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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1944 volume:

We are riot Warlil4e in mature, rior are we trairiecl to pe aggressive toward tlwe people ol otlwer countries, out as we resumed our liiglw sclsrool careers in tlie Fall ol 1943 our community was a part ol a great riatiorial ellort to preserve our American Way ol lile, . - ,Q We, the students of David Starr Jordan High School therefore, endeavored to serve the needs of our community and nation w N 5 Hip? fx 4 5 E 5 if .z QQ :x,. . , P N N 'S i -., x 31 fl va, S2 3:2 N . , ,W W.,...., ,... if if 2 Q ? if A Wai .:' 1. I iff ,..,..u- -Q ' A ' .' .f 1- KM Q. Q Q . + H ' x xv .A Sith 1 y Q X Qs x. X 11 ..:.., N .TZTZWE .. , -QM-ikpxilii ' 3' 1 Eiigggiiigi wig. L lliialh, Q4g53:'zf:,32fE?5S':ggggg X A V' 112, AAL1i?imSf 1f i - -' L wzgga - L ax :-'amqmw Q R , Xt Ji S :s MS ' Mx 'WS i ff- Q P4 n I' 'NN gf Q, ,Ai 5 : H 2 X ,ma ,, fsff W ,X W ws X if X N 'aff ,of x f 4 , Q fs Somewhere a bomber, created through our efforts, has carried the name Jordan High School into the battle now being waged to protect the democratic way ot life which is our heritage. The sight of that magnificent ship soaring above our school as it departed for action shall linger long in the memories of many Jordan students. lt inspired us in our work dur- ing this year, and to it and its gal- lant crew we dedicate this eleventh edition of THE TRAILBLAZER l sts With money lrom bonds we sold 'ml r Q-Tm 6 bOmb6f WGS built GDC! b6dTS OUI' schoofs VIGITWQ dvi. My Q' es. Directed in these activities Joaquin V. Miller James E. Knox Clifford L. Wright Annie Edlen Cary C. Lynes Wesley C. Drummond Ada Mae Reinerfson Clara L. Goff H. Violet Hess Mildred Saboika Anne K. Keidel Marian S. Baughn William C. Reece Lucille D. Hiefield Josephine Voorhees Hope W. Coin Rockwell Kemp Vance S. Davis Eugene S. Conklin Harold T. Glenn Carl C. Lindgren Dorothy Rankin Smith Vivian Faure Rilliet Patricia B. Mason :ff William H. Gould Ebba E. Berge John F. 0'Hearn Fredrica B. Brown Helen B. Campbell Ethel P. Babcock Ruth S. Sanders Paul J. White Mildred D. Druschel Hazel C. Zimmerman Harold R. Lovejoy if Entered the U, S. Army De- ccmbcr IG, 1943. Other Jor- dan Teachers in ihe scrvicc prnor to the beginning of this school ycar are: Rob- crt E. L. Harvey, Forrest A. Smiih, Robert X. Ewarf, Paul A. Camp, Armyg Donald H. Scoit, Navy. By our teachers John W. Wilso Qur principal 3 www x 'OU FQ . N.f.s. 1f . E 4? x 1' ' figqgflfif . . vg,-,,,., N, ' , ws, N ' ' 1 is -lQ ' mf FK A ' gm. f. A Q! W it 3 A -1-f...,,.,., ix aff I -.:-Q ,ff ,.pf4 1 A f 'A 9 E W. W MMZEQSQ . M Us 'S S .3 L 11 I K :mx K J, Sgmasgxuusmiz wmv 57 ffjilg X,,, 'A 1 A ff Nw- as Q S: gg, Y Www LEM? Sf? '5-:mf ..............., g , us RA Y 5 ' S1-Um HALL s s E ,- Tcfprepare to join Pictures at the left above are official photographs furnished by ltop to bottoml Marine Corps, Navy, and U. S. Army Air Corps public relations offices ur classmates on the battle lront ,M Pnctures af the right above were furnished by the public relations department of the Long Beach Douglas PTanr nd our Fellow citizens on the Home front amgffw WM razed, Assoc, Eclktov ce Ass'E.Mcma5es4 Social. L. ife nv- 46 , X M ':-,:. , 1. G21 J Glu S li ,gm flax A Q .R i ,aiu f my 1 aww l Zgjfrju-Tisinq gag:-cif'fP'b lSPU qtS a,5-g53,,ffQl A f6COfCl bas been prepared by :'QfQ' I . . , eeA -l-lwe Annual Stall ID tlus V ew 1944 Talbldza publislwed annually by tlwe students ol 2 QICZ David Starr Jordan Hugh School fa My . . 1 --Q-: --ind -,I.L,f Cl our efforts in our Classes Qrganizations Athletics Social l.ife The local public relations departments of the Army Air Corp, the Marines, and the Navy supplied the pictures of members of their personnel in action and the Douglas Aircraft Co. provided photographs of Jordan students on the job in their production lines. The Long Beach Studios, the Long Beach Engravers, and the Royal Press contributed their professional servicesg and faculty members V. Faure Rilliet, art department, Ebba E. Berge, commercial department, Joaquin V. Miller, photographyg and Cary C-. Lynes, Annual sponsor, furnished expert supervi- sion in their respective fields. 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VINCENT CORRELL World Friendship 35, Pres. ls: World Friendship Publicity Vice Pres. ls: Boys' State Rep. for l943: Dist. Attorney for Student Court ls: Speakers' Bureau 35: Knights, Pres. ls: Boys' League 25: Ten- nis ls. EDSEL DAVISON Football 25: Tennis 25: Boys' League 25: Scholarship ls: Lettermen's Club 25. WALTER DREW Hi Y 25: Photography 35: World Friend- ship ls: School Photographer ls: Head Lab. Assistant ls. GEORGE GOODWIN Squires ls. JACK GREEN Boys' League 25, Vice Pres. ls: Hi Y 35, Secy. Treas. ls, Vice Pres. ls: World Friendship ls: Class Pres. ls: Scholarship S5, Sealbearer: Track ls. JACK HARBER Football 35, Capt. ls: Lettermen's Club Ss, Pres. ls: Boys' League 35: Student Council 25: Class Pres. 25: Class Vice Pres. 25: Glee Club ls: Knights ls: Library Practice ls. BETTY HENDRIX Scholarship 45, Sealbearer. Transfer from Corning High School. MAXINE HOTCHKISS Tennis 45: G.A.A. 45: J Club 3s: Hi Tri ls: Boosters 25: Scholarship ls. KARL HUTCHINSON Football 35. DOROTHY KING Girls' League ls, Pres. ls: Hi Tri ls: Pres. ls: World Friendship Ss, State Pres. 25: Boosters Ss, Secy. ls, Flag Girl 35: JU Club 45: Usherette 25: Junior Guard 25: Student Council 35: Seal- bearer 25. WILLIAM LAMBE Football 35: Basketball ls: Lettermen's Club 45: Student Council ls: Boys' League ls: Hi Y 2s: Class Vice-Pres. ls: Squires ls. BARBARA LANGMANN Hi Tri 45: Girls' League 25: Uniform Board 25: Boosters 45: Flag Girl 25: G. A. A. 4s: Usherette ls: Junior Guard 25: Scholarship ls. ELMA MADISON Student Store ls: Cat's Purr ls: Cam- pus Display ls: Student Council ls: Uniform Board ls. LORETTA MARLETTE Student Council ls: Library Practice ls. WANDA MCCLOCKLIN Boosters ls: Uniform Board ls: Student Council ls: Language Club 45: Library Practice 35: Cat's Purr 25, News Editor s. MARY MGGRAW Band 35: Orchestra 2s: Language Club ls: Ensemble ls: Hi Tri ls: Student Council ls. DORIS McKAY Student Council ls: Girls' League ls. EVELYNN MILLER G. A. A. 25: Outing Club 25: Tennis 25. MARK MULHOLLAND Squires ls: Student Council 25: Boys' League ls: Lettermen's Club ls: Bas- ketball ls: Football ls. JOHN NICHOLS Sqiures ls: Knights 45, Secy. 25: Boys' League ls: Glee Club 25, Mgr. ls. MARY JANE NICKLE Usherette ls. CHESTER O'BRIEN Baseball ls: Lettermen's Club ls, MARY SCHUMANN Science Club ls: Language Club ls: Girls' League ls: Scholarship 45, Vice Pres. ls: Class Secy.-Treas. ls: Seal- bearer. JOYCE SHEPHERDSON Student Store 25: G. A. A. 3s: Outing Club 2s. JOYCE SMITH Tennis ls, Pres. ls: Boosters ls: Schol- arship ls: Usherette ls. MILEYEDRA THOMAS Transfer from Wilson High School, Long Beach, California. JEAN THROWER Uniform Board ls. WILLIAM VANNET Football 45: Tennis 45: Glee Club 25: Squires ls: Military Drill ls. BILL VEAL Football ls: Boys' League ls: Class Secy. ls. JACQUELYN VERHULST Hi Tri 25: Band ls: Orchestra ls: G. A. A. ls. MADELINE WEIR Student Council ls: Student Store ls: Cat's Purr ls: Uniform Board ls: Cam- pus Display ls. BETTY WHITE Glee Club 25: Usherette 25: Junior Guard ls: Boosters 35, Flag Girl ls: Uniform Board 25: Scholarship ls. VIRGINIA WILLITS Glee Club 45. LORRAINE WOLFLEY Usherette ls: Uniform Board ls: Schol- arship 25. it it air JUDC LARRY ADLER Boys' League 25: Student Council 25: Hi Y 25: Tennis 25: Basketball 25: Foot- ball 25: Student Store ls. TOM ALEXANDER Cat's Purr ls: Knights 35, Pres. ls: World Friendship 25: Baseball ls: Track ls: Language Club 35. Boys' Leau e 25. Transfer from Bur- VERN BARNEY bank High School, Burbank, California. BETTY LOU BEAN Transfer from Berthaud High School, Berthaud, Colorado. DOROTHY BELL Uniform Board ls. ALICE BENNETT Boosters 25: Girls' League ls, Chairman ls: Uniform Board 25: Glee Club ls: G. A. A. ls: Hi Tri ls. JANICE BEST Band 65: Hi Tri 35: G. A. A. 65: J Club ls, Vice Pres. ls: Scholarshi 35: Junior Guard ls: Outing Club 45: 'llennis Club ls: Girls' League ls. RALPH BERGDOLL Student Council ls: Boys' League ls. JOYCE BERGR EN Boosters 25: Glee Club 25: Uniform Board ls: Language Club ls: World Friendship Zs: J Club l5, Vice Pres. ls: Scholar- ship 35: Junior Guard ls: Outing Club 45: Tennis Club ls: Girls' League ls. MARY LEE BRANNON Student Council 25: Girls' League 25, Committee 25: Jr. Sen. Prom Committee 5. MONTE BREWSTER Football ls: Track 25: Lettermen's Club 35: Glee Club ls. JUDC RUSSELL BROWN Basketball 35: Lettermen's Club 55: Pan- ther Players 35: National Thespians 2s: Student Store 25: Hi Y 25: Student Council 35: Boys' League ls. BETTY BRIGGS Boosters 25: Hi Tri 2s: Student Council ls: G. A. A. 45: J Club 35: Outing Club 45: l'ennis Club ls: Glee Club 25: Girls' League ls. BOB BULLION Scholarship 45, Pres. ls:Knights 25, Secy. ls: Boys' League ls, Vice Pres.ls: Football ls: Track ls: Lettermen's Club s. BOB BUTNER Cat's Purr ls, News Ed. ls: Knights 25, Vice Pres. ls: World Friendship 35, Publicity Vice Pres. ls: Language Club 25: Boys' League 25. IRENE CARLSON Student Council ls: Uniform Board ls: Girls' League 25, Committee Chairman ls: Junior Guard 25: Usherette 25: Boosters 