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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1955 volume:

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AchievemenT, maTuraTion, perfecTion, fulfillment - aTTain- menT includes Them all! IT is The glory of The gods, The goal of manhood. IT is The hope and challenge of The youTh--before iTs deacon They perform Their orisons. In iTs lighT They beat Their paTh To Their eTernaI goal. John W. Wilson MR. JOHN W. WILSON With the increased enrollment this year, the administration, under the leadership of Mr. Wilson, has had almost a double burden. He met and mastered this challenge. His duties as principal of Jordan are important and very numerous. He represents the school on many occasions. During his years as Jordan's only principal, he has been an essential part of the tremendous growth of the school. alwacvzcalizcztafaa mia MISS BURTYCE LINCOLN As the assistant principal, Miss Lincoln's main iob is that of super- visor of attendance. She is also responsible for setting up the master program for each semester. Her extremely friendly personality is admired by both students and faculty. MR. RICHARD CLINE Mr. Cline, our vice principal, keeps the activities of the Jordan student body running smoothly and efficiently. He is called upon many times to represent our school and shares some of the administra- tive responsibilites. He also spon- sors the Key Club. MR. ARTHUR ROSEMAN Since September of 1942, Mr. Roseman has been a familiar figure on our campus. He was the boys' counselor until the beginning ofthis year , when, with the revised coun- seling system he becameseniorclass counselor. When asked about his feelings toward his work, Mr. Rose- man stated, I enioy my work, and I enioy being here at Jordan. MR. ROBERT ELLIS The 900 sophomores of Jordan have for their counselor the former iournalism teacher, Mr. Ellis. Also, to his credit, are listed such contri- butions to Jordan's development as Sponsor of Cat's Purr and Trail- blazer. Mr. Ellis believes, Counsel- ors are definitely useful to both classes and individual students. egwtezed MRS. CATHERINE KENNEDY For twelve years the Jordan students have been dependent upon Mrs. Kennedy, the school nurse, for first aid and physical examinations. She helps the school doctors, makes home calls, and generally contri- butes to the health and welfare of the student body which she serves. When asked why she chose school nursing for a career, Mrs. Kennedy said that most of all, she enioyed working with teenagers. MISS RUTH NOLD A new addition to our admin- istration this year is Miss Nold, the Junior class counselor. Before com- ing to Jordan, she was a psycho- metrist at Tulare, California. Miss Nold is glad to be counseling at a friendly school like Jordan . MR .. V ' - 'V iff.. . .4 ' Q , sg... 3 ., Q fs ' mf I : . f .ZX ' :day I 4' , f .1 I ,f...i' J ' 3 3,15 '5?f i?' 'I if v- .my +L, W1 fl 9991 I 1 f I ziv' ' I Y' if , f- K fb J , H. .ki 'AF I .. . 3 S i1 'MfI'5 MR. PAUL G. BALDWIN MR. GEORGE L. BECKER MRS. HARRIET F. BENSON MR. CLARK B. BERND MISS RUTH L. AULD SOCIAL CULTURE COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS PHYSICAL EDUCATION SOCIAL CULTURE SOCIAL CULTURE PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. ROBERT B. GREELEY MR. DONALD GREENFIELD MATHEMATICS SOCIAL CULTURE . JONATHAN M. DAVIS MR. HERBERT A. DEVRIES MR. ROBERT H. DIXON MUSIC MISS CAROLYN GROSS SOCIAL CULTURE We ff' MISS DORIS DOUGHTY MISS MILDRED DRUSCH PHYSICAL EDUCATION DOROTHY HARGROVE COMMERCIAL HOMEMAKING ROBERT L. SCIENCE -nl 5? .H W' MISS MARY E BLACK MISS FRANCES BREIG MISS PRISCILLA L. BROOKS MR. RICHARD G .BROWN MR ARMAND A CURE HOMEMAKING PHYSICAL EDUCATION SOCIAL CULTURE INDUSTRIAL ARTS PHYSICAL EDUCATION mia awed' MARY FERGUSON ART MR. JOHN A. HEPLER SOCIAL CULTURE MISS CLARA GOFF FOREIGN LANGUAGE MISS MADIE I- HOLTY LIBRARIAN MR. VAUGHN GORDON MR THOMAS W SOCIAL CULTURE MR. DONALD D. HOPKINS INDUSTRIAL ARTS X MISS PHYLLIS .IACOBSON MRS. DOROTHY JENNINGS MR. ROCKWELL KEMP MRS. CATHERINE KENNEDY ENGLISH HOMEMAKING PHYSICAL EDUCATION NURSE MR. ROBERT F. PARKE PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS RUTH S. SANDERS SOCIAL CULTURE MISS GLORIA W. PATTEN MR. GERALD D. POMEROY MISS MYRTLE POUL SOCIAL CULTURE MR. ROBERT SCHWEITZER SCIENCE SOCIAL CULTURE MR. JAMES SHARP JOURNALISM NAEATHA MCDANIEL MR. GEORGE C. MELINE MR. JOAQUIN V. MILLER MR. JAMES A- MILROY MR. JAMES G. NICKLE PHYSICAL EDUCATION INDUSTRIAL ARTS PHOTOGRAPHY ART SCIENCE awz?'z I ALVIN RASHKOW ENGLISH MR. WALTER SMITH MATHEMATICS FOREIGN LAN GUA GE MR. HAROLD STANLEY SCIENCE MRS. N. E. REINERTSON CAROL RHEA MR. CARL H. ROBERTSON ELIZABETH ROBINSON PHYSICAL EDUCATION MUSIC MR. MELVIN THOMAS SOCIAL CULTURE MISS ETHELINE TURNER SOCIAL CULTURE PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS HELEN VINSON FOREIGN LANGUAGE Q 35. Ik Ai 1 X' 31 SFS sf- MR. HARVEY WILSON MRS. PATRICIA WOLFE MISS ROSALIE WRIDE MRS. CATHERINE YOUNG MR. EDWARD ZA INDUSTRIAL ARTS HOMEMAKING SOCIAL CULTURE COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL 7 0 0 0 6 0564663 , . CAMERA SHY MR. VERNER R. PARRISH MRS. DORTHY BEMBRIDGE SOCIAL CUTURE MUSIC MR. NORBERT N. PELS MR. EDWARD R. FRANKLIN SOCIAL CULTURE MATHEMATICS MR. WILLIAM C. REECE MATHEMATICS HAZEL ZIMMERMAN MR. MARTIN LIBRARIAN ATTENDANCE OFFICER Mwwm , W .fff '-'z. Q F, ,Q g E Q? IEII Mae The administration ofnce deals with principal-teacher relation- ships, business transactions, student body banking, school supplies, and general policies. Mrs. M. Charlet, Miss L. Hendrickson, Mrs. M. Ray, Mrs. J. Brock fafevwlcmce Uffice Here are the efficient attendance ofl'Tce staff members. The functions of this office are enrollment, ac- counting for attendance, a n d general counseling. Mrs. R. Downing, Mrs. F. Towers, Mrs. M. Winnemore, Mrs.P.Emard, Mrs.Davenport 'uid The Cafeteria is one of the most populated buildings of our school. lt serves over I TOO students a day. Its clean and modern appearance is appreciated by all. C. Flowers, E. Bigelow, K.Stratton, V. Lohnes E. Spencer, G. Mills, M. Riley Www eadafza We seniors, after three long years, have reached our hard- vvorked-for, worthwhile goal. We leave behind us pleasant memories of friends, dances, classrooms, and social gatherings. Along with these, the Class of 55 also has not so pleasant mem- ories of exams, long hours of homework, disappointments and moments of indecision. Our senior class officers have done a fine iolo of leading the class through the year, but vvithout our helpful counselor and sponsor they couldnt have been entirely successful. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Andy Sargent: President Iwi Nina Burks Shirley Taber Secretary Treasurer GRADUATION CLASS OF 1954 ,cf Larry Webster Vice President QAM aw , , . f A fi'?S?,m:'0Y'H ,Styx-Vx? 4,5-Q-,,V,,.!..'V ,':e,Cwk Xi y W lfifc-2'x' ffm fi' at . 3- ,Q 3 . X , Q ' g gif - 5 ,. B 'riff' jg ,,,, ml f 5 1 . Y ' f f! .Q Kj ..n. Q.1,L.,. A W G llll.. . - K ' 13.9 ,, X fit Ji ,B '. ,Ag X Nm E MA. yi, ii I x I ! E? g C, gg v S? 1 Q N 's K gi ADKINS BETTY ANDERSON PATRICIA APPLETON JUDY ATENCIO AGGIE 15 AHRENS JANET ANDREWS JIMMY ARASIM JIM ATKINSON ESTELLE ALLS JOHN ANDRUS LORNA ARCHULETA ARCHIE AUFLICK GLENN ANDERSON BEVERLY ANDRU5 MYRNA ARVIG KATHER NE BAKER DAVID BALDWIN KAYE BARBARI JACKIE BALLARD RODELYN BARNETT HAL BAYLESS CHERYL BEANBLOSSOM LARRY BECK SUE BECKMAN RICHARD BANCROFT MARLENE BARRETT RICHARD BARNES CATHERINE BAY NORMAN 44 kt? BEANBLOSSOM, LEROY BEARD, BETTY BECKWITH, JACK BEEBE, DWAIN BEGERT WILLIAM BELLMAN DAGMAR BENSON THOMAS BINGMAN CAROL BOHM BONNIE BOLANDER DELORES BOOKER CHARLES BOTTER JOAN BOTTINEAU JEWEL BRANSCOM JEAN BRATTON RONALD BRIGGS LARRY - . --... I ... 