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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1956 volume:

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Under this man's devoted leadership Jordan High has grown from a cluster of barrack-like huts surrounded by weeds and mud, to one of the finest schools in the nation. 1 Admiration and respect are not enough to show our deep grat- ification. However, Jordan's growth cannot be thought of in terms of bulidings and facilities only. This year book is only a tangible symbol, but more important are the principles and democratic ideals he has set forth. He has been active in community activities and has struggled for better school facilities and rights of the students. Let it be our solemn pledge, then, to perpetuate this heritage by measuring ourselves against these principles of self direction, concern for others, and straight thinking. Let us develop the appreciations, the knowledges and skills so necessary to democratic living. If we do this, then we will be honoring the man for whom the 1956 Trailblazer is dedicated. 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Ad- ministration of the girls dress regulation program and discipline and atten- dance take up much of her time. She particularly en- ioys her work with the girls organizations such as G. A.A., Boosters, and Girls League. ftlsfiiff wwf ,wgg-rf 117 ' KW' ' Egxzwwxf HV- - ff V A Yum: ' MR. RICHARD M. CLINE MISS BURTYCE LINCOLN MR. RICHARD M. CLINE Mr. Cline has been at Jordan ever since the establishment of the school. He has many important duties, but his big- gest iob is being responsible for super- vision of the Athletic program. During the Principals absence, Mr. Cline fills in. With all of these duties he still finds time to go fishing, his faveorite hobby. ADNIINISTRATORS MR. RICHARD BROWN Activities Director Mr. RIchard Brown is charged with coordinating and promoting the program of student act- ivities. In addition to these principle responsibilities he must serve as chair- man of the fa:uIty committee on student activities, prepare and supervise the stu- dent body budget, coordinate fraternity- sorority school relationships, and must work with the counselors, and club sponsors. MR. CLARENCE WOOD MR. RICHARD BROWN MR. CLARENCE WOOD New to Jodan this year, Mr. Wood, assistant vice principal has many duties. He prepares the daily bul- Ietin, is in charge of build- ings and grounds, councils all boys whose names start with letters between M and Z, acts as co-ordinator of audio visual and intramu- ral sports programs. wr- Our six counselors worked hard this year register mg 2560 Jordanltes each semester and advising students on their vocational plans. They also spent MR. ROBERT ELLIS much of their time giving standardized tests to all students and special tests to individual students whom they felt would benefit. In addition, they offered advice on colleges and helped with personal problems concerning activities and home life. Their main con- cern and purpose was to prepare the student for the future and help in personalizing the high school atmosphere. Mr. ROBERT E. ELLIS is more than head counselor, he helps students whose names start with the letter M with personal problems and class scheduling. He is also in charge of the starnclardized testing program for the school. Miss RUTH NOLD enioys working with all Jordan students and their problems, she serves as co-ordinator MISS RUTH NOLD lr-, t Iii MISS ROSALIE WRIDE MR. HARLAND ESSLINGER for activities of the outstanding students. Another of her iobs, is co-ordinator of the psychological services available from the Board of Education Offices. COUNSELORS, Mr. HARLAND D. ESSLINGER helps students whose MR. ARTHUR M. ROSEMAN names start with the letters B or C , He has gen- eral charge of vocational guidance and iob place- ment as well as military information. Mr. ARTHUR M. ROSEMAN came to Jordan in Sept- ember of 1942 as a teacher of math and science. He became a counselor in 1946, and is now in general charge of registration and transcript evaluation. Mr. Roseman counsels students whose names start with H, I, K, L. Miss ROSALIE WRIDE counsels all students whose names begin with S, T, and W. She is also kept busy being in charge of scholarship concerning college and senior activities. Miss VIVIAN WHERLI counsels all students whose names start with J, N, O, P, Q, U, V, X, Y, and Z, She sponsors sophomore activities and works with the social culture departments. MISS VIVIAN WEHRLI 3 :lg W A .2 Qi Qi 914 QQ to J is K. LESTER ARMSTRONG LEONA AULD PAUL BALDWIN GEORGE BECKER DOROTHY BEMBRIDGE Art Social Science Business Education Industrial Art Music Pepperdine University of Chicago Missouri State Columbia University U. of Southern Calif. B. A. Degree M. A. Degree B. S. Degree M. A. Degree M. A. Degree AND MEMBERS OF g 1 ff, RICHARD BROWN LYDIA BUCKOVICH MAUREEN CAMERON Director of Activities Physicial Education Social Science University of Oregon U. of New Hampshire Long Beach State M. S. Degree B. S. Degree M. A. Degree MILDRED DRUSCHEL Homemaking Oregon State B. S. Degree JAMES EDMONDSON Math Univ. of llliniois M. 5. Degree ROBERT EDMUNDS Business Education Univ. of California at Los Angeles B. S. Degree RICHARD EDWARDS Math Univ. of Michigan M. A. Degree ROBERT CIRIELLO Social Science U. of Southern Calif. M. A. Degree RUTH CONROD Social Science Indiana University M. S. Degree MARY FERGUSON Art Long Beach State M. A. Degree we L S HARRIET BENSON Physicial Education U. of Southern Calif B. S. Degree QQ CLARK BERND Foriegn Language Univ. of California at Los Angeles M. A. Degree MARY BLACK Homemaking Univ. of California If Exe he FRANCES BREIG DOROTHY BROGON Physlclal Education Science Columbia University Colordao State f f' V I , 'HY ' I . f Z V' - V . at Santa Barbara M. A. Degree M. A. Degree M. S. Degree THE FACULTY COME FROM M. A. Degree COUVILLON JONATHAN DAVIS RAYMOND deGROAT ROBERT DIXON DORIS DOUGHTY Science Social Science Social Science Music Physicial Education of California U. of Southern Calif. Long Beach State U. of Southern Calif. U. of Southern Calif. at Los Angeles B. A. Degree B. A. Degree B. NI. Degree M. S. Degree THOMAS GOUGH EUGENE GRAHAM ROBERT GREELY GERALDINE LUELLA GRESSLIN Social Science Science Math GREENWOOD Homemaking U. of Southern Calif. University of Iowa U. S. Naval Academy Social Science Iowa State M. S. Degree B. A. Degree B. S. Degree Long Beach State B. S. Degree r-- W, B. A. Degree CAROLINE GROSS HELEN HARDING LESTER HARRIS ROBERT HARVEY Social Science Health Industrial Art Science Stanford University Univ. of California Univ. of California Univ. of California M. A. Degree at Los Angeles at Santa Barbara at Los Angeles B. S. Degree B. A. Degree B. A. Degree MANY COLLEGES AND ALVIN HATWAN Industrial Art Denver University M. A. Degree 1 ELLEN JONES NANCY KAWATA ROCKWELL KEMP CATHERINE KENNEDY WALTER LARSEN Library Business Education Physicial Education Health Social Science Univ. of Minnesota Univ. of California U. of Southern Calif. U. of Southern Calif. Univ. of California B. S. Degree at Los Angeles B. A. Degree B. S. Degree at Los Angeles B. S. Degree JOAQUIN MILLER Science U. of Southern Cailt B. A. Degree JAMES MILROY Art Univ. of California at Los Angeles M. A. Degree A JAMES MOORE Foriegn Language Rice Institute M. A. Degree M. A. Degree ELLIOT MOZEE' Social Science University of Oregon B. S. Degree ORVILLE NELSON Math I Colorado State M. A. Degree Beach State U of Southern Callf University of Omaha IOWARD HIRSH DONALD HOPKINS JOSEPH IANTORNO PHYLLIS JACOBSON Education Industrial Art Social Science Social Science of Pennsylvania Long Beach State Long Beach State University of Iowa E Degree M A Degree M A Degree M. A. Degree UNIVERS TIES T0 GUIDE DOROTHY JENNINGS Homemaking Univ. of California at Berkeley M. S. Degree NAEATHA McDANIEL GEORGE McMILLIN Physicial Education Social Science Univ. of Oklahoma Yale University M. S. Degree B. A. Degree GLORIA PATTEN Social Science Ohio State M. A. Degree NORBERT PELS Foreign Languages U. of Southern Calif. B. A. Degree GEORGE MELINE Industrial Art Chico State College B. A Degree if. .H me - ' si'-' wma A .,,,. f ...ws GERALD POMEROY Social Science University of Oregon M. A. Degree Social Science Michigan State B. A. Degree MYRTLE POULTNEY WILLIAM REECE ADA REINERTSON JOYCE RIGGS Mathematics Foreign Language Physicial Education Whitter College U. of Southern Calif. Friends University B. A. Degree M. A. Degree B. A. Degree AND DIRECT THE iz- . l E B SGT. LLOYD SAUCIER ROBERT SCHWEITZER JAMES SHARP FORREST SMITH WALTER SMITH Military Science Science Journalism Business Education Math U. S. Army Occidental Long Beach State U. of Southern Calif. Pacific University M. S. Degree M. A. Degree M. S. Degree M. S. Degree DONALD UTTER FRED VICKERS HELEN VINSON NEWTON WILSON CAMILLO WILDE Science U. of Southern Calif. M. S. Degree A . I ...LU Social Science Long Beach State B. A. Degree Social Science Business Education University of Denver Univ. of California M. A. Degree at Los Angeles B. S. Degree Foreign Language Stanford University B. A. Degree CARL ROBERTSON ELIZABETH IVER RUSTUEN ANNA SABOL RUTH SANDERS Music ROBINSON Industrial Art Math Social Science Univ. of California Phygiciql Educqfign Univ. of Arizona Ohio State Univ. of California GI LOS Al1geIeS Univ, of Cqlifqrniq B, S, Degree M. E. Degree CII' Berkeley B. A. Degree qt Leg Angeles M. A. Degree M. S. Degree STUDENTS OF JORDAN We HAROLD STANLEY HAROLD STROMBERG MELVIN THOMAS ETHELINE TURNER LEON VAN OOSTEN Science Industrial Arts Social Science Social Science Math Long Beach State New York University Univ. of Michigan U. of Southern Calif. Univ, gf Michigan XM. A. Degree M. S. Degree B. A. Degree B. S. Degree B, A, Degree PATRICIA WOLFE Homemaking Pennsylvania State B. S. Degree CATHERINE YOUNG Business Education U. of Southern Calif. M. S. Degree