25: Hostess ls: Glee Club ls: Annual Staff ls. ESTELLE CARROLL Girls' League 25: Student Council ls: Glee Club 25: G. A. A. 45: Outing Club ls: Hi Tri 25. NATALIE CHANCEY Girls' Lea ue ls, Committee Chairman ls: Student Council ls: Glee Club 25: Hi Tri 25: Junior Guard 25: Boosters 25: Outing Club ls: G. A. A. 35. MABLE CHILDRESS Student Court Assistant Judge 25: Typ- ing Scholarship. BETTY CHITTIGK G. A. A. 35. BETTY LOU CLINE Student Council Secy., Executive Secy. ls: Boosters 45, Hostess ls: Annual Staff 25, Asst. Ed. ls: Girls' League ls. Committee Chairman ls: World riend- ship 45, Treas. ls, Corr. Secy. ls, Soc. Chairman ls: Scholarship s: Junior Guard ls: Usherette ls: G. A. A. 25. VIRGINIA DARBY Glee Club 25. NORMA DAVIS Girls' League 25, Committee Chairman ls: Boosters 25, Vice Pres. ls, Flag Girl 25: Glee Club 65, Pres. ls: World Friendship G. A. A. ls. ART DINGLE Baseball 25: Lettermen's Club 25: Glee Club 25: Cat's Purr 25, Ed. Sport Page ls. MARY ELLEN DIXON Scholarshi 45, Secy. ls: Usherette 25: Student Caouncil 25: Uniform Board 25: G. A. A. 25: Outing Club 25: Cat's Purr 25. BEN DOKE 4-4 Program. EUGENE DOUGLAS Tennis 25: Marching Band ls: Language Club ls: Lettermen's Club ls. BARBARA DURHAM Marqueettes 55, Secy. ls, Vice Pres. ls: National Thespians Ss, Pres. ls: Vice gres. ls: Speakers' Bureau 25: G. A. A. s. JOYCE EMERY G. A. A. 25: Tennis Club 25: Outing Club 45: Uniform Board ls: Glee Club 25: J Club Is: Hi Tri 45. JOE FARRAR Boys' League ls: Student Council 25: Glee Club 65. RAYMOND FIFE Student Store 25. BARBARA FLEMING Band ls: World Friendship 25: Cat's Purr 25, Society Ed. ls: Unifrom Board ls. DONNA FRANKLIN Tennis 25: G. A. A. ls. CATHLEEN GEISLER Annual Staff 25: Uniform Board ls: Glee Club 35: Girls' League 25: G. A. A. ls. VALERIE GODWIN Class Secy. Treas. ls: Annual Staff 25, Ed. ls: Junior Guard 25: Girls' League ls, Committee Chairman ls: Uniform Board 25: Hi Tri ls: Tennis 35. DORIS GODDARD Tennis 25. PATRICIA GOURLAY Glee Club 65: Language Club 25: Tennis 55, Girls' League 5, Annual ls. AUDREY SMITH Class Vice Pres. ls: Boosters 45, Treas. ls, Flag Girl 25: Student Council ls: Girls' League 25: Junior Guard 25: Usherette ls: l-li Tri ls: Scholarship ls: G. A. A. ls. BETTY LOU SMITH Student Council ls: Uniform Board ls: World Friendship ls: Girls' League 25. BETTY GRAU Glee Club 25: Uniform Board 25: Stu- daent Council ls: Girls' League ls: Tennis s. ESTHER HAI NES Scholarship 25. MARIE HANSEN Student Council ls: Uniform Board ls: Library Practice ls. MARION HARMS Song Leader 25: Boosters ls: Cat's Purr 55: Student Council 25: G. A. A. 35: Outing Club 25: Student Store 25. SYLVIA HARRIS World Friendship ls. Transfer from Wil- son High School, Long Beach, California. DOYLE HATHAWAY Boys' League 25: Glee Club 25: Band 25: Baseball 5. JEANNE HEINLEY Junior Guard ls: Uniform Board ls: Student Council ls: Girls' League ls: Scholarship ls: Language Club ls. ALLEN HENDRICKS Student Council 2s: Scholarship 25: Glee Club 25: Tennis 25: Band 65: Music Festival ls: Flag Raising Ss. ELWYN HENSEL Track 35, Capt. ls: Football 25: Letter- men's Club 35: Executive Board ls. GEORGIA HILLHOUSE Boosters 25: Student Council ls: G. A. A. 45: J Club 25, Pres ls: Outing Club 35. BETTY JO HODGES Transfer from Excelsior High School, Bellflower, California. BILL HOLZGRAF Photographer 25: Boys' League ls: Track 25: Football ls: Lettermen's Club ls. DOLORES HURLBERT Usherette ls: Uniform Board 2s: Student Store ls: Library Practice ls' Hi Tri ls: G. A. A. ls: Tennis ls: Glee Club ls: Annual Staff ls. BETTY JO IRVIN Boosters 45. Vice Pres. ls, Flag Girl 25: Junior Guard 25: Usherette 5: Girls' League ls, Vice Pres. ls: Student Council ls: Band 65: Scholarship ls: C. A. A. ls: Uniform Board ls. DERRILL JACKSON Boys' League 25: Student Council ls: Glee Club ls: Football 25: Baseball 35: Lettermen's Club 45: All-City Bee Left Tackle ls. GLORIA JACKSON Boosters 25: Girls' League ls: Outing Club 35, Secy. ls: G. A. A. 45: J Club 25. JACK JENSEN Class Vice Pres. ls: Student Council ls: Band 65. PEGGY JOHNSON Scholarship ls. Transfer from Beatrice High School, Beatrice, Nebraska. JEAN JOINER Usherette 25: Uniform Board ls: Girls' League ls: Student Council ls: Ten- nis s. RODNEY JONES 4-4 Program. BEN KILEY Track ls: Boys' League ls: Student Council 25: Glee Club 5. GLORIA KROMBKA Student Council ls: Uniform Board ls: Girls' League 25: Hi Tri 25: G. A. A. ls: Junior Guard ls. MARYLOIS KIJNZ Boosters 35, Treas. ls: World Friendship 45, Vice Pres. 25, Corr. Secy. ls: Scholar- ship 2s: Junior Guard 25: Usherette 25: G. A..A. 45: Girls' League ls: Student Council ls: Glee Club 25. RUTH ELLEN LANMAN Scholarshi? 55, Treas. ls: World Friend- ship 45, oc. Chairman ls: Boosters Ss, Malorette -ls: Usherette ls: Junior Guard 25: Student Council 25' Speakers' Bureau 45: G. A. A. 45: J Club 25. BEVERLY LARSON Girls'. League ls. Committee Chairman ls: 'Hi Tri ls: Boosters ls: Usherette ls: Junigr Guard 25: Annual Staff ls: Ten- nis 5. LORETTA LA RSON Boosters 35, Flag Girl 25: Girls' Leagmue ls: Junior Guard ls: World Friends ip 35: Hi Tri 25: Student Council 25: G. A. A. 35: Tennis ls. NOREEN LOEBSACK Uniform Board ls: Library Practice ls. J EA N MATTOX Glee Club 45, Soloist ls: Cat's Purr ls: Band ls. JACK MASON Bovs' League ls: Squires ls: Annual Staff 25. PAUL MEARS Football ls: All-City G All-League Team: Track 25: Lettermen's Club ls: Glee Club 2s: Student Council ls. JIM MCCOY Boys' League 35: Glee Club 35: Foot- ball 25: Basketball 35: Baseball 35, All- City 2nd Base ls: Lettermen's Club Ss. BILL MCDONALD Football 35: Basketball ls: Junior Play Cast ls. JO McKEY Scholarship 35, Secy. ls: Junior Guard 25: Boosters 25, lag Girl 25: Girls' League ls, Committee Chairman ls: Stu ent Council ls. .June IVY McMILLAN Boosters 253 Uniform Board 153 Student Council 153 Student Store 253 Library Practice 253 Annual Staff, 15, Bus. Mgr. ls. CAROLE MILLER Glee Club 1s3 Piano Recital 253 Christ- mas Chorus 15. MARJORIE MILLER Glee Club 253 Soloist 153 Uniform Board 1s3 Marching Band 25. JACK MINAR Class Pres. 253 Student Judge 153 Boys' League 25, Vice Pres. 1s3 Basketball 25, Capt. 153 Track 253 Lettermen's Club 253 Hi Y 65, Pres. 15, Treas, 153 World Friendship 153 Language Club 25, Pres. s, EDWARD MITCHELL Boys' League 15, Pres. 153 Student Coun- cil 3s,Executive Board 153 Lettermen's Club 653 Football 35, Capt. 153 Baseball 153 Class Pres. ls. MAE MITCHELL Song Leader 253 Junior Guard 153 Uni- form Board ls3 Girls' League 153 Cat's Purr 35, Editor-in-Chief 153 G. A. A. 453 Outing Club 253 J Club 253 Ush- erette ls. MADGE MOORE Boosters 353 Junior Guard 253 Girls' League 25, Committee Chairman 153 Uni- form Board 1s3 Student Council 1s3 Hi Tri 253 Language Club 25. MARJORIE MONROE Boosters 253 Uniform Board ls: G. A. JS. 45, Pres. 15, Secy. 153 Outing Club s. HELEN MORRISON Boosters 253 Girls' League 153 Usherette 153 Junior Guard 153 Scholarship 25: Cat's Purr 253 Uniform Board 15. JACKIE NEAHR Song Leader 253 Boy's Week Queen, Jr, Attendant, Cat's Purr 35, Society Ed. 15, Ed.-in-Chief 153 Girls' League 35. Vice Pres. 153 Uniform Board Pres. ls: Junior Guard 25, Chairman 253 Boosters 45, Flag Girl 153 Class Secy. 253 Annua Staff ls, Script Ed. 15. BARBARA NELSON Tennis 45. LaVONNE NEWMAN Boosters 45, Secy. 153 Usherette 153 Junior Guard 253 Class Secy. 153 Girls' League 15, Corr. Secy. 153 Student Council 253 Hi Tri 25, Vice Pres. 153 Annual Staff ls, Editor of Classes 153 Scholarship 25. DARLENE OTTO Girls' League 153 Tennis 15. DANA LEE OVERLEY Scholarship 153 Student Court Clerk 153 Uniform Board 153 Cat's Purr Rep. ls. Transfer from Miami High School, Miami, Oklahoma. BONNIE PALMER , Transfer from Polytechnic High School, Long Beach, California. MARJORIE PEABODY Uniform Board 153 Junior Guard 153 Girls' League Committee Chairman 15. Trans- fer from Excelsior High School, Bell- flower, California, N ROY PHARES Football 153 Basketball 153 Tennis Club 253 Lettermen's Club 353 Camera Club 35, Annual Photographer 15. GLENDA PEARSON Student Body Mgr. 153 Mgr. Student Store 653 Boosters 55, Pres. 15, Vice Pres. 15, Treas. 15, Flag Girl 353 Cat's Purr 25, Mgr. Editorials, Corr. 153 Junior Guard 253 Usherette 253 World Friend- ship 35, Treas. 153 Student Council 453 G. A. A. 35. LORETHA PITTMAN G. A. A. 153 Girls' League 15. Trans- fer from Stadium High School, Tacoma, Washington. ROSS PRICE Orchestra 55, Pres. 153 Band 653 Swing Band 253 World Friendship 353 Hi Y 35, Pres. 153 Track 153 Boys' League 15. SANDRA RAFAEL Boosters 15, Maiorette 453 Usherette 153 Student Council 253 Girls' League 253 Panther Players 453 Hi Tri 253 Cat's Purr 153 G. A. A. 253 Hall Patrol 15. BETTY JOYCE REES Uniform Board 253 Hi Tri 15. PATSY ROBERTS Boosters 453 Uniform Board 153 Annual Staff 253 Campus Displa 253 Hi Tri 25, Secy. 153 G. A. A. 45, Secy. 153 Tennis Club 253 J Club 25. MARTHA ROSE Boosters 253 Junior Guard 153 Scholar- ship 153 Student Council 253 Uniform Board 153 Student Store 253 Annual Staff 153 Library Practice ls, Tennis ls. COLLEEN ROUTH Hi Tri 153 Girls' League 15. J EAN ROWLEY Cat's Purr 253 Student Council 253 Girls' League 253 Junior Guard 153 Office Practice 153 G. A. A. 253 Outing Club 253 Scholarship 15. JEAN SANDERS Student Body Mgr. 153 Student Council 25, Executive Board 153 Scholarship 45, Pres. ls, Secy. 15, Treas. 