Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Jackson, CA)

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Mar Mar M lr Mar Mar Apr Apr CALENDAR IU HS racqueteers take four of five matches from Elk Grove Students entertanned by guest v1ol1n1st IU H S racqueteers play Folsom there IU H S tracksters trek to Lmden for meet Orchestra gnes out wrth conglomert non of strange tones Chorus warbles nn annu 11 progrlm IUHS Green Sox meet SCUHS Blue Sox Trgers play Pe tr Pluckers ln baseball game Block I SIVCS money makrng Ar Apr Ar Apr Apr Apr 3 7 1321 dance at School Spanlsh students gnve program 1n forelgn lrngo Portals of stone manor open for pub llc mspecnon Green Sox play lone CMustang hoof ersj on dramond Mama and Papa vxew work at Stone Manor on hrll Bunny Rabblt lays seven day egg Iumor Prom sophlstxc tted swung by the 1ntle umors Students brought up to date on cur rent events by man who should know Mr Buckley wlth hls debaters Wednesday Apr1l 10 Publlc school nlght at 8 OO P M Frxday Apr1l 17 El Dorado jackson baseball game at Placerv1lle Aprrl 15 19 Easter week vacat1on Tuesday Apr1l 13 lone ackson baseball game rt lone Frlday April 76 ackson Sutter baseball game at ackson Saturday Apr1l 77 ackson Folsom tenn1s matches Tuesday Apr1l v0 ackson L1nden track meet at Lrnden Wednesday May 8 judges program at ll lb May 10 jackson Calaveras track meet at Calaveras Saturday May ll Mother Lode Tennrs Semi finals at Iackson Frtday May 17 Mother Lode Track and F1eld Day at Sonora Saturday May 18 Mother Lode C I F Tenn1s Fmals at Calaveras June 7 Graduatron Valed1ctor1an, L Dtgltale, salutatorlan, R Podesta Senior Ball Aragona, Moore, Merlzc, Von, INC t.l6...,.... g ' ' K Q . . . ..22... I Y p. -l.... . - 2.25..... . .. . .' ' . .9... . . - . p.10... ' . ' .. ..29... ' . ' ' z- ' , , . 6 .1 C . ' . C - '. z Yz. D .D - .26... - 'a .50... - .5... 'Y . 1 N ' . . ,K Q . q . . . l l l ., : ' ' : .. 't, ' -1 . - . . '. -11 '. 1, 'FI -.If 1 1 . t . '., 4-:I. - . . .-It' . . ., '-:I. - ' 1 . ., 'f:I -' ' . ,L : ' :'. n . K . S ' l . . ., . 2 ' '- . . -4, 4 I c 4 l c 4. . ., . : ' ' . 2-

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S6 vt Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nox Nov NOX Dec Dec Dec Dec an afl 10 73 21 to 714 LALENDAR The wheels make one more revolution and we find that new spokes have taken the place of those lost rn sum mer travels CAfter the ballots were cast we found we had molded a su perror government body J Watchdogs consent to keep an eye on classes We elect representatlves who keep us from stray1ng from the shepherd Come mto my parlor sa1d the spider to the fly CFreshman Reception J Corn makes first appearance rn loca ynve script Tiger Cubs atomtzed rn prgskm tussle Ttgers take Wildcats rn first league football game Newcomers recuperated from the1r first encounter with the olders stage a comeback Tigers croak Bullfrogs Brains tested for sawdust fFnrst six weeks test J New intellectuals grven work over ln CSF 1n1t11t1on Touchdown artrsts pluck Pear Plckers T1kers strike Thundermg Herd with lrghtnmg Thanks given to faculty for vacation X outh Conference first since 41 Free Aduce 1Adm1ss1on 50cb Cramums tested for densrty agaln' St Nick closes the doors of the stone manor School closed Influence Czab Tigers and Cubs down Frogs and Tad poles 311 Il fl iifl fl 21I1 C C C C 6 C C Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Tigers lose to Wildcats First Semester Tests Bears bared by Trger qumts Students dance to benefit those who can t 6 Infantrle Paralysis Drive J Second Semester Starts Vocalist entertains Mary jane Heath pleases audience Block J men give third degree to young uns Redskins shave Trgers Papooses scalp Cubs Flying Txgers splrt games mth P 51 Mustangs Pear Prckmg Cougars burned by Tiger onslaught Tlger Cubs scalded by Cou gar Cubs Accomplished pxamst well received Tiger qurnt loses to Thundering Herd Students shudder and shutters clrck Gallon ay cops tryouts for Legion con test Trgers also click cop tournament A trophy Cubs lose out rn first round Orators speak at Rrpon Galloway places second rn county They re still tryrng to find out C Fourth six weeks test 1 Lefever s show lust a lot of cold a1r Frosh and Sophs taught how to agitate m a struggle fDancmg practlce J MCXICHD HFIISIS CI1l'Cl'I21lf1 SfL1d6I1IfS Tigers uallop Redskins tn first base ball game Come As You Are Dance brings out strange animals rw r.1O... ' j.18...' ' . 1 - - - Jan.21...' . ' - ja.23... ' '. K' ' - ja.25... .26... E ' j.28... . 7 ' Ia.29... ' '. ' - '1 j.30... ' ' .5...'u S I Fb.1... 'l D c .8... p' Fb.8..-. . . V. - .12... f A ' . - , Fb.15... . '.l5... A .f . ' ' Fhljm. . .. . . Oct. 19 . . . Tigers scalped by Redskins. F b' 21 ' ' ' Q Q 1 ' '26... 1 ,--- - - Fb.22... 1 '. '1--- 2 - Fb.26... u ' Y' '- '.2... ' ' . ' . ' .l1... ' ' ' ' -1'2-- ' I Q4 . .l...' ' '. .4'8m , , , i .20.4.. .' 'g '. .ll... Q' . '. . .12... ' ' .1-4... ' ' ' . Jan. - g . '15H.. Y . . - J .12... '1 . .- A . . - -U - . 26

