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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1957 volume:

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Q , K X D V1 ,lf ' I , f J f ' I 'J V my j UCB? xg will A by md WN ,Ro QQ X A, STP' imma gg E! xr K ' X J Q-X 2 Lik5-fNfkSj.JXVF:j'W A GY 2 , .. f Vi E , 'MD ' C, . .if Q- fiigil HUGH All The Administration Story A picture presentation of the teachers and students who have guided jordan through the year. Our Grads take o bow 13 A pictorial review of the students who compose the 1957 Jordan graduating class, f ,CIN The Undergrods ore here 31 ' ct uf is f , The members ofthe seventh and eighth homerooms - ' 3' h A X are pictured, ' ' ii' UA,iw .lf 'EIA Q rf I , 1 The Sporting Scene 41 Highlights of the 1957 sports program are reviewed in word and picture. Clubs and Activities fl 2,-Lrsfa A Q -W' 1' .. ' rl if I' The Jordan club and activity programs are high- 9 lighted , . wi at flondan C OV ER Our special thanks to LIFE Magazine for permission to use this design. ARTWORK Special credit to Jim Kawakami for all artwork SPECIAL FEATURES Counselors Faculty Commissioners Classes in action Football Basketball Baseball Track Girls' Sports Music Department Yearbook staff Dolphin Diary Rifle Clubs Pep Hospitality School Service School Clubs Speaking of Pictures Advertisers STAFF Pat Maxwell Jane Saxe Julie Sims Malcolm Hawk Mary Brenner Barbara Morris Birdie Carlson Connie Pritchett Kate Teale Pete Escherich Jim Kawakami REPORTERS Liz Alexander Barbara Allen Linda Cook Nancy Corbett Laurel Grebmier Jeannie Godsall Dottie Higbee 5 6 1 2 40 42 46 48 49 51 54 56 57 58 59 6o 61 62 68 73 Editor Bus. Mgr. Ad. Mgr. Administration Classes Clubs At Ease Highlights Girl Sports Boys Sports 8a Photos Art Susie Lahti Nancy Marshall Barbara Mays Joanne Shaffer Blake Sonne Earl Wheeler at flonclan - Q N' -o, ' AQ.w.fi-a 1' Fi 'uf 'E A l i I l L il '-and l gn., E,,.g, ,Y elf EXECUTIVE DIRECTICN Q i psf ANDREW STEVENS, Principal DANIEL STONE, vice Principal THE PRlNciPAL's MESSAGE 5 A yearbook always brings back memories of the days we g i E spent together in Jordan. Most ofthe happy events of the Q r' f year are recorded and remembering them may make you a -2 ,tssttg 5 little sad that the year is over. pl Xxx E, E As you go along through life you will experience other I 7 such times when you regret the ending of a day, a year, an 1 2,? , ,M association. But if you live each day doing those things which ' i n A ., F ' will bring real satisfaction and peace within you long after gg p g the fleeting memories of the dance or the game are gone, you will find your regret is mixed with happiness. Let's search our thoughts for those experiences which have made our lives better, for those things which have pre- pared us for the future and for those ideas which have given us a spiritual thrill. Let's keep these things in our minds and hearts and brush aside all the others, with no regrets for having lived, worked and played together as we learned this year. Andrew C . Stevens CUSTODIANS OFFICE STAFF ,, at ff., L. HENRY GUNN, Superintendent MARIE GREEN, Dean of Girls 'I' JUDICIAL GUIDANCE ,rv . X ,. x f Y. X... 4 I I . - - I ,f ,--.,,,. F41-i RUTH GIBBS Ninth ROBERT CAVENDER Ninth 1 ANNA LAWRENCE, Eighth MAMIE BRADY, Eighth KATHERINE COOK, Seventh Life at Jordan would not have been complete without the help and understanding Jordanites received from their counselors. Miss Gibbs and Mr. Cavender, ninth grade counselors, feel that their iob is to help students make wise choices for their first year of high school and to start making some plans for their future. Other people expect ninth graders to assume responsibilities. We try to give them opportunities to do this. The eight grade counselors give particular attention to the placement of students in groups so they will be challenged to work to their capacity, and will develop good study habits before high school work begins. Guiding students in developing good social habits is also an important aim. said Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Brady. Mrs. Cook states, in the seventh grade the emphasis is on orientation to the new school, to help students adiust to new teachers, new friends, and the new routine ofa larger junior high school. Mr. Nelson, testing counselor, administers achievement and aptitude tests which provide the teachers, counselors, and adminis- trators with the necessary data for the solution of practical school problems. Mr. Korb, Coordinates the educational program for students who possess special abilities here at Jordan with the program at Wilbur and with schools above and below us. These people who have worked so hard for every Jordanite deserve our grateful thanks. ALBERT NELSON, Testing CONNELL KORB, Special T- LEGISLATIVE ACILON ...Q ,- H ., . I K, Y if we ' 1 -CSKA, MABEL ABLARD DANIEL ALCALA ALIEDA BIRCK HOBERT BURNS y 111 Ill ? I - 1 ,Ill -:. LAAI A Il I ' , I fl' AIL 'll U All A E I .ITEC LLRRLEIL i fall , ARTHUR BUSSI HUGH CENTER ' V, . A ' J 'ff v m, , , my Q I :fllix E Wg Q39 -ig --W V 597 ,, l I 1 M kk 1 .. . 5 - - lm ' -A - , 5 I ' .W ww t H MILDRED CORCORAN EDWARD COX I bw .E 3' K ? ww A FLORENCE DINGMAN LORA LEE DOCKSTADTER MARK CHRISTINE ROBERT COOLEY LOUIS DiBAR1 ANNE DIC KEY N DAVID DOWNS GLENN DUNHAM Aw..-41' X s I SADIE FAY WERNER GOLDNER iw is if Q , 1 .Wy N V W ,A X5 ,f ,1 5 W 35 My 03 Q ,J Y I +2 f f A W' 5 W mn H f 1 as I gi R IW , 2 ' 1 4 3, W A I Ria I I L' 1 W S JWSIW ALBERT HARRIS DONALD HARRIS L. L ,f viii' if I . .R . - 9.9. I f 2 H Kjcifg f j I qs I K' 1 , -- Q' ,. L f Sl 1 ' ' I - f' I - . . A .V it f Q 'Yi Ny ROBERT HOSKINS LYNN KELSON I A I L., U RA I ., ,. ' , ' : .a -:.. 5, , V J Lig a, -. ,ms , VA , , L 5 : .S ERS ,' , 5 Q., Q f. , ,. ii fxrm . 'Q . fl: A 1, 2 gan!! - . ,.....-- W. ' ' '1 v QFWP I I I 31 BARBARA GUNN HARLEY HILBORN M ARIORIE KLEIN ANITRA HAGGARD K -rn. kr ik, f,.y :.,:k :,-E .: 'fl f I 'I-1I QAAR I 1 Ls. frm ,x ,kj Si: K , 'Q J 1 1 J ' 5, ., IIA I z 1 LEROY HILL IEAN LANG 1 . 55? .1 VIRGINIA LAGISS PHYLLIS LOUDON ELIZABETH MILLAR CHARLES MOORE E1 I vu I i!'SY!,e V 33? ,4- 'i- .wfmg W nf -in ,A 4 A, an sw, ' 'Y -.3331 1 'K 1 Q v 1 ,., E :AE v:V.. I.. I R A. 3' ,J ' i f ffrjfid ' s six ' .4 -if ii' 7 uv 'Vw , ' A I ,me-4n?H'1g,,3 .