Miami Jackson High School - Old Hickory Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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L' E FUTURE TEACHERS: ROW lg 5. Warren fchapj, J. Hay- wood Chistj, J. Maddox f as lpres.D, N, Kuebler fsec.J, K. Barry, M. Egbert, M. Flynn. ROW 2: B. Sloan, C. Smith, G. Melilo, L. Hodivisky, L, Singleton, M. Hammar, M. McManus, D. Mittuch, Mrs. Sugden isponj. ROW 3, W, Hortas, D. Brooks, J. Roberts, G. Conser, N. Sorenson, B. Reed, P. McMullen, M. High- tower, C. Routzahn. fa O 0 Q Teaching Material ACTUAL WORKING EXPERIENCE was ob- tained by the Future Teachers of America this year. For an entire week they taught at various elementary schools. During Education Week. they taught classes at Jackson. Besides teaching. the Future Teachers performed many other services for the school. Ushering for Back to School night and grading papers for teachers were two important jobs fulfilled by the members. Representatives from Jacksorfs FTA attended the State Convention in Daytona Beach. Florida. during which state officers were elected. On Edu- cation Day they were present at a program of- fered by the University of Miami. Members work hard to obtain certificates given when a certain number of service hours have been fulfilled. Florida state teaching scholarships are given only to members of Future Teachers. ell Hopeful Ladies MAKING ADDITIONS to their hope chests are the members of the Hope Chest Club. These girls meet during club period to work on their numerous projects. This year they made luncheon sets. aprons, tea-towels. potholders, and learned the art of needlework. Their needlework projects consisted of the making of pillow cases and the monogramming of bath towels and blouses. As Christmas drew near the girls gave money to a Japanese family to enable them to have a joyous holiday. Many members made unique arti- cles which they used as Christmas gifts for both friends and family. Mrs. Kane, the club sponsor, strived to implant in each girl the ingenuity to use everything avail- able to them, in both material and ability. These girls learned their lesson well. nik HOPE CHEST: ROW I, L. Washburn, B. Pickering Cpresj, A. Chandler tv. presj, gr B. Morris fsec.J, E. Brown ftreas.J. ROW 2, Mrs. Cane lsponl, S. Dague, C. Rich, S. Winninghom, E. Shepard. -i J .0 ' -7 - ' , J 1-.v ,af

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ROW 1 D Fitzpatrick Ureasj J Karssen lsecl M Bradley Johnson C Repple E Pyers ROW 3 Mr V Dudznalr Ksponl J Csweethearil F Aleano fpresj W Pope lv presl P Spalding Thomas J Hams R Parmeter K Hyde A Gonzalez T Dixon ROW 2 R Grlffm I Choto H Marhnez R VanTassell G Boys Prepare for rm PREPARINC THEMSELVES for the lmportant Club began lts flrst year at Mlaml Jackson under the guldance of Mr Valentme Dudzxak TlllS all boy club, approxlmately 30 members IS composed of sophomores Juniors, and seniors, some of whlch are members of the varlous re serve branches Lectures by wlsltmg offlcers and non commlssxoned offlcers are glven frequently Fllms concernmg the varlous parts of the armed Members have made trlps to dlfferent local re serve tralmng centers where they attended lec tures observed the practical tralnlng and fre quently partlclpated ln the drllls, after whlch they were mvlted to take chow wlth the men Meredlth Bradley was chosen the Armed Forces sweetheart thls year for Jackson 128 job which all males must fulfill, the Armed Forces fofces are Shown DCfi0diCallY- l 0 f . . . 5 - ' 7 . . ' ' 56 77 '

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M. -- K . A Q 's . S ' x 1 . i P. .. as -'U t - its if ' A f .J p if R. Dean Y. Hernandez S. Walker C. Routzahn M. Martinez C. Owens D, Shell 5, Warren sweetheart pres. v. pres, corr. sec, S. Deakin l-list. M. Flynn J. Sazoma A. Carlile rec. sec. trecis. ICC K. Rudalxov G. Evans K. Barry S. Bell parl. chap. 'i B. Casserly J. Caudell C. Colbert R. Couza . I E B. Eclrman l. Gutierrez M, Hammer S. Herman J. Kelly D. Larson N. Manzaro M. Morris S. Williams G. Zenere L. Zupanzic Persistent Girls TO All? AND ICNCULYRACIQ the development of youth throughout the world is one of the many purposes of the Opti-Miss Club of Miami Jackson. Along with the Allapattah Opti-Miss Club and the school sponsor, Miss Barbara Coleman, these in- dustrious girls strive to promote a more active interest in civic. social. and educational affairs in our community. ln order to promote school spirit. active mem- bers sold Jackson pennants and derbys. They also presented a bulletin board for the cafeteria. cared for the driver training cars. and honored weekly two outstanding Jacksonites in their 'Opti-Miss Salutes' display located in front of the library. Community service was demonstrated through the Nlultiple Sclerosis Drive in which the girls distributed cannisters and collected money on 'drive-dayf During Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons. needy families were provided with food and clothing hy these thoughtful girls. To help finance school projects. the club spon- sored a College Capers Dance at which time a 'Joe College' was elected. Opti-Nliss joined with two other service clubs to present 'Winter Fantasyf the first formal dance of the year. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of their new sweetheart. Ricky Dean. Living up to the service club tradition. Opti- Nliss inspires leadership and contributes living service toward the betterment of mankind. 0