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

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famxmzr Seen as FACULTY MEMBERS IN CHARGE OF NINTH GRADE ACTIVITIES Dress-Up Class Election Paper Sale Dance Honor Roll Ribbons Excelsior Day Audio Visual Finishing Exercises Counseling Mrs. Alice V. Hanson Oscar I. Blegen John C. Bostad Warren W. Gerecke Gerald A. Doherty Lewis Kocur John S. Futcher James F. Clinger Mrs. Rose V. Jones Lloyd E. Olson

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76p Honors Thirtf-seven ninth grade students have completed three years of junior high school with grades of B or better. Each year they have received an Honors Certificate. Of the 37 students, 33 have been at Jordan three years and four are transfer stu- dents. Honors Recognition pins will be awarded to these students at the ninth grade Finishing Exercises, June 10. Row 1: David Lasho, Gail Niederloh, Carol Leverentz, Deborah Claflin, Cathryn Anderson, Sheryl Henry, Margo Arf. Row 2: Tom SveuIn, Richard Carter, Susan Paananen, Mary Kronstedt, Terry Ann Johnson, Linda Jeppesen, Joy Sumpter, Gail Blomquest. Row 3: Teresa Wilkins, Sandra. Cramer, Diane F ern, JoAnne Mattson, Joann Bell, Fern Kirschbaum, Barbara Pastian, Laurel Hennings, Kathy Wyland, Kathy Pangburn. Row 5: Randy Lehn, Dave Markson, John Gregerson, James Jatko, Mark A. Swanson, Brent Leines, Douglas Nachtsheim. Not in pic.- ture: Colin Randolph. '65J0rdanian Siaff The advisers say they are the best: They1ve composed, illus- trated, proof read, trimmed pictures and ccpy, pasted -up pages, assembled and bound printed pages, and worked over- time. Linda Lewis, David Lasho, Mary Kronstedt. Back: Diane Chmielewski, James Jatko, Jeanette Wudtke, David Markson.

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Gail Blomquest Doug Nachtsheim Gail Blomquest and Douglas Nachtscheim are the two ninth grade Jordan students to receive this yearls Special Northside Minneapolis Kiwanis Club's Award. Students from five north Minneapolis junior high schools were presented HCertiu ficates of Good Citizenship and Good Citizen pins. They were also honored at the Clubts luncheon meeting at the Edgewater Inn. The students were selected by the faculties of their schools on the basis of citizenship and participation in school and other activities. 0455 Be ctfom VICTORS: left to right: Jim Brink, secretary; Steve Kozicky, president; Ron Nelson, vice president; Dave Lasho, treasurer. 3. a . .E z: i h Buttons worn by ninth grade students during the campaigning for class officers told the candidates who their constituents were. The primaries left the se eight battling each other - for president, Joy Sumpter, Steve Kozicky; for vice president, Sue Smith, Ron Nelson; foresecretary, Sheryl Henry, Jim Brink; for treasurer, Linda Jeppesen, Dave Lasho. Oscar Blegen, social studies teacher, was in charge of elections.