-:ffm - , M ,ff-ff 21+ , 1 : ,Q ' 5 ,. A ..j q-, I A 'q v If C SMSS Nj CRAM ER OWEN GRACE PARKS 'W' 5 nivxgv-if Ie: I . M J, 23? QI ff: . .Ik SPERRY WILLIAM SPRING . A ,.,,.. ,J f ' 3973 ,455 if . , - 1 A 'F 3.411 . 'aglaflifiif' fx Aw M z 'TI Y:- X A r Z I xx, Q, Z L, 1 If I ,M , . X I M 'A N - ,-- 21:9-Mm ' Vfiuwy I JAMES PATTERSON JANET PENLEY '41 4 ,- ,JZ W Q 51 2 113 fs Qs gifs Q4 LOIS SRB ALICE STUBER I f SRSEES ISSSS ISSS I C K in I I lei' ,giffligiag 1 Wx I Qi, ' - KVQYEH ' ' kiii MARIORIE TOMPSON CRAYTON THORUP MARY TREWHITT GEORGE UTLEY f 5 1 2 r f I I i 35. x '15 H' ANNE VARNEDOE BARBARA WELCH 8 IEAN WHITE ROBERT ZECHER 43: '55 at fjondan 1 1 IL-bg' ' -'-L XJ- XXX 1 f 1 fxfX -.... .+.,,.., fly. , Q. X l 0 f Ns 3 f S .K it f f u 5, 1 f Q X I x A--N 5,71 , 4 X , gi If x Q. X' .f! e I! xxx, X I X f P : lf 5 4 1 1 , -if . K 1 '- X fx f xk X1 f'NfnfC . -Xxix U 5 fQ4l'fQ V x 'fQN'N? . N XI 'y 3 -4 QA, a STUDENT LEADERS First Semester BENNY KWONG RUSTY BENNETT LEE SIMS Cheers! to the Student Officers and Council for the first semester. Jordan has benefited from their fine leadership and dependable work. The Executive Council consisted of Student Manager, Rusty Bennett, his assistant, Lee Sims, Council President, Benny Kwong, Vice President, Ted West, and Clerk, Emily Teale. The main things that the Executive Council and Student Council did to improve life at Jordan were to pass a law stating that any damage done to bikes while on school property was to be paid for by the Student Body Fund and the Social Fund, the supplying of services to the school such as the pen machine, which was purchased this year, the pencil machine, book covers, pompons, and the fruit machine, the help they gave to clubs finan- cially, and the successful operation of the Halloween Carnival. Their main fob was to keep up the payments on the Milkshake Machine fknown as the 'Electric Cow'i, pay salaries, and repair equipment. They directed the work of the commissioners and planned the rooting sections for games, arranged the games and transportation to them, and planned air raid and fire drills. Rusty and Lee did an excellent job and passed the government into the able hands of the second semester officers in February. STUDENT COUNCIL TED WEST .lg7W W .Y Y ' STUDENT LEADERS Second Semester TIM DOLAN BENNY KWONG The second semester Student Council and student officers continued the fine leadership of the first semester council. The Council consisted of one student from every homeroom. Student Council met every Thursday and there was a i5-minute homeroom period every Friday morning to allow the representatives time to report to their homerooms. Student Council officers for the second semester were President Phyllis Lyon, Vice President Thomy Robison, and Secretary Jeff McCraken. These officers, along with Student Manager Benny Kwong and his assistant Tim Dolan, constituted the Executive Council. The second semester Council was concerned with the revision of Jordan's Constitution. Rusty Bennett, first semester student Manager, worked with Mr. Stone in revising the constitution. They brought the articles up to date and reviewed the duties of the commissioners. Student Council was also concerned with repairing the public address system, completing the purchase of the milkshake machine, and working with Benny in selecting the commissioners who served ably throughout the semester. The Council worked closly with the Honor Code Commissioner, Julie Sims, and her committee to strenghten and preserve the Honor Code. Early in the semester the section concerning smoking was brought under discussion and agroup of students went to the Palo Alto City Council to ask them to enforce a law requiring that cigarette machines be kept in view of an adult at all times. Benny and Tim helped with the election of an 8th grader to become student manager next year. Student Council PHYLL15 LYON ws YPD! ,gsm-. 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Kruss Ben Kwong Mary Kyne Lahti Zandra Laing Garrett Lambrev Ufe.Lamle John Lane Tim Large Jean Lasnier Julie Latfin Dick Lawler Joyce Lawson Carolyn Lean Ed Lee Mike Lehman Pat Lima Bruce Linclal Sfuarf Lindal Steve Linsley Linda Littell Bonnie Loo Denny Lose' Paul Loveless Judy Ludwig Phyllis Lyon Maxine Magee Carol Maggart Pete Mahurin Merrilee Markey . fu we., 'Ca' Nancy Marshall Victor Maslov Dick Mates Beverly Mattias Patricia Maxwell John Mayer Sande Mayes Ann Mayfield Barbara Mays Craig Mc Clendon Phil Mc Cowan Jim Mc Cracken Shelia McCullough Kathy Mclntire Beverly Mc Kenzie Julia Mc Lanahan Kathy McTigue Dean Melville Dianne Merrill Pat Milburn Randy Millen Carolyn Millhench Sherry Mills Jim Mitchell Paula Mitchell .lay Mitchell Jan Monsalve Bonny Moody Pat Moran Terry Mornin Barbara Morris Rex Morton Mickey Murray Kate Neeley Richard Neill Jim Nelsen Marilyn Nelson Cyrena Newcomb Judy Newton Sharon Nicolai Don Ochs Alan Olmstead Vicki Oswald Lon Otterby Neil Ortiz Louise Otto Sherry Page Nancy Palmer Burnell Peard Templeton Peck Carolyn Philips Fred Porta Mary Porterfield Jan Prahm Walter Prine Connie Pritchett Roy Quinn Jackie Ramsell John Rhoades Linda Rhodes Mary Richardson Bill Richmond Margery Roberts Anita Robertson Darlene Robinson John Robinson Thorny Robison Dan Rosenbloom Barry Roth John Rubenis Virginia Rudat Barbara Ruppel Ron Sabaroff Dana Satterlee Neil Sawyer Jane Saxe Peggy Schwafel Jim Semenoff Jo Ann Shaffer Frank Shallenberger Valerie Shaw Randy Shearer Neil Siebert Ric Simpson Julie Sims Mary Ann Siordla Barbara Skinner Marvin Snow Blake Sonne Cheryl Sonenstuhl Alan Springer George Springer Suellen Stalder Sally Stallings Kitt Stewart Malincla Stoner Sandra Stoneman David Stroud Dorothy Tanner Kate Teale Sandra Termine Reede Terry Judy Thomas Bill Thompson John Todd Jo Anne Torrey Jim Towle Bill Townsend Ann Trimble lshik Turan Margaret Turner Cathy Tuxford Dave Vai le Jean Vandepoel Janne Van Valkenburgh Gary Viau Jim Vincent Evann Walker Nancy Ward Margo Washington Margaret Watson Marc Weissbluth Sallie Wells Ted West Earl Wheeler Steve Wheeler Les White Sue White