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

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ark. it t Q , rw A sf' Nancy Plough l . t Edi1or,Ist P fi lt L Hugh Ellis Feature Editor mf'- ffiv Roger Santos Sports Reporter ,DIVE 33 , s in me fu n Lf if 5 1955 Dolphin Diarq Under the editorship of Nancy Plough in the first semester and Sandy Cavagnaro during the second semester, the stofls of the Dolphin Diary not only put out o better quality newspaper this year, but increased the number of pages this year from four to seven. .tin -1, ' i J 2 Emir 'a ss' as W rv' K Vi tr? 1,1 , 2 Striving for improved quality, the paper was divided under six editors, each in charge of one particular page, and each responsible to the editor-in-chief. Issued every other Friday to Jordan students who had purchased student body cards, the Diary was eagerly looked forward to. Pictured above are the diary Stafts for both semesters, and below is the Staff for the second semester. Mrs. Gunn is the sponsor of the Diary. l . Sandy Cavagnaro Editor, 2nd Dick Frogulia Sports Editor im fs ,ta ,fig ,A s tl E+- - l 2 . Chris Hoehn Art Editor ?s-,QQ ssis, 'irs s srss 1! -sv--v, Mrs. Gunn Bill Warren Adviso, Managing Editor

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, up w The Hunter Safety Club is a recently organized club that aims to promote safety with firearms. The State of California now requires a Hunter Safety license from teen- agers before they can get a hunting license, and many- of Jordan's students have qualified for this license by' ioining and participating in the Hunter Safety Club. This keystone combination of Hunter Safety, Rifle Club, and Rifle Team has certainly provided the teamwork between the students, the school, and the community that is paying off big dividends in terms of i-ntelligent handling and use of firearms. Not all education is in the classrooms or for the classrooms, much if not most of it is found outside the classrooms-and the rifle organizations here at Jordan are adequate demonstration that the time and money spent working with such organizations as these are well-invested. Hunter Safetq Club , . 3 K V gm vw. ' i .4 -- is-Q: up ,.. -. A . W V- ,. f-v , . , , f ws..-f ' t f it , xffi T ff' ...,... C U .:.f:::':t:ij!fg:.1':5v: iiii f fi, 'M W Reggie Arvid Ed larry Bill Walsh North Mitchell Sherwood Warren ,Q H 1' I

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Ellen Haley Editor in ,W L Suzy Kane Clones In Action fir? Jane Vennard At Ease Kyra Taylor Student Government Roland Mays Paul Wilson Associate Editor, Sports Editor ' 1955 Dolphin lusiness Manager Under the-guidance of Editor Ellen Haley and Associate Editor Roland Mays, the 1955 Dolphin has turned out to be the biggest-and we hope the best-yearbook ever produced in a junior high school. For the first time in Palo Alto, ,our yearbook has color pages. The Dolphin also has several other features, such as the colored sports section, the die-cut senior section, and the length. Mr. Burns, our yearbook advisor, and Mr. Cochran, the photography teacher, worked long hours with Mr. Vezzani, the printer, to publish the book. All of the stat? worked hard, but outstanding workers were Bob Geddes, who handled the 7th and 8th grade sections, Paul Wilson, an excellent business manager, Jane Vennard who edited the At Ease section, Sue Kane who did the Classes in Action section, and Roland Mays who was promoted from Sports Editor to Associate Editor in mid-term for his fine work. Bob Bowman Anistont Editor Wi Esther Newton Graduate Editor iw Mike Novelli Activities ., -If ,-,, gi , F i. A. in Q , 1 ll - I :iii l iff ,. J,, . 2 , 5 n, l to R: lst row-Prelm, Geddes, delagrave, Mays, Novelli, Wilson, Mr' H' w' B,Urn5 Bowman. 2nd row-Roundtroe, Newton, Baldwin, Taylor, Post, Kane, FUNNY AdV'59 lansler. 3rd row-Lorman, Ruxicko, Haley, Vennard, Sinn. is