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

Text from Pages 1 - 38 of the 1968 volume:

MERVIN DILLNER Principal 60m mam KARL W.KROENING Assistant Principal AW Comm W17 Ea $15tiom lent; COUNSELORS: Mrs.Elizabeth Hnatko, John McDonald, Lloyd 01 son Stage 230m 6W OFFICER: Donald Engle 6 25mm VISI TING TEACHER: NURSE: Mrs- Blosberg Mrs.Agnes Sommer gnatwmsmfa Mr.LaTorre Mrs.Cooper Mr.lacobson Mr.Doherty Spanish Aide Spanish Mathematics Mathematics Foods Mr.Luebeck General Science; Mathematics Mr.Bost5d Mr.Nelson Mrs Haaland Civicsw , ,. ,. English MiS:Jones V Mrs.De Clercq Typing English Mrs Hartleyil Miss Andefson Clothing English ' Mr.Bonnet Mrs.Hockel Ggography Science Mfs.AspIih Eninsh-Geography Mr.Kabanuk Mr.Clinger Special Educatian Industriar Art Mr.Sledtz Mr.0l$oh Special Education Historv $5 , ..X ,. Mrs.Delin Mr.Christopherson English Geography Mrs.Gambill a Mr.Dahlen Geography-History Civics Mrs.Kadue Mrs.Katzung Mr.BaIlentine Hr. RodegH er Mr.Scott .Clothing Physical Education History Physical Educatiun Industrial Art Mr.Alm Miss Ringsmuth Miss Bummer Mrs.Wfste Physical Education Foods Art English-Music Miss Petfiil Mathematics Mrs.0fsthun Mrs.DanieIs Miss Robin Mr.Futcher Miss Flint - Mathematics . Eng j$h, $ , L . . Physical Education General Science Civics-French anmeith Mr.Kocur Miss Struble Mr.lohansen Mr.Anderson Mathematics Mathematics Art Industrial Art Industrial Art Mr.Rampp Mr.Reavis Mrs.McDermott Mr.King Mr.Gerecke English Choirs Special Education English Civics Sou'pt 6W 3W fiom M W $W Iris Grivna; Felicia McCcan Carole Bedard STANDING: IVII-S.Trowb1 ic1geJ Mrs.FlagleJ Mrs.Comc1n SBATED: Miss MillerJ IVIrs.Gustc1fsonJ Mrs.Milleon AW am STANDING IVIISJI'heisJ Mrs.NelsonJ Amy FrisellJ Patricia Nesenson Stage 6W . SEATED FWT ROW: Mrs.PeCkelSJ CGIl Le1tschuh, Mrs.BilstomkiJ Dorothy WarnJ Mrs.Willow-monagerJ Bernev Hoem, IBldg. Engineerl BACK ROW: Theodore AspinwallJ Joe TheisJ Don Wateman, Walter Emtson Mildred Mann 7m 74M NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Cnarl es BversonJ president Pat Tilseth, secretary STANDING: Mari Jo OliverJ vice pres. Bruce Scott, treas. g WWWW 6931;1IE5 771m 710m AW HOME ROOM 3-5-11 MR. REAVIS, MR.ALM, MR.CLINGER BACK ROW: Linda Zachow, Mike CarrollJ Bill Rat; Steve Craan Reed Engstrcm Greg NeubertJ Ron CarlsonJ Gary Archombaurt, Elizabeth Isacson THIRD ROW: Roger BalckJ Debbie AbrambsonJ Debbie HorrerJ Bruce ScottJ Murry NelsonJ Lory WilliamsJ Dave Linds'crondJ David Nelson SECOND ROW: Kay TuengeJ Mary Ann ErkoJ Guy MillirenJ Darrel AyersJ Curt LogeaisJ Doug ChellJ Kathy CarlsonJ Sheryl Pearson FRONT ROW: Althea EversonJ Mary Ankneyj Peggy Baronkiewich Marianne RydeenJ Lynn DahlmistJ Cheryl AcmestadJ Tom Nodsle HOME ROOM 205 E6 MRS.WISTE BACK ROW: Pat DehnJ Douglas KoehnkeJ Leroy Henkel, Keith MadonnaJ Charles WilsonJ Ike DavisJ Kevin QliglyJ Vicky Johnson SECOND ROW: Gail 'I'hompsonJ Paul Pasticm, Candice LawrenceJ Linda