Clay Whitehead Judy Whitsett Patsy Wideman Peggy Wilson Sue Ann Wineman Janice Winsor Ann Wood Bill Wood Tom Woodhams Diane Wrathall Loyce Wren Patty Wunderlich David Yanell Barbara Young Judy Zimmennan Carol Zinn X x t 'Y eng-4 'E TQ? afternoon, Crty Which the Toni? Gram' Aryour age! Yum! Yum! rw? 3 ee wwf if Sallie Hendy Lake Tahoe , Duck! J , H Bob X ' , Temper temper, Tern Tilt. Always a flirt Sue Ann Q Qopgl at flonclan f,f nf' X xjuyf., 1, r ff, ZX .NI ff 3 6 A X, Q J f?.liN X Rf 4' A 4, V ' , - . E If 54 1, .hm-'V ff f r 1 X ,4M4M .f X x , ff, , f .f ' , ' 1 X ' X. xx I: 'Tv-.X X L' I3 a I '---5. TMIN-N...,,T5 4 I x X wX4 I A. Looks at th classes al 6? . V . - 'N lgglf K F! im, FIRST ROW: Carolyn Moehlenbrock, Kathy Casey, Judy Streeter, Billy White, Stanley Saito, Emil Muhlbach, Madelirre Coublucq. SECOND ROW, Robert Stevenson, Sondra Shearer, Robert Scally, Patricia Aguilar, Donna Rae Brown, Bernadette Silveria, Charles Lau. THIRD ROW: Don Ritchey, Richard Buonlamperti, John Wallace, Charles Hartwick, Jessie Barnes, Bill Sutherland, Dean Gillespie, Neil Christiansen. FIRST ROW: Bradford Gibson, Brent Pearson, Paul Elmquist, Reinhold Gartner, Joyce Snipes, Nannette Durra, Gwen Chantler, Reinhild Boeninger, Steve Fasani, Gary MacFar1and, Steve Nunes, SECOND ROW: Tom Dicker Robert Boaz, Dick Dengler, Dean Gillespie, Richard Hagan, George Hansen, Pollard Butler, Scott Costello, Robert Duca, Susan Hunt, Patricia Matthews, Jean Belli. THIRD ROW: Steve Moreno, Gail Conwell, Sharon Frisbie, Jim Cheatham, John Twelvetrees, Pahl Goff, Barbara Copper, Lynda Ostrander, Joann Blassingame. ., Gam X :WO x-,fi Wnsnv FIRST ROW: Gary Patton, Peter Bradley, Pam MacGregor, Pam Kiraly, Iedzie Sargent, Duff Redlick, Jim Feldman, Mike Cosgrove, Bob Hartman, Judy Oglesby, Pat Fitzsimmons, Steve Kohl. SECOND ROW: Roger Muller, Larry Teeple, Clifford Kirkhart, Ellen Hopper, Deanna Gravel, Jean McEvoy, Joan Ray, Robin Nicholls, Arlene Besemer, Glenna Collins, Linda Davis,' Barbara Perigo. THIRD ROW: Shelby Donnelly, Sue Vant, Madeline Gross, Sharon Casey, Nancy Rolfe, Leslie Earle, Sandra Cretarola, Carol Houghton, Alice Morris, Linda Marrs, Dana Reed. 9 Q 5luf FIRST ROW: Tim Callahan, Doreen Rollefstad, Rita Wong, Caludia Baron, Irene Allen, Wendy Bagrash, Sue Farrington, Larry Jensen, Bob Rothchild, David Devert. SECOND ROW: Sandy Baxter, Sue Hopkins, Barbara Johannsen, Kath Goff, Barbara Grad, Janice Wagenknecht, Heather Aitken, Camille Foster, Robin Marley, Pat Moore, Bill Kohll, Jim Carter. THIRD ROW: Gary Packer, Jay Thompson, Bob Duca, Bill Kirkland, Jeremy Smith, Louise Buckwalter, Pahl Goff, John Twelvetrees, Dick Cramphorn, FIRST ROW: Steve Terry, Lorraine Amirian, John Sumrall, Nina Sabaroff, Steve Palmer, Barbara Carter, Terry Girard, Cheryl, Plummer, Gretchen Shafer, Margaret Gibbs, Joanne Ramsey, SECOND ROW: Kathy Bohrer, Tim Burkett, Steve Mitchell, David Schellinger,JDani?2l Crisman, Mike Lasarev, Daniel Jacobson, Roberta Bassett, Pam McDowell, Jeannine Guidoux, Ann Estrada, Willard Johnson, THIRD ROW: Ann Frye, Eric Strom, Dennis Barrett, Warren Ober, Scott Wallace, Gary Winkler, Rusty Cressman, Linda Filmer, Tony Lamb, Jean Wilbur, Jerry Keithley. 4 as 1 I FIRST ROW: Chris Burdick, Mike Davis, Nancy Jackson, Charles Brenner, Fulton Saier, Eric Seitz, Don Griese, Carol Jean Thompson, Christie Mann, Ronya Robinson. SECOND ROW: Carol Putter, Linda Eyrns, Bobby Shuchat, Tom Morrin, Paul Hedberg, Jim Grantham, Ken Pate, Jim Perez, Bob Cooley, Kathleen McMichael. 0 FIRST ROW: Lee Sims, Barbara Brown, David Anderegg, Jack Power, Karl Schonborn, Donna Bane, Sarah Maxson, Bill Pease,,John Blake. SECOND ROW: Art Gibson, C arles Moffett, Ronald Pratt, Michael Crady, Dick Trewhitt, Glorimarie McDaniel, John Gemmill, Lon Chandler, Carl West. THIRD ROW: Dick Arnold, Janess Woods, Sara Ruppenthal, Linda Brakesman, Verity Cook, Norma Verhaaren, Charles Leib, Bruce Baum, TOUR Hamm. FIRST ROW: Shelley Barbier, Gary Wideman, Fred Eamhardt, Robert Fulton, Lyle Brush, Larry Ward, Lyn Ritz, Sharon Dunn. SECOND ROW: Pat Milbank, Gary Pigg, Lyn Klay, Gail Fregulia, Helene Ingelson, Derek Joosten, Frank Rice, Sidney Hubbard, Doug Olmstead. THIRD ROW: Linda Duncan, Don Marquardt, Judy Donohue, Emily Teale, Penny Pottier. FOURTH ROW: Dick Post, Mike Heinichen, Sue Ann Lietz, Bob Wood. 1 8-9 8-10 8-11 l FIRST ROW: Sandra Salsbury, Dennis Rosa, Melvin Potts, Charles Zinser, Clifford Juillerat, Brooks Hodapp, Hubert Nakatsu, Ken Souza, Pelle Hallberg. SECOND ROW: Steve Moss, Mike Milbank, Linda Gardner, Karen Barker, Sharon Richardson, Penny Gable, Peggy Boyle, Christa Getz, Judy Htyde, Goff, Marie Schafer, Renee THIRD ROW: Larry Wallace, Michael O'Boyle, Tony Holder, Dave Herlinger, George Snow, David Clif ord, Soren Johanson, Ron Buonlamperti, Von Dale Vaughn, Don Talbott. QQ! FIRST ROW: Leslie Nishimura, Cookie Kershaw, Penny Fyffe, Tyana Newcomb, Roberta Masters, Laurie Osborn, Harold Hurlbert, Gerry Greven, Donald Burge, Harry Kellogg. SECOND ROW: Betty Spencer, Linda Kromer, Caroline King, Stephanie Hodges, Gary Wi liams, Cathy McClintock, Janet Graham, Nancy Catlin, Carol Christensen, Marsha.Broadwell, Barbara Lyon. THIRD ROW: Bill Floyld, Tim Dolan, Roger Mobley, Devon Magnard, Terry Armstrong, Donald Strake, Thomas Arens, Tim Smit , Gordon Howe, Tim Nelson, Peter Rumwell, Ric ard Minor. FIRST ROW: Cara Costello, Isolde l-lolldobler, Sarah Niles, Linda Jansen, Mary Chris Collopy, Ka e Petty, Bonnie Roberts, Corlee Thompson, Scot Smith, John Jewett. SECOND ROW: David Hillhouse, Peter Stein1'rart, Kendrick Kresse, Marita Buka, Wendy Edgar, Nancy Oakes, Holly Engle, Karen Sjolund, David Ryman, George Heyl. THIRD ROW: Tom Arens, Tim Smith, Michael Dyal, Gordon Howe, Robert Hutchinson, George Guynn, Julianne Larson, Julia Cazel, Judy Dragg. 