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

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SEATED: P Gowell 20. K. Morgan 208, C. Caniield 2I4 J. Storm 3. D. Scanlon 22. 8. Nelson Il2 G Montgomery l59. A. Hougaard l59 N. Noot 2ll. P. Lechnyr 203 STANDING-ROWI: J. Pence 229 J. Mattson I48. L. Gilmore 23I. S. Anderson 225 C. Chell I50. R. Leba I57. R. Se- lenka 233. M. Westland 212. M. Gates. 109, L. Johnson I518. K. Taylor 227. M. Anderson 232. D. Hanson 226. T. Pipp l3l ROW 2: J. Briggs 20. T. Peterson 207. L. Knowlton I4. G. Benzick l27. R. Hanson l56. J. Larson l9. R. Fagerhaugh 24. G. Peters 204. V. Hilgert 230. M. Workman 205. J. Stevenson ISI. Not pictured: J. Crone 2l0. G. Engelhart I42. T. Frank 206. L. Johnson I49, L. LeCuyer 209. D. Lien 228, D. Schaitberger IIO. K. Stine 223. Films and More Films A unique room . . . 24 . . . under the supervision of Mr. Goodrich . . disc jockey L. Isenberg, Stu- dent Councilman D. Wanglie, Ninth Grade represen- tative W. Pederson head the projectionists . . . dis- perse T.V. sets . . . move record players . . . show hlms . . . run the noon and paper sale movies . these eighth and ninth graders 1311 in all six periods With service. Lighfs Up! Curfains Open! Little gratitude . . . much service . . . smiles and gripes are one . . . forgotten men work on . . . must maintain a C average . . . Mr. Nichols, adviser . . . five boys are bosses in their own right . . . thanks from all of us. SEATED: R. Miller K. Brandvold STANDING: R. Fagerhaugh L. Theiringer W. Pederson L. lsenberg. J. Hohl. N. Lund. D. Wanglie. T. Dahlen. J. Hohl. P Kunnick B. Smith. J. Bone. Not pictured: R. Apmann. Adviser: Mr. Goodrich. Service with a Smile Serving with human interest . . . the Vital ingredi- ent, enthusiasm . .devoted representatives and alter nates serve at home and abroad . . . biggest project was hlling a chest for Japanese Children . . . raised $290.90 in membership drives . . . supplied nut cup and various favors for hospital trays . . P. Gowell, A. Hougaard, K. Morgan, T. Pipp, and R. Selenka rep- resent Jordan at the Chapter House once a month. OHicers: B. Nelson, president tfall semesteo; N. Noot, president tspring semesteO; D. Scanlon, Vice president; G. Montgomery, secretary; J. Storm, treasu urer. Adviser: Mrs. Richards. R. Philstrom. J. Kozel, B. Hutchinson. R. Karrow. P. Dean.

