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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1956 volume:

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THE PRuNciPAL's MESSAGE ' S, 7 K A yearbook is a treasure of memories,--memories of classes, students, teachers, activities and events., For some these will be happy memories, for some there may be unhappy memories and some will be touched by what is recorded here. When this book has been read, autographed and dis- cussed itwill be placed upon a shelf and forgotten except for occasions of moments of reminiscing. However, the events which took place in your lives during this year cannot be laid aside so easily. They have become part of you and will help to form the per- sonality and character of the men or women you will be some day. Every year is different and every class is unique. This year has been one of pleasure and happiness for the Jor- dan staff. We have observed and measured your progress in many subjects, and in many areas of life. We are proud of your accomplishments. We owe a debt of gratitude to the ninth grade class for the leadership and standards of behavior which it has provided this year. As goals have been achieved the members of this class have gone on to newer and greater challenges. Every day has been well lived and this pro- vided one of the finest years in the history of Jordan Jun- ior High. A. C. Stevens The Custodial Staff 6 A A XE 312.-2' ANDREW STEVENS PRINCIPAL Q K L E ' V -ri w V Vs- 5 DANIEL STONE VICE PRINCIPAL z 1:12 f MARIE GREEN DEAN OF GIRLS The Office Staff 3 f ,. Y nf' GEORGE UTL EY NINTH RUTH GIBBS EIGHT H so. ao- 1 ': T'7 Hi.. sv., X A rr. ANNA LAWRENCE S EVENTH Our Jordan Year in Review would not have been as successful as it has been if it were not for the outstanding personal direction of our five guidance counselors. They have directed their classes wisely and have been greatly instrumental in seeing that the school year has progressed smoothly. As each class enters Jordan it is assigneda grade coun- selor who remains with the members of the class until they graduate. There is also a testing counselor who admin- isters tests and helps the grade level counselor evaluate student progress. Scheduling of classes in line witha students abilities and desires, advising on personal and social problems and resolving differences between pupil, teachers and even parents are some of the things that counselors attempt to do. They work with the teachers in helping students to work to their capacity and try to be a friend in every way possible to the student. Mr. Utley has stated thathis main obiect for the ninth grade class has been, to see that the pupil 's study habits and grasp of fundamentals improve sufficiently so that they will be successful in senior high school work. Miss Gibbs feels that, in the eighth grade students need to improve study habits in order to be ready to do ninth grade work. ln the seventh grade, Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Brady stress, trying to help the students adjust to their new environment and to bridge the gap between elementary and iunior high school, academically and socially. is MAMIE BRADY CONNELL KORB SPECIAL SEVENTH 7 TESTING ...Xxx MABEL ABLARD ALIEDA BIRCK HUGH CENTER J: 3 2 1 A 1 Z , A, EDWARD COX MAUREEN DOHERTY M A X WERNER GOLDNER THE JURDA DANIEL ALCALA ff' If 'V 'S 1 'K H x V: Q LYNN BORDERS B G' M ARK CHRISTINE PAT DAYTON A- 1 K I I DAVID DOWNS I v -fm. 'AA A . , Hz if X BARBARA GUNN If Q 1 I Ig X, 1 v J' , z FACULTY THEA ANGELOS ARTHUR BUSSI ,Q I . KATHERINE COOK 'KC -.I . YW it LOUIS DE BARI f v. f F: Q GLENN DUNHAM 4 ANITRA HAGGARD LOUIS A BARTELT IQ? . ROB ERT C AV EN DER ,gf . mv , :I 4-Zi ' :O . A vi? l il: '- f -,.N.Z.'f,. 41:6 MILDRED CORCORAN FLORENCE DINGMAN SADIE FAY AL B ERT H ARRIS DONALD HARRIS ' If f I . xx PHYLLIS LOUDON 5' - in. ,Y .,. - 5- 1-. af! ...TH CRAMER OWEN fi xii. 4- Q' + 4 6 ' I DONNA SHEPPEL cp ALICE STUBER BARBARA WELCH TAKE THE PIITLIGHT HARLEY HILBORN ELIZABETH MILL AR se H, XS GRACE PARKS .Bbw WILLIAM SPRING A M' i K CRAYTON THORUP JEAN wums . '. LA J 4 ' 312, X LEROY HILL CHARLES MOORE ,f g . v n JANET PENLEY s' .x.'N - X LOIS SRB HELEN VARNEDOE 8 I 5' HELEN WHITNEY MARJORIE KLEIN ALBERT NELSON HOW ARD PORTER sr U . . ,S I? I CHERLE STEPHENS ON Q' L-Rx , LL' 6.4, ', H ' -I TILL- ' FLORENCE WAY ,Tr '1 ROBERT ZECHER llur Student Director be S C C 5- fi tt.. st s T '! 5i?5?555ffffff5?flf?n Sfif3s:i2'f2'lfi21i'Ef-2 vi i T ' l y r The Student Council and Student Officers for S C the first semester have iven Jordan leadershi T 9 . P M ,gg that can best be characterized as steady and S S dependable. ' ' f he Council Officers were President Bob S V . Q Talbott, Vice-President, Leslie Kno l es? and S 1 T Xxx Clerk Marilyn Duwe. These officers along with S T Yi? ., rst ,lx I I K, ffl at Student Manager, G l e n Mc G reg or , and his I '51 S Assistant, Marc Weissbluth, formed the Execu- s ' 0 f g .S tive Council. X S Leslie K o les ' All of the Council members and their officers Bobjfglboff were outstanding in their willingness to do extra work in order to carry on the student body activities and to complete the requests of the Student Council representatives. Probably the most notable achievements of the first semester council were: The new financial arrangement whereby the student government is responsible for all student funds and disburses them by budgets to each club or activitygThe successful operation of the Halloween CarnivalpThe estab- lishment of a new system of selecting cheerleaders and pompon girls on a team basisp The special purchase of sweaters fOr the cheer leaders: and the supplying of book covers for the student body. TlleStulent Uounoil in Action EAVE E IE Il 'EEE WAY fra' g g. f 3' A ..:'- 4 ,T ,L g, 'Q' Av its Y , Q ii iw V A 'I iii - Ii 491. if lit it The second semester Student Council and E Q- student officers have continued the fine leader- T T 'Z' 3' ship of the first semester Council. The Council T, fm, Q consists of one student from each homeroom. After 'Q E f' it -- each Council meeting, these representatives report ,Lil T g back to their homerooms. a The Council officers for second semester were 11 E tm i fii C President Steve Wilson, Vice-President Bill 'f , f. I , gg Warrenp alnd Clerlc,Jane Saxe.These officers make E 1 . sr' up the Executive Council along with Student M Manager, Bob Cresap, and his Assistant, Rusty Bennett. The second semester Council was also concerned with the purchase of a milk shake dispenser, the replacement of the Honor Code signs, reorganization of the Student Court, and the inclusion of the Honor Code Commissioners as a part of the Student Government Organization. G llllll EEOIl SEMESTER LEAEEE . ,gg -x i :Hg 