153 Boosters '553 World Friendship Ss, State Vice Pres. 253 Class Secy. 153 Marqueettes 153 G. A. A. 35, Secy. 15. MERLINE SCHLANGE Student Council 153 Boys' League 253 Baseball Mgr. 153 Band 25. JIM SARGENT Hi Y 65, Secy. 153 Language Club 253 Boys' League 153 Track 35, Captain 153 Lettermen's Club 153 World Friendship Club 253 Jordan Art Exhibit 15. PHYLLIS SCHOBEL Uniform Board 153 G. A. A. 153 Girls' League 153 Usherette 153 Science Club 153 lJr. Sen. Prom Decoration Commit- tee 5. BILL SEASE Student Council 153 Boys' League 25. AUDREY SMITH Class Vice Pres. 153 Boosters 45, Treas. 15, Flag Girl 253 Student Council 153 Girls' League 253 Junior Guard 253 Usherette 153 Hi Tri 153 Scholarship 153 G. A. A. 15. BETTY LOU SMITH Student Council 153 Uniform Board 153 World Friendship 153 Girls' League 253 Classroom Secy. ls. DUANE SMITH Football Mgr. 153 Boys' League ' Lettermen's Club 153 Student Council 15, ls, PEARL SPENCE Boosters 153 Girls' League 153 Usherette 153 Glee Club 253 Hi Tri 35, Pres. 15, Treas. 153 G. A. A. 353 Outing Club 353 J Club 25. RALPH SPRINGER School Judge 153 Host ls. Transfer from John Marshall High School, Los Angeles, California. WANDA STIPP Student Council 253 Usherette 153 Uni- form Board 153 Scholarship 253 G. A. A. 353 Outing Club 35. PAUL STRAUB Boys' League 153 Band 253 Tennis 25. CLADYS SWEENEY Glee Club 65. MARY LOU TAYLOR Girls' League 253 Student Council 153 Uniform Board 153 Hi Tri 153 Student Store 153 Annual Staff 353 Library Prac- tice 1s3 G. A. A. 15. VIVIAN THOMAS Class Secy. 153 Uniform Board 153 Cat's Purr 153 Girls' League 15. MARGARET TIERNEY Uniform Board 15. Transfer from Poly- tech-nic High School, Long Beach, Cali- OI'I'1Ia. DICK TOWNSEND Annual Staff 15. JEAN TRAYNOR Boosters 253 Scholarship 153 Girls' League 153 Student Council 153 Uniform Board 153 Annual Staff '153 Library Practice 153 Student Store 25. DICK TUCKER Class Pres. 153 Student Council 153 Glee Club 153 Football 25, All-City League Sec. Team 153 Basketball 253 Lettermen's Club 253 Cat's Purr 153 Student Store 25. BETH VAN HOESEN Boosters 153 Girls' League 153 World Friendship 253 Cat's Purr 153 Artist ls. Transfer from Wilson High School, Long Beach, California. BLAINE VERNON Tennis 253 Lettermen's Club 25. EUGENE VERNON Boys' League 153 Glee Club 45. VIRGINIA LEE WAGGONER Usherette 153 Junior Guard 253 Scholarship 65: Hi Tri 353 Band 353 G. A. A. 553 Tennis Club 253 J Club 453 Outing Club 45. JACQUELINE WALKER Uniform Board ls, Pres. 153 Boosters 45, Secy. 153 Cat's Purr Bus. Mgr. 453 G. A. A. 253 Outing Club ls. BEVERLY WILLIAMSON Song Leader 253 Junior Guard 153 Uni- form Board 153 Student Council 153 Girls' League -ls: Scholarship 153 Orches- tra 253 Cat's Purr 453 G. A. A. 35. NONA WALTERS Student Council 353 Usherette 253 Girls' League 25, Committee Chairman 153 Glee Club 153 Uniform Board 153 Office Prac- tice 1s. I RAY WYMORE Boys' League 153 Track 35, Capt, 153 Lettermen's Club Ss. EDWARD ZINSER Student Council 153 Boys' League 153 Tennis 253 Lettermen'5 Club 25. dk iff sk sir air Fw, W ,Rn mm . ,, vw , A 'iAk K V , Q. nw f Qf 5 A :ffl r NT J - f ' , ' H ' L , :QCA-if A ,4' ,. W , . . Q1 Q A, ,, 'J 1, , -- als., f..,.,g W1 tif 'Z S ,E is A . 5 . I. 191. f' -Q-1 I Nlany lolloyy in their lootsteos Senior Bs Row 'l.-S. Richards, B. Donner, J. Wampler, M, Bozarth, M. Jorgensen, P. Howes, D. Creen, J. Hershberger, D. Fosher. Row Il.-W, Rummler, A. Pabst, B. Palmer, C. Brassington, L. Munster, C. Chesney, J, Zogan, J. Ashton. Row Ill. - D. McClain, L. R. Young, E. Lantorns, J. Stream, D. Garrison, K. Henderson, E. Elmore. Row I.-R. Emery, R, Crowell, G Merrill, V. Sodders, L. Drake, S Stewart, M, Lemon, E. M. Robb M. DeYoung, B. Rushing, D Roesener, L. Huff, D. Dickinson Row II.-E. Acosta, E. Lafferty, J Bolling, J. Bancroft, P. Naugh- tin, V. Smirthwaite, E. Hyde, F Halder, J. Tyner, W. Bennett D. Tisnerat, N. Parry, Row III.-B. Deming, L. Hamil- ton, G. Ritchie, T. Starkey, E Taylor, J. Heckman, R. Killam J. Farrer, E. Coclona, F. Curtis B. Southwick, D. Berg. Row I.-J. Fleming, E. Haopatz, M Petzold, S. Rosrk, J. Halls, J Graham, E. Renfrow, J. Fewkes M. Blackstone, M, Torfin, B Westerfeld. Row II.-T. Cushman, N. Klassen J. Merrill, W. Denning, M. With- erell, L. Mungor, H. Stanfield D. Wakefield, J. Celloto, P. Hen- ning, S. Brady, S, White, B Thomas, B. Dyke. Row III.-W. Quinton, L. Myers C. DeGeus, S, Thunernan, D Ausburn, D. Lesser, T. Shall- cross, B. Small, B. McDonald, R Gwartney, G, Carrels, E. Wood- TWBV1. 8 L v N, Ti S ,.,, ,Sl 'WM M if f GJ wwf YQ , 'fy , g 'jigs N4 5,1 3 X an WNW 1 I MW ' AJR ' wg W. v ,V ,Q V Q lm k fef , fl Wynn igi? J? 3 'T' 22'-. V .f . xaw!m+,fg W 6 fe' fa, ,A Wf - W vp W 5 sw f. .. M Wf' ff fwm -f x f'-wg H. ,Q 'P ' ' 'U 'Q 2 ' 8 EAQMQ A VM., - .Hgh , R x . ,K Q my 3 .' V 4, .Ai ' 'Q gf, 5 35, 1 M' Q ' fog? 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L ,, 'QAQ , 5:Z55 F:: Wg? kwff EE vw X Q Q A 8 2 x in ss' 55 , xy K W .i . fm, fails! --,:-- .-, ...g 1 :' Q ii is , if wif Xit Q' J 2 ' 2 L quam ix Y -A '- , 34 m s, Q 4 8 if i iv Q fi 3 .:':f3g,, NV' 4 ' Q r, A-f,,. af vw M Q 'I' , f 'sf M X gn? .i ' X-N em M 57 vs an ,355 H: is ' i' 3 Q. llbv 4 w ,Mis Y w ff' Q V5 kwq K if grfgzss ,. f 1 i A xt ig 1 k + Q fax ff Qwqgmi Q. Ogg fJ 51,53 h if 9 mm . 1 Q53 f I xx ff . Sw wif ? im 'bf' 1 , I , 5 is . .... , .. Q fi I , 7. Q I 3 m A 1 L A ,M ' xffzax swwff' X m y C . ,Wi M N -w fl 1 m a Ag ' R' X' sxt V SJ' . 1 gy AESXQQ 1 Q x M , 2, Q r . - , Q 4, il' R f K' f fy! A , A 1? '- Q 'X sr 2-QYXX. A Q, 1 -1 ,. . nl' 1 ar 'S 4' Y sr . , 1- Mx, 1 vm 2 k ff ff fl' F SY 5 5 ,l . 'Q A f r sf W 'ii 7 ' W4 if : .,.,Q:. gs J., x. 55 i 552 'W .,. 1 iw M ' ,f tg 1 ' V ' i ii ' Y ,xii 5 If . o g if .,K,' Q Wifi fig - Ll if Y, Soplwomores Row l.-R. Cavvrse, C. Zueleli, R Grant L. Anderson, L. Merrill S. Southard, B. Sampson, R. Hess B. Mallory, P. Patelle, D. French P. Kortgard, D. Hopkins. Row ll.-R. Garnett, B. Hannon K. Blackburn, F. Swan, B. Hir- bnl, F. West, D. Montgomery, C Cipolla, J, Boldish, L. Lemieux L. Shuck, D. Marsh, J. Thomas Row Ill.-W. Britten, A. Fruvog, B Booth, V. Dennis, V, Perry, C Marx, L. Jacobson, F. Crook, J Corlew, J. Green. Row I.-W. L. Burns, Y. Patton B. Wolfe, B. Stroud, J. E. Walls J. Tull, D. Beach, I. DeMcued C. Hatter, P. DeHavcn. Row ll.-N. Sparr, J. Kennison, V Hall, B. Millington, R. Bateham B. Brennan, L. Davidson, R Cawrse, J. Rineer. Row Ill.-V. Davison, R. Bancroft D. Huddleston, P. Curtis, P Stanley, R. Patton, M. Wetzel D. Smalley, M. Carlston. Row IV.-J. Coodart, D. Dungan J. Waldron, R. Hixon, F. Armf bruster, I. Albrecht, D. Prohas- ka, E. Tadlock, R. Cardwell. Row I.-B. Gillies, H. De Long, V M. Clark, C. Burrows, L. Ewen C. rvicwm, D. van Amburgh, BI L. Spence, P. Brennan, B. Sutton. Row ll,-R. Kinslovv, B. Davis, C.. Van Hooser, N. Cardott, W. C. MacDonald, E. Redfern, J. Allen, B. Hamilton, E. Psihas, M. Wade. Row Ill.-A. Shellman, D. Muller, R Stone, D. Main, J. Liddicote, W. Park J. Cochems H. Lau h- , . . fa inghousc. Signatures of Classmates WN, -SQRDAW X-...f milk , f ' 'if T Buy f ' 7 -' ' QW Van SWCKTL Qrganizations A l it , 'L ' Q s - - V ' 1-V 'Si va 'J , it J fs slthllfx uni? Q ' - - 2 i F' . .... saw, V Q K l i l 1 E , H21 tw fi ,HE E .1 4? Q ' WWE Xl 4 111.2 Wtffibwer as EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE--lst Semester, Student Body EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE-2nd Semester, Student Body President, Jim Booeg Manager, Jean Sandersg Judge, Ralph President, Jim Booeg Manager, Glenda Pearson, Judge, Jack Springer: Commissioner of Publicity, Jackie Neahrg Council Minarg Commissioner of Publicity, Mae Mitchellg Council Sec- Secretary, Betty Lou Cline, Host, Phil Romingerg Hostess, retary, Sidney Jo Stimson, Host, Ralph Springerg Hostess, Billie Winnie Webb, Kirby. An idea new in the annals of high school history grew out of the work and activities of the Executive Board this year, when these leaders in our school's democratic student government set about solv- ing the wartime increase in juvenile delinquency by establishing a Hi-Teen Canteen. This pro- gressive answer to a serious home front situation obtained its early development in the North Long Beach Y just as did our school whose leaders are picture above. The purpose of the project is to provide mental and physical relaxation to teen agers of the community. ..Dancing, games, and refreshments are made available throughout each of the six week nights. The work was directed by President Jim Booe, his governing body, and the sponsor, Dean of Boys Richard M. Cline. Student Council lst Semester I Row I.- W. Webb B. Kirby B. Adler L. Drake B. Aunger l N W It . a ers C. Anderson B. Smith l. Carlson V. Goodwin Row II.- E. Zinser M. Blacl. P. Henning A. Hunt 1. Halverson V. Kinsey L. Godwin R. Springer Row Ill.- N. Tyler D. Eslinger J. Farrcr R. Brown J. Booc P. Mears P. Romin-:fer 2nd Semester Row I.- C. Lowerv R. Springer C. DeCeus W. Webb B. Kirby S. Stirnson M. Hoover R. Brown L. Adler Row ll.- F. McLean N. Tyler J. Halverson C. Commeau D. Stroud B. Dietzcl P. Naughtin J. Kennison S. Smith Row lll.