' Glee 5 sein: Sec. Girls' Glee 2 semg Girls' Tennis Club I sem: Sec. Tennis Club I semg G.A.A. 2 semg Operetta CATHERINE OTT 2 sem. JACK MOORE Student Patrol I sem: Boys' Glee 6 semg Vice-Pres. Boys' Glee I semg Track 2 semg Pageant I serng Boys' Quartette 2 semp Operetta 2 sem, BOB MORGAN Boys' League 2 sem. Pres. lOB's-IOA's 2 semg Lettermen's Club 2 semg Track I sem, Cross-Country I sem. ARTHUR NEAHR Scholarship I sem, Language Club 2 semg Science Club 2 serng Lettermen's Club 2 semg B Track I semg Cross-Country I semg Usher I sem. DEAN ONEAL Student Patrol I semg Boys' League I semg Vice-Pres. Boys' League I sem, Hi Y I sem, Science Club 4 semg Photography Club J sem, Boys' Glee I sem: Varsity Football I serng Varsity Basketball I sem: Tennis I serng Lettermen's Club 2 World Friendship Club 2 semg Gun Club 4 semg Operetta I IHCITI, SCTTI I Uniform Board 3 sem: Pres. Uniform Board 2 semg Language Club Pres I sem: Language Club 3 semg Boosters 2 sem: Oriental Club -I sem, Science Club 2 semg Girls' League 2 serng Scholarship -I sem. EVELYN PARKS Student Council I semg Girls' League I semg Scholarship I semg Girls' Glee -I semg Boosters 2 semg Junior Guard I sem: Usherette I seing Operetta 2 sem. ESTHER PETERS Student Council I sem3 Scholarship 2 semg Hi Tri 2 scmg Oriental Club 2 sem: Language Club 2 sem: Basketball 2 serng Tennis I senig Hockey Manager 2 semg Volleyball 2 semg J Club o sem, Voce-Pres. J Club 2 semg Girls' Tennis Club 6 semg Pres. Girls' Tennis Club 2 sem: GAA. 6 semg GAA. Award. SALLY PLEAS HI Tri F sent, Uniform Board 2 semg Wig and Toupee I semg Usherette I sem Te-tnls 2 senig G.A.A. I scmg Pageant I semg Junior Guard I sem. POOLE Student Council 3 seing Boys' League 2 semg Vice-Pres. I2B's Hi Y Q sem, Basketball o sem: Lettermen's Club 5 semg Ushers Q sem. Dance Committee 2 sem, CHARLES POSSON Student Council I sem, Student Patrol I sem: Boys' League I semg Photography Club I sem: Vice-Pres. Photography Club I semp Football O semg Lettcrmcn's Club 6 semg Baseball 4 sent. Head of Judiciary I sem. BOB CAROLYN PRICE Student Council 2 scrng Student Patrol I sem1 Girls' Lcaguc I sem: Vice-Pres. IIBQ Hi Tri 6 sem: Pres. Hi Tri 3 sem: Uniform Board I sem3 Boosters 5 sem: Vice-Pres. Boost- ers I semg Junior Guard I semq Usherette 2 sem: Targetcers 3 sem. WALTER RAY Oriental Club 4 semg Marqueettes 4 semg Vice-Pres. Mar- queetes I sems Flimsy Staff 2 sem: Band 6 serng Orchestra 6 semg School Play 2 semg Pageant I sem, CHARLES ROBBINS Student Patrol 2 sem3 Boys' League I serng Flimsy Staff I sem: Boys' Glee 2 semg Band 2 sem., Vice-Pres. I semg Orchestra 7 sem: Tennis 2 sem: Lettermen's Club 2 semg Boys' Tennis Club 2 sem: Usher I sem: Operetta I sem. NANCY ROGERS Student Council I sernp Girls' League I sem: Scholarship I semg Girls' Glee 5 semg Vice-Pres. I sem: Pres. Girls' Glee I semg Girls' Tennis Club I semg G.A.A, 2 semg Operetta 2 sem. FLORENCE ROMANO Student Council I semg Soph. Song Leader I semg Hi Tri I scmg Wig and Toupee 3 semg Flimsy Staff I sem: Basketball 3 sem: Hockey 2 semg Volleyball 3 semg B. Song Leader 2 semg Outing Club 2 semg G.A.A. 4 sem1 School Play Cat O' Nine Tails, Double Trouble 2 sern: Junior Guard I semi Usherette 2 semg Dance Committee 2 sem. LEROY SARGENT Varsity Football I sem: Varsity Track I sem. GLENN SCHOFIELD Student Patrol I semg Band 6 sem: Orchestra 3 sem: Baseball I semg Manager Baseball I sem. GRETA SEEDBERG BILL SELF Boys' League 2 sem: Usher I scmg Dance Committee I sem. I DELLA SEVERTSON Girls' League 6 sem: Volleyball I semg Outing Club I sem. Girls' Tennis Club l semg .A, I sem' s Club 2 sem. SHEARMAN Student co g tudent Patrol I sem: Boys' League I semg Scholarship I semg Lettermen's Club 2 sem: Track Manager I sem. MARION SHRI MPTON Hi Tri 3 semg G.A.A. 2 semg Operetta 2 sem: Girls' Glee 2 scm. TOM SIMCOX . Student Council l semg -Boys' League I semg Hi Y I semg Language Club I semgy Flimsy Staff 2 semg Flimsy Editor I sem: Boys' Glee 3 sem: B Football I sem: Varsity Football I semg Letterrnen's Club 5 scmg Boys' Quartette I sem: Track I serng Operetta 2 sem. CORINNE SLATEN Student Council I semg Girls' League 2 sem: I-li Tri I scmg Uniform Board 2 sem: Girls' Glee 2 sem., Pres. I sem: Brig- adiers Trio I sem: Boosters I sem: Drum Majorettc I sem, Pageant I sem: Operetta 2 sem. DOROTHY SMITH - Pres. IOBQ Oriental Club I sem: Language Club 2 sem: Vice-Pres. Language Club I semg Junior Guard 2 sem. SMITH Student Patrol 2 semg Hi Y 4 semg Oriental Club I scmg Marqueettes 6 scm- Vice-Pres. I semg Wig and Toupee I semg Boys' Glee 6 sem,, Pres, I semg Band 6 semg Orchestra 6 semg Brass Quartet 5 semg Brigadiers I semg Lettermen's Club 6 semg Track 3 semg Pageant 2 sem: Operetta 2 sem: Bugler 2 sem. DOROTHY SOYST ER Student Council 6 semg Student Patrol 4 semg Girls' League 3 sem: Treasurer I2B-I2Ag Scholarship 4 semg Hi Tri 5 semg Unitorm Board I sem: Oriental Club 4 semp Language Club I serng Girls' Glee 2 sem: Orchestra 4 serng Varsity Song Leader 4 semg Boosters S sem, Sec. I semg G.A.A. I sem: Operetta I semg Pageant 2 sem: Junior Guard 2 semg Usherette 2 scmg B Song Leader 2 semg Dance Committee I sem, SUDA SPEER Scholarship I sem: Uniform Board I semg Girls' Glee 2 sem: Juventus Club 4 sem: Outing Club I sem: G.A.A, I semg Operetta I sem. RUTH STANLEY Commissioner-Publicity I semg Girls' League 3 sem: Uniform Board 2 semg Language Club S semg Flimsy Staff 3 sem: Trail Blazer Staff I sem: J. Club 3 sem., Sec, I semg Outing Club S semg Girls' Tennis Club 2 scm: G,A.A, 6 sem. GLENN STARMER Boys' League Rep. I sem. HOYE STEWART Student Council I semg Flimsy Staff I scmg Boys' Glee I scmg B Football 2 semg Varsity Football 4 semg B Basketball 2 semg Varsity Basketball 4 semg Lettermeri's Club 6 sem: Baseball 2 sem: Capt. Baseball I semg Track 2 semg Varsity Track sem. MARY SU ETSUGU Tennis 2 sem: Hockey I semg Outing Club 2 sem: Girls' Tennis Club 2 semg G.A.A. 2 semg Manager of Outing Club I sem. RUTH SUTTON Scholarship 2 semg Student Store 2 sem: Pageant I sem' Juventus Club 5 sem. HARRY TAKA HAMA Football 2 scmg Lcttcrmcn's Club I sem1 Track 2 sem, RAYMOND TALMAN Boys' League I sem: Language Club 2 sem: Flimsy Stalt I sem: Wold Friendship Club I sem. SHIRLEY ANN TAYLOR Scholarfhap 3 sem: Sec Scholarship I sem: Languwge Club C- senw. Vice-Pres, I sem: Orchestra 5 sem: Brigadiers I AILEEN THOMPSON SOITI 1 Sfudent Council 3 sent: Vice Pres. lOA'sg Uniform Board Z sam. Girls' Glee 5 sem, Vice-Pres. I scm: Brlgadiers T rio I sem. Boosters 2 sem. Pageant I sern: Pioneer Queen 3 sem: Ooeretta 2 sem. FRANCIS THOMPSON Student Council l sem: Boys' League I sem: Language Club 2 sem., Sec.