'l'UllEr'l' 'fi' FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COMMISS John Worthington MIDDLE ROW: Bicky Thatcher, Meredy Davis, Bob Biorn, Nancy Perry Lee Davis I Bill Warren, Nancy Rose BOTTOM ROW: Carole Silver,Donna El1ertson,Gail Coppage,Bonnie Bringham Wendy Shoemaker, Susan Wells, Barbara Schonborn, Cookie Kershaw, Barbara Brovim. IONERS: TOP ROW: Dick Armstrong, Peter Noone, Bill Kenyon 1 1 Each semester there is a new group of 38 Commissioners elected to serve Jordon. Each Commls suoner has ca job of his own. They attend council meetings and report what is happening on their specific o s This year we added a new Commissioner, an Honor Code Commissioner, to the Council Hrs morn purpose is to see that -the Honor Code is upheld and that the people who violate it are punished V- if 7 , 3 A lv , -, 6. fy f' as ' s ei , , l ,E A ri t V J s C SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COMMISSIONERS: FIRST ROW: Dick Ashworth, Bob Biom, Bill Kenyon Lee Davis, Abe Baily, John Wareing SECOND ROW: Albert Garcia, Marilyn Duwe, Caroline Heinlein Carole Silver, Barbara Schonborn, Jill Johnson THIRD ROW: Margie Aiken, Judy Miller, Susan Lati Glory Marie McDania1, Betty Hart, Barby Twelvetrees FOURTH ROW: Sue Carlson, Wendy Shoemaker Lee Sims, Bonnie Bringham, Penny Tonkin. lllllllMlSSlll ERS Jornl rs JORDAN GIRL'S TRAFFIC SQUAD: TOP ROW: Jane Herrmann, Judy Shaffer, Linda Nash, Judy McGrew, Louise Bessler BOTTOM ROW: Pat Crismon, Linda Jansen, Sharon Frisbie. Altogether there are 24 eople on our Jordan Traffic S uadp 8 on the girl 's and I6 on the boy's. Thege people are Jordan 's polaicemen whose areas are in Jordan's Halls, and the two roads that go past Jor an. The ninth graders in these squads et Dolphin Points and at the endvof the year the Girl 's Traffic Squad had a icnic and the Boy's Trafgc Squad had a steakdinner and went to the show. At our Jordan lpzlallowsen Cliarnival, the Girl 's Traffic Squad had a Fortune Telling Booth, and the Boy's had the Ping ong row. 9 'Fl JORDAN BOY'S TRAFFIC SQUAD: TOP ROW: Lee Anderson, Craig Lihmann, Lynn Bennion, Mel Rumwell, Ed McNie1, Ray Longwell MIDDLE ROW: John Allen, Steve Mendell, Milton Saier, Geffrey Rutkowski, Dick Nyquist BOTTOM ROW: Bill Moody, Dana Reed, Jack Schurnp, Ray DeLagrave, Lou Miller. TRAFFIC lllllll .11 F1 JANET GREENE Administration GLADYS BAINES Classes .Q 2' 'AYTX K K 3 ' ia? DAVE STEINHART Chief Photographer i 'lllll Plillllll0llll 'x Y. .-' L N ' I' I 1 mx 173' 'Q , ' A, - , l LL Q A ' V 'Wea BOB GEDDES MEREDY DAVIS smll, D' A 2 Editor Business Manager This year the yearbook class and the photographers have JACK SCHUMP worked very hard to bring you this I956 Dolphin, which we Activities believe continues in the fine tradition of past Jordan annuals. Mr. Spring, our advisor, and Mr. Moore, ofthe photo- graphy class, have worked together with the representatives of Myers Yearbooks to make this book a success. Certainly special acknowledgement should be given to Chief Photographer Dave Steinhart, for the excellent work he 'A :- has done, to his assistants, Steve Mendell, Nick Guins, r ' v and Jim Ferguson, the yearbook class, for the many hours that they have put in to complete this book,and to the Faculty and W' the administration for their participation in producing this D year's Dolphin. i A special thanks should also go to John Wareing ofthe RAY DELAGRAVE Diary staff, who prepared the special art work for this i956 Sports annual. V A W D r 1 gi' '- YT --.- , 9 K5 .xx Q .V I x Z, x, H, , 5 K . 1 ,td N , R -f . ll--1 18- 3 YEARBOOK CLASS: TOP ROW: Janet Greene, Barby Twelvetrees, Dave Brown, Meredy Davis, Floyd Thompson,Bob Biorn MIDDLE ROW: Gladys Baines, Sue Tolan, Ray DeLagrave, Paul Edwards, Bob Geddes BOTTOM ROW: Marsha Bernard, Katie Smith, Billie Janes, Carol Young, John Allen, STEVE MENDELL Ass't. Photographer MR. SPRING Hermann Freiberg. NOT SHOWN: Klaus Franz. MR- MOORE Advisor Advisor A STMRWM Bvwp LE1-'5 .l.l.1-1- q 'A' QM ' ,K 6 xg Th X we To STMYS O f' if VR -s,,,,, K J ,um -fy fd I6 'D ing ur , ALKIN, MARTORIE AJTKEN, DOUG ALLEN, JOHN ANDERSON, CARMEN ANDERSON, LEE ANDRY, LAUREL ARMSTRONG, RICHARD ASHTON, CAROL ASHWORTH, DICK AUSTIN, ROBERT AVILLA, LYNNE BAILY, ABE BAINES, GLADYS BALCOMB, STANLEY BARNES, VICKI BARRETT, FADELEY BAUM, JUDY BAYHA, MARGARET BENNETT, GARTH BENNION, LYNN BERGER, SHIRLEY BERNARD, MARSHA BERRY, JEAN BESMER, JUDY BESSLER, LOUISE BIGLER, ERIC BIORN, BOB BISHOP, MADELINE BISHOP, SYBLE BOCCEQNINE. JEAN BONGAR, NANCY BRIDGETT, RONALD BRINGHAM, BONNIE BRINKER, ELAINE BRINTON, BARBARA BROWN, CAROLINE BROWN, CARYL BROWN, DAVID BROWNE, DAVID BUCCELLI, LANI BUCKWALTER, CARO BURNLEY, BILL BURTON, DAVID BUTLER, PRISCILLA BYRNS, MARIORIE CAMPBELL, ANN CAMPBELL, CHARLES CARLSON, .SUSAN LINE 5-if A 5 , W . EP ' K ' 6 -z ff Q- I A P-M 132 ' ,I K . 4. 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Allen, Barbara, Baldwin, David,Brooks, Judy, Burge, Barbara, Carlson, Roberta, Carpenter, Pat, Carter, Richard,Chichester, Carol, Dragon, Sandra, Edeler, Jim, Everett, John, Garbett, Mike, Garcia, Judy, Glover, Walter, Hamilton, Ruth Ann: Hopper, Carol Ann, 1 1 1 Aguilar, Patricia, Barnes, Jessie, Brown, Donna Rae, Buonlamperti, Richard, Casey, Kathleen, Christiansen, Neil,Coublucq, Mad- eline, Dyer, Keith, Fields, Artie, Gillespie, Dean, Hartwick, Charles, Lau, Charles, Phillips, Lila, Muhlbach, Emil, Ritchey Donald, Saito, Stanley, Scally, Robert, Shearer, Sondra, Silveria, Bernadette, Stephenson, Robert, Streeter, Judith, Sutherland William, Vaughn, Von Dale, Wallace, John, White, William, Carter, James, ' 7. Belli, Jean, Blassingame, Joann, Boaz, Robert, Boeninger, Reinhild, Cheatham, Jim, Conwell, Gail, Cooper, Barbara, Costello Scott, Dengler, Dick, Dicker, Tommy, Duca, Robert, Dutra, Nanette, Dyhrman, Richard, Elmquist, Paul, Frisbie, Sharon, Gart- ner, Reinhold, Gibson, Bradford, Coff, Pahl, Hagen, Richard, Hunt, Susan, MacFarland, Gary, Matthews, Patricia, Mendell, Col- ette, Newell, Peter, Nolte, George, Nunes, Steve, Pearson, Brent, Twelvetrees, John, Walters, David. 