David Starr Jordan Middle School - Cougar Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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N4 . l T in l 'H ' g A 1 1, :Y 3' ist . V v 4 yi. ' " T : ' .Lg ' "" , M 3 .., , 3 , - V i ,. ' 'cl 1 1 s fj I E Drama's Patriotic Assembly, "America ls", was held February W, 20, and Zi, one day for each grade level. E Barbara Kinney and Julie Eggen, members ot SAC, worked on decoratons tor tne nunny t-lop Dance. SACS maior responsibility at Jordan has always been the sponsoring of the various school dances. Basketball Club, sponsored by COO'Cl'l Terry Scott, met Thursdays after school. Members often take field trips to Laker games. Dancing in the cafeteria was extended from one to two days a week this year when students showed increasing interest in the activity. During the last seconds of the three-minute overtime, a basket by the Blue brought them an 8-6 vicory March ll in The Blue-White Scooter Basketball Game. Blue was headed by Captain Vicki Strong and White by Denise Chavez. Karen Frederiksen, assistant, and Aldine DelMedico, editor, were chosen by Publications as second semester Lair staff. K The Candy Sale Kick-Off Assembly March i0 featured skits by Cabinet members and an exhibition of karate techniques by experts from the YMCA. Girls took part in tumbling and worked out on the ba ance beam and un- even parailel bars Tuesday and Fridays in the Gymnastics Club sponsored by Mrs. Linda Gump. Several practice track meets were held to prepare Jordan boys for the upcoming Knights' Track Meet in April. l l. M 6 l L? g . f' u W g V N. We Wi . .V A l . A li if V X ,,,..-------"T A """ V 1 ,fb W, D H T Wiiwii ' J l ' " , A' A fig. 2 - - 'ffl ' ' ? 1 ' 1 Qiifi' l" , C 1 T f 6 ,ij if- 1 we l ,Fxullfil if- lt 5 f , 'tw,.1u.z g ' ,. lr 94115 i' 111 ' i ! if . 1 VKQ .M .lp gj., .1,,3f- Q v l' 4. I s- X V A

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m if :fi ll . f." 11 5 . yi.. His,-," .- 'if s M 1 1 t t I if- -if c ffavttiit . 5 was l i l if ' " fy, Y A i A fwfr . glift .- ' Milf! I Q T 5- 55 t ' - g g l SY M H i' 13 , ,. V . A 5 A ' " V -V ,,,,,, 1 ' . i' Y . i' X ei Ft" - ' ' A Jr dx .. A A, .-...,, 4. ri .W s-r 'I . -3 K. A, , Q 2 .433 I t' ff' , x Lars? TA ' f ' , f-wrt! ' fl ff Kia.: , j rs Q The first Inter-Scholastic Girls' Basketball Playday was held at Jordan March I8. Q The annual Candy Sale to raise money for the school treasury began March lO with Cabinet passing out cases of chocolate almond bars. March 2l the winners were declared: Andy Torok, first, Suzie Scovel, second, Eddie Diaz, third, and Larry Cole, fourth. Steve Eisinger, a member of Stamp and Coin Club, ex ibited hlis stamp collection at one of the club's after-school meetings. Miss Becky Tuck was the sponsor. H Mrs, L nn Mingori often led discussions during JSS meetings. Who's Who finalists gathered in the iournalism room March 20 to be photographed for the yearbook. lThe Bunny Hop March i4 featured the group Slow Hard Roll. - Jordan won 2-l against Muir in an unofficial game in late March. . Kevin Alvis worked out daily in the gym to mainftain his muscular physique. 'Competition was stiff in the Knights' Track Meet April I but John Prince flower rightl found no problem defeating all opponents despite the fa'ct that he ron in street clothes. Queens were Rosa lbarra, eighth, Marilyn Unsworth, seventh, and Andrea Pope, ninth. r' Q . ff H . . ,s 4' , .il N Egg X