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

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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

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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