1 1 ff P 1 . P Besemer, Arlene, Bradley, Peter, Casey, Sharon, Collins, Glenna, Cosgrove, Michael, Cretarola, Sandra, Davis, Linda, Earle Leslie, Donnelly, Shelby, Feldman, James, Fink, Bennett, Gravel, Deanna, Gross, Madeline, Hartman, Robert, Hopper, Ellen Houghton, Caro , Kiraly, Pamela, Levinge, Jeanette, Lipcon, Gayle, MacGregor, Pam, Marrs, Linda, McEvoy, Jean, Morris, Alice Muller, Rober, Nicholls, Robin, Oglesby, Judith, Patton, Gary, Paulson, Robert, Perigo, Barbara, Ray, Joan, Redlick, Duff, Rolfe Nancy, Sargent, Kedzie, Teeple, Larry, Vant, Susan, Wren, Marlis. X r ,J Aitken, Heather, Allen, Irene, Baron, Claudia, Baxter, Sandra, Bernet, George, Besser, Pamela, Buckwalter, Louise, Callahan, Tim, Carter, James, Cramphorn, Richard, Farrington, Susan, Foster, Camille,Getz, Christa,Goff, Kathy, Grad, Barbara, Hessler Judith, Hopkins, Susan, Howell, Bruce, Jensen, Larry, Johannsen, Barbara, Marley, Robin, Moore, Patricia: Packer, Gary,Ro1lef: stad, Doreen, Rothschild, Robert, Smith, Jereny, Snipes, Joyce, Sultan, Suzy, Thompson, Jay, Wagenknecht, Janis, Walker, Shar- on, Wong, Rita, Zimrnerrnan, Mike. Amirian, Lorraine, Barrett, Dennis, Bassett, Roberta, Bohrer, Katherine, Burkett, Tim, Carter, Barbara, Cressman, Rusty, Crisman, Danny,Estrada, Ann, Filmer, Linda, Gibbs, Margaret, Girard, Terry, Guidoux, Jeannine, Jacobson, Daniel, Johnson, Willard, Keith- ley, Jerry, Lamb, Tony, Laserev, Mike, McDowell, Pamela, Mitchell, Steve, Nyquist, Carol, Palmer, Steve, Plummer, Cheryl, Ramsey, Joanne, Sabaroff, Nina,Schel1inger, David, Shafer, Gretchen, Sorenson, Vikki, Strom, Eric, Sumrall, John, Terry, Steve, Thompson, Carol, Wallace, Scott, Wilbur, Jean, Winkler, Gary, Wood, Charles. Baer, Barbara, Brown, Donna Lee, Brudick, Chris, Byrns, Linda, Callahan, Kenny, Caulk, Bob, Cordes, Craig, Davis, Michael, Fla- herty, Pat, Fry, Mike, Givan, Barbara, Griese, Don, Harting, Joy, Hedberg, Paul, Herriot, Bob, Jackson, Nancy,Jones, Carlberg Krebs, Jeremy, Langworthy, Jane, MacMichael, Kathleen, Mann, Diana, Morrin, Tom, Murray, Denny, Otterby, Kerry, Pate, Ken Pehrson, Barbara, Perez, Jim, Robinson, Ronya, Saier, Fulton, Seitz, Eric, Shuchat, Roberta, Strohecker, Ro ert, Work, Cynthia .T X . gl ! 1 FS. is ..,., 7. Anderegg, David, Arnold, Richard, Bane, Donna, Baum, Bruce, Blake, John, Brakesman, Linda, Bronfenbrenner, Beth, Brown, Bar- bara, Burr, Jane, Cook, Verity, Crady, Michael, Crary, Tom, Gibson, Arthur, Hamm, John, Hicks, Stephen, Hoefer, David, Ker- ber, Gregory, Leib, Charles, Lerch, Paul, Maddams, Sheyla, Maxson, Sarah, McDaniel, Glorimarie, Moffett, Charles,Patton Judith, Pease, William, Power, Jack, Pratt, Ronald, Ruppenthal, Sara, Schonborn, Karl, Schroyer, Diana, Sims, Lee, Verhaaren Norma, West, Carl, Woods, Janess. ix,-5,15 Q . Barbier, Shelley, Brush, Glenn, Coppa e, Jason, deVeuve, Jamie, Donohue, Judith, Dunn, Sharon, Earnhardt, Fred, Faville, Dain Fregulia, Gail, Fulton, Robert, Haavii, Jay, Hubbard, Sidney, Ingelson, Helene, James, Hugh, Joosten, Derek, Klay, Lyn, Lewis Harold, Long, Richard, Lowe, Janet, Marquardt, Donald, Milbank, Patrick, Nitz, Elizabeth, Olmstead, Douglas, Pigg, Gary, Post Richard, Pottier, Penny, Scroggs, Virginia, Teale, Emily, Tripp, Stephen, Ward, Larry, Wicker, Bill, Wideman, Gary, Wood, Bob Bellinger, Ann. , n 4 K-- K . Barker, Renee, Boreham, Joy, Boyle, Peggy, Buonlamperti, Ronald, Clifford, David, Gardner, Linda, Goff, Karen, Hallberg, Pelle Hayes, James, Herlinger, David, I-lodapp, Brooks, Holder, Tony, Hyde, Judith, Johanson, Soren, Juillerat, Clifford, Milbank, Mich- ael, Nakatsu, Hubert, O'Boyle, Michael, Reeves, William, Richardson, Sharon, Rosa, Dennis, Salsbury, Sandra, Schafer, Marie Snow. George: Souza. Kenr1erh:Talbotr. Donald: Wallace. Lawrence: Zinser, Charlegchristiansen, Neil, Milavich, LeRoy, Muh- lebach, Emil, Sargent, Kedzie, Smith, Jeremy, Wallace, John. D l I -I0 Arens, Tom, Armstrong, Terry, Broadwell, Marsha, Burge, Donald, Catlin, Nancy, Christensen, Carol, Dolan, Timothy, Fasani, Steven, Fraade, Richard, Fyffe, Gloria, Graham, Janet, Greven, Gerald, Hodges, Stephanie, Hurlbert, Harold, Jack, Pamela, Kel- logg, Harry, Kershaw, Kathleen, Kimball, Joan, King, Caroline, Kromer, Linda, Lyon, Barbara, Masters, Roberta, Maynard, Devon, McClintock, Catherine,Minor, Richard, Nelson, Timothy, Newcomb, Tyana, Nishimura, Leslie, Osborn, Laurie, Reed, Dana, Rum- well, Peter, Spencer, Betty Ann, Ware, Diana, Wasserman, Ellen, Williams, Gary. J U fi ,,... I 1 s 'lx ,Q . 'Kei-pt. Z iii, as Buka, Marita, Chance, Mary Ann, Collopy, Mary Chris, Costello, Cara, Craig, James, Dragg, Judy, Dyal, Michael, Edgar, Wendy Engle, Holly, Guynn, George, Heyl, George, Hillhouse, David, Hutchinson, Robert, Howe, Gordon, Jansen, Linda, Jewett, John Kresse, Kendrick, Larson, Julianne, Miller, Roddy, Oakes, Nancy, Osmont, Andrea, Petty, Kaye, Putter, Carol, Raddatz, Carol Roberts, Bonnie, Ryman, David, Sjolund, Karen, Smith, Timothy, Smith, Scot, Steinhart, Peter, Straka, Donald, Thompson, Cor- lee, Welch, Janet. 4, 'ia M' ,I t, Agramonte, Robert, Andrae, Michael, Balboni, James, Bennett, George, Bennion, Rick, Blackman, James, Duisenberg, Peter, Fitz- simmons, Patrick, Hart, Michael, Hilborn, Arthur, Hinckley, Kent, Hubbard, Richard, lngebritson, Walter, Janin, Judith, Kennedy Nancy, Langfelder,Robert,McCracken, Jeff, Montrouil, Georgia, Moore, Carolyn, Neustadter, Peter, Noone, Peter,O'Connor, Tim Overtoom, Gail, Perko, Vicki, Rogers, Stephen, Sheretz, Judy, Slick, Darby, Smith, Holly, Spears, Linda, Steinberg, Leah, Sted- man, Jean, Terry, Wiley, West, Dale, Krema, Kathy, Snyder, David: ,X mf, 5 I TYPING SOCIAL STUDIES EEE? I ENGLISH HOMEMAKING ,-ANN PUBLIC SPEAKING SIIS IIIS I I I,SS,S, ' A-I A.: ,SS 1 g g , . i f., ish, . .L ,. 5 .. AP I i , , I,SS A ir, , LL A siilzasmwi E my 1 C H 1' 'N Ni MATH CONVERSATIQNAL FRENCH SHOP STAGE CRAFT 0ur Stuntmen In Action O , I ZXQ XX j 0 Ziff gg 1 f v v f, I f K! ff! 1, y-2' 'Z-1 L ff f gf THQ A V Wim 'iff M if f N Y 'I , 4 r XX XX N 5 x WX - ww ei l E N ii. i,, L Mig., ,, ,,, , . , .,.. K, , , . ,, ng, , M-. A ,,, , .,,. .,-...,W ..,, .T A FIRST ROW fLeft to Rightjz Aitken, Thomas, Place, Swetland, Crofut, Bridgett, Hansen, Hurley, G. MacGregor, I. Mc- Gregor SECOND ROW: Manager Moody, Nielsen, Haun, Wood, Pastenieks, Wilkerson, Talbott, Linsley, Sammis, Rum- well, Peterson, Steinke THIRD ROW: Mr. Dunham, Managerg Fox, Campbell, Bigler, Keilman, Wilson, Baily, Biorn, Malloch, Worthington, Manager Linn, Manager Rogers, Mr. Cavender. 