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

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Girls ' Glee Club Boys ' Glee Club Fm, fttt, fttt! Mr, Carl Robertson led A Capella in catniploads of important events. Our choir entertained the student body at the Christmas Party and later i n the year they entertained with a meowable assembly. Also they sang for the Jordan Jamboree and at the graduation exercises. Black robes and gold ties proved to be popular around Long Beach, In this attire the group per- formed for the P.T.A. and in the Founder ' s Day program, among others. All the usual howling ground the bqpk fence was for the new music building completed this year and for the. Pow I— Barbora Rydell, Carol Handy, Dorothy Prince, Jeanne Coppedge, Berto Burner. Bob Day, Anrhony Squilloce, Bill Bolts, Clyde Bergendohl, Cwen Harnf scn, Cloudette Honnpton, Audrey Pollinger, SaroneT Weaver, Phyllis Mocfield, Row 2— Bene Cryslol, Morlcnt Bowman, Sharon Filbert, Norman Baldwin, Juaiiito Fischer, Jon Vilioen, Jerry Von Amburgh. Tom Douglos, Virginio Osgood. Gerry Blevins, Pat Warner, Mr, Robertson, Director, Row 3-Dione Nielsen. Joon Wesdorl, Dolores Blakemon, Delores McGuinn, Bill Holpin, Vincent Beck. Bob Hamilton. Jock Brennecke, Darlene Williams, JoAnne La yer, Bette Graves. Row 4-Phyllis Ougger, Pol Ivy. Charlotte Munn, Bob Willioms, Glenn EUer, Bob Cook, Phillip Erink, Donna Millner, Jerry Rutherford, Diane Filion. Lois Wirtz. Rose Pizzota. ' age Fifty-two

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Pot Ivy, Bette Jo Rand. Carolyn Johnson, Betty Everley, Shirley Swintek, Marlene Bigger, Jeonice Rogers, Fran Bagala, Jeanne Coppedge, Bar- bora Dillon, Peggy Forest, Ann Bartlett, Borbcro Wiley. Carol Ehorn, Diana Houser, Donna Korver, Jackie Cornett, Pat Kelly, Carol Handy, Mary Haxton, Evelyn Thut, Shirley Henry, Pot Lara, Jo-Ann Sims, Shirley Bahler, Mory Lou Vega, Shirley Kuster, Carol Pehrson, Beverly Grant, Virginia Derr, Jo Roe Turner, Sharon Hunsoker, Corinne Urner, Sharon Filbert. ' ' Meov ing in sequence was what these kittens did. The Boosters, spelling out the large ' I ' and ' B ' for Long Beach, and the Boosterettes spelling the ' } ' and ' P ' for Jordan Panthers, drilled at our foot- ball games, assemblies and parades. With pom poms and smart steps they livened up that old spirit. Of course, being a boy, I couldn ' t help much, but I enjoyed the view! Row 1— Lois Ann Hollond, Janet D. Chenoweth, Betty Crover, Dorothy Chambers, Donna Hamilton, Linda Breeland, Bobbie Jansen, Patt Coble, Noncy Ball, Anna Lou Hancock, Priscilla Jewell. Row 2— Marion Buchanan, Mary Evans, Genevieve Hotchkiss, Barbara Graff, Nancy Jo Long, Alice Judge, Norma Evans, Peggie Beck, Leah Alford, Shirley Crawford, Beverly Byrne, Janice Luther. Row I— Gail Woodson, Karen Wilson, Virginia McDowell, Mary M aaows, Linda Tunnell, Judy Thorndike. Row 2-Myrna Short, Lois Schneider, Nicky Meirose, Mary Ellen Watt, Karen Kemp, Sharon Sigloh. Row 3— LaVerne Morris, Sondro Rutherford, Donno Tull, Carol O ' Blennis, Joan Porche, Norma Sogard, Diane Wilson. Page Fifty-one

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Music to the Ears Row 1-Herb Beggs, Betty Rasko, Betty Ely, Nancy Williams, Jerry Tewell, Jack Quinton, Beverly Kelly, Wilma DeKenbough, Allon Brokensiek Row 2-Jitr Ogden, Jack Cook, Lawrence Strom, Roy Lent. Doyle Rowe, Harold Munro, Dick Young, Pat Porrish, Roy Daniel, Noncy Bo.rd, Ed West. Row 3— Fred Beigstone, Connie Dubo, Eddie Johnson. „ ,, n i r-k i m Row 4-Bud Goylor, Martha Ebersole, Betty Loucks, Jerry Van Amburgh, Cleo Hukel. Glen Blevins, Dorlene Blume. Leon DeVr.es, Roy Lmn, Cheryl Mer- rell, Corrollyn Poslak, Loroy Barnes, Mr. Kosowsky. Thirty-five cats, all meowing and squealing and scratching and clawing together — it ' s the fifty- two Jordan band in the new music buil ding and auditorium. As Tommy Trailblazer, I spent most of my time pounding on those drums. Could I ever make noise! We were sensational during the fall seo.-on when our football team paraded before the sports fans; and we were so talented and enter- taining that we won an award at the Santa Clous Parade in Hollywood. Such a purrsotional year with Herb Beggs and Lorry Strom as drum majors! Beginning Musicians Clow at those keys, cot, claw! Or so was the procedure in Mrs. Dorothy Rankin Smith ' s piano classes. We learned the his- tory of music, note reading and new piano techniques plus the development of styles and interests in the art of music. The Jor- dan Jamboree and concerts did much to build pianists of the future. Although yours truly. Tommy Trailblazer, was in the group at the left, the photographer snapped the picture while I was picking Beethoven ' s Fifth from the floor. Page Fifty-lhree