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

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Our changing campus reflects . . . mf- 1 42 Eu l ' EEE? I Boys' Physical Education Office-I943 Girls' Physical Education Office-I943 I9-12-Trailblazer dedicated to music teacher, Minewa 1944-Tico plays, Invitation to Inflation, and Is it llall Dudley. flsbing Too llfIucl1?, presented Over radio to a public audience. Trailblazer dedicated to the I9-l.i'-Thespians staged Canteen dance and presented . I nations total war effort. I1 three-act mystery, Valley of the Ghosts. Trail- blazer dedicated to Jordan students who had given 1945-Worlrl Friendship club sent boobs and a piano to their lives in defense of their country. Panamag Trailblazer dedicated to a future of world peace. Constructed in I952, the Jordan gymnasium encloses boys' and girls' gyms and locker rooms, P. E. offices, a natatorium, orthopedic rooms, an apparatus room, and an activity room. ' . f Af

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Asus IN sronrs . . . in size and numbers I949 1950 -B foofball Bay League champions. Varsiiy baseball Bay League champions, Bob Schwariz, pifcher. -B fooiball Bay League champions, capfained by Don Lies. I95l-B fooiball Bay League champions. Varsiiy Tennis Bay League cham- pions, capiained by Clyde Broughion. I954-Varsiiy 'fooiball second in Coasi League. Ed Lauer All-Ciiy selec- iion, and baclx of 'lhe year. i956-Varsiiy foofball Coast League co- 1038- 1113114 champions. Doug Marlin all-ciiy, All League Varsify polo, All Am- erican High School swimming. Bernard Wrye All-Ciiy, All Lea- gue wafer polo, swimming record holder in 'free siyle, bacl: sirolxe. Varsiiy baseball league cham- pions, fourieen game winning sirealr longesi' in school's hisiory. Ron Fairly All-Ciiy, All League C.I.F. A'1I11'l'1Ily NIIlll'j' Ro111'1'1x ,' 'l'1'11i111111z1'r 111'11i1'11t1'1l to .'11l11 11'i11i11111x l.'11.v.v1'1111'1'ry, 111'1111 of girls. I.1'1101'11 1111010 111111 1111111111 f:01I1.TIl11f1l ,' Girl Sl1y, with Susy 11111111' 111111 13111 U11i1'1,' 1iIyst1'1'y of II11' 1'l111xk1'r1 Girl, sl11r1'111g T1Il'1lllH fJ61.i'L' and l ir.s't of11'1'1'tt11, '1'111' I.lIl'l'j' .111111', j11'1'f0r1111'11, -L One of fhe original sirucfures on campus. ihe old adminisirafion building was recenily converied for use by foreign language classes. 1'i1'gi11i11 IIVOIAIIII 111111 l11'1'1' !JOIIll'.T Cv1Illf1l'j',U starring Graff E1'i1'1'5o11 111111 B111 1711i1',4. Trai1- b1nz1'r 111'11i1'11f1'11 to 11111 31011111 of our 11lI1l'. 1'l0llIA P111-1'.V f11'1'fo1'1111'11, UIDUNIJXI' Vl'l'Ollb1l',H .vt1l1'1'i11g 19-10-R1'1'1'f1li011 for 11xso1'i11t1' .V1'11o1111's11if1 lllf'lI11ll'l'J' 1lt'111.' ofJ111'1'1l11, Don 111011503 7'l'l'lISlII'l',H f7l'l'.fl'!11l'l1 al Poly .11111itoriu1n. T1'111111111z1'r 111111i1'11t1'rl to the p111'c'1zts of Jordan Illlllfllff. Our rapidly developing campus shows vasi signs of changes wiih ihe addiiion of fhe caieieria, audi- iorium, and social siudies and adminisiraiion buildings. wwww 51:,1i1.Q,,,.1 '.

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. . . our changing community , , - I DP' 1940 1047 -Drama rlass presented a three-act comedy, Spring Gre1'11, starring Dirk Patterson, Bob Fisher, and llunny flguilarf two other plays, So lVo'nderful in ll'hite, and Star Struck. Trailblazer dedi- cated to flmerican citizens 'who courageously de- fended their holnes. --Traillzlazer dedicated to principal and student body. These prehis+oric hol'-rods used to be fha main means of iransporfa- fion fo school for many siudenfs. 11' HV ' -. ' .g -- Nb Every day hundreds enioy fhe convenience of eating in 'lhe school cafohria. 1948-Drama class presented three one-act plays, The Rose Gardenff One of Us, and The Flying PI'lI1lf8,'H and a three-act play, Death Takes a I-Iolidayf' Trailblazer dedicated to Public Schools. I9-I9-Drama class presented The Bed of Petuniasf' The Ugly Duckling, and I1op - 0' - Me - Thumlzf' Today, modern parking lois are filled by cars of students and faculfy. 9