'l'llll Sllzlsllll IN REVIEW The Jordan Varsity certainly deserves congratulations for the excellent iob they did this year under the Fine leadership of head coach Bob Cavender. I ln their season opener against Sequoia the Dolphins coasted to an easy 38-0 win. This opening game omen proved to be agood one, and the Dolphins rode through the season with a six won, one loss record. The Dolphin attack, led by Bud Linsley, beat the Bellarmine Bells in an exciting i3-7 game. Linsley scored both Jordan touchdowns in this game, whichwas our only night game of the season. Our Varsit then teamed up with the Lightweights for an easy victory over the Paly High Sophs, with the finarlscore in this game standing at 28-13. Jordan's record was marred by Menlo Atherton, in agame which marked the Dolphins' First and only loss of the season. With the M.A. Bears leading by T9 points at the start of the Fourth quarter the Jordan attack came back under John McGregor and Rich Wilkersen, to score T3 points and encl the game in a i9-I3 loss. With Wilkersen leading the Jordan attack, the Dolphins scored an easy victory over the Sunny- vale Jets. Wilkersenwas the game 's high scorer, running for two touchdowns and passing for a third six pointer, which brought the final score to 26-I4. The Jordan eleven met the Wilbur Warriors at Paly High's Hod Ray Field for their Final game of the season. Basing their attack on the single wing, the Dolphins scored late in the first quarter on an aerial from John McGregor to Wilkersen who theh lateraled to Bob Talbott who went over for a six pointer. But the Warriors finally scored in the second quarter to go ahead 7-6. Wilkersen regained the lead for Jordan, scoring in the third quarter from the one yard line. Again the Jordan conversion was not good. But once again Wilbur came back and scored late in the same quarter to go back out in front by one point, I3-l2. Then withafew minutes left in the game, John McGregor passed from the i5 yard stripe to Bob Biorn who went over for the final tally of the game. The Dolphins were victorious with the final score standing at T8-13. llllli l'l'Y FUUTBALL Tllll Llllll'l'Wllllill'l' Even though the Lightweight Football Team 's won and loss record was not too impressive, the value received by them in working and playing together more than made the season a success. The Lightweights opened their season against the San Carlos Boys' Club. The San Carlos team scored first in the second quarter, but the Dolphins came to life in the last quarter after Bob Lauridsen intercepted a San Carlos pass. On the next play Lee Davis ran 55 yards for the touch- down. The conversion was good and this game ended in a 7-7 deadlock. The Junior Dolphins next tangled with Sequoia, with Jim Fields starring for the Dolphins by going over twice in the first half. Sequoia won this close game by one point, T9-l8. Jordan met Sequoia again, but this time they played a greatly improved team and went down to defeat. The Sequoians scored twice in the first quarter and again in the second., The game 's final score was 20-O. The Lightweights ended their season by playing the Wilbur Lightweight team. Although the Warriors won by a T2-O score in a hard fought contest, the Dolphins appeared to be on their way to a score as the final gun sounded. At the annual Football Banquet given for the Varsity and the Lightweight teams at the end of the season, John Stewart, Stanford end and ex-Jordanite, spoke to the players on the value of schoolwork to an athlete. Rich Wilkersen was awarded the most valuable player award by the team. John McGregor received anaward for being the most improved player, while Ricky Malloch was presented the Coaches' Award, and Bob Talbott was named team captain for the season. It was also announced at the conclusion of the season that Coach Bob Cavender would replace Mr. Utley as the ninth grade counselor during the spring semester. At the same time Don Harris will move out into the gym to take over Coach Cavender's classes. No plans for next season 's coaching staff had been decided as this book went to press. FIRST ROW QLeft to Righty: Takamoto, Higgins, Ritchey, Garcia, Lauridsen, Cresap, Lehamann, Manager Linn SECOND ROW: Mendel, Geddes, Eliason, Wright, Heintz, Burnley, Turner, Armstrong THIRD ROW: Mr. DiBari, Manager Moody, Chiappari, North, Wennerholrn, Bennion, Ruegg, Field, Kenyon, Davis, Mr. Hill. NOT IN PICTURE: Wareing,Sha11en- berger, Holt. n ,, N! K .. .9 if xi , - IQ' 1 'H .Q 1 W . .113-x --.H-., ,1,,f an .5 l 1 51 I 346 'A ' V dd - WA' Qif iii, bl im- um 1 -mf .,,,,gf,,.z,ggh.l Y .,, ,, ' T l.' ' F. -.., 4, 9-1 ' gf-L 1- ' 5 r . . P , ' ir' . A -TY 1' iqvag QW 'f I Y or U 4' 'Q' X N Q' an K A- 1--ff Q -I v f 0 ' YJ N ' I' u W Q x x , , , , R -H H.. 4 5 X' X K ' 19 W - mJX fl Q l ie .QF tg x M ,,.., ,I in 4 XR Z fa, X R A 3 sf if Varsity 38 40 25 33 32 4 1 , - 37 96 Y ,534 r Q X r Y 'Tr 1 ' .L , . ISL Q, Ei l T 'X H X . ! l U .arg .llllllll CAGE Slllllll j . FIRST ROW: John Pastenieks, Frank Place, Evan Thomas, John A McGregor, Rick Malloch SECOND ROW: John Nielsen, Bob Talbott, Bob Biom, Abe Baily -THIRD ROW: Coach Christine, John Worthing- ton, Steve Wilson, Manager Bill Moody. The Season in Review The Jordan Varsity made its season debut at the Wilbur Basketball Tournament where they won one, tied won and lost three of the short, quarter long games. After this they went on through their season with a three won, seven lost record The Light- weights did better, finishing their season with a Five won, six lost record. Opponents Sequoia Wilbur Carlmont Bellarmine Carlmont Bellamrine Fremont 45 48 Sequoia 28 25 Fremont 25 47 Wilbur Lightweights 20 32 30 25 14 18 28 20 Xe Opponents Sequoia 27 25 Sequoia Wilbur 22 IQ Fremont Benner I4 25 Wilbur Carlmont Bellarmlne Carlmont Bellarrnine ,mg Fremont A , .V 5 V XX H er so all J I I, FIRST ROW: Doug Osmont,G1en MacGregor,Junichi Kono, Bill Turner, David Takamoto, Albert Garcia,Troy Weidenheirner SECOND ROW: Craig Lehman, Niel Hanson, Norman Eliason, John McGregor THIRD ROW: Coach Christine, Abe Baily, Bob Biom, Peter Swetland, Manager Bill Moody. S I, Q, s Flf ' ighligh 5' in il S 3 ., 'll 'Al 4,3 B1 5 ' 1-1- 5. , I , FQ 3' ik Q rv - S QW -A as fn n 1 45: W4 may 'A iv' oft fu. W I 4- K n Revue Y llllli PIII BASEBALL 'Illil FIRST ROW: Ken Hudson, Me1Rumwe11, Evan Thomas, John Nielsen, Tom Hurley, Bill Turner, David Takamoto SECOND ROW: Mgr. George Sensabaugh, Dick Ashworth, Bob Talbott, Buck Sammis, Tom Crofut, Frank Place, Steve Wilson, john Worthington, Mgr. Owen Mercer. Season's Highlights Early in March the Jordan baseball team was formed under the direction of Coach Mark Christine. With only a few days of practice behind them, the Dolphins met their first opponent,Menlo Atherton, and lost, ll-2. Jordan met Sequoia next, and lost, this time by an ll-3 score. The Dolphins showed great improvement in their third game of the season against Bellarmine and won, 9-4. With two-thirds of the season still to be played, it appeared that the steadily improving Dolphins had finally found the winning combination. Sparked by the battery of Bob Talbott, catcher, and Rick Malloch,pitcher, along with the steady play of First baseman Bill Turner, the club looked forward to a promising season. Q A V viii- vp ,VV 1: 1, . I . I '75, If 'X fii- I i - ' as 'mf ZZ it , 34-'5'?'rL ' , - z :,Q1,,,,,,,fq f' - -is -, ., 4 - i 'i1 .I 1R1 ':Qi1-if rl, U-4--:-gs if. ,fs-4' '.: 593-5 I f 1, S ,, W, , ily., , '-A 'Yu' , EL- 'Ri '3 5l'S,?.51Ny'7 -. 5T33'7 4-WSHR-4' 6126- -' L L 'H ttf, 1' Q 155.2 I .,,3-ml 1.,wis....,. -N: ,.': ,- is , - by .T Easfiir s- . ' - 'fx I n I ' O-- Tis? ff sa s-ff I s . . strr tit. , I. sf? '- . 2291 'iillfll sf' ,-.. -- W- - W 4 , ,A 4,,. 