David Starr Jordan Junior High School - Dolphin Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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Girl's Sports 'I955 was a year of many changes out in the girls' gym. It began, in September, with the arrival of three new PE teachers, Mrs. Dayton, Miss Loudon, and Miss Moffet. ' ln November, the annual Father-Daughter Sports Night was held, and the'event was a huge success. Then, in January, to raise money for the new trampoline, the different classes in both the girls' and boys' gym held a contest to see who could sell the most tickets to the magic show. This was won by the fourth period girls' gym class, and the whole show was a success and the new trampoline arrived later in the year. The after-school sports program continued as in the past, but was more fun because a new sport, track and field, was added to the list. Q Near.the end of the school year, the girls in school played the women teachers in a hotly contested volley- ball game, and we are proud to report that the students won easily. fi s p ya , E 1:3 gggg, J ig- if ...M ,.,,3i,f, gh K.. psf' c . s p MU- DUYNY' Miss Loudon Mi!! M0550 ' 5' T ml , it A T 'T ,R - t J' I 4 I W, ' i ttf' It T ww,-g,.f A W, K gm., , E... 'hfg T V '57 ii :fx 1 f T - rally Hsu una. Mon V '9f noni. Higlaee Dqrbgyg L.,-man Julie Sink PW KWH 'Marcia Jackson

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T! 4 l N l l Q 4 P if Qi 1 'K 'N ily Ni, 2 , r 'Q x 4 i l l l l l The key to success in any school is a well-rounded program, with classroom work supplemented by other in-school activities. The activity program at Jordan this year was particularly successful, as the following pages indicate. Highlight of the year was the operetta Annie Laurie , which was far and away the best musical presentation for many years. The whole school was all keyed-up when Mr. Center's huge Scotsman macle-his appearance-and after three successful nights of the operetta the student-body was as high as our Scotsman.