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

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First Acquaintances SEATED: R. Pherson, Grade 7: S. Hockel. Grade 7: M. Danielson, Grade 8: P. Asmussen. Grade 8: J. Nyquist. Grade 8: L. Denning. Grade 8. STANDING: V. Levin. Grade 8: E. Moeglein, Grade 8: M. McDermott, Grade 7; M. Gremillion. Grade 8: F. Ballentine. Grade 7: C. Richards. Grade 7: B. Anderson, Grade 7. At Ease Brushes and Batons S. Katzung. P. Robin. SEATED: D. Gleason. Art: M. King, Art: F. Dommer. Art. STANDING: H. Martens. Choirs; R. Jarnstrom. Orchestra: W. Alm. Band. a0 our zeachero guided uo TbeFacts Are on the Floor INSET: O. Voss. D. Rosecrans, H. Topping. L. Tuenge. C. Leit- schvh, E. Ree. A. Wisniak. D. Budnick, F. Jasper.

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Facts and Formulas SEATED: A. Strandquist. Science: I. Hegman. Algebra: G. Traynor. Science: C. Norman. Mathematics; G. Doherty. Mathematics; D. Goodrich, Science. STANDING: P. Brandmill. Science: I. Mitlyng. Algebra; J. Futcher. Science: K. Rusted. Mathematics; K. Robbins. Mathematics. Homemakers and H omebuilders Vensbun SEATED: W. Holtz. Metals; J. Clinger. Wood Working; L. Neven. Home Economics; M. De- G. Paasch. J. Rodeghier. voy, Home Economics: L. Nelson, Home Economics. STANDING: C. Nichols. Electricity: F. Anderson, Mechanical Drawing: V. W. Carlson. Printing. godident , we took root The Proof Is in . the Pudding M. Norberg. L. Taylor. M. Monn, G. Noel. E. Arneson, E. Hedin. O. Bloomquist. INSET: M. Willow.

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SEATED: J. Stano. C. Amundsen. S. Mead. P. RCederberg. B. Palmer. T. Laine. S. Smith. C. Swanson. J. Gordhamer. D. Anderson. J. Ebert. STANDING-ROWI: Beck, P. Carlson. B. Beck. K. Stinson. B. Smith. D. Schuman. N. Smith K. Beach. B. Evers. J. Crivits. D. Hutchins. B RPlaszcz. W. Mertz. C. OJtman. S. Schmidt. S. Sumpter. J. Stanton. ROW 2: R. Peterson. K. Sorensen, T. Burns. G. Andrusko, C. Roehl. W. Sivertson. J. Berry. D. Bloomstrand. J. Dat- talo. V. Nagle, C. Eggert. Absentees: B. Hutchinson, D. Sholl, J. Tobako. J. Anderson. M. Smith. Plans and Policies Under the direction of Mr. Nichols the Student Council sponsors auditorium programs, paper sales, noon activities, and checks on the care of the school grounds. The Jordan Council aims to improve school spirit through participation in the many activities. The mem- bership includes a representative from each home room. Ofiicers: T. Laine, president; B. Palmer, vice presi- dent; P. Cederberg, secretary; S. Smith, recorder. ROW l: J. Gutowski, J. Hohl. R. Philstrom. D. Hanson. J. Johnson. ROW 2: J. Hohl. N. Griffin, G. Fetterley. P. Johnson. eouncil and elub H2 504 Mr. F utcher quiets the future Einsteins before club meetings can begin at 3 dclock when hobbies and projects are then further expanded. The annual J or- dan Science Fair had twenty-four blue ribbon winners, four of whom, last April, won red ribbons at the Re- gional Twin City Fair at St. Catherinets. Shows . . . No Popcorn? Room 17 is the movie room, a suitable place to show movies. The Visual crew under the direction of Mr. Goodrich takes care of the setting up and the operating of the 16 mm. machines. If teachers wish, the machines are set up in their individual class rooms. ROW l: B. Wright. J. Hohl. B. Zubeck. J. Scherfenberg. J. Bone. J. Van Keuren. B. Peterson. B. Burmeister. L. Isenberg. R W 2: B. McKinley. D. Kolstad. J. Brandvold. M. Greisinger. C. Fagerhaugh. J. Ross, T. Hendry. K. Crow, C. Roehl. D. Anderson.