4 4.5 ,Sv- , ss, f , fs 'Q G , b . D A :Hr .v .i kefaj -ing, v ga y. , S 4 as 4 - -5 t. '33 iisstt ff y f it , ,l A' it ll? l sig Ml Q L -1 if l '1 -2 s f , ,. ' ll' A s ,isi W W ' ' ,V A 1 - 4, A Q .12 if i ' Y.Q,W,1+ ,V V. l ,, 5 ,ge ' .. l , f Vmm, -1 - A --- 1- w t it up , 4 KN X ' f L 1- ' ' vE! 4 .x . W 4. we ff- Q 'M ' 1 W: . 6 rl 4 lf JY ' X if ' ' Q -it V452 :-I ' Q 4 1 my , it .. M if- ' S, ' AQ Y? .A ei' H , W ,Q 5? . , , 1, att , Q M A mf fp QL , ,ggi .,v, -f., ,, ,w , 3gVH, , r ut ,kk,V 'i n d 2,6 5 7 7 its WW if I Q iiza' A We . f 1 I ' i, J Q if Q L?l:l l4+lleifff 1 . 2 v H -3: af2i, , M 'li 3 .tr is llilll l'l'Y TRAUKME Prospects for a successful track season appeared extremely bright as the Jordan thinclads, under the tutelege of Coach Dunham, began training on Goddard Field early in March. With only a few weeksof practice behind them, the Dolphins defeated Serra in a triangular meet between Jordan, Wilbur, and Serra Jordan and Wilbur tiecl at 46 points each, while holding Serra to 4 points. This meet was highlighted by the establishing ofa new Jordan 75 yard dash record of 8.1 seconds byGlen MacGregor . Although the season was just getting underway as thiskpage went to press,,it ap- peared as though the individual efforts of MacGregor and Talbott, along with the re- lay team of Field, MacGregor, Hong and Lindsey, will insure that Jordan will be well represented on the cinderpaths this year. x ra ww 0 f k .' I TRAM E fi +L 'gazing ' J Q, -.., g , 3 R0SUAR' WINNER A.. gj, - , . .x ,.. H , 74' W-, ,,,,,- 1---v-7-5 nu 'uv--uf. . -f 1 m- in Q' ' W ai, M1 wkgsv Q Q. f W -Q fu 'F' :?:2??'25af. 'V' 1-M. E' 9' f ana' e vw www-fkfgj V L, ' an N 4 Mig 94, A fivim' '33 Q 8 1' 5 :V ' f- f 2 'ff' , :Q mf ,f K 15- C W ,K ,am ., -41 Jugs. ,. , R , 'PEZ .1 Q' k 2 ' 2 . if , - V- N2 ,- - L A 1 M , L ,xi wg , . 4 Tiff - 5 1 ' .fl if F' ff ' ,A V wig ' , fa., 1 A l A 8'vi1,:agb'F-',i5g?g.ing.g :m ggi! , if rj, , .....' .15 fig'-19: 5,5 ' , ' 1 '--,L ,M 2 . K W-. 1 -1 , li-wah -1, :X S50-i???2 5. f , will E, w Q 31 :Y f- v., .3 vy. ft.. .' 1. gf, .,' A, A4 5 yi 4,.,,Q5,L 5--,.f1 ?5f .Q-12:9-: X . ' ,f.- ,, : . ' . y t, 0 x ' rf' ig--ff 359 ww QA-33' ? 754 'bfi:.x................x..,..,..-,..H... ,.... V ..A........... .A , ,Y ' f ' 4 ., ' I , I df ' I V ',, A 4 - , aw' f,, Q. .v ,,,,,, lv A LP 441 b 31, J, Avnwi W if,.,1l+'-:'.2' , . , . ' 4.15.41 , 9. . Fr'+'5'i'H'5'f', tQZ?4 -'.532P f:5K'fY 5327-:,5i9'5-1 M i.L,., Q - X ' ' k -Jing N lt' llnrtain Call Time Enthusiam was the password in the girls' locker room this year. Everyone was bubbling over with enthusiasm for sports plus fun. Trampoline was offered for thefirst time this year., They were taught the fundamentals then advanced on to more difficulttriclcs and stunts. The very s u c c e s s f ul Sports Demonstration Night was the big event of the year. Classes demonstrated what is taught in class., All in all, this year in the girls' gym was a very enjoyable and successful one. Highlights of the sport year included the Sports Demonstration Night. Here we see a modern dance routine put on for the parents. Diane Codcling watches closely while Karin Ransler, Barby Pam Kertz, Jill Iohnson,Billie Jones and IanetLodes are warm- Twelvetrees, and Gail Coppage run the 440. ing up for a fast game of badminton. Nancy Palmer looks a bit unhappy as Pat Moran hits another Vickie Tregoning bounces on the tramp while the class homer. 59 watches enthusiastically. For All Girl ' port 1 Hockey was a popular autumn sport. Ninth graders Janet All grades had an opportunity to tumble. Several seventh Lodes, Leslie Knoles, Sue Tolan, and Judy Ryman start the grade girls try a symetrical pose here. bul1y . 95 M A WJ VVLL ii., 1 , I s , . f ' if 1 gc- s ' fr - R ds 3, s , s 'r ' f M qi, 5' f Y N f V A A ya.,-sqneu -.40 Modern Dance was anever popular activity. Here we see the Every girl looked forward to a rousing game of basketball class going through an intricate routine. Kathie Gray attempts a pass while Lyle Haffacker guards her Sl 0 ,. I ' , 'af ' 19,5 -, . .. v.-tl vltvw-5 ' .V ,i fa. 4 X , 3 .- , I-r?,,. A sy ,N .f Q . ., e as r . . A we A .fs-,QL 9 y - ,,,f.. 1 .4 'Y' Q' :,,., Ln-rf' ' 4' , 7 K. K, Vlffffiirf' 1 - wx if 5 so 's TQ 'V ' mag? .. Q, ' 6. ' QL' , A ' 1 qv, , ai., k . .-I 1 a.. .J ., if 59 , V vial ' ' ' W - vi. W' QC ' ,' is ,'. In V' N' f F'a2'-' - -fm rift' t 1 1 rv X ik, - Y u n. m r: U ezilhfy A , 3 Q 'gig JF -iv? is eff?ff'f ' it Q The ever popular soccer was played in the fall by the seventh Another indoor sport was folk dancing. Dances from foreign grade. 51 countries were taken up. Agroup of seventh graders are doing one here . 7474? 70,4 fed 61444. ll . 0 I X k F G . H T L ll I 7aZenZ S4060 E G Y H T E S f A R 77544814 REEL 2 Wemtleaf' leaf 7444504 Siam SELECTED SHQQT X HSUBJECTS 2 ,nf fi , wif' NS' l Q MISS .WELCH 1 . 1 N .I 6 3 A Q ' ,- 4' . - we v ' 9 ' Q r Qi U ' ' N- r W 4 o ' X3 4 V q 'af' . ty V , 1 P F Q, QP 1 ,I 1 in ' v l A f ,vet C m ' - . in .1 X f 'ff 'n U3 'gf - ' ' M .Q H YM . 2 ' A ' 1 3' 9 'Pri P, e' y , ' - .j ,gf ' V ,, ' 'R a X U ' J 'V , gnvxi 9 F ' --f 1 ' W - f 'JI f. ' .KJ K A - 1 .1339-,If v ,ar r W A ' ' 4 ' X 1- II i, f 69, , --'XPS , .....-x,,1-'I X' IP' .4 ' F ref : . '-arf 'f' if 9 p-1 I '. T q 'Q ' is t'2f1'5Qi1:I 5 ,. -- ,ft X ljfi. ' I, V, As- 13:-f N . .U 5 V W- M T V 1-m e I 1 A ' I s 41.5 . r -,, if-.f M V . 1 , r. i M, s '2i:z1:-5221 Ir ' if l A 4' is A f . T A ' T T ' xl 2 T .. , A is ' 1 'ltd P f if If H ,, : . ,vs 1 ' - , K f - ' . - - -A fu - ' H, I ut ini - -,f Y., i if l -H - ff 15 S ' . , z Y '.,. I , ,J '-- , lk Q The orchestra, under the direction of Miss Welch, provided the entire school with a great deal of musical enjoyment this past year. They played at several exchange assemblies and at the Spring Concert. They also provided music for the operetta, Martha, and at graduation. V 4 P q rl on A zymww gf- Q i',,s:.?3'T? M 4 ,C The Band played at the Jordan-Willbor game, and at most of the football games. They marched in the annual May Day Parade. f:?.:Q 479' is z . S '-. 'fm 162 Lil Ns..-'53 I X M f Q 0 .ul A-05 U 4 i g' 2 ' ' x.... lr ' 2 The choir sang at several exchange assemblies. They also put on the operetta Martha. They played at the Allied Arts Guild and the San Francisco 'Music Festival at San Francisco State College. MISS KLEIN The Glee Club met after school to rehearse for the many requests for them to sing. They sang at the Christmas program and at the Allied Arts Guild. ' A-Ai Q ff-f ' Y' 4 Nw 1 5,3 'f '3?'f f 3 R 1 , fW44LM!ll!4ll4I1h llllmm-...., J gr The Triple Trios were made up of select girls from the eighth and ninth grade. They were asked to sing at the Allied Arts several times. ,tu-1 rf , .M fm v qv'- FV' ,V , Ah , 1 f Y' 151- 'WX MRS . GUNN 6 Advisor BILL WARREN BARBARA SCI-IONBORN Editor-Ist. Semester Editor-2nd, Semester 75: 954W 55404 -Q tr Q is-Sl ,QP Every two weeks the school was privilged to receive one copy of the Dolphin Diary. It contained news, student government, stories, and sports. Thanks to the Diary staff. 