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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1947 volume:

! f 1 3 5 E 3 4 5 i 5 5 2 a 91 E S 4 1 E 5 . f 2 5 F 5 3 Q s ! S Z E E E E . i 5 5 5 r H 1 5 5 1 f 5 xierszf' ds ff.5Ef f'Q'.1- Yviinirilg . F, i -V ' f ' efiikf T0 CUR PRINCIPAL I l 1 'Z JOHN W. WILSON, Without your guidance and support throughout the past three years, we, the graduating seniors, would not have gained the tull measure of enjoyment and educational benefit from our stay at Jordan. Though each day may pass without any expression of our appreciation, you know that our best wishes and thanks remain with you, our principal. We especially have noted the gen- uine interest which you have taken in each personal achievement, the full backing you have given us in our con- tacts with conflicting groups outside of school, and the pleasure you have expressed over each of our athletic and scholastic victories. TO CDUR STUDENT BODY, I would like to express my thanks and apprecia- tion for my election to the presidency of the Jordan Student Body. lt is my hope and intention to create better feeling between the students and faculty. l will do my best to make Jordan the leading Long Beach high school. With these intentions in mind, l shall endeavor to maintain the best standards set by past presidents. Ken Miller, President of the Jordan Student Body In deepest appreciation, l would like to than the faculty and students for their splendid cooper tion received during my tenure of office as Stude Body President. You have been more than generous in helpin me to serve as best l could, Through your work alon we have made Jordan a better institution of learn ing-a stepping stone toward a bright and intelligent future. Tom Lyon, Retiring Presiden' H.. K ,ff Mr. Cline: Years from now, as we look back on our days at Jordan, we will not have forgotten the part you played in mak- ing our stay here both pleasant and instructive. The co-curricular activities you sponsored certainly relieved the routine of everyday studies. Due large- ly to your efforts, Jordan has one ot the most active Student Government classes in Southern California. No one can forget the part you played in student clubs, social activities, as- semblies, supervision of the school calendar, the athletic program, student awards, Student Council, and Boys' League, editing the daily bulletins, and supervising the student court and boys' discipline. More than anything though, we shall remember you tor your friendly advice and the sincere in- terest in our attairs and welfare you displayed. Mrs. Casselberry: We, the graduating class, would like to thank you for the help and guidance you have given us. Your cooperation in helping us decide what classes we should take and how to arrange our program is deeply appreciated. We think you did a very commendable job of handling individual guidance, both in social and educational work, serving as principal during the principal's ab- sence, giving educational and psycho- logical tests, supervising girl's discip- line, and organizing girls organiza- tions. Hats off to Mrs. Casselberry for her splendid job. Mr. Roseman: Back of many of our finest guidance activities at Jordan has been your hand. As a departing senior class, we congratulate you on a job wonderfully handled-as custodian of school rec- ords, editor of student manuel, direc- tor of the audio-visual program, test consultant, and custodian of eligibility records. ' ANDERSON BELL BERCE BROWN CAMPBELL CARLSON CLOONEN CONKLIN COX CROSSAN DAVIDSON DOOLITTLE DOUGHTY DRUSC HEL DYSART EDWARDS FINLEY FRANKLIN OARRISON GLENN GOFF HARVEY HUMPHREY JACOBSON LARSSN KYLE KROCFOSS KEMP PALMCREN PADCHAM O'BYRNE MILLER RADFORD PELS PARRISH PARKE SANDERS RILLIET REINERTSON REECE SMITH, W. SMITH, F. SMITH, D, SKLAR ZIMMERMAN WILSON WHITE VINSON TO OUR CLERICAL STAFF, 5 H-arse Row 1, Vcrna Buechlcr, Edith Curl, Lillian Hendrickson, Catherine Kennedy. Row 2. Freda Kern, Polly Marshall, Laura Perrin, Alinc Reed, Marjorie Swanson. TO OUR P. T. A., AND TO OUR CAFETERIA LADIES AM-is 'RLY-716 . 'rf , ' H ,E N , , V V . , 1 , l , N V1 W - -' N , b .,.4r.,yJL.wf..n14 .3 the cmnual tc1ffpr esentS the 134-7 .... . Q 13220 Q' U yvdj ? L , -' .f ' , if , V' C-.P I f A I? m' .' is fe -A T4 ,.-A 4 -M 4 'Q S W, 3 ,Y A .v RX! ' . um 47 MYER V .M P' 'IQGQWHI if Q - I Z , ' ' .Q Q , X gl kfifxu-M A , fs. Z if 'M gql U If - - V . , MV. . , .u-17 I ul qu! Hui ' 51 X I mil :NNN full 0,441 UN, Kklf Z, ' I Q u K nkhal K . K Kun .suv g W1 W' 7- Z 5 f Q 53 X 1 ' . .,, ' ,pf f rl .ig CAMPUS g 2 X CLA SS E5 l , C LU BS FALL spoms WINTER SPORTS A SOCQAL LIFE N., W1 . ..,,,. ,,,,, ,ff , ,, ,, '. vi fuv-' ' I V 'X s.,.b Q A .-A: an- 41' ' .1 -- w-f ,,w,.,f ,1 W FEBRUARY GRADUATES RUSSELL SCHILL, President ANALEE BACACALUPO, Treasurer ROBERTA LARSON, Vice-President as Y FEBRUARY GRADUATES ARMBRUSTER. FRANK EVANS Boy's League B Track Football Orchestra 3 sem. N.R.A. member Band CLIFTON. DOROTHY EWEN, LINDA Uniform Board alt. BACICALUPO, ANNALEE DOLORES Scholarship Society Hi-Teen Cantcen Girls' League-Rep. Senior A Vice-Pres. CUSTER. JOAN Girls' League Rep, 2 sem. GOODART. JOHN EDWARD Boys' League Rep. B football Boys' Glee Club V-football BIGBEE, LAWRENCE R. Royal Scepters Boys' League Rep. Scholarship Society Cross Country Track Laboratory Assistant DANIELS. MILDRED ANNETTE Girls' League Rep. HESS. MILDRED ANNETTE Scholarship Society Ticket Committee Boys' Glee l sem. BIS50. MARY ANN DAVIDSON, LAWRENCE LEE Hi-Teen Canteen l sem. Baseball 2 sem. IOA treasurer B Football 2 sem. Hi-Y l sem. Letterrnen's Club 4 sem. HIXON, ROBERT LE ROY Class Librarian l sem. Student Council l sem. Outing Club I sem. BOYD. PHYLLIS VIRGINIA Clee Club 6 sem, Uniform Board l sem. Student Council Rep. 2 sem. DAVIS. BOB JOE J.V. football l sem. V. football 2 sem. Track l sem. Hi-Y I sem. HOTCHKISS, DOORIS MAE C,A.A, 4 sem, Cat's Purr l sem. CARDOTT, NEIL W. DAVIDSON, VERA MAY Girls' League alt. l sem, G,A.A. 2 sem. Uniform Board Rep. and alt. 2 sern. HUTCHINGS. GLEN JV Tennis l sem. V Tennis l sem. Boys' League Rep. 2 sem DU NCAN, DONALD A. llB Secretary l sem. Track 3 sem. Capt. I sem. Hi-Teen Canteen l sem. llA Vice-Pres. I sem. Hi-Y 2 sem, Lettermen's Club 5 sem. HYMAN. LILIS MAE Girls' League Rep. l sem Hi-Teen Canteen l sem. FEBRUARY C-R ADUATES SMALLEY. DONNA D. Uniform Board Rep. I sem Girls' League Rep. I sem. MAIN. DAVID NELSON Hi-Teen Canteen Member I sem. Cat's Purr Rep. 2 sem. JOHNSON. FLOYD B football I sem. Glee Club 2 sem. STRAWBRIDCE. TOM MILLER. DICK Bo s' Lea ue alt I sem. Y E - Cat's Purr Rep. I sem. JON ES. BEULAH RAE Jr. Guard I sem. Uniform Board alt. I sem. WARREN, ELLA MAE PARKS. WILLIS KENNISON, JOHN MILTON CSF 3 sem. Girls' League I sem. Girls' League Committee World Friendship Sec. I sem. WH EADON, IOLA MAE PARKINSON, VERDA ELAINE Student Council Rep. I sem. CSF 4 sem. Girls' League Committee Chairman I sem. Student Store Assistant Manager LARSON. ROBERTA ANN Girls' League Rep. I sem. G.A.A. 5 sem., Pres. 2 sem. Student Council Rep. I sem. Maiorette I sem. Class Treasurer I sem, Jr. Guard I sem. Sophomore Usherette I sem, WILLIAMS, JEAN PEEK. ALICE LAUGHINGHOUSE, HARRY WILEY Glee Club 3 sem. Track I sem. Hi-Teen Canteen I sem. Glee Club 2 sem. Student Council Rep. I sem. Vice Pres. I sem. Class Secretary I sem, STONE. ROTHEL AUVERN SCHILL. RUSSEL C. Glee Club 2 sem. Track I sem.r V football I sem. Class Pres. I sem. McCUNE, NANCY G.A.A. 2 sem. Bowling 2 sem, Hi-Teen Canteen I sem. Uniform Board Rep. I sem. Managing Editor Cat's Purr I sem. Girls' League Committee Chairman Cat's Purr Reporter I sem. Football 2 sem. Baseball 2 sem. Hi-Y Officer I sem. Jr. Pres. I sem, Hi-Teen Canteen I sem. Cat's Purr Rep. I sem. Lettermen's Club 3 sem. I sem. SCHULTZ, BARBARA SHIRLEY Cat's Purr 2 sem Girls' League alt, I sem. Girls' League Committee I sem. MCKNIGHT. ROBERT CSF 4 sem. Cat's Purr Reporter I sum. Laboratory Assistant I sem. JUNE GRADUATES CLASS OFFICERS DICK ROBERTS, Vnce-President JOHN NEUHART, Treasurer BETTY ANN RICH, Secretary DICK WEYHRICK, Presudent ww- W. 1-4 S Q-Q --.-.- if-u-.-..-.Q...,, iffilminxr- JUNE GRADUATES ALLEN. PAT Royal Scepters 255 Lib- rary 253 Hi-Teen Canteen 253 Boys' League Rep. lsl World Friendship 6s, Sec. lsg Uniform Board Rep. 3 si Library Comm. lsg Hi- tri 45, ALLEN, EARL CSF 25: B Football Letter Lettermen's Club 2s. B Track Squad Laboratory Asst. lsg Hi-Y ls: Student Deputy ls, Boys' League Rep. ls. AGUILAR, GILBERT Hi-Teen Canteen lsg Track Squad 25, J.V, Football lsg Class Librarian ls. ANDREWS. ARLEN Cats Purr Rep. 253 Boys' League ls: Campus Display 253 Hi-Teen Canteen 25, Varsity Football ls. ANDREWS. GEORGE J.V. Tennis 253 Tennis Team 25. Boys' Glee 25, Bible Club 25, Pres. ls. Captain Tennisg Library Practice ls. Student Government ls, AMIDON. ROLAND Band 353 Hi-Teen Canteen 25. B Football lsg Baseball 25. Boys' Clee Club 353 Orchestra 25, BABCOCK. BELVA Band 253 CSF 453 World Friendship 45, Treas. lsg Girls' League Rep. ls: G. AA, 253 Bible Club ls1 Bowling Club. AUSTIN. GENE Boys' League lsg Track ls. B Football ls. AUFLICK, GLORIA Girls' League Rep. ls. BARNETT. GRACE Library Practice lsg Class Librarian ls: Student Coun. ls: Student Store ls. BARLOW, ROLLIN J.V. Football Letter Boys' Glee 35, Pres. ls. Class Librarian ls. Varsity Track ls. Student Court lsg ROTC 25, BAHLER. LOIS Girls' League 3s Student Council ls. Uniform Board Rep. 25. CSF lsg Sophomore Usherette BASTION, BEV. PE. Monitor lsg Girls' Sr. Clee ls, Campus Display ls. BARTELS. JEAN Ticket Comm. ls. Girls' League 25, CSF 25. Librarian 25: Boosters ls, Jr Guard lsi Campus Display Bs. Decorating Comm, 35. BARNEY, BILL Hi Teen Canteen lsg Track 35 Lcttermen's Club Student Council ls Varsity Basketball ls. BEENEY, DEROY Track lsg C.C. ls. BEAN, MARY GAA. 253 Glee Club 25. Outing Club ls Uniform Board ls, World Friendship ls. BATTERSLEY, LORRAIN BJERKE, BEULAH Sr. Girls' Glee 253 Library Practice lsg Canteen Work 25g Tennis Club ls. BISHOP, MELVIN World Friendship 253 Scholarship lsg Student Council -ls: Boys' League lsg Librarian ls. Cats Purr Alt. ls. CSF, 25. BEST. ROLAND Band ls: Hi-Teen Canteen ls, B Football lsg Boys' Glee 35. JUNE GRADUATES BLACK, DUANE Track 253 B Football ls. l-li.Teen Canteen ls. BLACKBURN, KATHERINE G.A.A. ls. Student Store 2s. Hi-Teen Canteen ls. BLACKSTOCK, ELEANOR Royal Scepters Is, Hi Teen Canteen ls, Hi-Tri -lsg Student Council Rep ls, Scholarship Qs, GAA ls. Outing ls1 Cats Purr ls. BLACKSTONE, BARBARA Sr. Glee Club 4s. BLAKEMAN. VIRGINIA Scholarship 4s1 G.A.A. 451 Sr. Glee 5s1 Triple Trio 35, Uniform Board Alt, lsg Corresponding Sec. ls. BOUTWELL, EDWARD Scholarship 351 Royal Sccp ters 253 Class Librarian 551 Laboratory Asst 3s, Track 251 Boys' League 251 Stu- dent Council Rep. Is, Baseball Manager BOYDEN, RAYMOND Boy s' Glee 45. BRIMHALL. ALTA Girls' League 25. Hi-Teen anteen ls. Campus Display ls. Annual Staff 2s. BRINE. BILL J.V. Football ls. Baseball ls1 Varsity Football ls, BRISTER. COHN Christmas Play l944g Boys' Leagueg 5 parts in plays1 Vice-Pres. Marqueettesg Football Ticket Seller. BRITTON, BETTY LEE Class Librarian 45. BROWN. ROBERT W. B, Football Letterman H: Teen Canteen, Boys League Rep, 2s, CSF Ds. B Basketball, Varsity Foot! ball. BROWN, VIRGINIA LOU Sr. Girls' Gleeg Orchestrag Band. BROWNING, QUINCY LEE Girls' League Alt. Uniform card Student Body Sec. Cats Purr Typist BRYANT, JIM ELMER Hi-Teen Canteen, B Football Ps BUDDHU, CERALDINE RUTH Royal Scepters Pres, 251 CSF 453 Roles in 7 playsg Sophomore Usherettcz G.A.A. 35, Girls' State, Dramatics Gs, Marquecttes SS: Director Radio Play. Stage Managerg Boosters, Director of 3 act playg Hi-Teen Canteen 25: Student Body Managen Cats Purr Business Mgr . Uniform Board Repg Thespians Ss. Campus Display 2s3 Stage Designer, BUTTS. MADLYN G,A.A. 25. Outing Club CSF 25. World Friendship, CAMPBELL, WM. EUGENE Hi-Teen Canteeng Band ' V FootbalI1 Boys' Glue Yell Leader Zs, CARLSON, JEAN Sr. Girls' Glee CARROLL, BILL HENRY B Football squad Campus Display CARTER, JOYCE JOAN Uniform Board Rep, 2s Girls' Glee 2s3 Treas. Glee Library Practice, JUNE GRADUATES CLARK, DON Hi-Teen Canteen Is: Track Isp Cross Country Zsp Baseball Is: Boys' League Is, CHRISTIAN. BLLLIE Student Council Isp Cats Purr ls, CASTILLO. MERCEDES Girls' League Is. COLEMAN, NANCE GAA. Isp Deputy Isp Office Practice Isp Hostess Isp Usherette Isp Cats Purr 2sp Hi-Tri Sec. 353 Library Practice Isp Class Librarian 35. CLINE. EVELYN Royal Sccpters 25: G.A.A. 3s2 Hi-Teen Canteen lsp C.S.F. 35: Class Librarian 2sp Library Commissioner lsp Boosters -lsp Flag Girl Zsp Cats Purr Isp Student Council Is. CLARK. MARY G.A.A. SS: Hi-Tri Zsp Student Store 3sp