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

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Preside nt 70 0m M 6W: As you complete your junior high school work, permit me to share a few thoughts. These have been interesting and challenging years together, and we wish for each of you a good share of happiness in the years ahead. Every privilege in this world carries with it responsibility. The many op- portunities imply many obligations. Never have there been more oppor- tunities and greater challenges than in this present earth-to-space age. Get yourselves prepared for the many won- derful and exciting years ahead. Set goals and then extend yourselves to reach the top. Just as Max Reinhardt said, Always act the part - and you can become whatever you wish to become. Congratulations to you as a class. We know y0u will carry your stand- ards high. May each of you give of your best to serve your community and country. We wish for you a good measure of success. MERVIN C. DILLNER Principal Vice Preside CARL KROENING, Assistant Principal Cabinet Counselors, Nurse, Visiting Teacher STANDING: Lloyd Olson, John McDonald, coun- selors. SEATED: Mmes. Elizabeth Hnatko, coun- selor, Eva Gruschka, nurse, Agnes Sommer, visit- ing teacher.

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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.

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Sacraf Service: mg ,g .1 Social Studies Home Economics STANDING: Oscar Blegen, Warren Gerecke, STANDING: Mrs. Margaret Devoy. SEATED: Forbes Ballentine. SEATED: Darhl Nelson, Har- Mmes. Maurene Kleven, Beverly Uhlenberg. riett Flint, Ralph Pherson. Indusfrial Russell Scott, electricity; James Clinger, wood; V. William Carlson, graphic arts; Walter Holtz, metals; Floyd Anderson, drafting. ; Health and Physical Education Mrs. Suama Katzung, George Paasch, Harold Rodeghier, Phyllis Robin. Foreign Language Harriet Flint - French, Ralph Burke - Spanish.