PHILIP YOUNG Physicial Education Humbolt State B. S. Degree EDWARD ZAVODN Business Education Univ. of Michigan M. A. Degree IK Q HAZEL ZIMMERMAN Library Westren Reserve Univ B. A. Degree CAMERA SHY Rev? E if EWING CRUTCHFIELD HERBERT deVRlES EDWARD FRANKLIN CLARA GOFF VAUGHN GORDON Physicial Education Physicial Education Math Foreign Language Social Science U. of Southern Calif. University of Texas Indiana State U. of Southern Calif. Utah State B. A. Degree B. S. Degree M. S. Degree B. A. Degree M. S. Degree RUSSELL GRIGORY EVELYN LUBERG GEORGE MEYER BEN PALMGREN ROBERT PARKE Social Science Art Physicial Education Physicial Education Physicial Education MR. M. Los Angeles State Univ. of Oklahoma Whittier College San Diego State University of Oregon ATTENDANCE B. A. Degree B. F. A .Degree B. A. Degree M. A. Degree Degree MISS E. WRIGHT MR. H. METCALF LIBRARY CLERK CUSTODIAN CLERK MISS L. HENDRICKSON . MR. C. GREEN PRlNClPAL'S SECRETARY STAGE MANAGER NON -CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL MRS, J. BROCK MR. J. E. JOHNSON SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR HEAD CUSTODIAN L? ADMINISTRATION OFFICE The Administration Office deals with business transactions, student body banking, school supplies, principal- teacher relationships and general poIi-- cies. Mrs. Winnemore Mrs. Brock Mrs. Emard Miss Charlet Mrs. Towers ATTENDANCE OFFICE The clerks in the Attendance Office have charge of absences, readmissions, and tardies. Along with this they are also the secretaries to the administrators who have offices in this building. Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Downing CAFETERIA Over 1400 students are served in our cafeteria every day. The courtesy and throughfulness of the ladies in the cafe- teria is appreciated by all who eat there. Students and teachers alike enjoy the good food and clean surroundings. Row - I Row - 2 Mrs. Flowers Mrs Bacon Mrs. Murray Mrs. Lohnes Mrs. Street Mrs. Mills Mrs. Riley Mrs. Bigelow Mrs. Spencer if Seadafza ly 1 Ml Seadafza SENIORS f .: ,:i. 1 T. ies? . ., 4. ,A L - T - 1 . W NNN, E W .,. KENNY ZOMMICK President BEVERLY BATES Vice-President NANCY HILL Secretary JIM BERRY Treasurer SENIOR HISTORY Three yeoirs hoive polsT since The groiduowing clciss of 1956 enfered Jordon. As sophomores, os iuniors,c1nd now os seniors They hcive polrTicipoiTed in molny oicTiviTies, Tr o m oiThleTic evenTs olnd school plciys To socioll offdirs ond colnTeen enTerTolinmenT. These sociol oncfolirs holve included The prom, senior diTch doly, The dll nighT donce, ond The cill-school picnic. . As They moirch down The ciisle They Ieove The memory of Their ochievemenTs behind Them, Tor This groiducding closs hos mode iTs sToiy oT Jordon o success. WHOOO MEEE 'MCNAMERAS BAND 'ITS THIS WAY GANG MMM LOVE THAT PIE 'OH YOU BEAUTIFUL GIRLS SENIOR ACTIVITIES a A wh a if H E E N m a M, m n H N m ABRAHAMSON, ANN ALLISON, ROCHELLE ANDERSON, JOAN BAGWILL, CAROL BARTLETT, TIMOTHY I W , , my mm yn mm nm saw am in L 1. 41' I m W a a ima H. :xxx aL as ADAMOLI, JUDITH ALLEN, MARY APPLE, CAROL BAHMEIER, DOLORES BASILE. FRANCES mm a nm m MALW ADAMS, DANNY ALLS, MICHAEL ARNOLD, JOAN BAKER, WILLIAM BATES, BEVERLY a wa mm m ALBIN, JUDY ALLUMBAUGH, STEVE ASKIN, JO ANN BALSAMO, ROBERT BEGGS, ROGER mn mama mn mgm B B ww E nw an a m n ma , as 4 I ma 1 mm mn nm xXx a ma m m as a a nm nm w m ALLEY, JEAN ALTHER, BETTY BAGLEY, SKIP BARNES, CHARLES BEGIN, ALBERTA x m a mam mn nm wana xmas m mn B mam m ms MMM. pm, HS Wx H, my mn nm mm mf, a . . mx ff fU I :. - 3: H I wg way 5 ' B m mn mn a a mamma gm m swam nm L ma BELSHE, WILLIAM BLANCHARD, ROY BOLTON, CARL BOYAR, JIMMY BROWN, BARBARA BENTON, MARILYN BIELIC, JERRY BLEVINS, DONALD BLODGETT, CAROLYNN BOOTH, DONALD BOOTH, WILLIAM BRASKETT, DAVID BRAUN, ELLEN BROWN, JERRY BROWN, LLOYD -x slsso, NANCY zooms, snmsv Bowen, lvA BRENNAN, RONALD BRYAN, rowuvw BLACKSTONE, ELLA BONGERS, JUDITH BOYD, ROLAND BROOKS, LARRY BRYANT, TED BUCHANAN, SHARON sunsn, JOHN CAMPBELL, GLORIA CASH, MARLENE CHASE, MARIE BUMGARNER, anus BYINGTON, Jos CAMPOBASSO, ROSE cscn, DUANE cHlLnERs, ROXANNE suRsE, suv CALDWELL, RENA CAPPS, MARGARET CHAMBERLAIN, sue CHIMEL, PAUL BURKE, PAT CALDWELL, WILLIAM CARMONA, BETTE CHAMBERS, ALBERT CHRISTENSEN, ERIK BURRIS, BOB CAMERON, GERALDINE CARTER, BERT CHANDLER, JEANETTE CHRISTENSEN, INA 5 sa MSM KE. 1 A JS X1-, HRA 55355 ,GM asm 5355592 ,,-. 1 Lu gms: E A W In-I ms gym JR. 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R ,uf -,xi - ff- R:- CLANTON, JOYCE CODY, RICHARD COLLINS, ANN COOPER, JAMES CORLEY, WANDA CLARKSON, ROSE CODY, ROBERT COLVIN, RICHARD COPELAN, JOHN CORNELIUS, RAMONA CLINE, MARY coLE, RICHARD couusx, TERRY coPLEY, KAY coTroN, DEAN cRANEn, wAL1En cnowlev, JAMES DAKOVICH, DAN ne GRANDE, NANCY DOLAND, MARIENE CRAVER, JAMES CULLEN, CALVIN DANAHER, ELAINE DE LONG, PATRICIA DOOLEY, RICHARD CREATH, NELSON CRIMINGER, CHARLENE CROWELL, LO ANN CURRY, LOWELLA CUTLER, EVA CVAR, FRANK DAVENPORT, EDDIE DAVIS, DAN DAVIS, HARVEY DIBBLE, GEORGIA DICKSON, THOMAS DIRKS, ROWLAND DOTY, LESTER DOTZENROD, ELLEN DOWNING, DAINNE mf., 3 QE aa - A DRAKE, DAVID EBERHART, ROBERT ELM5, JOANNE ERIKSON, JANICE FARMEN, SHARON DRAKE, JUDITH DUNN, CARMELITA EDENBURN, JOAN EDWARDS, MARY ELZENGA, GERALDINE EMERSON, ROBERT EVANS, MARLENE EVANS, ROBERT FARACE, THOMAS FARRAR, PAU1. eAsLEY, wlLLA sms, JERRY EMLY, :Ames- FAIRBAIRN, 1HoMAs mwcm, RICHARD EASTWOOD, GLENDA ELWART, JOYCE ENGLAND, JOANNE FAIRLY, ROBERT FEENSTRA, JAMES FERRELI, JO ANNE FLETCHER, JERRY FRAZZINI, PHYLLIS GARDNER, PATRICIA GIBBS, WILLIAM ms, .loves FLURMEY, JEAN mess, sue GARDNER, noasnr GmsoN, GORDAN FILBEY, GILBERT FINCH, VIRGINIA FOGG, JERRY FORD, MARGARET GALLAGHER, IRENE GALLEGOS, CLARA GARNER, GERALD GARNER, GERALDINE GILL, PATRICIA GILLIAM, JANICE FISCHER, JOANNE FOSTER, JONNIE GALLEO, CLEC GENSEMER, GEORGIA GOILDSMITH, DORIS GQLLIHUGH, DERREI. GRAHAM, JERRY GuIsELIvIAN, DOROTHY HANE, FRED HARRIS, CHARLOTTE GONZALES, GARY GREANEY, MARILYN HALL, LELAND HANsEN, ELIZABETH HARRIS, DoN GOODMAN, DONALD GOODWIN, WILLIAM GREELEY, PATRICIA GREEN, JOHN HALLIGAN, RICHARD HALVORSON, MAURINE HANSEN, RAYMOND HARDING, GLENDA HARRIS, LEILANI HERD, WANDA GOTT, JACQUELINE GREGORY, WILLIAM HAMILTON, DANIEL HARL, CAROLE HETTICK, CHARLENE HEWLETT, JOAN HILL, WARREN HOLMES, SHIRLEY HOYT, MARJORIE HUNSAKER, ALLEN HlcKMAN, Jcvce HILLIS, DIANE HORNADAY, NINA HUDSPETH, WANDA HUNTER, aemr HICKSON, DONALD HOBERECHT, MARJORIE HORTON, KENNETH HUGHES, JOHN HURLSTON. COLLEEN HILL, KENNETH HODGES, SHIRLEY HOULIHAN, LINDA HUGHES, NANCY ILLINGSWORTH, HAROLD HILL, NANCY HOF-FDAHL, GAIL HOWSARE, DAVID HUKEL, LENORA INGERSOLL, ORVAL i , f 'E 'H V f ' I ,WY ,za-IQ - -if 1 ii :Z Y C .Af 5, c si?-P3 if N. ,I E I if x. '33 wg V5 14 A II 'I I as WZ, ,A Q f I ...F A , X . .4 Bi If af 'E Q - hu Af- 2 mx ,Ah M I, If 5, -5,1 - INLOW, JANE JOHNSON, DAVID JOHNSTON, MERLE KAY, DOUGLAS KETTLE, KATHLEEN fi? IVEY, PATRICIA JACOBY. RICHARD JOHNSON, JUDY JOHNSON, KENNETH JONES, CLOIS JONES, GARY KEARNY, EARL KEMMERER, SHIRLEY KIEHLMA, JUDY KILBORN, WILLIAM JENNINGS, BETTY JOHNSON, MARILYN JORGENSON, DELIA KENNECK, JOY KISSINGER, PATRICIA JENSON, EDWARD JOHNSON, MARVIN KAFFENBERGER, DUANE KENT, BARABARA KOBATA, SHARON KOELLER, CAROL LA FLEUR, LAWERENCE LANTOW, HELENE LEE, JOYCE LEWALLEN, MARGARET KOVACS, NANCY LA FLEUR, LORRAINE LARSEN, LOIS LEE, MARY LICHTENTHALER, LORRFCE KUNKEL, MELBA LAMBERT, BARBARA LASH, MARIE LEMLEY, BOB LIGHT, VERONICA KUSKIE, HARLEY LAMOREAUX, DONALD LASSIG, SUE LEMMON, SAMMY LINEBARGER, NEAL J4-SLK L 'vw-m 2 LAATZ, JANE LANGDON, MARLENE LEE, BARBARA LEVEY, HAROLD LOFTON, HUBERT I I I f I I I I I I I 5 Ez E Q E 2 5 LOUDENBACK, JAMES LOVETT, MARY MAGEE, MICHAEL MALLOY, MARGARET MARR, JOHN MARRIOTT, ROBERT MARTIN, DOUGLAS MARTIN, HARVEY MCBRIDE, PATRICIA MCCALL, JOAN LUBSEN, KENNETH MARIS, LOUIS MARSEL, CARL MATTOCKS, DEANNA MCCORMICK, BRUCE LUKAS, PATRICIA MARMON, RICHARD MARSHALL, PATRICIA MATZ, GEORGIANA MCCOY, JAMES Lurz, vlcm Nmnduls, EARL MARTEL, BARBARA Mmro, mAnn-IA Mcoowoucu, rumour MCEWAN, PAUL MEUSCH, DANIEL MILLER, JUDITH MOORE, MARILYN MORRISON, JEAN MCEWAN, RODGER MEYER, DORENE MILLER, PHILIP MORGAN, DORIS MORTENSEN, EDWARD MCPHAIL, BETTY MILLER, BARBARA MoLE, JAMES MORGAN, ELIZABETH MOSLEY, NANCY MELCHERT, CAROL MILLER, CARLYNE MoLLEm, STEPHEN Momuu, Jo ANN Mo1EME, SANDRA METCALF, ROBERT MILLER, DEL MOORE, DENNIS MORRIS, DONNA MOTSHAGEN, PETER A :'- ' 5 x 9 x I MUELLER, PAT NELSON, DENNIS OLSON, SHARON PArroN, FRANK PETERSON, ROBERT IvIuNcY, SHIRLEY NELSON, DONALD PAGE, sII.I.IE PATTON, SHARON PETERSON, TERRY MUNSON, MARLENE NICHOLS, .IAN PARKER, JAMES REcIc, MURIEL PFAFF, DEANNE NASHIEM, sIEvER NoRRIs, BETTY PARKS, EVA PECK, ROBERT PFLEGER, CAROL T OLSON, DEANNA PARRISH, CALVIN PETERSON, DORIS PHELPS, LAWRENCE PIERCE, HARRY PITTMAN, LAwRENcE POWERS, sl-LERRLL QULNLAN, CAROLYN RAsKA, .uAcQuELmE PIERCE, RICHARD Pncov, JANICE PLANzo, RALPH PLATT, noNALn PRICE, LARRY PRICE, DANIEL RAMIREZ, VIRGINIA RAMPEY, cARoLE REAGAN ELBERT REAGAN, LYNNENE RLLCHER, BARBARA PORTER, DORENE PRovos1, ooNNA RANoALL,, ROBERT REED, sYLvlA PICHER, RONALD POST, BEN PRUITT, THOMAS RANGLES, LARRY REILLY, WAYNE 1 1 4 1 RENFRO, WILDA RENO, THEODORE RICE, LEILANI RICHARDS, CLIFFOD ROBERGE, DOROTHY ROBERTS, WANDA ROGERS, RAMONA ROGERS, SALLY RUPE, DARLENE SANDELL, SANDRA RENOLDS, ROBERT RICHARDSON, JANICE RODIER, JANET ROGERS, WILLIAM SARACENO, THERESA arcs, ANITA RICHMOND, cAnoL nocens, cLomcE noouemone, rnowms SCHATZMAN, LYNN mcs, snwmzo RIGGLEMAN, PArsY noesns, mxvm nuAnK, now scHENK, JoHN scmvum, BARBARA SEXTON, BENNY SHELBY, ROBERT SHORT, LAWRENCE sires, SALLY SCHNEIDER, JOSEPH SHAIBLE, JACOB SHEPHARD, LA VERNE SHOUFLER, BEN SKILLMAN, CARLENE SCHURR, SAMUEL SHALLCROSS, BARBARA SHINN, GWENDOLYN SHOUFLER, WILLIAM SLAKES, EVELYN SCHWARTZ, RONALD SHAW, GEORGE SHIRK, MARTHA SIMONS, BARBARA SLIKKER, SHIRLEY seocwlcx, DAVE smears, JAMES sHooK, wssusv slMPsoN, BARBARA