5 BIDDLE HAROLD BONNEWITZ RONNIE BOURNE LEILA BRINE DON ,ix 5 J , I' . '57 T, . R I 9 S' I IN I 1 1 1 1 BUTTS, EDWARD CAULEY PATRICK BROWN HELEN BROWN LARRY BROWN RICHARD BROWN ROBERT BROWNELL STEPHANIE BRYAN PATRICIA BRYANT JACK BRYANT MARILYN BRYSON DUANE BUCKLAND FRANKLIN BURKS NINA BURROUGHS FRED 5 CHANCE RICHARD CHRISTOFFER CAROL suns, Hussnr CERNY GEORGE CHENOWITH CURTIS CISNEY BILL 1 BRINKERHOFF, STEPHEN BROADWELL, GENE BROKOPP, JACQUELINE BROOKS, MARY I CALDERWOOD, GRACE CHAFFEE, JERI CATHER, KATHARINE CHAFFIN, MARION CLAYPOOL PATRIC'A CLAYTON SHIRLEY CLONINGER PATRICIA COALE PHYLLIS COATS GARY COCCHI DINO COCHRAN GARY COFFEY MAUREEN COLEMAN BILL COLLIER BARBARA CONKLIN RICHARD CONRAD CLIFFORD COOK GRACE COON PATTI COP LAND CECIL COSSAREK DANIEL CHERVENKA SANDRA CHIASE EDWARD CLARK SHARON CLARK VIRGIN'A - 5 COULSON LEE COULTER ROGER CRITSER EDWARD CRONE GEORGE CROWE LORRAINE CROWLEY JOANNE CURL JOHN DAGGETT DIANE LEE DE MANN MARLENE DEL VECCHIO BONN'E DIEDRICH SHERRYL DEPPE SUSAN DE REMEE, DOROTHY DE VINNA, GEORGE DIAL, JACK DICKENS, EMMA DODSON RONIAID DONLEY BARBARA LEE DREW LINDA DRUMMOND DOUGLAS DAVIS, R. 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DAWES, ARTHUR DECKER, CYNTHIA DELANE, MARILYN I DE VRIES JULIA DIAL ROBERT DE MENT ANNA DIENER JOHN EATON MARLENE ELLIOTT CAROL ANN EVANS GERALD FIFE NOLAN EDWARDS MARGARET ELY MARION FARMER BEVERLY ANN FISCHER BILLIE ELDREDGE JEAN ELZEA ROBERT FEAGINS JOHN FLAHERTY JOHN ELKE LOLITA ENNIS VIRGINIA LEE FIELDS JACQUELINE FLETCHER VIRGINIA LEE DOW DONALD DOWNEY CARROLL DUGGER PAUL DUKE JOAN 25 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 FLORES PATTY RAE FRY MARGARET GARRISOKI HAROLD GERBIG DONALD FOGG VIRGIL FRANTZ LOLA FRAWLEY ETHEL FURTAK RONALD GAGE SHERRI GALLAGHER JOHN GEHLKEN SANDRA LEE GELDER JANET GERARDI WILLIAM GERHARDT ARTHUR GIDEON CHARLES GOODART WILLIAM GOODER JANICE GOODLOW NANCY .IO GRAY HAYWARD GREEN CHARLES 45 5 GREGORY THOMAS GRIER NANCY LEE GUESS ROBERT GUTHRIE, HOWARD 1 1 , 1 I I I 1 1 I 1 1 I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 f I GOSS JEANNE GOTT GWENDOLYN GREEN N:IL GREGER JANICE GRIFFIN LARRY GRISE JESS HAASE, GLENDA HALLS, BETH HANSON MELVIN HARDAWAY ROBERT HARDING JOHN HARMAN RADFORD HARRIS HOWARD HARRISON GERALD HART STUART HARTMAN DOROTHY HAWKSLEY RONDA HAWLEY CAROLYN HAZELTON WILLIAM HEDY DANNY HEGARTY MARTHA HEIKKA GARY HEIN ELENOR MARII: HENLEY SANDRA LEE 5 , HILL BETTY LOUISE HIPPS CAROLE HOFFDAHL BEVERLY HOLMES SANDRA HORVATH RONALD HOUCHIN CAROL HRITZ RONALD HUGHES PATRIC'A HUGHES SHARON HUTCHISON, JAMES IRWIN, JOYCE JENNINGS, GLORIA JEWEL, DONALD HOLMES DAVID HOWARD VIOLET HUSTED MARVIN JOHNSTON SUZANNE KAAE BEVERLY ANN KELLY HAROLD KENDRIK KATHERINE HENRY, MARY HENTSHEL, RICHARD HENSLEY, DONALD HERTZLER, DORIS I JACKSON DARLENE JENKINS RONALD JONES DARLENE JOHNSON JAMES KAIN, PEGGY KEATING, NANCY KETTERMAN, JOHN KERN, JUANITA KING BEN KING NELSON KIRK DARREL KLABOUCH DONALD KLARR, MARTIN KLINE, DONALD KLING, MELVIN KNAPP, DUANE KNIGHT, JERRY KNIGHT, RUTH KOON, SHARON KRAUSSE, FRED KUSKIE, CHARLES LABERGE, HILAIRE LACEY, SAMMY LA GRONE, CHARLES 5 , LUCERO, MARJORIE LUTHER, KENNETH MADDOX, DAVID MAISCH, DOTIES LANGFORD MICHAEL LAWLER CONNIE JEAN LEWIS ELAINE LOGUE JOAN LANTOW NELSON LOUDENBACK CONNIE LAURIE MURIEL LAY DIXIE ANN LEE JOHN LENORUD BARBARA LEWIS HOLLIS LINDAHL GENE LOFING DONALD LOUDENBACK CONNIE LOWE FRANCIS LAHLUM SANDRA 5 MANNERS ROMONA MARINOS KAREN MARTIS GEORGE MATSON NANCY SUE LYON, RICHARD MALONE, ERNESTINE MACKLIN, CARL MANDERSON, PATTY MAYS, JANICE MCCORMICK, CAROL MCGUIRE RONALD MILLER KATHLEEN MERRELL, LYLE MCCRARY, PATRICIA MCNABB MARY MINICK JERRY MERRICK, DORIS MCELROY, MARILYN MCNULLEN GEORGE MITCHELL WESLEY MEYERS, BEVERLY ANN MCGUINN, BILLIE SUE MIDDLETON ALLEN MIZE PASTY LOUISE MARCHANT CHERYL MART:L ANTOINETTE MAXWELL ANNE MARIE MAYER PATRICIA 5 MOORE JERRY MULKEY PHILLIP MURPHY SANDRA NEWMAN CHARLES MORAN BETTY JANE MULLENEX EDDIE NAEGLE RICHARD NICHOL RONALD MORGADO JOSEPH MUNN ROBERT NASH ROBERT O BERGH SHARON MOTTAZ STANFORD MURPHY ANITA NAVARRO ANTONIO OLDHAM HOWARD olsou, Joan ORSELL RUDOLPH O'NEILL, JANELLE OSBORN GARY OWENS GORDEN PACKARD GAIL PARSONS JILL PAYNE MONA LEE , 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 I I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I ' I i E P E 1 1 1 1 5 I - I I l 1 l w I ORD ROBERT OSBORN HOWARD ORME JAN OUELLETTE SHIRLEY I .2 V ,I PARKINS, MILTON PARMETER, ROBERT PENNER, LINDA PERRY, .IACQUELINE PETERSEN, JANICE PETERSON EDITH PETERSEN KENNETH PETERSEN PAUL PEYTON, KENNETH PFIRRMAN, ALVINA PHILLIPS, SHARON PIKOP, LE ROY PINKERTON, YVONNE PERCY, WILMA PIZZATA, FRANK PLANZO, BARBARA POLING, MARJORIE POOLE, ARTHUR POOLE, WILLIAM POPE, EDWARD 4-. 5 RICHARDSON JOANNE RICKERTS RICHARD ROBINETT GERALDINE ROGERS SHARIAN dna- PORTER YVONNE PROVOST MAVIS PROWSE MARY REAY SHIRLEY ANN REDDING TROY R REGAN BRUCE REINEKE PRIOR ROBERT PRICE ROBERT PROVOST LEONARD PUCKETT MARY QUICK TOM EED NANCY REED THOMAS JANICE REYNOLDS NELSON RHODES ANNA JANE ROOUEMORE LYNWOOD ROSSIGNOL MARJORIE STE MARIE GAIL SARGENTI ANDREW I I I II 1 1 1 1 gif? I , Q in -I . .:,. -. .:.,., . ..:.: - 1 .. ,. A 3 fl X ..,., Q I .1 15 3 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 RITCHIE, JOYCE RHEIM, PATRICIA ROGERS, WILLIAM ROGERS, WINIFRED RUDDER ROBERT SATTER CARMELLA RUSSELL THEODORE SATTERFIELD NORMAN SCHAFFER HENRY SEELGEN AUDREY SHADLE TOMMY SHELTON RONALD SCHENK ELLEN SCHIFAUDO THERESA SELTZER GLEN SENTMAN JAMES SHAFFER SHIRLEY SHAW PAULA SHULL RONALD SHUSTERMAN ARNOLD 5 SCHWAB EUGENE SEWELL CLIFFORD SHEARER PATRICIA ANN SILL ARLENE I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 O l 1 1 in 'IE-'-' SIMONS GLORA SILVER RICHARD SMITH CAROLYN SMITH DONNA MARIE SMITH GLENN SMITH JANICE SMITH N NA SMITH PATRICIA SMITH SHARI ANN SOMERBY RONALD SOMERVILLE MONA SOWERS RAY SMITH CLIFFORD SMITH JEAN SOLOMAN DARLENE SPALSBURY BONITA SPEHAR, GENE SPIER, JOHN STARKEY, HARLEY STEIN, WILLIAM SORENSEN GEORGE STEWART DARLENE STOUT TOM STREETZ JAMES 5- .. STANLEY CAROL ANN STANLEY MARILYN STEINERT EDMUND STEUBER BILL SUTTON ROBERT TABER SHIRLEY TRIPP DANNY STINSON SHARON STOKES GEORGE SUMMERS ROBERT SUMP FERN SWAN SON KAREN TAYLOR PATRICIA TROY DOROTHY SWEETER MARTHA THOMAS DIANE TRUELOVE MARILYN SZARKOWICZ NORA TIBBITTS TERRY TURNER R DEEN TYKODI JOSEPH 814 :fs J TURNER, STEPHEN MILLINGER, MARVIN TYLER, MARY ALICE , ULMAN, CALVIN VICKERS, PATRICIA WAPENSKY, BONNIE WEAVER, LINDA VAN ARK, JONELLE VOGEL, DOROTHY WARSOFF, LARRY WEINGAND, GARY VAN HOOSER, DARRELL VOSBURG, CARROLL WATERSON, RUTH WEBSTER, LARRY VAN POOL, SYLVIA WALKER, CAROLYN WEAVER, DEANNE WELCH, RICHARD WELLER, CAROLYN WHITE, BETTY LOU WEST, MARY LOUISE WHITE, KEITH l 5 WHITEHEAD .IANICE WICKER LARRY WILLIAMS JACK WILLIAMS RICHARD WYSE, MARILYN WHITE, MELVIN WHINERY, ROBERT WHITEHEAD, CLIFF WOLTERS, HELEN ZANELLI, JERRY WOOSLEY, JACKIE ZIMMER, ALVIN YEOMAN, IRENE ZUELCH, FREDERIC YOUNG, JAMES WILCOX OREN WILLEY DAVID WINESETT MERRILEE WINSLOW ROBERT ADAMS ELEANOR ALLEN LEON ALLEN PATRICIA ARRINGTON DAROLD ATNIP JANICE BALLANCE SANDRA BECKETT CHESTER BLICKENDERFER RICHARD BOREN, REBECCA BRANDE HARVEY COLE DICK CRAIN JUDITH CRANFORD DAVID CRIST JACK CUNNINGHAM BONNIE DAVIS LAURENE DICKERSON RONALD DUNAGAN ROBERT EWEN ROBERT FIELDS JANICE FINLEY MARTIN FOSTER JOHNNIE FOWER DANIEL GANDY RAY GROVEN NANCY GUSTAFSON CAROL HACKATHORN JAMES HAMILTON DONALD HANSEN HOLLY CAMERA SHY HARDING FLETCHER HARRIS HOWARD HUNDEN EDWARD HUNTER JERRY JAMES SALLY IASTRAM SHERILL JUSTIS, DONNA KESSELL JOHN KETTERMAN JOHN KINDER ROBERT KNOWLES LARNELL KNYPSTRA PHILLIP KURTZ EUGENE LANE CAROL LEE LEE CAROL ANN LEE MARYETTA LONG STANLEY McBRIDE PAT McCALL JEAN MELLENGER MARVIN MCCRAY MARGIE MCGUIRE RONALD McVEY NORMA MOSLEY NANCY MURPHY DARLENE OGDEN BEVERLY ORLANDOS NICHOLES PAGE DOLORES PHILLIPS WILLIAM PLUMMUR RONALD POST LOIS POTTER CHERIE PRICE CHARLES PYFFER NADA REWOLDT DORIS ROCKWELL NORMA ROUTH WALLACE SEMPEK JAMES SHARP NANCY SMITH RODGER SNOW EDWARD SORMSTUN RICHARD SORENSEN GEORGE STOCK MARILYN STOTROEN JOAN SULLIVAN WILLIAM TOMASEK NICHOLAS TUBBE MARGARET ANN VAN GORDER PATRICIA WAHLER ARLISS WALKER SHIRLEY WATKINS PATRICIA WELLS WINIFRED WESTPHAL NORMA HANDAYAN MAX WHITEHEAD JEANNE WRIGHT BARBARA WRIGHT CAROLYN -5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 ' I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ff I Vx f , 5 ,-I 1 I I I I 1 I I l I 1 JORDAN ALUMNI CT ., SOR - GORDON NICKLE 'XM-' F rfvv sg! .U -. 