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BABY TIGER At the beginning of the year, a meeting of the Baby Tigers was called to elect officers. President Marion Koski, Vice-President Elyse Mae Boitano, Secretary Evelyn Sucich, Treasurer Arlene jones were elected. It xvas also decided to pay dues of forty cents a year. The girls voted to organize a pep club. lf possible, they were to wear green skirts and white blouses to games. On November twelfth, a group of jackson and Sutter Creek girls marched behind b1nner bearers lllll then separ1ted c 1ch group going to IIS respectixe side Pom poms xxere m1de under the superxision of the Baby Tiger officers proceeds going to the B1b1 Tiger tre1sury Our P l schedule for the yelr xx IS drxided into different sports e1ch IU 1ts oxxn se 15011 Sxx rmming xx 15 our hrst 'I he beginners xxere ttught by Mr lefever Due to xxeather conditions xo leyball succeeded baseb1ll During the runy season badminton xx as played Our postponed btsketbtll tourntment xxas then continued During the year the girls enyoycd pliying 1 fexx b1 cb1ll gimes xxrth Sutter C rcck All of our sports xxere under the direction of Miss D1ll1 I 1st1 xx ho 1lso sponsored the B1by Tigers BGIAIIII 0F TRUSTEES for mother ye1r the trustees h1ve gix en much tttention to promoting the xxelfare of the high school Their chief 1nterest has been the gvmntsium After a long period of ctreful planning the bo1rd is ready to begin building the minute mtterrals are available At the slme time tl1c shop xx ill be extended according to pl 1n so th 1t mech lITlL'1l drawing and art cln be ttught in ide tlly suitable surroundings The Argon 1ut Mining Company has again macie possible an extension of space for the 1thlet1c field by agreeing to cede mother parcel of land to the school The students of l1clxson High School often xx ish th 1t thcre xxcrc some tangible method through xxhich thcy could express 1pprec11t1on to tl1c fine citizens xx ho year 1fter year take time out from their prix 1te affairs to plan for this fine institution of learning This year the boys 1nd girls c tme to the sudden reallzatron that the best rexx ard these men can haxe is the knoxxiedge th tt the young people in xx hose interest they serxe 1re making full use of 1ll f1c1l1t1cs proxided Witli this in mind the I1clxson High School Student Body h 15 spent 1 p ofit1b'e ye1r both scholastically 1nd Slklllly ms ' 1 1 1 1 1 , 41' A ' 'hy 1 . . 1 .1 . . D - H , V , , . 1 1 ,, , , ., , 1 . . .1 c . 1- . . , ,, ,, 1 ,, ,- , . ., . . , 1 ,. , ,.- , , 1 1 . 1 . L 7 .4 . 1 . 1 L. g 1 ' , 1 . . . ,- , . , 1 - , , 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . , , , , ., , , , . .. - W i., . 1' 7. 15 1 1 , . . . . . .. . ,. . , , , , . . . , , - . . .t 1, 1 1 .. . . H, - f , f 1 . 1 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 A . 1 c 2 4 . .4 . t 1 ,. 1 1 1 1 4 2 'l 7 'Z 4 .. K c I 1 L L 1. . I A 2 . 2. L . . L 1 7 ' ' 2 2 c 2 c t . 'rf f Y 1 1 . 1 . 72 'I . 1 't ' - 1, , , ' , P ' , 1 1 , ' V L 1 A . f-A , r' . ' - f 1 ' 1 ,- . 1 1 . 1 . 1 A 1 . 1 . 4 - 4 -