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

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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.

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- 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