SheibeJ Karen ScheunemcmnJ Randy SwansonJ Nancy Jonns FRONT ROW: Loretta MagnumJ Linda KolkindJ Connie TiemenJ Jayne TraetzJ Kathy HebzynskiJ Peter Brown Mrs.Wiste M I S S I NG: Lynn GardnerJ Mi chele Swanson HOME ROOM 6 MRS. DeCLERCQ BACK ROW: Darlene BergerJ Carol WhitneyJ Russel GoedderzJ Melvin SpiessJ Chuck SchmidtJ Lee GreinerJ Ken PoppJ Elizabeth Moran THIRD ROW:Mc1rilyn HansonJ Bonnie HalvorsonJ John TueyJ Debbie DeizelJ Kevin ScmdwickJ Paul ScmdwickJ Nancy Carlson SECOND ROW: Cheryl SchreclerJ Mary BronsonJ Debbie ShnoppoffJ Lucmne MeyerJ Arlene AndersonJ Pat Grogen FRONT ROW: Steve CrcmdallJ Geri SundJ Loren EricksonJ Mike RobinsonJ Miss Tombers MI SSING: Barbara WatsonJ Bruce Spoh HOME ROOM 20 MR.BOSTAD BACK ROW: Rick JohnsonJ Jim PollackJ Mike RozekJ Ken SkogenJ Dave MitchellJ Donny ComptonJ Bob Bean SECOND ROW: Linda FormoJ Pat SlavikJ Gwen GrussendorfJ Jackie ZierhutJ Cathy BensonJ Dean Farnum FRONT ROW: David TclpioJ Karen KarjaJ Pete LeverentzJ Gary Prible Mike RiceJ Mr.Bostc1d MI SSING: Theresa BergJ Theresa WoodJ Bonnie Scherfenbe-rgJ Greg StmndmarkJ Wally CoxJ Frank LeserJ Jim AxelscmJ Kathy Upsal HOME ROOM 24 MR.KOVACH BACK ROW: Leonard Parker, Glen NelsonJ Steve PacheacoJ Guy JackmanJ Curt BodellJ Richard KozickiJ Jim DohlJ John Brandtjen SECOND ROW: Deborah DonleyJ Debra MontgomeryJ John RobinsonJ Micheal BuchiteJ Tim BenhardusJ Jean KruegerJ Janet Payne FRONT ROW: Kathy ForbesJ Dennis LindmcmJ Bonnie Youngkin, Jackie Sc1zenskiJ Lois BergJ Allen BernickJ Sandy MartinJ MI.KOVOCh MISSIN'G: Pandie KarjaJ Judy Sazenski, Craig Gillespie; Connie GrierJ Pat Sullivan HOME ROOM 109 MRS.DELIN BACK ROW: Alan FitzgeraldJ Pom LindquistJ David HathawayJ Mike UmonJ Rick PerdueJ Anne BarthelJ Eugene LemanczykJ Steve Herlofsky SECOND ROW: Darrell YoungJ Barb WadsworthJ Beverly BraceJ Larry AndersonJ Derry StongleJ Robertta JonesJ Janice LoinesJ Janine Bernier FRONT ROW: Georgette Parme'cteJ Linda HagenJ Terry Keller, Dan StoneJ Debbie JohnsonJ Mrs.Delin HOME ROOM 151 MISS PETTIT BACK ROW: Jerri WarrenJ Micheal DeBoltJ John UdellJ Bill VashroJ Robert HolminJ Thomas LQDellJ Russell McLaugh in, David Krean Steve Sather SECOND ROW: Debra McClayJ Rosemary Cooklock, Debra Anderson; Mary RasmussenJ Cindy BaerwaldJ Steve MickelsonJ Patricia TilsethJ Marilyn Anderson FRONT ROW: Denise AugustineJ Jill JohnsonJ John AndersonJ Debra Hanson, Donna HopkinsJ Catherine FordJ Patricia Peabody; Jean AmundsenJ MISSING:Jerry Johnson; Jean TaylorJ Jeff Barlow HOME ROOM 210 MR.GERECKE BACK ROW: George ViitaJ Luanne SnellJ Randy LaBrieJ Wayne ViromJ Charles EversonJ Bob RomineJ Dianne TrippJ Nancy cullen SECOND ROW: Lee Ann Maty Kiewich Debra BergJ Dennis DuErrJ Bill MorrisJ Paul Vaugth Wesley CarlsonJ Debbie HardingJ MLGerecke FRONT ROW: Joanne CarrollJ La Donna HadersbeckJ Jim GustafsonJ Janet AdamJ Gail JacksonJ Kathy WCLrnoJ Donna NelsonJ Loddy LoftusJ Ron Huebner MISSING: Jim Higgins,J Richard Carlson HOME