-Treas. I sem: Baseball I sem. BERNICE TIGHT I Student Council I sem: Scholarship I sem: Student Store 2 sem. LEONARD TOWER Student Council 4 scm: Student Patrol I sem: Hi Y 6 sem., Sec. I sem.. Pres. 2 sem: Marqueettcs 4 sem.: Pres. I sem: Flimsy Staff I sem: Yell Leader 4 sem: School Play 3 sem, Pageant I sem. Usher 4 sem: Operetta I sem: Dance Com- mittee 2 sernj Oriental Club I scm: Lettermen's Club 6 sem: Boys' Glee 2 sem. Gun Club I sem: Trail Blazer Staff. JOE TREON Science Club 2 sem: Photography Club I sem: Pres. Gun Club Z sem CLETA MAY TRADER g Girls' League I sem. Junior Guard I sem. EVELYN TRIPP Girls' Glee S sem: Girls' Tennis Club I sem. WILLIAM UVICK Student Council 3 sem: Boys' League 2 sem: Hu Y I sem: Wig and Toupee I sem: Varsity Football 2 sem: B Football 2 sem: Basketball 6 sem, Letterrnen's Club 4 sem: Track 2 semi Baseball 2 sem: School Play I sem: Dance Committee I sem. RAY VANCE Student Council I sem: Boys' league 2 sem: Sec. IIB's1 Photography Club I sem: Football 3 sem: Lettermen's Club 3 sem: Track 3 sem GORDON VERNON Student Council I sem: Boys' League 2 sem: Hi Y 2 sem: Oriental Club 3 sem: Language Club 4 sem: Science Club 6 sem. Boys' Glee 2 sem: Gun Club 4 sem: Tennis 4 sem: Boys' Tennis Club -I sem: School Forum Chairman I sem. BILLIE WASHMUTH Student Store 2 sem. Uniform Board I sem: Girls' Glee 2 sem. WAYNE WHITLEY Hr Y I sem. Photography Club I sem: Flimsy Staff I sem: Basketball 2 sem, Lettermen's Club 3 sem: Track 2 sem. DONNA WILKINSON Band 2 sem, Orchestra 3 sem: Outing Club 2 sem: Girls' Tennis Club 2 sem. HAROLD WILLIAMS Student Council 2 sern: Hi Y Z sem: Boys' Glee 3 sem: Foot- ball I sem: Letterrnen's Club 2 sem: Pageant I sem: Track I sem, SHIRLIE WILLIAMSON Student Council I sem: Student Patrol 2 sem: Girls' League 2 sem, Hi Tri 6 scm, Treas. I sem: Uniform Board 2 sem: Langauge Club I sem: Band 6 sem: Orchestra 6 sern: Brig- adicrs 2 sem, Basketball 2 sem: Tennis 2 sem: Hockey 2 sem: Tennis Club I sem: G:A,A. 2 sem. ROBERT WILSON Transfer from Cottage Grove: Oregon. DOROTHY WILSON Ht Tri 2 sem: Language Club I sem: Girls' Glee 2 sem: Usherette I sern, Operetta I sem. KATHLEEN WILSON Hostess: Council. Patrol: Girls' League Pres.: Pres. llA's: Scholarship 4 sem: Vice-Pres. Hi Tri: Oriental Club Treas.: Pres. Science Club: Tennis: Hockey: Volleyball: Boosters Vice-Pres.: Outing Club: Tennis Club: G.A,A : Play: Operetta: Dance Com. ELLSWORTH WINTERS Student Patrol: Scc.-Trcas.. Boys' League: Sec.-Trcas. lIA's: Hi Y Treas., Oriental Club: Language Club: Science Club: B Football. Basketball Tennis: Usher: Gun Club. MICHAEL WOLF Student Council: Boys' League VieefPres.: Pres. IZB-IZA: Vice- Pres IlB's, Hi Y Vice-Pres.: Sec., Pres. 3 sem: Basketball Capt: Tennis Capt. Lettermen's Club: Tennis Club: Usher: Dance Cm. RUTH WORLAND Transfer St. Paul. Publicity Comm.: Girls' League: Sec. I2A's: Schol. Pres.: Hi Tri, Uniform Bd.: Language Club: Marqueettes: Flimsy Staft, Trail Blazer, Girls' Glee Vice-Pres.: Rifle Club: Student Council: Toastinistress Father and Daughter Banquet. VIRGINIA WORM Student Council, Student Patrol: Hi Tri: Language Club: Mar- queettes. Flimsy Staff: Trail Blazer: Basketball: Tennis: Tennis Club, Hockey: Volleyball: J Club: Outing Club: G.A.A.: Usher- ette: Pageant, Jr. Guard: Varsity Song Leader: School Play: Dance Committee, GAA. Honor Award. UAT Row 'lz Leo Chenea, Albert Herald Bull Reeves Drew lnhoden Wnlbur Lunt Tom Scoles Kenth H1rrls Row 2: Eleanor Bennett, Beth Han on Helen Safley Adele Warren Dorothea Schupp Marcele Frwzler Eva Jennlson, Betty Wyatt, Mr. Lovejoy B Row 3: Lela Purdnn, Joyce Hayes, Eugenm Hlaton Irene Murray Barbara Straub Vlrgrnla Fulvvuder Betty Steele, Hendrlna Pluim, Row 4: Fred Rless, Henry Schlect, Bull Luttrell Wallace Klunder Ralph Hershberger Dannel Woods Art Muller Row 5: Lyle Rach, Howard Caspar, Jack Flsher Hovsard Swanson Kern McDavld Ed H1rrl5on Karl Myrmo Reid Christensen. CLASS OFFICERS WALLACE KLUNDER f President JOE WHITE - - Vice-Presudent MARCELE FRAZIER - Secretary BETTY WYATT - a Treasurer Row I: Margaret Knley, Lllllan Teague Vnrglnna Doke Betty Jo Gsborne Melba Young Donnl Rurnmler Mary Bell Lenghton, Barbara Garoutte Marjorie Spongberg Row 2: Rarhael Cale, Marilyn Moor Helen Rhodes Robertu OH! row Pauline Lussrnan Ellen Cirofolo Doris Bird, Mary Rogers, Muriel Zlnser Mollie Klenck Row 3: Gladys Gingrich, Pauline Clark Peggy Outhler Dorothy Lappln Janette Woodrutt Wlnlfred Abrams, Betty Huntsman, Row 4: Betty Carey, Wanda Henry, Doris Nelson Lo 1 Muller Ruth Burner Wanda Wilson Alberta Clyens Ethel Banks, Dorothy Alllson. A Row 5: Elxne Cauntner, Glsela Plowmwn Florrelne Swetnwrn Dorotheu Unmack Helen Maxwell Nadine Putnam, Freda Bray, Jerry Ward Row 6: Betty Jane McAlplne, Donner Derry Marne Church Beth Cheever Marilyn Teague Aluce Mae Seguune, Johnnle Hammett, Phyllis Dwyls Lllll'lI'1 Talley ELEVEN-A CLASS ELEVEN-B CLASS Seated: Gene Thomas, Herbert Bramley, Wayne Grisham, Kenneth Empey. Wayne Thomas, George Mullenex, George Swetnam, Bill Goen, Bert Warner, Jack Corporan, Row 2: Bob Thumann, James Takahama, Jack Endsly, Pat Holzhauer, Edward Prince, Lloyd Prunty, Charles Case, Steel Robson, Frank Hallmann, Howard Mason, Calvin Brunsting, Oscar Carpenter, Merlyn Anderson, Row 3: Glenn Shoop, George Roberts, Charles Soiset, Jimmie Linn, Dick Weir,IVernon MacMillan, Robert Batterton, Hugh Haskett, Richard Grau, Warren Hutchens, Ray Graham, Jim Gardner, James Manley, Seeley Martin. Row 4: Cliff Mapes, Roy Crawford, Leslie Pryor, Harry Berge, Emmett Beaulieu, Robert Stovee, Bob Miedema, Ted Springer, Warren Hume, Raymond Romine, Bill Hocl-Laday. Row 5: Don Wagner, Spencer Jennison, Sam Liddicote, Carl Ott. Cl.AiSS CJFFICIEI S BILL GOEN ---f President MARJORlE SPONGBERG - ViceMPres, NVANDA HENRY - - Sccy.-Treas. CLASS OFFICERS EUGENE TIDWELL - - President GENEVIEVE WINTER - Vrce-Pres. DORIS WEAVER - - - Secretary MARGARET OTT - - Treasurer Row I: Richard Judson, Jack Simon, Eleanor Shank, Peggy Chosen, Dorothy Stimson, Eugene Tidwell, Betty Hermon, Beulah Brown, Barbara Weir, Harry Grove, Sidney Angove, Row 2: Howard Chandler, Melba Nell, Alberta Shaw. Flora Chittick, Margaret Ott, Sarah Taylor, Rosemary Rosser, Thelma Oelke, Lucerne Applegate, LeRoy Steffey, Evelyn Black. Row 3: Richard Felion, Lillian LaSuer, Genevieve Winter, Doris Weaver, Floretta Mayhugh, Robert Parlee, Bill Reimann, Bill R, King, Eugene Ellis. Row 4: Norman Dunlap, Bill Dorr, Nelson Jacobs, Bob Wolt, Rex Kcpple, LeRoy Smith, Charles Dodge, Frank Sorenson, M, J, Kizer. Row 5: Mr, White, Joe Pizzata, Marvin Brain. Row I: Elaune Prince, Allcc Frawley B tty Davles Evelyn Drnsrnoor Alvlna Peek Donavec Kastor Vrrgrnra Karas, Betty Jo Hershberger FllCLIT Sehabelron Row 2: Betty Jo Zimmerman, Ruth Pusher Barbara Burkhvt Betty Ann Porter Gertrude Harms Dorothy A Felder, Adelarde Beal, Janrce Brlttaln Lynn Harrrngton Margue Huffman Dorothy Brwrnley Muriel Lenz, Luella Brrtton, Bernrce Leach Join Robbrns Row 3: Wanda Swann, Mary Ethel Krley Myrtle Thornton Vrola Toman Mwry Ellen Gray Durlene Cudrck