-- P. Romingcr W. Dodson B. Bullion D. Wood J. Booe B. Parry B. Dunlap P. Mears J. McCoy In keeping with American principles of government elected representatives form the Student Coun- cil which is directed by various members of the Executive Board. lt has been their duty to hear and pass on the various proposals of the student body members including all expenditures from the student body fund. Much of their attention has, therefore, been centered on the student govern- ment's afore-mentioned major wartime activity of the year, the Hi-Teen Canteen. They also have had the responsibility of considering and scheduling the many and varied home front drives and campaigns. Their most notable achievements were a bond and stamp sale aggregating 27,000 dollars, a one hundred per cent effort on the Red Cross drive, and a record sale of student body tickets. They also took over the sale of P.-T. A. memberships and went more than a hundred above the goal of three hundred. Other activities of a similar nature, such as paper and scrap drives which were sponsored by various groups, were made successful through the backing of our student council. Girls' League Ist Semester Row I.- M. Kautfo J. Walker S, Stewart J. Celotto L, Newman E. Drew J. lVlcKey N. Davis E. Pcnroso Row I I.- W. Denny W, Cross A. York J. DeSnon J. Best B. Honopatzki CI. Thorburn J, Shumakcr J. Woodruff Row Ill.- B. Irvin J. Roth B. Briggs B. Van Hocscn L, Pittman F. West S. Wilbur I. Anderson Dorothy King President Znd Semester Row l.-- E. MVatt . DeCous Ncwkifk B, Smith W. Webb B. Irvin I, Carlson N. Walters C F B. Mallory E. Penrose Row Il.- M. Bozarth M. McBeath E. Robb B. Coffin L. Cundall L. Gilliam M. Norman W, Burns Miss Bennet Row Ill.- C-. Armas D. Conway B. Thomas J. Rowley B. Graham S. Rafael B. Willits E. Hutchinson L. Mosner Winifred Webb President The Girls' League will be remembered by every Jordan boy, who served his country during this war, for providing a present for him at Christmas time wherever he may have been, on home soil or on a distant battle front. Over 300 boxes were collected through the sixth period classes and mailed by the league officers and committee members. Representatives to this organization are elected by the girls from their classes. They are responsible for such worthy activities as the above and others which are of special interest to the girls. Consideration of various problems confronting the girls because of the war was the central activity at the annual interschool C-irls' League meeting held during the year. Miss Louise A, Bennett sponsors the Girls' League. Boys' League Ist Semester Row L- J. Farre. E, Vernon J. Harber J. Nichols C. Enoch Row ll.-- G. Denham D. Jackson E. Henscl D. Grisham J. McCoy R. Brandon Row III.- D. Michei F. Curtis W. Quinton D. Tucker B. Kiley D. Brown E. Mitchell Neil Kinrade ' President E 2nd Semester Row 1.- H. Hargrove B. Baker P M . ears D. Eslinger R. Cawrse R. Brandon Row II.- J. Corlow J. Beal J. Henriksen J. Graf E. Rowland W. VanLanigham Ed Mitchell President The Boys' League is similar in activity and organization to the Girls' League. Both are striving to eliminate student problems and to aid in the promoting of events that will benefit the school. This group devotes itself particularly to the activities and interests of the boys on the campus. lts purposes are to promote high ideals of manhood, to encourage better speech, sportsmanship, and to show an active interest in the support of all school activities. Some of the League proj- ects have been: the Mother and Son Banquet, Campus Clean Up Week, a Jordan-PolyxWilson Boys' League luncheon, and various assemblies and conventions. Mr. Clifford L, Wright is the sponsor. World Friendship Row I-J. Celotto, B. Cline, B. Dietzel, R, Lanman, B. Van- l-loasen, Miss E. Babcock, lad- viser. S. Harris, J. Sanders, M. Petzold. Row ll-C. Pearson, J. Neahr, J Berggren, M. Kunz, D. King, B. Butner. J. Green, R. Markham, E. Drew. Uniform Board lst Semester Row I.-W. Miller, J. Stilgebou- er, J. Bancroft, R. Dole, J. Walker, D. Stroud, F. Miller, M. Sutton, P. Johnson Row ll.-N. Shaw, B. Willits, M. Mattox, P. Naughtin, E. Hyde,, J. McKey, l. Carlson 2nd Semester Row I.-H. McBeath, D. Ten- nant, F. Newkirk, M, Torfin, M. Druschel iadviseri, J. Shumaker, J. Phillips, E. Haines, N. l-iolgate. Row II-A. Skaggs, B. Toy, B. Smith, B. Price, B. lrnboden, M. Mattox, I. Baker, L. Pitt- man, L, England, D. Ausburn. N. Mauk, B. Clowe. Row Ill-L. Shuck, P. Spence, N. Carpenter, B, Gustafson, D. Lesser, J. Begsley, B. Wil- liamson, B. Wolfe, P. Roberts. M. DeYoung, V. Thomas. As the traditional sponsors of Public Schools Week, the World Friendship Club centered the Panel Day discussions around post war planning. Consideration of problems that the adults of tomorrow will face were divided on a geographical basis into local, national, and international. Jean San- ders served as vice-president to the State Federation of World Friendship Clubs in charge of pro- grams during the year. The sponsor of this group is Miss Ethel P. Babcock. The manner of dress for girls at school is decided by the girls themselves each year when the uniform boards of the three senior high schools meet to pass on uniform dress regulations. Miss Mildred Druschel is the sponsor of Jordan's Uniform Board, members of which are elected by the girls of the school. Boosters Row I-E. Watt, G. Jackson, S. Brady, E. Nelms, R. Lanman, J. Celotto, P. Henning, J. Walker. Row Il-J. Sanders, A. Hunt. M. Rose, L. Newman, M. Moore, A. Hanson, F. New- kirk, V. Sodders, N. Chancey. Row III--A. Bennett, J. Berg- gren, E. Venuti, G. Hillhouse, M. Kunz,, W. Webb, B. Wil- liamson, E. Drew, D. Stroud, P. Roberts. Row IV.-D. Ogden, S. Lenz, A. Smith, B. Irvin, C. Pear- son, D. Ausburn, B. Langman, l. Carlson, J. McKee, C. De-Ceus. Hi Y Row I-R. Price, C. Ellis, B. Rowland, L. Adler, J. Green, B. Bilbo. Row ll-B. Graham, W. Drew, A. Ross, B. Lambe, D Rose. Row III-J. Sargent, R. Mans- field, J. Minar, J. McCoy. Hi Tri Row I-S. Wilbert, J. Ander- son, W. Leggit, J. Wood- ruff, J. Reeder, E. Smith, B. Allred, M. Black. Row ll-W. VanArsdel, M. Nor- man, C. Ross, B. Norman, W. Cross, H. Coin, iadviserl. Row Ill-E. Wofford, M. War- ren, E. Hosier, S. Brady, K. DeCeus, L. Myers, J. Fewkes. Row IV-B. Kidd, B. Hannon, A. Holt, E. Happatz, M. Pet- zold, M. Torfin, F. West, M. Blackstone. A feature of many a community parade, patriotic and otherwise, the Boosters are a major functional service group of the school. The club also served as a drill team at all football games and other events. Among their outstanding social functions have been the Mother-Daughter Tea, the ln- stallation Banquets, and a semi-annual Senior Breakfast. The sponsor is Mrs. Jo Voorhees. To aid in the extension of friendly relationships among the high schools, members of Hi Tri and Hi Y sponsor activities of both social and service nature and promote assemblies, banquets, and dances. The Hi Tri is connected directly with the Young Women's Christian Association, and strives for greater fellowship among the girls at Jordan with Mrs. Hope Coin as its sponsor. The Hi Y has the same purpose, is a part of the Young lVlen's Christian Association, and is sponsored by Mr. Vance Davis. Now a tradition at Jordan, the Loud Socks dance served again as the peak of the social season for the Hi Y. Royal Scepters son, M. Cleveland, B. Kidd M. Black, M. Warren, V Sanders, V. Pease, I. Hewitt N. Holgate. kirk, F. Schumann B. Willits C. Warn, F. West, R, Dole, M Randall, E, Riley. Marqueettes and Thespians Row I-J, Denosfc, B. Dietzeliif H. Howard, L. Richter, B dlertfi, D. Ryan. Row Il-B. Cochems---, J Strait, B. Severnsfi, D. Car- rison, S. Pearlmantfi. ff: Members of National Thespians Several novelty school dances were sponsored by the Royal Scepters this year. Their annual Spring Swing dance was held for the benefit of the Red Cross. This service club is composed of sophomore students. Its purpose is to serve the school and country, promote friendship, and provide worthwhile social activities among its members. Miss Fredrica B. Brown is sponsor of the group. Numerous plays were presented by the dramatics classes for the purpose of furthering the war ef- fort. Unnecessary buying prompted the dramatics classes to present Invitation to Inflation and ls It Asking Too Much? to the public over the radio. The Boor was presented to raise funds for the Servicemen's library. For l-'leaven's Sake , There Are No Little Thingsn, Message from Bataan , and 'l'hree's A Crowd were presented to the students who purchased war bonds and stamps at Jordan and Lindbergh Junior l-ligh School. The sponsor of this group is Miss Annie Edlen. ' Row I-M. Dollenger, A. Han- Row II-D. Alexander, F. New- Durhamtff, B. Price, P. Han- Swing Band Vocalist, F. Nystrom Row I.-P. Rominger, R. Price, E. Douglas, V. Jonson, J. Jensen, R. Cox, O. Loranger. Row II.-D. Wood, B. Small, J. Booc, K. Henderson. Row III.-A. Hendricks, C, Lind- gren ladviserb, W. Weatherby, E. Lafferty. Marching Band, Row I.-M. Miller, C. DeCeus, Ci. Pearson, B. Irvin, N. Davis, A, Smith, J. McKey, J. Walker, F. Newkirk, S. Stewart. Row II.-B. Coffin, R. Lanman, M. Mitchell, D, Lecvcrs. J. DeShon V. Waggener, B. Gustafson, J Jensen, A. Fruvog, E. Hyde, C Enoch, B. Kirby, W. Miller, M Hart. Row III.-B. Williamson, J. Wells, L. Munger, A. Drake, L. Russell R Markham, T. Cushman, R Cox, J, Bolling, Row IV.