Jordan Valley High School - Mustang Yearbook (Jordan Valley, OR)

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pensonnel MRS. VERMA ANDERSON Secretary CUSTODIANS Mr. and Mrs. Norman White Mr. Glenn Caywood BUS DRIVERS Mrs. Betty Jaca and Mrs. Virginia Stanford

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Class Wlll Dan wills his ability to tell jokes and get away with it in class to Tim Lowry. Ron wills his running ability to Dave Leavitt and hopes he will take first prize in future years. Frank wills his special studio haircuts to Jeff Anderson and hopes he will take this advice and use it wisely. Ilene wills her Volkswagen to Nancy Stults and hopes she gets to where she's going faster. Marsh wills her stylish hair-dos to Joyce Maupin and hopes she wears them smartly. Richard wills his rodeo riding ability to Mike Gluch and hopes he will become a champion. Glenn wills his height to Walter Carson and hopes he becomes a star basketball player for J . V. H. S. Marvin wills his Casanova ability to Keith Easterday and hopes he keeps all the girls waiting in line. Tim wills his scholastic ability to Kenny Haylett and hopes he makes the honor roll every time. Joe wills his ability to break traffic laws to Alice Hanley and hopes she uses it wisely. Bill wills his ability to get along with the teachers to Tink Elordi and hopes he can stay in school longer. Gayle wills her ability to barely reach the top of a locker to Joni Lequerica and hopes she doesn't get caught standing on her tiptoes. To the Freshmen we will our deepest sympathy for the following three years. To the Sophomores we will all our old book reports and theme papers as we won't be needing them anymore. To the Juniors we will the ability to make it through nine more months of school and to graduation because there were times when we didn't think we'd make it either. To the Faculty we will more peace and quiet in the school. hlstony On September 6, 1960, fourteen mean and happy-go-lucky Freshman entered the halls of Jordan Valley High School. In the beginning of the year we hailed Bill Mc Broom from St. Louis, Missouri. At the end of the year there were fifteen Freshmen, they were: Dan Arritola, Ron Corta, Frank Coscorosa, Charlene Dougal, Marshia Eiguren, Richard Eiguren, Rebecca Fretwell, Glenn Grenke, Marvin Haylett, Tom Lequerica, Carole Pollock, Joe Telleria, Bill Urquiaga, and Gayle Zimmerman. At the beginning of our Sophomore year We had fourteen students, having lost Rebecca Fretwell, That year we gave a very successful dance honoring the Freshmen. During the summer we lost Carole Pollock and Bill Mc Broom, so the Juniors numbered twelve. That year we raffled off a shotgun and held a dance. We also honored the Seniors with a Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. As mighty Seniors we find we've lost Charlene Dougal and have gained Ilene Daudt, leaving twelve in our class. At mid-term we lost Ilene Daudt. Those graduating are: Dan Arritola, Ron Corta, Frank Coscorosa, Marshia Eiguren, Richard Eiguren, Glenn Grenke, Marvin Haylett, Tim Lequerica, Joe Telleria, Bill Urquiaga, and Gayle Zimmerman.