ROOM 211 MR.D.NELSON BACK ROW: Bruce JohnsonJ Becky LehnJ Mike GulicksonJ Gary ZachmcmJ Debbie WestlingJ Rose BakerJ Judy BloomJ Steve Pawloski SECOND ROW: Elizabeth CampbellJ Linda DuforJ Kathaleen Paul anJ Janice Hanson FRONT ROW: Rick'La ValleeJ Larry StroebelJ Pat Babcock, Dorothy GagnerJ Dean Townsend JagersonJ Christopher FatzeJ Valerie RcztssatJ HOME ROOM 223 MR.CARR BACK ROW: Jon AndersenJ Nancy La VoiJ Carlton SwartwoodJ Chuck PuhlJ Tim BlankJ Vicki HaggJ Greg ErtzJ David Bauer SECOND ROW: Sandy GibsonJ Maureen MarxJ Georgia GorneauJ Scott ShobeJ Danny WardJ Allan SwansonJ Linda MannJ Kevin Winn FRONT ROW: Linda Hez'LmendingerJ Paul SiefertJ Jackie DohertyJDarlene ChellJ Ed YurickJ John HughesJ Kerry LarsonJ Mary Ellen AndersonJ Mr. Carr MISSING: Dale BurrellJ Bonnie Nelson HOME ROOM 225 MRS.KADUE BACK ROW: John MelyJ Greg SteimcieJ Dean ObergJ Jerry BolcmJ Mark GrantJ Gary JohnsonJ Joe NelsonJ Adrian NeadeauJ Tom Tollefson SECOND ROW: Judy KroeningJ Laurie JonkowskiJ Paula LindquistJ Leon JacobsonJ Chuck JobeJ Janet KrychJ Eileen RevordJ Linda Lentner FRONT ROW: Mickey ShondJ Debbie LockwoodJ Pat KraftyJ Martha FrenchJ Dawn CarlsonJ Darlene DonielsonJ LuAnn TweiterJ Mrs.Kadue MISSING: Cindy GreeneJ John DillonJ Ray Tousigncmt HOME ROOM 228 MRS. HOCKEL BACK ROW:GC1IY CClvinessJ Kathy NelsonJ Linda NevalaJ Rick EbertJ Tim HaasJ Darrel RevordJ Brion SwansonJ Jon GloppenJ Vanessa Farrell SECOND ROW: Gary HuberJ Wendy LindbergJ Connie SiewertJ Cindy EckbergJ Wally TrulenJ Leroy StruckrmmJ Cathy Mannie FRONT ROW: Nonnon TapioJ Rick BlanchardJ Mari Jo OliverJ Gary SibbenJ Dwight PieskeJ Allan Stapher, Faye SundbergJ Kelly CrcmdallJ Mrs.I-Iockel MISSING: June Williams HOME ROOM 229 MRS. HAALAND BACK ROW: D111 KreinJ Gary Gibst Doug McNeillJ James Kent,Tom DrukJTom LoftusJ Bob Helgeson FRONT ROW: Debby TheisenJ Rachel VernierJ Terry AdamsJ Jeanette DennieJ Kathy HofstadJ Gary LarsonJ Mrs.Haalond MISSING: Debbie SelineJ Nikki JohnsonJ Ronnie PiklncaraineJ Kelly LarsonJ Diane AndersonJ James Van KempenJ Wayne Aanerud HOME ROOM 230 MR.OLSON BACK ROW: Carol ZawislakJ David LupoJ John MenningJ Jesse RiddleJ Paul KlisJ Jesse RossJ Jack StarkJ Tony Peselg Chuck Nelson THIRD ROW: Judy KnotzJ Bonnie MasicaJ Sue ReinhCLrtJ Debbie CormersJ Carol McFarlandJ Connie Johnson, Michelle LentnerJ Denise Schultz SECOND ROW: Mike TurpaJ Wanda WovimzlkJ Sharon MalmbergJ Vicki GagneJ Jean KonyerznyJ Vicki 130th Christine TrutwinJ Terri Voight FRONT ROW: Tom KenneyJ Steve JohnsonJ Tom EickholtJ Richard HalekJ Mr.Olson HOME ROOM 232 MRS.ASPLIN BACK ROW: Richard HubbardJ Mike EllJ Ken FryJ John StirasJ David BellJ David BurschJ Randy HarrisJ Gordon SorensonJ Peter Erickson SECOND ROW: Cindy WilkensJ Brenda RaffertyJ Nancy BatesJ Doug Stine, Doug NystromJ Sharon LoweJ Bob Benjamim Mike Johnson FRONT ROW: Terri Reynolds, Rhonda Le CuyerJ Mitz SchlieferJ Nancy StachowskiJ Roxanne Yurch, Sue MaxwellJ Roger BrousseauJ Mrs.Asplin MISSING: Fred PalenuisJ Rita Saice Swim Com! ADVISOR .' Mr . Gerecke EMMHW 69MIE 37M 3qu HOME ROOM 110 MR.KING HOME ROOM 142 MR.KABANUK HOME ROOM 149 MR.DOHERTY HOME ROOM 155 Mrs.McDERMOTT HOME ROOM I56 MR.SMITH HOME ROOM 158 MR.LUEBECK HUME ROOM 159 MISS ANDERSON m va m w V$ HOME ROOM 204 MR.DAHLEN HOME ROOM 207 MRS.GAMBILL HUME ROOM 208 MRS.JONES HOME ROOM 209 MISS FLINT HOME ROOM 212 MISS DOMMER HOME ROOM 227 MRS.HARTLEY HOME ROOM 233 MRS.DANIELS HOME ROOM 231 MR.CHRISTOPHERSUN $EWEW$ $554995 Second gateway HOME ROOM 14 MISS KUTZLER HUME ROOM 18 MISS RINGSMUTH HUME ROOM 22 MR.BDNNET HOME ROOM 114 HR.RAMPP HOME ROOM 119 MR.ANDERSON HUME ROOM 120 MR.JOHANSON HOME ROOM 139 MR.SLEDZ WINDFELDT BALLENTINE 0 3 5 u .l 2 M M 0 0 0 0 R R E E M M 0 0 H H MR. KOCUR HUME ROOM I48 MR MRS M v 7 5 1' M 0 0 R E M U H F. S E w R M HOME ROOM 214 MISS STRUBLE HOME ROOM 226 MR. FUTCHER gem SW ADVISOR : Mr. Ramp Wm WM f r d 0: fine: Valen Alm Mr. Advisor Advisor: Mr.David Reavis madden W m, . x 4Q . . . 9m Maya WWW :7 .142 mo mm; ?W? Sewing W ADVISOR : Mrs . Kadue 572m 6M ADVISOR .' Mr. Luebeck fVMw WWW SWCIM ADVISOR: Mr.Clinger ADVISOR: Miss Pettit jam Swoui ADVISORS: NILKingJ Mrs. DelinJ Mr. Romp Janice Leines Charles Wil son MW ,4de WWW CLASS WILL In this our last will and testament, we the Jordan graduating class of nineteen-hundred and sixty eight, will on the thirteenth of June, our most treasured possessions. Debby Harrer wills her blushing face to Mary Ellen Jacobson. Steve Pachaceo leaves his great singing voice to Robbie Hubbard just in case he wants to sing for his supper. The long hair and good dancing ability of Kerry Larson is left to Teresa Harrer. To Ernie Harper goes the hot lips of Greg Neubert. Hoping he uses them the right way. Debby Anderson wills to Linda Zachow her beautiful singing voice. Vanessa Farrell wills to Judy Porter her great basketball skills. .,-;?'The ability of Bill Ratz to argue with Mr. Futcher is passed on to Mike Boe. To Tom Ehrlichman goes the flirting ability of Lee Greiner. To Susie Barankiewicz goes the guitar strumming fingers of her sister Peggy. Bill Habiak inherits the gigantic size of Loddy Loftus. The ability to sleep in class of Dennis DuErr is passed on to Brian Foster. Nij? To Mr. Futcher goes the orderliness of Mike Rozek. Debby McClay wills her baby face to Nancy Eamsey. The shyness of Cindy Wilkins is left to Becky Shostrom. To Mrs. Windfeldt goes a pair of Pat Dehn's play high heels, hoping she learns to walk on them very soon. Vicki Hagg and Darlene Chell leave their noted wiggles to Donna Sepple and Betty Isacson. Allan Swanson wills his worn out drum sticks to Tim Peterson. Charles Everson wills to Kenny Hagg his great girl hustling ability. Nancy Cullen leaves her Twiggy legs to Valerie Harrison. Charles Nilson wills Gary Kozicky his outstanding athletic abilities. ee-e9 Donna Nelson wills her Uncle John tMr. Futcheri notebooks to Mary Olson. To