1 .f VA ' 1 if Q ,Mwfw , Yr 1 U A , 'x.I ' '7 2 J' 34 5 'eiish l .44 ' L I Je, K . if T if n Q, 7 , ., ,. , J Q, I MP dh 5 . --5 P.-T.A. QUEEN - MARY KAY KNAPP and attendanis BEVERLY HOFFDAHL, JANET ROWE, MONA ROGERS, JANET RODIER, and NINA BURKS HOMECOMING QUEEN CAMPUS 9 X JEAN SMITH W? fu' 5 wg, I N . Q 2 ,'gj1.f'X' ef: Jfazix 4 1 xxx 94,1 2 1 .A ,,,,,.. , U? Q I iii QQ., TT - K QE' Q Fi A ,htm .I I A QSM. ' C X ' . . , 1 I J lllv ROYALTY qv H,, Qt NADROJ QUEEN NORMA WESTPHAL MR. IDEAL ANDY SARGENTI SNOWFLAKE QUEEN -JILL PARSONS and attendants JANICE CRAFT, CARLENE TANIGOSHI, YVONNE PORTER, NANCY MATSON, JANET LOPP, and JANET ROWE . FX t 1 l . ' N . V ' g l l 'H X Lf A ,ix f 'W l N i 1 li . fx -x ' , l N + 'I I , r . l A I i ix ,fix ly X' vw U u Xl W fl ,lf f M ' X304 film Jw QNX? ' All f lr Jill! lx! ll X lim ld x, X lllllli 1 l.J ,f lf 'li l l l X' X if -X,-I , y , i ry , c g v i ,NJ Ili, KY!! A ld f ' i lv up f VU , jg fry yu Lf i w it it V 1 lyl lx' iff J x I Q01 i in M f of lvl, l We learn about insects, sewing machines, and acids, not to mention algebra, history, and physics. Although most of us coulcln't do with- out our classes, we would like to try. The wide variety of electives helps to make school more enioyable for more people. What would school be without these classes ? JUNIORS - CLASS of '56 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Upperclassmen today, Seniors tomorrow. The class of '56 had its greatest moments busying itself with such things as planning the annual Junior-Senior Prom, which was a trem- endous success. The Juniors participated in the Christmas Dance, Triple K Week, and most of the athletic events. The Juniors themselves gave this class a most successful and happy year to remember. Jordan was proud to have them as a class. JUNIORS PHIL MILLER, pres., NANCY HILL, v-pres., BEVERLY BATES, sec., CATHY KETTLE, treas. SOPHOMORES - CLASS of '57 Sophomore bewilderment, the first day iitters, future ambitions, all these plus the ex- citement of football games, school yells, dances and new environment go into the word sophomore. The Class of '57 is the biggest class in the history of Jordan. The first day enrollment was over 900 students. The Sophomore spirit is real- ly tops and it helps the student body tremen- dously. SOPHOMORES RON CRITSER, pres., JACKIE CREACY, v-pres., JIM HAYES, treas., BOBBI KILBORN, sec. JUNIORS Greenfield ROW -1 C. Hettick, S. Williams, W. Herd, G. Shinn, L. Elder, D. Olson, l. Wright, C. Rampey, D. Brown, C. Gallelo ROW -2 J. Schaible, D. Cotton, D. Meyer, l. Gallagher, T. Saraceno, M. Williams, L. Lichtenthaler, P. Viscarra, B. Metsalt, ROW -3 D. Butler, K. Zommick, J. Howardson, J. Thibodeaux, J. Schneider, R. Cody, R. Peterson ROW -4 J. Revard, C. Townsend, F. Cvar, E. Tardif, L. Pittman, R. Cody, D. Platt JUNIORS Greenfield ROW -'l M. Peck, .l. McCall, N. Bisso, L. Larson, A. Collins, J. Raska, J. Albin, S. Worden, M. Tuel, C. Knauss ROW -2 R. Standoff, D. Jorgenson, S. Powers, M. Langdon, E. Blackstone, E. Danaher, L. Houlihan, R. James, T. Fafrbairn ROW -3 D. Miller, B. Motshagen, J. Dial, D. Dorr, J. McCoy, C. Ackerman, M. Lemmon, R. Planzo, B. Watson ROW -4 G. Burge, D. Martin, L. Short, D. Meusch, R. Boyd, B. Shoufler, B. Belshe, P. Maris JUNIORS Hepler ROW -l D. White, R. Allison, B. Bullock, S. Caldwell, L. Rice, M. Cash, D. Bonmeier, C. Cambell, B. Simons ROW-2 R. Cole, B. Cooper, B. Sheridan, B. Morgan, B. Cornelius, L. Biddle, B. Eberhart ROW-3 J. Phelps, R. Whitford, L. Clower, M. Roquemore, R. Dooley, D. Hamilton, R. Smith ROW-4 F. Goodwin, D. Kussin, R. Marr, W. Hlngley, H. Thiel, J. Fletcher, R. Blanchard, M. White JUNIORS Hepier ROW -l C. Koeller, M. Cline, A. Sweetland P. Ford, G. Gensemer, J. Thompson, M. Campobasso, J. Lopp, C. Apple, E. Bravn. ROW -2 E. Slakes, K. Squires, W. Roberts, D. Lewis, M. Tyler, G.Dibble, G. Woods, J. Morrison, N. Kovacs, L. Hukel, H. Sherwood. ROW -3 J. Trout, R. Schwartz, D. Ruark, F. Acevedo, P. Dunlap, D. Davis, J. Erickson. ROW -4 J. Lawler, R. Fawcett, L. Corlew, J. Verstraeten, S. Allumbaugh, R. McEwan, D. Wallace. JUNIORS Larsen ROW -l P. Marshall, S. Chamberlain, R. Woodbury, J. Kunkel, P. Delong, B. Brown, B. Alther, M. Molloy, E. Dotzenrod. ROW -2 Mr. Tuck, B. Baker, L. Kimes, S. Kobata, C. Tanigoshi, J. Berry. ROW -3 P. Miller, P. Farley, G. Vanderpool, J. Mole, R. Booth, L. Phelps. ROW -4 B. Carter, D. Nelson, D. Broskett, H. Lotton, T. Pruitt, J. Brown, R.Whitley JUNIORS Larsen ROW -'l J. lnlow, S. MUHCY, l- CUNY' l. Christensen, J. Miller, C. Worsey, M. Poehlman, P. Lukas, C. Gallegos, L. Lafluer. ROW -2 B. Norris, C. Miller, B. Miller, K. Ferrell, L. Stiff, M. Johnson,, P. Gill, B. Bates, J. Bongers, M. Lovett. ROW -3 B. SMITH, L. Stucky, D. Goodman, L. Rancor, M. Lee, l. Blodgett, K. Hill, B. Wantz, D. Stults, R. Dickson. ROW -4 L. Corbett, L. Brooks, J. Spiry, B. Smith, B. Walls, C. McWilliams, B. Balsamo, B. Bacon. JUNIORS Parrish ROW -l D. Eble, L. Cromwell, N. King, D. Peterson, C. Zeek, S. Sites, J. Truett, A. Bates, D. Roberge. ROW -3 R. Pierce, L. Doty, V. Ellison, J. Gilliam, M. Capps, R. Light, E. Vandyke, J. Hewlett. ROW -3 R. Pierce, D. Lester, V. Ellison, P. McEwan, A. Jarvis, S. Schurr, K. Horton, L. Lafleur, R. Hansen ROW -4 D. Drake, D. King, M. Johnson, C. Barnes, D. Chapman, F. Millard, B. Lemley JUNIORS Parrish ROW -l M. Anderson, D. Edge, l. Bower, C. Pfleger, N. DeGrande, L. Flowers, G. Guisdman, M. Lewallen, C. Johnson, M. MUTTOCKS. ROW -2 D. Stewart, B. Payne, K. Corbin, J. Wurth, L. Reagan, S. Patton, R. Young, W. Renfro, J. Gott, M. Southern. ROW -3 D. West, J. Kelly, J. Hutchison, T. Farace, J. Wilcott. ROW -4 R. Smith, J. Crowley, S. Nasheim, J. Ketierman. JUNIORS Patten ROW -'I J. Drake, D. Goldsmith, G.Elzenga, J. Clanton, G. HoHdahl, B. VanDusen, V. Watson, J.Lee, J. Weeden, J. Jewell ROW 2- P. McBride, J. Graham, J. Fisher, B. Will'amson, M. Munson, V. Means, M. Underwood, J. Rodier, P. Ivey, D. Hillis, K. Kettle, C. Richmond, G. Eastwood, P. Kissinger ROW -3 J. Peacock, J. Hughes, D. Sturges, B. Jay, J. Craver, W. Reilly, M. Magee, D. Adams, K. Lubsen ROW -4 D. Davis, J. Johnston, B. Wagner, R. Peck, B. Emerson, T. Barnett, H. lllingworth, H. Martin. JUNIORS Pels ROW -1 H. Lantow, M. Chase, G. Garner, V. Lutz, D. Provost, N. Hornaday, S. St. Dennis, C. Criminger, B. Carmona. ROW -2 M. Brown, K. Squires, C. Vershaw, N. Hill, C. Diener, S. Wilson, D. Keepers. ROW -3 G. Garner, T. Renner, F. McKern, T. Bryant, J. Parker, D. Carrington, G. Shaw. ROW -4 J. Sheets, D. Dakovich, M. Alls, B. Coleman, B. Shoup, C. Gardner, T. Sims. JUNIORS Pels ROW-l S. Farmen, M. Hoyt, J. Collier, J. Kennick, J. Bennett, C. Smith, R. Maynor, B. Lee ROW -2 D. Anderson, B. Evans, S. Molletti, C.Parrish, D. Jacoby, P. Farrar, D.Feary ROW-3 D. Halligan, R. Colvin, W. Craner, T. Peterson, C. Bolton ROW-4 R.Lorson, F.Hant, D.Hall, T. T. Bryan. JUNIORS Poultney ROW -'l J. Hickman, B. Simpson, S. Lassig, E. Cutler, G. Steele, L. Harris, S. Reed, A. Abrahamson, J. Camelot: B. Bumgarner ROW -2 H. Kuskie, M. Greaney, S. Hardin, J. Grant, R, Cornelius, J. Adamoli, F. Basile, B. Marriott, ROW -3 D. Cecil, D. Dano, J. Sparks' W. Hill, A. Lazarus, N. Linebarger, P. Chiemeil, J. Boyer, D, Brown. ROW -4 W. Shook, D. Coon, J. Wadleigh R. Rhodes, A. Hunsaker, K. Lorensen A. Chambers, D. Rogers JUNIORS Sanders ROW -1 P. Allen, M. Garner, B. Jennings, B. Hunter, J. Hansen, D. Pfatf, M. Hoberecht, M. Mobley, B. Begin, B. Upton ROW -2 C. Spalsbury, J. Pikop, B. Lambert, E. Magnuson, E. Wiegner, S. Sandell, M. Shirk, W. Hudspeth, B. White, S. Bodine ROW -3 D. Gollihugh, P. Snyder, B. Gibbs, R. Wade, R. Verant, E. Marguis, D. Johnson, D. Lamoreoux, D. Hannigan, B. Baty ROW -4 D. Strickland, D. Howsare, D. Willis, B. Shelby, L. Ingersoll, R. Beggs, D. Trueblood, J. Emley, R. VonHorne JUNIORS Sanders ROW-1 J.Johnson, J. Chandler, W.Corley, C. Rogers, B. Pilcher, N. Steadman, D. Closson, S. Slikker, L. Taylor ROW-2 B.Dillon, J.Tulleys, J. Richardson, D. Smith, W. Wall, C. Melchert, S. Kemmerer, D. Morris ROW-3 M. Wheeler, J. Green, J. Usab, B. Booth, R. Gardner, M. Price, R. Michael ROW-4 D. Moore, B. Caldwell, N. Creath, J. Feenstra, J. Foster JUNIORS Sharp ROW -'I M. Halvorson, D. Vitale, E. Parks, J. Stepp, G. Matz, J. Easley, P. Gardner, C. Skillman, J. Arnold, S. Buchanan ROW -2 J. Tryon, S. VanUnen, C. Bagwill, S. Hodges, K. Copley, B. Shallcross, R. Rogers ROW -3 W. Whetstone, E. Maples, P. Richardson, M. Schmidt, B. Barber, D. Hotz, W. Frantl, D. Hickson. ROW -4 C. Cox, J. Smith, R. Hartman, C. Cullen, J. Hubbard, G. Gibson, l.. Wilson JUNIORS Gordon ROW -'l J. England, A. Downing, C. Conrad, D. Powell, C. Dunn M. Craft, A. Rice, C. Jenner, J. Laatz, K. Kramer, ROW -2 R.Brennan, J. Wineland C. Johnson, M. Evans, L. Hester, R. Fairly, F. McDonough ROW -3 D. Mongomery, T. Reagan, W. Waller, M. Johnston, D. Sedgwick, J. Stepp ROW -4 J.Roach, T. Winkey, L. Woll, J. Blevins SOPHOMORES Auld ROW -1 S. MeCardIe, C. Miller, J. Harmen, C. King, S. Levitt, P. Brannon, P. Denny, J. Copland, J. Biddle, J. Gillip, K. Happatz. ROW -2 B. Beale, L. Sziiarto, S. Gentry, M. White, M. Schober, S. Bill, B. Rinerhart, A. Long. ROW -3 D. Hanna, B. Johnson, B. Rendahl, L. Luadiker, D. Blankenhorn, T. Kleinbaver, D. Bockstader. ROW -4 D. Hall, W. Bibb, A. Foster, N. Newton, B. Hirsch. SOPHOMORES Bernd ROW -1 J. Taylor, G. Woods, C. Woodruff, C. Wright, J. Hodge, S. Taylor, S. Dymond, J. Rowe ,L. Quinn D. Hyta. ROW -2 D. Dunn, L. Patterson, C. Shaw, J. Feary, G. Weaver, J. Gallegos, C. Miller, F. Hester. ROW -3 S. Rummler, B. Bryson, L. Gentry, H. Quinlan, S. Buckwalter, J. DeVries, G. Downey, C. Beckwith, B. Frazier. ROW -4 J. Mobley, T. Green, J. Barnett, R. Russell, C. Warino, D. Dollarhide, R, Tracy, D. Mize, L. Lanhardt. SOPHOMORES Bernd ROW -l S. Russell, B. Salhus, J. Summers, C. Eckerman, P. Craig, A. Elston, N. Skeens, B. Davis, J. Demers. ROW -2 A. Neuman, L. McGuinn, D. Odger, M. Mumford, 5. Burgess, E. Hayden, S. Emerson T. Arthur, J. Portley. ROW -3 E. Heikka, R. Pierce, A. Stokes, C. Cole, B. Mazurkiewiez, D. Wright, J. Gregory, L. Smith, M. Poling. ROW -4 A, Anfenson, J. Hotz, S. Barnett, R. Mabry, M. Koroslev, L. Humbert, D. Corbett, SOPHOMORES Brooks ROW -'I B. Elliott, W. Dodge, G. Schiolberg, J. Kunkel, B. Shaffer, C. Smith, J. Toler, D. Morgan, F. Sparks ROW -2 P. McCullough, P. Pierce, I. Gardner, L. Johnson, P. Paul, K. McConnell, B. Hunter, S. Drury, J. Finch ROW -3 L. Conrey, E. Donley, T. DeYoung, L. Ogden, G. Ramazetti, J. Alford, G. Strong ROW -4 E. Ray, G. Stivers, B. Pate, L. Pitts, E. Baxter SOPHOMORES Brooks ROW -1 K. Henderson, L. Jordal, C. Wapensky, E. Manor, N. Merritt, K. Barngrover, F. Sias, R. Walter, B. Hickman, S. Taylor ROW -2 C. Brown, M. Lawe, J. Mac Isaac V. Grant, J. Davis, J. Payne, D. Bowers, B. Nolan ROW -3 D. Wilson, P. Bauer, K. Selvey, C. Lee, T. Wilhite, H. Crowley, P. Walker, E. Arnold, E. Vest, D. Jones ROW -4 P. Rathbun, C. Bryant, F. Goodwin, D. Railsback, R. Mercer, C. Turner, N. Crawford, J. Ahlstedt, D. Schultz, G. Lee SOPHOMORES Davis ROW -'I V. Halonen, J. Fuhrman, S. Kirkendall, L. Sellers, M. Risetter, R. Moqk, D. Dixon, B. Hill, M. Gollugher, D. Lowe ROW -2 E. Sully, J. Hembree, C. Carter, J. Still, J. Froehlich, E. Boone, M. Reed, J. Stephenson, R. Garrett, Mr. Davis ROW -3 C. Frietag, W. Faris, C. Reynolds, F. Jorgenson, C. Howerton, B. Johnson, J. Festa, T. Clark ROW -4 E. Stern, J. Morris, L. Church, G. Phelps, R. Villa, R. Carey SOPHOMORES Davis ROW -'l R. Chandler, V. Langham, C. Beeninga, P. Holbert, S. Hall, J. Greeley, M. Hemphill, T. Crandall, J. Lewis, J. Mineghino ROW -2 B. Shaver, B. Mahoney, A. Schumann, S. Howard, D. Joy, F. Lawson, P. Raidy, V. Prickett, D. Hoisington, Mr. Davis ROW -3 P. Groslouis, T. Parks, G, Filbey, G. Muncy, M. Couley, H. Selters, G. Rocheleau, J. Ferris, ROW- 4 G. Wyatt, B. Jackson, L. Lehmer, K. Reynolds, P. Needham, D. Morrison, C. Collier JUNIORS Gordon ROW-'I G. Hoyt, P. Hartung, B. Lore, N. Hughes, P. Mt'Daniel, J. Morrill, T. Stephens, B. Sexton ROW -2 D. Kay, L. Brown, J. Byington, L. Price, W. Rogers, R.Nelson, J. Schenk J. Bielic ROW -3 Loudenback, T. Conlisk, G. Richards, J. Copelan, T. Reno, D. Jackson, B. Leipardt, R. Jones SOPHOMORES Auld ROW -'I B. Shelby, R. Cossarek, H. Holtzhauer, C. Carter, J. Chase, N. Raulston, N. Yoder, D. Mattox, D. Henley ROW -2 C. Nance, L. Miller, M. Crawford, J. Lyons, J. Ebersole, J. Ely, B. Russell, J. Aucutt ROW -3 G. Downing, J. Nelson, B. Bookout, D. Denison, J. Lynn, K. Appelton ROW 4 G. Klinzing, J. Whitney A. Myrter F. Lange, R. Wilson, D. Risinger, L. Ussery, D. Brockert, J. Rowland, M. Cuckler SOPHOMORES Gough ROW -'l S. Gunn, J. Grieve, N. Cash, A. Sanford, S. Griffin, J. Donohue, B, Kidder, B. Chappell, M. Moskewich ROW -2 R. Mitchell, R. Lopez, 5, Moore, L. Proot, E. Hart, J. Cablayan, D. Smith, ROW -3 D. Crulllmett, J. Loomis, G. Sprott, R. Cerny, J. Drouin, G. Omo, G. Swan ROW -4 B. Genaitis, G, Roos, L. Greer, J. Limpo, R. Arntsey, G. Meinert, W. Neptune soPHoMoRes Gough ROW -'I J. Mosby, A. Schumarher, L. Miller, C. Likes, K. Mclntosh, P. Combs, M. Barnes, L. Pepper, Y. Cregut ROW -2 P. Sloan, W. Hawkins, L. Bentley, B. Cornelius, D. Kraft, P. Towns, G. Wolf ROW -3 R. Willson, R. Conkle, D. Malone, K. McCalley, D. Rutledge, P. McNamara J. Nicodemus ROW -4 R.Cox, B. Caughren, M. Cook, T. Alexander, R. Rothwell, F. Pollard, J. Ellis SOPHOMORES Gross ROW-'l A, Lemmon, P. Amundson, G. Calhoon, B. Whitemore, J. Peppett, L. Knoll, C. Peterson, M. Dunbar, P. P. Marshall, C. Katzenberger ROW-2 G. Parkins, D. Waller, C. Anderson B. Pirot, L. Opie, K. lngle, M.K.Knapp, S. Lawler, B. Pittenger, M. Weygandt, V. Munger, S. Kleppe ROW -3 J. Kelly, B. Shrum, J. McCoy, H. Rogers, J. Christensvn, G. Conway, R. La Coss, M. Morrow, J. Underhill, R. Carpenter. ROW-4 D.Van Dusen, G, Hathaway, D. Gross, J. Irwin, R. Webb G. Whitener, D. Fisher. U cz... , mg 15526 :lyk f N sm? CN C5 .QA on 'iw 0 , ,- SOPHOMORE Gross ROW -1 K. Comer, M. Bomar, J. Johnston, D. Karr, M. Mason, K. Smongesky, S. Schifaudo, K. Kubik, V. Mauduit, M. Fassel. ROW -2 W. Lehr, C. McKinney, L. Pompeii, W. Dalpiaz, G. Romero, J. Toyer, C. Penrose. ROW -3 P. Chesmar, K. Craig, J. Cullen, K. Fox, F. Taylor, S. Bibler, D. Lambrose, M. McNay. ROW -14 T. Geary, C. Wennekamp, M. Gallelo, R. Baie, R. Williams, A. Johson, G. Sachwar, D. Clark. SOPHOMORES lantorno ROW -1 P. England, R. Vedder, M. Kosowsky, M. Maddry, D. Carter, E. Stevens, V. Mellott, D. Harkey, D. Abrams, C. Barker. ROW -2 L. Fasset, J. Rodgers, J. Garrett, M. Krupi, R. Davis, V. Bodine, C. Anderson, J. Olds, F. Hecht. ROW -3 B. Frese, L. Booth, R. Frank, D. Dennis, R. Amy, H. Feagins, D. Rhodes, P. Gilson. ROW -4 F. Arundel, P. Smock, B. Thrasher, B. Alsup, N. Dodgin, J. Lidyard, N. Morris, T. Lewis. SOPHOMORE lantorno ROW -1 C. Radke, P. Leinen, K. Langford, P. Johnson, J. Elwell, D. Fulliames, S. Bostick, L. Hannawell, H. Reed. ROW -2 B. Kilborn, W. Burnett, L. Coleman, J. Elzenga, M. Case, C. Zufelt. ROW -3 G. Alexander, B. Paterson, O. Jones, R. Morris, L. Bay, D. Morse, A. Craig, T. Wilkes. ROW -4 B. Godwin, D. Prescott, J. Roberts, B. Asbee, K. Ladbury, G. Cox. SOPHOMORES Patten ROW -l P. Hall, L. Whitney, L. Nelson, S. Gott, M. Simpson, S. Brimhall, F. Frantz, J. Creacy, E. LaPont, L. Loon ROW -2 E. Beam, L. Douglas, J. Wallis, C. Panek, R. Mower, H. Swenson, S. Jessup, B. Petersen, V. Gordon ROW -3 D. Melvin, C. Aviles, B. Brese, B. Moran, B. Hultsman, G. Badstubner, B. Capps, R. Truiillo, E. Hensley, A. Williams ROW -4 R. Day, B. Fowks, R. Anderson, B. Kazak, D. Hagey, K. Wood, A. Lincoln, J. Bigger, B. Reid SOPHOMORES Pomeroy ROW -l D. McDowell, R Letts, M. McCabe, D. Morris, N. Whitehead, J. Wilson, W. Holder, R. Radel, F. Eich, N. Wildman, S. Keaster ROW -2 J. Murphy, C. Walker, T. Couror'. 9. Surmany, M. Gillies, P. lrelanrl, J. Darrah, J. Newlllan, S. Resley, C. Hillig, L. Remedes, D. Manning ROW -3 G. Balsnmo, R. Gorlick, B. Dow, J. Adema, D. Sauder. D. Pender. G. M:Kernie, W. Gordon, K. Fairbonlr: ROW -4 Y. Green, D. Storms, V. Westfall, C. Grant, A. Jennings, P. Roe SOPHOMORES Pomeroy ROW -1 S. Horton, N. Taylor, M. Poccione, J. Yates, S. Hester, B. White, L. Tolman, B. Berry, E. Blakely ROW -2 P. Fitzgerald, J. Appleton, C. LeMaster, P. Dittman, J. Games, S. Arnold, l. Winger, D. Nielsen, M.Wilkins, J. Berman ROW -3 S. Larsen, P. Jones, R. Dorsey, R. McClintosh, R. Miller, R. Batson, L. Stepp, F. McConnell, L. Smith, D. Havard ROW -4 J. Sherman, V. Martin, J. Cron, D. Lane, D. Plien, B. Myrter, E. Bryan, N. Slaughter, D. Hooper SOPHOMORES Thomas ROW -I S. James, C. Hughes, P. Horsley, M. Arnold, N. Moss, S. Kubik, P. Vogel, S. Brown, S. Herstedt, B. McLc1rty ROW -2 C. Baum, M. Schoenberqet, V. Pulsifer. C. Peterson, N. Novak, N. Lightfoot, J. Robertson, S. Shieluf ROW -3 J. Farris, D. McGrew, P. Groslovis F. McGill, T. Balch, J. Berglund, R. Cyr R Matthews, B. Fischer ROW -4 P. Stewart, J. Hancock, L. Whiting, W. Kern, E. Lyons J. Pfeiffer SOPHOMORES Thomas ROW -l S. Russell, D. Acuff, C. Ortiz, A. James, J. Underwood, C. Brazil, C. Lovsteen, C. Kramer, J. Johnson, S. Bebee, S. Ching ROW -2 A, Cody, J. Wilson, D. Burks. D. Gilbert, C. Morton, L. Smith, B. Snow, D. Kreider, S. Cox, J. Filbert, S. Parks, D. Swaney ROW -3 C. Walton, D. Ball, L, Bellenbaum, B. Snyder, E. Bryant. M. DuBourdieu, T. Bull, R. Kobata ROW -4 M. Culy, E. Taylor, D, Morrison, G. Justice' J. Chapman, R. Ferguson, J. Anderson 1-.F Di Aka L: Quai Egg 3? , 1? fgvi f R72 5 gf in 4 Y el' N A V v Q Q5 U X XJ ' W ,, g 1 A 1 vi I .,, ,, 'S 4 4: 'I Q l my wi' 4, Q. , J W N 35 Q, A Q- if fr Q, f .3 my .v V , Q A , ia 'H . 3 , A,,w,4- ic I, , Ag 1? i : 1: A. i iw .M W f ,,..,,., , . ,ku . by W -XA ,Sw . .,.A - E. ,, bb ISSSQ W , MAL 3 Mggwm., - 4 Q E X4 A is W is as I , ww S 1 -fifb W, ' 4 .1 E X Q ff QQ MQ .4 'V - :WW 4, V,.:,: 5 , ,.: ' my W1 'Rf , . 'X N 1 i Y ' ' ' f - X 'Q' - Q ,S my 5- N8 4. 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THE MILK BOWL GAME .4 11:1 ,,v-v ,lxxvx snxxxfx fwlnxnv x aixwvxx fvxx1x,vn vvyusnxi 11,1 fvnxflx sniff- v SOLFEGGIO THE ROYAL GUARDS ORCHESTRA 3 fl 514, A PIANO ACCOMPANISTS , . - Q ACAPPELLA CHOIR CHRISTMAS EVENSONG ,nd FALL OFFICERS - '54 One ot the most popular places around Jordan is, of course, the canteen. The dances, games of pool and ping pong, and iust getting together with friends make lite much more enjoyable for many a Jordan student. Mrs. Jones, the sponsor, makes everyone feel right at home. The busiest time tor the canteen was during the football season. This year the can- teen had the largest enrollment since its open- ing seven years ago. IN THE SIDE POCKET CANTEEN CARDS PLEASE! MRS. JESSIE JONES DIRECTOR HI-TEEN SPRING OFFICERS - '55 The toll president wos Jim Young, tirst vice president, Stuort Hort, second vice-president Jill Porsons, secretory, Pot Gordner, treosurer Don Coon, publicity, Dorlene Stewort. The spring otticers were president, Ed Critser first vice-president, Deonne Ptott, second vice- president, Andy Sorgenti, secretorY, Virginio Fletcher, treosurer, Archie Archuleto. NUMBER SEVEN OFF THE BOARD H ONE FOOT CAST of CHARACTERS Rev. Frazer Spence . . . Douglas Drummond Dr. Romer . . . Hope Spense lmotherl . . Eileen .... Hartzell . . . Rev. Wm. H. Spence . . Mrs. Cambridge . Mrs. Jellison . Mrs. Digby . Georgie . Louise . Molly . Ronny . Letty .... Mrs. Lydia Sandow Major Cooper . . Maria Mendoza Bishop Sherwood R O Davis Rodelyn l3allard Sharon Koon Grace Cook . . John Lee Jim Andrews Sharon Stinson .Linda Drew Jean Kunkel . Lola Frantz . Carmella Satter MAKE - UP Anna Rhodes Jerry Zanelli Joan Truett . Judy Crain Nina Smith Joan Easley Clois Jones Joan Easley . Joan Truett Terry Tibbitts Kenneth Zomick . Chris Ortiz Jack Beckwith 3 5 Xczffrf I 4392 x 1 K 4 A 5. S ' M mx S' fffkw 1 I , fgii mq: -fn W s -x 1 1 , 1 . t j 1 .4 31 ' WW A. ff M540 uw '- fn. ,U .Fw ' X 1 11 X Q M 5.115 X , 1 . ,.x,gN,,,..s- v 4 4 i Q 1 1 X 5 s 5' , . H . .X K Q X x 9 V251 55 fffiff , swim? ff ig? wg? 5 gg Vai' 115,423 Q 5 ,Za ' vY 1 ' I W .422 1 J QF V - I 'd v Nav- ' .e- ' - ,,Mf4' 1 3 ,-il '. ,ad Ill, qv o vp I x v-f 1 .M X .as isis 'x ' I6 Q, J O -Q X GQ?5g ' 2 ?4Oi3w'ff p4.'X xt' A AW,'7 i?fly5f't-Q ,:'.rhn?,a f wi., ,wh x if a Q s Q if ff 'L 1 , QQ? f .Q B fr. i 5 s A-' ' Wm f W M M. QUEEN JILL PARSONS Dancing and soft music high- lighted the evening as we swept across the floor with Christmas Spirit. The main event of the evening was the crowning of the Snowflake Queen, Jill Parsons, by Mr. Wilson. The Queen reigned happily over the merriment of the annual Christ- mas Dance. A wonderful time was had by all. A SHARP SANTA CHRISTMAS PARTY BACKWARD DANCE Winner and champion The climax of boys' week was the Backward Dance which was a big success. The girls provided the boys with vegetable corsages, transportation, and food. This is a very special week which all the boys enjoy. Norma Westphal was crowned the Nadroi Queen. To reign with her, as Mr. Ideal, was Andy Sargenti, Go girl go! 'ffl' KN C A BULB 3553 ! wh W mcsebgxoiei 'N www W?g':j?75f:21'PHLW5xbwW M 'Mg .J www WW' Wu Uzgaacgatiaaa Our school organizations help to teach us democratic and parlimentary procedures which we must know in order to become good citizens in our school and nation. RED CROSS BIBLE CLUB JORDAN BLADES ROLLING PANTHERS KQV ' sQi l 5 H gf. fm Q vt' ' , -, ' MQ, HTML X. X ?j-955351.-f,, ff' -. .k?5'9f'I9 'Ae' 'ffffifff' 'Jig ' K' 32? S 15 Q 1 2 ', ?'l' . A-rr . fi uf '-ffl' ' U ' 2 .f fs 1i5? 5q??aQnf5-ig3f3,gQ- fr? g3'f'fg. - 'ZQQQQ 111. wf.f7 we ie im? if f ' -'iWeb esxpi 2231!-f-'Q' f ' 'Q 0'-.1-5. , auf sigffx- Q ,gag-L .HQ - g..