Katheryn Kerns, Ruth Anthon, Mary Lmglcy Lourse Husk Aldlne Tnlley Erncstrne Warren Joy Sheelcy Barbara Montell, Margot Carlson Row 4: Yukuye Furushrro, Jean Guthrre Ruby Muller Rrtw C1rpentcr Nrnu Wlllard Betty Carter Betty Brown, Dons Marshall, Loulse Wrrsley Esther Prlce Dorothy Pearce Wanda Masoner Betty Mlller C-eralrllne Compton, Velma Custitson June Ahlt Betty McDaniel Beverly Brlnes Row 5: Genevreve Murray, Margaret Rathbun Mrldred Hertner Mulclred Watt Frances Dellrnger Bc sm Muze, Marllyn Rehkoo, Mary Ann Kramer Juanita Rutter Mary Dee Allen Peggy Dwrs Evu Kllllrgs worth, Vrrgrnra Herman Row 6: Ceraldlne Warren, Genevieve Bakewell Betty Herhorn Geraldine Kurtz Delores Madison Helen Johnson, Leatha Babb, Lena Bradarrch Reatha Babb Mrldred Lomax Frances Vannett Mary Carroll Maxrne Powell, Virginia Hepburn Evelyn Routh Vera Arias Row 7: Florence Talrnan, Barbara Emery Juanita Hufflne Dorothy Kelly Jean Coffman LLIK'lllC Shlrey Marrlyn Nordeen, Jean Roseman CLASS OFFICERS JACK SIMON - President BETTY BROWN - Vice-President LOUISE HLJSK Secretary RICHARD WORKMAN Host FVILYN DlNSMOOR Hostess Row l: Bull Barhee, Ronald Bently Jwclc Bwlley Ted Moore Eldrerl Lord Glen Howe Ray Kronstedt Arthur Ferguson, Jack Warrl, L1lVlOII7C West Bull Stone Elwtn Dufloy Kenneth Fdrlow Bill Lasley Row 2: Lester Pusher, Kenneth Saoper Dale Steiner Philip Stinson Jack Dunham Frank Vessels Dile Chrlrlers, Russell Wrlllarns, Charles Vermrlluon Vernon Carlson Bennie Mansell James Ryan Jnmmle A Fate, Blll Kennedy, Jack Wolter Duck Martindale Row 3: James Bastron, Ben Prose, Wrlght Atwood Aly1 Huthuway Reglnald Taylor Bob Benson Row 4: Dale Hallvrlay, Dallas Kingsbury Normdn Taylor Wdyrwe Sessions Elle LeBlanc Francis Moore Tecl Carlsgaarrl, Paul Klnrade, Jack Shoop Joe Vulen ueli Ernest Mirtln TEN-B CLASS Row Row Row Row Row I: Junior Howard, Lee Harris, Peggy Thumann, Janice Hauswirth, Lolly lnlow, Pauline Skaggs, Margaret Irwin, Mary Irwin, Eleanor Hall, Algcne Okcstrom, Helen Louise Thomas, Jimmie Young. 2: Ray Southwick, Donald Brain, James Idle, Audrey Tisnerht, Patricia Dreyer, Frances Thayer, Constance Thady, Betty Jo Lake, Donald Eyestone. Harold Miller, Garth Glass, Jack Eynon, Earnell Cronkite. 3: Jack Gay, Jimmie Lohncs, Harvey Parker, Gwen Wood, Vslilma Goodwin, Virginia Mayer, Patsy Campbell, Grace Eveland, Grace Schroder, Mary Lyn Sterling, Donald Shubert, Jeriel Tiger, George Johnson. 4: Joe Wells, Bill Condon, Merlyn Cochems, Glen Woods, Lorna Leevers, Yvonne Tombs, Norine Nelms, Jack Campbell, Norman Treon, Robert Troutman, Bobby C-ray. 5: Mrs. Reinertson, Tommy Ryann, Jerry Coleman, Arthur McCance, LeRoy Carter, Ronald Hall, Bill Wyatt, Russell Osborn, Earl England, W. E. Ewen, Lloyd Carter. CLASS OFFICERS BOBBY GRAY - - - President OWEN WOOD - - Vice-President JANICE HAUSEWORTH - Secretary SOPHOMORE DAY At the beginning of each semester, Jordan officially welcomes her incoming class to the campus where most of them will spend their next three years. The Sopho- more A's are hosts to the lOB's, aided by the sponsors of the two classes and members of the P. T. A. At a general assembly, leaders of various groups explain the many activities that are carried on at Jordan and attempt to interest these younger students in round- ing out their academic work. This plan has been success- ful in discovering leaders of the new groups. ORGANIZATIGNS AND ACTIVITIES Row I: Helen Marron, Ruth Stanley, Drew lnboden, Virginia Worm, Jack Grisham, Ruth Worland, Leonard Tower, Harold Dodgen. Row 2: Donavee Kastor, Miss Davidson, Mrs. Campbell, Miss Smythe, F. A. Smith. BLAZER STAFF STUDENT BODY STORE TRAIL BLAZER The aim of the Trail Blazer was to present a written and illustrated record of the entire school year. Because the past year has been one of more than ordinary growth and development for Jordan, the publishing of the year book was a task rich in experience for those working upon the staff. STUDENT BODY STORE The regular crowds third period and sixth period that throng the student store for malts, candy, and cold drinks are cheerfully and promptly waited upon. The third period it is an especially popular place for the mid morning i'snack. Row I: Mrs. Bergc, Winitrcd Dunaway, Billic Washmuth, Dorothy Lappin. Row 2: Ruth Sutton, Lucille Crawford, Paula Jensen. 'GQ -vs Row I: Pauline Clark, Marjorie Spongberg, Dorothy Steen, Bernice Gustafson, Shirley Dickinson, Alice Seguine, Winifred Abrams, Row 2: lrene Murray, Sam Shearrnan, Mae Sorenson, Glenn Thomas, Nadine Putman. Row 3: Miss Zimmerman, LeRoy Steffey, Ray Vance, Fred Reiss, Bert Warner. LIBRARY The class in Library Practice has a two fold purpose, members of this group give valuable service to the school in the performance of the various tasks of library routine, and gain for themselves valuable knowledge of special library tools. Their duties include all the steps in preparing new books for circulation, such as collating for torn and misprinted pages, stamping, shellacking, pasting book-pockets, and filing catalog cards. They also mend books. issue books at the charge desk, check library pass permits. Once a week the group meets as a class to discuss general problems and special indexes and other reference books. In this way students increase their own efficiency and are enabled to use all libraries more easily and effectively. At least once a semester the library group enjoys a social affair. Mrs. Mildred Harrington entertained with interesting book reviews at the Christ- mas party, The program was so enjoyed that Mrs. Harrington was asked to give additional reviews to the library assistants and their friends at the Spring Punch-Tea. lt is planned to make this an annual affair. Row 1: Betty Ashley, Virginia Hepburn, Catherine Ott, Helen Burrell, Margaret Irwin, Marie Church, FYFHTCCS HBUSCY. Row 2: LeRoy Smith, Mary Cuda, Esther Peters, lrerie Murray, Lela Purdin, Violet Jackson, Evelyn Fannon, Shirley Ann Taylor, Miss Zimmerman. Row 3: Joe White, Teddy Ambrosio, LeRoy Stcffey, Bert Warner, Fred Reiss, Don Schubert, Walter Ray, Tom Scoles. Hui? A Q, W, 'tfD.iY SOCIAL ARTS TARGETEERS 4' Q3 Seated: Hazel Domengeaux, Bernice Gustafson, Shirley Dickinson. Dorothy Henley. Standing: Louise Wrisley, Mike Wolf, Bill Self, Bob Poole, George Roberts, Bob Conklin, Miss Rogers. SOCIAL ARTS CLASS Definition of name of class automatically explains the purpose-the art of social living. The students of this class hope to be able to fit gracefully into the social situations they encounter in every day life. Members of the class must be school officers or have been outstanding in school affairs. The class takes charge of the social functions of the school. Demonstrations for the Award Banquet and Junior-Senior Prom are promoted by the class. TARGETEERS This rifle club, which is affiliated with the National Rifle Association, was organized on May 27, l938, to create sportsmanship, responsibility, and a competent use of firearms. The club has grown from a charter membership group of l3 to over 30. Target shooting for the purpose of gaining medals and the rank of expert marksmanship from the NRA. took place in the North Long Beach Y.M.C.A. The club enjoyed several socials, among which were a roller skating party, a swimming party, and two house parties. Mr. Corbin sponsors the club. Row l: Kathleen Wilson, Helen Burrell, Margie Huffman, Dorothy Bramley, Esther Price. Row 2: Florreine Swetnam, Ruth Worland, Carolyn Price, Thelma Oelke. Row 3: Jack Grisham, Gordon Vernon, Peggy Outhicr, Phyllis Corbon, Harold Dodgen. Row 4: Clayton Shallcross, Joe Treon, Dean Oneal, Byron Linden. 