srvum, BENJAMAN SMITH, DARLA SMITH, RONALD SPARKS, JAMES STEPHENS, TEEKA STRICKLAND, DAVID SMITH, JIMMY sNYDEIa, PAUL sQuIIzEs, ALoNA SIEPP, DILLIE sTucKY, LAWRENCE SMITH, MARGIE SNODEN, WALTER sQuIIzEs, KAY STEPP, JAMES STURGES, RICHARD SMITH, ROBERT SOUTHERN, MYRNA STANDOFF, HERBERT STEWART, DARLENE SULIS, KAY SMITH, ROGER SPALSBURY, COLEEN STEELE, GEORGIA STRAWBRIDGE, GAII. SWEETLAND, ELIZABETH TANIGOSHI, CARLENE TOWNSEND, HAL TUEL, MIMI UPTON, BARBARA VERANT, ROBERT TARDIF, EDGAR TROUT, JANICE TUGWELL, DOUGLAS VANDERPOOL, DARALD VERSHAW, CAROL gaf . THIBODEAUX, JACK TROY, BARBARA TYLER, MARY VAN DUSEN, BARBARA VERSTRAETEN, JAMES TI-IIEL, HOLLIS TRUEBLOOD, DONALD ULLOM, ALFRED vAN nvxe, ELLAIE vIscAIIIzA, PATRICIA THOMPSON, JOAN TRYON, JACK UNDERWOOD, MARLENE VAN HORN, ROBERT VIRTALE, DIANA M1 A Q' E B ,wi WFT EEEEH W nm WADLEIGH, JAMES WALLER, BRUCE WEST, GLOYD WHITFORD, RONALD WILLIAMS, SHARON WAGNER, BRUCE WALLS, WILLIAM WHEELER, MARVIN WHITLEY, RONALD WILLIAMSON, BEVERLY H. an Eta fx 9'- fE ' lc I WAGNER, JANET wANrz, ROBERT WHETSTONE, WALTER WLEGNER, ELAINE WILLIS, DAVID WALL, wANDA WATSON, orrsn wHnE, BONNIE WILCOTT, JACK WILSON, sYLvlA WALLACE, DAVID WEEDEN, Memnm-L WHITE, GENE WILLIAMS, MDNETTE WINKEY, mvuoruv F i1 E E 1 1 Q. Q i I WINNEMORE, SHARON WOLL, LARRY WORDEN, SHARON WORSEY, CAMILLE YOUNG, RAE ANN ZEEK, CONSUELO WOODBURY ROBERTA WOODS GLORIA 7 , WRIGHT, IMA JEAN WURTH .IUDITH f S ' W IC 5 If 1 fl -A wooo, HAZEL WRIGHT, DoNALo zommlcx, KENNY CAMERA JIM BERRY LEON CORLEW SAM DICKEY BILL DILLON LINDA FLOWERS JAMES HOWARDSON LEE JARVIS NANCY KING CAROL KNAUSS TOM SIMS SHY BILL LEOPHARDT ROGER LEWIS KEN LORENSEN ERNALD MAPLES FRED McKERN TED RENNER HAZEL SHERWOOD PHILLIP WILEY MORRIS WINK M, WSL' ,ws SENIORS IN ACTION fn- n z 2 4 1 V Q4 5 Q if :Kia fv ik Q .ff 3 -: is 531,33 ,nmwgqh 1 ,W . E N Ps? ,Q R .17 LF F ik, Y xx- x v 5 I I 'J I 1 ' A Y V 1 I sax,- . ,A i f .. mg! Q : . : 3 ggi 23, E. was - 4 -ww f- Q53 S-X W M-: xg. .NW ff 1 W1 l ws M E I : was A-5 .E -xv in . p'x jp 1 f .4 fn ,xmxibamfg :sian 5, A M . T5 in w Q '- w 'Q 5 ii 4 .-vm 7 ef M ' ,A 'Q ' ' ,M .3 fits: -QM' ki , - '31 T 1 B vzzwi JoRnAN ALUMNI DAY GORDON NICKLE Alumni Day Alumni Day was enioyed by ap- proximately 450 people this year return- ing to see their old Alma Mater. Jim McCoy did a fine iob as Alumni Pres- ident. Booths were set up on the Jordan Campus for registration at the beginn- ing ofthe day, and a baby show follow- ed in the auditorium. ALUMNI DAN CE '55 Alumni Sponsor Alumni Queen RAMONA ROGERS and attendants MARY KAYE KNAPP, LINDA HOULIHAN and NANCY KEMP JIM McCOY 56 Alumni President if,-3 A pep assembly was enjoyed by the Alumni in the afternoon, and cl terrific football game was played that night at the Memorial Stadium. The following week a dance was held at the Lakewood Country Club, which was free to all Alumni who held membership in the Alumni Association of Jordan High School. ALUMNI ALUMNI PLANNING COMMITTEE l .nv W . . 5 as is Ii.. ' , IiIfE:s,g:iE'f.:.-:5: , ....... ,. x iii? Z ffi... 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' 'L--' nfl- .,. 4 A,..,4- ,. . 4 Q-.z ' , , - ' LISA V ' .. ., . 4, 1 x, 1 r , , y .gA -. ,,,,., , , , .f ' . -4 4, .5-I ,-f ' l, S, g.,.--',,f-Ii, L. w 1 . . ,g., 4 QQ A -Qivzvk , g ., ' :War LM ' Y NS ,:f ' ' Q' -W ,',4 QJ' Q ,. ,wwf-?5'Iz , ., Mefff...-wmgg 'H'-'-it I I Rl Qcmdaw mad 50440340464 limk Junior Class Officers: PHYLLIS HESS, SECRETARY, JIM RODGERS, VICE PRES., BOBBIE KILBORN, TREASURER, and RON CRITSER, PRESIDENT SOPHOMORE HISTORY The first day started, with 1200 scared sophomores on our campus. The excitement and glamour of high school life soon settled down in its harmonious role, and classes were eagerly accepted by all. The Class of 1958, the largest class to pass through Jordan, have proved to the faculty and older students that they are capable of coping with the new situation. Activities, sports, clubs and a variety of classes, have helped form the sophomores of today into the Upperclassmen of Tomorrow. . ....., wg... IUNIOR HISTORY One of the most exciting events this yea was the planning of the Junior-Senior Prom. The Juniors feel very proud to have helped i making it one ofthe biggest events at Jordan. They have also helped to make the Backwar Dance and the many sports events here a Jordan a great success. The graduating clas of 57 will have the distinction of being the largest in the 22 years history of Jordan High School. Sophomore Class Officers: VICE-PRESIDENT, PAT O'BRIEN SECRETARYp HAL STUEBER, PRESIDENT BRIAN COOPER, TREASURER, DICK CHAFFEE, X 5: ,,.. ,MA ,..,,,,.,, M? L W, L 4,,,,,Wf, M. W '5 'Jf:'WEB3V K-is 4 W-'gAws- . Xgg9ssau2 - ' za .LWHM 4 . Z X H ,Ig Aww , ,,. M753 vm 1 x M X Q., pm, mm W. , SE 1 'QA. Q 4 aff? M4 : f'f5?LQEf x X Ev' 2 3 S s av- , an , , . -237 Sw - ' N! ,sf Qgffga :kv - Q Zyisilxn 34,5115 if x- msg :Q 1 1 x l 1+ SJ JUNIORS Clrlello ROW l S Brlmhall S Brown E Boone J Creacy K Comer, J Greeley J Myus, P Walker, D Carey S Taylor ROW 2 C. McNabb, C Brown, S Jessup, E Manor, N Novak, D. Miller, B. Brund, C. Panek, l. Winger, J. Donohue, S. Brakensiek, ROW -3 D. Lambrose, P. Walker, D. Maddox, J. Pfefer, T. Wood, D. Railsback, L. Ludiker, J. Ahlstedt, C. Rice, P. Redding, ROW -4 J.limpo, T. Wilhite, V. Baldwin, W. Kem, J. Ringle, R. Lawrence, P. Bauer, P. Ralhbun, J. Morris, R. Theobald, JUNIORS Davis ROW -1 G. Calhoon, J. Ely, J. Ebersole, A. Lemmon, K. Barngrover, J. Filbert, R. Chandler, S. Okman, L. Marriott, L. Smith, ROW -2 J. Argo, J. Nicodemus, J. Summers, J. Parkins, D. Waller, E. Hayden, L. Morris, H. Rogers, R. Garrett, Mr. Davis ROW -3 R. Benson, H. Johnson, G. Muncy, J. Chapman, B. Caughren. L. Greer, M. Cook, D. Fisher, R. Surmany ROW -4 J. Ellis, T. Henderson, W. Foote, F. Pollard, B. Mahoney, B. Mclean, J. McCoy JUNIORS Ciriello ROW -1 C. Greenig, P. Jarvis, J. Samuels, M. Smith, S. Dorr, G. Thomas, M. Clemens, B. Shaw, K. Newman, R. Lindquist ROW -2 D. Smith, D. Honn, A. Burch, C. Radcliffe, P. Hess, J. Letzer, J. Hayes, S. Levine, ROW -3 C. Buckman, D. Evans, J. Johnson, B. Blake, N. Newton, D. Melvin, F. .lessen ROW -4 H. Taboada, P. Maclyman, L. Roclewald, P. Ackerman, R. Kramer, J. Pfeiffer, R. Carpenter, JUNIORS Davis ROW -'I A. Elston, V. Halonen, C. Peterson, B. Rickerf, D. Fitzwater, Y. Jenson, S. Boyd, S. Zander, C. Baum, M. Schoenberger, ROW -2 S. Howard, J. McClure, S. Beaver, C. Beeninga, P. Raidy, C. Lane, I.. Remedes, P. Combs, P. Pierce, P. Wood, ROW -3 R. Gallegos, F. Jorgenson, L.Church, J. Hay, A. Truelove, D. McClure, Mr. Davis ROW -4 B. Johnson, C. Howerton, C. Hawkins, G. Phelps, J. Berglund JUNIORS Mozee-Davis ROW -I A. James, K. Langford, J. Kuhlman, L. Hannawell, S. McGree, S. Bostick L. Coleman, B. Hickman, J. Underwood ROW -2 M. Kelly, J. Demers, 5. Russell C. Miller, S. Eppler, C. Wapensky B. Kilborn, J. Cabloyan, P. Paul D. Hudson, J. McLaughlin, Mr. Davis ROW -3 D. Morse, D. Hoisington R. Anderson, E. Stern, L. Bay, K. Ladbury, D. Doody, L. Booth, A. Long G. Cox i ff JUNIORS Gordon ROW -1 T. Heatin, M. Reed, D. Sims, B. Elliott, P. Hall, L. Whitney, D. Fulliames, W. Lehr, A. Bailey ROW -2 G. Sprott, A. Myter, E. Hensley, J. Hembree, D. Odger, P. Padilla, M. Mumford, L. Pompeii, T. Clark, C. Martin ROW -3 R. Bell, R. Davis, B. Paterson, F. Hecht, G. Downing, G. Alexander, .I. Loornis, J. Moreland ROW -4 M. Lepirl, P. Alsup, L. Tuywman, R. Frank, R.Asbee, G. Shinn, D. Grey, R. Williams, P. Taylor JUNIORS Gordon ROW -1 K. Schiffbauer, J. Garrett, E. Stevens, J. Robertson, V. Mauduit, K. Smongesky, L. Nelson, P. Lister, C. Hughes, G. McKinsey, ROW -2 R. Williams, S. Buckwalter J. Newberry, D. Coats, E. Hart, M. Gallagher, S. Parks, L. Travers, L. Prout, J. Devries, R. Mitchell, G. Omo ROW -3 B. Hirsch, S. Bibler, C. Freitag, M. Williams, R. Tyra, M. Morron, M. Gallelo, W. Fugate, J. Burner JUNIORS Greenwood ROW -1 K. lngle, D. Lambert, C. Likes, N. Yoder, S. Taylor, S. Horton, L, Quinn, C. Nance, C. Brazil, S. Gentry ROW -2 B. Bryson, G. Weaver, S. Dymond, P. Sloan, M. Wilkins, F. Sparks, K. Mclntosh, L. Porter, P. House, L. Bentley, Miss Greenwood ROW -3 L. Gentry, G. Downey, R. Mize, H. Quinlan, J. Whitney, V. Morgan, B. Rinehart C. Beckwith, B. Frazier, ROW -4 P. Rustfgian, L. Ussery, C. Jones, M. Poling, D. Dollarhide, J. Barnett, G. Justice, B. Shrum L4. JUNIORS Greenwood ROW -1 S. Drury, N. Lightfoot, D. Barnett, N. Moss, S. Kubik, S. Hester, F. Eich, N. Merritt, D. Manning, C. Penrose ROW -2 B. Robeson, R. Cerny, M. Trimmer, J. Parrish, D. Ball, H. Seltels, D. Coombs ROW -3 A. Anfenson, R. Betson, B. Grant, D. Brockert, G. Avery, G. Stivers JUNIORS Larson ROW -'l J. Brumbaugh, M. Knapp, P. Johnson, P. England, L. Knoll, M. Mason, J. Elzenga, C. Carter, D. Gilbert ROW -2 L. Opie, G. Romero, C. Barker, B. Peterson, J. Aucutt, C. Katzenberger, A. Schumann, M. Hemphill, W. Dalpaiz, Mr. Larson ROW -3 G. Meinert, D. Hooper, R. Hertzler G. Leach, G. Conway, M. Cuckler, L. Rodriguez, D. Harvard ROW -4 R. Conkle, D. Corbett, R. Critser, C. Wennekamp, J. Hotz, P. Smock, D. Wright a,mx.xxz, JUNIORS Iantorno ROW -1 V. Langham, P. Amundson, M. Lewellyn, R. Davis, D. Abrams, D. Carter, M. Case, J. McGraw, V. Mellott, P. Leinen ROW -2 B. Simmons, J. Mosby, S. Kleppe, J. Gillip, R. Mower, V. Munger, S. Oakley, J. Grieve, S. Moore, D. Bockstadter ROW -3 J. Rodgers, T. Lewis, D. Small, D. VanDusen, R. Webb, B. Kazak, N. Morris, J. Roberts, B. Borrego ROW -4 P. Groslouis, T. Harrell, P. Gilson, P. McNamara, F. McKern, B. Reid R. Amy, B. Frese, T. Wilkes JUNIORS Larsen ROW -'I J. Edenburn, C. Woodruff, N. Cox, B. Chappel., J. Schultz, J. Johnston, V. Bodine, J. Copeland, R. Hayden, B. Goza, l. Anna ROW -2 M. Ansite, C. Mckinney, J. Wallis, C. Smith, R. Hayden, L. Douglas, I. Gardner, JToyer. ROW -3 R. Stricklett, H. Crowley, R. Tracy, N. Crawford, F. Goodwin, L. Stepp, C. Lee, C. Turner ROW '-4 R. Connors, G. Prowant, D. Schultz, J. Ross, W. Ball, J. Irwin. R. Carey, G. Lee