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

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When this book has been read, autographed, and enjoyed it will be placed upon a shelf and forgotten ex- cept for occasions of reminiscing mom ents. However, the events which took place in your lives during this year cannot be laid aside so easily. They have become part of you and will help to form the personality and cha acter of the men or women you will be someday. Most of you have used your time and talents Well. The school owes much to the sincere and helpful leadership of our ninth grader class. Best Wishes for your future. I I' It is well for us to recognize that we are now living our lives, and that if we intend to make anything good or beautiful of them, the place to accomplish-this is right here at jordan where We now find ourselves, and the time, the present fleeting hours. lt is not so much what We get out of school as what We put into it that determines what the returns of our education shall be. Perhaps at tim es through the 1962-63 school year we have felt that life was a grind. How- ever, unexpectedly at times we can glimpse at our goals and find that We are on our path to reaching them . l congratulate the class of '63 for their present accomplishments and Wish them Well in their future aspirations. I I

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fi . ,- .5 1 4 c if ,P 5 . V Y A I I , K in 561.5 DMR. AND Miss 4 4..4,,.L,Rif,,QQ! . lvflf if L' 4' L ig. N A 'E wifi Q4 'v L ,Q KAI 'vfff fl - Citi' if 'L tfiff 1' P' f 'M I 1 ' f A-Agccf ILQIAYL-11. -.1 - ,Q LESLIE H I LL MISS DOLPHIN SUE THOMPSON Court 'lg Wrestling 'I Swimming Team 'K Bowling Club 'l' Blockj 'F Dolphin Club 'I' Chess Club ' Math Club 'li Yearbook Staff 'l' Dolphin Diary Staff 'lf Assembly Guard 'li Christmas Dance 'lf Basketball Managers JENNY TI-IEIRMAN This year, in keeping with the recent tradition of Jordan, six students were selected from the ninth grade who have ,best represented Jordan's school spirit and ideals. During their three years at Jo rdan they have participated actively in many school affairs, maintained a high scholastic average, and displayed outstanding citizenship. From these six, two have been chosen to represent jordan Jr. High School's Class of '63, and have been given the titles MR and MISS DOLPHIN . p MARK WEINBERGER - House of Representativesii Senate I Privilege Card Committee ' Intra- mural Sports ' Powder-puff Football ' Hos- pitality Club 'li Modeling Club 'li Pep Club ' Block J G ' Yearbook 'I Dolphin Club ' Car- nival 'I Christmas Dance 'l' Talent Show 'l' PETER LEE LARRY KUNKEL 3 MR . DOLPHIN

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MR. COOLEY Head Counselor MR. RUTH MRS. KRAUSKOPF MR. NELSON 9th Grade Counsel. Sth Grade Counsel. 7th Grade Counsel. JORDAN STAFF I 963 MR. DE SIMONE Admin. Intern xx 8 'LY 229 'lv H x , . . ,... . ---x ff vw S' l xllv ax an - J A ,Q . ,sg ...gi f4f,.,.f.:, MRS. BOORTZ MR. MR. BUSSI Public Speaking BRUMBAUGI-I Social Studies English English, Social Studies MRS. MR. MR. COX COUGHANOUR COSTA RELLA Algebra, Math Social Studies Industrial Arts. 5 MISS ABLA RD Social Studies MR. CENTER Typing MRS. CULVER Dev. Reading Math MR. ALFORD .Social Studies x A ig? Q y , e rs , A .sf it ff-. f .5132 im. Til-:fill f' ig FA MR. CHRISTINE P. E. MISS CUNNINGHAM P. E. I gi ss 'K 3 1 ss 1 'i:r.:s:. W e SP 1 W S. MISS BECKER Social Studies English, ,P. E. 5 i fi ' EJ. ? Y . .gi-was , if is X x, X W ,.. . as 'rf dr- 5 ,- MR. COOPER Social Studies English, P.E. MR. CURRAN Social Studies Latin