Craig Nelson goes the striking black hair of Jack Starkg Leon Jacobson wills to Ted Kuntze hie eagle eye for fire watching. Paul Klis wills to Allen Pehrson his tremendous height for playing basketball. CLASS WILL tcontinuedi Page -2- iz-xifTo Tom Griffin goes the blackboard position and chalk in Mr. Futcheris room, ' of Jerry Bolan. The messy, smelly locker of Cindy Eckberg is left to Cathy Johnson. To Connie McGill goes the broken clarinet reeds of Linda Hagen. David Linstrand wills to Craig Olsenak his concert master position in Mr. Alm's band. Kathy Forbes wills her judo chops to Paula Nalmquist. The artistic ability of John Robinson is left to Jeff Fontaine; Kelly Larson wills his school wardrobe to Steve Tormanen. Dave Lupo wills his Clyde Barrow outfit to Dale Johnson. To Gail Balck goes the yelling ability of Sue Reinhart. Curt Logeais leaves to Ray Bland his position in the A.V. box. To Pat Livingston goes the witty nicknaming skill of Bill Morris. Jerry Keller leaves his lunch guard arm band to Tom Nordstrom. Kay Tuenge wills to Alice Nilkinson her seat in her favorite class, Mr. Dahlen's 2nd hour Civics class. iiialynn Dahlquist wills to Shannon Riley her brains in Mr. Futcher's class. To Ed Skurka goes the drum skills of Jeff Umberger. .The friendliness of Candy Lawrence is left to Haney Molfe. Tom Eickholt leaves to Bob Morris his cool walk and hopes Bob can follow in his foot steps. Tom Kenny leaves his big friendly smile to Steve Shumacher. Janice Leines leaves the Kiwanis award behind to any lucky girl to get it. The Secretary of the Student Council Jackie Sazenski, leaves her favorite position to Julie Hepokoski. To Jean Thursen goes the first chair flute position of Lori Williams. Jackie Zierhut leaves to Terry Haukom her everlasting position at the gym mirrors. . ; ' Rick Perdue wills to Arnie Nodtke his privilege of yelling Fire in Mr. Reavis mixed choir. Becky Lehn leaves her silly laugh to Kathy Hick Pat Tilseth leaves her gift of gab to Nancy Frank. A CLASS WILL hontinueM Page -3- Debby Montgomery passes on her chair in Mr. Futcher's class to Arlene Kleman. g4, To Sue Burke goes everyone's old Jordan Swords. Maybe she can resell them 9 Joann Carroll most willingly leaves her place in Mr. Kocuws class to Bill Benjamin. Debby Harding leaves her silly laugh to Bill Habiak. Mari Jo Oliver wills to Angie Lockhart her gaiety and friendliness. PROPHECY The 1968 class of 9th graders is going to turn the cloCkfahead32O years tot - our first class reunion. We are going to see what some of our fellow classmates will be doing then. ' The scene is a picnic. It is being held at Love Lake, which was once known as Lake Calhoun. As we enter our picnic area we see many of our old friends. First of all we see Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pachaceo tthe former Becky Lehnl and the little Pachaceos', which at the time total nine. They are chatting with one of Steve's good