JUNIORS Parrish ROW 'I J Hardy, W Schwmdt S Arnold J Games C Grant, J Weeks N Wheeler, M Fassel, K Kubik B Shelby ROW 2 K Chance B Nolan S Burgess, L Sparks J Berman, S Price D Dixon, T Miracle ROW 3 D Jones R Parker M Prosuse L Smith K Fox E House D Pender, G McKernle ROW 4 N Dodgln D Storms S Wilcox T Alexander C Bryant L Street R Bale, D Wilson JUNIORS Pomeroy ROW -'I S. Lightfoot, T. Couron, B. White, J. Darrah, R. Vedder, J. Murray, E. LaPont, E. Whitson, L. Tolman, J. Fuhrman ROW -2 E. Baxter, P. Towns, J. Murphy, D. McDowell, P. Ireland, H. Reed, J. Lyons, D. Nielsen, M. Toler, H. Feagins, Mr. Pomeroy ROW -3 R. Rothwell, A. Craig, K. Appleton, T. Wasson, J. Sherman, J. Jacobs, G. Walker, J. Nelson, H. Miller, F. McConnell ROW -4 R. Marmon, D. Lee, F. Arundel, G. Hathaway, D. Lane, D. Dennis, N. Slaughter, B. Fowles, V. Martin, JUNIORS Parrish ROW -1 J. Maclsaac, B. White, V. Cox, J. Payne, M. Bomar, N. Cash, B. Molamphy, P. Cuth, L. Jordan, S. Somerville ROW -2 T. Deyoung, J. Farris, L. Charley, B. Snow, P. DeHart, R. Lopez, N. Taylor, J. Goerke, D. Crummett ROW -3 D. Worthen, R. Drye, B. Ransom, R. Matthews, J. Armstrong, J. Alford, P. Chesmar, G. Cleveland, G. Roos ROW -4 J. Ferris, J. Clark, A. Gordy, P. Banks, G. Sackwar, B. Henry, D. Goebel JUNIORS Patton ROW -'I J. Craft, J. Allen, N. Wildman, L. Miller, P. Marshall, J. Kulk, P. Horsley, D. Cartwright, 5. Parr, D. Swaney ROW -2 J. Cullen, L. Bayless, N. Skeens, J. Mock, J. Felkner, J. Kunkel, S. Gott, M. Simpson, L. Britton ROW -3 G. Wyatt, T. Denevan, B. Thrasher, L. Pitts, E. Beam, W. Gordon, C. Rubin ROW -4 L. Conrey, B. Moran, C. Walton, A. Lincoln, D. Holthe, B. Brese, P. Jones JUNIORS Sanders ROW-'I R. Walter, L. Patterson, B. Whitmore, J. Jordan, C. Ball, R. Cossarek, M. Dunbar, A. Cody, J. Harmon, M. Love ROW -2 D. Denison, C. Anderson, L. Schaible, C. Anderson, C. Tetzlaff, D. Henley, C. Miller, J. Lenon, J. Crawfield, J. Christensen, TROW -3 G. Davis, J. Bolander, S. Rummler, B. Kalowes, D. Arthur L. Fassett, R. Kobata, E. Bryant, J. McDougalh, A. Stokes, ROW -4 C. Warino, E. Taylor, B. Hinkel, D. Morrison, E. Sutton, M. DeBourdieu, B. Beale, B. McReynolds B. Johnson, J. Ben, JUNIORS Turner ROW -'I P. Fernall, S. Fields, M. Schober, L. Miller, J. Taylor, J. Hughes, P. Smith, 5. Casey, S. Martin, ROW -2 B. Lockard, D. Humphries, E. Arnold, B. Martin, J. Bruce, J. Mann, L. McGuinn, B. Dow, ROW -3 S. Hilton, B. Carr, P. Koch, B. Wetzel, B. Bookout, B. Reinheart JUNIORS Pomeroy ROW-I T. Crandall, 5. Damerval, K. Montes, W. Holder, B. Mercer, M. Barnes, H. Holtzhauer, J. Toler, L. Pepper, P. Dittman, ROW -2 J. Carr, B. Hill, J. Stilll E. Blakeley, C. LeMasters, L.Stephens, M. Risetter, R. Moqk, Mr. Pomeroy ROW -3 J. Adema, B. Shauer, D. Schleif, D. Brickly, S. Larsen, J. Pink, L. lrwin, R. Russell ROW -4 R. McClintock, R. Garlick, J. King, B. Plein, B. Myrter, K. Fairbanks, E. Demers, R. Willson JUNIORS Sanders ROW -'I D. Morgan, S. Parks, D. Dunn, D.Wyland, J. Wilson, B. Kelly, B. Salhus, G. Woods, K. Henderson, L. Santy, ROW -2 J. Redfren, B. Fischer, D. Prochnow, B. Hullander, B. Tice, S. Bessette, B. Hatch, K. Selvey, V. Prickett, ROW -3 D. Walker, J. Hancock, E. Christensen, D. Hagey, B. Rendahl, S. Guyett, D. Blankerhorn JUNIORS Turner ROW -1 D. Kraft, Y. Cregut, J. Olds, B. Light, A. Higgins, C. Killingbeck, B. Stinnett, W. Chaffin, J. Lewis, ROW -2 .I. Dale, K. Happatz, S. Hilton, A. Schumacher, J. Mullican, S. Russell, C. King, P. Brannon, M. Krups, c. Hillig ROW -3 B. Cornelius, N. Tripple, J. Bair, V. Westfall, B. Snyder, R. Wilson, J. Kelly, D. LaBar ROW -4 A. Montoya, G. Whitener, F. Ryon, R. Dorsey, K. Reynolds, T. Foster, A. Chacon SOPHOMORES Auld ROW 1. S. Heckendorn, .l. Selters, J. Dodgin, T. Martel, D. Keithley, K.Madsen, A. Hoornaert, G. Woods, D. Milberg, B. Penka ROW 2. T. Vaughter, B. Rayce, E. Terpstra, M. Miller, J. Coale, C. Cornwell, R. Plouf ROW 3. J. Christie, A. Johnson, E. Jones, R. Kwiatkowski, D. Rasmussen, L. Bittaker, R. Brown, P. Ferdon ROW 4. J. Lichtenthaler, D. Giles G. Fisher, G. Seals, R. Lee, C. Horner, B. Anderson JUNIORS Wherli ROW -I M. Kosowky, M. Maddry, B. Russel, P. Denny, D. Dodd, R. Dodgen, F. Hester, D. Gauslin, M. Crawford, B. Shaffer ROW -2 H. Swenson, M. Anna, N. Hicks, P. McCullough, J. Chase, P. Hinson, L. Dinsmore, M. White, L. Sellers, B. Davis, S. Funkhauser ROW -3 B. Pirot, C. Cole, R. Tyler, Z. Dettmer, M. Lannen, A. Newman, Y. Green, L. Sziiarto ROW -4 G- Baliamo, J. Cron, P. Needman, S. Barnett, D. Hall, R. Ferguson, R. Marbry SOPHOMORES Auld ROW -'l M. Ritter, A. Megordan, B. Anderson, P. Byrnes, B. Rand, C. Haywood, C. McClure, J. Ross, J. Fleeger ROW -2 E. Epton, B. O'Blennis, K. Korgue L. Bloom, M. Hoy, J. Weiser, B. Burns, L. Sharp, K. Morgan, G. Steoman ROW -3 H. Lobdell, J. Owen, B. Castillo, B. Golenor, M. Stimson, J. Sigfried, R. Begelow, J. Rutherford, T. Braginton, C. Shirk, SOPHOMORES Cameron ROW -l B. Anderson, J. Edwards, J. Nelson, S. Roach, J. Watts, P. Lewis, D. Wensel, C. Brown, T. Fostak ROW -2 M. Cameron, J. Johnson, N. Loveall, B. McDade, C. Harding, M. Gossage, C. Cook, G. Cuthbertson, L. Smith ROW -3 J. Cady, D. Hart, J. Bolte, J. Jerauld, AJ. Hanchett, D. Altmanshofer, D. Smith, T. Watson, ROW -4 L. Wurm, J. Koch, D. Scherschligt, G. Butler, A. Stone, L. DeYoung, M. Finney, J. Carter, L. Bouchard SOPHOMORES Conrod ROW -1 Mrs. Conrod, S. Chandler, 5. Davis, G. Kirkpatric, L. Hart, R. Adkisson, L. Goodart, J. Keller, J. Marlette, C. Chomplin, J. DeVeny, E. Kath, ROW -2 J. Anderson, C. Connor, N. O'Corr, J. Lamberth, J. Cross, P. Murphy, K. Lybbert, A. Newman, D. Brown, B. Froehlick, L. Carter, ROW -3 J. Benber, V. Burgess, J. Sessions, J. Relanger, L. Piper, J. Owen, J. Deriso, J. Armstrong, J. Howard, P. Raffeld, R. Martin, gm SOPHOMORES Cameron ROW -'l J. Bomlace, B. Hancock, D. Williams, N. Sims, S. Scott, D. Compton, D. Barr, C. Beach, J. Chaulsett ROW -2 P. Bennett, J. Strickland, W. Kern, L. Tarman, R. Taylor P. Willoughby, J. Frese, M. La Rosa ROW -3 M. Brown, G. Hickle, G. Todd, F. Brown, T. McDougall, D. Davenport, M. Derfler, B. Price, M. Cameron SOPHOMORES Conrocl ROW -'l L. Simpson, N. Fennell, S. Benson, E. Collins, R. Morris, S. Berger, J. Savin, J. Grant, K. Evans, S. Trussell, ROW -2 C. Tanner, V. Tollefson, F. Quinn, J. Mosley, B. Edwards, W. Byington, J. Rogers, B. Deets, C. Cook, Mrs. Conrad, ROW -3 D. Pelham, B. Stults, H. Kornder, J. Camp, B. Miller, B. Ludiker, D. Dixon, B. Woodard, J. Reidy, P. Heileman, 10' wi SOPHOMORES Couvillon ROW -1 J. Wattles, L. Blackburn, E. Sams, R. Yard, J. Spradling, L. Leonard, M. Eisenberg, N. Bowman, D. Martin, S. McCool ROW -2 J. Wilson, J. Downey, J. Ridolfi, L. Thomas, V. Eker, L. Byrd, J. Fleeger, T. Friffithe, Miss Couvillon ROW -3 S. Schabe, D. Templin, W. Johnson, S. Shook, J. Brooks, G. Gullikson, J. Evans, J. Summers T? SOPHOMORES deGroat ROW 1 De Grout H Lederfme J. Mitchell, P. Howell, S. Downing, H. Ray, S. King, S. Veldsma, D. Dutton D. Burchfield, ROW -2 D. Gilbert, P. Price, G. Coombs, M. Estes, S. Roach, G. Ray, T. Jordan, C. English, T. Lewin. ROW -3 F. Taylor, J. Malone, A. Cinquegrama, R. Swedell, B. Whitson D. Chapman, G. Rowan. ROW -4 S. Louis, D. Van Gundy, D. Van Pool, R. Muleiko, L. Tiller, T. Flesia. SOPHOMORES Couvillon ROW -1 J. Risley, K. Nordquist, S. Kluge, S. Long, D. Richman, S. Miller, B. Rothman, W. Jerabek, A. Crews, M. Hoskinson ROW -2 H. Corwin, S. TriPP. P. Mcleroy, S. Brosanhan, E. Trefny, C. Mallet, S. Graham, D. Smith, L. Wilhelm ROW -3 J. Rose, G. Lepire, D. Napier, L. Wolflt, J. Justice, J. Hillig, ROW -4 R. Thornton, G. McNair, E. Cristensen, W. Perring, L. Cecil, M. Brown, Miss Couvillon SOPHOMORES deGroat ROW -I L. Moses, P. Hall, C. Sutton, S. Richardson, L. Ainsworth, D. Keith, M. Files, D. Warrington, J. Grimes, S. Russell, R. DeGroat ROW -2 J. Brown, B. Atkinson, G. Mcllrath, N. Jennigs, R. Heller, M. Geiger, B. Phillips, J. O'Byrne, B. Boyles, D. Daniel, B. Black ROW -3 R. Rightmire, K. Dickson, K. Collins, J. Wilson, E. Hixenbaugh, L. Vanderhoff, J. Purdy, D. Platt, G. Smith, D. Downen, B. Pierce SOPHOMORES Grigory ROW 1 P McDonald, S Hawkins 0 Berkon, G Werllnger, K Johnson J Meyer D Johnstone E Selvey D Mitchell R Gurley L Heckman ROW 2 J Rogers, B Gustlne L Antlsta R Herzog S Schlesslner S John, M McGill L Zimmerman B Funkhauser, L Banks Mr Grigory ROW3 B Day B McArthur W Matherly, M McFarland H Shapiro J Chandler B Miller, W Martin, R Yanover fn. soPHoMoREs Gough ROW -1 S. Henderson, T. Osburn, J. Wiegner, J. Harvey, E. Burrola, B. Holland, P. Lindahl, J. Owens, l. McArthur ROW -2 R. Black, J. Olson, L. Beals, P. Wussow, W. Powell, B. Burks, D. Lingo, S. Maisch, Mr.Gough ROW -3 N. Barnette, R. Wantz, W. Bousman, E. Scott, M. Anderson, J. Zmor, B. Hoyt ROW -4 J. Windes, M. Weinberg, T. Yeoman, R. Moncrief, B. Catterall, K. Brown, J. Armstrong SOPHOMORES Grigory ROW -1 E. Vest, R. Hegg, D. Hanson, B. Neal, K. Molamphy, C. Dickens, S. Daniels, W. Benson, D. Stoltey ROW -2 J. Hawker, S. Handler, L. Burton, G. Boatright, J. Sloan, P. Knight, S. Macbeath, J. Johnson, P. Mcleroy, S. Miller, Mr. Grigory now -3 J. Mmlisfer, o. Dye, re. Dorn, C. Willett, S. Higgins, B. Crabb, T. Trefton, C. Smithson, B. Rehe, B. Witcher SOPHOMORES Gough ROW -1 C. Murray, D. Gibbs, B. Gee, D. Larske, J. Schmit, R. Beeson, B. Chambers, S. Kerivan, B. Anderson, J. Strelow, Mr. Gough, ROW -2 B. Goldstock, B. Blust, C. Crew, M. Gallagher, H. Strimple, P. Bardwell, M. Craig, J. Williams, D. Hedy, D. Canning, J. Meister ROW -3 E. Taft, R. Anderson, S. Lawrence, C. Murray, J. Cary, C. Bells, R. Adkins, K. Smith, J. Wright, R. Stanley SOPHOMORES Gross ROW -'I D. Nowlin, G. Schenk, J. Wieter, C. Daniels, G. Hendrix, L. Boone, J. Lout, D. Norris, L. Consalvo, A. Danna ROW -2 J. Deets, C. Ward, M. Ward, C. Jordan, M. Groshart, C. Warren, J. Robshaw, J. Jones ROW -3 