- .151-5.-',K:,..'fXf.y , -, A' 'qfef X fy C, sr., W . 1. 5 ' W gQ:?i?f Aifffli. N, 5? 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W .5 Q ki, T-if 59 233 X 5 ,QB '? 1,f .41 535' '3 :QQ H5 .nm ik. 'MW' Y' E Q. 96 ix. Xf- inf. A if . 'i -YW EQ ' ,, A M 1 ., .,,,., aw M I Q , , ag ..,,: f . 3 tra vi? W , i 4 ' , ' Q I ik f' 3 fiizgz ' ' A 3 . . 1 f 5 U ,, I ,Q K s ' ,.,-., Q ., ' .:,. . ,. . ,Mm .,.,: Q ..- ' 1,5 15 A-2- , I 'M ' 'W an f M ' 2 A 5' Q . H sf 1 , ., ' , - K ' W VA: ' f : . ,: ':,' I A '75 fill' 'if' f 4 :,,,Q-.gl , ,zzvi 1 K g '. W W 1' 3525, J ,. A i W Q 0, . ' f 'veg - 5 W! i ' f X ,ff , 2 mf Q 3, 9 A Q 2 1 y A Pa J' . was -f . FLAG DETAIL GIRLS' LEAGUE CONFERENCE GIRLS' LEAGUE Every girl aT Jordan is a member of Girls' League. This year The Girls' League was under The guid- ance of Darlene Jones and Charlene Conrad. This organizaTion sponsors several assemblies during The year. The annual convenTion of The local Girls' League organizaTions was held in February. The high poinT of The year Tor This group was spon- soring and planning JusTice for Men's Week - - The week when The girls bring lunches, carry books, and open doors Tor The boys. The climax of Boys' Week was The Backward Dance. Amid The vegeTable cor- sages Andy SargenTi was crowned Mr. Ideal. Norma WesTphal reigned wiTh him as Nodrai Queen. The nnain job of The Boys' League was planning The annual All School Picnic. They helped in puTTing up The booThs, sold TickeTs, and co- operaTed wiTh The various oTher organizaTions. Bill STeUber headed This ine or- ganizaTion firsT semesTer and Ron Fairley, second semesTer. The cap- able sponsor vvas Mr. Greeley JOURNALISM DAY 1 l I YF! ,S 'W Y, 3 K A5 gf 1 3' , if ' 1' Q nf' gn' I 1 ' x v Q J ' 1 O ' Y fm ' 6 av Y ' . fer ya Y 4 sy we A 25215 5 Qt' N1 Y' ' g' I SEQ! 1 N-.Nu TW! W , a -1 if, i yi? Yr 'fa X, ,, gk J ',, ' I? ll-xvf Jxi f E A j yi Q ' 9 9 4 x ,pf 5' an ,gg .451 -,A' ., 3 ,, - , ,w 2' f mit? 4 Si E My A 5 Q 1 -ei , g nf if I 1. Q3 5 1 Q mi K Y! , , .i -W -fl QHQE2' , ME, 4. 13, :ff L x J Qglpqlgi My .W , W ,av iv 5? ,iv 5? E 51? IZ Q r' 2:2 , ., WMF? Q 0 ' y ,Q ,ff Q' ,pn Nfjfi 'T U , ff'7!L'Ey '3QiXx4, t. i fd V G ,sqm -2 ,: I X Fx P . ' A I f fl f-fvmakrvfr RADIO WORK SHOP The radio workshop class met eighth period under the direction ot Mr. Rashkow. This class vvas designed to promote interest in radio production. The class vvrote scripts and made recordings. Several scripts tor KLON, the Long Beach school radio station, were recorded. ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHERS The annual photography class, consisting ot fifteen members took pictures tor the Cats Purr, sports shots, and many other campus activities. Their equipment has been earned by the selling ot these pictures. Under the direction ot Mr. Joaquin Miller over 8000 pictures were taken this year. Most ot the students also have equip- ment to Work with at home. PRINT SHOP ln the print shop, the student learns basic subjects as English, grammar, spelling and punctua- tion by constant application and creation ot a printed proiect. Jordan has some of the finest equipment available. The print shop, with the able asistance ot Mr. George Meline, produces the school paper, school annual, and programs, posters, and tickets tor the P.-TA., school plays, musicals and athletic events. l 5 MR. JAMES SHARP -- - SPONSOR SHERRI GAGE - -- EDITOR The Cat's Purr, under the direction ot Mr. J. Sharp, came out on alternate weeks with a complete coverage ot campus events. Sherri Gage, having been elected Editor-in-chief, tor two consecutive semesters, did an exceptionally fine job. When deadlines were met and all copy in, the Staff sat back with a sigh, only to go to work on the next edition and once more bring the latest news to the campus. CAT'S PURR STAFF, SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS - I front rowl HILAIRE LA BERGE, treasurery SHARON O'BERGH, presidentp DENNIS NELSON, vice-president Ibock rowl MARY EDITH CLINE, secretcryp JIM ANDREWS and SHARON KOBATA, Committee of Five members. Q. fa ,.., ..,. ,, . X 2 I I Ap. SPRING SEMESTER OFFICERS - ffront rowI MISS SANDERS, sponsor, NANCY KEATING, treasurer, SHERIAN ROGERS, vice-president, HILAIRE LA BERGE, president, DARLENE JONES, secretary, MISS WRIDE, sponsor. Ibuck rowI JIM HAYES, JIM ANDREWS and SHARON KOBATA - members of Committee of Five. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY -'lx JACK aecxwm-L - FALL STUDENT BODY PRESIDENTS SPONSOR MYRTLE POULTNEY STUDENT GOVERNMENT BILL STEUBER - SPRING N ,LVL WA L 37 M FALL SEMESTER STUDENT BODY OFFICERS SPRING SEMESTER ALPHA SIGMA RHO ' JILL PARSONS TREAS. JEAN SMITH DEANNE PFAFF VICE PRES. ELAINE LEWIS PRES. JOAN ARNOLD KAYE BALDWIN CAROLYN BAUM SHIRLEY BOSTICK BARBARA BRUNO CHARLENE CONRAD PAT DEHART SHARON DYMOND JO ELZENGA JOHNA FILBERT PAT GARDNER JANICE GOERKE JANE HANSEN NANCY HILL MARGIE HOBERECHT MARJORIE HOIT WANDA HUDSPETH LINDA JOHNSON BOBBI KILBORN CAROL KNAUSS BARBARA LUDLOW PAT MARSHALL SHARON OLSON DOROTHY ROBERGE RAMONA ROGERS MARLA SCHOENBERGER BARBARA SHALLCROSS CARLENE SKILLMAN CARLENE TANIGOSHI MARY CLEMENS WILMA DALPIAZ CYNTHIA DECKER VIRGINIA FLETCHER VIRGINIA GORDON JERRY GRIEVE PHYLLIS HESS BETTY HILL CAROLE HIPPS GAIL HOFFDAHL JANE INLOW VIRGINIA MELLOTT SHIRLEY MOORE LINDA OPIE NORMA ROCKWELL JANET RODIER DARLENE STEWART SHARON STINSON ANN SWEETLAND R'DEEN TURNER VALERIE WATSON PAT TAYLOR NORMA WILDMAN BEVERLY WILLIAMSON DELTA DARLENE ACUFF PHYLLIS AMUNDSON BEVERLY BATES BETTY BEARD SHARON CLARK BARBARA VAN DUSEN DORIS GOLDSMITH TREAS. VIOLET HOWARD VICE PRES. BEVERLY HOFFDAHL PRES. an 1. 3. ,, M. .Q , , .- H'f':f2 KAPPA NU 1+ ww- - A WMM ,Eg h,,, ,, , , , MMI wa- ff?-513 MONA PAYNE TREAS. SHIRLEY TABER SEC. PAT CLAYPOOL VICE PRES. VIRGINA CLARK PRES. JUDY APPLETON DAGMAR BELMAN SUE CHANDLER ANN COLLINS LINDA ELDER BILLIE FISCHER JANICE GREGER KATHY KENDRICK RUTH KNIGHT NADA PYFFER GERRY ROBINETT AUDREY SEELGEN LAMBDA THETA TAU JUDY AUCUTT PAT BRYAN INA CHRISTENSEN JOYCE ELLWART LINDA FLOWERS ELENOR HEIN PAT MANDERSON JUDY MILLER JUDY SAMUELS KATHY ARVIG VICE PRESIDENT MARTHA HEGARTY PRESIDENT Q as T MW S' Im gi., . Qual 3 ? Y Wal LIBRA LUCY HESTER TREAS. CARMELLA SATTER VICE PRES. MARGARET EDWARDS PRES. BARBARA LENORUD RAMONA MANNERS JOAN EASLEY SUE CALDWELL PAT CLONIGER .IOANNE ELMS FAY HESTER SALLY HORTON JOYCE IRWIN MARLENE LANGDON LOIS LARSON GAIL MARSHALL PAT MARSHALL SHARON WARDEN JUDY MURPHY LINDA DAY EDITH HART LOIS HANNA IETTY HUNTER PAT IVY VERONICA JAMES KATHY KETTLE SUE LARSON DOROTHY LEWIS LILA MARRIOT NANCY MATSON SANDRA MURPHY CATHY PANEK SHARON PATTON JUDY PAYNE YVONNE PORTER WANDA ROBERTS G. G. ROUSLER BERNICE SNOW CARROLL VOSBURG IRENE WINGER JACKIE WOOSLEY JUDY WURTH RAE ANN YOUNG SANDY ZANDER OMEGA TAU DORENE IREWSTER TREAS. JANET LOPP SEC. PAT MAYER VICE PRES. JOYCE RITCHIE PRES. JULIE ALLEN DONNA BARNETT PATTE COON JANICE CRAFT W .