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

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'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.