Hi-Teen Canteen ls. COPLEN, FREDA Class Librarian Isp Library Practice Isp Student Council ls. COOK, RAY J.V, Football Isp Boys' League ls. CONNER, ROSELLE G.A.A. 353 Girls' League 35: C.S,F. Bsp Boosters 353 Annual Business Manager Isp Uniform Board Is. COULTER. JACK Band Is. COTTRILL, DORIS G,A.A. Isp C.S.F, Isp Hi-Teen Canteen 2sp Office Practice Isp Uniform Board Isp Student Store Zs. CORPORON, BUNNIE Hi-Teen Canteen Zsp Girls' League Zsp G.A.A. Isp Cats Purr Isp Student Store Zs, CRUZ, DAVE Student Council Isp Foot- ball 3sp Hi-Teen Canteen 253 Boys' League Zsp Jr. A Pres. Isp Track Isp Host Isp Hi-Y 6sp CSF. Is, Student Govt. Zsp Lettera men's Club Gs. CROWE, RONALD B Football Isp Varsity Baseball Isp Hi-Y 353 J.V. Baseball Zsp Boys' League lsp Hi-Teen Canteeen Zsp Letterrnen's Club Isp Hi-Y Treas, Isp B Football Captain Is, COX. BEVERLY Uniform Board Isp Hi-Teen Canteen Isp Cats Purr Zsp Jr. Guard of Honor lsp Boosters Is. DAVIS. LYNN Band 3sp B Football Zsp Glee Club Ss, Sec, Isp Track Isp Cats Purr Is. DALTON. DOUGLAS Basketball Mgr, Isp Hi-Teen Canteen Is. DALTON, DONNA DAVIS. PEGGY DAVIS. PAT C.S.F, Is. DAVIS. NORMA Uniform Board Is. JUNE GRADUATES DAY, RACHEL Band lsg Girls' League ls, Head Manager of Band. DEAN. DOROTHY CSF, lsg Girls' League ls: Ht-Teen Canteen 25. DECGINGER. JOANN Uniform Board 35, Royal Scepters 25, G.AA 25, CSF. 453 Class Librarian ls: Cats Purr 25. DE LA CRUZ. ROWENA Jr, Guard of Honor ls. DENNl5,ROBERT Track ls1 Cats Purr ls. Reporter ls, DE RIEMER. PATRICIA C S.F. 35 DICKINSON. THOMAS Boys' League Isl C.S.F. lsg Hi-Teen antecn lsg Bowling Club Officer lSi B Football ls. DOLE. ALLEN Royal Scooters 25. Hi-Teen Canteen tis, Pres, Bowling Club 25. Sr. B. Vice Pres.. Student Council 251 Audio-Visual ls, Class Librarian ls. DORR. I-IARRIETT Girls' League 35: Hi Teen Canteen 653 Uniform Board lsg Student Counrtl 25: Jr. Guard of Honor 's. Cats Purr 25: C,S.F, Isl Library Practice 25, Student Store 251 Office Practice 2s Annual Staff ls DOTY. JANICE Girls' League l5 DUNHAM, ANN G.A.A. 351 C.S.F. 25, Uniform Board l51 Boosters 25, Song Leader 25, Girls' League ls? Jr Guard of Honor ls, EDDY. NANCY C.S F. 25, Student Council ls: Ticket Selle:, Hi-Trl Committee Chair man 252 Ht Teen Canteen lsg G A A ls EDEN, PEGGY Jr. Girls' Glee ECCEN. DANA Girls' League 35, Uniform Board l5 EHLE, MYRLE Band 251 Orchestra 25. B Football ls ENTORF, RICHARD B. Basketball ls, C.S.F. 251 Boys' League lsi Student Council ls. Varsity Basketball 25: Captain lsi Pres. Sr. B Classg Hi Y 4s, Lettermen's Club 55. ERSKINE, ROBERT EST ES. BETTY Class Librarian ls, Uniform Board ls EULER, FAY EVELAND. DON Hn-Teen Canteen ls, Track ls. Baseball Manager lsg Boys' Glee lsg Student Council ls EWEN, BUSTER B Football lsg B, Track ls, Hi-Teen Canteen 25, Boys' League lsg Varsity Track ls: Varsity Football ls JUNE CRADUATES FEACK. ALCY Unlform Board lsg Student Council ls, HI Teen Canf teen os. FALKNER. AUDREE Cats Purr ls. Bowllng Club ls EYNON. BILL B Football Zsg Track ls FISHER, LAWRENCE Royal Scepters 253 Dramatics -ls, Thespians Zs, Vice Pres, lsg tvlarqueettes 253 Student Store lsg Cats Purr ls: Boys' League Zsg Student Council ls. FIPPS, BARBARA Umform Board ls. FELDMAN. LARRY Cross Country Is: Track ls, Boys' League ls, Lettern1en's Club Qs, Bowling Club als: Student Councll 25. FOX, LILA Jr. Cuard of Honor lsg C,S.F. lsQ Crrls' Clee ls, FITZPATRICK, DON Football Ss, Baseball 3sg Caotann ls, Hu Y 4s, Vice Pres. ls, FISHER. PAUL Tennis ls, Track lsg JV. Football ls, Boys' Cleo ls FRIEDELL. NORMA CAA. 351 Dramatrcs -lsg Marqueettes 453 Vice Pres. ls, C.S.F. 253 Cat's Purr Page Edltor 253 Boosters 253 Hi-Teen Canteen lsg Uniform Board Zsg Class Librarian lsg Thesoians Qs. FREEMAN, BETTY Student Councul 253 Cnrls' League Zs, Sec. lsg Uniform Board lsi l-ll-Teen Canteen Qs Boosters 25: Cat's Purr Qsg Copy Reader ls, FRANZ, WANDA Class Librarian 251 OA A, ls: Lahrary Practice Isp HlfTeen Canteen Ps. GILLIES, BEVERLY Cnrls' League ls, Uniform Board ls, IIA Class Sec, ls, Cat's Purr ls. CILL. BETTY Cnrls' League ls GATES LILA Unttorrn Board Ps: Class Lrbraruan ls, Cat's Purr lsg HnfTeen Canteen ls' HI Trl ls, Library Praftlre ls CODDARD, BETTY Clrls' Clee lsg Library Practice ls: Student Court ls, CAA. ls. CLAUS. RAMONA Clrls' League 351 Hi-Trl lsg Curls' Clee 25: Unlform Board ls. C,S.F lsg Student Body Deputy ls, Student Councrl ls CILLIES, GENE Cats Purr ls, Reporter lsj Track is, Captain lsg Hu-Teen Canteen Cfsg Pres. ls, Royal Scepters ls, C.S.F. Lls, Treas, ls. Vice Pres ls. B Football Zsg Lettermen's Club Ssi HI Y 4sg Annual Staff lsg Boys' League Pres. lsg lla Y Vice Pres and Treas ls CRAY. FAE C.A,A, als, Class Llbrarlan ls CRAY. DONALD JV. Tennis ls, Varsity Tennis Zsg Buble Club ls, Plano Class ls, Boys' Clec ls. l GRAHAM. NANCY Sr Cnrls' Clee 251 Library Plactlce lsg Student Court ls. JUNE GRADUATES GREEN, KENNETH Class Lrlxrarmn HASSE. FANCES Boys' League ls, Dramatlrs ls Student Councul ls, Unttorm Board ls, Student Deputy ls, World Frtendshtp ls HAGER. BARBARA Band Zs, Ltbrarlan ls, Cat's Purr ls HAMPTON, CHARLES Football .ls Class Llbraruan ls Boys' League ls, l.etterrnen's Club ls HANNAWELL, RICHARD Student Counctl Is Boys' League .s Ht-Y Vtce Pres ls, Ht Y js, Student Store 25, Ht-Teen Canteen Ss, Ltbrary Practtce ls, Annual Staff lsg l.etterr'nen's Club Ss, B Basketball ls HANNON, DORIS Student Counrtl .ls Ht Trl ls HANSON, ARLENE Gtrls' League 25, Untform Board ls, Ht-Teen Canteen ls, Boosters ls, Cats Purr Tvptst ls. HANSON. EDISENE Student Counctl Zs, Untlorm Board 3sg Royal Scooters Zs, Treas, ls, G.AA 55, Sophomore Usherette ls, Boosters 65, Glee Club 25, Gtrls' League is Tennts Club ls HARRIS, SHIRLEY Gtrls' League 35, Orchestra -45, Mgr ls, G.AA Qs, Uniform Board ls, Ht Tru Bs, Vtce Pres, ls, Pres ls Boosters ls, Annual Statt ls, Student Government 251 Student Counrtl Ser ls: CSF ls HARRISON. ETHEL HECKENDORF, DORIS CSF, Ss. GAA is. Boosters 35, J Club 25, Cat's Purr ls, Sr B Sec ls, Gtrls' League ls, Student Council ls, Annual Staft Ps. Flag Girl Qs HEIN. KENNETH Cats Purr ls, Trvk ls HELLER. DOLORES Royal Scepters 25, World Frucndshtp Is, Unttorm Board Ss, Pres, ls, Ht-Tn 35, Class Ltbrartan 35, Jr. Guard of Honor ls, Student Government ls, Boosters ls, Gtrls' League ls. HELLER. NAIDA Student Councul ls, Campus Dtsblay ls, Gtrls' League ls, GAA Ds HENDRICKS. DOROTHY Band ls, Glee 'ls Ht Tl--n Canteen ls, Student Counctl ls, Gtrls' League ls HENSLEY, LELA Wehla ftty Hugh School HORATA, TOMMY Track Zs. CSF ls. lNorld Frtendshtp 3s. H Basketball ls HOBBS. BOB JV. Football ls, Varstty Football Ps, Varstty Basketball is, Ht Y -ls. Boys' League Is, Stutlt-nt Body Manager ls, Student Store 25, Annual Statt lu. Student Counctl ls, Letterrnc-n's Club -ls HODCES. NANNETTE Class Ltltrartan ls, Student Councul ls, Sr. Gurls Glec Ps, Carnbus Display ls. Library Vraftlce ls. HOLLISTER. WILLIAM Varstty Football ls. JV, Football ls, Baseball ls Boys' Leaszue Zs, Ht-Y Ds HOOD. JACK Track ls. Cross Country ls JUNE GRADUATES JACKSON, BILL Football 253 Boys' Clce: Track: Boys' League3 Hi-Y. IANTORNO. JOE Yell Leader Captain 4s3 Football 353 Student Council 2s3 Baseball 353 Boys' League3 Hr-Teen Canteen Pres, and Secy.1 Hi-Y 2s3 Annual Staffg Lettermen's Club Ssg Reporter 453 Student Body Host3 Clee Club 2s3 Class Librarian, HUTCHISON JOAN JESME. ROGER Track 353 C.S.F. 2s3 Letter' men's Club SS: Football 3s3 Boys' Leagueg Student Council 2s3 Yell Leader 253 Class Librarian. JENNINCS. LOIS Girls' League Rep. JACKSON DOROTHY Uniform Board Class Librarian 2s3 CS F Member Student Council 252 Junior Guard 2s Flag Cirlg Campus Display 25. JOHNSTON, CARTER Bowling Club: Orchestra '55, JOHNSON. RUTH Uniform Board3 Clrl's League 251 Cats Purr Alt3 Hi-Tri3 G.A.A. JOHNSON CHARLES B Football Trackg Varsity Trackg Cross Country B Basketball, KIER. JOYCE Cats Purr Rep.3 Girls' Leauge: Student Govern- mentg Library Practiceg Office Practice: Campus Displayg Student Council. Editor, Annual, KENNEDY, Ronald Royal Scepters 2s3 Football Mgr.3 Hi-Teen Canteen 353 B Football Zs' C.S.F, 4s. Boys' Clee 2s3 Track Zsg Cat's Purr 2s3 Class Librariang Boys' League. B Football Cats Purr 3s, Manager Tennis Team C S.F. 2s3 Class Librarian3 Tennis Annual Photographer. KINSER, KENNETH Hi-Teen Canteen: B Foot- ballg Boys' Leagueg Student Council 2s3 Boys' Leagueg Baseball. KINSER. CAROLYN Boostersg Public Speakingg Cats Purr Typistp Office Assistant3 Library Practiceg Cirls' League: Hi-Teen Canteen Recording Sec.: Uniform Board: Class Librarian. KNEISEL, FRED Glee Club 2s. KIPER, HAROLD Football 351 Boys' LGBEUSQ Lettermen's Club 2s3 Hi-Y 3s. LAW. VALDA Glec Club 2s3 Dramatics 251 lvlaruueettes LANDRUS. BARBARA Class Librarian 2s3 Girls' League 2s1 Student CounciI3 Hi-Teen Canteen 35. Leagueg Student Court JUNE GRADUATES LEE, BETTY LEE. CLARE Basketball ls, Student Council l 5 LEWIS. LAVERN Sr. Girls' Glee 653 HiYTeen Canteen os. Student Sponsor ls LEE. EARL B Football ls, V Football ls. Boys' Glee ls, Hi Y 25, Student Council ls, Boys' League ls, Hi Teen Canteen 3s, Track ls. LIDGARD, HAROLDINE Royal Sceptersls, Girls' League 353 Committee Chairman ls. Cats Purr ls, Student Store 25. HI-Teen Canteen ls. LOFQUIST, MARVEN LISMAN. OVETA Girls' League 45, Student Council lsg Hi-Tri ls, C.A,A. lsg Cats Purr fs, Boys' Leaguf ls. Class Librarian ls. C.S.F. ls, B. Basketball ls, Deputy ls. LUTES, KENNETH World Friendship 25, C.S.F. lsg Audio Visual ls, Boys' League ls, Cats Purr ls. McAULlFFE. FRANK LYON. TOM Boys' Lg. l5, Soph. Pre., Royal Scepters Zsg Hi-Y os. Letterrnen'5 Club 553 Track 353 Cats Purr 455 Asst Pg Ed. lsg Junior Pres., Stu dent Body Host ls, Pres. lsg Annual Staffg Capt. V Football 25, V Basketball lsg Hi-Teen Canteen 65, C.S.F. ls, C.S.F. 653 Vice Pres. lsg G.A.A. 35, Uniform Board 253 Cats Purr 45, Asst. Page Editor l5g Editor 25, Library Practice ls: Class Librarian ls. Public Speaking ls. M:8RlDE, VIRGINIA G,A.A. 353 Hi-Teen Canteen 35. Girls' League lsg Song Leader 253 Boosters 45, Student Council ls: Jr. Guard of Honor. McLEANDON, JIM McCANCE, ROBERT B Football 25, Boys Glee ls. McKAY, MARJORIE Glee Club 45, Uniform Board l5g Girls' League lsg CSF. ls. MARKHAM, TILLIE Scholarship l5g Royal Scepters 25. Band lsg C.S.F. 35, Girls' League MARCHANT, MARCAR ET Girls' League 35, Office Practice. ls, Campus Dis play 251 Bowling Club Rs. C.AA. lsg HI-Tri ls. 25. World Friendship 45, GAA ls, Cats Purr 253 Jr. Guard lsg Student Govt ls MATHENY, BOB Baseball 25, Football ls, Hi,Y lsg Cats Purr ls, l-lt'Teen Canteen ls, Lettermen's Club ls, Student Council ls. MAY. HAWARD Hi-Teen Canteen ls, Track 35, C.S.F. 45, Football ls MAYNARD. WAYNE Track ls, Student Council ls. W Class Librarian ls MEADOWS. TERRY Track ls, Boys' League ls. C.S.F ls: J.V. Football ls, V. Football ls MEDLEY. PAT JUNE GRADUATES MENDENHALL, BETTY Girls' Glce 353 Triple Trio 253 Glrls' League Isg Uniform Board I5. MELLOTT. DORIS Grrls' League Is, CSF Is. MEEKER, BETTY Student Store ls: C.S.F. I5. MILLER, KENNY Boys' League I53 Student Councll 253 Cats Purr Rep. Is: Hi-Y 25: Lib. Practlce I53 Sr, B Class Trea5.3 Stu! dent Body Pres. I53 Hn- Tecn Canteen 65, MILLER, JACKIE MENDENHALL. GEORGE Canteen 35, Royal Scepters 25. Cats Purr Rep. Is, World Fruendshnp Club 25, Marqueettes 35, Cats Purr Page Edutor 25, Boys' State 453 C S F Is. MOOR. JIM Band l53 World Friendshnp Club 353 C.S.F, 353 Boys League Is3 Tennis I5. MONTGOMERY, BEN J.V, Football Isp V. Football Is, Track 25, Captam Is3 Student Councul I53 Cats Purr Rep. Is. MITTELSTEDT. SHIRLEY Girls' League I53 G.A,A. 25, Unutorrn Board 253 Jr. Guard of Honor I5. NELSON. WILLA MAY MYNEAR, LA DONNA' Clee Is. MYERS. WANDA G.A.A. 253 Canteen I53 CSF. 453 Song Leader 453 Uniform Board I5, Boosters 25. NEWMAN. DAVID Band 25. NEUHART. JOHN Royal Scepters 253 Track 353 Cats Purr Rep, I53 H1-Y Sec. 25. NELSON. JIM l.V. Football ls3 Lubraruan 253 Cross Country Isg Track I5. O'DONNELL. FRANK Track ls, V Football I5. ODETTE, MARJORIE C.S.F, Isp Girls' Glee 353 Student Councul Is3 Dramatnc Class I53 Girls' League Rep. I5, Cats Purr Alt 25. NIEKAMP, BEVERLY Cats Purr Rep, I53 Typist I53 Student Councll Rep. I5 PACE, ROBERT HI-Teen Canteen 253 Track 25. B Football 25. OWENS. JOYCE Gnrl5' Glee 453 Trlple Trno Is. OELKE, VIOLA G.A.A. I53 Uniform Board Rep. I5. Hn-Trl Is3 Lnbrarlan Is3 Outnng Club Is. JUNE GRADUATES PARRISH, SHIRLEY Cats Purr 253 l-li-Teen Canteen 253 Girls' League ls. PENLAND. STANLEY Hi-Teen Canteen 25, PERRIN, JOANNE Class Librarian lsg Dra- matics 453 Hi-Teen Can teen 253 Girls' League is: Uniform Board lsg Boosters 253 Marqueettes lsg Stu- dent Council 2s3 Flag Girl 253 Jr. Guard ls PERRYMAN. OLIVER PETERSON, SHERMAN Boys' League ls: Track ls. PETERSON, EVELYN Girls' League 253 World Friendship 253 Jr. Guard 253 Uniform Board 253 Cats Purr ls3 Scholarship PETERSON. JACKIE Hi-teen Canteen ls3 G.A.A. 353 P, E. Monitor is. PHILLIPS, MARY Cats Purr Staff 253 C.S.F. Member 253 World Friendship 75. PLECHER. GORDON R.O.T.C. 25. POLLOCK. PAT G.A.A. 353 Cats Purr 253 Library Practicc ls3 Student Store 25. RATHBURN, PAT Class Librarian lsg Girls' Glee 553 Hi-Teen Canteen Zsg Girls' League 253 Flag Girl 253 P.E. Monitor 253 Boosters 25. RATLIFF, SUE Cats Purr ls: Uniform Board ls3 Hi-Teen Canteen ls. REDWINE, LAWRENCE Boys' League ls3 Traffic Deputy lsg Class Librarian ls. REGAS. DON Football 253 Class Librarian ls3 Boys' League 253 Cats Purr ls3 Track ls: Student Council ls. RECIER, KENNETH R. REHN, CURTIS World Friendship 253 Boys' League 253 Cats Purr Reporter 253 Class Librarian. REMINCTON. PAT M. Hi-Teen Canteen 253 Student Council 253 Uniform Board ls3 Girls' League lsg Class Librarian 253 Jr. Girls' Glee 353 Campus Display 25. REYNOLDS. MARVIN E. Student Store ls3 Student Council lsg Hi-Teen Can- teen 3s3 B Basketball ls, Letterrnen's Club ls. RICH, BETTY ANN G.A,A. l53 Outing Club Sec. ls' Boosters 553 Flag Girls 251 C.S.F. 25: J Club Vice Pres. 253 Cats Purr ls3 Class Librarian ls3 Hi-Teen Canteen lsg Sr. Girls' Glee 25: Student Store 353 Office Practice 25, ROBERTS, FRANCES ROBERTS. RICHARD J.V, Football Captain l,3 Student Council lsg Hi- Teen Canteen lsg Vice l53 Track lsz Glee Club 253 Hi-Y Pres. ls. JUNE GRADUATES RUSSELL, BERNA Student Council 253 GAA. 453 Boosters 453 Royal Scepters 25: C.S.F 553 Uniform Board ls3 Jr. Guard 253 Soph. Ushcrette ls: Girls' League 25. RUNDQUIST, SHIRLEY Student Council ls3 Royal Scepters 25, Sec. 25: GAA. 653 Hi-Teen Canteen ls: Girls League Pres. ls3 C.S.F. 55, Pres. ls, Sec. lsg S. Girls' Glee Ss. ROSENER. RUTH Girls' League ls: Cats Purr 253 Library Practice ls3 Girls' Glee 25. SANDER. DON ' Boys' Glee 25: Class Librarian l53 Track 25. SANDER. CHARLES B Bootball 25, Basketball lsi Hi-Teen Canteen ls. RUSSELL, LEO Boys' League ls: Annual Photographer ls. SCHLEKER. BETTY Uniform Board l53 Hi-Teen Canteen ls3 Class Librarian ls3 Cats Purr ls. SCHLANCE, JUDY GAA. 65, Pres. ls, Corres, Sec. 25: Class Librarian l53 Jr. Guard lsg Jr. Girls' Glee 253 Girls' League, Chairman ls: Bible Club 453 J. Club 35. SARCENT, ARMEN SCHNEIDER, DON Campus Display 35. SCHMIDT. CHARLENE Student Council 353 Royal Sceptcrs ls: Cats Purr 25: llB Sec.: Library Practice3 Hi-Teen Canteen, SCHMIDT, BOB Track 253 Yell Leader lsg Band 353 Lettermen'5 Club: Glee Club 25: B, Footballg HifTeen Canteen. SHEETS, DORLIN SHARPE, AU DRY Hi-Trig Usherette Com, lgg GAA. 35: Student Council ls: Hi-Teen Canteen. SEILER. AUDRY GAA, 45, Pics. lsg Girls' League 353 Tennis ls: World Friendship ls3 Student Store 253 C.S.F. ls: Library Practice ls: Bowling Club ls: Cats Purr lsg Hi-Tri 253 Boosters lsg Hi Teen Canteen SHOEMAKER, JANET Uniform Board l53 Student Council 353 GAA. 451 Student Store 253 Bowling Club: Tennis Club: HiATri 25: Lib. Practice ls3 Jr. Guard of Honor: Girls' League ls, Cl'1m3 Boostcrsg Hi-Teen Canteen. SHIELDS, RUTH GAA. 353 Girls' League ls: Annual Staff ls: Office Practice 25: Student Store 253 Junior Glee 253 J Club 253 Hi-Teen Canteen. SHELDON. RAY Bible Club SMITH. WESLEY J.V, Football ls: Student Council l53 Track ls: V. Football ls: Lettermen'5 Club: Canteen: Hi-Y 25. SMITH, ROBERT Glee Club 253 Audio Visual 353 World Friendshipg Boys' League ls' Canteen ls. SMITH. ELEANOR Girls' League ls: Uniform Board 253 Sr. Glee 353 Triple Trio 25, Cats Purr ls3 Glee lsg Hi-Teen Canteen. JUNE GRADUATES SOYSTER. MARION Boosters Ss, Pres. ls, Sec, ls. C.5,F. Ssg Glce Club Ss, Marqueettes Qs, Thespnan Sec 2s: Flag Glrl Zs, SPROULL, BILL STARK, SUE STERNOVSKY, HAROLD Baseball, Basketball Mgr, Class Lnbraruan. STEWART, DORIS Scholarshmp 353 Boosters Zs. Vslorld Fruendshlp Qs, Unntorm Board 25, Pres. ls, CIFIS' League ls STIMSON. JOHNNIE Cats Purr ls, Uniform Board ls STOCNER, DAVID Cats Purr ls, Track B Football. STONE, NORMAN STRAHL. MARCIA Student Council Is, C.S.F. 2s3 Glrls' Glcc -ls, Uniform Board ls STRICKLAND. DIANE Cnrls' League Zs, Campus Dusplay ls. Annual Statt 2sg HIYTCCD Canteen ls SWANSON. DOLORES Hn-Teen Canteen1 Crrls' League ls, Cats Pun ls, Girls' Glee 25 TEACUE, HAZEL Glrls' Glee 45. Royal Scepters, Lebrary Practice THADY. BILL Track 3s, B Football Zs, Lettermen's Club Ss, Hn Y 35, Boys' League Zs, Student Councnl 251 Annual Staff, THEOBALD. RANDLE Football 25, Basketball Mgr, Cats Purr 551 Royal Scepters, Boys' League ls. THOMPSON. ELMER World Frienclshnp Es, Glec' Club 251 Royal Scooters. CSF, 453 Bowling Clul: Zsg Buble Club TOMBS. EUGENE Royal Scepters 253 Cat's Purr ls, Hu-Tc-cn Canteen, Audio Visual TROWELL, POE Football Bs, Basketball 3s. Baseball 25, Soph B Pres . Junnor B Sec, and Treas , Student Council ls, Lettermcn's Club fs. Gym manager, TYLER. LYNN Baseball -Mgr Zs, Track ls, Student Councll. C S,F,, Boys' Glec. Yell Leader UNDERWOOD. BOBBIE CS.F. 3s3 Lubrary Practice 2s1 Boosters, Hn Tru, Vuce Pres 1 Ofhcc Practncc ls, Soph Usherettc Student Council, Jr. Guard of Honor, GAA. Gnrls' League, Secretary. VAN HOOSIER. CRADY Football VAN LANDINCHAM, FRANCES Gurls' League, Unllorm Board ls, Worlcl Frwnrl ship 2s, GAA fs Solalt Usherette, Jr Guard ot Honor, Program Comm Chairman. JUNE GRADUATES WALKER, SHIRLEY lr. Guard of Honor 253 tvlarqueettes Ss, Pres. 231 Sooh. Usherette Zs1 Dra Boosters lsg Flag Carl -lsg matrcs 551 Student Counctl Crrls' League Vlce Pres. Zsg Royal Sceoters 25, lsg Cat's Purr Rep. lsg Hostess ls. C.A.A., Hr Thesoians Pres. lsg Teen Canteen ls, C.S.F. Crrls' League Pres. Ss, World Frrendshrp ls: WACNER. JACKIE Clrrls' League ls. Hr-Teen Canteen lsl C.S.F. 352 Uniform Board lsg Class Llbrarran ls, Lrbrary Practnce Qs: StudentCouncuI ls. WACCONER, BYRON C SF Ps, Student Council lsi Head Manager Band ls, B Football ls Class Lrhrarlan ls. Boys' League ls1 WENDLAND, CHARLOTTE Class Lrbrarian ls: Student Councrl ls. WELANDER, EDWINA Jr. Clce ls WARDMAN, NORMAN Annual Staff ls1 Campus Dnsplay 2s1 Student Deputy ls, Hr-Teen Canteen 25. WHALIN, DORIS C-urls' League 253 Royal Sfepters Psp Sophomore Usherette ls: CS.F Ss: Sn. C-rrls' Cllee -451 Cats Purr Ssg Boosters 453 Truole Trio 251 Unrform Board lsg Class Librarian ls. WEHRICK. DICK B Football Zsg V Football lsg JV Baseball lsg B Basketball 2s1 Varsity Basketball lsg Captaln lsg Canteen os: Student Body Judge ls. Sensor A Pres. ls, Letternwen's Club Vrce-President. WENTZ, BARBARA Crrls' League ls. WHITENER. PEGGY C-.A.A Zsg Band lsg Uniform Board ls, Jr, Guard of Honor ls. WHITENER, AVANELLE Councnl ls, Crrls' League lsg C.A,A -ls, Sec. lsg Boosters ls. HI Teen Canteen ls, Student Store ls, Jr Guard of Honor ls WHALEN. JOAN Cats Purr ls. Flag Crrl Is. Boosters fsj Uniform Board Qs, Student Store ls, Cfrrls' League ls. Student Cour ell ls WILLIAMS. JANICE C,A.A. lsQ Crrls' League 3s, CS.F. Llsg Student Councnl lsg Boosters 4sg Flag Curl 251 Cats Purr lsg Jr. Cuard of Honor Usg Soph. Usherette Isl Student Store ls. WICCAM, DON Track ls. Boys' League 251 Student Councrl, Bowling Club js. Campus Display ls. WICHAM, ROY WITHROW, LEON C.S.F. ls. WITHROW. LYNN WILSON. DICK B Football Zsg Track ls. Sports Manager ls, HI-Teen Canteen lsg Basketball ls, J.V, Baseball ls WOLFF. FRANCIS Boys' Clee ls. CAA. ls. WOLFF. CONSTANCE C,A.A. ls WLASICK, ALEX Royal Scepters ls. Boys' League Is. Class Librarian fs. FEBRUARY GRADUATES 4Not Pictured! BOWDEN, JEANIE BURROWS, ROGER BUTLER, BOB COLE, DONALD ELBERT ELLISON, RAYMOND WARREN EMERY, RAY FROST. JACK DELBERT FULLER, WILLIAM J.. JR. HALL, VINSON MARTIN HEIN, GERALD ARTHUR HENDERSON, KENNETH CURTIS McCALL. BILL ROBERT McDONALD, BOB MOORE, JACK WYNTER RIGGS. ROBERT RAY POOL, RAY RIGGS. ROBERT RAY ROSSER, JOHN CURTIS ROY. JACK DALE SAVAGE, BETTY SCHNAUFER, DONALD MAX WALL. JAMES GARLAND JUNE GRADUATES WOODWARD, DONALD LEE Band, W YOCKY. MYRON RIGHT, CLARA C.S.F. 251 Cats Purr Rep. ZS2 Uniform Board Rep: Hi-Teen Canteen 453 Hi-Trng Girls' League AIt.g Class Librariang Outing Club 253 Library Practice, WRIGHT, SAM YOUNG, FERN ZI JUNE GRA Hi-Teen Canteen: Sr, Girls' Clee 35. ZAICH. DANNY Student Coun ul Rep W c , ,Q Boys' League 25: Track 25 Cross Country 251 Cats Purr Rep.: C.S,F.g Letter men's Club 453 Hi-Y 25, H1-Teen Canteen 655 Annual Staff. MMERMAN. WANDA LEE Sr. Girls' Glee 65: Vice Pres. Cleeg Uniform Board Ss: Girls' League AIt.Z Library Practice 25, DUATES lNot Pictured! BATES, DICK DALTON, DONNA DAVIS. PEGGY CARDWELL, RICHARD CLOWDUS, GENE HUSTED, CHARLES KOPP, DICK KELLER, GERALD LAIRD, PATRICIA LARGE, BETTY JANE MCGEBEE, DAVID MULHERN, CATHERINE PARK ER. COLLENE PARKER, MARY LOU THOMPSON, PARKER VALENCIA, ARMANDO WHITE. PHYLLIS fi R X i X 1. ,f X-W Q? 'l 3 CANDIDATES FOR THE DAVID STARR JORDAN AWARD TOP-Candidates whose total points exceed 60 at the beginning of twe I2-A semester: David Jones, Joe lantorno, Bob Hobbs, Roger Jesme, Ronald Kennedy, Gene Gillies, Tom Lyon, Dave Cruz, and Joe Trowell, Frank McAuliffe, Tillie Markham, Berna Russell, Norma Friedell, Shirley Walker, Jerry Buddhu, Shirley Rundquist, and Doris Whalin. BOTTOM: Candidates whose total points exceed 40 but do not exceed 60 at the beginning of the IZYA semester: IAII candidates are not picturcdl Ed Boutwell, Bob Brown, Evelyn Cline, Dick Entorf. Edisene Hanson, Shirley Harris, Doris Heckendorf, Tommy Hirato, Wanda Myers, Pat Rathburn, Dick Roberts, Bob Schmidt, Judy Sohange, Audrey Seller, Janet Shoemaker, Marian Soyster, Randle Theobald, Lynn Tyler, Dick Wehrrck, Danny Zaich, Don Regis, C-rl Aguilar, Robert Smith, Don Fitzpatrick, and Ben Montgomery . V .4 ax Www, 1 +N,,, fi N. 75? P3 ff? 1. ,S Vai' , 151 1 V' X' N . -H 1 1 Q I Y bi x sv- . x, ' - n X 'A N f ' qv ' . X 'W 'V' W . W ' X 1 5 .R K U ,X .-'NSQ0 xx in , :Xp w V A N Q X S ihkxf 1 A' X. . ix Qs '5 nj N J sf? 'ix ,gg I-v' ff S r -- M., f EE' if ' ilk' .hx -,R .4-ynmx - sr , X ow- . lovwk, ffwwxwfix A an . x-A 'NOQIIUQ c , H N ., f - Ng W ymnhrwi + li -0. 'iPz,,,. .A 4 Q oi kai! ' 'r' ' lik . . Q13 ag , 'ig-i FY 'X . lib' ., X , , XA 'I 5 .. Hmwgpgw Q 'sf Q AYJ -' Q.. -fx . , 91. 4Ac.-x W -,, X. is OUR The trumpets blare: the drum beats sound, We take tour of Jordan's ground. Behold the buildingsg eyes turn right, Hearts reminisce, heads held high with delights 'Ott we think of times when young, The road called merrily: Ho leave your musty books and come. These buildings give to all the teeling of a seeker CAMPUS Of the uncertainty he left behind. And being secure, he longs for the old wond r The baseball diamond and tennis courts, Remind of games past won. While one gaze at the football field, Reminds us of romance begun. But often now at twilight, my books upon I wonder what the road that called Might have held for me. Marianne Rose .,-In- wHT . ,vc W' vis' A ,gf-Q A t?, 2':: ' I J xv QA CT. A N E 12-B CLASS Raw 1. R, Coulter, J Henry, L Powers, R. Rose, B llvsnlgpetn, M. Van Nnttnn, P, W.1cl4lil, V, Clernw, J Salerno Row 2. T. Douncy, J. Dnnnco, D Cruz, J. Sampson. C Sanders, C Amlnnis, F. Stanley, D. Stevens, 0. ll-irvmnn, ll-A CLASS Row I. M. Smith, M. Hardeckv, J Timmons, D. Thompson, B. Throw cr, K. Van Houtcn, B, Edison, M L. Thccncman, M, Willard, J Gibson, B. Jones, D, Bishop. Row 2. H. Maples, W. Bolling, R Larson, B. Woodcll, F. Cody, L Johnson, M. Shuck, C, l-lnrdt, K Custer. D, Holms, F. Throwcr, T Bnrncfic, D, Conway, Miss Sand PFS. Row 3. B. Wooctward, B. Thorne M. Davis, J. Moore, D. Barry R. Davenport, H. Thaywxck. B Brannon, D. Nelson, R. Parker, O. Parsons, N Galloway, R. Celotto, M, Ogdon. LIBRARY Our school is built around a large, useful library. Our classes are devoted to individual investigation and research, centered around the library. ,S- I 1-A CLASS Row 1. A, Frost, M. Davis, Q Craete, T. Palaske, D. Holmes, J Whltes, J. Keyes, S. Andrus, D Mark, J. Bratton, J. Caliher, D Baker, P. Buford, E. Torpe, M Brown. Row 2. F. Shatter, M. Hukel, T. Skaggs, N. Kelley, M. Haglund. D. Dreyer, D. Dunbar, A. Evans, I. Merriam, C. Sullivan, J. Rashall, P. O'connor, D, Andrews, D. Cody Row 3. E. Cornelius, L. Wolfley, P. Wagner, D. Fairchild, R. Wentz, A. Proctor, J. Wilson, D. Porter B. Neuton. B. Waller, T. Oafliclf, K. Bogcma, B. Hamilton, H. Wolf I I-A CLASS Row 1. N. Anderson, J, Lunn, B Merrill, E. Lofmg, M. Hill. L Moore, S. Howard, M. Mathews M. Brown, B. Stanley. Row I. B. Buckley, S. Lumby, D Carlson, E. Gentry, P. Beard, C Weeks, F. Malone, J. Crnswell P. Wells. Row 3. K. Bell, V. Crook, M. Titus B. Frazier, C. Caveness. A. Arnt- sen, J. Gillis, D. Golden. T Huggins, Mrs. Campbell 'sv-Q I I-A CLASS Row I. E. Corona, C. Antle, I Mavity, M. Crozer, P. Cow, V l.:iCrone, J. Rise, L. McRae, C Lee. Row 2. J. Combs, R. Reynolds, M Burgess, lvl. Briggs, H. Hanson, K Sviple, D. Bellanbnum, P. Tugwell, J Butler, B. Russell, R. Neuhart Row 3. D. Corwin, O. Yearn, R. Fox, B Gower, D, Clifton, J. Heard, D. Mentlell, Nl. Andrews II-A CLASS Row 1. C, Cross, B. Compton. L Hess, J. White, C. Povalaski. D. Mailer, W. Goble, B. J. Odetfc, B. Patrick, E. Clover, J, Pinckley B. Fuller. Row 2. T. Eliss, M. Wall, B. Under wood, D. Hughes, J. Lawrence, L Mundy, D. Jackson, P Snyder, Pl Minick, A. Price, B. Hodick, O Mntlinsom, J. Solley. Row 3. D. Allen, F. Jones, B. Breanly 1. Long, C. Farrer, C. Schleker, B Beattie, F. Stanley, B, Hendricks. D, Grucliur, R. Shrimpton .