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

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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

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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