21 W fe 'QP' xx i N 1 ss..- rs.-fi 90 au- if 'vi' f Row I: Arthur Neahr, Beulah Brown, Betty Hermon, Doris Diltz, Adele Warren, Catherine Ott, Ruth Wor- Iand, Elaine Dunlap Row 2: Mrs. Kcidel, Norman Taylor, Norman Dunlap, Marilyn Moor, Margaret DeYoung, Jewell Grisham, Dorothy Henley, Mary Alviso. Row 3: Raymond Talman, Carl Chappell, Wright Atwood, Shirley Ann Taylor, Barbara Straub, Genevieve Murray, Florence Talman, Ruth Stanley, Rachael Gale. Row 4: Wallace Klundcr, Bill Grisham, Willy Ambrosio, Bud Thompson, Robert Conklin. LANGUAGE CLUB The purpose of the Language Club is to promote friendship and under- standing for those people who speak a language other than our own. Social activities have included trips to such places as Olvera Street and Chinatown, as well as picnics, skating parties, barbecues, and social evenings with literary programs. AMICITIA This is the school chapter ot a national world friendship group organized at Jordan this semester. The first club was organized at Hollywood l-ligh School twenty-three years ago. Subsequently many others were established, and in i927 a State Federation of World Friendship Clubs was formed at Santa Barbara. Since then State and sectional conventions have been held at regular intervals. The local chapter is the second to be established in Long Beach, having been preceded by the Wilson Chapter. Row I: Marilyn Moor, Mary Carroll, Ruth Worland, Peggy Outhier, Betty .lo Hershbergcr, Katherine Gardner, Virginia Dokc. Row 2: Raymond Talman, Lowell Dunham, Jack Grisham, Florreinc Swetnam, Margaret DeYoung, Catherine O11 Row 3: Carl Chappell, Hugh Haskett, Gordon Vernon, Dean Oneal, Helen Johnson, Mr, Lynes. LANGUAGE CLUB WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB gf I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 I ,'lB i ' we . Ax not Q- SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY FIRST SEMESTER SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY SECOND SEMESTER I: Eugene Tidwell, Dorothy Soyster, Suda Speer, Margaret DeYoung, President, Elaine Dunlap, Beulah Brown, Shirley Ann Taylor, Barbara Burkhart, June Ahlt. Row 2: Marilyn Nordeen, Maxine Hysom, Bernice Tight, Maxine Powell, Winitred Dunaway, Esther Price, Alvlna Peek, Dorothy Bramley, Dorothy Felder, Janice Brittaln, Pauline Lussman, Bernice Gustatson Row 3: Bill Grisham, Jean Roseman, Louise Wrisley, Betty Ann Porter, Helen Mayer, Evelyn Dinsmoor, Mildred Watt, Phyllis Davis, Ruth Worland, Betty Herman, Evelyn Estes, Mr. White, Harold Dodgen. Row 4: Wallace Kluncler, Catherine Ott, Kathleen Wilson, Lloyd Prunty, Carl Chappell, Katherine Gardner, Marilyn Moor, Robert Conklin, Terry Marston, Arthur Neahr. Row SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY The activities ot the Scholarship Society this year have consisted ot three get-togethers at which new members have been welcomed and older members have become better acquainted. Delegates attended district meetings at Inglewood, Wilson. and Redondo High Schools. Jordan was elected president for District Seven, which in- cludes nine high schools, tor next year. I: Harold Dodgen, Mary Ledbetter, Wallace Klunder, President, Ruth NNorl.1nd, lack Grisham, Marilyn Nordeen, Steel Robson, Janice Brittaln. Row Z: Bill Grisham, Dorothy Felder, Gertrude Harms, Janice Hauswlrth, Mildred Watt, Esther Price, Row Catherine Ott, Betty Herman, 'Vlary Ann Kramer, Marcele Frazier, Terry Marston Row 3: Carl Chappell, Louise Wrisley, Wanda Swain, Pauline Clark, Betty Ann Porter 4: Mr, White, Gwen Wood, Maxine Powell, Jean Roseman, Maxine Hysont, Marilyn Moor, Lillian Tilley, Spencer Jennison, Hugh Haskett. Row 'Q Q'- Rcw I: Helen Burrcll, Joan Roseman, Mae Monfell, Hazel Eomengeaux, Bernice Gustafson, Shirley Dickin- son, Catherine Ott, Dorothy Steen, Helen Marron, Row Z: Mary Mottitt, Rachael Cale. Esther Price, Evelyn Dmimoor, Dorothy Soyster, Henrietta Cramer, Gertrude Harms, Marilyn Moor, Dorothy Henley. Mary Alvvo, Rulh Stanley. Row 3: Vsfanda Henry, Ruth Werlancl, Leatha Babb, Barbara Weir, Lyn Harrington, Peggy Chozen, Janice Brittain, Warwda Swain Row 4: Marianne Likowskt, Mrs. Hletield, Maxine Powell, Virginia Fulwtder, Irene Murray, Mrs. Cassel' herry, Lora Miller, GIRLS' LEAGUE This group aids all student activities and sponsors many important social and welfare events, among vvhich are the Thanksgiving Basket Drive and the Press-Telegram Cheer Fund contributions. The Father-Daughter Banquet is the outstanding social event of the year. Twice yearly the League sends delegates to district conventions, This year the conventions were held in Phoenix, Arizona, and Los Angeles. Bernice Gustafson, Shirley Dickenson, Kathleen Wilson, and Mary Ledbetter were the delegates. Row 1: Betty Wy.1tt, Marilyn Moor, l-lelen Marron, Ernestine Warrert, Kathleen Wilsoit. Dorothy Lappin, Margie Huffman, Ruth Worland, Mary Ledbctter. Row 2: Betty Carey, Dorothea Schupp, Eva Jennison, Donavee Kastor, Virginia Karts, Evelyn Dinsmoor, Lillian Tilley Row 3: lean Roseman, Evelyn Parks, Dorothy Soystcr. Helen Rhoacles. Pauline Lussinan, Catherine Ott, tannfe Brittain, Audrey Tisnerht Row 4: Mrs Hieticld, Mrs. Casselberry. li. . ' , if-' ..12 P'i-,. - 'ii 'IQ ,Il 7' 4 QQ .X as ... . rg . Ac . 4, 7- .. S . XFN' ., ,.. 