-L. THE ART PROGRAM The Jordan High School Art De- partment integrates with the rest of the school program by producing advertising material and decorating for school luncheons, acting in an advisory capacity on stage arrange- ments and decorations, selection of school emblems and jewelry, print- ing of programs, the buying of art objects and helping to plan our future school plant. As every student in Jordan real- izes the importance of art and makes an effort to understand it, his own personality will become richer. lt is the aim of the Jordan Art Department to provide this en- riching opportunity. .,,. .... , ..,.. ...,. i ,.,... ..... .- pg... ... . .. . METAL SHOP PROGRAM General Metal Shop gives basic training in the following fields ot industryi machine shop practice. ccmmercial sheet metal, non-ter- rous foundry work, art metal, tool design and bench work, metal spin- ning, metal tinishing and jewelry work, However, the training is not vocational in nature, but rather ex- ploratory, as a part ot general edu cation, leading possibly to further avocational or vocational pursuits. , .... , .,,.,,,,.. ww.-vwzqviaw,--mga,,,Q,,,,,,.,,.,.yma .-, . . H-A CLASS Row I. B, Winginger, M Hoffman J. Detrick, B, Fraser, L. Ward, C Fitzgerald, M Warner, M. Blair E. Thibodeaux, B W.1rd, D Mor ford, J Thompson, Row 2. H Liddiroat, D Warner, B Williams, C lmler, C-. Storm, Nl Rotramel, B. Sousen, J, Misener V Woods, C. Brainard, A. Smith R Dutcher, D Maynard, Mins Maggie Davidson Row 3. A Chipman, M. Vandrutl Ci Provinse, L Somert, C, Nelsoi B, White, W, Mansfield, J Weav er, F Newson, B Perry, H Nelms, A. Wil'-on, C- Wood, F3 Romsey ll-A CLASS Row I. B. Brown, D. Bettger, Y Langworthy, B Hall, P King, I Johnston, R, Zimmerman, B Myers, J. LeAbbott, M, Yancey E, Fletcher Row 2. B, Tulp, J Vsfarrcn, D Mil lonee, B. Martin, F Garrison, M Long. M. Kemp, P Stroud, A Cowling, D Vilioen, Fi. Sherwood E. Preisser, M Luster, N Hood Row 3. B. Truelove, B, Lcithoacl, R Coulter, D, Schindler, Ci Kaur. D Havolic, B. Klingensmith, J. Crav en, D Cottrlll, V Duncan, L Ellsworth, N, Clark, D Perrin Mr. Leon Sklar. ll-A CLASS Row I. L. Eubank, J. Gibson, P Sauvnin, V. Kemp, V. Decker, B Pearson, D. Penrose, L. Culp, A Laughinghouse, M. Harlan, Row 2. H, Romey, B. Schleck, M Enlort, C. Wolff. S. Oelke, P Davis, G. Kahtz, C Medley, J Lewis, J. Clement, A. Crane. Row 3. F. Johnson, L. Rosmusson, L. Vwfhipple, G. Needham, J. Ken nedy, D. Regns, B. Montgomery D. Vililliarns, F. Schnwoeckel, J lvlartineau, D. DeYoung, Mr, Rad ford. I I-A CLASS Row 1. A. M. Carney, B. Williams S. Snwyers, W. Fish. B. Withrow, L. Rice, N. Harris, M. Choquetle, M L. Wombacker, P. Fahncstock B. Woutheii. Raw Z. J. Judy, B. Lies, G. Gcraths D. Geraths, R. Johnson, B. Max son, C. Garlick, L. Churchill, T Alvlso, G. Johnson, R. Eilenfield Row 3. B. Conser, C. Duncan, H Cnvaness, B. Vdofford, J. Penny B. Dyer, D. Maxwell, N. Strain C Gardner, J. Hood, J. Temple ton, G. Davis, F, Rhodes. THE FOODS CLASS Cooking classes have been active at Jordan since the beginning ot the school. Up to this present year, Miss Druschel has been in charge of all classes, but she is retiring to Home Management, while capable, like- able, Mrs. Anderson steps in to carry on our democratic ways in an enriched environment. The advanced Foods class, which is taught the fourth period, was strengthened this year by the addi- tion of five very capable chefs. They are DeRoy Beeney, Robert Pace, Bill Klinginsmith, Gene Gillies, and Tom Lyon- .-T -..l. AUTO SHOP CLASS Auto mechanics is taught under the able leadership of Mr. Glenn in Jordan's auto shop. Mr. Glenn is also assisting more advanced students in jobs dealing directly with auto repairs. Hundreds of dollars worth of modern equipment is at the disposal of students enrolled in the auto shop classes. A complete car is also available for study in brakes, wheel aligning, clutch, drive shaft and differential repair. A new course, Auto Electrics, has been added to cope with the de- mand for automotive knowledge. ll-A CLASS Row 1. C Larson, D Smith, 1 Schulster, A. Doggins, M Pinnrrll N Parrett, P Hart, B Barr, K Sounsen, I, Beeney Row Z. M. Howard, D, Miller, D Garrison, R Laird, E Dornbush, K Venute, S Spinney, M, L, Pierson B Stout, D Leavervvorth, T. Lyon, Mr Sklar Row 3. L. Whitney, R Brown, U Newman, J Danaher, N, Pierci., E. Tubbeslng, B Brown, B. Barry, E Allen, B, Wripgnt, l Cotton, O Perryman. II-B CLASS Row 1. D. Westphal, J. Lunn, 1 Parrish, A Turner, J. Gaines, l Barlow, N, Tritt, S, Crave, l Ford. Row 2. K, Owen, D. Grant, D, Lee G Hammond, P Beach, D Herron B. Monroe, E Deuyer, G, Carmen V. K. Carr, R. Richey. Row 3. D, Gillespie, H, Markham K. Dellit, V Woods, O. Perryman D Stevens, C Myers. M Bishow R, Burton, D King, C Han-on l. Neuhart, Mr Parrish Il-B CLASS Row 1. W. Langstaff, J. Wood, A Kunkel, J. Saycl, P. Davus, M Rlce, B. Reece. Row 2. J. Damico, C. Smlth, B Brine, G. Wardell, J. Bally, L Smnth, E. Freeman, Mr, Parrish. Row 3. J. Coulter, A. Howe, M Nnedenc, C. Pcevey, J. Harsh, V. Morales, B. Flanders. I0-A CLASS Row I. J. Hamblcn, J. Nelson, B Busson, W. Wessel, J, Warner, B Macc, C-. Henry, A. Boylan, D Moran, R. Flanders. Row 2. E. Baker, B. Carter, B. Rob- blns, L. Estes, W, McCarthy, B Clagg, V. Hill, V. Santa Cruz, B McEwen, S, Raya. M. Rock, J Carpenter, K. Tracy, C. Anderson Row 3. M. Wardman, L. Carnahan B. Denevan, D, Magel, B. Randi J. Phcmuster, L. Lance, C. Briggs f THE AUDIO-VISUAL CLASS The Audio-Visual class is, princi- pally, a service organization but it also is a class valuable in teaching about motion pictures and project- ors. They show movies to the var- ious classes. The films make the education program much more meaningful. The members ot the Audio-Visual class also learn how to clean and repair the projectors, and to make the performances run smoothly. Af' I0-A CLASS Row 1. J Lee. D Elzia, B Champ lin, H Bateharn, J. Lyon, J Free man, M. Kelly, M. Provinzano. M Cato, C. Headman. Row 2. C. Felder, B Hein, M. Han son, M Mlmarzo, C Childers. F Hassen, J, Solley, E Harris, D Russell, M. Townsend, D Chetteck J. Ingertson Row 3. E Cooper, F Croson, l. Archuleta. D Callen, J. Battersby E. Harter, R Raush,C1 Killings worth, J Wtlliaihs, C. Rose, Mr Pels. I0-A CLASS Row 1. D Snrldon, D. Chaslnan, I Carrels, C. Kinwlck, J Peck, D Butterfield, J. Barker, J. Dispuls I. Crago. Row 2. D. Hooth, J. Dickson, D Bartc-Is. D. Clare, J. Alexa, S Anderson. L. McCrany, I Rock well, H. Ohrt, J. Brandstord, A Johnson. Row 3. A Hall, R. Whalin, D Scdarn, C-, Edwards, J. Butler, R Bonnewitz, T Mrsener, M. Starke J. Nandell, B. Carleson, B. Yocky W. Lerrocioh I0-A CLASS Row I. J Bcisncr, J. Neal, N. Lane S, Hess, S. Barr, A, Thompson, M Duffy, B Hubbard, J. Neel S Holmes, S. Monroc. Row 2. I. Barr, P, Raymcr, M Peterson, W. Shoemaker, l Grccnc, P. Everett, B. Kline, E Hicks, 1, Noyes, T. Mabry, F Klasscn, Mr. Cox. Row 3. D, Wicker, P. Chandler, T Storrcv, C Zurrlch, B. Ownby, D Bays, R. Boston, B. Skinner, M Hass, P. Thompson, P, Throwcr C. Woiiig. IO-A CLASS Row I. E. Glcnn, P, Clark, B. Cope J. Kichl, N. Wise, J. Mocrsch bacclcr, L. Mayes, P. Ripa, H Miller, M. McCaulI. Row 2. D. Hinds, D. Van Hooscr, B Muhl, A. Laird, J. Stradley, D Ott, P, Ross, B. Sala, J. Williains C. Brumlcy, T, Roberts. B. Kings- bury, D. Carlison. Row 3. B. Soutor, F. Wright, C Morris, C.. Mittlach, D. Wesdorf K. Pridv, C. Rowan, D. Mitchell C. Duncan, E, Jackson, J. Strait B, Allumbaugh, I. King. OFFICE PRACTICE To learn more about the activities of an office, this class has been de- veloped, and is under the able sponsorship of Mr. F. Smith. C-irls in this Class learn to keep files in order, organize their work, type and run oft stencils-the general order of work in an office. Miss Curl, Miss Swanson, and Miss Hendrickson have the girls working in their offices. ,mmm -.-.-am...-. ,f I . ,Nik J THE BIOLOGY CLASS Biology is another one of the Sciences. lt introduces the students to the various parts ot human anata omyf--the blood system, nervous system, lung structure, and other luodily functions. Biology also deals with plant lite. It covers plant re- production, photosynthesis, and the other lunctions ot the plant, This course will prepare the students for later lite and perhaps a life vocation in biological research, or other sciences deriving from Biology. NNW. My ii .4 ff, it- , e s v I0-A CLASS Row I. R, Poll, V Hill, F. Simpson, C. Sheely, M. Routh, D L Davis P. A. Warkenficn, B. Woocl, B L Wlasick, M. Blackstock, J Thur D. Lidclicoat, B Gallegos Row 2. J. Vice, B Schwnrt:, P Peebles, B. Boester, D Van Hook. M. Tebbutl, D Shults, H Rnyn olds, R Hodge, D Burroughs, B St, John. Row 3. N. Richards, F Shewmnker, N. Sauer, J. Sherwood, J Cray L. Biglcman, A Hemming, H Cherry, H Harrelson, L Marsh, B Irvin 10-A CLASS Row 1, T Marina, B Myers, D Svvccden, J. Jennings, C Tucker D. Belcher. M Harnble, B Frith B Delklfirs, D Freeman Row 2. B. Jimison, D Dunlmr, R Large, J Short, D Lovwizltmthnm N McDonald, J Sparks, B Crency B. Massey, R Tovar, L Johnson D Mulkcrin, Row 3. R Vtfatkins, lvl Meigee, C Harnblc, K l-lardcastlc, V. Ross B Johnson, B Mungcr, B Yancey K Clowclus, R. Hutt, R Str-clcy I0-A CLASS Row 1. B. Larson, P. Huddleston, J Courlay, J. Olsen, M. Pletcher, C. McCormick, P. Kaiser, M. Young, H. Dennis. Row 2. J. Hutchings. I. Burton, l. Johnson, C. Bisom, L. Schmidt, M. McDonnel, E. Salman, J. David, R. Ulman, J. McPermatt, B. Me-V Dearis, B, Meagle, Mrs. Boyd. Row 3. J. Crimme, D. Sherman, J Locktort, D, Reiner, B. Davidson F French, J. O'Lacy F. Upper. B Denham, A. Riners, F. Risen IO-A CLASS Row I. D. Clanton, B. Barnes, M Dirks, J. Wheldorw, J. Libbey, S Kirkpatrick, R. Evans. W. Parker L. Sheldon. Row 2. D, Watson, P. Monfod, M Murry, B. Van l.3I1llll'1ghGl'l1, K Warn, W. Weeks, N. Dugger, N Green, L, Davis. Row 3. B. Barnett, J. Chestnut, R Bennett, S. Hess. F. Keb, D. Mil- lingan, B. Hain, C. Whitntore, D Collins, R. Truelove, J. Moralen THE CHEMISTRY CLASS Learning many things useful to them in later years, the lA and lB chemistry classes succeeded in com- pleting many interesting experi- ments and exercises during the past year. Under the able direction of Mr. Finley and Mr. W. Smith, the classes developed formulae into actual, everyday items. The students worked largely on their own, applying chemistry to everyday lite. Cosmetics were made by advanced students, who found it easier to make lipstick and powder than they had expected. .. ..,, . ' 'EIL THE LIBRARY CLASS The library class is made up of individuals who work in the library every day. The Class gets new books ready tor circulation, charges books to patrons, checks in returned material, and keeps the shelves in order, They also tile catalog cards and check library pass permits, Dur- ing the tall semester Mrs, Mildreo Harrington ot the public library en- tertained the group with book re- views. These reviews proved so interesting that Mrs. Harrington was invited to review adventure tales at the spring lunch-tea. The sponsor ot this group is Miss Zim- merman. lllllli ...W , ' .V - , ,.,.-.,z,s..a.. ,....... , I I0-A CLASS Row I. D Rousey, C Hooley, .I C-ilbreath. P Brady, B C-reen, C Vkfaddcll. W Shnllnmn. P. Cypert H. Martin Row Z. N, Stanley. M Minnr. C Briggs. C Sanders. B Needham R Loithcarl, J Price, R. Berkshir: M Ncwhouse, H Stoval Rcw 3. D Kam. W, Lone, B Sei bert. E Johnson, B Taylor. R Smith, C Lunt. C Lake. B Pit field D Schwass I0-A CLASS Row I. M. Quinland, B Jordison, B Askins, P Williams, E. Clark, B Boyce. E Armbruster. M Cash. Row 2. J Schottcr, J, Ford. L Tur cotte, E West. S, Lockhart, N Hodges. F Van Buskirk. W. Shell Row 3. N. Brasfield. K. Campbell, N Rosscr, D, Cook, C McDonnough R, Hinds, J. Shoemaker. S. Mays P. Kipa. D. Jones. F Hocrnke. I0-B CLASS Row I. L. Lesser, B. Ogden, P. Laird, L. Cotcher, P. Stofkwel' M. Rammatnco, J. Holdrratt, Vw' Clll. Row 2. F. Braner, B. W.1ri1, P Self D Scheck, A. Bugedull, S, Pen land, J Davis, W. Prince, V Rudy, B, Pitfield, R. Montgomery I0-A CLASS Row I. I. Bates, J. Sanders, C Bryant, P. Danaher, J. Baker, J Nelson, J. Crundstrom, J. Wilson P, Chester, B. Coughcrty, D Bufkwalter, S. Gross. Row 2. D, Matthews, P. Roper, E. Show, D. Sheehan, L. Penronnef B Montgomery, N. Row, J, Logan, P. Auton, L. Thompson L. Theolxald, J. Hall. Row 3. N. Olsen, J. Bates, K. Ver' mouth, B. Livermore, L. Yockcy, C. Shrayer, B. Howard, J. Miller, D Gardner, D. Rundquist, H. Hust, J. Mannahah, E. Batchcldcr APPLIED SALES The applied sales class is held during eighth period. There the money and tickets from the Student Store arechecked. Thisclass handles all the money that goes through the Store. Mr. Krogfoss is the teacher of this class. LI- ..