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

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Y .v x as 1 Club The Audio-Visual Club, under the direction of Mr. Porter, is one of the most functional clubs in the school, All of h dl d b members of this club. the educational films, filmstrips, and recordings used in the classrooms are an e y This type of student-teacher cooperation has made the ATV club very valuable to Jordon. Anal i e .P . -7 K Mr. Porter Audio - Visual ii EQ' as - S f sf H 4 gimme- Mrs. Johnson Office Practice Shown above are some of the many Oftice Practice stu- dents, who are learning the techniques of office manage- ment and control under the direction of Mrs. Doris Johnson, Jordan's school secretary. 'ff Libr am Cm D Mrs. M il lar Shawn above are the members of the Library Club, who work with our librarian, Mrs. Betty Millar. The club meets before' and after school in the library, and follows the Pf'f'CiPle N107 Service to the school and learning about libraries can be very valuable.

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Dhotographu U 2 .,, A , y I is wr if 111--sm W i . ' .K 3 smug lay Crump - c. -. S s Club Wav 1 Y fri, Hugh Coleman C, X I Run Nohon NI' Mr. Cochran Under the guiding hand of Mr. Guy Daddy-O Cochran, many things came to light in the dark- room of the Photography Club-among them all of the pictures for the yearbook, plus some prize- winning photography by the students. Shown below are two of the outstanding photos of the year. The Yacht Harbor scene, caught by Russ Nebon, has already won local prizes and is currently being considered for na- tional honors. Below that, Ray Crump's shot ot the Stanford Chapel through the arch shows his superb skill as a photographer. Hugh Coleman, who at last report, was still developing his technique, has also turned in some magnificent photos, as has Terry Shuchat. Mr. Cochran, himself, has been known to pro- duce an identifiable photo on occasion.

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