8 1 2 FIRST ROW: Kathy Kremen, Pete Neustadter, Mike Mandrae, Vicki Perko, Linda Spears, Judy Janin, Gail 8-13 7-1 Oxertoom, Joe Hubbard, Peter Yxoone, Dabney Slick. SECOND ROW, Jim Blackman, Bette Watts, Sherri Stone, Steve Rogers, Dale West, John Petty, Walt Ingebritson, Jeff McCracken, Betty Hines, Judy Sheretz. THIRD ROW: Roy Bryant, Bill Terry, Kent Hinckley, Bob Agramonte, Bob Langfelder, Mike Hart., 33-1 nr? offs no Q O FIRST ROW: James Hayes, Pat Flaherty, Bob Caulk, Joy Harting, Cynthia Work, BillWicker, Paul Lerch, Kerry Otterby, Mike Fry, SECOND ROW: Steven Hicks, Bob Herriott, Bill Reeves, Art Hilborn, Barby Givan, Grey Kerber, Jane Langworthy, Gerry Jennings, Diane Cole, Sondra Nielson, THIRD ROW: Barbara Baer, Judy Hessler, Kathy Colvin, Joy Boreham, Pam Besser, Bob Strohecker, Steve Tripp, Craig Cordes, Carlberg Jones, Pete Newell FIRST ROW: Richard Gross, Dennis Pettigrew, Collene Gallion, Bonnie Ritchie, Taylor Hubbard, Jim Florence, Eddie Vanden Bos, Craig Medlen, Wendy Jane Gibson, Jessie Briggs, Joan Wheeler, SECOND ROW: Carolyn Worthy, Barbara Stalder, Judy Miner, Jane Jennings, Lenore Zobe , Rodney Hill, Jerdone Petersen, Scott Stedman, Tom Spalding, Brad Marling, Walter Barger. THIRD ROW: Theo Pappas, Donna Chubb, Edwin Ristad, Eric Sernones, Tom Carr, Phil Sullivan, John Anderson, Igor Malcevski, Wendell Peterson, Dick Stone, Sue Wiesner. .Q A , we if-1 ,. ,yr f 7 ,, ,p an 7 2 FIRST ROW: Margaret Gaither, Judy Newsted, Glen Bennett, Richard Bishop, John Parsons, John Ballard, David ' Banker, Dale LaPointe, Robert Makjavich, Bruce Williams. SECOND ROW: Charles Robertson, Robert Madrigan, Leland Wallick, Ronald Rundell, Patricia Pering, Susan Nunnemaker, Sue Bernet, Tana Hopkin, Judith Cor-vey. Sherry Kopcsak, Barbara Barnes, Claudia Ewing, Burnell Goodwin. THIRD ROW: Jack Baxter, Jack Wetherall, Marta Hinton, Michele Kemlar, Leslie Winch, Elaine Nelson, Joyce Lock, Sarah Pearson, Kurt Bishop, Jimmy Young, Eric Miller, Larry Brown, Victor Afanasiev, Doug Watson. lil Lag? FIRST ROW: Leon Przybyla, Butch Baker, Kathe Strew, Shari White, Carol Kimball, Mike Cline, Bob Coniglio, 7-3 Ann Lee, Beth Prentice, Randy Thompson, Marian Jones. SECOND ROW: Sharon Wann, Andrea Coppock, Josette Kerber, Lonnie Fischer, Lynn Evans, Gary Goodenough, Rod Kunishige, Dave McDougall, Charles Keenan, Gordon Hanson, Spike Harrison, Richard Misenhimer. THIRD ROW: Bill Gaul, Ralph Hardman, Louise Christie, Kathy Buonlamperti, Nancy Rogers, Bettie Jordan, Denise Heurlin, Gail Fox, Ray Mattias, Jerry Hoffman, Ken Edwards, Dennis White, Herb Bull, FIRST ROW: Barry Lewis, David Barnes, Bruce Wendt, Robert Fenner, Ed Rountree, John Munch, Dick Peterson, 7'4 Jack Donahoo, Elizabeth Gagen, Karen Bolliger, Leslie Bolt, Marilee Culliton. SECOND ROW: Alex Capron, Susan Ambrose, Bobbi Schepps, Mary Benepe, Catherine Godfrey, Tania Roberts, Carol Hardy, Susan Johnson, ' 'R d r Mike Davis Frank Tom Damask, Tae Bauroth, Eileen Adams, Marsha Koehler. THIRD ROW: Patti ga e , ' , Tarrantts Frank Bloch, Craig Ritchey, Paul Stivers, Marilyn Marshall, Barbara Wilson, Janis Bowen, Joanne Favour, Kathy Bennion, Meg Grover, Carolyn Ohliger. I. if 'EF' it-10 ,,,4v X I FIRST ROW: Penny Kossoris, Marilyn Sato, Betsy Herbert, Michael Goltzer, Gail Buchanan, Clark Hansen, Dennis Bridges, Elizabeth Stanton, Kathleen Wood, Charles Lombardi, Franklyn Gernand, SECOND ROW: John Steinhart, Eugene Senter, William Tonkin, Robert Cowan, Delores Andereggen, Ellen Spencer, Patricia Aronson, Elizabeth Edson, Barbara Ann Scherer, Murial Grad, Robert Leaver, David Graham. THIRD ROW: Theodore Bergern James Egan, Peter Koedt, Caryn Voorheis, Kristin DiBari, Steven Blinn, Gary Prows, Nancy Wheeler, Edward Venn-Watson, Linda Nebon, Paul Wineman, Carlos Stepp. FIRST ROW: Donald Steed, Willie Geor e, John Mandeen, Roger Porterfield, Carolyn Mitchell, Jacob Yanell, Glenn DeCola, Tom Talbott, Kenny Briggett, Launi Hansen, Cheryl Andrieu. SECOND ROW: Tony Grubman, Jeffery Renker, Donna Robertson, Madeline Teller, Joan Atkinson, Yadi Amador, Cheryl Buckingham, Leslie Bigler, Brian Bauer, Allen Carpenter. THIRD ROW: David Lahman, Michael Owens, Monica C andler, Margi Wilson, Donna Rodgers, Linda Rodgers, Jeanne Ingebritson, Roberta Wheeler, Lorene Elkington, Carolyn Murp ey. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Nunnemaker, Barry Kingman. Walter Robinson, Richard Hancock, Peter Waddell, Karen Cummings, Barbara Riedle, Diane Bachman. ' FIRST ROW: Tyrone Mullan, James Mills, Joe Eding, Jim Preston, Randy Nelson, Spencer Doidge, David Virello, Roger Hallberg,'Charles Hammer, Barbara Kirkland, Ann Roberts. SECOND ROW: Bill Hagbom, Stan Jones, Michael Terry, Dennis Morton, Jerry Kruss, Paul Fry, Lolly Schnitzer, Ellen Reese, Susan Sharp, Judith Bohnsack, Melinda Woodruff, THIRD ROW: Judith Blair, Mic elle Mahoney, Ria Ruegg, Susan Grannis, Kristi Davis, Lynnette Eldredge, Julianne Prehn, Katherine Soske, Carolyn teGroen, John Slferetz, Bob Twelvetrees, f' 4 .ig re- J 1 aa- , 5 I 7-8 4 7-9 7-'IO i s Q ,i FIRST ROW: Walter Hewlett, Richard Schump, Kathy Walker, Ed North, Phyllis Cresap, Ginny Hunt, John Stoner, Calvin Andrus, David Krupp, David Lion, Billy Rowland, Robert Cook. SECOND ROW: Sue Tiiermann, Reece Duca, Bob Stone, Jean Brady, Sheryl Moore, Ruth Anne Gunn, Kathy Smith, Maureen Eliason, Elizabeth Engelcke, Carolyn Krebs, Ross Isaac, Holly Dyer, THIRD ROW: Mark Tendick, Walter Spencer, Cathie Larivee, Dorothy Anne Locke, Jean Herriot, Ann Seccombe, Stephanie Hamlin, Lani Huston, Shelley Poll, john Boogaert, Tom Eastham, David Clark, David Allen, Dan Williams. cs -IM-. FIRST ROW: James Blackaby, Terry Hart, Stephen Wells, Peter Windeler, Roger Injayan, Jane Kennedy, Susan Sirgo, Catherine Moran, Jane Emerick, Terry Mahurin, Peter Aronson, Marjorie Corbett, SECOND ROW: Iames Blackman, Jane Taylor, Priscilla Emerson, Adrian Kennedy, Carolyne Paul, Marvis Baer, Catherine Wilson, David Bragg, Ronald Hill. Charlene Davis, Elizabeth Watson, THIRD ROW: Erica Feinberg, Lonnie Escherich, Michael Bac und,Peter, Chesler, Miriam Willits, Eric Grohe, Jeffrey McLaughlin, Bruce Campbell, Barbara Saxe, Pamela Ledgerwood, Stephen Callahan, Donald Hawley. I FIRST ROW: Roy Kanazawa, Douglas Holser, Stephen Adams, Warren Light, Carolyn Thornton, Linn deVeuve, Elizabeth Costello, Tom Kisner, Bonnie Gene Baker, SECOND ROW: Diane Kinaman, Susan Gardner, Dick Bouton, Tom Stich, Carol Lee Williams, Kathleen Pierce, Pamela Harmon, Bonnie MacKenzie, Patricia Jensen, Elizabeth Ward, Victoria Bennett, Michael Butler, Edward Horack. THIRD ROW: Donna Schreck, Nellie Neuensch- wander, Joan Sherwood, Steven Henriques, Dennis Casey, Larry Boyle, Christopher Korch, Cynthia Cotter, Richard Bazner, Ion Cretarolo. S fr V? --f -- -- V V flzljifit Solving for X Talking it over Amsrs an work 52? O A s s 1 C. E Look's like fun ,,,,,-- 1 ,-- , JJ g, Dramatists at work Who was George Washington? Won t he ever stop talkxng X,-fa Www 44 40 :Jwc L KJ fy?