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MELVIN A. OLSEN SEATED: Miss Danielson, Counselor, Mrs. Sommer, Visiting T eacher, Mrs. Grushka, Nurse. STANDING: Mr. Mac- Dlonald, Counselor, Mr. Nichols, Coun- se or. Principal EDWARD R. CARLSON Assistant Principal
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. Minneapolis, Minnesota Jordan Junior High School
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t g as NINTH GRADE ADVISORS ROW 1: Miss Dommer, Miss Mitlyng, Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Jones, Miss Hegman. ROW 2: Mr. Decker, Mr. Martens, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Alm, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Futcher, Mr. Wallin, Mr. Goodrich. The Ninth Grade Advisors were usually our favorite teachers. If we had problems we could talk to them about it. They were usually at school long before we were, correcting papers and clearing up home room matters. NINTH GRADE COUNCIL Under the guidance of Mr. Anderson, the Ninth Grade Council planned the activities of the Ninth Grade students. It was composed of the class officers and representatives from each Ninth Grade home room. The Council took part in the following activities: paper collection, dances, Costume Day, ribbons, and the Class Memorial. ROW 1: Patricia Youngdahl, Sharon Zimmerman, Mary Jo Angel, Nancy Arf, Thomas Zoet, Patricia Draves, Kathy Tripp. ROW 2: Sandy Perkins, Nancy Chmielewski, Susan Anderson, Kathy Hautla, Lloyd Matson, Rene Hamlin, Jean Gagne, Bradley Thorsen. ROW 3: Larry Murphy, Lee Field, Herbert Bursaw, Mark Schupmann, Marcus Groenke, Kim Christopher, Barbara Robinson. President: Thomas Zoet, Vice President: Nancy Arf, Secretary: Patricia Draves, Treasurer: Mary Jo Angel.
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