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

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The Jordanian I966 Stauc EDITORIAL, MAKE-UP: Linda Edberg, Don Helgeson, Mary Jatko, Scott Kiesling, Janet Kotila, Debbi Lohonen, Stephen Timmerman. BUSINESS: The 17 ninth grade home room re- pre sentative s ADVISER, EDITORIAL, MAKE-UP: Maia Pank Art: Frances E. Dommer Business: Darhl G. Nelson Graphic Arts: V. William Carlson, Floyd Anderson Typist: Mrs. Lilly M. Gustafson PRINCIPAL: Mervin C. Dillner Jordan Junior H igh Schocd Hinnczapolis,ninn6260td

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gLAss wILL we, the Jordan graduating class of nineteen hundred and sixty-six, being of sound body and questionable mind, bequeath our most outstanding and treasured traits to our successors. To Mark Migliaccio go the carefree curls of Jim meger. wayne Iseri gives his battered drumsticks to Brad Benzick. Beth Deibert bequeaths her famous brush 'n comb to mr. Ballentine. Mike Conlow Offers his fabulous wardrobe to Doug Lenhart. Val Watson relinquishes her ability to keep teachers occupied for a whole hour, to Carol Zoet. Linda Paakkonen Wishes Dawn Deibert to have her artistic abilities. Whndy Bush unwillingly will offer her flirting ability to Diane Barrett. Tb Danny Babin goes Tbm Smith's ability to sleep through any class. Colleen McGinnis's bottle of peroxide Will be presented to Sue Birdsall in a formal ceremony. Jan Davis will naturally inherit Sandy Andersonrs hyena-like laugh, when she has departed sadly from Jordan Junior High. The swingin' figure of Sheila Vick will be left for Kathy Van Vleet. Guy Laurent passes his good looks to Chet Bogucki. This year's Jordanian staff will leave behind their bottles of aspirin, tranquilizers, and Ross's Pure.White Rubber Cement for the staff of next year. The piano-playing skill of Dick Gabatino will be left for Sue Stein. Kurt Palmer's special skill with girls Will be given to Darryl Kollodge. Connie Danielson will leave her gay per- sonality to Kathy Krantz. Finally, the beautifully sweet smile of Linda MbLaughlin Will be left at Jordan for mr. Futcher. We hope that the above-mentioned.will carry on in the true tradition of their predecessors.

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O Dad i cation With great pleasure we dedicate this, our 1966 Jordanian, to one of the fine st and most admired teachers at Jordan Junior High School---Miss Lucile Culbert. Students of past and present years know her to be a person worthy of respect and esteem. She has devoted most of her life to our school. Miss Culbert obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of Minnesota. Her major field of study has been in English. Miss Culbert commenced teaching at Jordan in 1926. Through the years, she has devoted her time and energy to helping students become better students and citizens in our school and community. For several years she was adviser to the Mizar, the school newspaper, and the Jordanian. While she directed the Mizar at Jordan, the paper was awarded All American honors from the National Scholastic Press Associa- tion in 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946 and 1947. It achieved the Junior Pacemaker Award, the highest award given to junior high school papers in 1943 and 1944. This year we are indeed proud to honor a former advisor to the Jordan Mizar and the Jordanian.