-N N. vw,--f-,-.S ,ffr .,-vf ,f at fjonclan VVQI I A ff 1' ,af J- ! -' y' N NS 1 ,- 1 -...wr N- MR. CAVENDER Y- Z P' , . ts 1 , W i . x gms- -.ai - iff F 55 12:5 . , 5 , . . if i Qfffiiei' . ,K ,. .1 v,,.. ,Q-Q -. V f, s-egg.. I Lai , .. , . . V NS N? Tigjixffa L ,. .V Q A . 1, at Vs ,ter A 5 - -L X ,Jr ,. 9 , f, , W j' tt 5 , 3 V A I: u F it . X 'fi V V , Y PM .sl . ,ljlriv L y . 1 X' - s . t L TMHP' .71 3f,ewM Q A . . , , J, V . ,M ,A xr b , 1-sql' X. X . M2 1 Q, ,Q W , 'QNLNSL MR. DUNHAM I JORDAN FOOTBALL ' Varsity Congratulations appear to be in order for the Jordan Varsity who did an ex- cellent iob during the past football season. Although they managed to roll up only a four won three lost record, they did make each game an interesting one for their student rooters. The Dolphins opened the season against Sequoia and managed to defeat the Cherokees in a rather hard fought contest i2-0. This was followed by a rather lopsided victory over the Jets from Sunnyvale 39-O. In this game the team ap- peared to really fine their scoring punch. When they extended their- victory st- ring with a 20-I3 win over Serra, it appeared as though Jordan were heading for another undefeated season. However in our only night contest played at Bellamline any dreams of an undefeated season ended abruptly on a last minute punt retum as the Bells tri- umphed 7-0. This was followed bya rather discouraging 8-7 defeat at the hands of the Menlo Atherton,Bears. .This game was played in a driving rainstorm and the play was as sloppy as the weather. However in the Big Game against -Wilbur, at Paly High's Hod Ray Field, the Dolphins played well enough to win most games but were up against an in- spired Warrior team and fell l3-0. The final game of the season was played against Carlmont and the Dolphins ended their season on a victory note by putting together one of their best games to roll up a one sided 28-O score. Score-wise, this was an excellent season. The Varsity rolled up lO6 points while allowing their opponents only 4l . None of their opponents was allowed more than two touchdowns. FIRST ROW: Mr. Cavender, Mitchell, Hair, McCowan, Shearer, Elkington, Allen, Brown, R. Bennett, Kwong, SECOND ROW: Manager Ochs, Carson, Collart, Hott, Vaile, Weissbluth, Garbett, Daugherty, Linsley, Mahurin. THIRD ROW: Manager Carlton, Semenoff, Barnard, Robison, Winters, Dyer, Simpson, Lehman, Richmond. FOURTH ROW: Manager Sonne, Ingelson, Becker, Bennion, Peard, Scally, Maslov, Imbornone, Bishop. NOT SHOWN: Wheeler. .Qt .lm - 5 A YEAR IN REVIEW Lightweight The JuniorVarsity had a rough season this year winning onlyone of the four games played. Althoughhandicapped by inexperience and injuries they played a brand of ball that drew compliments from all who watched them. They opened their season against the Palo Alto Bruzers, a Pop Wamer Lea- gue team, and were defeated in a hard fought contest I2-6. This defeat was followed quickly bv another at the hands of the Cherokees of Sequoia also by a i2-6 score. However the lighter Dolphins finally got untracked against the Menlo Boys' School and swept to a l9-7 victory. This game was highlighted by the excellent line play of the lightweight forward wall. Any possibility of a .500 season van- ished however in a crushing 34-I6 defeat at the hands of the Sunnyvale Jets in their last game of the season. The annual football banquet was attended by both varsities, the players' fathers, and a number of faculty members. Steve Duwe and Darrell Hamerton, former Dolphins, now on the Poly Vikings, spoke along with Dr. Stevens and Mr. Stone. Trophies were awarded to Rusty Bennett, most valuable player, Benny Kwong, captain of the year, and Jay Mitchell, coaches' award. Mr. DiBari awarded the most improved player award to Steve Wheeler. MR . DiBARI 'Vik BOX SCORE Varsity J.V. Jordan o Sequoia I2 6 P.A. Bruzers I2 0 Sunnyvale 39 6 Sequoia I2 I3 Serra 20 Ig Menlo Boys 7 3 E Bellarmine 0 I Sunnyvale 34 S M-A 7 I3 Wilbur 0 MR. 1-1osK1Ns 0 Carlmont 28 FIRST ROW: Jensen, Hansen, Olmstead, Rhoades, Coleman, Gairaud, Thompson, Neill. SECOND ROW: B. Bennett, Bitans, Hall, Evans, McCracken, Vincent, Hoffacker, Johnson. THIRD ROW: Mr. DiBari, Escherich, Lane, Mornin, Prine. FOURTH ROW: Porta, Snow, Donovan, Kiraly, Aldinger. NOT SHOWN: Aronson, Blair, Custer, Doane, Espedal, Goddard, Hawkins, Lawler, Lentos, Rubenis, Siebert, Townsend, West, Wood. 1 Weissbluth Bennion Vaile Bishop , am, gr' B X , ?'?? iigg ,,,, Y, ,. In I My Robison Aue , W ,Q Wh Q Bennion I ' B in Ha .1 'f ,, Q . 'Q ff L, . 1 s L Winters , Bennett , M ah ur m Simpson ,S fp' M , an , ' ' XWMH. gwia greg ,Q ..,, , ve-if V-. it , XA ' Q jg 1 'QS , , N ' g. fa 2 -, 1 . Barnard as OV Bisho Garber: P H air Sc ally ia x Q -Q 91 4- K Q 5 4. K' W f- 1 T Q QP x gif , .1 wr aff 3' Semenoff YQ:9a nf' Q, I X, r Daughertgf Peard W., if H ill - 'f Si 5 I U S rms! ,,.. , , . , M ,jw jlzf Lf, 5 r W aw K ? Ei 1 , 1 wr Q AM? wr H Ja H W W mb -Jw? Q 32 rf 1 f mx. . , - fryqwg' ,1 -XM A' 1' ' we ' f Q y Q -. A 1 3 f-Jn. la- 2 A 5' 1 y 1' ,..f ,A 0-1 4 at 3, vt ' sq. 'Q' F 1 r 1 Q if ' 1' vs- ' , 1.1 'F Q5!:r,pQ- Q ,mffgi f ir- 'jvfiml' -.., , 4 ' 'fig 'Thu .1 wfffll, Aq,- V fr we Ag 0,4 ' 4' ' Wgqysra' mv xr M Wg . ' ,fu 4.r..1. N .NW P W W A 5. fm1'-753 ' ls Suit -.5 L T muh h l '4 X7 , I K P r 'R ,rff ,,.,,, r ' ' Mitchell 5 ' 'UAV ..?MMh,, . fx M' 'V Shearer 1 AL Rirhrno 'Xm,. ' x r ! Robison . Dyer nd .gg l Inaels-rn wheum A 1 . 5 f ' X 3 rn Linsley x 1 Kwon? , MJ . 5 5 - , , .