friends, Kelly Larson. Kelly is now a truant offiCer. ' For some odd reason quite a few people have turned to the teaching profession. To name a few there is Cindy Eckberg, Vanessa Farrell and Rick Ebert teaching English. Karen Schumaman, Dorine Morin and Roger Hamman teaching algebra. And to everyone's surprise we learn that Joann Carroll and Diane Tripp are teaching sc1ence. We see quite a few school day sweethearts, who are now married and each have at least four kids. They are Chuck and Cindy Everson, Bill and Debby Ratz, Lee and Vanessa Greiner, Rick and Terry Ebert, and Bruce and Donna Scott. On our way to the picnic tables we come upon a gang of grubby, dirty motor- cyclists. Which turns out to be some of our once most studious students. Among them are the Dove tDavid Linstrandi and his chick tPeggy Barankiewiczy, the Hawk tDale Barillel and his chick tLynn Dahlquistt and last but not least, Eagle Eyes tMike Ehrmanl and his chick tLori'NilliamsD. They are all standing around each with a can of apple beer in his hand. Unfortunately they will not be able to stay with us all afternoon because of an important business trip. By this time some more of our school chums have joined us. Jeff Umberger, who is now an undertaker, is talking business with Jack Stark, who is a doctor. Jeff wants them to start a business together. All the persons who die and who were Jack's patients should then be taken care of by Jeff. It seems to be that their first client just might be one of our school friends, Dennis DuErr. 'He rush over to a big oak tree and find Dennis lying there. we are almost sure he is dead. WAIT: He's not dead, but rather out cold - drunk: I guess that the apple beer was too much for him. The best remedy for him is a good sleep. So there he lays for the remainder of the picnic. As we walk away from our little friend, we hear singing. Everyone is gather- ing down by the lake shore. The nearer we get, the louder the singing gets and now we hear whistling. iWe push our way through the crowd and find there a chorus line. It consists of some school girls doing the can-can. They are Nancy Jonns, Mari Jo Oliver, Debby Anderson, Pat Dehn, Debby Montgomery, Debby Eisenhower, Linda Formo. Come on girls, go to it. we are entertained by the girls for about 30 minutes. Then a glare hits us in the eyes and we turn to see a silver Rolls Royce coming down the road. From out of the cax'cbmesimickey Shand dressed in ostrich feathers. Her contribution to the lunch was pheasant under glass. She is followed by Paul Sandwick, who is now a lawyer. By the time we get around to eating lunch, we find that the circus fat lady, Nancy Gullen has eaten everything: 80 between 375 of us we eat one pheasant under glass. To our disappointment the picnic didn't last much longer because of crying children who are hungry and had to be fed. t JSodends our visit to the future, which we leave with many treasured memories a or an.