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

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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

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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

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'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