- 11,33 f k': 'idx Y, r If Jig ..A ,Qi I rf? ,. Q ' Carson .5 j V' L Q i - Mrcfowan A , Q r if .4 Daugherty vane ' f L M Y . K Brown A , 2 ' XT A Hong: Y Becker Conan Imbornone BASKETBALL Varsity Jordan 22 Sunnyvale 44 30 Bellarmine 2 Carnival 3 32 Sequoia 36 Carlmont 43 46 Fremont 32 Sunnyvale 35 42 Fremont 40 Carlmont 44 28 M. A. SI Wilbur I9 27 Wilbur 39 Sequoia 33 41 Bellarmine FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Vaile, Simpson, Carbett, Elkington Bennion. SECOND ROW: Hunt, Dyer, McCowan, Scally, Coach Harris The brand of basketball played by the Jordan cage squads this year was excellent. Both the varsity and the lightweights compiled commendable won and lost records while the caliber of play made them extremely interesting to watch in action. The Varsity under the direction of Mr. Harris had one of its better seasons, winning 8 and tying l of the l3 games played. Scoring honors for this year's Dolphin squad were shared by Voile, Hunt and Simpson. The Lightweights while not as successful in the won and lost column did compile a respectable record. Working under the tutelage of Mr.. Dunham they managed to win 5 of the ll games played. High scorers forthe lighter Dolphins were Richard Neill and Terry Cooley. FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Cooley, Neill, Olmstead, Lose, Lewis, King. SECOND ROW: Siebert, Collart, Richmond, Lehman, I-loffacker, B. Lindall, Dunn. Lightweights 27 Carlmont 32 30 I6 Sunnyvale 21 20 37 Carlmont I6 22 23 Wilbur 32 34 35 Sequoia 28 21 23 St. Francis I5 .g,...l.....l.... Qt '17 A N 'Qr f MR, HARRIS E ,xl wr MR. DUNHAM Lightweights Sequoia 39 8th Grade 28 Fremont I8 Wilbur 25 Bellarmine 30 3 , ,z A lg - F? t 1,5 DYER I. n lun Q fy. H . x W! N-A NN in .., ram 0 I If ! 1 X is N X rf x ? 1' st is - '13 13591 42 .XX . My af., VAILE 'E L. w ,fl K i SCALLY ,rw 4, gf' ' . ' a N ' Q , S is 5 OLMSTE AD cooLEY NEILL COLLART 3 + fu .,,, . 5 55? X 51 W W s1MPsoN I .11 K k .71 4534+ 5 rymwei ' X ,5 Q Q V , X1 Q V LEWIS V W JORDAN BASEBALL 15'-fs, ', ' YN r 'Md r r Diamond Highlights l nm With the season barely underway as this page went to the printers, the road ahead for the l957 Jordan baseball nine appeared to be rather rocky. Because of inclement . weather, the members of the squad had little time for pre- season practice before their opener against Bellarmine. This contest they lost by a MR- CHR'5T'NE lopsided l6 to 6 count. However they did recover ft theirbatting and fielding eyes against the Sunnyvale Jets and managed to squeeze out an 8 to 7 victory. But they fell back into theirlosing habitsin their next two outings and lost to Wilbur, l7 to 8, and to Sequoia, l3 to 2. With nearlytwo-thirdsof the season left to play, it is to be hoped that the pitching of Simpson, Hoffacker, and McCowan will finally find the range and give the boys of Coach Christine's squad the winning season they are striving for. ...ff THIRD ROW: Mgr. Allen, Hoffacker, Elkington, Simpson, McCowan, Semenoff, Ochs, Mr. Christine. SECOND ROW: Siebert, Collart, Otterby, Momin, Garbett, Vaile. FIRST ROW: Prahm, Briggs, Lose, Terry, E. Wheeler. y H ifi .df DOLPHIN TRACK sEAsoN IN Review As the i957 track season .- began, this year's Jordan track squad showed excellent -' - - promise of continuing the out- T V standing record compiled by previous Dolphin thinclads. T ,izzl A- - - 2J'fa'?if f I' 1' 221' A ii. ,A gl, ,, wg 4 ' -L 2 l . 2, ig Qs Burnell Peard in the sprints, 1 A the cindennen opened their if season with a sparkling 90 to 22 victory over the Menlo Atherton Bears. Their short lived victory string was snapped, however, when they lost a rather disheartening dual meet to the powerful Bearcats of San Mateo,66 2f3 to 44 lf3. However the meet was highlighted by the sparkling individual efforts of Bennion, Pete Mahurin, and Rusty Bennett. Although the season was still young as this page went to press, it seemed certain that the performance of Bennion, Peard, Mahurin, and Bennett will insure a successful year for Coach Dunham's tracksters. Other potential winners for the spiked shoe squad include Jim Cheatham, in the 75 and i505 Steve Moreno and Steve Wheeler in the 6605 Gary Hair in the 3305 and Barry Evans in the l320. Led by Grant Bennion and e isi 4 MR. DUNHAM THIRD ROW: Maslov, Bolsta, Mahurin, Cooley, Dyer, Hair, Rosenbloom, SECOND ROW: Bishop, Cheatham, Linsley, Bennion Donavan, Langfelder, Winkler, Rubenis, FIRST ROW: Peard, R, Bennett, Evans, Moreno, Richmond, NOT SHOWN: Wheeler AA n .11 ..... 4... ' ' f g p 6 help of Miss Dockstader and Mrs. Trewhitt, the girls of Jordan CALLING ALL GIRLS The girls' sports program this year has been most successful. Under the guidance of Miss Loudon and Mrs. Lagiss, with the g 5 became participants in one of the most extensive girls' sports S as '9' programs ever conducted at Jordan. Much credit should also be L n rrrii given to Lennie Heinlein and Birdie Carlson who served as Sport's S . Commissioners during the year. MISS LOUDON MRS. LAGISS ' - .- . ,. it ' ,,.. .. Q ...1 ' for . iii - 3 ,Jig iy, gi g if k,,: H 15: J A , fy . s 1.. ... ' ii' 'I ' r in C is izr ' ..ilif i S S l ,,1':, A ,., rets if 1 ..:, I 1 K I Q , ,.. g . i , .. -. 2 , : 5 Q I C 2- -',f. we-as-Q fr f MRS. TREWHITT CAROLYN HEINLEIN BIRDIE CARLSON MISS DOCKSTADER Eighth grade girls are enthusiastically Q Pj practicing their Here is another group of eighth graders, playing soccer, tennis. Standing around, and on the trampoline are the members of the ninth grade tramp team, This seventh grader is getting ready to hit another homer. Ninth graders are playing the ever popular hockey. Good rebound work for the eighth grade. Volleyball was played at the Jordan -Wilbur play-day. How graceful this ninth grade Modern Dance class looks posing for a picture. Badminton is being played by these eighth graders. Ready. Aim. Firel my T , f. it L, -,gig X 5 4-W, , , -. lei M , x ix . -U- ,-an is 'W 1 if 'ae MJQW ,EM AQ4 AY 1 0 9 W I NV: Y 5 'v' 'Q pm 'ffl N NY 5.1 ei Q 5 22. w ' 2 65 'S v t , wb. W A atfl f onclan Y w fl xx I X I i, X' I 1' -XX ff, ' 5 1 I ' ZLQJAL ' if N .Lf ! 2 ,uf 1. X5 vw J M 5:5 xx 'x X'- l f' X fmx N x,ff,, 2.2, ff A4 X c , :Y W Hs. -. ff' , 'mx MISS WELCH Our Marching Band The Pep Band Af' F ,-Q' Qf x 4 -. .A The Jordan Orchestra 'f ' k I' ' I '.', , -'f'f- 1:- ' 'f5a'E2f2 lU5 55152' v E M iifii fhi ' ' ,,.,,.,h ,- - 35 . V ,.,f, ifmingg r I a.:: -f m: E .,.. 121, J ltmwwww 'Jim e ea e Q fi 'Mm' . 5 . .5 gg T , Q Q' -we Qi e , e A ,. e Q .. f- me v, ' Q. ' , fx'-.U ,, ,' 'iff' . Q v Q . 