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

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Better Cafe Service Serving this yeor; E. Ogle, L. Mackintosh, M. Thrower, D. Wonnenberg. Oh, man; by the time sixth period gets here I ' m fom.ished! When buying my piote lunch I always received purr- able smiles from the cafeteria service. Food was good and everyone was so nice. I disliked standing in line though; someone was always stepping on my paws. I ' m fortunate, being a panther cub, since we plan to have a new cafeteria next year. Service will be so much better in a larger and more modern structure; bet the food even tastes better. Janitorial Service . . . As Jordan grows, so grow the duties and the responsi- bilities of the janitors and gym workers. And Jordan is proud of the efficient service extended to her throughout the years by such a fine staff. . and Stage Production Auditorium production has been directed by Mr. Green. Stage manager Larry Strom, with the aid of Budd Edwards, assistant stage manager, was in charge of the Jamboree □ nd the Aqua Show; both were magnificent purrductions. ,.. ,, . ,: ,, ,, ,, Mftcalf, M. Lucoi ond L. Lake. Bock row: B. Witle, J. Johnson, E. Slevers, W. Quille, J. Voelker. Budd Edwords speaking. Mr. Green, Lorry Strom and I ore rcojy when you give the word. Pa( e Ten

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Wright Atwood Paul G. Baldwin Ebba E. Berge Horriet F. Benson Clark Bernd Helen B. Campbell AKeo L. Bernordi Robert H. Cheroske Robert E. Ciriello Dorothy L. Cole Eugene Conklin Armond Cure Catherine Dougherty Herbert A. DeVries Doris W. Doughty Alice R. Deik Mildred D. Druschel Robert B. Edmunds Samuel O. Erskine , J Edward Franklin Harold T. Glenn Cloro L Goff Corolyne Gross Robert L. Harvey Modie Holty Howard N. Hubbard Phyllis A. Jacobson Rockwell Kemp k-s- £ -«» .4 ' «, Ato ■ Engineers . . . Building for the Future These were our engineers who helped build our minds and bodies during the short year. They aided us in expanding our thoughts and in looking objectively at subjects. Some taught us how to use a wood chisel and mallet while others taught us to use our mental abilities. Both mental and physical properties ore important to today ' s seniors, juniors and sophomores so that we may grow toward worthwhile goals. But as well as there is happiness in accomplishment there is also joy in fun, for as we look through the book we will see that our engineers joined with us in parties, dances and clubs. This has been a wonderful year and , that panther cub that I am, wish to thank these teachers and advisors for the time. Sam H. Kosowsky W. Stonley Lorsen Joonne P. litz Noe Atho McDoniel Jooquin V. Miller James A. Milroy Arthur O ' Byrne Kosolie Wride Irmel O. Podghom Ben H. Polmgren Verner Porrish Robert F. Parke Glorio Patten Norbert N. Pels Williom C. Reece Som Weltboum Ado Mae Reinertson Foure Rilliet Cort H. Robertson Milton Soger Ruth S, Sanders Jesse Solter Dorothy R. Smith Hazel C. Zimmerman Forrest A. Smith Woller L Smith Melvin G. Thomos Helen L. Vinson Dorothy Worriner Horvey R. Wilson Vivion Wehrii Morion Zinn