3 if 'i is ,iv 1 'Q I MR.BUss1 Every week the Bowling Club has met at the Indian Bowl to enjoy a game of bowling. They were given professional coaching and have become very skillful . if W' is? ' MRS . DAYTON ,v PM Q .5 V f Q, G rv .., SATA 4 .JV N we X The Trampoline Club was under the able supervision of Mr. Dayton. Eighth and ninth grade girls were taught the more advanced tricks and demonstrated their skill at the Jordan-Wilbur game and during student- faculty basketball games. wa- '7 ' fi? G E VT . Ex- A ' x MR. ZECHER Mr. Zecher was the sponsor of the Debate Club. The me mbers were schools in the area SW' , El'4?E'f 1-K f SLI' wi !r,,gav.: If instructed in all phases of debating and engaged in several contests with f A Y 1' 'kv ' ,. .Q 3 X 2 R li - is ,. MR. ZECHER The Chess Club met after school for the recreational and mental enjoyment of one of the world's oldest and most stimulating games. ,,. , ve 'N ' 'N' ' , f ,, if ., . , ' l'v '. . , X 1 g- , a p . , . -, , if Lf L' - W ,41 1 an 'TY ,hy , M' f y fr P r:,,, 'X' t 'X-f sr W Q . t 1 T' f 1 Q WB V, i . K rpg.: ','. ,ggi - all K 'Y , - F W e Q as in S r ' Q -sf -T t H s i' as s 4 kt r V If 'X N, 'B Q gf' .lg Q! p 4 gG1,t, E X.: -97 h ,- ,. Vw if ,Epi ,, , 0 7 px J fi 1' if 5 , 3 . Mus 4 1 K , . if X I . I . .gi 1 r i f ' I 6 W 'Q f A S 'V EL Y 'O 1 IJ Q' ' -s ix . ' fztmfi Akk ,Q .- in V g fl fl, I l ll gi -- v f ' - , Q f, ,gun -. V . , . , , ' MR. UTLEY The members of the Hospitality Club served as hostesses and guides on occasions when adults visited the school or when a new student registered. Membership consisted of 95 ninth grade girls. I Mgt MRS. FAY 'N 4 ,QQ L The Modeling Club was organized to instruct its ni h d preparation for the Spring Fashion Show. nt gra e members in the art of modeling in 'Ex ,gh MR . MOORE The Photo Club under the guidance of Mr. Moore was organized to foster, develop and otherwise encourage the members' knowledge of photography and to help them to take better pictures. Tw ig Q i fi c , L za, A V 'Q , UTM 1 h tl ,.5'S:- I W ,. , , ' .a sf E, y ,sa Tl 1 'Vis-'Aki ,A t',,f lx g 4 A . , . , , i ..v 1 x uv i t 'Y I rl if 32515, K Mas. JOHNSON s f' r x The girls above are the many Office Practice students, who learned the techniques of office management and control under Jordan's school secretary, Mrs. Doris Johnson. - fr' - S In WM- , A I n' ' . ,Q . f t ' 4 s as rers g 1 E' V, ,, . , ..:f 3 .- 1 -5 -T.. E: ,, ,Sr gl -hs 1 T ,., V atm . g 1 r Q . st' . tl- L7 s ' M 2 5 N K - - 7,52 Ql . ' , E 1 . .,,. ' -'Ih W ' ' A E fn I 1 A I i iz r Mas. MILLAR A c c t + yt I P mm 'J The Library Club is a ninth grade service organization which serves the student body before and after school by helping students find material and check out books. Mrs. Millarwas the sponsor. -w I-5 X f lm 3 A sf it MRS. GREEN Under the leadership of Mrs. Green, the Garden Club has provided students of all grades with an opportunity to work the soil and leam the wonders of nature. Several field trips to nurseries and garden shows were taken. Y MR . NELSON 4.156 A 8 vid Q , s ! tftwe,t2so feng. The Tropical Fish Club was started by two Jordan students, Carl Marling and Bnrce Cobbledick. They and several other students met and discussed the breeding and raising of tropical fish. affix? ras x The Y-Teens offered an after school recreational and social program. Special service projects for ' l the benefit of the school and community were carried out. I 7 , 2 MISS HAGGARD 'fa e ,C ,sa A Q tv ' ' , i . ,,,... r V 'g s Q, . S27 , A kkih I X X . J MISS LOUDON N We had a wonderful gang of cheerleaders. They were Christine teGroen,Betty Fry, Susie Minkler,Vickie Barnes, Marilyn Eastham, Mary Kittoe, Corzy Rempel, Hilde Grohe, Penny Tonkin, Pam Kertz, Cathy Johnson, Mindy Kaier, Margie Aiken, Nancy Sheretz, Janet Stedman, Sally Stanton, Karen Ellertson, Betty Hart, Donna Ellertson, Pat Hagbom, Judy Haluk, Sue Carlson, Judy Bessemer, Marsha Bemard, Jill Johnson, Fadeley Barrett, Katie Smith, Janet Lodes, Billie James, Nancy Peery, Wende Shoemaker, Pat Farr, Gail Coppage, Leslie Knoles. ,fem fl fi 1. f- if Away ,ini Y.-5 MR. CENTER XJ We owe a vote of thanks to the many, many girls in the Jordan Pep Club. Without their continual cheering and spirit at all athletic events the boys on the teams wouldn't have had the will to win. They sponsored ia booth at the Halloween Carnival and had several cake and candy sales throughout the year. 1 Q is ,ss V , I I . .. if K 5 3 If .f W' sis? S i MR. CAVENDER ..... - i . J J l -. 1 'P . ,.., I ' ' ' C J.. ,fa ,, 7 C in, . ? f K i At 4 ., s, s sf- nf K W V5 J t V , an gg . r. -Jia any ' : p f' 4 ,jx H, I n,,,,,5:, C J p it in f A S, ,, atra i ' 4' .fs-me Ts -37' ' Q . , ' J C . 7 I ff' pdf 1 .f qv' C K ' ffs- 1, 5 seai ,fir . Wy, M y af, 'I 5 . ,L : aff fi' Miss WELCH The Pep Band's spirit and encouragement helped to lead the boys of the basketball team on to victory. They had smart looking uniforms of snaw hats and red vests. T l i MRS . DINGMAN The very active ninth grade Ir. Red Cross had a very busy year. They collected toys for ne e dy children at Christmas. Disaster kits were made for future floods and stuffed animals were made for children in hospital wards. '75 Tix MRS. cooK Mas. STUBER ang, ew The seventh grade Ir. Red Cross had only a few meetings but they planned several projects . They participated in the enroll- ment drive and fixed kits for needy children. 4 The eighth grade Jr. Red Cross was very busy working on a bool containing American customs, holidays and how we celebrate them, and dress. They also helped with the enrollment drive. W ssfz 'Q rf N. ais- V 8 We -I J . MRS. CORCORAN MRS. STEPHENSON 1 ,ex ..,fp The Hunter's Safety Club under the leadership of Mr. Center provided a course designed to give the knowledge that can avoid gun accidents in the hunting field. The club covered such subjects as knowledge of guns, proper gun handling, good shooting, and the hunter 's responsibility . F' .qu If 'OAS' I L H ,WG Q fe lg. xi . ., N 4 ' A x' 'zytibjrv r i:,2. ,, , I? 0 MR, CENTER ' The Rifle Club, also under Mr. Center's sponsorship is concerned with the proper care and handling of firearms as well as competitive team shooting. This year the Rifle Club competed in many state -wide matches and continued the enviable record built up during the past years. gm g,bfl'T5 Q. M R. PORTER The Audio-Visual Club was one of the most functional clubs at Jordan. All the educational films, filmstrips, and recordings used in the classrooms were handled by the members of this club. 61 l 4 , ,J 1 2. . p la .. Q ,Y W l' Q l ' 'Q gi, 'Y , - sq S X MR' OWEN The Art Club under the capable supervision of Mr. Owen sponsored several art and crafts contests. They made projects to go in the showcase in Dolphin Court. 