Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Jackson, CA)

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' Glam irq! IfT 1V ,Ml g RWQU rf, Af - a long tim after t I X GQ!! ry: scliool ternl began, we I ,H Qqjlvfjuniors gathered in the X Qfj , ,QL'Hw'room of our advisor, Miss Q ya J , -.paarbara Reed, Maybe it was 4X'V H46 + f' because of Leap Year that AX diggs I jg , i3'the following all-girl of- Iffrg uh ,Q.Jfmf'ql1CCfS were elected, pres- M r n A ident, Jo Ann bagomarsinog l i vice-president, Dorothy Fairburng sec- , Kgb L retary, Pat Hubertyg treasurer, Nancy 4 1 Y.f ..n5b I Ryan, social manager, Janette English, ,, K3 The juniors elected one of their fig? I, N classmates, Charles Hayes, to the fx' f -x i Student Body office of publicity man- ., A Q, .1 -9 ager. 4- EW A .fx A ,QA In sports let no one say that the A f- A 5555: ,E X ,j.- juniors did not do their party Ralph A A Henricks served or slaved, either wa XX Y fi X lik ' hl ' 5 1 f you 1 e it, as at etic manafer cur- ing the yeart Twelve third year men A A XNNNQi?1 Z turned out for football to be rewarded A X by gold footballs as Mother Lode IN A K-Nos' f-.Ki George Banicevich, Janette English, Pat Huberty, Joanne Lagomarsino, Dorothy Fairburn, Nancy Ryan. I6 Champions. ln basketball with the league just beginning six juniors on the 'A' team and three on the 'B' team kept up the class spirit. ln tennis juniors play a close second to the freshmen in number with four girls and 8 boy fighting for a place on the teamr The juniors have displayed not only their brawn but also their brain. Many already on the honor roll are chal- lenging the standards of the C. S. F. which included seven juniors in the first semester, During football season juniors took time out from admiring their newly ac- quired class rings to hold a money- making dance after the Jackson-Cal- averas game. This project was for the purpose of financing the ever-present problem, the Junior Prom. All through the term committees have been racking their weary little minds for ideas which will make their Prom the biggest and best everu In the matter of school organi- zation, be it the brains of the C. S, F., the brawn of the Block J, the artisans of the Art Club, or

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Hi h praise was given this ?all's senior play, 'The Angell Brats.' A unit of study in English 4, this annual event raises money for the senior ball each year. Casting was based on ighly competitive 'tough' tryouts, and results justi- fied the severity of these preliminaries. Many parents and Mrs. George Sausmon kindly lent beautiful fur- nishings to make the stage attractive. Allan Oates as an absent-minded professor carried a difficult part with many lines to learn. So also, did Caraleta Gesdahl as his perfectly bratty teen-age daughter and Bev- erly Tortorich as his mouse- like long-suffering cousin- housekeeper, who finally led him to the altar at the end of the third act. Michael Chulick and the lisping tennis player, Elmer Clawson vied for daughter's favors while three cietermirled women, Georgianna Lenhardt, drama teacher, Lorin Fisher, perfume saleswomang and Charlotte Lagomarsino, children's librarian tried to capture father. Two more of the professor's children, Mary Ann Huberty and Jack Thomas, ably assisted by their father's negro ser- vants, Susanne Lane and Arlen Heffington, finally brou ht true romance out in- to tie open. To accomplish this however, they had to enlist the services of a group of their older sis- ter's college friends, the rest of the senior class. 7fze Nagel! Baal' I5

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First How: D. Kosich, Y. Tofanelli, M. Valvo, P. Huberty, J. Lagomarsino, R. Ghiglieri, Fairburn, J. En lish, M. Autzen. Second Row: D. Reynolds, M. Lenhardt, B. Pusi, J. Scatena J. Palo, S. Sullivan, C. Heynoso, M. Ashbaugh, J. Deglow. Third Row: J. Murphy, H. Hamrick J. Winter, J. Rule, R. Rugne, A. Horton, J. Malcolm, P. Hagerty. Fourth Row: D. Ashbaugh, J Sanders, C. Hayes, J. Burrow, M. Smith, A. Digitale, R. Henricks, B. Flagg, L. Earle. the laborers of the Service Club, members of this so-called eager-beaver class are always found. Dramatic and journalistic ability have also been dis- played by the Juniors in classes. The junior members of the drama class have assisted in most of the plays presented before the entire Student Body throughout the year. Writing ability has been shown not only in the journalism classes that roduce the 'Butte','Student Brints', and the 'Jacksonian', but also in English III with the writing of themes and term papers. On the whole, the juniors have experienced a wonderful year. Plans are being made for a picnic or similar activity durin the-spring of the year to enf the pleasant term. Certainly all class members agree that the third year is one that no one should miss with its thrill of wearin class rings, of being upper classmen for the first time, of'playing hosts at the school's most glamorous social function, and of becoming seniors on graduation night. Pat Huberty Secretary X x VCNX 'xt x XG X x J fx? . ,f . M ,X X QW' X bvffbk XXX 60069 p hgqg QDKX flex iaxie WA qi 6 QQOQQX 'vgf'ffi?QX lxC A . NW' -QN v -. -crx .AXXK k mx X ,gkxvi X X X . ' X , or xxx N x XXKX KAN XXX uh A N A ,J Vx' xg 'K 'M W , x I7 NN N XA! , X Xxx x .RAXXX