-C. Lindgren fadviserl E. Hill, M. Harms, G. Lowery, E Douglas, D. Lent, J. Best, R Price, B. Booth, N. McConahay J. Neahr, B. Lindslcy. Row V.-P. Rominger, A. Hend- ricks, R. Steele, F. Armbruster D. Hathaway, W. Weatherby, M Williams. Row VI.-E. Harris, M. Schlange E. Lafferty. M, McCance, B Bilbo. The Swing Band has made rapid progress and has filled a niche in the social life of our high school since it was organized in l94O under the leadership of Woodley Scofield and sponsored by Carl C-. Lindgren, faculty adviser. Jay Cox succeeded to leadership in l942. Under Cox the member- ship was enlarged and citywide reputation was gained. Phil Rominger was elected head of the group in i943 and the band's popularity hit a new high. Featured at school dances, U. S. O. parties, and fraternal organizations, the Swing Band attained highest recognition and has been in great demand for performances of all types. Always on call for U.S.0. performances and pep assemblies, the band was one of the hardest work- ing organizations on the campus. Uniting with the Boosters in the football season the group pre- sented exhibitions that have given them an enviable reputation in the Southland. Over fifty for- mer bandsmen are now serving in the armed for:es of Uncle Sam. , BOYS' CLEE CLUB-Row 1.-R. Smith, H. Laughinghouse, T Schwalbc, W. Potter, F. Horn, R. Cawrse, B. Parry, K. Nottle F. Hull, R. Tripp, K. Van Hook, E. Taylor. Row II.-D. Smith laccompanistl, M. Nickeson D, Bee, P Mears, M. Williams, J. McCoy, B. Dunlap, D. Laughing- house, D. Hopkins, E. Hensel, M. Brewster, E. Mitchell, C Roehrick, A. Carlson ladviserl. Row III.-S. Bauer, J. Farrer, D. Skinner, R, Wade, D Eslingcr, B. Wallace, G. Vermillion, C. Van Hooser, B. Baker, B Burke, D. Hall, A, Dingle. GIRLS' CLEE CLUB- Sutlon, L. Misncr, G. Puz Row I.-D. Smith ladviserl, M. ey, P. Coffey, N Davis, A. Smith. B. Konopatzke, J. Wood, A. Carlson ladviserl. Row ll.-C. Armas, P. B. Adler, C. Thorburn, W. Kipper, D. Maxson, L. Shuck, B. Toy, Von Arsdel, B. Cochran, R. Ratelle. Row III.-J. Anderson, E. Nelms, J. Reed, B. Chase, B. Coffin, N. Carpenter, M. Morrison, L. Anderson. Serving their country along with the community, the vocal section of the music department has participated in numerous programs. Their voices were under the direction ot Mr. William C-ould until he entered the armed services. Miss Alberta Carlson then proved her ability as his suc- cessor with the Boys' and Girls' Clee Clubs to boost the morale ot the servicemen, With an in- crease ot twice the number of glee members, their voices combined to entertain at the naval hospital and at the local municipal servicemen's club. wr' GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, ltopl Row I--H. McBeaTh, B. Gourley, N. Mauk, VJ. Waller. B, Sampson, N, Walters, J. Joiner, J Fewkes, B. Kirby, E. Wofford, N. Chancey. Row ll.-E. Campbell, S, Moudry, C. Anderson, D. Frank- lin, B. Waymire, J. Berggren, P. Spence, S. Chaulsett, P. Reneau P. DeHaven. Row III.-D. Smith ladviserl, D. Ericksen, M. Kunz, P. Mc- Gregor, M. Dollinger, K. Hewitt, L. Cundall, E. Carroll, B, Chif- tick, E. Venuti, A. Carlson ladviserl. J T' GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, lbottoml Row I.-C. Commeau, D. Davis,, S. Rees, C. Routh, G. Sweeney, P. Ratelle, B. Aunger, F, Nystrom, B. French, B. Carr, L. Hodgson, E. Penrose, A. Carl- son ladviserl. Row II.-L. Worland, L. Behen, L. Bindley, J. Owen, A. Von Hooser, P. Johnson, V. Darby, B. Briggs, B. Grau, B. Clowe, J. McKey, L. Fletcher, M. Ivey. Row Ill.-M. Mawby, M. Jorgensen, S. Smith, G. Robinson, E. Claire, F. Miller, S. Pearce, J. Mattox, W, Burns, E. Patton, P. Markovitch, J. Barbot, L. Lemeaux, M. Mattox, B. lmboden. Presented with a cake for the fine entertainment they provided for the service men, the solo class sang at a Sunday Vesper service aboard an aircraft carrier in April. Sanctus, and Were You There? were- the songs presented under the supervision of Miss Alberta E. Carlson, music instructor, Members participating were Joyce Price, Glenda Pearson, Gladys Sweeney, Norma Davis, Wanda Miller, Marjorie Miller, Carolyn Commeau, Jackie Bolling, Jean Mattox, Daris Skinner, Roger Tripp, Joe Farrer, Merline Schlznge, and Frank Hull. Library Practice Row I-B. Goodart, E. Copeland S. Brady, B. Williamson,, M Mitchell, M, Harms, M. Pea- body, W, Goldsmith, M, Tay- lor, D. Hurlbert. Row Il-B. Thomas, S. White M. Marland, E. Hutchinson P. Mears, E, Codona, N. Klasl sen, R. Taylor,B. Norman, M Norman, D, Reynolds, F Elitf. Campus Display Row I.-B. Brown, B, Rey- nolds, B. Hoge, B. Toy, E. Hill, B. Adler, M. Hoover, B. Aunger, J. Shumaker. Row Il-B, lmboden, I, Askins, E. Claire, C. Anderson, B, Nu- gent, C. O'Donnell, C, Worm. New problems faced the students therefore, new information was sought, and provision had to be efficient and complete to fit in with the needs of a war era. The natural center for such re- search was the school library. Though the primary purpose of library practice is to become more familiar with library facilities, student members of this group served to make those facilities more readily available to students preparing to serve their country in a multitude of ways. Miss Hazel Zimmerman is the sponsor and head librarian. Furnishing schoolwide publicity second to none for all activities, the Campus Display class was a factor in the success of the projects of many other groups. A continuous succession of window displays, charts and thermometers reporting progress in various drives, and posters encourag- ing assistance in providing addresses of and for servicemen are samples of the effort put forth by this group in cooperation with other school organizations, Besides these new and added re- sponsibilities caused by the school's home front war effort, the usual artistic array of posters and publicity for social, athletic, and other functions were supplied. Mrs. Pat Mason sponsored the group. Cat's Purr JACKIE NEAHR, Editor-in-chief, i 'lst Semester. MAE MITCHELL, Editor-in-chief, Znd Semester. lst Semester Row I-C. Pearson. J. Neahr W, McCIockIin. Row II-V. Sanders, M. Dixon, J. Rowley, B. Williamson, B. Reynolds, J. Walker, M Harms,, C. O'DonneII, C Worm, M. Weir, E. Madison. Row III-J. Mattox, F. Mor rison, B. Brown. B. Toy, D Tucker, J. Wheeler, E, Riley C. Lynes, 'adviser' mi mm Znd Semester Row I-M. Harms, M. Mitchell, J. Walker., Row II-C. Worm. G. O'Don- ncll, V. Musick, B. Hoge, F. Holder, B. Fleming, S. Rafael, J, Halls, B. Butncr, V. San- ders, C. Pearson, J. Wheeler A. Dingle, T. Alexander. Row Ill-G. Lyncs. ladviserl 3 C. Ross, E. Hill, H. Morrison V. Thomas, J. Rowley, M Dixon, A. Bennett, B. Van Hoesen. The Cat's Purr Staff sent papers to over 300 alumni servicemen each week during this school year, its third with a printed paper, and thus found its niche in the home front war effort. With eighty percent of the student body backing the paper through subscriptions, the staff and its sponsor, Mr. Gary Lynes, did not allow the many war time obstacles faced to cause any of the thirty regularly scheduled issues to be missed. The paper did much to provide a source of infor- mation necessary to the students and to build and maintain morale at home and abroad. We still continued to eat even though the student store sales were curtailed somewhat because of the war time conditions. Separate booths in the store segregated the various types of food sold and made them available with greater speed and efficiency. This was another way in which the school adapted itself to the speeded up program necessitated by hurried student defense workers who needed to restore their energies at lunch time. The store was also open during activ- ity periods to aid in energy replenishing and relaxation. lt was the regular stopping place for the habitual purchaser of war stamps as well as the consumer of food and beverages. The Trail- blazer was sold through the student body store this year for the first time. Mrs. Ebba Berge sponsors the store. Student Body Store Ist Semester Row I.- B. Imboden A Hankins B. Williamson M. Mitchell M. Harms E. Berge, ladviscrl D. Martin A. York G. Pearson M. Ogdon Row II.- I. Hudiberg P Mears D. Jackson D. Tucker R Brown E. Elmore R. Cox D. Conway Row III.- D. Denham L. Adler E. Mitchell G. Ellis J. Melton R. Fife Znd Semester Row I.- W. Denny A. York D. Martin M. Petzold S. White B. Thomas M. Harms Row lI.