4, ,,, ws- 43 F if Qi .,,,A V 10 ' if ., it vb Q, I T Q Y 1 if K i, , 9 ' K? K K I ... , N 'L - ,fr . Q, ,,, Q .'r as I J S eg - ,sf r' ' ,I A C ,B UNIFORM BOARD FIRST s! d ,r -- I ' Row 'l: Carolyn Price, Barbara Emery, Adele Warren, Helen Marron, Virginia Karis, Evelyn Carroll, Pauline Clark, Catherine Ott, Suda Speer, Betty Neahr. Row 2: Margaret Outhier, Marilyn Moor, Maxine Powell, Winifred Hansen, Geraldine Jones, Beulah Brown, Irene Murray, Mary Ann Kramer. Row 3: Marianne Likowski, Lora Miller, Melba Nell, Shirlie Williamson, Ruth Stanley, Kathleen Wilson, Billie Washmuth, Elaine Dunlap, Mrs. Casselberry, Ruth Worland. SEMESTER O F F I C E R S CATHERINE OTT - - President BETTY NEAHR - - Secretary UNIFORM BOARD This organization attempts to regulate conditions that will result in democratic dress for all Jordan girls. These regulations are established in an annual meeting ot the three senior high schools. O F F I C E R S CATHERINE OTT - - President SUSIE INLOW - - Secretary BOARD SECOND Row I: Betty Neahr, Corinne Slaten, Lora Miller, Marilyn Moor, Catherine Ott, Mary Bell Leighton, Mclba Young, Louise Husk, Aldine Tilley. Row 2: Ruth Stanley, Doris Weaver, Margaret Outhier, Florreine Swetnam, Janice Brittain, Maxine Powell, Adele Warren, Ernestine Warren, Helen Mayer, Wanda Swain, Dcloy Crutchfield, Mrs. Casselberry. Row I: Bill Self, Bob Wolf, Jack Bailey, Harold Dodgcn, Mike Wolf, Jack Grisham, Lowell Dunham, Leonard Tower, Aubrey Livermore, Eugene Tidwell. Row Z: Wallace Klunder, Mr. Lovejoy, Wayne Grisham, Bob Poole, Ellsworth Winters, Kern McDavid, Howard Swanson, Harold Williams, Bob Cathey. JORDAN HI Y Having as their motto, Clean Speech, Clean Sport, Clean Scholarship, Clean Living, and a well rounded program to help achieve these aims. the Jordan Hi-Y Club undertook its fifth year as the outstanding Christian organization on the campus. The highlight of the year's activities was the club's sponsorship of the third annual Sunday School and North Long Beach Y club's track meet. JORDAN HI TRI Health, Happiness, and Healthtulnessn might well be the girls' motto in Hi Tri, tor all phases of development from being healthy and having a good time to being friendly and living up to high ideals is emphasized. There have been meetings once a week and parties once a month. An all girls' sing and a Pioneer Day booth were the outstanding activities sponsored by the organization. Sealed: Geraldine Warren, Ernestine Warren, Aldine Tilley, Louise Husk, Miss Sanders, Carolyn Price, Esther Price, Hazel Domengeaux, Peggy Davis. Row 2: Louise Wrisley, Barbara Emery, Florence Talman, Reatha Babb, Leatha Babb, Marilyn Moor, Sally Pleas, Juanita Ritter, Dorothy Soyster. JORDAN HI Y JORDAN HI TRI 1' lnC 'E'W 'K' ' ' ' p 1' -agar snffi a W 'W avv o - ,, 1 ng f, X ' I smamlbkir GIRLS' CLEE CLUB BOYS' CLEE CLUB - l oflfk fini FEA rams X fkslA1l E33 fwrx Seated: Lillian Teague, Dorothy Wilscnn, Winitred Hanson, Dorothy Folder, Marcele Frazier, Lucerne Apple gate, Peggy Daniels, Suda Speer Row Z: Helen Rhoades, Ruth Viforland, Betty Jandrcau. Virginia Doke, Deloy Crutchfield, Evelyn Parks, Dorothy Soyster, Beatrice Arrnas, Lucille Shirey, Helen Johnson, Dolores Menill, Lenora lnlow, Beth Cheever. Row 3: Maxine Powell, Velma Gustafson, Nancy Rogers, Genevieve Wirtters, Dorothy Allison, Lillian Taylor, Phyllis Cantrell, Marion Shrimpton. Row 4: Mary Neilson, Aileen Thompson, Evelyn Tripp, Maxine Hysoni, Mary Lellbetter, lean Roseman Marilyn Nordeen, Vivian Elliott, Lorna Leevers, Crate Eveland, Corinne Staten CLEE CLUBS The Operetta, Sailor Maids, was the outstanding project tor the coma bined Clee Clubs this year. Numbers trom it were repeated at the Municipal Auditorium to a large audience. The Clee Club also introduced a Musicale which they plan to give each year. Their other activities have been to furnish music tor Vespers and Commencement, and also to give a great deal ot help to the P. T. A. meetings during the entire year. Row lc Don Anderson, Rey McCord, Leonard Tower, Ray Smith, Robert Tioutinan, Ronald llnll, Jack Moore, Douglas Burns, Raymond Romine, Ted Moore Row 2: Wallace Kendrick, Scott Busselle, Hugh Hasket, lack Grisham, Harold Shattuck, W. E. Ewen, Bob Cathey, Arthur McCance, Al Hiatt, Gordon Vernon, Teddy Amhrosio, Bill Ciathright Row 3: Kenneth Kirk, Charles Cecil, Tom Simcox, Harold Williams, VV.1rren Hume, Dean Oneal, Lawrence Pleas, Lyle Rich, Keith Childers, Aubrey Livermore Q3 Row 1: Evelyn Dinsmoor, Janice Brittain, Sarah Hamel, Elaine Prince. Row 2: Wayne Sessions, Margot Carlson, June Ahlf, Harlan Anderson. Row 3: Jimmy Linn, Frances Herman, Sybil Idle, Charles Vermillion, Charles Robbins. Row 4: Kenneth Briggs, Ray Smith, Wayne Thomas, Walter Ray, Keith Childers, Elie LeBlanc, Mary Ann Kramer, Donna Wilkinson. Row 5: Don Anderson, Mae Montell, Jeanne Hight, Shirley Williamson, Miss Rankin, Shirley Ann Taylor, Antonia Stein. ORCHESTRA The instrumental music department consists of tive units: Orchestra, Band, Brass Trio, Violin Choir, and String Ensemble. The Orchestra presents an annual tormal concert at the Municipal Auditorium, and furnishes music for Commencement Exercises and assemblies. Row I: Shirley Ann Taylor, Betty Davies, Sarah Hamel, Elaine Prince, Evelyn Dinsmoor, Janice Brittain ' sscor-in Row 2: Antonia Stein, Donna Wilkinson, Woodley Scofield, Jimmie Linn. Sybil Idle, Charles Robbins. Lloyd Prunty, Francis Herman, Wayne Sessions, Mary Ann Kramer. Margot Carlson, Beverly Brines, June Ahlf, Doris Diltz, Shirlie Williamson, Philip Lunt. Row 3: Don Anderson, Wayne Thomas, Ray Smith, Kenneth Briggs, Harlan Anderson, Glenn Schofield, Bob Peck, Walter Ray. BAND Sealed: Lloyd Prunty, Charles Vermillion, Warren Watkins, Wayne Sessions, Sybil ldle, Elie LeBlanc, Wayne Thomas, Ray Smith, Kenneth Briggs, Mae Montell, Walter Ray, Glen Scofield, Harlan Anderson. Standing: Shirlie Williamson, Donna Wilkinson, Woodley Scofield, Charles Robbins, Miss Rankin, Don Anderson. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC The band functions at football, basketball games, and pep assemblies. The brass trio and violin choir provide music for organizations outside of school, mainly service clubs and philanthropic units. They make many ap- pearances throughout the year, This was especially true during Public Schools' Week and Music Week. The string ensemble furnishes incidental music of a lighter nature for school activities. VIOLIN CHOIR Evelyn Dinsmoor, Janice Brittain, Doris Diltz, June Ahlf, Elaine Prince, Margot Carlson, Sarah Hamel. Ray Smith, Kenneth Briggs, Harlan Anderson BRASS TRIO Row 'lz Bob Conklin, Velma Brennan, Helen Mayer, Barbara Straub, Verna Bridges, Ruth Stanley, Leonard Tower. Row 2: Martin Weirman, Hazel Domengeaux, Walter Ray, Helen Marron, Miss Davidson. JOURNALISM The official weekly publication of Jordan High School is The Flimsyf' a regular mimeographed paper, which is, the first part ot the semester, a four page edition and which later grows into a six page edition. This past semester the typing classes have been ot great help in stenciling and mimeographing the publication. ln addition to the weekly paper, a staff member acts as school corre- spondent tor the Press-Telegram and other local papers. Row I: Mary Ledbettnr. Jack Grisham, Ruth Worland, Miss Davidson, Florence Romano. Drew lnbodcn. Virginia Worm, Tom Simcox. Row 2: William Luttrell, Adelyn Anderson, Helen Marron, Barbara Straub, Hazel Domcngeaux. Kern McDavid. .li L ................--..- ...........-...- .,.......-..-M ...........-.-.--- ...-.