G. Oliver, C. Rose, R. Sharp, R. Moore, D. Veiar, T. Roasveld, R. Beuchel, B. Jones, J. Mays ROW -4 B. Cody, R. Hannah, P. Healy, P. Mohlin, C.Geiger SOPHOMORES Marton ROW -'I B. Burk, C. Pugh, J. Maxcy, S. Hauman, J. Irving, M. Street, R. Stark, C. Filbert, H. White, J. Dordon ROW -2 J. Swanneri, B. Krause, G. Lozonne, D. Sugden, C. Hynes, M. Demello, S. Williams, B. Shenk, .l. Carver, C. Fassett ROW -3 F. Prince, B. Clark, J. Roach, L. Breelad, M. Kelley M23 I soPHoMoREs Gross ROW -'l J. Blodgett, B. VanPelt, N- Stovall, J. Vogel, R. Hearons, P. Bolander, B. Simnicn, L. Ochs, N. Freitag, N. Johnson ROW -2 D. Lindsey, M. Everett, L. Lippincott, J. Dalchow, M. Gutierrez, J. Hilton, C. Gillis, C. Mays, R. Pelle, S. Jenkins, E. Enders, D. Vershaw ROW -3 J. Branscomb, L. Richardson, L. Gordley, R. Carson, J. Fail, E. Hess, R. McAIister, B. Stark, B. Burns, H. Hylton, E. Jones, L. Griggs SOPHOMORES McMiIIin ROW -1 A. Richman, B. Barber, G. lrbin, N. Downey, J. Metcalf, J. Freeman, J. Leider, G. Landers, L. Wells, J. Hansmann, ROW -2 J. Toyer, R. Lemoucl, D. Dodge, C. lngle, J. Hall, J. Duvall, P. Welch, J. Harvey, J. Perez, B. Bricknell, Mr. McMillin, ROW -3 T. Gates, D. Gann, R. Davis, R. Moore, J. Wilcott, J. Fowler, L. Chick, S. Goodwin, J. Payne, L. Stedman, SOPHOMORES McMillin ROW -'l T. Sanderson, J. Adams, C. Fellar H. Rampey, J. Carpenter P Powell, A Sibley M Somerson S Krogrl S Ersklne ROW 2 B Sarvls R Reynolds R Stark J Garland B Buster, M Sprka M Larson R Brown, D Nowlm, Mr McMlllln, ROW 3 B Bates, B Forbes B Shoup D Matefy J Mullenburg R Bunker D Howk D Powers SOPHOMORES Moore ROW -'I S. McCabe, L. Bates, J. Thompson, M. Oilbreath, S. Castro, S. Nicholas, K. Shultz, E. Grundman, H. Kuster ROW -2 F. Brook, D. Nielsen, P. Sargent, M. Fossum, R. McDonald, R. Price, G. Ripple, J. Moore ROW -3 P. Prosise, M. Ambrse, J. Workman, R. Petersen, C. Justis, V. Hatch, R. Kloster, R. Jackert, . wa.: .civxtm erm 1 SOPHOMORES Moore ROW -1 C. Abbot, C. Mellot, J. Powell, S. Thomas, R. Arnett, K. Wilson, P. Gillock, G. Eliott, P. Peterson, J. Bergeron, ROW -2 W. Calmese, J. Sipple, D. Sternin, D. Baca, J. Abbott, M. Minear, R. Marotte, J. Underwood, M. Ludt, D. Branscomb. ROW -3 M. Stevens, M. Tripp, H. Collins, G. Kanmann, L. Ferguson, T. Tucker, D. Rozas, M. Lowell, L. Hunsaker, G. Newman. SOPHOMORES Nlozee ROW -'l D. Larson, N. Kemp ,D. Wheedock, G. Rogers, E. Sands, B. Cookson, M. Cullen, J. Harker, D. Peterson, J. Magness ROW -2 L. Long, S. Valentine, H. Blunt, D. Powell, A. Perigo, G. Ansite, V. Martin, L. Wages, J. Ferrel, Nlr. Mozee ROW -3 R. Truelove, P. Boley, R. Lambert, R, Beacham, B. Kelley, G. Osborn, J. Turner, R. Murray SOPHOMORES Oelke ROW -l P. Johnston, M. Roberge, L. Mepcep, R. Adler, L. Clements, M. Greenlee, B. Karst, J. Hunter B. Loertscher, R. Myers, M. Schiffbauer ROW -2 J. Hunter, D. Ferrell, J. Anderson, G. Fisher, M. Coleman, S. Ratner, K. O'Connor, J. Harkey, D. Albritton ROW -3 D. Cribbs, R. Lindell, D. Walker, B. Mortensen, A. Fecarotta, G. Van SOPHOMORES Mozee ROW -'I S. Jackson, A. Cox, J. Lippold, L. Hartley, B. Wood, J. Brockert, M. Watts, A. Hart, M. Miller, P. Howsare, B. Golscock ROW -2 J. Lantow, J. Reves, C. Cook, A. Schulz, E. Floyd, M. Foote, A. Mocsny, K. Honau, R. Houser, M. Berry, G. Sunderman ROW -3 L. Gelentere, R. Hull, G. Franklin, R. Norris, J. Marley, B. Ay, W. Wheeler, H. Teasdale, C. Allen, B. Cooper Horne, T. Barstine, D. Jacobs ROW -4 C. Finders, T. Dennis, B. lsham J. Harvey, R. Herandez, R. Hartman SOPHOMORES Patten ROW -1 J. Dugger, H. La Bar, J. Billings, S. Zeek, J. Wagner, L. Rogers, S. Koeller, J. Harker, P. Poling, K. Church ROW -2 M. Mosby, B. Wrye, G. Apple, S. McDonald, V. Puffer, M. Commeau, D. Madduy, G. Guest ROW -3 J. Deppe, H. Martinez, L. Funderburk, B. McReynolds, R. Gividen, G. Windes, E. Bryan, D. Nultemeier ROW -4 O. Porche, D. Chaffee, L. Warner, D. Parkins, K. Knapp, H. Steuber, J. Bonar an-rv wa- eg., SOPHOMORES Oelke ROW -'I P. Wood, J. Carnegie, G. Epperson, K. Rumback, B. Martin, F. Roe, C. Ropczycki, L. Grant D. Pettit, Mr. Oelke, ROW -2 G. Watkins, M. Bausch, S. Wadluw, B. Bohm, A. Vedder, M. Eggert, T. Faughet, T. Reiber, B. Biggs, R. Sammons, ROW -3 D. Dott, B. Lynch, H. Shelton, T. Cornelius, L. Lanhardt, M. McCoy, R. Dawson, R. Riley, L. Solomon, sqm SOPHOMORES Thomas ROW I P Dresben P Hob! D Wlsnewskl G Wood M Juergens A Aronson B Koontz, V Kearney ROW 2 L Price, P Hurt, C Caughren H Woodruff B Johnson H Multarl G Lee L Foley ROW 3 R Shreves, A Miner T Oliver A Wilkerson M Anderson N Ingram D Anderson L Teel I Alther SOPHOMORES Vickers ROW -'I N. Phillips G. Carter, J. Miller S. Whelstone, S. Cole, B. Lhanres, P. Kealy, F. Hobi, D. Tucksen, C. Hancock ROW -2 M. Louis, G. Gallelo, S. Benson, I. Watt, K. Fisher, M. Rupe, B. Baker ROW -3 N. Rougeau, K. Short, .JS J. Babrowski, W. Bodkin, R. Daly, B. Gallagher, C. Barnett ROW -4 L. Keelfuss, D. Aasen, E. Barner, R. Shoemaker, M. MaIleti,J. MacDonald, D. Hoggarth , ' SOPHOMORES Thomas ROW -'I E. Gelfand, D. Henderson, L. OM, M. Hodge, L. Hood, A. Kinney, R. Miller, J. Ashley, P. Park, D. Bowser ROW -2 C. Martinez, S. Tony, P. Gesell, B. Bergener, V. Martinez, G. Owens, R. Marsell, T. Herbert ROW -3 P. Gordon, R. Brower, C. Perkey, S. Manuel, J. Smith, M. Spinelli, D. McDonald SOPHOMORES Vickers ROW 1 N Vlrrane, D White, J Skidmore, B Altmann L Peters L Overbay S Camel, P Lieberman, B Vlscardl J Kurte ROW 2 F Vickers J Dickson B Meyer B Sugden E Shultielcl S Roy J M:DoIe G Berry E Reed, T Tyler L Hublon ROW 3 R Holfman E Jewell B Cooke R Dalke J Marhn E Houtz, F Hughes R Mendenhall 533 ' SOPHOMORES Wilson ROW -'I L. Pitcher, C. Von Hooten, P. Asbee, L. Ferguson, J. Poppen, E. Prentiss, L. Bakke, J. Chaflin, V. Brockert, M. Turner ROW -2 B. Ford, L. Davis, M. Miller, M. Pinson, J. Maingot, C. Palmer, C. Mitchella, E. Dew ROW -3 J. Boland, R. Larson, B. Gregory, B. Stanley, G. Corbett, K. Fisher, J. Petronek ROW -4 J. Williamson, M. Mann, J. Gariepy, B. Fiorentine, J. Rumbold K. Heyl soPHoMoREs Young ROW -1 D. DeFoor, 5. Griffin, L. Scott, B. Franz, D. Wertz, J. Christensen, M. Atnip, M. Kramer, G. Greene, ROW -2 B. Erwin, T. Duvalis, B. Bryden, L. Miranda, K. De Munn, W. Stout, M. Ramos, R. Clark, J. Jones, Dr. Young, ROW -3 L. Orrick, T. Montrella, D. Greeley, G. Belshe, P. Hove, S. Warlick, K. Heyl ROW -4 P. Herzog, R. White, J. Goff, R. Herlikofer, D. Christensen, H. Cox SOPHOMORES Wilson ROW -1 P. Circosta, P. Hammond, ' S. Hatfield, S. Granman, J. Hindley, B. Sween, P. Cox, J. Krause, D. Moe J. Bord ROW -2 T. Whatley, C. Henrite, G. Boulden, M. Kath, C. Hazard, S. Garies, B. Johnson, G. Goldstein, G. Miller, ROW -3 D. Wnxenfelter, H. Smith, J. Jutzeler, J. Brownell, L. Arvig C. Morgan, G. Hodges SOPHOMORES Young ROW -1 D. Stewart, B. Uuderwood, P. O'Brien, J. Johnson, B. Harris, D. Miller, M. Stevens, C. Mnichowiez N. Hughes ROW -2 M. Christian, B. Osborne, R. Taber, D. Tamburo, R. Sayers, B. Anderson, G. Heading, H. Russell, J. Wahigren, M. Rogan, ROW -3 J. Carson, J. Kidd, J. Galiher L. Lewis, L. Robbins, B. Louchks, G. Shaffer, G. Evans, Miss Young, L .mi ma 1 i 'WW : 1 Wx E93 as If Q 1 I E W 4 e H 3 E is 5 I 5 and Uzgmugaftdaaa in Swim: Za z. . Wada . . Ziuddamfma .T-1 IT. i i RONNIE FAIRLY - Fall STUDENT BODY PRESIDENTS Spring - DENNIS NELSON STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Government Class is made up of student body officers and representatives of many active clubs on the campus. These students meet every day first period with Mr. Brown, director of activities, in the little theatre. The purpose of this class is manyfold. All phases of the activity programs, student body finances, assem- blies, school calendars, inter-school relations and the morale and spirit of the Jordan students are its problems and are considered at every meeting. The tri-weekly meetings of the Student Court are regular meetings of which plans and proper requests must be made. 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MICE l DAISY MAE 5 TO YOUR MARKS LET ME HI TEEN I 1 3 X1 K, S , Fall Canteen Officers: DAYLE HUDSON SECRETARYp JIM RODGERS, TREASURERp MARGIE HOBERECHT, lst VICE-PRESlDENTp MRS. JONES, CANTEEN DlRECTORp JANET RODIER, 2nd VICE- PRESlDENTg and RON CRITSER, PRESIDENT. SMILE PLEASE HE MISSED CHOW TIME ,Q My 5 l t , Qt I, I vw, N ,, , at I . .W 1 is , GOOD NIGHT The Hi-Teen is a very popular place around the Jordan Cam- pus. Dancing, ping pong, shu- ffleboard, and television is offer- ed for everyone's enjoyment. The sponsor of the canteen is Mrs. Jones, a person liked by all. CANTEEN JONES After the football games this year students met at the canteen to talk with their friends. This year we are very fortunate to have a new iuke box donated by the Rotary Club, for dancing pleasure. I t Spring Canteen Officers. LIZ COLEMAN, Ist VICE PRESIDENT, JO ELZENGA, 2nd VICE PRESIDENT, PAUL FARRAR, TREASURER, PAT GARDNER, PRESIDENT, and MARY KAYE KNAPP, SECRETARY. DlSNEYLAND WORK, WORK, WORK ONCE AROUND, SAM Alumni Queen RAMONA ROGERS and attendants LINDA HOULIHAN, MARY KAYE KNAPP, NANCY KEMP P. T.-A. Queen and attendants JO ELZENGA, PAT GARDNER fQueenl, JANET RODIER, and MARY KRAMER CAMPUS i E 3 e 3 5 4 S Snowflake Queen and alfendants LANNY CONSOLVO, BOBBIE KILBORN, CARLENE TANIGOSHI, BARBARA SHALLCROSS fQueenl, DEANNE PFAFF, SHIRLEY BOSTICK , JUDY GRIMES ROYALTY Li'I Abner, DENNIS NELSON and Daisy May, ELLA BLACKSTONE I j Q ' ,-V- Q ..:. V ' I tw Q kv' A ,,-. : T2-, I, R f if LETTERMEN A -f,., M. 414. xz. fy- f DETAIL MATH AND SCIENCE CLUB HIY AV!ATION CLUB - l N U 'M 32, S mf u 1 dxmw. ' J X I I H w 1 F E -s 1 , . i 1 I f i E 5 5 ff L,. VJ, -X mA. V- w A-. :,'?,,igL,. . MgN5Q,.1,z gggg I M , Q, Nigga, fi LAL, M . . Mjm, WL, -,fy ,M f W H, .. ML Cuff LW QM.-4 1 ,iw W .jg QL X- W4 , .U . QQ ,x ..., f - - - 1 . . wx X - . . KEY CLUB ANCHOR CLUB :.:,...:.- ,.,. ,... - was - a - g, Af f ' - - 1 1 - v,Q:?,, . BJ? v v 1' A, . 