4 . xi nf V , 2 'L' S ' 4, ' F'-' W 1 K' 32 J. 1 V 2 fl ez? M , . is ff. 1 .xl U e I, 1 kilf,f! V' isif 5 S 3 e Q?e.ee:e e if +1 Y 3:54524 Q: 5? 7 f fx i wif W The Jordan Choir T 6 ,Q S4 WV X ' ' U f g me +4 QU? ' ytsl i :ff The Glee Club hAfYv x? The Triple Trios s ig Mus- HA P' Q aft- if . HW z 3 -Q PAT MAXWELL Editor This year the staff of the Jordan Yearbook, Life at Jordan, has attempted to prepare a book somewhat different from previous year's efforts. In addition to following the Format of Life Magazine, this year's staff personnel has been selected from the Yearbook Club rather than from a regular Yearbook class. We sincerely hope our efforts have been somewhat successful . 2? Ht 'londan , 3' W ei :RE JANE SAXE Business Manager PETE ESCHERICH MR. SPRING JULIE SIMS Photographer Advisor Advertising Manager The Yearbook Staff :lplp ' iii l This year, as in the past, the students of Jordan have been privileged to receive every other week the news of Jordan published in the Dolphin Diary. Thanks to the efforts of its two editors, Sandy Stoneman and Pat Moran,and their I, we N.. 33...- 4 'Y ..- sr .Q i s .l. staff, this year's Diary has continued in the fine ' M N4 1 tradition established by its predecessors.A special PAT MORAN Editor thanks should be extended to Mrs. Gunn for her untiring efforts this year. Her absense next year I will be greatly felt by both students and faculty. -.1 A . r fm? ff -... R . Q 'ttti i - , f K jf sr MALCOLM HAWK NANCY MARSHALL Manager Ed1tor MRS- GUNN Manager Editor Advisor The Diary Staff '1 in-.11 inssrimnmzv vy , 77 YYYY -fer wT V Hunter Safety ,nay 9' MR, CENTER Advisor .f.- A fm, JOHN BARNES DAVID BALDWIN High Scofef State Champion The Rifle Club F, -fi ...U ,. ' f f MQ.-,' wfla, , ' ' ' , ,Lg :fy -1 fe N, -w 2 --: . 9th Grade Pep Club Football Cheerleaders Basketball Cheerleaders I 'A as 8th Grade Pep Club r Ffwzzfwf uns: ! I P 0: 957 we i if i' 1,111-ff 'A - 'SL ' 1 Aa---- V . A, A,V,. A .... 1 V i ,E -L1 1 M. lnluulinif.. .E SF'-Q gf? ,, f ur-if '-ww 1 f 5. 4 ' 1 1 k UWM, jjy ' 5 K A f v ww wail vzsgjnu I ,Vi gigiitggig A i A,,Uf.,. A 2 , if 1' ,T if ,am 5 igw, W, f K , 'L . 3 5 T J, I 1 T A '4 ,g,.,..,-g,,.-,,.....,..., 4......,....,.... i .4 A FJ, 595 Gm' ff The Junior Red Cross The Jordan Traffic Squad The Hospitality Club C3 MH nl I -, K . 'SQ The Audio-Visual Club Aga X, I Us The Library Staff Office Practice K uni. .N A Q X r. Al The Chess Club members seem unaware of the Yearbook photographers as they engage in serious match play, .24 Relaxation appears to be the order of the day as the Bowling Club takes a breather, . I Chess -5 n ' Bowling r' I MR, QECHER MR. COOLEY as-f-lg E y , 5 y Lf Art Ga rd e n MR. OWEN MRS. GREEN Members of the Art Club discuss plans for the next art show, The appearance of Jordan has been greatly improved because of the loving care shown by the Garden Club. if 3 M f to . 1 Z7 sis' tk - I ' 5 -1221 512 i , --I Q. -ur' The members of the 7th 85 8th grade Y-Teens are relaxing between program activities. Y-Teens ..,.......gj- The relaxed atmosphere at this Debate Club meeting is typical of most practice sessions. at 1 , W . if' W-Tl? ghl De are MISS HAGGARD MR. ZECHER Spanish za 'Cx r.A.s. Club Q4 rs, 7 A AX 1 7 9. , My V ,s., Q ati. , ' ' Q I i HF 'A 51752.22 2 Ng' MRS. KELSON MISS ABLARD The Spanish Club meetings are highlighted by social as The Teen -Age Book Club members are pictured during an well as learning activities. informal discussion period. The girls of the Modeling Club are shown preparing for f, sf, u- 1 J' Ll 54 51 . 'fd- 2 The members of the Radio Club are busy trying to qualify the Spring Fashion Show. as hams, fy K l eeerr ,W M d I' e R cr o e Ing CI IO EA? D if its Drill Team Photo MRS. TREWHITT MR. BURNS The Drill Team's maneuvers highlighted the between- Members of the Photo Club have spent manyhours leaming halves program at the Jordan-Wilbur game . the techniques of successful photography, it 3 is A ,. ix 1 Q Q lr, X at 1 2, 2' ff J 2 1 1 'I onclan ..,- '-U rf L., - S U1.a,,q' 'X My X R-f-At , ',.ff x: Lmkj - 'QW 4,-4? . , ,Vx '. X 1 ,' 'X'- 1-M' JTQCV1 ' 'I wart, :E ag ,M n I J :JV ,.,f+- f X-43 ,f f x r x lf f' W .,,- I f ,rfb fx , 2 58? -1 - NLT -N , 'X 5. fjli , ,F Q.,,,,,f E , wg, Hiya Ns? 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PLOP WHAT IS PRETTY, AREN'T THE JOKE' U LORETTAQ f 1 I IIWKXSK-Wifi ' -I EYE M, , , .ZA 'A . Q -if :SEL - 1 -+- Q 1 ., . I--1 4. . fail'-. use ff ann ii!-ill erm: llfl. Inu 1' Ill Fifi' INTENSIFIED CONCENTRATION HEY DAV EY I V...--....,......v,.....,..VV.-.....,..-...w.,-,1,.,....-v.wv., ,,.V miww www.- V,--..,-n, ........v , ,, K fi, mg'-i f RQ 1 '4' Shhhl People at work if g QLQL S beam by doing xx Beginning QWERTYUIOP WX Z1 ' . I F m f :ei 's5 ,-NIE ' :Eafu . . nf' :. .: if? , -'15 Q5 ': :1,'1 K if-A . ff. L- ' -' -- - . , ' af , iffafi i 'ff V -U V W gw f in v K, if . awawaef .. M A F . , z E sy, . I A Qi .V A A ,t ... .ii .f ,va M----'A A PL ,,f .. ' J' .: ' 7 A -' ' 5 , all-v-22 fl, g Q . Q 9 ' ., , ,M -e -of A Higm-1' 'fcffgz, t ff ff' N, -- 1 '11-A , V A .V , K ' '14 .. 2- - WMM- K L - , 5 Q, V ., 'H .. 4 If . ' - ,K K , .5 - ' su vs Mi 4 V Y 4 I ,X ' in i f 7' M . 'ff if w ' A L ' wi. W 'A W my Q ,tail K mswggfaffz-f -+155 l ,W V n li h X Q .. f What's he doing here? hex i 5. , Q arms-f QW? A, frxirfm.. Mrs, Trewhitt watches 'em Eeekl 1 I It's alive Hasta Man ana Iguana f ?.m.., A , , A .1 -.Quay - -' an WAYAEW f X? I l I 1 I I 9' 1 X , 5 V af '- KA X 5 .. ff, ig, , 'M 2 M ,.:5 f Q i + s' ga ' 3 5 ' 1 ' 14 ,. fu f 2' : ' : I ny, A, ,..E, Mr MX ,gl - ,aim mwyw , ,.-.. 1 ' 2 ,f ,' y 4 'H K ,ZW I K, R' X - f, 3 .:, . ' . - '-f' -A ,W In i K K .wi 5' k'p.,'x-'.:1', HW Lg, k 1:Eif 1 5 'K . ,5 - I ,J 5 K A is 22 M Es L Vg Ni Boy! What balance! Phil McCowan and Eddy Hoffacker have come to the best place for baseball bats and practically any kind of sporting goods. P PALO ALTO SPORT SHOP SPORTING GOODS - BICYCLES - TOYS 526-30-34 WAVERLEY STREET - PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA 'wlvem-WZ. 95fZ3.'2'.1?' K ., l A ,, N ,.Q,:' h Q V V -'N WM I 3-., 5 ' 'ir ' A . ., 3' lM ' ' N ij 4 T , V ll ? Ht - T , g 'i' A .L I , E4 . ' yi I 4 I I , ' -v eng. 