Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Jackson, CA)

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We Mae Ae Deanna Vela, Charles Lambert, Elaine Fuentes, Geraldine Paneri, Lee Ann Habig, Joanne Cuneo, I8 f ' .- -4 JtffV 5 -lik?tep-fby--step--inch-- ' 1, ,W ,.125 by--inch we reached the top of the steps to face x9?g ,5 5Wf' another term at dear old Q-1'i5:,Z,f ' 5' J. U. H. S. This year, f If ' ,ta we felt much happier 'yufg ,f fj about returning because ',l4'gf.' 'we had risen from the class of lowly freshies' to 'wise fools.' On that gay day in September we gathered in the familiar art room and elected our class officers. Presi- dent, Lee Ann Habigg vice president, Geraldine Danerig secretary, Joanne Cuneog treasurer, Diane Biveng social manager, Elaine Fuentes, class rep- resentative, Deanna Vela, andsergeant at arms, Charles Lambert. At the time this yearbook went to press the theme of our hop could not be revealed. The sophomores worked very hard on this year's hop. We knew we had a strong record to break but we intended to make this year's hopthe best ever. We rated high in athletic contests. Thirteen boys went out for football, two of these played first string var- sity. Ten boys went out for basket- ball. Six boys and girls played tennis. The girls were undefeated in volleyball. Chess was popular among both boys and girls. Many students both boys and girls joined the Service Club. Three students were members of the California Scholarship Federation. Our joyful year of studying and class events was ended with a class picnic. Without the consistent help Of our class advisor, Mr. Don Gordon, this term could not have been a success. ' :. N in . I

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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

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8 64:44 ae4wa N First Row: W. Hammons, S. McCrorey, E. Fuentes, J. Cuneo, G. Daneri, L. A. Habig, D. Vela Q Second Row: J. Rule, S. ,impson, D. Biven, M. Schwarz, G. Chulick, D. Taylor, P. Molfino, V McCrorey. Third How: W. Simpson, J. Platina, B. Franfill, K. Simpson, D. Scapuzzi, J. Ninnis L. Ianni, R. Bachich. Fourth Row: V. Carr, B. Roots, R. Stanfield, L. Glavenich, E. Cassinelli R. Jones, C. Lambert, J. Klarich. FW 1 fr f 4 xx. 'I I 'zgx . Qy 7 L ?: ' ' nj L ' K. . ,I 4 xi 5 TN 'J an f':.A- L X