Jackson High School - Osky Wow Yearbook (Jackson, OH)

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FTT vx %%TTTTvTvvTTTTTTTTTTTT TvTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Home Economics The Home Economics department in charge of Miss Elizabeth Deiber offers two full years training in that subject. Miss Mildred Lewis teaches a related course in home living. Elizabeth Dieber from our nrlghborln town of Dcaver. r «i from Ohio Stata Unlvarsltjr. department and I frrahman Hume Economic Club The Home Economics Club, under the supervision of Miss Elizabeth Deiber, is one of the most active organizations in Jackson High. Approximately sixty-five girls, now enrolled in Home Economics classes, compose the present membership of the group. Interesting programs pertaining to home-making with additions of plays, songs, and reparte are enjoyed at the monthly meetings.

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a r c i) M M E R C E Houser. Miller. Hartley. Simmons, Dobbins. Phillips, Blair. Cramblit, Stiffler. Mathews. Kent. Covnvnercifll dub McGowan. Harper, Shear, Grimes, Lesser, Evans. The membership of the Commercial Club is limited to juniors and seniors enrolled in both typewriting and shorthand classes. This club aims to promote interest in the field of business by bringing people interested in commercial work, in contact with each other. An annual typewriting contest is held to create interest in achieving perfection. During the year, trips werfe taken to the Telephone Office and to the First National Bank, under the guidance of Miss Roberta Grimes, the club ad- viser. J. Martin. G. Martin, Pritchett. Bowman, Graves, Freeland, Eubanks, Rawlins, Horton, Walker. Shaner, Davis, Stephenson, Rice, Franz PaffenbcrKer. Page Eight

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Manual Arts Russell Jones Mr. Jones is from Jackson. He teaches manual arts and mechanical drawing. He obtained his B. S. in Education degree from Ohio University. He is adviser of the I. A. C. club and faculty manager of athletics. With the exception of the boy’s opportunity class under Mr. Harold Brown, Mr. Russell Jones is in charge of the entire industrial arts division. Mr. Jones is also the faculty adviser of the Industrial Arts Club, which is the official organization of the members of the Manual arts classes. HANDICRAFT CLUB w E T K A 1 INI The Handicraft Club was organized exclusively for the benefit of boys in the eighth grade. This year there are thirty-two members, under the direction of Mr. Harold Brown. Miscellaneous programs are presented, usually consisting of reports on how to create beauty with the hands, which is the chief purpose of the organization. This club is a younger branch of the Industrial Arts Club. TOP ROW: McAfee. Keairns. Eisnaugle. Gettlea. Michael. Carpenter, Kabish, Rice. Channel. Dixon, Whilding. Lloyd. Crace, Lambert, Reed Evans, Canter, Ward, Roland, McGhee. Savey, Harrell. Hudson. Rowland. Walters. James. Rice. Brammer, Grant, Rhodes, Laird. Steele and Brown. i o T H E «c - r r