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

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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. '

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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.

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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