'Wx Gp G , , x f f i -1 9 -3 X The Pen Pals are a group of students who are interested in corresponding with friends in MR. ZECHER foreign countries. , ., ., L -fi, ff 4 H 541 t 1 3535- , .I , - 2 ,. 2,55 ay .. . - - up I T A A, f A ,t H wg? ,' ,z n T - if--+ 12 . n + . ,, . v L .i K . K W. mx Ya ' .' , ' ' 4 , -. . '-,-3,351 ' r 7 ' Q S 1 ,rrr rg' ,wi 1' lgliififi' Q.. I . I Q :V ggi, V+ f f: P Q 55? I .. 11' 60 'L' gf if ,shaman li.M9 15: The Radio Clubwas formed to foster interestin the construction and operation of radio receiving DR- G01-DNER and transmitting equipment. Some members are licensed operators and others are working toward this goal. MISS ABLARD The Teen Age Book Club met at the end of each month and had an opportunity to order good teenage books. sfffj ,E A X T 2iM1'im' w , rf . 1 mi.. ' its Lhisr A 1 ' AQ . Statue f l 1 l . 'g' ,ff 'af af? fs Q F 'in VL ' -'.L ,,.h-: JL li ,,...-neo- KL.,, -:gm ., rl ii S10 ,gmail 1' ,Q 5 ,, Q 9 0 5 .ll if I f 1 . - L ' hat comf.' 0 .V K, 1 A TA f 4 -' 'Yl k 2 ,, ., - 4. WL. 4 'n ,. Q wk Q ,Q gg : '7 A ' ' F '. NME? X1 NN hd 3 2 Ill I ll Lg- I-1--. ll V If 5,47 ff. , r V ,, A ww , 1.,,,,,,,A ' :,,,,,,,,.,W I- X4 Pu ,Q .iy Q- ,N,' gy I , ' H , f,f?f31,- Fix-. mamma il-vw-55 P' V? 53215 iii ,, -K .4 J 1 TI' v ' ,1.,, 3336! ll O it -.JXNAX , ag y-W Fx Edd S ,M 4 f J T Bob 2 A X ! 'Nr 4 '-gy, 33252 0 I'l Sk! 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J ' E Q ,Q VX 1- Ba., , su W M. 'L fi. Ji? S 9 , M . . f , E ff 'U Eer , was if fx.. 5 -,HQ Ak b1?i. X mu 0u I' Bagker 956 QQN ! Q90 vqxggxwifomm Qszwcb +051 Nbggv Qikrpeawo -ei-MO+ wi'53'f'f5'?2 WZSTWOQ , Xxx -,Avi Wfh g, u, , .. , 4 I9 hx Q60 yy, 'SQQ-99-9 'a'W94'f+4 ON if ' . 4 V 5 N59-Qexefvss Q-+0 C4005 -10+ WW x 4 fQ,.e,Q6QQx,e Q-fqe-v0QN5g xg- Tak e A R UW fi-in E 1 'aqff 1-uf' 1 J , A 'I a ,im LM .K ,v,Ag ., 4 , 1, , . gsm.. .....4ll...,-all 5' l 'N if 1-xi. 1' if? ,ia -Wx. Nancy Sherefz and Janet Stedman examine some of Wl1ifson's fine line of draperies. , 1 445404: 4 D 5056 452 Universi+y Ave. Palo Alia, California 7fLepwzmwlallaf1qwZ of Ready Made Zwpmaa MJGMZQQM am! Qahm fm Zwpwm and Gamma. ,,,,....-A-r- ' f ' I I M., Janet Duca gets a pair of good looking school flats while Betty Fry awaits her turn. DA 4-I5I3 367 University Ave. T. C. CHRISTY Co. MEN'S AND BUYS' ELDTHINI3 AND FURNISHINGS 'I7CI UNIVERSITY AVE. PALU ALTD. CALIFORNIA DAVENPORT 3-5321 It looks like Mr. Cochran is a good salesman. Billy Turner, Nancy Peery, Bob Biorn, and Sue Carlson each have a new Pendleton. SHOES mithls sport shop l0b 'rue CIRCLE 5 itil P O BOX 5I9 PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA . DA 3-465l We've got some skin divers in the crowd. Lee Davis, John Worthington, and Lee Montgomery get outfitted for some skin diving. ' ,n! ,411 41 416' .a-all 1--ill ' Im l :Q-I 1- Bill Warren shows Barbara Schonborn, Bob Laurid- sen, Sal ly Stanton and JoAnn Culliton some Barry 's shoes . lIAllllY'S Sll0llS 3l7 University Avenue DA 3-3993 RECORDS SHEET MUSIC RADIO SERVICE I 74964 STANFORD MUSIC SHOP Magnavox Radios - Phonographs - Television lbb University Av Palo AIto,Calllorn1 Phone DAvenport 5-2323 Some of the crowd are listening to the latest record hits at Hage's. E I L f?i5witLQf1i?s-ax' T 1 A 1 . M V ---- I -A .. f, , ., i I A aff , I 3 I ... . . I a 54 ' f f ' - . ' , ,A . wr T' img' ' 4 7 wil. ' .-rf' v y - 1? , . Tmyeih QREEL ' .I Terry Maxwell and Steve Rothert are de ba t i ng whether or not to take Karin Ransler and Sue Tolan in for one of Harry's yummy Burger Baskets. IIAIIRY' The Home ofthe Nugget Burger 1940 University East Palo Alt ' a Stacia! 340 CALIFORNIA AVENUE PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA Everyone including Katie Smith, Nancy Bongar and Robert Cresap know that Gene 's is the place to go for wonderful graduation pictures. A ix, tg .il Ti O Ig is 1 - we-5' 'Tn an Planning a party, heh? Jon Higgins and Ann Knoles know Ingram 's is the place to go for party snacks. A CosmopoIitan's Selection ol: DAvenport 2-87I2 Foods to Excite the Palate INGRAWS QUALITY FOODS AND DELICATESSEN I95O UNIVERSITY AVENUE MELVIN A. SCI-IMIERER PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA 708 Colorado Ave. PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA E. T. HAMLIN Phone DA 3-0664 We've got a large selection of Levis advertise Midtown Variety. Pam Kertz and Pat Farr agree as they purchase some practical Levis. if i Us -...Q l rf- is fi ' 5 l Ai J, M4 I I - , 1 ffl iig- . 9 ,I Yi' X No fuss or muss if you get your hair done at Mid-Town Beauty Salon. JMiJ.f0W,1 guard? DAVENPORT 3-3537 2768 MIDDLEFIELD ROAD. PALO ALT MID-TOWN SPORT SHOP CHUCK WHITE COMPLETE SPORTING EIIIUIPMENT BICYCLE REPAIRS - LAWNMOWER SHARPENING KEYS MADE - CUSTOM WRAPPED RODS 2'74O MIDDLEFIELD RD. FIALCI ALTD, CALIF, Rich Wilkersen and Bud Linsley examine the latest in football equipment while Bonnie Brigham and Judy Besemer look on. ,aw .V The favorite hangout of the Jordan hep-cats is the A 8. W Drive-ln. Klar Winterholm, Bob Lauridsen, Norman Eliason and Jim Ferguson enioy a slurpy root beer. A In W IIIIIIII-I 2849 Middlefield Palo Alto IDT-21 PHARMACY 2675 MIDDLEFIELD ROAD PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA Wende Shoemaker and Mary Kittoe listen carefully to the saleslady talk on one of M i d -tow n Phar- macy's fastest selling perfumes. ig fx ' E +fi Zf, M x , f if , Q A J I 'iv-. A ... - s . It looks so good, exclaims Becky Kanninen and Janet Young and Bud Linsley examine the fine Charlotte French as they drool over a luscious line of Wiseman's televisionsf, chocolate cake. Day or Night Service Cahfornia gazerg DA. 3-7327 PA'?,5rSii:'2ATED CCEZKEES DA 11-6610 'wdcemcw 7 W and f4,b,6Z6awcg 'feel'Jle's CAMERAS- PHOTO SUPPLIES 'STOWN AND 1 5 5 PALoAuo counmv fn' ' is ' 'Q DA34204 viiuief H 5 David Steinhart and Jim Ferguson are looking over one of the fine cameras at Keebles. 