- l. Hudiberg J. Merrill l P. Mears D. Kinnaird D. Jackson W B. Williamson X M. Mitchell l E. Berge tadviserl 5 . Q ii: Q it 'Q . SZ' 5 x 9 California Scholarship Federation 1 chaprer zss Officers-lst Semester B. BULLION f Presidenl L. HAMiLToN lst Vice-President M. SCHUMANN 2nd ViceePresident M. DIXON Recording Secretary J. McKEY Corresponding Secretary J. McAULI FFE Treasurer Officers-2nd Semester J. SANDERS President J. McAULIFFE Vice-President P. HENNINC Secretary J. CELOTTO Treasurer Scalbearers A. Hendricks, P. Henning, J Barbot, J. Bean, V. Blackham, J. Best, B. Bullion, lvl. Dixon J. Green, B. Hendrix, D. McAuliffe, D. Overley, W Stipp. J. Bratton,, R. Dole, M. Dol linger, L. England, P. Glood. D. Golding, G. Gruenwal, B. King- R l-f3n T13'W- J' MCKCY Hannon A. H s n, B. ardt, J. Sanders, M. Schumann. V 2 semesters N- HQQS, Nfm Egojgamlil M WBSSOHCV. J- Walkcf- J. Bancroft, M. Black, M. Ghil- Hotchchkiss, F. Hull, B. Irvin, dress, B. Cline, R. Cochcms, P. Johnson, B. Kidd, J. Long, 4 semesters J. Denos. E. Gibson, lVl. Kunz W. Miller, J. Neahr, L. New- L, Hamilton D. Miller, H. Morrison, G man, B. Norman, R. Parkins, Pearson, C. Pospesil, E. Smith S. Pearlman, V. Pease, J. Phil- 3 Semesters C. Thompson, R. Wilson. Lipsk M.I Rangallg Rowlang. D. Bigbec, J. Bratman, J ' OWCV' A C Umann' H' ceiofio, E. comma, B. pier. I Semester Sevefm- J' 5'DDf0ll- S- Skesser zol, E. Haines, P. Handler. D. Adams, H. Archuleia, J S. Southard, J. Thompson. Officially known as Chapter 288 of the California Scholarship Federation, the Scholarship Socie- ty ot Jordan High School selected from the general student body those who had proved them- selves to be superior students both in and out ot the classroom. Regular meetings were held monthly during a full period of school time, and other special meetings were held during the activity period. The motto of this organization is Scholarship for Service . Two ot its tra- ditional activities ot the year were the annual Awards Banquet and a reception tor associate mem- bers. The society is sponsored by Mr. Paul J, White, its purpose being to toster in students an interest in their school work. Toward this end a tutoring service was established by the organie zation during the latter part ot the year. Signatures of fellow Club members X' Q 4 Athletics Flag Girls J. Walker, C. Pearson, B. lrvin, D. King, A. Smith, B. Langmafi, J. McKay, N. Davis. Boosters, lst and 2nd Semester D. Ausburn, A. Bennett, J. Berggren, M. Black, S, Brady, B. Briggs, l. Carlson, J. Celotto, N. Chancey, B. Cline, B. Davis, C. De- Geus, B, Dietzel, R. Dole, N. Dollarhide, M. Dillinger, E. Drew, P. Handler, A. Hanson, M. Hart, P. Henning, C. Hillhouse, M, Hotch- kiss, A. Hunt, B. lrvin, G. Jackson, D. King, V. Kinsey, M. Kunz, B. Langman, R. Lanman, L. Larson, S, Lenz, B. Lindsley M, Mattox N. Mauk. W. McCIocklin, J. McKey, l. McMillan, W. Miller, M. Monroe, M. Moore, H. Morrison, L. Myers, J. Neahr, E. Nelms, F. Newkirk, L. Newman, D. Ogdon, C. Pearson, V. Pease, C. Pospesil, S. Rafael, P, Roberts, M. Rose, J. Sanders, M. Schumann, A Smith, Smith, D. Stroud, J. Traynor, B. Van Hoesen, E. Venuti, J. Walker, E, Watt, M. Warren, W. Webb. ,wzgb 3 Maioretfes B. J. corrm s. RAFAEL W. MILLER Head Maiorefle R. LANMAN M- HART White Song Lenders B. KIRBY J. NEAHR J. BOLLINC Blue Song Leaders M. MITCHELL B. WILLIAMSON M. HARMS Yell Leaders J. osuos S. PEARLMAN . . gg. . M 'Y ff -. ,... . --rs. X f X, ,glial ew 7 '25- il .EM 1. A v.,. X. , Qs Row I.-D. Wonacott, K. Mapes, J. McCoy, B. Williams, Row IV.-F. Hall, W. Moffitt, W. Dodson, J. Booe, B. B, Abrams, D, Tigneraf, C, Brandon, Mclntyre, B. Hutchinson, P. Lyon, C. Roberts, C, Sampson Row Il.-H. Hargrove, R. Gartney, P. Mears, D. Tucker, R V,-G. W'li' V L- W h ll' F. C V J, H ' E. Codona, J. Harber, W. Weatherby, J, Leithead, B. Hutton, N. J, Sarggqf' 5- Hunsgkgrsg. Beargvic-eMCCra5,:YeS?SayiIheln?-nson Kinrade, J. Green. u . ' Row iii.-B. Wallace, B. Lambe, o. Hail, R, Golden, o. VMS PS' Coafl' Vermillion, J. Farrer, D. Cole, B. Dyke, R. Emery, D. Ryan. Jack Harber, Captain The opening of school found Jordan in a new and difficult league as a result of the needs of a nation at war. Our teams now were to meet the other two Long Beach high schools, Wilson and Poly, and the nearby Compton Tartars. The loss by graduation of many members of the previous year's great teams made the new and more powerful athletic rivals seem all the more formidable. Gone were twenty-seven gridmen, twelve basketball players including the entire varsity first team, five of the baseball regulars, and seventeen trackmen. Most of these men were already in the armed services. A turnout of over 140 boys in the opening days of football practice brightened the athletic picture considerably. From this grOup the new Coach, Irv Phillips, formerly of the junior college, welded a team composed of five veterans, four former B players, and two trans- fers. Though unusually light for the competition they were to meet, the varsity showed through the prolonged pre-season practice game schedule that it would make up in spirit what it lacked in size and experience. With the same determination the B squad proved to be of near-championship calibre. C02 c fl Forecasting the spirited, though losing battles that were to mark the season, the varsity thrill- ed the crowd with two spectacular touchdowns while losing to a heavier Inglewood team by a 32 to l4 score in the first game. Jack Saling, Neil Kinrade, and Captain Jack Harber combined a pass and lateral for one score, and Kinrade returned a kickoff 82 yards for the other. Outweighed again in its next practice game the Panther team roared back in the fourth quarter in the face of a twenty-point lead by Leuzinger to drive 60 yards for a touchdown. Paul Mears plunged over for the tally. ln the first league game of the season our Blue and White team fought to the final gun literally, as it scored its only touchdown in the last forty-five seconds of play as Wilson High went on to win with 21 points. Poly added a second league loss the following week by a 24 to O score. With a much-needed breathing spell before its final league game with Compton, the team picked itself up from four consecutive losses only to be set down again by Pomona 20 to O in a night game. The never say die spirit shown in these games did much to put Captain Jack Har- ber on the first team all-league backfield and to bring second team selections to tackle ECI C0d0I'12. center Dick Turner, and back Paul Mears. ha ! With a dismal record of five defeats, including a two-to-nothing blanking in competition in the new league, the home eleven faced a final game with the undefeated Compton club which needed only a victory over Jordan to clinch an undisputed league championship. ln earlier games the Tartars' powerful ground attack combined with the passing ability of Duke Snyder had been too much for Wilson, Poly, and Leuzinger, all three of whom had been victors over Jordan. These facts, how- ever, had no effect on a fighting Panther eleven that day as they pushed a supposedly formidable Compton team into impotency before a wildly cheering homecoming crowd. lt was the passes of Jack Saling and the plunges of Jack Harber and Paul Mears that went unstopped. Neil Kinrade made a beautiful left-handed snag of a Saling pass over the goal line to score the game's lone touch- down after Harber and lviears had combined to carry the ball into scoring position. Harber kicked the important extra point. Center Dick Tucker had previously given these boys their opportunity by recovering a Tartar fumble deep in Jordan territory. Only the half-time gun prevented a sec- ond Jordan touchdown. As brilliant in defense in the second half as they had been on offense in the first, the home club threw back every Compton drive and batted down countless long Snyder passes as the slow-moving hands of the timekeeper's watch gradually ticked out a Compton defeat. The final pass, a 68-yard effort, was caught on the Jordan twenty, but an alert back downed the runner as the gun sounded to let the thrill-weary fans leave the edges of their seats and wend their respective ways home. No Jordan team ever entered the field with a poorer record and none ever left it in greater glory. S . si a t Two wins, three losses, and one tie tell the story of the Bee football season... They opened against the Sentinels from Inglewood and lost this game by a l4 to 7 score. In their second game against Leuzinger they fought to a scoreless tie. ln the first league game the team was outpassed by a better club from Wilson High School. The score was Zl to 7, but the game was not won until the second halt. ln the next game with the Poly Jackrabbits they scored a l9 to 7 victory to gve them their second win of the season. A win over Compton in the final game would have given the Panthers a tie with them for the league title. There was hope because of the successes of the last two games. lt was not to be, however, as the team lost by one conversion point, the final score being 7 to 6. Row I.-B. Baker, C. Poff, D. Jackson, E. Mitchell, R. Bran! Row IV.-B. Stubblefield, B. Southwick, L. Laughinghouse, H. don, D, Craig, B. lvlizek. Dyke, E. Butler, B. Mansfield, J. Bays, D. Brown. Row II.-G. Swarthout, R. Phares, B. Wilson, L. Codona, J. Row VFR- Springer' L' Adler' D- Black' E' Hemel- T- Epllng- Schroeder, C. Sampson, J. McCoy, J, Frost, B. Dunlap. J- H055 Row lll.-N. Tyler, E, Davis, J. Denham, K. Sizemore, J, John- Roclw Kemp' Coach son, C-. Langford, S. Smith, J. Kochis. Ed Mitchell, Captain t ,.,. af.. 9 to 1 J J 4' lb f f . if ' x Q . ., r , I my six 'ef . '-at-. f ,f , ,'1' 1 ' . Lil r,.. .. f 7!w0nl r' c ' CH lb 62 itW LMlGl L f H W N S X X Q f Xe ati .E K' 1 Z!Gf:,. ,, In dj ,paffff-ff' 3 X g yaaknpw rch s. .. Qi if W j Q 3525i ...rz W ...ty .iq 1 ,A,A,. Ry Q9 K Z! M K A it Jig f J. in LQAELJ M N . A CZW !By!:fLH it A M, G EN V, Clem Reece, Coach Jack Minar, Captain Row I.-D. Harlan, J. McCoy, D. Wonacott, D. Tucke J, Minar, R. Brown, D. McClain, C. Vermillion, J. C-reen. Row II.