- In l CAMPUS DISPLAY Our Campus Display class has done much toward beautitying our campus. The clever and colorful posters have done a lot toward an- nouncing and advertising many ot our school activities- Along with making posters, this class also dec- orates and makes place cards for the Iuncheons and club banquets, To keep our Administration building more attractive, they also take charge of changing the window dis- play in the hall. These activities are under the instruction of Miss Dysart. I0-B CLASS Row l. M Williams, A Rogers, N Altenberger, B Forestier, T. D'Amico, M Cranev, D Work man, A. Burton, C. C-raharn Row 2. W, Jackert, R Puckett, I Johnson, D. Hitt, P Antang, M Strickland, D Taylor, R Thoman R, Sutton, Mr Larsen. Row 3. D. Cosaway, T Shipman, E Compton, K Worrell, K Clowv, C Mitchell, B, Bennett, L, Law fence, R. Neilberger THE TYPINC CLASS In recent years the typing class has proved to be verv popular and very practical. lt is an essential to anyone wishing a bookkeeping or stenographic career, but is by no means limited to these lew, Almost everyone in every profession has a need for typing at some time. Mr, Krogfoss, Mr, Smith, and Miss Berge have done a very commendable 'ob of teaching and are well liked by all their students. THE HOMEMAKINC CLASS Home making, an essential for all girls, includes a study of beauty, correct dress in relation to individual characteristics, use and care of fabrics, purchasing readyato-wear garments, and correct posture. Emphasis is placed upon the ability to purchase clothing wisely and to improve personal appearance. THE SOCIAL CULTURE CLASS Social Culture at Jordan was created for the purpose of showing the students an in- teresting and intelligent way to carry on scientific research in order to help solve the prob- lems of life. The Social Culture program has been thoroughly studied and planned by our qualified facultv, so the course is presented ac- curately and intelligently in order to fulfill its purpose. This is one of the basic courses at Jordan and will be remembered by Jordan alumni as a class that was created for the student. THE PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS Thomas J, Watson, highest sal- aried man in the nation, made this statement recently, You can hire men to do almost anything for you. but you have to speak for yourself. The objective of the speech de- partment is to teach students so that they can speak tor themselves in today's democratic society. As a part of their speech educae tion, Jordan's public speakers went into the community and spoke to many civic groups. li. Nw FZ . ,,,,, , 12 v '. 15. ' S Tw ,Y Y 2 f 1 , 9 15 410, f iff. 1? 1 4, X ,A L' 'E ,,,.. : ,f r -V V X' 7 W, . M if ' fix av - M5 I-we 'Q , if gg, A A Q mv 'Mg'-1 ,5 ,gifs 1V'Qw,Q, W, f Vx f , we x K ' v uw.. 3 f Q'-W 1 - 1 ar. .,f. K UQ tl' yirfl f . e .5?'LF7f2:'-5-32' F , ' - I - A . 1 . m'f'5fM ax -r if 'X 1 N, ,,,. Q f . Xie-in ,1 1 A M . , . ' fx- W x ,Q A V x' R4 . N ' M Mg ,x :5M, . ' ' ' A 4 'F '-wf 0 X' ' 3 Vg' A 'o s P Q 11 n f ' ' - X, -Q lags 4 yi 3,6 'I w -fy. V- V S! e A ,Q A ' , 5 f' :- ' ,Q 1111 ' S Xt? in . . M4 I 0 . ,r 6 is 1 W 1 trv-sf---.,. L J , ' t7 r W rf' 23Q 'f5'?'?NB?'T: I -f ,,.-- 1 I HMV! X fs P fx My tk! ,J Q V-Mig X 3-'Y' m y S 5 , if R ff ffvffr 5 W Ex STUDENT GOVERNMENT TOM LYON usa! KENNY MILLER THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT CLASS The Student Government class, under the leadership of Mr. Crossan, is the heart of the co-curricular program at Jordan. ln this class are all the student body officers and the presidents of all clubs on the campus. Both the Executive Committee and the Student Council hold their meetings during student government class time. The main aim of the course is to develop competence for the successful organization and administration of their particular co-curricular activity and a school-wide program that will help all students in Jordan attain desirable growth in: self-direction, boy and girl relationship, social competence, and in cultural enrichment. is FIRST SEMESTER Row 1. D Elzca C. Bryant D. Carlson D. Andrews B. Rubottom R. Larson E. Cline A Crane Row 2. F. Garrison B . Carlson J. lantorno D. l-lannawell J. Wilson D, Wicker C. Gillies D. Hendricks Row 3. C. Wcndland J. Showmaker P. Tugwcll B. Sausen B. Russell J. Schlange D. Hannon Row I. V. McBride D. Jackson E. Thibedcaux C, Schccley H. Dorr C, Schmidt L. Howard B. Wlasick H. Sheldon L. Eubank Row 2. M. Smith J. Judy R. Leithcad N. Pierce K. Miller A. Dole .N D, Matheny J. Whites Row 3. P. Boyd S. Rundquist J. Buddhu J. Perrin S. Harris J. Kier D. Heller The Student Council at Jordan High School is an organization made up of two students from every third period class and the Student Government class. This group, which is presided over by the president of the student body, meets every Tuesday, third period, to hear, discuss, and vote on certain business brought up before the council. This group also brings in suggestions and business from students in their class on problems about the school. Another duty they have is to return to their class with the information they have gathered at the meeting. This way the classes are represented in a democratic way. The representatives of the class vote the way their class feels on problems which have been presented to them. The Student Council representatives are elected every semester from all of the third period classes. Two representa- tives are elected from each class in order that they will only miss class every other week. STUDENT SECOND SEMESTER Row l. J. Hutchins, T Markham, R. Nc-whart J, Longstreth, L. Smith B. Kirkpatrick, J. Hess P. Sauvain. 'WAS .. . L4 we-. Row 2. B, Pearson, D Russell, D. Elzca, R Stanawithz, F. Hasse, A. Sharpe, C. Schmidt A. Seiler,J.Shocmakcr X. Banoclure. Row 3. B. Skinner, B Cawer, H. Nelms, B Barry, M. Bishop, T Lyon, D, Cruz, J. Rise C. Bryant, A. Crane. Row I. M. Howard, C Lee, D. Entort, R. Jes me, B. Eynon, C. Agu- lar, E. Lee, K, Kinser, A. Dole Row 2. M. Soyster, S. W.1lker, J. Buddhu, D Contrill, D. Havolic, L Davis, B. Carleson, E Jentry, P. Sypert. Row 3, R Tinney, L Feldman, B. Beattie, F Misnor, R. Leithcad, L Carnaham, B. Allen liaug. Row I. J. lantorno, C Gillies, B. Hobbs, D Zatch, D. Hanngwell B. Thady, M. Burgess 5...-...-- g............ ..., -- D, Heckendort, E Cline, Row 2. L. Theobald, K Miller, R Theobald, D Regas, S Harris, A Whlttelier, A. Dunham G. Barnett, J. Wood R, Evans. Row 3. D. Wiggaiti, C Johnston, J. Trowell M. Reynolds, B. Barney H, Traywich, B. Mont Comery, D. Jones Mr. Cline, the Dean of Boys, attends all Student Council meetings and answers many questions which come up from the third period classes. The Student Council is one of the most active organizations at Jordan. Jordan can be proud of such an organization because few schools have such a well functioning group. lt is based on the democratic ways with the majority rule decid- ing matters. The Student Government brings many of the items of business and these items are decided upon by the representatives in the way their classes want them to vote on the measure. Many things have gone through the Student Council this year, showing how active and effective the organization really is. C I Top Row: J. Buddhu, D, Weyhrick, A. Crane, D, Cruz. Bottom Rrw. B. Hobbs, R. Theobald, J. Rise, J. lantorno. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Top Row. C. Aguilar. C. Gillies, S. Rundquist, C-. Mendenhall, D. Holler Bottom Row. E. Cline. D. Cruz, S. Walker, T. Markham, A. Crane. Music and Drama ,aw GIRLS The Senior Girls' C-lee has been very active this past year. ln the spring semester, the group was seventy-one strong, and a very worthy group. The girls have given many performances, among them programs at the Navy l-lospital, the Womens City Club, Beverly l-lills, Lindbergh and the big Spring Concert. .f-W. ,H -0.3.45 iff' 'iw ..-,gg . .. ,. 1 0- - 1 life 5'tf:3fg, . M Q fi, , fit , 'Q'-,Q Jiri-'q,,' .g.:ig.Qg::f,,,, -s , . 2 gm, .... I , K., f' xx .-51...-rg.. E r - if if iE'vf,5e5'4 :sf-ff-fflzs' fi-:I 1 J - X , , . 1 - f L ,fi ' - nf ' . -f A ' -9- ...-. , ,......-,.,,.,... .,... .. , .......,.. , J.....m...,W...-WW-N 2 -WN ' N. g I 4 www. H Q ' 'sas if S- My f 42 , . . . M W ,t . 8. . . W, . GIRLS' CLEE FIRST SEMESTER . A' Row 1. M. Kelley, R Roesner, V ' Brown, M, Davis, E, Corona, C Antlc, E. Smith, B. Merrill, M Mathews. 6 1,t. 'B G' 5 Qs. Row 2. P. SZJLIVHIH, E Clark, W Goble, J. MacTavish, L. Hess, B Lackey, D. Longlnotham, L. Lewis M, Brown. Row 3. J. Carter, J. Whelclorw, B Jimison, D, Corwin, A. Carlson C. Smith, E Welander, Bl Men denhall, P. Rathhurn, W. Barlow at .. - 'uf' '.- on da .ars- Q F . r 4,5 '. 'fx' Row 1. V. Law, J. Williams. B is ' Q Jimison, H, Teague, J. Abbott WW ,qt S fi' ' J. Parrish, P. Dehaven. 4x9 3 1 K.-' an da 'J' N. -1 'QQ -v Row 2. L. Cody, H. Hodges, B Blackstone, J. Owens, K. Vertz 1 gvvcft, N. Hood, J. wheidon, J ISC. Row 3. M. Hinden, B. Schlick, F Young, D. Whalin, M. Strahl, L Mynear, B. Bgerke, E. Hansen, V Blakcman, B. Goddard. GLEE ln addition to the many excellent soloists, such as Colleen Parker, Shirley Rundquist, Margie Odette, Margie l-linden, Marcia Strahl, and Pat Sauvain, the C-lee Club boasts a triple trio which has been very active in singing for many organiza- tions in and out of school. Miss Carlson and Mrs. Helen Barlow, the accompanist, have enjoyed the informal Friday programs in class as much as the girls, Anything can happen, and hasl SHIRLEY RUNDQUIST COLLEEN PARKER PAT SAUVAIN MARCIA STRAHL MARCIE ODETTE GIRLS' GLEE SECON D SEMESTER Raw 1. Miss Carlson, W. Zimmerman, H. Teague, J Carlson, M. Kelly, M, Davis V, Law, P. Sauvain, P. De- Haven, B, Lackey, M Matthews, B. Merrill, M Brown, E, Clark, V. Brown. F. Young, C. Antlc. Row 2. D, Mark, N. Hodges L. Sheldon, J. Abbott, lvl Hinden, J. Parrish, M Bean, L. Lewis, V, Blake- man, J. Barlow, L. Hess E. Preisser, D. Hendricks B. Mendenhall, D. Long- botham, W. Cobol, T, Pal- Corona, M. McKay. Row 3. C. Parker, D, Whalin M. Strahl, B, Schlick, E Hanson, F. Garrison, N Hood ,B. Peterson, B Goddard, N. Graham, E Welander, S. Rundquist, D Corwin, M. Odettc, R Claus, J, Schlangc, J Whcldon, B, Jimison, K Smith, P. Snyder, E. Smith. NX im. .-gg, tl' ,NEW Nt, 3' f,,....C is - isis? . llll l J ' Q ,na J , ,,, rg H ' W' so U S W gg .x f ,. .W Hui- V1 -MJ 4 rx 'X if 44. BOYS' CLEE TOP: Row I. I Nvrllmms, I Hmipgcs, B Smlih, D Bates, B, Eynon, L Johnson, C Brsggs, F Umwcr w 2. Mus Cnrlxou. P Ylxhvr, R Sfhlll, D. RunciqulsT, L Kwripafrrck, D, Evcland, B BCAHIC, B Mffmu w 3. D Rrxluvris, F Urwt. F Loc, H, Klpcr, R Barrow, W Mansflcld, B Howard, R Boydvu BOTTOM: Row I. H MfDormI11, D Crnrwt, F Krwlxcl, C Brlggi, J Thompsorm. L Tylvr w 1. Mass Carlson, R Frlmn, H Nclms. D Kam, R Wh.1Ilr1. P Lusk w 3. H Hamm, L Davw, li Campbell, R Lcuthcad. B Walfcr. H Smith, T Norton THE MUSIC PROGRAM The theoretical division ol the Music Department in- cludes the Harmony, Music Essentials, and Piano classes. The advent of the new Baldwin parlor grand piano to the de- partment has made it possible for talented and interested stu- dents to go farther into serious study of piano technique. as well tor beginners to receive piano instruction. The Music Essentials class offers basic musical instruction to those who wish to major in music, as well as to those who take glee club, band, or orches- tra. The Harmony classes offer opportunity for those inter- ested in various phases ot com- position and musical arrange- ment. Dorothy Rankin Smith MR. EDWARDS BAND AND ORCHESTRA Although handicapped by its small size, the band did a very commendable job this year. They played at all our assem- blies, athletic events, and on other occasions. They did much to uphold the spirit of the school. The orchestra was more fortunate and had a very good mem- bership. They played at all the major social events, including the February and June graduations. lt made the usual coverage of symphonic music and also several modernistic compositions- ORCHESTRA Front. Row. D. Mcndal, A. Boylan, M. Rock, R, Schcndler, E. Philpot, S. Hess, F. Armbruster. Back row. N. Beckett, D. Watson, R. Larson, Mr. Edwards, M, Mc- call, T. Strawbridge, V. Brown, BAND Front Row. A. Wilson, D. Taylor, J Neel P. Whitener, B. Schlick, A Evans, A. Johnson, M. Rose, D. Burroughs, G. Zuelch. Back Row. R. Day, N. Olsen, J Sparks, N. Brosfield, V, Brown Mr. Edwards, C. Nelson, A. Hem- ming, K. Owen, H. Hanson. . ..,........,.... K M. 1 x . 