-- ORIENTAL CLUB SCIENCE CLUB Row Row Row Row H Frances Hauser, Catherine Ott, Kathleen Wilson, Doris Diltz, Dorothea Schupp, Pauline Lussman. Miss Babcock, Esther Peters, Dorothy Henley, Sybil Idle, Shirley Ann Taylor, Marilyn Moor. Ellsworth Beam, Ciisela Plowman, Mary Cuda, Dorothy Soystcr, Phyllis Corbin, Joe White. Richard Marron, Terry Marston, Wallace Klunder, Harold Dodgeri, Robert Conklin, Howard Swanson. ORIENTAL CLUB This is an honorary organization, based on accomplishment in Oriental Culture classes, lt is composed ot not more than forty members and an advisor. The activities tor this year have included regular monthly evening meet- ings, the purpose ot which is cultural and social, Outstanding events ot these meetings have been a dinner at the Soo Chow restaurant and an evening in Chinatown in Los Angeles, installation ot otticers and initiation ot new mem- bers at the Y.M.C.A.g panel discussions on our relations with the Orient, a tull course Chinese dinner at the home ot the president, Shirley Ann Taylor. Regular business meetings have been held every other week during activity period. The outstanding event ot the year is Oriental Week. SCIENCE CLUB The activities of the Science Club during the present school year in- cluded an excursion to the Ford Automobile Plant and three regular meet- ings at which students demonstrated most phenomenal mysteries of science. The club is undertaking the construction ot a two million volt spark coil and a twenty-tive thousand volt transtormer. Row 1: Margaret DeYoung, Elaine Dunlap, Margot Carlson, Catherine Ott, Harold Dodgen, Jack Grisham, Bill R. King, Gordon Vernon, Joe Treon. Row 2: Robert Conklin, Mr. Peck, Jewell Crisham, Carl Chappell, Terry Marston. c.-l- DQ Row I: Lora Miller, Betty Carey, Ruth Worland, Bctty Ashley, Marjorie Spongberg, Henrietta Cramer, Mary Ledbetter, Hazel Domengeaux, Dorothy Soyster. Row 2: Barbara Weir, Marilyn Nordeen, Doris Nelson, Betty Wyatt, Katherine Gardner, Evelyn Parks. Eva Jennison, Muriel Zinser, Carolyn Price, Esther Price, Virginia Doke, Catherine Ott, Genevieve Winters, Row 3: Jean Roseman, Jerry Ward, Peggy Outhier, Dorothea Schupp, Joyce Hayes. Nancy Rogers, Dolores Merrill, Muriel Anderson, Corinne Slaten, Lenora lnlow, Betty Hcrmon, Pauline Clark. Row 4: Beulah Brown, Rosemary Rosser, Thelma Oelke, Marilyn Mcor, Lela Purdin, Aileen Thompson, Kathleen Wilson, Jewell Grisham, Mrs. Casselberry. BOOSTER CLUB This organization is composed of fifty girls who have a B average and who have held two major offices or who have done outstanding work since they have attended Jordan. The club has a drill team which performs at all Jordan football games. They also march in the Armistice and Memorial Day parades. Two of the highlights of the year are the Booster Mother-Daughter Tea and the Installation Banquet. The club takes charge of some dances during the year, one being the Pioneer Day dance. SAILOR MAIDS The proof that Jordan has reached maturity was shown in the production of the operetta, Sailor l'Vlaids. Although the production in the main was the responsibility of the music department, other groups combined their energies to produce what has probably been the best activity ever staged at Jordan. The ceaseless work of the dramatic, art, clothing, and shop de- partments was indispensable. The voices in the cast were remarkably good in quality and number. There were eighty-three students in the cast. MARQUEETTES WIG AND TOUPEE Row I: Kathleen Wilson, Leonard Tower, Muriel Anderson, Walter Ray, Henrietta Cramer, Row 2: Ruth Worland, Thelma Oelke, Donna Rummler, Betty Hermon, Virginia Worm, Lenora Inlow Row 3: Henry Schlect, Lyle Rich, Mrs. Stewart, Spencer Jennison, MARQUEETTES The advanced dramatic club of Jordan was established in February ot l938, for the purpose of furthering dramatic activities on the campus. This year, as in the past, at the end ot each semester the Marqueette Awards will be given to one boy and one girl ot the graduating Marqueettes who are con- sidered outstanding in the field of dramatics. Past winners have been Wayne Matson, Agnes Sorenson, and Phyllis Corbin. WIC AND TOUPEE The membership of the Wig and Toupee is composed ot students who aspire to be Marqueettes but who do not, as yet, have the required number ot points to be elected. The purpose of Wig and Toupee is to prepare its members with the suitable background necessary to be worthy members ot Marqueettes. Row I: Beulah Brown, Melba Young, Rosemary Rosser, Barbara Weir, Muriel Zinser, Dorothy Bramley, Katherine Lomond, Margie Huffman, Juanita Huffine. Row 2: Mrs. Stewart, Adele Warren, Eugenia Heaton, Margaret DeYoung, Doris Weaver, Ernestine Warren, Mary Ann Kramer, Barbara Straub, Miss Sanders. Row 3: Herbert Bramley, LeRoy Smith, Bill Coen, Virginia Buddhu, Florence Romano, Leora McCullough, Dallas Kingsbury, Norman Taylor Clad Bliss - Sandra Soon - - Hclcn Wintcrgrccn - Mrs. Slralford Smith Mac - - - - - Duke - - Lance Davis - Nora lxlalono - Officer Tim McCriIl Mrs. Fanny Farnham Larry Ellloll - Tod Harllcy DOUBLE C - LENORA INLOW - PHYLLIS CORBIN - MURIEL ZINSER CENEVIEVE WINTER KATHLEEN WILSON WILLARD CIOLDSMITH - LEONARD TOWER TROUBLE AS T Bruce McFarIin Lord Dclcmater Perl Bliss - Auntie v Officer - f Mildred Massingalc - Dorothy Barringer -- HERE COMES CHARLIE C GRACE ERICKSON - - BILL UVICK HENRIETTA CRAMER LEONARD TOWER SPENCER JENNISON AS T Vivian Smythc-Kcrscy Uncle Alec Twaggs Charlie Happs - - - WALTER RAY - EUGENE ROSENLOFF - FLORENCE ROMANO - VIRGINIA WORM CLAYTON SHA LLCROSS - IVIURIEL ANDERSON KATHERINE LEMOND FLORENCE ROMANO - - WALTER RAY - KATHLEEN WILSON Mrs. Carolmo SmyIhcfKcrScy CENEVIEVE WINTER Morlimcr Smylhc-Kcrscy - NORMAN TAYLOR if Z' I 'IZIIQII ami I MY Miss Carney Judith Afkins Moira Moss - Mrs. Moss Hulda - Peaches Carter Okey - - - Dean Marlowe - Aunt Caroline Azma - - Chuck Mayo - STERY OF THE MASKED GIRL CAST - THELMA OELKE VIRGINIA WORM CENEVIEVE WINTERS KATHERINE LEMOND VIRGINIA BUDDHU Rose Lawn - - MURIEL ANDERSON Ann Bradley A - - BETTY HERMON Kafheryn Tremayne - - MURIEL ZINSER Miss Pruden A- - - BETTY FELDER GIRL-SHY CAS - - SUSY INLOW V- AUBREY LIVERMORE - - BILL UVICK r DORIS WEAVER - DONNA RUMMLER - WILLARD COLDSMITH T Birdie LaVern Sylvia - A - Alfred Murgatoyd Tom Arsdale - Babs Stanford Mr. Arsdalc VIRGINIA BUDDHU - BETTY FELDER - LEROY SMITH DALLAS KINCSBURY RUTH WORLAND - LYLE RICH ATHLETICS , ,Ff.,--Wil, , , fi 1 1 1, ff , J I . J L , . ,Qu fu W x A X y ,f ,gf 4 , L 'fcjkif I - , .4 f..-,..f IKM, If if ft! x t K' I 1 f I J ,V I , V l ff r lf' .1 ' ,,,' ' ,fu ,g,f1x, if , ,f 6 5.. 4 f Q ' , .wf ,J f.. . If 1 I' fl ,. f,. - LJ , x L 0 I , I l K 'A 1-,f Q. , ' vw x., A-4 .1 , 1 f .4 'v Q I X! .- J 1 ,Q . .x..f'4 , gd I . M f 'if' A , n4,, kr L. 5- Q5 4 9 if 'lawn X 0 , A . V Q-. FJ .. 2 ' - V-0 A Nw fic M 95 A , f, . GH, HK W L27 3 G i i Z 3 5 . 