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

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4 '? f ll in-.5 ' M Science Fiction L ' . D sei? ,ss rf- . . :Wi To ,QNX - . g if: s N., ,Q fffftlgpiwt wi, iv - kiwi' 4 f ysflgitt ' - 3 John Wareing President The Science Fiction club read many stories and discussed many topics this year, ranging from tree flight to interstellar travel. The club is not interested in fantastic, impossible stories and theories but in a type of writing and thinking that is fiction, but with d teeavy probability of scientific possibility. It is sponsored by Mr, enter. Soap Box Derbq . - i f Donny Merrill President The Soap Box Derby Club is an activity for all three grades, and under the direction of Mr. Hilborn. The club met on Wednesdays after school, and although there are only tour members, these boys were very active making their cars. ln the summer, when the l955 Soap Box Derby contest comes, the boys will enter their cars. Folk Dance Club 13332 1 M1 'Sf Madeline Dugan President Under the direction of Mrs. Ablard, the Folk Dancers had a very active and successful club this year. Some of the more advanced dancers participated in The Ghost of the Town talent show. They learn dances from many countries, but specialize in a good old- fashioned American hoe-down. Den Pals Club f' I , 3 -lit 1 The Pen Pals Club started in Mr. Ze-cher's English class. The many advantages cited as reasons for forming such a club have proven to be true, The experiences gained by corresponding with various coun tries by the members of thse English classes have proven invaluable Ot the two hundred foreign students written to, almost AO answered Friendship Organizations, or to Directors ot Education in varlo-J countries. To date, Pen Pal members have corresponded with Scot land, lreland, Germany, Sweden, .lapctn and others. fy . Sublect matter ranged from information about home lilo to dis cussions on government. This promotes international understanding The club has plans to widen in scope in future years. Joan Winsor President Zh lv 7 ,: 7 . ' The Record Club met every Thursday alter school, and aliscissml L the records which clulu menilners ltrauiiht lo tln' nnwtnny lln-y also A raised money to buy records lor lln: school, and slut- to lln-n vlloits, ,gg.s..,f, the school dances will be better lroni now on. lln-n sponsor was giizaws Mr, Center. our - , Pat Oback President This condition may be remedied in future by writing to lnternationcil Q

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