2723 Middlefield Road ln Your Neighborhood - 41 Ray DeLagrave, Tom Hurley, ancl Norman Peter- son are thinking about purchasing a flashy sport shirt., Ah, come on boys! ,-1 IL-n B 3 rpouovf my Billie Janes and Cathy Johnson are speechless as they see how cute Corzy Rempel looks in a beautiful Formal from Richardsons.. . QCAQFJJUVLJ GIRLS' AND TEENS' APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 91 37 TOWN 6 COUNTRY VILLAGE EL CAMINO AND EMBARCADERO DAVENPORT 14-23I5 PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA I Prompt free delfkfery J RAHIANI I y r I TOWN 8: COUNTRY VILLAGE ' PALO ALTO R E M 0 T DAvenport 4-4837 P H A R M A c Y Middlefield and Colorado ' DA 5-2703 Ron Chiappari helps Eddie Shallenberger into one Sue Wells asks Neil Hansen his opinion about one of the fine selections of sharp looking sport coats. of the many perfumes carried at the Fremont. H' Y gi 'lvfl :x,, Butch, zorch cut, burlap, or cactus? Glen MacGregor and Ricky Malloch settle for the old reliable flat top. Lllis BARBER 39' lllll' Shop Phone OUR SPECIALTY 493 California Avenue DAvenport 5-9728 South Palo Alto Janet Lodes and John Worthington Rick Malloch gets sheared. give their approval of Glen Mac- Gregor's flat top. , t1r,., , , . , K ig vt,i.i ll vi w'v,,,1-wwf 31? gwwrk .:',f.we .4,'.,u.g, , . -.f yt, vlilz' 1, -,-A.. tum - H.. 'nv' Q t, ' ' vs. Mb ,z x 1 Barbara Hurst and Betty and Peggy Harrell are selecting some nice graduation gifts at Rule's. -PHONE DAvenport 2-7407 2363 BIRCH STREET, PALO ALTO. CALIF FRAN'S SMOKE SHOP and SHOE SHINE PARLOR DA 2-0102 497 Lytton Avenue Steve Menclell is skimming through one of Fran's many, many magazines. That's Fran in theback- ground. if . Tglw, L Ibsbsqy O Charlotte French and Pam Kertz are looking at the lovely Flowers at Laroy's. They make lovely cor- sages, boys! ! ! ll ,sizgq PALO ALTO 7l Town 8: Country Village DAvenport 4-0059 343 University Avenue DAvenport 5-5676 '-sr-S , . HE-Iii!-.t:?':m::'. X '34 I up PALO ALTO SPORT SHOP SPORTING GOODS - BICYCLES - TOYS 526-ao-34 WAVERLEY STREET - PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA Bob Geddes and Steve Menclell are planning a rou- sing game of tennis this summer as they buy equip- ment. ,ff Af' A H.'E5aiQi5:i! - 2, i . N I grew There is nothing like a good ice cream on a hot day exclaim Fadeley Barrett and Buck Sammis. PO0L BROTlIERS MARKET QUALITY MEATS FRUITS - VEGETABLES - GROCERIES 321 CALIFORNIA AVE. DAVENPORT 2-7751 PALTO ALTO. CALIF. E.V. LANE CORPORATION ENGINEERS - CONTRACTORS Power Plant - Refinery Sewage Treatment Plant Pipeline - Factory Contractors 2675 Park Blvd . P5000 Palo Ano, Calif. DAvenP0ft 5-4495 -Q... N: I a ' all L' is f IC K EC. Mr. Elkington shows that stranger, Steve Mendell, one of his finest watchbands. Looks like Steve really needs one . DAVID ELKINGTON WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING 499 Lytlon Avenue Palo Alto, California lIIY'S CIIFFEE IIIII' In BAKERY 2Ol California Ave. DA 3-Ol56 well, and Carol Young. Make ours donuts orders Mike Holt, Terry Max- ! if we., Another happy radio repaired. Bob Geddes ancl Steve Mendell leave Poage's as satisfied as can be. ,-46 77a49e'e fadlo data 619 Waverley Street -7514 P. O. Box 1504 Phone DAVMPW 2 Palo Ano, California CII GIIAT LATIII guy -T.. 271 UNIVERSITY AVENUE 0 PALE! ALTIII, CALIFORNIA 'til' W o ' I r X 4 Steve Mendell tries his soles talk out on Bob Geddes. Looks like Bob is a tough customer! adneddn 4 S ' STORE FOR MEN 330 UNIVERSITY AVENUE, PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA Smart clothes for Teen Agers DA vunporf use Novslu 3-9342 Alfreh E. mrrrg ililrrtrir Shun 383 UNIVERSITY AVENUE AT WAVERLEY STREET Palo Alto, California. TELEPHONE DAVENPORT 5-5141 Floyd and Boyd Thompson tune in some smooth rhythm and blues on one of Werry's keen looking raclios. 'Zi 5 1 I r .....- - , V I mi. x.- . Yi,,,,5-ar Steve Mendell whosealias is Brains lsvallantly The Dolphin photographer, Nick Guins, is show trying to put the TV set he dismantled back to ing Steve Mendell the Funclamentalsof the camera THE CAMERA SHOP Movie and Still Cameras RUJIO 8 TSISVISIOH PENS, STATIONERY, PICTURE FRAMING A L 0 A L T 0 C A F 0 R N l A Phone DAvsnport 2-l7I5 541 B,-png Sf' llllllls I I cv e . ' qw T T TSs aXSoXQNTQ ' PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS STANLEY BISHOP 392 CALIFORNIA AVE. DA 3-1373 Buck Sammis is in the market forsorne nice per- fume and Fadeley Barrett is selling it. Who is the perfume for, Buck? 51 1 I 4 F tx' X I ., 1 I M Dig thot crazy bop! ! ! Bop contest winners Pot Moron ond Marc Weissbluth ore showing the class Their tricky dcmce. at u in' T0 LEARN llALLll00M e BALLET-'HILIIIILA-ACIRUBATIC 464 Colorado Ave . DAvenport 3-0966 Polo Alto I I 4 , A he x 2 I ,fum ,,,,,. F 4 .emi Barby Twelvetrees is seeing how the authentic Scotch plaid will look when it is finished. High- land fling, anyone? pigffff In RAUDIUJO 477 UNIVERSITY AVENUE Home of that Famous Mill: f-J Shake I68 HAMILTON AVE., PALO ALTO, CALIF. DAVENFQIIY 3-3I76 Dave Steinhart, Stanley Balcomb, and Steve Mendell enjoy a delicious sundae at a regular hangout of Jordan students. 5,5 Ol 3 Q . Wg! 1 Clothes-crazy Laurel Jean Andry and Ma r i I yn Eastham are selecting a new graduation dress while Evan Thomas and Steve Wilson exchange ideas on shirts. Fred Haun is busy on his own. harryman's DEPARTMENT STORE MEII'S, WOMENS AND CHILDRENS APPAREL 440 CALIFORNIA AVENUE PALO ALTO. CALIFORNIA dlonghun JL Ilirnme STATIONERS MAIN stone oemce FURNITURE oevr 235 UNIVERSITY Avenue 229 HAMILTON Avenue PALO Auo, CALIFORNIA PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA DA 2-I3I5 - DA 2-14030 DAVENPORT 2-9955 Steve Mendell again! I ! I I I Anyway Steve is picking out a fine looking binder with Jordan on if. IQLHSH TN- ies ,Ii f I 1 f IAA -tm.: ' 'Q ' si. . s : - tl l 'r A in 2 -J . l li iy ,...fa-9' ,, J.: 2' Y. Qi., i if-' Hb . .i ,rf , W Q .,., ' M L it , s . xg.. K Ae. Ed A ,T Al I 7 '! .- .Q . ft L fl. v . M5 ., -l ,ri EE as 459 ff Gill' ffiiv 1. X. ,,i . .A 1 ' Int, f i K . OW - ., ri . C M is vp it A ' ,. ts' -f' Ally 5 Janet Carty and Janet Greene are selecting some old world delicacies from Imported Food Store and Delicatessen. IMPORTED FOOD STORE AND DELICATESSEN azz cam moss venue PALO uro cALlFonN A DAVENPORT 3-5449 -ww ,Fc rav- l'A'l'llllNlZll llllll ADVERTISERS A 8. W Drive-In Barry's Shoe.Store Beaudoin's Dance Studios California Bakery California Ave. Pharmacy Clothes Closet Congdon 8. Crome The Colony Crow Pharmacy T. C. Cristy Co. The Camera Shop Eyerly's David Elkington Lois Fowler Fremont Pharmacy Fran's Gene's Studio Hage's Stanford Music Shop Harry's Hamburgers Harryman's Dept. Store Imported Food Store lngram's Quality Food Jerahian's Boys' Shop Keeble's Cameras Kenyon's Pharmacy E. V. Lane Corporation Laroy Flowers ' Lee's Barber Shop Mid-town Beauty Salon Midtown Pharmacy Mid-town Sport Shop Midtown Variety Palo Alto Drug Co. Palo Alto Radio 8. T. V. Palo Alto Sport Shop Peninsula Creameries Al Poages Radio Center Pool Bros. Market Rapp's Shoes The Richardsons Ray's Bakery 8. Coffee Shop Rule's Gifts Unlimited Schneider's Smith's Sport Shop Simpson's Men 8. Boys' Wear Universit Creameries Waltz Fagrics of Fashions Werry Electric Shop Wiseman T. V. 8. Appliance Whitson's Drapery Shop 2 vemzsoous 3 I I 5 ! 1 4