Jordan Junior High School - Jordanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Mrs. Grushka, Mrs. Reiswig, L. Person, Miss Andreen, Mrs. Trowbridge, Mrs. Sharden. Courtesy, Congeniality, Helpfulness The Jordan Junior High oflice staIfIr and the nurse give untiring assistance to every student for every need from 8 a.m. until 4:15 p.m. A big thank you. This Is It! $sz w :Si Miss Hayek, Mrs. Sommer, Mr. McDonald Problems, Problems Lots of problems are real until we have a conference with one of the coun- selors. Only as the years roll by will we realize the help we received. Our deep- est gratitude. Mrs. Thoma, Mrs. Blair, Mr. Corrigan, Miss Hendrickson. Books, Fines, Fun Over and above fines for over-due books, it has been our good fortune to have a library in our own school. Without this source of information many llA,sl, may have been llB,s,,, or ?,1 even Cs . An auditorium kicked OH the Iordanian drive. Then came the llchorel, of taking subscriptions and collecting money. The popularity poll meant tabulating hundreds of names. Looking into the future took time. Picture days found almost everyone in his best and smiling for the camera. In a final rush, the book was proofread and sent off to the printer. June 5 saw a keyed-up staff pouring over the Eu- ished book. Munching cake and ice cream and amid shouts and laughter at the staff party, the books were finally counted out for delivery, June 6. Now the book is yours. We hope you like it. YE SCRIBES THE STAFF OF 1958 Seated: J. Tollefson, M. Driste, N. Johnson, 5. Stanchfleld, recording secretary; K. Szymanski, J. Sturman, editor; G. McMurry, business manu- ger; J. Jansen, C. Smith, corresponding secretary; A. Hricko; Fronf Row.- J. Helgeson, G. Olson, M. Clemons, J. Pennig, D. Angel, E. Noska, M. Corlen, B. Banks; Back Row: V. Wolter, typist; B. Niederloh, D. Finch, J. Kokesh, M. Johnson, C. Erickson, L. Shogren, treasurer; V. Shelton, L. Powelsky, P. Hall, 5. Prokasky, M. Berg, P. Tatro, G. Nylander. Miss Hartfeil is adviser.

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Moans and Groans Prove Activities Are No t1311ch Matmen and Mermaids Interdepartment cooperation at Jordan has been exemplified by the union of some classes in the two gym departments. Boys and girls learn the first step in rules and techniques of game play. On balmy fall days and bright spring days the field was the play- ground. When the weather grew colder, the boys began team work indoors. Volleyball, basketball, and regular exercises took the spot- light, and champs were the result of competitive rivalry. Health and swimming two days a week was rounded out by a full program of badminton, deck tennis, apparatus work, and ball games where everyone had loads of fun. Messrs. Paasch and Rodeghier, advisers. Moans and groans proved that activities in the girlst department were no hcinch but had their rewards. Sincere preparation preceded routine exercises, kickball, deck tennis, badminton, volleyball, basketball, swimming, and Red Cross certification. These exercises were helpful in coordination and body building. Outside school athletics resulted in championship honors. Basketball play-day at the University of Minnesota, the swimming meet at Bryant Junior High, and dances rounded out the year,s program. Mrs. Katsung and Miss Robin, advisers. Plenty to Do Team Work Has Its Rewards

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