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HOQE OF Q . u p fc ' :SX e ftp?-A X ' : L ' 5 , L- 5 Dr? gr r -Q r T T rrer ' T ' .. 4' zz W'is V Q 3 w 9 ' 1 M Lynnie Heinlein and Birdie Carlson check out the cute party dresses at Richardsons. we QCQQFJJOHJ GIRLS' AND TEENS' APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 'CZ 37 TOWN 6 COUNTRY VILLAGE EL CAMINO AND EMBARCADERO mvewponr Mans PALO Amo, cArIronNnA DAVENPORT 2'687I L. G. THURMAN A. J. SCHAFFER PALO ALTO DRUG CO. I ' 400 UNIVERSITY AVE. DAvenport 3-1304 550 VIAVEIILEY STREET PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA Suzie Lahti 6XP18il'1SIO.IU1iB Latin and Babs M0l'1'iS that P.A. Drug Eyerly's has all the tools that Ric Brady and Barry Roth need for has everything in cosmetics. their attempts at building contraptions. 5- .ff 'X I' I. , if Sim J , ,Q ,. 1 d t I ., , ,1, I , ffx ..s- 'W fi' 'Eff Q 4 ff MI. . I. Looks like Sue Black wants a Pendleton to mat Mi i ch Larry Elkington's. Geel Hage's have the biggest selection of records anywhere. Marilyn Duwe would not mind matching one to BillyRichmond's. Na M h 11 d h ncy ars a an C ris Dyer are picking out their favorite album while Judy Kashada and Pete Mahurin study the 45's, RECORDS SHEET MUSIC RADIO gggvygg T. C. CHRISTY Co. 7, SL MEN'S AND BUYS' CLDTHING . 5 AND FURNISHINGS STANFORD MUSIC SHOP Magnavox Radios Q Phonographs - Tqlqvigicn 17D UNIVERSITY AVE. PALO Aura. r:Ar.rFr3RNrA , A Ib6 University Avenue DAVENPUFT 3'5321 Palo Afro, Caiiiornia Phone Dmenpmi 5,2323 JOHN BARNES' if my ' A JL CROW PHARMACY I I ll 547 Bryant Street U 1? Palo Alto, California Prescription Specialists 183 University DA 2-6748 Vicki Oswald appreciates the cute service as John Barnes serves Crow Pharmacy has the perfect fragrance Ann Mayfield needs to her a coke. catch her man. Sharie Baker approves her choice. a Q 4.0 ir- ,- Evann Walker, Francie and Glennie Eisele look at material which could perk up their bedrooms. , r www 4 D S404 452 Universiiy Ave. Palo AH'o, California 7Ae0mmw!aJZa4qwZ of QeeJffMefZe.?5mpwaa1d6MJezmwd WWMWZWMMWMSMGWM Unrk am fm ,Q . I 'if X: If X. , I ii Whew! What a gun. Phil McCowan and Mike Garbett admire Barbara Mays and Marylu George receive first hand information the hunting equipment at Mid-Town Sport Shop. on nail care. Pfompf free delfkfery MID-TDWN EPORT SHOP cv-cursnc WHITE f .pr I CDMPLETE sponvums Emuu:-MEN'r 3 ' BICYCLE REPAIRS - LAWNMCJWER SHARPENING -fl, -Q,-U h KEYS MADE - cusrnm WRAPPED Runs L W - z'14o MIDDLEFIELD Ro. PALE: Ann. cAm.lF. R E M G N T P II A R M A C Y Middlefield and Colorado ' DA 5-2703 Day or Night Service . DA. 3-7327 Wweonmz 7 W and Szmm 340 CALIFORNIA AVENUE 2723 Mlddlefueld Road PALO ALTO' CALIFORNIA In Your Neughborhoodn Eleanor Hewlett and Terri Galan find the radio thats just their Gene shows Lani Doering how to look her best for her graduation style. It sure would look neat on their bedside table. picture as Judy Kashata and Sue White look on. 6 Q V? ii 'rf -r my 'l .ei 'Wh-f' - 3. 'hu Roxy Rapp gives Dotty Higbee a salestalk on the latest in footwear as Judy Demarest and Margo Washington admire the shoes. SHOES 367 Universify Ave. Palo Alfa, Calif. DA 4-I5I3 .af W A sr w llltllll-I In PAID ALTO 477 UNIVERSITY AVENUE Palo Taking time out for rootbeers, K, C. Kruss, Walt Prine, and Ian Getting fashion ideas for their wardrobes, Liz Alexander, Loyce Prahn talk things over with Walt Glover as Ronniewinters voices Wren, and Jeanne Godsall examine the newest selection of fabrics. his opinion. 8AR'B'0-EEEF JW ' K ' A ,3 ' 1' V , - . 'V - 7 .W r ,X ..,,,l .xg ,mifkwfiii ' 1.......,,' sf M ,. if Io Torrey J1m Colart, and Judy Johnson talk over therr Dream Choosmg the1r new Boy Frrends at theCa11forn1a Ave Pharmacy sundaes wrth Rusty Bennett and Bob Christrenson at Un1vers1ty are Carol Maggart Pat Eddy and Dana Satterlee 0 X PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS 209 UNIVERSITY AVENUE FRAN'S SMOKE SHOP and SHOE SHINE PARLOR DA 2-0l02 497 LyHon Avenue D1ckMates looks on as Marc Weisshluth gets an expert shoe shlne Pat Mrlburn Pat Maxwell and Judy Thomas examme the hargarn from Fran hlmself table at Harrymans as they prck out some cute SklfIS MIDTIIIIII IIIIMII IIISULATED NIT!! I SUI-I'llII' sfmncr cn - CY 3-9244 A salesman at the Weathermaster Insulation Service demonstrates his product for interested Jan Monsalve and Loretta Blank. W llI6'IIl07c0ll C0 APPLICATORS OF QUALITY INSULATION FOI HON! AND INDUSTRY INSUL-FLUF 498 W. San Carlos San Jose, Calif. Phone CY 3-9244 5, ' ., it T , ,A fi I 7 Y aa booking at equipment for the summer sports are Jim Kawakami Malcolm Hawk is learning from expert photographer, Pete and John Rhodes. Anyone for badminton? Escherich the whys and wherefores of a camera. Smith's 'ii In Dwi SPD!! S UP THE CAMERA SHOP loo TI-IE CIRCLE P. O, BOX 5I9 o Movie and Still Cameras PENS, STATIONERY4 PICTURE FRAMING- PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA o DA 3-465I ll Phono DAvonpor1 2-I7I5 54I Bryan! Sf. Ni' I I is Ml .,f:.:,':rs.5.f,. I I 425 UNIVCRSITV AVEIUL PALO AITO ' CALIFORNIA TOWN 8: COUNTRY VILLAGE ' PALO ALTO DAvenporY 4-4837 Inside and out these suit coats look mighty fine to Thorny Robinson Pat Moran and Sharon Nicolai are trying to decide which flavor and Hendy Allen. of lipstick goes best with their rosy fry cheeks. -I . Peck are shown some of the unique achieve Phyllis Lyon and Sue Ann Wineman were caught helping Mary I Fred Porta and Tempy Barkley finishing up her Christmas shopping, They knew just ments of E. V. Lane, where to gol I E.V. LANE CORPORATION I ENGINEERS - CONTRACTORS TOWN Md COUNTRY CLOTHES 91 Stanford Shopping Center - Palo Alto 2675 Park Blvd. Phone Palo Alto, Calif. DAyenpQff A CosmopoIitan's SeIection of DAvenp0n 2.8712 Foods to Excite the Palme DAVID ELKINGTON WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING 499 LyIIon Avenue Palo Alto, CaIiIorma INc3s2AM's QUALITY FOODS AND DELICATESSEN I95O UNIVERSITY AVENUE MELVIN A. SCHMIERER PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA Debbie Craig and Connie Pritchett are seeing who can give a better sales-talk. 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