Jackson Central High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Arcadia, IN)

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ROVV ONE: lSeatedl Joe Bowser, Jim Gasho, Dave Knapp, Jim Nightenhelser, Bill Bishop. ROW TWO: lStandingl Duane Hiatt, Richard Walz, Lee Hunter, Frank Trietsch, Dave Pickett, Neal Wliisman, Bill Brown, Dale Hinshaw, Bill Beechler, Rex Baliff, Robert McEntee, James Spaethe, and Vocational Agriculture instructor R. C. Lorton. Future Farmers of America The Jackson Central Chapter of the F. F. A. attended the Crops and Swine Field day at Purdue in the fall. Another activity of the organization was the annual Father and Son Banquet. The group conducted a scrap-paper drive and sold Christmas cards to help their treasury. The Chapter is sponsoring the following projects: the Jackson Agri- culture 4-H Club, National Rifle Association Rifle Club, Pest Contest, Vo- cational Agriculture Library Contest, Crops and Livestock Judging Team, Improved Crops, Improved Blood-lines for Livestock, Soil Testing, Milk Testing, and Fruit Tree Pruning. The Vocational Agriculture Department sponsored o WFBM-TV tele- vision show March 3 of this year. Duane Hiatt won the Hamilton County American Bank Trophy for the Grand Champion Corn Show held in February, l952. Dave Knapp won a second place in the American Farm Life Contest. Gold medals won by the Vocational Agriculture in county projects for the year are i8 for crops and 5 for livestock. F. F. A. officers for l95l-52 are Dave Pickett, President, Neal Whisman, Vice-President, Dave Knapp, Secretary, Richard Walz, Treasurer, Jim Gasho, Reporter, Bill Beechler, Sentinel, and R. C. Lorton, Adviser. Officers for Junior N. R. A. Rifle Club are as follows: Richard Walz, President, Bill Beechler, Vice-President, Dave Pickett, Executive Officer, Duane Hiatt, Treasurer, Bill Brown, Secretary.

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l l Office Personnel F RO N T ROW: Judy Thatcher, Roselyn lsen- hower, Lou Small. B A C K ROW: Virginia Byers, M a r k Ehman, Vonda Worthman, Janet Jacquier. NO PICTURE: Jay Smith. Wouldn't it be nice to have eight secretaries-especially if they were as efficent as these students are? This year's office personnel has added some- thing new - boysl These students do a splendid job of operating the switchboard, ringing bells, running errands, and doing all of the other chores which are connected with the school's office. These are the girls who assist Mrs. Spidel in caring for the school library. It is their duty to have all books in order and to see that all library material is accessible to the students. Each regular librarian is responsible for keep- ing the library one period each day. ln case the regular librarian is absent, an assistant takes over. Librarians FRONT ROW: CSeatedl Sandra Hodson, J a n e Smeltzer, Marieta Beck. SECOND ROW: lSeatedJ ' C a r o I y n Chenoweth, Marilyn Durnell, Janice Clifford, Mary King- solver, Joan Carr. BACK ROW: CStandingl Judy Nickey, Janette Scott, Marilyn Bess, Di- ana Simmons, B e t t y Snead, J a n e t Smith, Marilyn Douglas, Mrs. Spidel.

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ROW ONE: Billy Beechler, Jim Gasho, Dave Pickett, Marieta Beck, Neal Whisman, Duane Hiatt, Frank Trietsch, James Spaethe. ROW TWO: R. C. Lorton lleaderl, Richard Walz, David Knapp, Carolyn Whisman, Suzanne Burris, Marilyn Stoops, Ruth Ann Bishop, Kenneth Clark, Joe Bowser, Bill Bishop, and Max Kingsolver. Jackson Agricultural 4-H Club The Jackson Agricultural 4-H Club won the County Achievement Trophy for the third straight year. The Club also had lOO'Xw Completion for the year and won a certificate of merit in the National 4-H Health Improvement Program. There were 49 members in this organization and 38 of them received one or more blue ribbons. Fifty-four blue ribbons were won at the County Fair. One Reserve Champion award went to Neal Whisman for a Shorthorn steer. Grand Championship went to Johnny Lewis for a Hampshire gilt, and to Jean Ann Etchison for an Ayrshire heifer. Steve Hiatt was awarded a Junior Championship in showmanship, while Bill Bishop won a Champion- ship award for a Hampshire barrow. Five blue ribbons were achieved by the club at the lndiana State Fair this year. Steve Hiatt won first in Showmanship, Dave Knapp placed first in Garden and Potatoes, and Richard Walz won two first places in Garden. Sixty-four ribbons on record books, nine ribbons at the County Grain Show, and individual prizes, gave the Club a total of l32 blue ribbons. The officers for l95l were as follows: Neal Whisman, President, Francis Baitz, Vice-President, Marieta Beck, Secretary and Treasurer, Johnny Bowser, Reporter, Johnny Lewis and Phil Pickett, Recreational Leaders, Carolyn Whisman, Song Leader, Duane Hiatt, Health and Safety Leader. Junior Leaders were Dave Pickett, Richard Walz, Neal Whisman, Robert Whisman, Francis Baitz, Johnny Bowser, and Duane Hiatt. The regular adult 4-H Club Leader is Roland C. Lorton and his assistant leader is John W. Ehrnan.