3 - YI ' '1 lTopl Row I. B, Babcock, J, Near, J Hambluen, E. Shaw, M. Hill, L, Howard. Xu Blakeman. V. Parkenson, J, Timmons Row 2. Q Clogstein, P. Laird, E. Hanson, C. Wolff, F. Wolff, M. Long, M, Willard, P, Meadly, A, Price. Row 3. R Sheldon, E. Thompson, C, Andrews, D. Cray, Mr. Parrish. BIBLE CLUB The purpose of the Jordan Bible Club is to acquaint high school students with the Bible and how it can help us in our daily lives as Christians. The first semester officers were: President, George Andrew, Vice-President, Lucille Howard, Secretary, Marilyn Hlllg and Treasurer, Charles Nelson. The second semester the officers were: President, Frances Wolff, Vice-President, Marilyn l-lull, Secretary, Joanne Hamlin, and Treasurer, Ray Sheldon. E JL... it 'BottcmI Row I. J Canes, D Hughes, I. Shulster, D, Smith, J, Gibson, D. Holmes, J Washendcckcr, B. Sausen, A, Price, M. Rotrammel Rcw 2. P, O'Connor, K. Campbell, D, Wiggam, A Dole, C. Farrer, D. Cardncr, E. Philpots, I. Glover. Row 3. M Hull, E Thompson, D. Groves, L. Feldman. BOWLING CLUB The Bowling Club was sponsored the first semester by Mr. O'Byrne and was taken over by Mr. Conklin the second semester. This club has been very actively led by Allen Dole, present president, who is a very outstanding bowler, leading the club to many victories, l-le has been ably assisted by Larry Feldman, Vice-President, Ilene Clover, Treasurer, and Doris Hughes, Secretary. The club meets every Thursday at the home alleys on South Street in order to get in form for their coming meets, Thev have met their city rivals, Wilson and Poly, who were handed their defeats by the Keglers, of old Jordan High. THESPIANS ow I. M. Soyster, J. Budcihu, S. Walker, N, Fricdell. Row 2. C. Bri-stcr, B. Fisher, J Wil-.on MARQUEETTES Row I. V. Law, E. Thibcdcaux, J. Bmtton, N Friedcll, S. Walker, J Burldhu, M. Soystcr, J. Tim inons, 1. Hutchings. Row 2. B, Mark, S. Andrus, M. Totmmcl, F. Hnsse, J. Gibson, A. Price, J. Longstrcth. Row 3. C Bristcr, B. Fisher, J, Dan- nlwr, l, THE JORDAN DRAMA PROGRAM The Marqueettes is an organization ot members interested in dramatics, who have earned a stated number of points by performing in public. Each year two awards are given to two seniors, one boy and one girl, who have been voted the best actor and actress ot the year. This club has enjoyed many parties and trips during the school term. Two ot the plays given this year were So Wonderful in White and Star Struck. A trip to Poly was enjoyed by the group to see Spring Green. National Thespians is a group highly respected on the Jordan campus. To belong to this National Society is the highest honor a dramatic student can achieve. The aims ot this organization are to develop a spirit of active and intelligent interest in dramatics, to encourage students to attain a better mastery of language, to develop poise and self-control, and to encourage the appreciation ot dramatic literature. Any dramatic student who meets the requirements of the society is eligible to join. MISS JACOBSON Babcock, B. Wentz, D. Wilson. Qu i . . , Q tx- '1 ,S J 'K f' 2fgglE5s5 I 15,4 4' FSM Q 'Ri X 3 Jin ' , F nam ziig ' F22 .wr 5402 fl. My-182 5311 9 ?i if ' E' f'3!.,A'51i3kHm if , Z N ? P' W Y dl ,Q 4 Q gi . -EN 'Rm gf ' , A Q5 Q1 1, 0 D835 nam, rm PW PUBLICATICDNS I' fl QQ. 40' ni ui THE CAT'S PURR Published riginally in l936, the Cat s Purr has become the outstanding Jordan periodical of today. Each semester has brought added style to the makeup and general content until it is now rated along with top high school editions of the nation. First page is devoted to news coverage and advance publicity. Latest campus happenings are sent to the local newspapers through a student news Bureau. Gossip and personality reviews make the second sheet popular with the student body, while the third shines its spotlight on the social parties, gatherings and banquets of the Panther set. Fourth page brings to memory the thrills and chills of all seasonal sports. Much credit for the functioning ot the Cat's Purr group is due to the adviser, Mrs. Padgham, who recently came to us from the United States WACS. Frank McAuliffe has held editorship for two semesters, and with her diligent staff has continued to hold high the reputation of Jordan's weekly journalistic product. ..- 4 Bu-wh as-M... FIRST SEMESTER Row I. M Blair, N. Friedell, M Phillips, L. Cates, F. McAuliffe C Kinser, B. Nic-Kamp, B. Cox T Markham, E. Torpey. Row 2. C, Fitzgerald, T. Lyon, D Jones, C Mendenhall, M. Davis J lantorno, D, Whalln, D Heck endort SECOND SEMESTER Row 1. B Cox, J, Degginger, C Fitzgerald, L. Tyler, C. Carrncn D. Whalin, J Buddhu, C Schmidt Row 2. C Kinser, L. Mayes, F Woltt, I. Beeney, K. Venuti. Row 3. E Torpey, N. Tritt, B. Nie Kamp, D Clare Row 1. M, Howard, J. Neuhart, I lantorno, R. Matheny, R Theo bald, M, Davis, C. Rehn. Row 2. M. Blair, M. Phillips, l Nelson, S. Walker, N. Friedcll, T Markham, F McAuliffe. Row 3. D Heckendort, C Gillies T, Lyon, C. Mendenhall, D Jones R Culp M RS. PADCHAM MR. COX THE STAFF Row I, T Lyon, C Gillies, H Holihs, D llnnnnwell, D. Zalch, B. Thazly N. Vxfnrclinnn, L Thcolmlnl Row Z. J lanturno, ll Dorr, D Strickland, R. Ziinincintan, S Harris, I Kicr, A Brlmhall, F2 Shiulcls, D l'lPckcndort, N Colo lnmt Row 3. N Fricclcll, lvl. Strnhl, L Smith, E Tulvliesing, P Duncan, ll lvnw TRAILBLAZER Memories of high school life is a phrase that should be associated with Jordan':3 Annual, THE TRAILBLAZER. Published every year since Jordan was first built, THE TRAILBLAZER has been con- stantly improved. This year's TRAILBLAZER, claiming top honors, features more art, more pictures, a new section, Our Campus, and more professional student writing and editing. A small group of students have worked for two semesters to perfect this year's edition. Photographs taken by Mr. Miller's photography class have added much to the ex- cellence of the Annual. John Neuhart is to be particularly commended for his art, and Mr. Cox tor his guidance in composition, torm, and overall make-up. Both teachers and students liclpcd immensely to tinish THE TRAILBLAZER. AS N ,iw gmxx rf 1- . 11 s 3 . N- A . ' 'Sv' ini H- -W 1V -'f-fmrfz in--qv W .N sf' JI 3 . fr n'. 1 Q 'x rmga-. xx I. Nwixp 'Univ 5,4 is 9 .Q Hr' nmfrmnuuu . f 5 ' nmmxsnnnu Wm , -M A. A Q---h-.U x N X.', N - 43.51 FV' W wi Q Sf K . -Q..-........, ' 9 U I' Q IV - fa 3 ii 5 4 V ' Q x A Lt 4. 1 'dk K x Q , X 8 . ' -t 'L N , Keg. A J 'Q x ' . X x S -A +2 X . 4 I QNX- 5 Qtx Xt X in :xx s W, A Lk W JS if A fa.. se Q V ll W ,-F 53? 1 1 SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY The Jordan Scholarship Society is growing larger and larger each year. lt is getting to be one of the big organizations at Jordan. Under the advisorship of Mr. J, P. White, the Scholarship Society is participating in more activities, among these being their initiation, meetings, and get-togethers. This year there are about one hundred members in the group. Many are Sealbearers, who are members that have been In the CSF. for four semesters, one while a senior. New Officers are elected every semester. The first semester Jim Wilson led the group as president, supported by Gene Gillies, vice-president, Shirley Rundquist, secretary, Tillie Markham, treasurer, and Frank McAuliffe, chairman of the committee of five. The second semester Shirley Rundquist advanced to president and under her were Evelyn Torpi, vice- reside t Cl ' p n , aitus Kahtz, secretary, Bob Carleson, treasurer, and Frank McAuliffe again the chairman of the committee of five. The whole student body wishes the future Scholarship Society as much luck as they have had this past year. f- ' Ir ,' 1,1 ! X - ,A , 4 7 I Q , im.,--5---ng. viawllvililli .- Q FIRST SEMESTER C-ILLIES MARKHAM XVILSON RUNDOUIST MCAULIFFE KPTER 2 SECOND SEMESTER MCAULIFFE KAHTZ RUNDQUIST CARLESON TORPI K- .Agi- GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girl's League is one of the most prominent organizations at Jordan. lt has worked this year to promote and support many activities that would benetit the school. All Jordan girls are members of the club, which strives to create good fellowship among the students. lt has sponsored many activities the past two semesters, one of which has been the send- ing of Christmas packages to alumni and ex-faculty members from Jordan, who are in the armed forces. The main Cirls' League activity of the second semester was Justice for Men Week, climaxed by the Backwards Dance. The sponsor ot this group is Miss Goff and it was headed by Shirley Rundquist the first semester, and Shirley Walker the second. Row 1. J. Doty. J. Stim- son, H. Ohrt, J. Dupuis, B. Watts, J. McDer4 matt, -C, Klnser, A. Dunham. Row 2. P. Ratlitt, D. L. Elzea. B. Pearson, J. Bartels, J. Whalen. C. Sheeley, M. Rowland, M. Bennett, B. Fraser, Row 3. A. Daniels, B. Russell, R, Claus, S. Oelke, B. Corporon, L. Mundy, V. Parkinson, D. Thompson, B. Dupl- ger,, D. Stewart. Row 4: P. Remington, J. Solley, E. Peterson, C. Sullivan, J. Criswcll, S. Rundqulst, S. Walker, M. L. Thuneman, R. Zinwniernmn, J. Bow- den. :annum-0 Row I: B. Frith, D Mat- ter, J. Mlsener, D. Hel' ler, D. Watsorw, S. Sawycrs, B. Jones. ,B Row Z: C. Cross, W. Shellman, M, Andrew J. Warren, B. Van Lan ingham, D. Dreyer, C Wright, L. Bahler. J Grunsdram. Row I: l. Becney, R. Zimmerman, N. Beck Ctt,C Hooley,C.Wend land, B. Buckley. Row 2: J Williams, 9 Harris, B. Underwood 4 E. Hanson, S. Walker A. Cowling, A. Crane J. Wheldon, B. Wlaf sick. Row 3: B. Hodick, B Leithheacl, J. Srhlange, P. Whitner, D. Thomp- son, D. Clare, P Med' lov. H. Dorr, R Graefc' W. Fish, D. Holrns. Row 4: T, Allison, L. Tur Cote, B. Montgomery B Sausen, L. Munday M Odette, C. Kaht: O Llsnian, O. Martin son - X - -A m3.' F .L .- wwf- ,,..-.--- FIRST SEMESTER Diincan, E Johnson, B Maxson, C. Lunt, D son, R Valencia, J Curtis Vw A ., . Row 2. R, Parker. B l Vslooclwarcl, B. Carrol J. lvlcClend0r1, C. Nel son, R. Leithead, B Perry, D. Collon, B Lies. Row 3. L, Lance, B Campbell, L. Davis, C Hutchings, T. Barnett D Wiggnm, W. How ard. fx, of SECOND SEMESTER Row I. R. Theobald, R Duttin, R. Kennedy, B Evnon, N. Wardmari R. Crowe, S. Peterson C. Ceraths, H. Chest W - nut. Row 2. C. Hanwhall, I Coranhan, K, Lutes, B Shinner, J. Jurly, D Nelson, E Allen, H Maples, A. Procter, l Theobald, Row 3. D Cruz, B. Liver more, B. Waller, C Caveaness, B. Brinr- B. Brown, D Stog ner. BOYS' LEAGUE The Boys' League is similar in activity and organization to the Girls' League. Both are striving to help solve student problems and to aid in the promotion of events that will benefit the school. This group gives most of its time to the activities and interest ot 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 projects have been: Bonds and Stamps, all school picnic, helping promote the Christmas Dance. Mr, Walter Smith is the sponsor. Row I. L. Reclwlne, C. Thompson, B Hender' FIRST SEMESTER Row I. D. Chapman, J. Sikes, M. Roulh, I. Rockwell, D. Heller, B. Medcarcs, M. Smith, B. Haynes, D. Eggen. Row 2. J. Olsen, V. Kemp, B. Fipps. B. Jones, E. Gentry, D. Bellen baum, J. Peck, M. Long, C. Lar- son, R. Large. S Row 3. A. Boylan, M. Rocke, L. Miller, B. Russell, B. Dugger. I Clc-met. M. Hill, J. Libby. SECON D SEMESTER Row 1. L. Miller, J. Peck, C. Poval- askl, M .MulholIand, D. Andres. J. Stimson, A. Crane, P. Alscot, F. Fletcher. Row 2. D. Baker, B. Lackey, M. Williard, R. Clause, S. Stark, J. Whalen, B. Burkleo, J. Sanders, N. Hood. Row 3. R. Zimmerman, B. Cope, L.. Schmidt, A. Cowling, B. Wlthrow, B. Wlasick, C. Cross. if gt Row l. M. Grange, B. Wood, F. Vnnlxlnclingham, W. Zimmerman, T. Allison, L. Eubank, C. Antle. Row 2. P. O'Connor, B. Estes, E. West, B. Montgomery, B. Lee, J Lewis, B. Myers. Row 3. D. Stewart, M. Strahl, L. Mundy, B. Kline, B. Mendenhall. D. Cottrill. ..,.. .X - . -sssf: , ' Q' I 1 THE UNIFORM BOARD The Uniform Board of Gills' League has an important job in checking girls' dress and upholding thel policies of the school. A representative and alternate are elected from the second period classes to check regulations These regulations are agreed' upon by the three high school boards at the beginning of each year. l The fall semester's