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Page Editors: EMILY MANOR, LARRY GENTRY, RAMONA ROGERS, CHUCK COLE ALBERTA BEGIN, PAT GARDNER, RUTH LINDQUIST, and BETTY HUNTER. CATS PURR DVISOR DAVE DRAKE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BOB MARRIOTT MR. IANTORNO and JIM McLAUGHLIN CARLENE SKILLMAN Staff Photographer Advisor - Business Manager Copy Editor DIANNE FIFE SHIRLEY BOSTICK NANCY KOVACS SUE FRIESE ries in the print shop while Diane Hillis and . Ramona Rogers lco-editorsl and Shirley Slikker trudged onward to complete the Trailblazer under the supervision of Mr. lantorno. LAYOUT EDITORS SPORTS EDITORS Working long hours on the campus, paste- J ing down pictures making dummies scheduling 5 2 pictures selling ads and selecting color and de- sign for the cover we now have an annual we can be proud of. 1 Bruce McCormick Richard Pierce and Ted Q Reno did a capable iob printing names and sto- W www. ' WAL Huw .,, M- swgzggggl. .www M- Q 5 bmiwff-mWW N' ., , ,Y g ,X 3 3. N- mmgg 9 M Ri 1 zz M X gigs' 1 11 5 H. 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E X 2 ig V MV QQRZ, 'wks ag 115 g'-, y Miyagi pzwfffc ,,,.-,--N ...V- STAGE CREW STAGE MAKE-UP L L Scholarship Officers: KENNY ZOMMICK, VICE-PRESIDENTp RON WHITLEY, PRESlDENTp MARGARET MALLOY, SECRETARY SCHOLARSHIP FALL SCHOLARSHIP SPRING Scholarship Officers: CAROLYN NANCE, SECRETARY, RON BOOTH, TREAS- URERp MARY TYLER, PRESIDENT, and ROSS FRANK, VICE PRESIDENT ALPHA SIGMA RHO PAT MARSHALL - MONA ROGERS PAT GARDNER DEANNE PFAFF JOAN ARNOLD CLAIRE BARKER CAROLYN BAUM SHIRLEY BOSTICK BARBARA BRUNO LIZ COLEMAN CHARLENE CONRAD LANNY CONSALVO SALLY DANIELS PAT DE HART SHARON DYMOND NANCY ELLIOTT JO ELZENGA JOHNA FILBERT LINDA GOODHART JUDY GRIMES JANICE GEORKE RUTH ANN GURLEY JANE HANSEN JUDY HANSMANN NANCY HILL MARGIE HOBERECHT JANET HODGE MARGIE HOYT WANDA HUDSPETH NANCY KEMP BOBBI KILBORN SUE KING CAROL KNAUSS SUSAN KOELLER JAN MAC ISAAC JO ANN MAGNESS JUDY MARLETTE MARTHA MAYO CONNIE MURRAY DONNA NORRIS SHARON OLSON MARCIA PLENDER DOROTHY ROBERGE MARLA SCHOENBERGE BARBARA SHALLCROSS CARLENE SKILLMAN CARLENE TANIGOSHI President Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer - ANN SWEETLAND 4 DELTA DORIS GOLDSMITH WILMA DALPIAZ JUDY DRAKE DARLENE ACUFF PHYLLIS AMUNDSON BEV BATES ELLA BLACKSTONE JEAN CABLAYAN JAN CARPENTER JANE CHAFFIN KAY CHANCE MARY CLEMENS VIRGINIA GORDON oem okusvs LYNN HANNAWELL PHYLLIS Hess BETTY HILL ' DAYLE HUDSON KAREN INGLE JANE INLOW SHEILA KERIVAN CAROL KILLINGBECK VEDONNA LANGHAM JOYCE LETZER VIRGINIA MELLOTT SHIRLEY MOORE LINDA OPIE SIBYL PARR LORETTA POMPEII JACKIE RASKA SUE RESLEY JANET RODIER JOETTE TAYLOR BARBARA Y VAN DUSEN WANDA WALL JEAN WEEDEN NORMA WILDNIAN Bev WILLIAMSON DELTA GAMMA OMEGA Treasurer Chaplain SALLY SITES BONNIE RUSSELL MARY ANNA GAYLE IRWIN MARY GAYLE KOSOWSKY MARLEEN MADDRY ANITA RICE KAY RUMBACK JANICE THOMPSON SALLY WORD CONIE ZEEK SUELLEN ZEEK President Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer ANN COLLINS MIMI TUEL SHERRI FRANKS DONNA POWELL MARGIE ARNOLD ROSEMARY CHANDLER SALLY CHANDLER SUE CHANDLER KAREN DeMANN PHYLLIS DITTMAN JOAN FELKNER PEGGY FORD PHYLLIS FRAZZINI ROSEANNE HIGG WILDA RENFRO KAPPA NU KAPPA SIGMA CHI President Vice Pres. - Secrefclry Treasurer BRUCE MOTSHAGEN JIM JIM RON RON DEX RON PAUL FARRAR HAYES RODGERS AMY CRITSER DAVENPORT FAIRLY LARRY GREER DICK HALLIGAN DUANE HEDY DICK HONN SKIP BOB LAWRENCE LEMLEY AL LINCOLN DENNY MOORE President IRENE GALLAGHER Vice Pres. - SHARON MCGREE Secretary Treasurer BARBARA JONES MARY EDWARDS JOAN FUHRMAN MARY GALLAGHER JULIET GALLEGOS CONNIE GRANT CAROLE HAYWOD JOYCE HEMPSTEAD SANDY HENLEY JOYCE HICKMAN BEVERLY PENKA BARBARA SIMPSON LINDA THOMAS JOANN WEEKS BARBARA WOODS KAPPERETTES ms ,X . 5 ss rs-P uma QE W E 5 xx-xx iii W 'emma-ww w fam. M 4.-xx JOYCE ELLWART Vice Pres. - JUDY MILLER CAROLYN KING PAT BRANNON GEORGANNA FISHER JUDY AUCUTT NANCY HICKS JAUNITA LASSERRE RUTH LINDQUIST LINDA NELSON KATHY NEWMAN CAROL QUIMET SANDY RUSSELL NANCY SKEENS MARTHA SMITH President Vice Pres. - Secretary Treasurer MARLENE LAN GDON PAT MARSHALL SUE CALDWELL CAROLE HARL JOAN EASLEY FAY HESTER CARMEN LOYA LIZ OVERBAY JANICE WAHLGREN SHERRI WORDEN OMEGA TAU President WANDA ROBERTS Vice Pres. - SHARON PATTON Secretary KATHY KETTLE JULIE ALLEN JANICE CRAFT GLENDA GUTHBERTSON SUE FRIESE EDITH HART BETTY HUNTER PAT IVEY MARY JANE KING LILA MARRIOT JACKIE MEYERS CATHY PANEK JUDY PAYNE DORENE PORTER G. G. ROUSLER BERNICE SNOW RANDY WALTER IRENE WINGER JUDY WURTH SANDRA ZANDER Vive Pres. - LARRY PHELPS President - DENNY NELSON Secretary Treasurer BERT CARTER JIM BERRY RON BOOTH FRANK ARUNDEL CHUCK COX BOB EBERHART BILL FOWKS ROSS FRANK JOHN IRVIN FRED JORGENSON ROGER KOBATA DEN MELVIN PHIL MILLER JAMES MOLE TERRY PETERSON MIKE ROQUEMORE DERALD VANDERPOOL RON WHITLEY TIM WINKEY KEN ZOMMICK PHI SIGMA President Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer DIANE HILLIS - CLEO GALLELO DARLA SMITH BOBI UPTON BERTI BEGAN ALICE BAILEY ROSE MARIE CAMPOBASSO SUE CHAMBERLAIN JOYCE COLLIER JANE DUVALL GERRY ELZENGA JOANNE FISHER GERORGIA GENSEMER PATTI GILL JERRY GRAHAM JUDY GREELEY BETTY JENNINGS ELEANOR LA PONT JOYCE LEE VICKI LUTZ DIANE MILLER BARBARA PETERSON DONNA PROVOST CAROL RADCLIFFE SHARON WILLIAMS MARTHA WILKINS President Vice Pres. - Secretary Treasurer JERRY FLETCHER WAYNE REILLY STEVE LEVINE CHUCK BUCKMAN RON BENSON LLOYD BOOTH LARRY BRITTON GARY DOWNEY RICHARD GARRETT BILL KILBORN JEFF LYNN ROBBIE MATHEWS FRED MC CONNELL JIM MC LAUGHLIN JERRY RINGLE LARRY SMITH ALAN STOKES DICK STURGES RONNIE TYRA GARY VAN HORNE PHIL VILJOEN TERRY WILSON MARVIN WHEELER MIKE WHITE THETA PHI The Trailblazer Proudly Presents Mr. lo n W. Wilson 1937 1949 Mr. John W. Wilson Rolla and Carthage Missouri were the scenes of his early child- hood. John W. Wilson, in his teens, moved to Colfax, Washington with his family and then to Idaho, where he spent 10 years. He came to Long Beach in 1924 after earning some degrees in college. He completed his Bachelors Degree at Teachers College, Greely, Colorado, and two Masters Degrees at Stanford University. John W. Wilson began his career at Edison Jr. High school as a teacher. He became principal the next year. He also served in that position at Lindbergh Jr. High school until he was appointed to the new Jordan High school. The North Long Beach YMCA building pro- vided its first class rooms. He has seen Jordan's enrollment grow from 148 students in 1932, to 2,548 today. Mr. Wilson is an excellent writer, and speaker. He enioys reading for pleasure. As well as a 25-year member of the Kiwanis Club, he also holds a life membership in the Masonic Club. He is a member of the Congregational church and is considered by his many friends as a man of action ,motivatecl by Patriotism and Sprited vaules. Here is a capsule view of John W. Wilson, Jordan's first principal who now retires after holding this position for 23 years. 1946 1953 Elm mmm if' x-,NNNM 2 L VV'R ' 'FK FACULTY PICNIC f AND CHRISTMAS PARTY 'VW FW , . .QQ s ii 4 T' iight. , ,L 'jfs ff 2' ' ff 2 4 as 'fl mms na MMM AH I BM 1: wang km a 5' -5 9 I .w na, S I xz A K Yi W 'f .. gk is W ' ,Vw X gig.. .g513s4fxg:qBSk,Q T f -Ayfg..,.1,lg? ' 37.111 ,Q , mf 'H ,, 21,1 y I X, f'Ff?'?-'veg sig Xi , Mf:,fpw5f?ffkf -?4M'X ff!!! . ,Mlgog TW H . '?4W4ib'f wdftr-- Alwffi, ,T N A ,, L , g was- - ,. hwuf, hy ,-iwa , fx. ...MLMQ -if-4-Quik k ww--QTQ' 2-w3 'S f'fN '. Qjfl fm -mr-Wm-fwifssgggfimfgmififwqggmzmw vw' ' W -- . .. lg, ,,m?w,:f,1w,5iSe X K' w-Q Y: 'lf ,.Qi2.,.i,. pw, Q,gsw.,,.my-1,5 ,,W.qJ,A.,,qmw Q P A ggi? ,ig T:'L3g,.'fW'g: iifegxggg j ' f 4M.,,.W.,s M,w..,g,fM. 3 113552 ' ' F' m Q ,w.,,, X ' Q W M W: me M. W . I -we im ?' Nui. - . 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Stardust was the song which the Girls Glee Club sang, while the Boys Glee Club followed them with Moonlight Bay . When the two groups got together they came up with This is My Country , which was very nicely done. The Esquires dance band, a portion of the Jordan band, did an effective iob with two numbers. To change the pace a bit The 7 Dixie Cats woke up the crowd with their version of Dixieland music. Mrs. Robinson and Miss Buckovitch's modern dancers did a wonderful iob with there very well timed numbers. Also adorning the auditorium stage were the Song and Flag Girls with their chorus line. All the music was provided by the Orchestra and Band, under the very capable direction of Mr. Dixon. ON THE GALLOWS TREE HSTARDUST ALL TOGETHER BOYS M00Nl-IGHT B vi! . FATHER OF THE BRIDE On May 10th and 'l1th, the Jordan drama class presented the Senior Class Play. The play this year was the comedy, The Father of the Bride . Starring as Father of the bride was Gary Watkins. Double cast as the bride were Candy Gillis and Peggy Paul, with Edward Taft as the groom. Barbara Kidder as the charming mother and Gene Martin and Clifford Crew as the two brothers complete the fam- ily circle. A wide variety of interesting characters are played by other members of the advanced drama class. Mr. Banks learns that one of the young men he has seen occassionally about the house is about to become his son-in-law. Daughter Kay announced the en- gagement out of a clear sky. Mrs. Banks and the two boys are happy, but Banks is in a dither. The groom-to-be, Buckley Dustan, appeares on the scene and Banks realizes that the engagement is serious. Buckley and Kay don't want a big wedding. .lust a simple affair with a few friends. We soon learn, however, that the few friends idea is out. Then the trouble really begins. A professional ca- terer is called inp professional florists and furniture mover, dressmakers and the rest take over. Banks' terror over the costs mounts in a crescendo, as the list grows. Kay in a fit of temper calls off the wedding, and Buckley leaves in des- pair. Of course, the lovers' quarrel is patched up and preparations for the' wedding proceed. When Banks leaves for the church with Kay, he realizes that she is getting what every bride should have when she leaves her family. The play was a big success and enjoyed by all. DUM DEE DUM DUM I'VE BEEN SICK LOOK! A BUG WHAT! ANOTHER BILL OH I'LL SMACK YOU AND AWAY WE GO 1 :nun su 4 1.141-,L-1-:srw:.::f . A- . 