--G. Ritchie,, D. Tisnerat, B. Lambe, B. Dyke, B. Woods, B. Graham, N. Kinrade. With a double win over the Pilots from Excelsior as the highlight of the season, the varsity basketball team came through with a record of seven wins to nine losses. Leuzinger was the first team on the schedule in a home and home seriesg the Panthers lost the first game 21 to 8, but just reversed the score the second time, winning Zl to 8. The powerful Santa Ana Saints came next and won by a 27 to 2l score. Over the Christmas holidays the team went to the Hunt- ington Beach tournament. ln the opening round they beat Brea Olinda l7 to ll, but lost in the quarter finals to Newport Harbor by a 37 to 26 score. Then they fell before Beverly Hills 37 to l8, but came back in the next game to beat Avalon 39 to 23. The Squad then made if four in 8 FOW when they downed Excelsior by the same score tWlCe-39 to 23. and Santa Ana 41 to 35. LOS- ing first to Wilson in the league opener, Jordan then went up against Poly, the league champions, and lost 27 to l7, and then were taken by Compton 30 to 26. ln the second round the home club took Wilson into camp 3l to 28, but lost to Poly and Compton. The latter was a 22 to l9 thriller. Phil Rominger got the nod as all-league forward while Jack Wheeler was an all-city choice at guard. ali Bee Basketball Row I.- R. Phares E. Mitchell D. Grisham M. Mulholland B. Parry C. Poff B. Pringle Row l l .- air -' 4:-f1zWf. D. Wilhelm J. Spongberg H. Dyke A 5 B, Wilson fr. x H. Dillon il . ,Q Q l.. Adler Ntsli ix C. Ellis it o. Mills 431-5 gwal 4 K 'f .- Nwgib 5 :Zi XXV . 1101. Vance Davis. coach P' '4'5i4?-'Qi l l iii' 'f 'Q -' :-. 7 . X if -:,' Q Mark Mulholland, 'qi as .mi cavtain S Q' NV' J K . X sg J Q Q . . 4 ggnyt 7E 214,65 Q - - i .. 'bag 8 El k aa. . - 24741200 Cc' Two wins over Leuzinger and a victory over Santa Ana featured the Bee basketball season. The team opened the season with the twin wins, 23 to l7 and 27 to l5. Santa Ana came next but the Panthers lost by a 25 to l4 score. Bill Pringle and Bill Wilson proved to be the scoring punch in these early games while Captain Mark Mulholland, Roy Phares, and Ed Mitchell showed well defensively. A loss to Beverly Hills and two more to Excelsior left the team with a two wins and four losses record for the season. ln a return game the Panthers edged Santa Ana 28 to 26. The game was a thriller in which the home team had to go into an overtime session to win. A long shot by Hugh Dillon spelled the margin of victory. ln the league Jordan lost twice to each school, Poly, Wilson, and Compton, but most games were close. Typical of the heart- breaking losses the team suffered in league play was the one point loss to Poly. Along with those mentioned above Billy Mills, Gene Ellis, and Kenny Sizemore sparkled in league play. 1 k ,,.- - ,,,, S, t AF W' .W Q- .. ,LL ,- ' -- at .fait Tex R Rocky Kemp, Coach. Rav Wvw-ore. Captain- Varsity Track Team Row I.-D. Beard, T. Alexander, P. Lyon, R. Price, B. Holzgraf, R. Wymore, J. Sargent. Row II.-M. Herried, B. Mclntyre, J. Farrer, B. Bullion, P. Mears, E. Wheadon, P. Rominger, J. Hess. Row III.-R. Emery, J. Burns, F. Caveness, R. Colden, A. Ross, J. Minar, W. Dodson. Weakened at mid-season by the transfer of several point winners to the Bee squad in order to bolster the championship possibilities there, the varsity track team sacrificed any chance of a successful season. The Panthers opened competition by beating Excelsior 59 to 44 while the varsity was still at full strength. This meet produced many of the stars of future engagements. The team was paced by Jim Sargent, star hurdler, who later became captain of the Bee squad. Sargent won both the l2O-yard high hurdles and the 220-yard lows. Another winner was Bill Holzgraf, star dashman and one of the leading contenders for C. l. F. honors. Jordan entered her second meet with San Pedro and lost 6l to 43. Again Bill Holzgraf and Sargent starred, l-lolzgraf winning the dashes and Sargent the hurdles, ln the all-city meet l-lolzgraf, Sargent, and Rominger were placed on the Bee squad to strengthen it, so the Panthers only placed two A men. Jack Minar, high hurdler, and Paul Mears, broad jumper. Jordan then opened the league season with a loss to Wilson 85 to l8 as the squad was again without the services of the big three . Ending the dual season the Blue and White lost to the powerful Poly Jackrabbits and to the Tar- tars from Compton, although very nearly beating the latter. Bee Track Vance Davis, coach Row l.- J. Sargent E. Woodman J. Schoeder H. Harlem J. McCoy R. Mansfielrz Row II.- J. Bays J. Thomoson B. Millionton D. Grisham J. Sargent J. Kochis Row IIl.- D. Duncan R. Gunderson R. Brandon C. Langford E H I . ense J. Thorton lmgrl Jim Sargent captain Cee Track J Row I.- J. Bean , K. Templeton ' B, Marrow E. Rowland 58- .I .1 .L ., . sr C. Roe: ick ...fn Q V .M Row ll.- E. Howe W. Potter J. Hiers E Brlster Row III.- H. Hargrove J. Corlew D. French F. Crook J. Childress B. McConald lmgrl Douglas French, captain Emphasis on the strength of the B track team proved worthwhile early in the season as the boys took the city championship over a strong Wilson team and fell only one-half point short of taking the class C championship from Poly. In the dual meet with Wilson the class B events and the team standing were the main attractions of the day as the two schools' coaches threw all possible strength into the middleweight teams. Not only did Jordan prove too strong for the Bruins, but in the feature races of the day Bill Holzgraf showed his heels to favorite Bruin Bob Hight in the dashes. Captain Jim Sargent was also a double winner in the hurdles while Phil Rominger captured the pole vault as the B team's big three repeated their all-city per- formances. TheCteam also defeated Wilson. The Bees took Compton by a large score to take the league dual meet title while the Cees won the city meet. . ,,.-- ,.4.. -1. 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Q mlw Q. 0 O 3 m w-CQQQWJWQQQQSQ '1'U' m -4 O3'Jm --mmm ...f-1-,.,,qqlN35V' 4m OW U -, m 25.g25aa'3w,L:O4svf 3 j'21Q-Q-3'O-+-r fD N493 U'-m32mN4' mioog-,,T'm1l5, 2, 21.0493 QNVIQOUJS j' Eq- c'6fDm-.'3fDk.fDf Q -- mmmqqnfm OCD m -. 'U ig-Engng-gQ.gD'S'39.g'ggQ-EE' -.-,, - T'm:'Q..o35'1LrnFDcmT.:oQm 7: 'S 99 FFEWZFUUU gg 35 nmf- 5A w .g . Img2Zng3gS n.,nZ 0'-. -fn -,-,..n 3' Sf' 5 4Ui3UQ5-'GJ' 4 -un W'-Emm0:m7 fl. 2.12.2 2 'O-S 3 In I- W Eb- vs 3 4 1' kwa, 15 'QW' W Tennis Team Row I.- D. Smith L. Adler R, Phares E. Zinser F. Smalley Row II.- B. Vernon C. Ritchie D. Berg G, Childers P. Straub C. Pace D. Rose Joaquin Miller, coach Roy Phares, captain The tennis team rang up one of the best records of the season. The squad found itself at mid- season undefeated in its first six games, with the rest of the matches against teams already beaten. The team had opened by walking away from San Pedro twice by scores of 8 to 2 and 8 to 3, respectively, to show that it was the team to beat in the Long Beach-Compton league. ln the third match the Colonists from Anaheim Union High School fell to Jordan, 7 games to 4, thus giving Jordan its third straight victory. Opening the league season, with great hopes for a championship, the Blue and White whipped the Bruins from Wilson 6 to 5. Poly's Green and Gold, next on the schedule, also fell by a score of 6 to 5 to give Jordan undisputed lead in the race. The Compton Tartars met the Panthers next and failed when they lost 7 to 4. Each score was close and Jordan seemed to make a habit of coming from behind to win. In the first match of the second round, however, the club was nipped by Wilson 6 to 5. lt then re- covered to take Poly again, this time by the same score. The Blue and White team lost all chances for the title as they lost to the Compton Tartars by a 7 to 4 score. The J. V. tennis team ended this season with a record of two wins and two defeats, beating Wilson twice and losing to Poly twice, G. A. A. lst Semester Row I.- B. Norman J. Jeffries M. Taylor M. Veale D. Lesser W. Denny M. Kautto A. Hanson V. Dennis A. Nilam Row lI.- J. Neilsen I. Baker D. Montgomery J. Halverson W. Watson H, Howard B. Dietzel V. Perry G. Gray Row I I l.- L, Loonev F. Cesterling L, Myers S. Larson J. Ruth B. Willits L. Gilliam L. Pittman F. Nystrom J. Price In creating women that will help America be strong by being healthy, the C. A. A. contributed an important part to the war effort. Playing Big Sister to the girls at Lindbergh, the C-. A. A. showed its friendliness and desire for good will between the two schools by again entertain- ing girls of the neighboring school, Softball, tennis and volley ball were enjoyed by the girls. Entertainment was provided and refreshments were served after which there was dancing to popular recordings. The girls attend- ed the Annual Play Day at Junior College where they won the baseball championship. The tra- ditional closing event of each year is the meeting in June where minor J's and stars are award- ed to the girls. President, first semester, was Martha Kautto, and second semester, Donna Lesser. C. A. A. 2nd Semester Row l.- l C. Callen VJ. Dcnhy XM. Miller M. Miller P. Naugntin Row ll.- M. Hart A. Hunt L. Pittman B. Kcnopatzki M. Warren D. Lesser B. Norman D. Montgomery E. Wofford M. Odell Row III.- L. Hicticld llkdviserl J. Nielsen J. Graham L. Myers F. Newkirlc B. Kidd E. Drew D. Stroud V. Clard J, Voorhees lAdviseri Row lV.