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ROW J. Evens. L. Knowlton, B. Hillstrom, P. Lee. M. Taylor. E. Broussean. ROW 2: H. Nendza. S. Nielsen. L. Everson. R. Kubinski. K. Phifer. J. Comstack. L. Novak. Row 3: P. Heath. T. Peterson. D. Brace. W. Lange, S. Caufman, W. Smith. D. Gravley. ROW 4: R. Benny. L. Pockrandt. T. Eickholt. J. Drum. T. Petersen. S. Knowlen. T. Kue n. SEATED: A. GreH 2l0. J. Dattab l9. V. Fish 225. J. Gustafson lSO. C. Lundstrom 203. C. Swanson 2l2. S. Eggert 22. S. Swenson l59. E. Lilja I3I. P. Eckman I48. STANDING-Row I: J. Crivltis 226, L. Zawislak I27, K. Pendergast 2H. C. Udell 23I. D. Theisen I09. L. Caliguire 228 halter- matey D. Kotila 20. S. Mighaccio 233. P. Thureson 229. J. Gagne 232. J. Anderson 208. J. Fish 3. J. Cottam l5l. N. Smith I57, J. Groth 209. Row 2: D. Boris I249. J. Overby 230, S. Hall I4. N. Ranelle H2. D. Wanglie 24. J. Person 205. J. Mliner 2l4. T. Fraser 206. D. Wallin 204. T. Eick- holt 207. J. DiHon 227. Not pictured: D. Cede-rberg 228. F. Fisher 223. L. Hopper 156. P. Lawrent IIO. J. Lindman I42. T. Zoet l58. Our Student Governors Jordarfs governing student body . . . organized in 1953 . . . includes representatives from each home room . . . advances and promotes school activities . . . plans parties . . . runs noon movies and dances . selects and pays for auditorium programs . raises money through paper sales . . . $1800.00 this year . . . painted movie room suitable for cinema- scope use . . . bought and installed cinemascope and screen in auditorium. OHicers: C. Lundstrom, president; J. Gustafson, Vice president; C. Swanson, secretary; S. Eggert, treasurer. Adviser: Mr. Nichols. l: C. Sivertson. 5. Perry. J. Derscheid, C. Caufman, Chee-e- eze Picture taking in five easy steps . . . two fall groups, two spring groups under the leadership of Mr. Traynor . . . study cameras and films . . . take pic- tures . . . develop film . . . make prints from nega- tives . . . enlarge negatives. Scienfisfs in fhe Making Eligibility means an A or B average in science . . . thirty-eight candidates applied . . . top fifteen se- lected by unanimous vote of the science teachers . . . students prepare, take, and evaluate field trips . . . University Hospital, the Petro Chemical Plant, the King Midas Mills and Laboratory, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing, and the University Agriculture School were Visited . . . students under the supervi- sion of Mr. Traynor work on individual experiments at school . . . results and ideas are shared by all. ROW l: P. Johnson. J. Johnson. 5. Anderson. J. Anderson. J. Levitz. M. Jar- vis. S. Carlson. ROW 2: A. Johnson, P. Wagner. P. Johnson. R. Larson. G. Solsvig, N. Holm.

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Ten Toppers S. Snyder, 2025 pounds of paper; G. Bie- Paper? Yes, loads! , . sinda, 2125 pounds; R. Carlson, 2025 pounds; I m Coming S. Smith, 2520 pounds; L. Larson, 2500 Cheryl Allen pounds; R. Simpson, 2900 pounds; W. Smith, 3400 pounds; B. Smith, 3500 pounds; J. Mor- gan, 5000 pounds; S. Nielson, 6000 pounds. Mighty Titans P.C. . . . signs appeared in every conceivable place . . what . . . who . . . the secret . . . Privileged Characters - 10 toppers in the Ninth Grade paper sale, March 31 ' - - result 32,045 pounds - - ' rewards We had new areas of study at ninth gradelevel . . . man . . . Runners up Group II of ten gathered 13,- h . l . d k l b . u 600 and Group III of thirteen, 15,380 pounds . . . the mat ematlca lear 5 too age ra ' ' ' selence egg second largest paper sale in Jordanhs history. headsh advanced to specialized courses . . . civics, English and physical education were musts . . . vari- ous shop courses, Spanish, art, general science, and for the note-conscious, band and choir were choices. Junior Honor Members Twenty-three eighth graders were inducted into the ranks of the Jordan Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society . . . qualifications-scholarship, serv- ice, character, leadership . . . an honor they lose if marks fall below the required average any time during ninth grade. SEATED: R. Winkle. L. Wasser. M. Jiran, F. Frush. T. Sopoci, J. An- derson. STANDING-ROW I: D. Derbis, P. Johnson. 5. Norman, L. Barg. K. Taylor, C. Eggert, C. Si- korski. M. Smith. K. Pendergast. ROW 2: N. Noot, K. Bachman. N. Turner. M. Jorgenson, J. Raise- witz. J. Sturman. M. Gustafson, J. Person.