1 ..,c,,N..s -7 .swf-.tc-,1. m.,.,w.s.4 un:-.m-mn STAIRWAY TO THE STARS AQUETTES RIPPLES 'N RHYTHM The 1956 Aquettes of Jordan High School presented Ripples 'N Rhythm on March 14, 15, and 16, in the Jordan Natatorium. Their show consisted of songs taken from Kismet , Girl Crazy , Kiss Me Kate , and many other Flowers . Elaine Danaher did a solo number taken from Paint Your Wagon . The Modern Dance Class of Jordan presented Two Ladies in De Shade of De Banana Tree and One Man Ain't Quite Enough taken from House of stage musicals. The Sponsors of the Aquettes were Mrs. Benson, and Miss Riggs, and the Modern Dance Director is Mrs. Robinson. Connie Zeek, the president of this group had a big iob this year organizing the entire show, along with all of the Aquettes and the entire Production Staff. 56 Swing mmf 7x56 Miz' ww f as A. fl A A cjjwx 3. 75 we 57 VARSITY FOOTBALL The powerful Jordan varsity football team has had one of the best gridiron season's, since entering the Southern Calif- ornia Coast League. With a convincing record of 6 wins and 2 losses, the Panthers shared the league championship with Lynwood and Downey. Jordan moved into the first place tie by winning the very last contest of the season with a 7 to 0 victory over newly entered Paramount. Downey suffered their second loss at the hands of Poly and Lynwood gave into Ex- cellsicir 7 to 6, thus all three teams ended the season with a 6 win, 2 loss count. Benny Sexton, the Panther's flashy half back, was the third leading scorer in the league with 42 points. Sexton was selected to the first team of the Coast League along with end and captain Jerry Fletcher and tackle Ed Davenport. Added to the second squad were guard, Bill Caldwell and fullback Roy Blanchard. Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Total Fontana - 0 Downey - 20 Wilson - 0 Lynwood - 20 Compton - 9 Excelsior - 6 Poly - 6 Paramont - 0 Total - 61 M Y L f'?'. -M33 1?I3, ,VESA-82: 12555 ' 1 22? gxiiiif E Q,-1 '- X K ' :fz.ma' am,m,,gm. We mmfwg f-:ff - 1 A - ,HI I ..,... .... t MW. ,MJ M.: -V MMM M 1 - , 55 ...-. : .... , .. S as Q . ,wat . .. :.: q.:.:?i Bl- ww -1 R Q ' ' H M V 4 ,4 N - ,, A .:::T52?ww1 g:.za M . 5 . -. , ,,, .,...,.1,.,..,..,... N 4 xv ah, f :ww ' Y.':s'.'.'V .4- ' 3101 4 , W ,. 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Lwzitmez 'igyxthx' 5 .,S?ff?s3'f .fvf I .-2 MW BILL CALDWELL DICK .IACOBY BRUCE MOTSHAGEN I ' ., r 3,. , 5' ?'1Q'.,CE : ..1,'f-In . KEN DIRKS COMPTON FONTANA JERRY FLETCHER PETE MARIS BOB SHELBY RON WILLIAMS lflwnvgnnxz .,4fa-um-:1- hwy -wmmngznsmg-41 N S , A :ASA TED RENO NELSON CREATH CHUCK BUCKMAN CHUCK WARINO PARAMOUNT POLY ED DAVENPORT BUZZY LAUER ED MORTENSON JIM JOHNSON , ..b,!f, gif: iffy i w 'gms if 23? Wim 129' 9 1 V wv f jx i1'3'Qf . fam wf.-, Ms 51, H.,-, . it- .- ,: ,1 2f g,f9' , i 1, - ,Las A: X ' ' '1 L' - - - - r , .,.,A . V , ,, , ,. 1 .5 -,BL ,I ' R-L . ' ER4 Sn A BOB PARKE Varsity Football Coach PHIL YOUNG Varsity Line Coach J.V. Baseball SEXTON COMING . . BILL CRUTCHFIEID . . SEXTON GOING J.V. Football Coach - Baseball BILL MEYERS Track Coach - Trainer OFFICES nr. VAUGHN GORDON Bee Football Coach BEE FOOTBALL Strictly a defense team this year, the Jordan Bee's came out second best in coast league play. Under new, head coach Vaughn Gordon, the Panther babes had five consecutive wins, before losing to Poly. Led by their ontstanding Co-Captains Dick Colvin, Jim Berry, and Dick Honn the rampaging Bee's defeated Downey 18-6, then took a hard fought game from Wilson 'l2-6. Lynwood came easily as the panther babes won 33-12. Next came two close games in succession, first winning 9-6 over Excelsior and then Compton 7-O. Then came Poly in which the Bunnies completely over- powered Jordan and defeated them 47-7. Jordan finished the season with a win over the Pirates of Paramount 13-0. Named to the first all-city team was Jim Kock, sophomore tackle. Honn, along with Colvin, Berry, and Hal Steuber made the second all city team. ff , .. . in ,M . . LESTER HARRIS Bee Line Coach Zwwwf we DICK HONN Q DICK CHAFFEE JAN MUILENBURG JIM BERRY ... ..-., .. .,-. ,, DICK COLVIN DICK LA BAR EARL DEMERS DON BALL WILSON BEE SCORES Jordan - 26 N. Torrance-0 Jordan - I8 Downey - 6 L Jordan - 12 Wilson - 6 Jordan - 33 Lynwood - I2 NO. TORRANCE POLY L DEX DAVENPORT BOB RINEHART JAMES KOCH wi WEPSTEQIQAUV v PHIL GONZALES RON MONCRIEF JIM JERAULD Y- HAL STEUBER POLY Jordan - 9 Excelsior - 6 Jordan - 7 Compton - 0 Jordon - 7 Poly - 47 Jordon - 'I3 Paramount - 0 Total - 332 Total - 77 EXCELSIOR POLY if xikq E gf f. 'Q Q . :E-' W X' K1 M A fn , ,.,,, b .XM , Q95 wg :C N , :iii-?f Q 2 if. 3W'b'f'1f A fi--Qzwguag :A 5511.325 gg A .uwsiif v '?v'V?3zT'fLf W x g,gvs:7,Mwf 52.3 g 2: ,www ., a NWT fin? if 'Q .. Nagy -1. ww ,J as QA -W qi - V: .,.. . E , I j,zmg.Z?g:'A 2: J . ,Qgyqj XVM ,wwmv Q 1 Mmm a WK x.f.f ,. 'f ' Efgmww N is Ama X NX one aa? KA 2: 1 f Q sl wsxi,-1M .: Q zz ,gg 2. E if E 2 S , qw N ,4 ?Qfvgsf3f1i't.' BASKETBALL Scores Flrst Round Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Downey Wilson Lynwood Excelsior Compton Po y Paramnt Second Round Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan BEE BASKETBALL Downey Wilson Lynwood Excelsior Compton Poly Paramnt Q, if A may . 1+ 1 SE? M f i 5 1 X-an-1, , 2 fs if mx L S wig, N ww, A .. Eff - -1.5 3 M 31, sb dw we E E 1 E .af : Q W F. 2? :WSW V2?1J 4 S K 5 K- M, F Nm ' 8 f aikf .I Q, U . 1 3, .1-.9 '5-gv X 3 455 X : Q dx. , VARSITY TRACK Jordans varsity track team, under the leadership of coach Clem Reece and asst. coach Bill Meyers, looked forward to a very fine season in Coast League competition. Early in the season Dick Fawcett broke the school record in the shot put by heaving the 'l2 lb. shot 52' 5V4 , ,Another school record that was broken this 1956 season was by the varsity Pole Vaulter Ralph Rocha who made the vault of l3'. Benny Sexton, Sprinter, Mike Alls, 440 yard run, Ray Morris, 880 yard rung Calvin Cullen, hurdles, Bob Eberhart, high jump, and Roy Mitchell, mile run, were other first place winners for the varsity team. DICK FAWCETT RALPH ROCHA SCHOOL RECORD - 52' 5114 SCHOOL RECORD - 13 RAY MORRIS - 880 JUDGES MIKE ALLS - 440 BENNY SEXTON -- 100 BEE TRACK Jordan's bee track team for 1956, under the leadership of captain Bob Rine- hart, are expecting to have a successful sea- son. Having such men as Downey, Rodgers, Filby, Shaver, Fairbanks and plenty of so- phomores depth the Panther bees plan to end up the season in the top division of Coast League Competition. The Panthers lost their first league meet to Downey, but returned to form in the next week to beat Wilson. CEE TRACK Jordan's 1956 Cee track team was con- sidered to be one of the strongest in the school's history. Co-captains were Brad Gustine and Larry Gentry, who were rated tops in their specialties by other members of the Coast League. Other leading men in their events were Larry Richardson and John Owens in the pole-vault while Gil Sunderman was the number one man in the 180 sprint. Bill Lockhard was top man in the 660 yard run. GARY nowNEY - 660 BEE 4 High Hurdles -., . Ar. A . . A. A ERROL TAYLOR - High Jump BEE - 100 R. MACLYMAN, E. TAYLOR, K. FAIRBANKS, J. ROBERTS, R. MITCHELL CROS COUNTRY CLEM REECE Truck Coach WATER POLO VARS!TY The varsity had very Tew members This year and had to use many bees to till out the team. Doug Martin made All-City cmd All-League, and Ron Booth was one ot the better forwards in the league. The highlights of The season were beating Lynwood 24-2 and 28-8. Var- sity members of The team were Doug Martin, Captain, Blake Barton, Ross Frank, Guy Burge, Gary Whitener, and Don Van Dusen. Bees who played varsity were Larry Woll, Steve Rummler, Boyce Alsup, Mark Du Bourdieu, and Mitcheal Thompson. BEE The B waterpolo team had a pretty good year, considering the tact that the team gained a great deal In experience. Boyce Alsup, playing the center Tor- ward position, was the team's leading scorer, while Joe de Vries, playing the center back position, was All-City guard, and Captain of the tearn. The guards were Dan Walker, and Lewis Teel, while Jim Boland was goal keeper. CEE The Cees had a successful season this year winding up in third place. They might have done better it it hadn't been Tor illness. The team was sparked by their All-City, All-League captain Ber- nard Wrye. The team consisted ol- Bernard Wrye at center, with assistant captain Mike Cuckler and Lee Sweet at the forwards Filling the center back position was our All-City and All-League nominee Phil Jones. Jerry Jones and Joe Deppe were at The guards, and Ray Carpenter was our Hne All-League goalie. The sub- stitutes were Jim Swanner, Doug Den- ison, Earl Jones, Don Canning, Larry Zimmerman and Richard Bell. SWIMMING VARSITY Jordan's varsiTy swim Team was The sTrongesT in several years and The high poinT of The season aT The Time This was wriTTen was a Third place in The Beverly Hills Invi- TaTional Swim MeeT, which found some of The sTrongesT Teams in So. Calif. compeTing. The ouTsTanding swimmer was Doug MarTin who made The All American High School Team as a iunior and rewroTe The Jordan Record Book. Ron BooTh was Team capTain and swam on boTh re- lay Teams. OTher Team members included Rummler, BarTon, and Thompson. BEE Having moved The besT of our Bees up To The varsiTy, capTain Joe De Vries was leTT shorT handed wiTh inexperienced sophomores who will be The building blocks of nexT years varsiTy. The beTTer prospecTs were Davenporf, Du Bordieu, Kalowes, Tiller, Walker, and Wilson. CEE The PanTher Cee Team was undeTeaTed in 7 sTarTs and had only Poly To beaT Tor The league champ- ionship, as