- n. xii--., -,. g i f F ,L 1 V ...M W M Mg-ww. YS 8 ia. 4 wx. .. we .q,.,. I' U -if 31? .3 I ' fi.. aw ng, 4 ,dt T 5 Hz ' ff wi R 3 141 A. ,R fix if ff 'Wi' If ' f I PHI LAMBDA THETA ia QE -, . - lf vw 9 J II' f 4.4 I W x I 5 Lg f Q fx , -. '3- W BONITA SPALSBURY CORRES. SEC. NORMA WESTPHAL PRES. BARBARA SIMPSON TREAS. JO ANNE RICHARDSON VICE PRES. CAROL BAGWILL MARLENE BANCROFT NANCY DEGRANDE ALBERTA DOWNING VIRGINA ENNIS JOAN FUHRMAN IRENE GALLAGHER CONNIE GRANT MARY HENRY JOYCE HICKMAN SANDRA HOLMES SHIRLEY HOLMES .IUDY KULK MARILYN MCELROY SHARON McGREE SUE O'NElL JANICE RICHARDSON ROBERTA RYDELL COLEEN SPALSBURY DIAN SWANEY DIANE THOMAS JOANN WEEKS MARGARET GILLIES TRES. JOANNE JEWELL SEC. LUANN MORRIS VICE PRES. NANCY CASH PRES. DIXIE BROWN GLORIA CAMPBELL CATHY CARTER JANE CORNELIUS EVA CUTLER PAT IRELAND JO MINEGHINO JAN NICHOLS BETTY PAYNE HELEN REED ALICE SANFORD KAY SCHIFFBAUER ZETA PHI EPSILON 'I' ...nv 1? v, T or---w. Way' PHI OMICRON CAROL DOWNING SEC. c . LYNNENE REAGAN VICE PRES. DARLENE JACKSON PRES. ESTELLE ATKINSON RUTH ANN BACA ANN BATES BILLY BUMGARNER BETTE CARMONA GLORIA JENNINGS HELENE LANTOW MARILYN MOORE BETTY MORGAN GAY POUNDER WINIFRED ROGERS CHARLENE SMITH ALBERTA BEGIN ROSE CAMPOBASSO SUE CHAMBERLAIN MAUREEN COFFEY DOROTHY DE REMEE GERRY ELZENGA JOANNE FISHER GEORGIA GENSEMER JERRY GRAHAM DENISE HYTA BETTY .IENNING5 JOYCE LEE VICKI LUTZ DONNA PROVOST CAROL RADCLIFFE BOBI UPTON DIANE HILLIS TREASURER PATTI GILL CORRESPONDING SUE LASSIG VICE PRESIDENT SEC I ,. , S K S0 Q SWORD AND SCABBARD RICHARD DOOLEY SECRETARY DAN COSSAREK VICE PRES. STAN MOTTAZ PRES. MIKE ALLS STEVE ALLUMBAUGH DON BLEVINS RONNIE BRENNAN JAMES CROWLEY DAN DAVIS DAN HAMILTON JIM EMLEY FORREST GOODWIN JAMES MOLE HARRY PIERCE KIETH WHITE JANICE MOSBY SEC. SANDRA BRAKENSIEK VICE PRES. JOAN Hswmr Pass, DIANE BOWERS CHARLOTTE BRAZIL ARLIEN CODY SHARON DORR JUDY NILSSON DELIA .IORGENSON JUDY BONGERS PRISTINA ORTIZ BEVERLY PIROT GLENNA LEE THOMAS CAROLYN WALKER CAROLE WRIGHT THETA KH- Q, E 5 I Q BILL STEUBER DAN ADAMS SEC. LARRY WEBSTER PRES. ED CRITSER VICE PRES. ROY BLANCHARD CHUCK BUCKMAN BILL CALDWELL DICK COLVIN RON CRITSER JERRY FLETCHER RICHIE GARRETT HARO D GA DICK HALLIGAN JIM HAYES C. H. MACKLIN JIM MCLAUGHLIN BRUCE MOTSHAGEN TED RENO .IAN ORME WAYNE RILEY LARRY SMITH DICK STURGES MIKE WHITE JIM YOUNG I ,W II f . R L Q' . mf 5 iwxgfggf 1 . er- mc- , - . A wmww- , A ' , wf 1-: if N www 3'W'H0f1'5X f at :N , Q 4 16 .E a W , .85 Y ,I Q '6 be .. . 3 RSV' 'Q 'si if ' , A W ,f W V ' T Q 'X 'r 9 fini' f' '- fi?5bS2g'f5?:,?Q ,I .L 52 Q! 5 4 ,V 4 Q' V, give- Ivbh.g.mM 2 an-9 ,Y This yedr's onnuol producTion was Girl Crazy . This Tremendous hiT wos redlly enioyed by oll who oT- Tended. The popular songs by George Gershwin were i'Embrc1ce- cable You , I GoT RhyThrn4', Bidin' My Time , ond BUT NOT Tor Me . The ploT is cenTered ground Cl mon who hos Trouble sToying dwdy from The girls in New York . He hires d Toxi cob To New Mexico, where he is geTTing ciwoy from iT dll. Here he Tinds his diTTicuITies in romonce. This wos direcTed by Corl RoberT- son wiTh dssisTonce from Mr. Dixon ond The orchesTro, Miss Jocobson wiTh The dromdTics deporTmenT, ond Mrs. Robinson wiTh modern donce. r Jack Beckwith John Lee Jim Andrews, and Jim Berry x 'As G' fn Nun . A wif' Xi: -2 S Q sf .V Az, Kzeizzffx- g , ' ,aw- if ,,,.4 TRAPEZE ARTISTS POLICE CIRCUS QUEEN - JU CIRCUS WITH A SPLASH ff' ff' - . ,. ,.W..a -, ' I 1 mQ',,.,...,N w,,A.g.Vg.,,ff'f ' x ., ,M- A- X L 'A ,--F-1--ns-uv infix X unlT',.----W 4 J The sports program at Jordan teaches fair play and good sportsmanship to both particip- ants and spectators. This sportsmanship is essential in developing a good student body and a nation of which to be proud. LARRY WEBSTER BILL STEUBER C.B. SEWELL ED DAVENPORT VARSITY QE I P in ' 1 .- af I , I .L . ' 2. ,, -I Y, V ' I A. f-M' COMPTON FLETCHER HARDING WILSON CO-CAPTAIN ROLAND BOYD ROY BLANCHARD TERRY BARNETT HAYWARD GRA wg - -' 1 1- 1 1 f 1 ,, K A 3 X , , I Q .. egri wxp ,Inn yn ' Q'f+Q,: ,, I X X x ...... ,R , f N? . ,,,g'f3:giE S LQ. A fs ,Q .. M fn 3' A 5 ' Q? wa 4 f' 5 9- ' 4 ww W 1 ,Q in. Ass if X. ,, f..+....-.... ,4-ow A Q' fm 54 8' X W f l X w ff' 1 3 , X . 4 q 1 KWW -Y L ,. ' fm X 15 in iii 7 - -- 6,7 by Vx 8 3' , fi? Wm. I -, . it PW 51 ex W 3 1 w ,ei ' ff' V. ' , 4 4 HMS H lg, ' Y 7 , Q 'P av' M A p V gb 3 ' .,,. W M N . 54-'T' ' ard, ' J, ,5 I A' , 45' V I Q24 .,., fy I V .1 r' V, A X a 5 ,a, 3,5jf ,f,gg: ff ff. 'ff 1 V ,w L, , W ' ' A . b7 , 5 '51 ' V! - Q ' ' ,X , V K4 ,ff -4 1 M 6 , Af ' Ks. W X M , aim? My 1-.57 w., D. .AOFI 'MJ uw' ff' , ' Q 'ja-21' A lg ag if I 'X' fag' Q' Q5 milf 4... li Jw, f 4 , 'l x ,f f 41' Hi... S1 'ff 'Q P K 1954 VARSITY Jordan's Panthers became the cellar dwellers after ending up in the last place spot this year. The hard fighting Panthers opened the Coast League season by being defeated at the hands of Wilson 33-7. Jordan evened their league record to 1-1 with a 9-7 victory over Lynwood. The Pilots of Excelsior gave Jordan their second league loss by 27-7. The Cat's held the rambling Pilots to the last quarter when Excelsior exploded for 20 points. Compton, whom the Panthers defeated last year 13-12, came back to hand Jordan its third loss of '54, 21-7. Jordan's cross town rival, Poly, handed the Cats the surprise defeat of the season, 14-12. The hardened Panther's almost pulled a maior upset over Alhambra, but were edged by the Moors 14-7. ln the final game of the season Jordan again went down in defeat at the hands of the Downey Vikings 21-7. Selected to the All- League first team as guard was Harold Garrison: on the second team was C.H. Macklin. Outstanding players of the year for various games were C.H. Macklin, Fletcher Harding, Roland Boyd, Roy Blanchard, Harley Starkey, and Harold Garrison. C.H. Macklin was awarded a trophy, for the most prominent Football player of 1954. COACH BOB PARKE COACH DICK BROWN Z fi ff! xy X A LARRY WEBSTER BENNY SEXTON PHIL KNYPSTRA BOB EBERHART VARSITY This year's varsity team is by tar the best team that Jordan has ever had. The Panthers gave outstanding hussle and play to make a fine ball club. Jordan sported a 20-7 record this year-- the best in the city. The Jordan- ites started by trouncing Wilson twice. The Cats continued with two easy victories over Excelsior. Then Poly, the favored league champion, edged us 43-39 in the initial game and also took the second title by a convincing score ot 56-43. The Jordan quintette came back with vic- tories over Lynwood and Comp- ton. The tough Panthers ended their long season with a loss to Downey, but our hoopsters took the first of the two games. The team offensively scored 572 points with Ron Fairly lead- ing the squad with T44 points. The team finished in second place. BASKETBALL BOB SHELBY DALE HAGEY HAROLD RUSSEL 5,3 W Q , W Q ,f. fs E Q ri.. 66.2, 7 6, , .. af S541 E NES ,gag 5. f i . ps 'X N B ? g W I 1' by , ,M 1 .Q ,fx SQ I' J , MW mf my 9, zz, 'S M...,,,w ,A ,,, J. 35.2535 ,,... ' X' K J li 1 an 2 'VS 1 'lf' A 4. 5 3 li k , , I 2? f ,if a 5 :15 Q L nun ,V HA, ,ugnmiiil 11 .,,. in 9 fi I: ...:.. H Q,-I 1 ..., z 2 . f': ' Ei 1 X A ' k Q S I V,-1'- J --v N . if 5 'W-.6 is gl ., ls aL..k,fgfi gg Q in A T955 VARSITY TRACK VARSITY TRACK Many prospects from cross country gave support to the Jordan Varsity track team. The strongest events this season were the pole vault, shot put, and high iump. Coach Clem Reece anticipates that next year will be more prosperous. Pole vaulter Ralph Rocha set a new school record of l2'7V,, . Fawcett's best shot put is 5O'3'!1 . He hopes to better the school record of 5l'lO . Dean Fife, very capable point winning captain, was leader ot the team. BEE TRACK The Bee track team with the advantage of great depth was able to hold its own by winning three and losing three meets. The most not notable first place winners were: Chuck Schafer, Ron Benson, Bruce Motshagen, and Captain Mike Alls. CEE TRACK The Cee track squad, led by their captain Larry Gentry, made an unsuccessful bid for the top division. The constant-point men were Don Ball, Bob Rinehart and Larry Gentry. They lacked depth, not having more than two men in each event. BEE TRACK we CEE TRACK CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY TENNIS Doc Cures vorsity squod didn't wolk off with ony top honors, but otherwise did quite well this seoson. Bob Shoup ond Andy Sorgenti held the top spots on the teom. Mony iuniors ond sophomores got the experience necessary tor o terrific teom next yeor. JUNIOR VARSITY The J. V. tennis teom locked experience, with only one Iettermcin this seoson. Coclch Jooquin Miller expects greot things next yeor from Colvin Pcirrish, Fronk Arundel ond Roger Koboto. Almost oll the teom will be returning next yeor. JORDAN COACHES Presenting the Jordon Cooching stott for the '54 - '55 seosong Ben Polmgren-Bosketbollg Richord B r o w n-Footbollg Herb DeVries- Swimming, Doc Cure'-Footbollg Thomos Gough-Bosketbollg C l e m Reece-Trockg Jooquin Miller-Tennis, Bob Porks-Footbollg Bill Crutchfield- Bosebollg Voughn Gordon -Trockg Rocky Kemp - Director of Athletics. WATER POLO VARSITY Jordan's Varsity water polo Team had a fair year, in the win-loss record, but gained important ex- perience for the new sophomores and juniors. The boys rose tothe heights on several occasions, not- ably, the game in which They held League Champions Downey to a score of 3-l. Bob Parameter was The outstanding offensive threat while Howard Osborne The Team captain, and Keith White were outstanding on defense. Other members of the line-up include Ron Booth, Ed Chiase, Guy Berge, and Allen Hun- saker. BEE The Bee water polo team won the Coast League Championship but lost the Southern California title by one point. They scored 38 points to their opponents 6 for the whole season. The squad consisted mainly of seniors ably led by Captain George DeVinna, who was selected All- League and All-City. Jordan was honored further by the selection of Dave Cranford as All-City. Other members of The squad were: George Crone, Roger Coulter, Fritz Krausse, Dave Willey, Don Brine, Dale Dawes, Doug Martin, Ben Post, and Larry Woll. CEE The Cee players were: John Porley, Mark DuBourdieu, Jack Shenk, Phil Jones, Doug Denison, and Ray Carpenter, Mike Cuckler, Paul Gilson, Leo Fassett, Gary Alexander, and Bob Brese made up the second string. SWIMMING VARSITY Jordans varsiTy Team was noT ouTsTanding in C.l.F. compeTiTion This year, buT wiTh The help of some of The Bees The Team managed To win Two ouT of Tour meeTs and per- formed admirably againsT CompTon and Downey. CoulTer, Cradford, Osborne and MarTin broke The school record Tor The Tour man relay. MarTin also broke The school varsiTy QOO yard Tree sTyle record. Howard Osborne, The ouTsTanding sprinTer, was The mosT consisTanT poinT winner. The squad members were Ho- ward Osborne, Bob ParameTer, Guy Burge, and CapTain Ron BooTh. BEE This year's Bee Team was The besT group of swimmers ever To be aT Jordan during The same year. Led by capTain Roger CoulTer and co-capTain Doug MarTin, The Bees won Jordan's TirsT C.l.F. champion- ship in The T955 Relays and Took a close second in The MidwinTer Championships. Every Bee record in The school was broken This sea- son. The Bees also broke Two varsiTy records. Members oT The Team included Doug MarTin, Roger CoulTer, Larry Woll, George Crone, Doug Tugwell, Dave Cranford, George DeVinna, Boyce Alsup and Ross Frank. CEE The Jordan Cee Team Tied Tor TirsT place in The CoasT League. Paul Gilson broke The school breasT sTroke record wiTh a Time of 33.1. AnoTher school record was shaTTer- ecl when The Cee medley relay Team swam The TasT Time of 42.7. The Team members were Phil Jones, STeve Bider, Paul Gilson, John PorT- land, Leo FasseTT, Roy CarpenTer, and CapTain STeve Rummler. 'zf 'a JACK BRYANT MIKE WHITE BOB SHELBY RON FAIRLY VARSITY BTENAQAEEAMS Tiff BASFBAU viii! SAM LACEY ROGER BEGGS HAL BARNETT BOB MUNN Lys' T955 VARSITY BASEBALL Coach Bill Crutchfield's eleven returning lettermen strengthened the Panther team this season. Sam Lacey and Ronnie Fairly, '54 all-city selections, alternated with Hal Barnett on the mound. The infield had three returning lettermen - - second baseman Danny Adams, shortstop Bob Shelby, and catcher Mike Magee. Two new prospects, Pete Maris and Jack Bryant, filled the vacant infield spots. The out- field was in good shape with Mike White, Bob Munn, and Larry Beanblossom. LARRY BEANBLOSSOM BOB VAN HORNE JERRY FLETCHER COACH BILL CRUTCHFIELD 6gf'i,, . 5 E J. V. BASEBALL f , JUS M 5' wi M- ., 1 Q , ,x asf. Y 4' -rw X.-v . 1 -,,.'f G 0 ff, 7 lx C GA 0 X 'D g 5 'f ff 1- 'W E ' V XX Q. ff X AN ff 2 I Q C f '- r 4 ' J , ML' A X 'ks xg, N s v ri QM, -if V , I j, If ' jfif' 1 5 4 X, N x Qs A H 4 x xd I , f ff 'QW .gl 'fd I G. A. A. OFFICERS Miss Mc Daniels, Sponsorp Janice Smith,President Ist sem. Anna Rhodes, President 2nd sem. SWIMMING SPORTS WOMEN COACHES - MISS FR ,,-5 ANCES BREIG, MRS. ELIZABE X. I T TH ROBINSON, MRS. HARRIET BENSON, MISS DORIS DOUGHTY, MRS. CAROL RHEA, MISS NAE ATHA McDANIEL. We attribute our wonderful sports year to our capable G.A.A. Cabinet, head- ed by Roaine Cossarek, manager. The Girls Guest Assembly was a great success, as were all the other parties that the G.A.A sponsored. The basket ball sports day and the tennis iamboree at City Col- lege were the highlights of our sports program. Our president and our sponsor super- vised the Cabinet. They did a lot of extra work to provide us with an exceptionally fine sports program. HOCKEY TENNIS Q 2 ' ..... ' ,.: -Im, eggm' R W ii I A 1 I fitiiif , 2 I VOLLEYBALL Volleyboll, which is our TirsT sporT ber, is ci well-liked worm-up for The upon reTurning To school in SepTern- The sporTs doy oT Lynwood High resT of The yec1r's sporTs progrom. This yeof's volleyboll monoger, Morve Dunloor, did very well, ond School wos o greoT success. DANCE CLUB The donce club was formed This yeor under The direcTion of Mrs. Ro- binson. The club is for Those infer- esTed in modern donce. REC. GAMES Some of our gornes don'T require physicol exercise. lT's nice To siT one ouT someTimes ond exercise The broiin insTeoid of The muscle. TENNIS This years Tennis season was great. More girls ioined this season than ever before. The lack of funds this year for transporation kept the girls from attending the tourne- ments. The co-sponsors of tennis are Miss Doughty and Miss Breig. BASKETBALL Coming away with the top rating in the basketball tournement, Jor- dan again up held a three year record. The championship playoffs were held here on campus during G.A.A. play day in January. SOFTBALL Softball seems to be the sport in greatest demand. A new system of class competition is being tried out this year. The Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores will vie for the Jordan championship. Jordan sent three teams to the tournement at Downey on May i8th. .,,,.Ww MHA J'Xi'W' -S 1 i ' f - h g - ww-ww'?i1f'f Wb'f 'Q W 'f Q. f qsslisz mls NI f - if aii gfi? 1112957 WE? H- 1 53932 '51 2 fy iawzxii A ,sf z4alae'zz'6a ' Pictu res of friends ond compus leciders, shown cis they potronize the business firms which ore populoir with students moke the members of the Jordon student body eoger to see the odvertising section of the TRAILBLAZER. In this vvoy, the community benefits. As we reod ond rereod our onnuols in future yeors we will remember the potrons which helped to moke this 1955 TRAILBLAZER 0 success. Leon Provost ond Ross Frank are among the dlscrlmmatmg students who shop for Fashionable clothes of good taste at norm ME AGERS STORE FOR MEN 4144 VIKING WAY 5229 HAZELBROOK LAKEWOOD TRIANGLE LAKEWOOD LB 55315 MET If O 2266 I I I I I 9 0 9 I I 1 of Two Convenient Locations . . 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