boalrd was headed by Dolores Heller, followed by Ayleen Crane in the sprin , Miss Mildred Druschel and Mrs. Casselberry, Dean of C-irls, sponsor thislgroup. I r l t it LIBRARY PRACTICE Our Library Practice class has contributed magnificently to the develop- ment ot our school program at Jordan. Very few students realize to its full extent, all the work that goes on in Our library. Our Library Practice classes are educational as well as interesting. Through the very capable guidance of Miss Zimmerman, Miss Garrison, and Mrs, Kern, Library Practice students are taught our library from be ginning to end. FIRST SEMESTER Row 1. J, Shoemaker, M. Pletch er, C. Wendland, W. Franz, J. Wagner, B. Pearson. Row 2. B. Bjerke, D. Watsorw. B Savage, B, Buckley, L Mc Crary, V. McBride, O Llsman, J. BOWLJCH, K. Venutl, F Cop lan, A Seller, S. Stark, D Stewart, D Jack Carter. Row 4. D King, I Elin, J. Gel D. Heley, E Pace, D Wilsoii SECON D SEMESTER Row. 1. B Cox, A. Dunham, N Graham, B. Truelove, M. An drew, L. Lewis, Buckley, P Allstot, B. Lee, C Barnett, F Coplen, D. Cody Row 2, W. Zimmerman, D. Jack son, M. Hukel, N. Andrews M Hill, J. Gibson, C. Smith B. Burklco, F. Malone, E. Cen try, B. Goddard, R Kuhl, F Sanchy, M, Crozer, J. Carlson H Teague, Row 3. O Wigg.1vw1, A. Andrews J. Sikes, C. Schmidt, H. Lid gard, K Miller, B. Montgom ery, C. Hampton, R Filian, P Stroud, M Long, C. Wend Ianrl, H Mase, M Warrlman. J Row 3. A. Laupghinighouse, D, Cody, B. Cope, R, Rossa-ner, son, C. Kinser. A Dunham, M Mulholland, C Wright, J. liarn, F. Knerisvl, G, Aguilar, WORLD FRIENDSHIP Under the leadership ot Mr. Pels the World Friendship Club has had an active year. The organization is composed of twenty-six active members and ten associates, The purposes of the club are: to give to the members a greater opportunity to further their study ot world affairs, to pro- mote tolerance toward people of other races, and to further World Friendship. The club also encourages contacts between students of Jordan l-ligh School and persons outstanding in local and world matters. Each Spring, during Public Schools Week, the club members conduct a Panel Day and invite outstanding educators to participate. FIRST SEMESTER Allen, E. Warren Boydcn, P. Entorf White, B. Babcock. Row 2. E. Peterson Kaur, K. Lutcs, Butts. ,anew 1: --rf' I N SECOND SEMESTER ,1 X Row I. M. Phillips, Allen. F, Hassc, ' xy. 1, f Kair, D. Havlovic. Row I: T. Markham, Markham, C. Kahtz, Whites, B. Babcock. Row 2. E. Thompson, P J l C M P T C C THE STUDENT STORE Our student store supplies the needs of every student. They have a complete supply ot stationery, candy, sandwiches, ice cream and all the articles of a general store. The store is open 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th periods to the student, and is run by the students and supervised by Mr. Krogfoss and Mrs. Best. The store really starts the third period when the morning shipment ot food arrives. It is counted and prepared for sale. There is also an 8th period class which counts tickets and checks the days sales. plan-vu . . , FIRST SEMESTER Row 1. H. Dorr, D. Mate ter, M. Crozer, B. Rus- selli. Row 2. B, Meeker, A. Seller. V. Parkinson, I Shoemaker, A. Sharpe, D. Chapman, Y. Lang- worthy, P. Pollock, A. Falkner. Row Z. M. Andrews, N. Kelly, D. Hannawell, B. Fisher, J. Danaher, E. Mount, H. Lidgard, B. Rich, R. Shields. Row IV. V. Decker, D. Van Hooser, D. Drever, J. Buttlcr, M. Clark, E. Armbruster, R. Large. E. Glenn, B. Large, D. Eggen. SECON D SEMESTER Row I. P. Pollock, A Falkner, D. Chapman J. Williams, P. Chand- ler, B. Meeker, A. Dun, ham, M. Harlen, D Jackson. Row I. D. Eggen, D, Drey- er, H. Dorr, D. Hanna- well, J. Perrin, B Hobbs, J. Peterson, A Whitcner, D. Andrews C Palasky, M. Mul holland. Row 3. Mrs. Best, I Peck, D, Lardon, A Feack, D. Swanson, N Davis, H. Lidgarzl, J Whalln, M. Luster, F Young, Y. Langworthy J Huddleston, D. O Connor, M. Young, C Barnett, Mr. Krogloss Row 4. D. Cothrill, B Rich, B, Underwood,M Hull, Ci. Carmen, E Arrnbruster, M. McCall R. Large, B. Large, R Shrlmlon. Row I. F VnnLandrm.Z ham, D Strwkland, 3 Hess, .l. Klcr. L. Hv man, M. Pcarson, .I Bnrtcls, D, Boudronu, L Mundy. Row 2. D. Wlggglvwx, J MCCIcndcn, B. Carroll R Lcrthcad. Row 1. B. Baston, M Briggs, A. Kunkul, S Stark, B. Watson, Row 2. R. Licthcad, F Garrison, N. Warcirwwnrw ..- .A- . ,,,,.-.. i-sus-4. nu-:nu THE HI-Y The Hi-Y is one ot the oldest and most active clubs at Jordan. The Hi-Y started at Jordan l3 years ago. lt has been one of the foremost clubs in service and social enterprise ever since. The first semester the Hi-Y was presided over by Dick Roberts, he was aided by his able assistants, Vice-President Don Fitzpatrick, Secretary John Neuhart, and Treasurer Bill Thady. Perhaps the most remembered first semester activity of the Hi-Y was the initiation. This was followed by a picnic at Orange County Park and a visit to a radio broatl- cast. The Hi-Y also sponsored an annual dance, the Hi-Y Loud Sock Dance. These memorable events will always remain in the memories of those who helped make them so pleasant. In the second semester Tom Lyon was president, Dick Hannawell, Vice President, John Neuhart, Secretary, and Ronald Crowe, Treasurer. The new semester was started with a hay ride, followed again by initiation. Afterwards at Hunt- ington Beach, there was a party on the sand and in the surf. These activities were all guided by the helping hand of our sponsor, Harvey Wilson, and Bud Ward, local business man and Lions Club president. -' Row I. D Dungan, T Barnett, D Regus, J lantorno, D Davidson. Row 2. D Fitzpatrick, W Smith, H Kiper, T lxloatlows, D Enlorl, H Strirnoysky Row 3. F Thrower, R Tltacly, T Lyon, R Crowe, C Gillies, H Conscr and -'iff ,hs- Row 2. J. Nelson, B Pen dergast, K Miller, B Iackson, B Scahert, T Barnett Row Z. R Roberts, D Rvgas, B Hohhs, H Kiper, D Fitzpatrick T Meadows. Row 3. E Allen, B Mont goniery, F Tl1rowcr,W Smith Row I. l Nvuhart, J lantorno, B. Conscr. C. Gillies, D. Hannawcll Crowe Row 2. D Cruz, D En tort, lg LOC, T Lyon Row 3. C Lunt, H Stern oysky, D. Zaich, R Arnidon, D Mathney. C Killingworth, R. D Srhlarllcr, H Thariy. FIRST SEMESTER Row l. I. Rockwell, H. Olrt, L Cates, M. Routh, C, Shcclcy, M. Rowland, R. Johnson, W. Ciobhe, N. Clark. Row 2. P. Allen, B Underwood, E Blackstock, N. Coleman, S. Harris D. Heller, J. Kier, E. Harris, C Wendland, V. Oelke. Row 3. D. Hannon, M. Blackstock J Shoemaker, A. Sciler, S. Johnf son, R, Zimmerman, J. Lawrence SECOND SEMESTER Row I. R, Zimmerman, C. Sheeley, D, Davis, M. Routh, J. Kicr, M. J Blackstock, N. Coleman, M. Young, F. Simpson. Row 2. P. Allen, E. Harris, B Under wood, L. Johnson, D. Chittick W. Cobbc. Row 3. N Truitt, M, Haglnnd, A Cowling, B. Lola, S. Harris. HI-TRI Hi-Tri is sponsored by Miss Patchin of the Y.W.C.A. The faculty sponsor is Miss Sanders. The purpose of the club is to give and find the best, and to be a service to the school and community. The l-li-Tri's social program has included two formal installations, a horse-back riding party, a pot-luck supper, and the making of tray favors for the Navy l-lospital. They also are part of a very fine organization known as the Y's Hive- This is a club combining Hi-Y and Hi-Tri. The past semester presidents have been Dolores Heller and Shirley Harris. They have done a fine job. Row l. E Pace, B Thnrlv. Row Z. T, Meadows, B. Row 3. NV Howard, ,l Row I. ll Howard, ll Row Z. D, Black, I' Row 3. 1 Salerno, B LETTERMEN'S CLUB Row 1. D Sanders, B. Iwi-vi, R Jesmc, li. Nrwituvi. D Clark, D, Ruins, R Theolmlrl, B Dx wr Row 2. C Garrett, J. Tmmilvtori, H NClms, l-1 ltriiiv. li Gower, D XVillmms, L Tyler Row 3. D Carroll, C Killiiig-,w4Jrtlv,J Jiulf, ll llinrl-., B lirmmoii, I Mom, H May, Y. l'i'tz'rsi'n, A Smith, T, Aliiiso 'V ..,...... D Entorl, J, lnntonwn, L Whitney, J, Thomp- son, B Hobbs, C Cav- fx 'K mwss, R Barlow, R. Xvlwite tvtmitgoinery, D Wey- rich, W. Smith, D. Malheny, R Amlclon, li Schnwlrlt, R Crowe Truwvll, C Clllivs, T, Lyon, C Lev, D i 4. ' , v . vi , i Barney, Nl Davis, b MiC.1nrv, H Eynon, D Qing, li Hann.1wr'II, H Kiper, D Znlfh Xvim-agvr, J Nelson, J Stamlfowitz, L, Field man, H Willinnws, B livorinorv, D, Slogncr L Thmmlmltl Carlson, A. Chlpman, J 'xliiuri-, B Wcxoclwarcl it Pettit, D Fitzpat- iitk, B Waller LETTERMEN'S CLUB The Lettermen's Club is open to all boys who have earned their letter in any sport. This year's organization has grown to a new high in enrollment, with over a hundred and titty eligible members. The club was originally started as a place where the boys could keep track ot properly displayed awards, letters, and other emblems. Lettermen are voted on by Student Council before they can legally wear their letter. For the past three years Coach Ernie Radford has been the sponsor and leader ot our Jordan Lettermen's Club. ,. HI-TEEN CANTEEN The Hi-Teen Canteen is an organization set up for the purpose of furnishing a place for Jordan students to go during their spare time at night. lt is open five nights a week from six-thirty to nine-thirty and the attendance is quite high. Some of the Hi-Teen's activities are playing ping pong, pool, quiet games, and dancing to our own iukebox. The Canteen also has a coke bar, where candy, coke, and gum are sold. About once a month a dance under the sponsorship of the Canteen is put on with a band. The Canteen also puts on its annual Aloha Dance, which is a big affair, with Sam Franklin and his band- The Hi-Teen is located in the upstairs section of the North Long Beach Y.M.C.A. Dances are held in the Y gym. Our youth organization is under the sponsorship of the Recreation Commission and Mrs. Jo Crace Pickerill. The Canteen also works along with the sch aol in all. matters and our school sponsor is Mr. Robert L. Harvey. 'iff ..... 3 5- First Semester Officers C. Kinser P. Rathburn J. lantorno J. MacTavish D. Stewart Second Semester Officers J. Courlcy B. Rubottom 4 J. Nc-uhnrt C.. Culllcs H. STOVAII -L- L, ,, FN f . .. , I 1 0 .K 'W ' 1 1 , gwfifh M W wi A A ' ,1'.S.x,-gg 4' ,aw :OS I K6 VV 5:'s5if' rl .- ,. fu. .4 N 'Q 8,3 .6 ir! Q. I 05? .f, 3 . X X' ,- Aus: 5 x F' ,Q ,X ., g ' 9:4 r-.agrigff - ss 'W '1 : . X A' , 1' , I . v51 ' 7'-Q 15.11 455 gifs? 'iw-,W 5 - - 5 A QQ x ,X.22,SwE X ' .gi 4 1 5+ - . wi ' ' M.. if mu, . A wif'-4.f: 1, 9,11 .,, , ? X 'T if fi-if , 14, if ,gk jp: 5 x ..,g. ., x 1. . . W' 4 xy . ' ' 55:5 A , ixvfx 4 swf, , f S' Q5 V if , X? 3 K5 A my ' A . H 1 1?- ' . ,N lun! N, f r gh 1 S59- , 4 . Vi ' Nh , 5 'I W ' , , RMA ml Qawyvr' x 'NW .rw 0 , r Q A 3' 1 'Q 'A' -, :Fifi s., mfg-, M5 zisfl-fb D IN Q X-5, f- X 2f,0,f..l.... 51 Cm X 5 A f px. NM VARSITY TEAM Row I H Kiper C Aguilar J, Trowell, D. Cruz, D. Kopp, D. Fitzpatrick, T. Lyon J Coodart C Caveness Ewen F Armbruster D. Weyhrich, J. Moore. R w 2 B Tunney lMgrl B. Holister, B. Brown, W. Smith, H. Pettit, B Woodward C Hampton Regas B Hobbs D Roberts, C-. VanHooser, R. Schull, L. Theobald, lMgr Row 3 B Palmgren lC0achJ, D. Warner, B. Davis, H. May, T. Meadows Montgomery E Lee E Radford, lCoachl. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Jordan Poly ll Jordan El Segundo O Jordan Leuzinger 6 Jordan Beverly Hills O Jordan Santa Monica 28 Jordan Wilson l 3 Jordan Redondo I3 Jordan Inglewood O Jordan Alhambra Zl Team Shot t to Right H Pettit IR H.l, G, Aguilar lR,E.l, C. Hampton lR.T.l, D. Regas 4 I C 1 D Roberts D KRCU T. Lyons, lF.l, D. Fitzpatrick lC.l, H. Kiper KLCD B Woodwar 1 2kk33+2'fH'!W 'YTS?lE2.f 'NCME PETTIT CRUZ JESME RECAS Jordan vs. Poly-A fighting Jordan team was downed by a powerful Poly High eleven. I2-6, in the season's opening game. Jordan vs. El Segundo- Jordan hit its stride and downed EI Segundo, 27-O, in its first league encounter. . Jordan vs. Leuzinger-ln its first night game Jordan continued its winning streak by de- feating Leuzinger, 27-6, in another league game. Jordan vs. Beverly Hills-Continuing its strong bid for the Bay League Champion- ship, Jordan overran Beverly Hills, 28-O, at the opponents' field. HAMPTON ROBERTS LYON FITZPATRICK WOODWARD SMITH TRONVELL BROWN Jordan vs. Santa Monica-ln a surprise upset Jordan was defeated by Santa Monica, 28-7, momentarily halting their league champion- ship drive. Jordan vs. Wilson-For the tirst time in its history Jordan literally waxed a superior Wilson team, 33-l3. Jordan vs. Redondo-Bouncing back into the Bay League title race, Jordan outplayed and outtight a valiant Seahawk squad, l4-l3. Jordan vs. Inglewood-ln the league chamf pionship battle against a favored Inglewood team the mighty Panthers triumphed to the tune of 27-O. MEADONNS HOBBS KIPER ARMBRUSTER ily!! 14. .1 ,nfiiff 'bfi gi! THE ROSE BOWL GAME High prestige was bestowed upon our successful Varsity football team this season, the right to play in the daddy of all bowls, the Rose Bowl. By winning the Bay League Championship the team earned the right to play Alhambra, winner of the strong Pacific Coast League. Although putting up a valiant fight, Jordan was overpowered by Alhambra, winner of nine consecutive games, 21-6. Much credit must be given to the coach, Ernie Radford, and to the boys on the team for the representation they have given the school their first year in the Bay League and in this Rose Bowl Came. Row Row Row Row Row Row .B. Dc . R. Pace, A. Valencia, D. Matheny, D. Cereths, P. Grower, C. Czreths, C. Templeton J B yant R Kencdy B Conser S Mays L Youky, L. Davis, Ncwhousc, Johnson, . C. Auslin, D. Stogner, R. Crowe, F. Thrower, B. Thady, D. Hinds, M. Ehle, B. Maxon Sanders D Wicker C Prlddy J Thompson E. Allen, J. lantorno, B, Gallegos. . B. McCance, C. Clowc, J. Sherwood, C. Briggs, L. Davidson. B. Scl'1midt,C. Lunt, R Jesme B Waggener C I y D VV I o K Dil t J. Miller, B. Kingsbury. nham, B. Seibert, D. Price, K. Bell, M. Vandruff, D. King, B. Lies, B. Dyer, L Churc 1 Poff, C. Briggs, Shindler, P. Raymer, C. Gardner, J, Bates, F Preston, A. Hall, D Carpenter . D. Wolfe, R. Mcarlc, R. Rodges, B. DeKain, C. Brumley, T, Strawbridge, Manahan B Nickelson P Montana W Mclntirc H Cherrv Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan BEE FOOTBA Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan IANTORNO JOHNSON THADY PACE Jordan vs. Poly-An inexperienced Jordan B team upset the favored Poly eleven l4-7 in their initial encounter, Jordan vs. EI Segundo-Encouraged by this early victory the team continued on the winning road, downing El Segundo ZO-O in its tirst league game. Jordan vs. Leuzinger-After starting slow, Jordan's B's came back in the second halt to defeat the Leuzinger team 33-O, this being the third victory ot the year. Jordan vs. Beverly Hills-The following week. Bob Parke's B's added another league game to their list as they won over Beverly l-lills, l3-O. CROWE ALLEN DAVIDSON SCHNHDT STOC-NER WILSON VALENCIA BRYANT Jordan vs. Santa Monica-Riding on top of the league with Santa Monica's B's , Jor- dan met its match in this game, losing 20-O. This eliminated them from the Bay League Championship. Jordan vs. Wilson-Discouraged by their trouncing from the superior Santa Monica team, the Jordan team was roughly snowed under by the Wilson midgets, 3I -6. Jordan vs. Redondo-After losing two straight games Jordan staged a comeback by de- feating Redondo I4-O. Jordan vs. Inglewood-Heartened by their victory over their Redondo opponents, the Mighty Midgets from Jordan concluded their satisfactory season by downing Ingle- wood, I8-7. WAGCONER KENNEDY DAVIS AUSTIN . ti ,.. if .,, V FOOTBALL Tabbed as a light, inexperienced varsity football team by pre-season sport writers, the Jordan squad turned in one of the best seasons in its history. Coach Ernie Radford, supported by two newly acquired assistant coaches, began shaping the squad for the long, tedious grind ahead, almost two weeks before the regular school semester started. Led by the will-to-win the team came to grasp a spirit that was destined to spark the club into the Bay League Championship. Much thanks must be given to students, parents and loyal followers who gratefully supported our team on all occasions. ,,,.4Y'1i , 'b wear 1 Row I. P, Thompson, L. Wolfley, A, Cismo, R. lslanficd, W. Vifilliarns, XV. Howard, P, Thompson. Row 2. R. Carlson, L. Bigbec. H. Liddicott, J, Salerno, A. Chipman. W. Bailey, D. Becncy, C. Wong. Row 3. B. Dickson, L. Feldman, C. Johnson, D. Dungan, D. Zaich. O. Summcrbcc, D. Clark. P. THOMPSON D, CLARK J. SALERNO J. NELSON A. CHIPMAN D. DUNCAN W. WILLIAMS CROSS-COUNTRY Training started at the beginning of the semester. The team was coached by Mr. Reece. At the first meet, the Panthers brought the trophy home to Jordan. First place in the divisional meet was brought home by Jordan. ln the Southern California meet Jordan placed high. Next year's team will be led by Arthur Chipman. if P HOCKEY Brought back to the athletic program after tive years, Hockey proved to be both enjoyable and invigorating to the eighth period classes. Under the guidance of Miss Doughty, such terms as bullie, ground stick, goalie, goalie pad, have become a part of girls' sports vocabulary. After forty-tive years in existence, Hockey has finally reached Jordan again. Although they do not wear the same costume as they did tortyative years ago, which was bloorners and hats, the girls enjoy the game just as much, as ' , ', - ,,.-.... 1, .l i If KX wxi S54 1-zxrx. a, X2'fi.2r 1if .. x '- vgx R E517 xfl , .L . ,wi .1 fp. A at -S. 'I' .ring Y x' xg, K W' YE il x iq mf 'M- W S in 1 BASKETBALL ROUNDUP Under the very efficient coaching of Mr. Ben Palmgren, this year's basketball squad placed second in the Bay League. Captain Dick En- torf led the fellows victoriously through the roughest of competition. Lcuzinger-Starting the league season off right, Jordan downed Leuzinger in a 38 34 thriller on the Olympian's home court. Joe Trowell led the scoring with ll points. Beverly Hills--The second match found the Panthers on the short end of a heartbreaking score ot 34-32 at Beverly l-lills. Guard Claire lee dropped ll points for scoring honor. Santa Monica-Bouncing back from their first defeat the Jordan quintet smashed the Vikings to the tune of 2230, Claire Lee again netted the high of ll points. El Segundo-Conquering a fast moving squad, the varsity quintet pounded the backboard to a decisave 35-27 victory at the Armory. Sparking the squad was tall, lanky Bill Barney with I0 points. Redondo-A mere two points gave the Sea hawks, a hardatought victory at the Armory lt wasn't until the last seconds of the game that they could overcome the Panthers lead and win, ZS-30. Little Joe Trowell led the squad with ll hard-earned points. Inglewood-Jordans powerful Panthers picked up their fourth win rn six starts by smearing lnglewood 49-23. The Panthers were still vengeful for their loss to Redondo and took it out on the hopeless Sentinels. Leuzinger--After a bad start Jordan's Panthers came back in the last quarter to route thc Olympians for the Second time, 35 32. Guard Bob Hobbs was high point man with ll points. Alhambra-The Moors, considered the second best team in Southern California at the time, were downed by a fighting Jordan tive 27 29. Dick Weyhrick ted the scoring with 'J points, Beverly Hills-Putting on one ot the best ex- hibitions of smooth ball handling and accurate shooting of the season, the vastly improved Panthers smothered the Normans, 49 32, at the Poly High gym. Joe Trowell hit from all corners to net I4 points. Santa Monica-Flying away with the contest, Jordan dropped the Sarnohi five 43 25 at Poly's gym The game provided plenty of thrills for a capacity crowd. Joe Trowell and Bill Barney shared scoring honors with li and I-l points re spectively. El Segundo-All the speed and ability the Panthers could muster was none too much to handle the determined, hard fighting Eagles Clare Lee's 9 points were an important contribution toward the 27-ZS victory. Redondo-Although the Redondo team ran up a 55-22 victory, the Panthers went down fighting The great height and experience of the Seahawks proved too much tor the North siders Joe Trowell led the scoring with 7 points. Inglewood-Once again, after losing to Re dondo, the Panther five took their revenge on the bewildered Sentlnals. Completely outclassinrg and outplaying their opponents, they scored at will to run up a 59-27 score. Joe Trowell, Clare Lee, Bob Hobbs, and Dick Entort pounded the backboards for ll, lO, 9, and H points respec tively. Compton-Closing the season in top form, Jor- dan's basketeers lost a thrilling overtime nerve wracker, 23-30, in their only tussle in the Beverly Hills tournament. Compton went on to the finals. ENTORF MR. PALMCREN TROWEELL BARNEY LEE WEYHRICK mii as x .122 , .., . 3' gg ,E S ,Q . x , 50215, ., Q. S: X ' 5? N x 24' 1? Vi 3 K if 5 al 1 .ss ' ,swim I 5 2 I . .Ar Q. Q X- 1? 'Q Jr S I' YE? x Ks ,.: gg.. wg - - . Z5 'xl- 2 f Ax! '3 1'T5 V JIQL 'S 1 H Six Q y Q nf S 5 if Uv Q .Mwapr W-www Nw-Q + sw Q f A 'E-N .1 Y, L uf -viq ,mofk 45 DxBNi v Vv AFA igg 1, Tw V3 ' J. K '22 D Gt gf Fl 3.15635 M - , il ,. Y. 1 5 M A I RQ ,Q xi -4 :ff , ,L Wg 3, .Ll I . QV. I 1 Em agen mee. S 5 si .xe, .:-S' , xx AMX K 5... M...,-.-. . . ., ii ,.,....., .x.x.... Ma.. . . W. . .. WM. .MW 5 . ---1--we , Q. At gm. . W.: .. '-'4.....,.... . Row I. D. Mafheny, D. Clark, J. Sherwood, T. Barnett, G. Killingsworth, B. Henry, V. Crook. Row 2. D. Duncan, H. Nclms, R. Amidon, R. Merrill, B. Brine, F. Thrower, R. Crowe, D. Knrkpatrxclf lCoachI B. Parke. BASEBALL Row I. M, Howard, T. Mabry, B, Brannon, B. Woodward, B, Conser, B. Schwartz, L. Whitney. Row 2. N. Stark, R. Bays, B. Howard, A, Smith, B. Omby, lCoachi C. Reese. HARNETT SHERWOOD BASEBALL ROU N DUP The varsity baseball sea' son has been very successful with only one league loss in the first round, The only defeat was to Inglewood High, Three sophomores played on the first team. They were Bob Schwartz, who played second base, Gary Krllingsworth, at first. and Jack Sherwood patrollir-e lnft field, Returning letter- men were Tony Barnett, Out- standing third sacker, and Don Fitzpatrick, catcher and captain, THRONNER MATHENY FiTzPATRick ci.ARk BASEBALL ROUNDUP Moving up from junior varsity was Fred Thrower, superb short stop, with Har- old Nelms holding down center tied, and with Don Clark in right, Holding the pitching chores was Rolly Merrill, a newcomer from Los Angeles, who has done a fine lob, Dick Matheny and Ronald Crowe, with Joc lantorno, were also outstand- ing players, AMIDON KILLINCSWORTH vs- Siwx - 2 x. 4 'F' Y SI, x uf w-LQ: ljjf -4 N' xg . s is .A X-TIN? 1 Meq ,XY ,W x, . QA' wx kv 14 . .1 l' . .-i1......- r A--M-A-M--W A ' ll . Q6 T W , 1 v 5 W . ,His ' 41 VARSITY TRACK Row 1. B Caycncm, B Wrllmms, F. Ewen, B. Barney, D. Reggae, I' Caycncss, J. Nelson, D Sandor, T. Lyon. Rovl 2. F. O'DonnClI, B Markharr, D. Black, H. May, R. Barlow, P. Thompson, A Chapman, B, Newt on, 'Capt.l B. Montgomery, R. Jcsmc. BEE TRACK Row I. F Johnson, D. Clowc, T Alvlso. V. Woocls, W. Bmloy. Row 2. B. Brumlcy, K Hmn, l Mlllcr, L. Tylor, J. Ncuhart, C Cllllcs, C Prldcly, J Martlnoau. D. Vanhooscr, H Moore, Row 3. B, Gardner, K, Custer, G Briggs, B Schmidt, D, Rundquust H, Harrclson, R. Kcnncdy, FT Dyer. E. Allcn, B. Parc. B. Thady, J. Judy. CEE TRACK Row 1. J. Hall, B. Gallegos, B. Scl bert, B. Carleson, B. Wagner, P Raymer. Row Z. B. Lres, D. McClure, H. Wolf S. Mayes, B. Sauer, R. Watkins, B Kingsbury. GALLEGOS GILLIES JESME MONTGOMERY EWEN GILLIES SEIBERT THE TRACK SEASON Highlighted by the Gee team winning the League Championship and the break- ing of many school and city records, the track groups had a very successful season. The teams were coached by Mr. Radford and Mr. Franklin, and were captained by Ben Montgomery, Barney Dyer, and Bob Siebert in the A, B, and C divisions re- spectively, Thirteen boys qualified in the all League meet and earned the right to represent MONTGOMERY PRIDDY JESME MOORE NELSON NEWTON CHIPMAN GALLEGOS --wins'- THE TRACK SEASON Jordan in the C.l.F. Division- al meet, which is the last stepping stone to the finals. These boys were Bill Wil- liams, in the varsity, Gene Gillies, John Neuhart, and Barney Dyer in the Bees, and Bob Siebert, Paul Ray- mer, Bunny Gallegos, Russell Watkins, Don McClure, and Stan Marp in the Gees. Five school records fell to the Jordan scanty clads this year, and one was tied. To top the whole thing, four All-City records were brought home by the Jordan boys. lung. Wm if ...V V Y- V' -f.. 1 TENNIS Not always on top in the tennis matches and playdays with Poly, Wilson, and Excelsior, Jordan has nonetheless held her own. Heading the girls in singles was Jean Williams. Shirley Oelke, Frank McAuliffe, Anite Cowling, and Marilyn l-laglund lead the tennis doubles. This group is under the splendid guidance ot Miss C. Bell. Row I. Left to Rt. S Oelke, J. Shoemaker, A. Seller, J. Freeman, V. Blalneman. A. Cowling, N. Clark, M Haglund, N Heller, F Vanmndingham Row 2. F MnfAuIIitc, N. Green, B. Jimison. B. Hubbard, W. Wessel, J. Wilson, P O'Conncr Row 3. P Vxfhite, V LaCrone, B, Carter, U. Hill, N. Tritt, I. Schulster, D. Smllh. S i , limi, N Q R l I ' -ga Y .- 1 gllfwffffff W. F W -cz., ig,-x u 'i- 02 FX :Q 1 1- -s.,. 5 - .L.-- A Nb Jill' s y '-1 f-n llli-D f j -Jr .' .1 HKX 1 S x If V, Q 0 V, s. u Hun nv' , ml, uw W 1 MW 'WV ll!! ixllf E 0 8 i' The Store for Men and Boys l calm- A slyfi l . I . we --W M - We Guarantee to Fit! 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