The annual wenT To press. The ouTsTanding swimmer and new record holder in The Tree sTyle and back sTroke was BuTsy Wrye. Phil Jones was The Team capTain and anchored The ouTsTand- ing Medley relay Team composed of CarpenTer, Cuckler, Wrye, and Phil Jones. f My NM E - - - mum I 'xfw iw W as uv Q sw an 1 , E I -B uma HERB DE VRIES Swimming - Wafer Polo ! J. V. TENNIS L ws. ms fa.sm,fsfaa . ,,., M.Merf'.':vvi::P::.m..,1:X.. ..... ..... : wM?.1::,asm-mw:,s.,ssu na-Q 11 as sw B sk mn ' mam ms ms ss is a may was mx-'ms H H WE M mm mm N mms H ,mg m mmm 5 .Ewa ms ss mms WH. vm ROGER KOBATA ms muse ma-, , msn- was msn mam ara a was mam . M mag 24-ma as www was mf. QR sm Bm SQEHWWE N-.W-ms ss M-gms ammuk msnmsmi imma msW?m'lB m '55 Hmm E siA'N cANARls VARSITY TENNIS ss a mimi Q A sm my m mms ,sm kms a ww -4 is E a mms ss wma mam mm aw ss msn my was in ml. s mam m 1 l956 VARSITY BASEBALL Varsity Baseball Jordan's 1956 baseball squad is considered to be one of the best according to the local scribes and Coach Crutch- field. When this yearbook went to press, the Horsehiders had won 14 straight games including their second game in the Coast League competition, beating third ranked Wilson 9 to Og The 14 game win streak is the longest in Jordan's baseball history. Stalwarts for the winning s qua d are seniors, Ron Fairly, Mike Magee, Danny Adams, Bob Shelby, Mike White, Dick Sturges, Bob Van Horne and Pete Maris. Last year, Jordan won the Coast League Championship and are strong favorites to capture the crown again. Ron Fairly made all C.I.F., All-League and also All-City. Mike White and Mike Magee made All-City while Magee also was selected to the All-League second team. With this group of All-City and All-League returnees on the squad we can look forward to another Championship and the title of C.l.F. Champs. PETE MARIS DICK STURGES DAN ADAMS RON FAIRLY BOB SHELBY WANYE FOOTE GLADE SMITH SKIP LAWRENCE MIKE WHITE BOB VAN HORNE BILL CALDWELL MIKE MAGEE JOHN COPELAND ROGER BEGGS CHUCK BUCKMAN SKIP QUINLAN J. v. BASEBALL Junior Varsity Baseball will provide the material for the 1957 Varsity Base- ball team. The J.V. teams plays a full schedule of games and presents the players with the opportunity of gaining valuable experience. This experience pays off in dividends toward a championship Varsity. This team, under the coaching of Phil Young, has progressed into a winning combination and at the time the Trailblazer went to press had won more than its share of games. Members of this squad include catchers, Wendell Wheeler, Troy Cornelius and Brian Cooper, infielders Jim Chandler, Dennis Evans and Max Mallettp fielders Jim Jerauld, Dick Honn and Ron Amy, utility players Ron Mize, Barry Grigory, Barton Day, Lynn Rodewell, Stacy Higgins, and Dick Chaffee. ROCKY KEMP Depi. Head - Golf Coach TREN T WOOD BOB WANTZ DANNY PROCHNOW, RICHARD WANTZ, CHUCK COX, JIM WADIEIGH, INTRAMURAL SPORTS JOE IANTORNO Intramural Coach '1m:'-- 'H-unnazxa 'N' wNW w -Jw 'f ' ' T '- ' A-' - sw f - --' wxgzgl 1 wsimurvfi 5 ' .W . ' ' 1 - r. amvawe W-112-x'a'.x Q Y ii I , 5 GIRLS' ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION MARLENE EVANS - COLLEEN SPALSBURY G. A. A. HIGH POINT WINNERS G. A. A. OFFICERS ' 3,- fs. 5555? MARGIE LASH PRESIDENT JUDY KULK VICE-PRESIDENT MARTHA SMITH TREASURER LAVONNE MILLER SECRETARY This year The GAA sponsored many clubs and again enioyed a successful year. The follow- ing clubs were sponsored by G.A.A.: Modern Dance Club, BiT and Bridle, Bowling Club, AqueTTes, Rolling PanThers, and The Ice SkaTing Club. The highlighTs of The GAA program were The Tall awards banqueT and The awards Tea aT The end of The year. Margie Lash was The presidenT of The Girls GuesT Assembly and was greaTly responsible Tor Their successful year. Alfhough lasT year's GAA was a big suc- cess we believe ThaT This year has been This organizaTion's besT year. VOLLEYBALL TENN-S J. CLUB VOLLEYBALL The GAA sports program starts oft with volleyball. This is one of the most popular sports with the girls, The sports day at Wilson this year was a big suc- cess as all the girls enioyed Themselves a lot. Jeanette Deller was manager ot the volleyball team, and was greatly resp- onsible tor the successful season they enioyed. TENNIS The co-sponsors of Tennis, Miss Doughty and Miss Breig are to be con- gratulated on their fine work this year. They said that this year's Tennis team turned out to be the greatest ever, and more girls came out to enioy this fine sport. The team dicln't get to go to very many tournaments, however, on account of the lack of funds for transportation. DANCE CLUB The Dance Club was again a sucf cess as it has many girls participating in its activities. Highlights ot the year tor the Dance Club was when they put on a skit tor the Halloween Pep Assem- bly. President ot the Modern Dance Club was Peggy Paul. Sponsoring was Mrs. Robinson. This year has been the most successful year for the club. SOFTBALL Softball is the one sport that is popular with almost all of the girls. The system of class competition was a success this year because a lot more girls participated. Compton was The spot for playday and the girls again enioyed Themselves. BADMINTON Badminton is a fine recreational game enioyed by everyone. It is a cross between tennis and ping pong. Other recreational games include Golf, and Table Tennis. One sport that all girls enjoy playing is badminton. BASKETBALL Sports day aT Poly once again saw The Jordan girls coming away with top rating. This was accomplished by de- feating both Poly and Wilson in all events. The sports clay was held at Poly this year and highlighted Leslie Dkler, Olympic hopeful, who put on a swim- ming exhibition. All in all it was enjoy- ed by everybody and was considered a very successful sports day. WOMENS PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS I MISS DORIS DOUGHTY Department head - Tennis MISS NAEATHA MCDANIEL MISS FRANCES BREIG I Team spans , GIAA. Badminton - Bowling MRS. ELIZABETH ROBINSON MISS JOYCE RIGGS Dance Club - Modern Dance Swimming - Boosters MISS LYDIA BUCKOVICH MRS. 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CARSON LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA 'l' ACKNOWLEDGMENTS O41 His iafigsizf and fineif annual fzuiiiiffisci in ine niifozfy of gozdan figs Uzaiigiazaz fyzaaznzfa ins oufifanciing sosnia. o If fnls Hsaz in flicfoziai fozm. occasions fnlaf gown .eyes gave :Lean fox on! fy a :nom- fnsnf amz zecozcleci fzzfunananfiff fora fzscoifaarfiona of good timed fgaf nzignf nausi again ga aafzfwzaii. Klflja would figs fo sxfzfiam 111126815 ffianfia fo fgoaa :uno gzip- .ed mags ffiii annuai fzoiiigia. SCHOOL HELP - - - Mr. George Meline ond his print shop crew. - - - Mr. Jociquin Miller cind the onnuol photogrophy closs. - - - Mr. Pciul Bolldwin for business odvice. - ' - Mr. Roy De Groot, tor his copoble English odvice. - - - All members ot the Jordon corn- munity, thot gove their utmost encouragement, understanding, ond cooperotion. PROFESSIONAL HELP - - - S. K. Smith Cornpony for produc- ing our covers. - - - Glenn Mork Studio who photo- grolphed senior, closses, ond foculty. - - - Nelson's Engroving House tor their loyout ond understanding help. - - ' Green's Printers tor printing the Troilblozer. - - - Our odvertisers who helped moke this onnuol possible. STAFF - - - To those who spent rnony extro hours cibove ond beyond the coill ot duty we would like to express our specioil thoinks. They ore: Shirley Slikker, Dionne Fife ond Bruce McCormick. Ugangi Oqgain, :Ramona cgogsu Dbiana Glfillii Co-editors Jos ganfozno Sponsor xx 409414. Q ' hi. I ' . vs: X ., Afiffff. In ' , a ff -' 'I X1 00 I ' 1, X9 'A' , -' i 5g'1:Eg'45igF4ifs I. ll 5 956 L film, ii 0 , Av Q rw ww, ,. Congratulatmnf, I wi l. i 'ff .5114 .wmweff .xr all 31 -.lite ' ff-ffgff R 1 .Lf ,,pd?'-'J i' Q3 ' rs e ' 'fm l'n'J-',,-f i: - .k it ' ,, ENE. I We at Greens have ll served many graduating classes . . . Many ot these students, 'Q , , , .,1::5g5,i'i1f-si now in business, still - 533 2 1. loolc to us tor their y lvt, - V. , printing requirements . , '- .n r G51'2L'.f55' WI' -. V' ' ' . Lg ,if-g,ig.l.g:s--:,f'i'K:1:.- . M .,,, fe-L--WA ,ifzi ,gg PRINTERS ' LITHOGRAPHERS 0 STATIONERS mt? 427 AMERICAN AVENUE, LONG BEACH. CALIFORNIA Proud Producer of your 1956 Yearbook! makeanote , . . That Buttums' is headquarters for the smartest, most fashionable clothes in town. Carlene Tanigoshi and Phil Miller, two of Buffums' Young Careerists, know that casual or dress they'Il find many smart styles to choose from at Buttums'. Young Californian Shop, Second Floor Buffums' Store for Men uITumS' ,, .... 5? WJ r l You don't have to go far to be noticed, because the best vacations begin at JORDAN'S Here are three sharp guys wearing summer vacation clothes: RON FAIRLEY is wearing an off white char-coal Sport Coat of Italian import, combined with Italian flannel slacks. DANNY ADAMS displays an original designed WALT JORDAN'S sport shirt, with stand up collar , and matching swim trunks. Looking on is DENNIS NELSON, who is wearing a Don Loper sport shirt and gray Italian flannel slacks. These guys are going places . How about you? 704515 gdlddft Z Broadway at Pacific, Long Beach PHONE He. 2-8421 Graduation is a very Special Occasion and at this Special Time we say .... Good luck . . . and our heartiest Wishes for every success. Nelson's Engravers HUIISE official engravers for the Trailblazer 729 W. 5th St. Phone He 6-2676 LONG BEACH , CALIFORNIA AUTQGVQAW-IS . . . . WWW? WM Rv Q, 44 Q M00 I PCNDGCC5 , Mmm x M5 iff ME ww AUTGQRAW-IS AUTCDGQADMS 2 'JN AUTQQQADMS . . . f 7 My wg if f , , UHLQAJ R M NNW ,Q WBT CN'0OJ'i53g AW Jflwtggwwx up 1 WN WL? Sf? W ' QW WP . J .Cf fj J' X91 J, Y Q7 Qfiifw EP v' N7 T Q ,xi -Abi 3: 1 -. 5 X 33 XX QQ? Q Ni Qi z Ya 4 N ' .JV N 4372 3 'ip 1 fflfw-f' A Y !?v G 5 '7 RQ QW, . 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