'lELlfn33i9i.l LIL fi di 1 -is - fx L MMS!!! VARHTY FOOTBALL BEE FOOTBALL Qkisi' S9 infix J Row I: Jack Hughton, Melvin Howard, Bill Grisham, Sidney Angove, Bill Uvick, Clyde McKay, Charles Pesson, Fred Riess, Bill Hanson, Harold Williains. Row 2: Henry Schlect, Masura Furushiro, Ellsworth Beam, Louis Rogers, Charles Cecil, Ray Vance, Keith Childers, Howard Swanson, Carl Marshall, Aubrey Livermore. Row 3: Ben Prose, Walter Marshall, Hoye Stewart, Paul Koumis, M. J. Kizer, Lyle Rich, Dean Oneal, Vernon Macmillan, Paul Killingsworth, Don McKay. Row 4: Mr. Kemp, Jess Hume, Harry Cissel, Tom Simcox, Howard Caspar, Glenn Shoop, Roy Crawford, Jack Corporon, Ed Ferguson. FOCJTBIALL Having their best season since the beginning of the school six years ago, the Jordan High Varsity gridders went through league competition without defeat to capture the Sunset League Championship, They advanced to the semi-finals of the Southern California playoffs, defeating Tustin 25-I3 and losing to the final champions, Santa Barbara 27-6. Hoye Stewart, fullback, Glenn Shoop, halfback, Captain Clyde McKay, end, and Jack Corporon, center, received All-League positions. Hoye Stewart and Glenn Shoop also received posts on the All Southern California team. Dick Cline's Panther middleweights also had a red letter season, winning the Sunset League title. They went through league competition with only one defeat, that being an i8-6 defeat by Anaheim. ln a post-season game the Jordan Bees submerged the Poly High Bee team 2l-O. Row 'l: Bob Benson, Charles Hill, Paul Meckna, Bill Goen, Reid Christensen, Karl Myrmo, Bill Kibler, James Fife, Benny Mansell, Alva Hathaway, Bill Laslie, Alvin Hutchinson, Mr. Cline. Row Z: Paul Kinradc, Victor Jacobson, Wayne Grisham, Sam,Lidclicotc, Max Sutton, Kenneth Briggs, Fred Gale, Joe Filian, Bob Bolling, Charles Bowers, Kenneth Empey, Bob Ray. Row 3: Gene Thomas, Ernie Martin, Allen Adams, Doyle Rohwer, Jimmy Takahama, Bill Johnson, Mervillc Brown, Reginald Taylor, Therrcl Jarmon, Leonard Tower, Herbert Bramley, Richard Marron. Row 4: James Linn, Merlyn Anderson, Roy McCord, Art Ferguson, Harry Takahama, Bill Kennedy, Jack Shoop, Bill Barbie, lack Simcox, Bill Reeves, Ted Moore, James Bastion. Quilt X . i, K x Row I: Don McKay, Masaru Furushiro. Clyde McKay. Row 2: Mr. Lovejoy, Henry Schlect, Albert Maxwell, Kern McDavid, Calvin Brunsting, Capt. Paul Koumis Mgr. Jim Gardner, x BASKETBALL Pacing themselves exactly as they did last year, Jordan High's Varsity Casaba team won but one league encounter, that being over our friendly rivals from Excelsior. They were victorious over Wilson High 29-35, but lost to Poly High in the City Championship tilt 53-29. Hoye Stewart was the only member to receive recognition on the All-Sunset League team. Paul Koumis was the captain ot this year's squad, but due to injuries received during football season, he was out most of the season. This year's Bee basketball team was the greatest Jordan has ever had. The Panther Babes swept to victory in the Annual Anaheim Basketball Tournament and then repeated their championship form to capture the Sunset League title. This was the first Bee basketball team to win a cham- pionship ot any kind for Jordan High. Marvin Brain, sharp shooting forward, led the Bees, Row I: Bill Kennedy, Kenneth Empey, Captain Marvin Brain, Wayne Grisham, Mike Wolf. Raw 2: Kenneth Farlow, Drew lnboden, Bob Poole, Mr. Lovejoy, Benny Mansell, Keith Harris, Alva Hathaway. Row I: Joc Pizzata, Bill Grisham, Kern McDavid, Hoye Stewart, Charles Posson, Paul Koumis, Mgr. Eugene lidwell. Row 2: Coach Rockwell Kemp, Dick Weir, Don McKay, Ted Springer, Cliff Mapes, Hank Schlect, Allen BASEBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Adams, Herbert Bramly, Mgr. Glenn Scofield. BASEBALL Out hitting almost every team they played, but falling down in fielding, Jordan's Varsity baseball team had a mediocre season. They won but one league game, that being a 9-O victory over Newport Harbor. Out of the entire season they won but 7 games and lost IO. l-loye Stewart captained the Panther nine. Having its most successful season since its origin a year ago, the Jordan Junior Varsity tied for second place in the Inter-City League. Ernie Martin was captain of the J. V. team. Row I: Ted Carlsgard, Jack Wotere, Benny Mansell, Russel Osborne, Bill Wyatt, Richard Judson, Jack Eynon. Row 2. Mgr. Jackie Ward, Ralph Hcrshbcrger, Ernest Coach Rockwell Kemp. Martin, Jack Eudlsey, Bill Kennedy, Edwin Duroy, 'Lv 3 ! WY C Mr. Cline, Lyle Johnson, Arthur Ncahr, Joe White, Wallace Klunder, Ed Harrison, Bob Morgan. TRACK This year's track and field team was the strongest squad ever to rep- resent Jordan High School, The Varsity went through league competition without defeat to win the undisputed Sunset League pennant. The Panther Bees, cast in the role of defending champions, successfully defended their title to keep the championship in their possession. The Jordan lightweights had a disasterous season ending in a tie for third place. But the Cees returned to their winning form to capture the Sunset League Finals. Wallace Klunder captained the Varsity, Joe White was selected captain of the Bees, while Tommy Scoles was picked to lead the Cees. lnaugurating a new track sport, Cross Country, the Jordan High track- men did very well, The leather-lungers placed fourth in Southern California standings. Although there was no definite league this year, there is hope that a regular circuit will be established by next year, Wally Klunder, the finest distance man in this area, captained the Cross Country team. Row I: Mike Wolf, Mr. Borgtcld, Gordon Vernon, Leonard Tower, Dean Oneal. Row 2: Howard Mason, Joe Trcon, Jack Stewart, Charles Robbins, Spencer Jennison. ,4-s. 4' xiii . .Ln ki Av, CROSS COUNTRY TENNIS TEAM VARHTY TRACK BEE TRACK CEE TRACK Il . Row 'l: Charles Dodge, Bob Workman, Lewis Rogers, Joe White, Ray Vance, Wallace Klunder, Harry Cissel, Glenn Shoop, Gene Rosenloff. Row 2: M. J. Kizer, Bob Morgan, Aubrey Livermore, Wayne Whitley, Ed Harrison, Ed Ferguson, Harold Dodgen, Steel Robson, Row 3: Harold Williams, Calvin Brunsting, Leland Hiatt, Mr, Cline. Row 'lz Reid Christensen, Karl Myrmo, Richard Marron, Bob Wolfe, Joe White, Jack Simon, Tommy Scoles, Lyle Johnson. Row 2: Wayne Thomas, Sidney Angove, Arthur Neahr, Roy McCord, Charles Case, Bill Goen, Sam Liddicote, Doyle Rohwer, Mr. Cline, Row 3: Harry Takahama, Bill Johnson, James Linn, Kenneth Briggs, Wayne Grisham, Bill Self, Jack Sim' cox, Kenneth Empey, Jim Gardner. Row 1: Kenneth Farlow, Jack Shoop, Jack Bailey, Tommy Scoles, Bob Benson, Bill Laslic, Norman Taylor. Row 2: Mr. Cline, Bob Gray, Arthur Ferguson, Jack Campbell, Bob Parlee, Leland Marshall, Charles Vermillion, James Takahama. ' .1 ..B.5.. Beulah Brown, Florence Romano, Marjorie Spongberf' A's -Henrietta Cramer, Dorolhy Soysfer, Evelyn DIHSIYTOOI' Yell Leaders-Leonard Tower, Eugene Tidwell, Joe Whulff. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row I 2 3 4 Ey 5 6 7 8 el Marlorle Sruongberg, Beulah Brown, Mary Ledbetler, Dolores Merrill. Helen Burrell, Vrrglnra Dolce, Ruth Worland, Eva Jennnson. Bernice Cusfafson, Dorothy Steen. Dorus Nelson, Dorothea Schupp, Pauline Clark, Augusfa Lawson Belly Wy.1ll, Muriel Zlnser, Barbara Weir, Belly Herman, Rosemary Rosser, Shlrley Drckenson, yn Estes, Kathleen Wllson Anleen Thompson, Cenexreye Wlrwicrr. Row 9: Katherine Gardner, Mary Cuda Carolyn Prrce, Jewell Grisham Row IO: Joyce Hayes. Murrel Anderson. Peggy Outhzer, Belly Ashley, Row II: Evelyn Ramsey, Jerry Ward Thelma Oelke, Dorolhy Soysler Row I2: Marilyn Moor, Nancy Rogers, Lora Muller Cornnne Slalen, Hazel Dunweneeaux, Phyllis Corbin, Dorolhy SllFIISOlI, Belly Amacher. ,yr Xfibwfii !X3M2!iI1E?lfE5i1s3i?6'Ksii:E? l SONG AND YELL LEADERS BOOSTER DRILL TEAM DRUM MAJOR- ETTES if Q 9 9 929 5 x 9 6 -91 .3 Q 4.1 Q .ra fgfggbyj , mxh., 5 Q Q 4 1 ' 'Q '5 x Q ' 5 S Q xg., 3... 1 5. g Y . ' 'GJ' is wiv NA' ' N- -C 146 va . x if ' ' an 5: i Y V Y Y V 2 5 we ,--- I 3 if .15 y NM 1 . Q Q,. Y , G is: H MF-s A Q' . x aw Q Q a -3 gc 5 fa,-'Af X wtwaf W ' 1 .'gSf,a,1 ai,!ivmWEj:g 5,I my .SS , ' Q .rf . ig L mfg, 1 . x , V. qv ,V Ng? Q, xg Q ff .2 S I f 1 Q .Q S+-gg if Q ...H N. , kk . . Q n :f-'-i,: - Row I: Mary Alyiso, Esther Peters, Rosemary Rosser, Doris Nelson, Betty Hermon, Beulah Brown, Evelyn Estes, Sarah Taylor, Marilyn Moor, Lela Purdin, Ruth Stanley, Helen Marron. Row Z: Barbara Weir, Eva Jennison, Kathleen Wilson, Virginia Worm, Katherine Gardner, Pauline Lussman. Row 3: Betty Carey, Thelma Oelkc, Mrs. Hiefield, Lora Miller, Sarah Hamel. J CLUB An honorary section of the G.A.A., the J Club promotes athletic interest among Jordan girls. To meet the requirements of the club, a girl must earn SOO points in athletics and service, after which she is eligible to join. For the past semester a committee composed of tive members has been working on plans for a G.A.A. pin. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION HONOR AWARD The Girls' Athletic Association presented their Honor Award for i939 to Mary Alviso, Esther Peters, and Virginia Worm. This award is given to the outstanding Senior girls possessing all qualities of personal attractiveness, scholastic standing, and unquestionable citizenship. The girls who qualified for the first awarding of this honor in l938 were Thelda Jennison, Lurline Harris and Elaine Owen. OUTINC CLUB This is one of the G.A.A.'s most popular clubs and probably the most interesting recreational organization at Jordan, It meets every month under the direction ot Mrs. Lucille Hiefield and Mrs. Thelma Stewart. To promote good fellowship, comradship, and sportsman- ship, a plunge and bicycling party was enjoyed by forty-one girls during the past semester. Row I: Ruth Stanley, Barbara Straub, Helen Marron, Wanda Swain, Barbara Emery, Rosemary Rosscr, Betty Herrnon, Beulah Brown, Henrietta Cramer. Virginia Worm, Kathleen Wilson, Della Severtson. Row 2: Betty Herborn. Geraldine Warren, Sarah Hamel, Donna Wilkinson, Thelma Oelke, Lora Miller, Lela Purdin, Florence Romano, Sarah Taylor, Virginia Buddhu, Margaret Ott, Peggy Daniels, Mrs. Hieticld. Row 3: Esther Peters, Frances Hauser, Leora McCullough. Row 4: Eva Jennison, Doris Nelson, Mary Suetsugu, Katherine Gardner, Marilyn Moor, Mary Alviso, Pauline Lussman. J CLUB OUTING CLUB - 2. 0 r 'W uni.-Q1 TENNIS CLUB VOLLEYBALL TEAM I 1 f Q if 1 vu.. x t v , - x. Row I: Barbara Weir, Betty Hermon, Marilyn Moor, Katherine Gardner, Esther Peters, Mary Alviso, Della Severtson, Peggy Daniels. Row 2: Dorothy Stimson, Muriel Zinser, Frances Hauser, Betty Carey, Doris Nelson, Rosemary Rosser, Evelyn Estes, Mildred Watt, Betty Davies, Evelyn Dinsmoor, Lela Purdin, Lora Miller. Row 3: Beulah Brown, Donna Wilkinson, Leora McCullough, Jean Robbins, Betty Herborn, Geraldine Warren, Mary Suetsugu, Sarah Hamel, Peggy Davis, Barbara Straub. TENNIS CLUB To provide an opportunity for girls interested in learning tennis funda- mentals from competent instructors is the objective of the girls' Tennis Club. lntra-school tournaments, featuring girls' doubles and singles teams, were held at Jordan High December l, l938, Wilson High, March 3l. l939, and at J. C., April 22, l939. The climax to a year of successful net activities was the annual Spring Tennis Single and Mixed Doubles Tournaments, held on the Jordan courts. VOLLEYBALL Climaxing one of the most successful seasons in history, the girls' volley- ball team, led by captain Mary Alviso, captured the city crown at Wilson High February l4, l939. Competing against Poly, Wilson, and J. C., Jordan in a round robin tournament defeated the three other Long Beach schools in a series of spectacular games. Row I: Sara Hamel, Katherine Gardner, Mary Alviso, Leia Purdin, Beulah Brown. Row 2: Mary Suetsugu, Pauline Lussman, Betty Herborn, Virginia Worm, Henrietta Cramer, Doris Nelson. Lula Purclin, Ruth Stanley, Rachael Calc, Esther Peters, Lora Miller, Marilyn Moor Virginia Worm Katherine Gardner, Peggy Outher, Frances Hauser, Kathleen Wilson, Helen Marron Pauline Lussman Mary Alviso, Mary Suetsugu, Eva Jennison, Doris Nelson. HOCKEY The ideal high school sport, enjoyed because of its action and friendly competition, lured many Sopho- mores, Juniors and Seniors onto the field for class competition. A combination Junior and Senior team upset the Sophomores in a one-sided game for the championship, SPEEDBALL This first year that speedball has been played at Jordan proved that it was an enjoyable addition to the regular sport activities and it promises to be one of the most popular sports. The championship went to the Sophomores, who had a strong cooperative team, Row I: Barlmarn Emery, Sarah Hamel, Rosemary Rosser, Beulah Brovvn, Betty Row 2: Ernestinc Vvarrcn, Mildred Watt. XfVanda Swain, Geraldine Warrerw, B 1' ll I fl I2 1111 I I lf i Til TENNIS TEAM BASEBALL Esther Peters, Cisela Plowman, Rosemary Rosser. Mary Alyiso, Beulah Brown, Mary Suetsugu, Barbara TENNIS The tennis season has a full calendar ot singles and doubles matches. The leading contenders for the singles championship are Mary Alviso, Esther Peters, C-isela Plowman, and Margot Carlson. The contenders for the doubles championship are the Rosemary Rosser-Barbara Emery and Beulah Brown-Betty l-lermon combinations. In l938 the champions were Jane Redmond and Esther Peters. The awards, which were gold loving cups, were donated by the Long Beach Tennis Association. BASEBALL The seniors in l938 playing a fast, exciting game, pitched by Mary Alviso, won the championship in a close, commendable, resistant game put up by the Juniors and Sophomores. Row 1: Frances Hauser, Ruth Stanley. Mary Alviso, Katherine Gardner. Virginia Worrvw, Helen Mnrron Row 2: Leora McCullough, l.eIa Purdin, Eva Jennison. 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