- J. Hill J. Stilgebauer M. DeYoung J. Phil-ips I. Baker A, Holt VV. Watson W. Van Arsdel B. Dictzel M. Biaclc Outing Club Row I.- L. Nyc-rs D. Lesser M. Kautto Row ll.- W. Denny J. Halverson D. Montgomery Row lll.-- B, Norman V. Perry I. Baker I. Neilson The Outing Club consists of girls who walk to and from school and live by the best health habits. The first semester outing was a pot luck supper in November, given at the home of Donna Lesser, Spaghetti, vegetable salad, cake, and hot chocolate were enjoyed. Melva Black conducted the evenings entertainment. The Spring outing was a hike on the beach to the home of Mrs. Casselberry, Dean ot Girls, where she served a picnic supper. Betty Dietzel and Jackie Celotto were in charge of the entertainment. Donna Lesser was the president the first semester and Wanda Denny the second. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Lucille Hiefield. J Club Row I.- D. Lesser M. Kautto W. Denny Row II.- B. Norman B. Dietzel Row Ill.- M. Hart D. Stroud H. Brees A. Hunt By participating in the G. A. A. sports, such as volleyball, basketball, and tennis, the girls earn SOO points and their letters which make them eligible for the J club. The club has been in- active this past year, but other semesters its members have participated in refereeing C. A. A. games and playing hostess for C. A. A. play days. Last year they made wheel chair robes for the Red Cross, they also cut pictures and made scrap books for soldiers who were convalescing. When the club was active they held an annual initiation party. The sponsor of the club was Thelma T. Stewart, on leave during this school year. T The Tennis Club has been inactive this past year, but the girls in G. A. A. still have con- tests for championships. Sybil Brady llB, a beginner in tennis this year, won a membership on the Junior Wightman Cup Team ot the Harbor district. 1 , 333' fi! Signatures of Athletes Social Life The pictures on these pages WALKER'S HifTeen Shop Gathering Spot of the Hi-Teen Crowd . Hi-Teen Shop Second Floor of Fashions Irene Carlson, Billie Kirby, and Winifred Webb, Walker's Campus representatives from Jordan and Members of our Hi-Teen Fashion Board, are wearing typical smart styles you'Il find in Walker's Popu- lar l-li-Teen Shop. A strictly sharp selection ot gay new togs for grad- uation and other occasions. C-lam- our garments as well as smooth duds ready to take you into the summer whirl. y LUNG BEACH STUDIO T-IIGTTGRAPE PdliTRAi1'yRQ Negatives of annual pictures are in our files and copies can be had at any time. Q . Pictures of groups and teams are also available to students. it SPECIAL STUDENT RATES 5553 Atlantic Ave. Phone 252-4'l TRAlLBLAZER'S PHOTOGRAPHERS Long Beach Tribune Representing this Community's interest - wit We can take care of your printing needs 57Ol Atlantic Avenue Phone 242-60 he su :Ts coATs sLAcKs SWEATERS 'fir G E N E ' S iZ.Iln262YTZ e -I-DOOC. gluifzlexl maeis Wlalf 5705 Azzmze Aww Ask fhe JORDAN STUDENTS if YOU deff -FOR-1 MALTS HAMBURGERS FROSTIES wk SANDWICHES and MERCHANT LUNCHES SAK believe IT'S THE BEST! Leek fer fhe BIG ICE CREAM CONE Db All Your Shopping At The ONE STORE Sea1's,Hnebuck 81 Co Q I Everything You Need Under One Roof SAVE TIME- SAVE TIRES- SAVE MONEY- 46 Open Friday and Saturday Till 9:15 P. M. arte! 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YARDAGE L.B ffswfyihmg for Those Who Sew Y will save enough money to buy a bond, when you p cha your outfit here and sew it yoursetf. Th sands of yards of woolens, cottons, prints, linens curtain, drapery and upholstering materials. USE SIMPLICITY and McCALL PATTERNS Yardage - Mill Ends - Remnants Trimmings and Notions Household Linens and Necessities 506 PINE AVE. We give S 5- H Green Stamps Phone 224-35 Cordraifs Lunch Since 1921 ik 5352 Long Beach Boulevard Long Beach, California v Az' A F3 9. u 1 5 Aa K ia T? MW Q ifgggk 5 ,affa--f-H ,.,, J 5 :QL 4- . GAMM, 'Br Silas agltxig .. av :sg .fm mu: ',.L K f nel we I 3' ' 4 ' 4 1 -4F 4b'1'u 4 O KQV I, 'ju .. M, X4 I I JZ -is if . uffxi X 1, lg ff '! W LUNG BEACH SKATING PALACE Open Every Afternoon and Evening if HAMMOND ORGAN MUSIC ix Special nares To School Groups 278 Alamitos Avenue Phone 651-528 l PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS I ' I G A G E , Tho '1'milblaze1 , and many other school annuals PHARMACY l by o o o A IF I WI Ph I I O'me'Y ofa' amacy A The RUYAL PRESS, Ltd. 75? I PRINTERS -- LITHOGRAPHERS 1 ENCRAVERS Kodak Finishing School Supplies I if I FOUNTAIN SERVICE gg? l corner of ATLANTIC AND SOUTH Phone 238-34 ' 535 Locust Avenue Long Beach, Calif. Telephone 682-97 Printing Center Building I M NWN :ffr3A,-I AL -a'V'QY'5 occasions we will always remember-- 'H' .0 .IF Q 1' 4 nt, Aka? Ilgvfw t A gifs? , g 57 . 4 Fw- v 64-X vw . 1 riff ' . '? 45' . fn fry' I av. 1 L 5 7 f. ., Q 'QQF1 fr., . an f X. ' a f if ' f wisp, if .1 i lj? sv,!ay , 4. ab, 9 1 Je pf r Ray Wymore, in coat and slacks, from Varsity shop convoys the girls' Second Floor, Buffu-ns' Slove for Men. Buffu ms' Sidney Jo Stimp- son a nd Beverly Williamson go all out for the ibare look.' Sidney Jo in a halter top cotton, Beverly in sun-back cotton. Each with a bolero jacket, both from Buftums' Young Californian Shop for the 9 to i5 Set- Third nom. MAKE OUR DRUG STORE Youn nkuc srons O VERMILLIUN'5 wk The REXALL Store Prescription Pharmacists Long Beach Blvd. at Plymouth Telephone 2l l-72 VISIT OUR FOUNTAIN e 1 tl Neff 'Q S ice SKATE S 'sh for f We FUN and ' HEALTH if 'ri -P-'E' -A' ICELA Skating Every Afternoon and Night Saturday and Sunday Mornings Friday Night is Varsity Nite Special Rates for Student Parties 49 HYNES. CALIFORNIA Phone Metcalf 3II7I H eadqumfters 07 - ARROW SHIRTS MANHATTAN SHIRTS INTERWOVEN SOX GIFT 'PAJAMAS GRAYCO TIES COOPER JOCKEY SHORTS SMART sPoR1'swEAR wi? 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Vodene Tress Shop K 5727 Atlantic Avenue Phone 245-8 Morticians 3 ':' We Feature All Vilool Sports Clothes Clothes for the Young Men of Today NEWMAN BRCOS. Mews - CLOTHING - Bovs' I-OWS' Avenue Phone zsa-so 5330 Long Beach Blvd. Sir ig? ..,. ,.r. , .1.: . ik 4 1' i Ralph Snively Jas. W. Patterson lwe Meet DOW t P C i Carefakers, movlng plcture technicians, gardeners, cafeferra ladies, and P.-T. A. board. and groups Whose service made our high school careers more enjoyable. A CONTINUOUS SOURCE OF INSPIRATION for those who appreciate the artistry of line and detail, of old world design and detail in buildings as well as the loveliness of park-like grounds, is provided by MotteIl's. At- tracted by this beauty are these young visitors: Monte Brewster, Billie Kirby, Jackie Neahr, Jack Minar, Vance Jonson, Beverly Williamson, Winitred Webb, Ray Wymore, Irene Carlson, Dick Hall, Sidney Jo Stimpson, Phil Rominger. To hundreds of young people and children, J. J. Mottell is affectionately known as Uncle Joe and the Father ot the Day Nurseryf' To be of serv- ice to all-such a desire has impelled him to assume responsibilities which have required leadership and vision, resulting in his many philanthropies. UTTELIFS DIUBTUARY and CHAPEL J. J. Moffell Lon E. Peek 3rd at Alamitos For 35 Years, One Outstanding Jllortmzry In Long Beach The Best in Town Groceries Meats Fruits Vegetables- Notions POLLY ANN BAKERY F. R. CRANGER O 5710 Atlantic Avenue Ph ne 243-98 1 257 E, Ma,-keg gg, phone 227-35 GARRETT HARDWARE Hard to Get Items 5714 Atlantic Avenue BEN FRANKLIN STORE 5661 Atlantic Avenue O. C. WILLS MEN'S WEAR 5711 Atlantic Avenue Phone 21-352 THOMSEN PHARMACY Ure Druggistu Orange and South Street Telephone 222-56 ATLANTIC PAINT STORE Paint-Varnishes--Wallpaper 5707 Atlantic Blvd. Phone 216-44 WAGNER PHARMACY Ill 6577 Orange Avenue Phone 239-19 MERRIEL'S FLOWERS 5339 Long Beach Blvd. Phone 256-28 ORPHA'S BEAUTY SHOP Where There's Beauty There ls Charm 5364Vz Long Beach Blvd. Phone 221-44 SAMMIE STONE House of Music The Pulse of the Nation Beats to Music 5336 Long Beach Blvd. BOULEVARD CLEANERS 8' DYERS Send Us Your Most Delicate Garments 5364 Long Beach Blvd. Phone 232-O3 SKEEL'S WATCH SHOP 5376 Long Beach Blvd. WORLAND'S PUBLIC MARKET 5401 Atlantic Avenue Phone 218-42 PORTER HARDWARE Sherwin Williams Paints 5351 Long Beach Blvd. Phone 215-86 MOUNTAIN VIEW STAND Helen Wright, Proprietor 6190 Atlantic Phone 210-71 THE DIPLOMA SHOE SHOP 5427 Atlantic Avenue CHACE LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. 41 E. Market Street Phone 212-19 LEORA-MARIE DRESS SHOP A Ladies Ready-to-Wear 5358 Long Beach Blvd. Phone 228-18 HANDY DRY GOODS Dresses - Gifts - Notions 1338 E. Artesia Phone 257-80 ln Memoriam ln closing our account of the activities of our school, our memories recall the many Jordan students who have partici- pated in these same activities in the years past, but who have given their lives in the service of their country, that the way of life exemplified here may be perpetuated in an era of perma- nent peace. As this Annual goes to press, we find i3 gold stars on the service Hag of Jordan High School representing the sacrifice made by the boys whose names appear on this page. 11: ai: if Leland Hiatt Bill Grisham Charles Dodge Joe Doyal Seeley Martin Tom Hall Clifford Rhoades Victor Sfarmer Bert Warner Richard Lunt Duane Thayer Bill Baker Rolfe Lund Reported missing in action Signatures of scnool acquaintances The End -i i J 'Q 9 3