Jackson High School - Osky Wow Yearbook (Jackson, OH)

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Weston Garret McAfee Walker Stewart G. G. Capt., F. C. F. Miller Shaw Mgr. Cheer Leader The basket ba'.l team of J. H. S. completed its first season in Southeastern Ohio League competition. Although its record was noth.rg : tartling, the team gained experienc? and developed some fine material for future years. Intra-mural competition was held by classes. OSKY WOW - Athletics BASKET BALL SENIOR GIRL ATHLETES Smith Mayhew Ogan Pauley Phillips Nail Weed Kincade Smith The senior girl athletes, under me supervision of Miss Ogan have shown considerable interest in the different sports mis year, espec. lly basket ball. On April 1, the girls were hostess to the Athletic Associations of the neighboring schools. This event went by the name of “Play Day. ’ JacKson leceived iiist place in the meet, having the highest total score.

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OSKY WOW - Dramatics SENIOR PLAY CAST “GREEN STOCKINGS” The annual Senior Class Play presented by an excellent cast Friday evening, May 5, W3S a success from every standpoint. The plot revived around the efforts of the family to secure a husband for Celia (Imogene Jacobs) and the part she unwittingly played toward the same end. The entire cast displayed marked dramatic ability. McAfee Mil'er Walker Jenkins Peters Mathews Jones Scurlock Ray Smith Harper Jacobs Chapman THE DRAMATIC CLUB President—Alice Weed Treasurer—George Crick Membership in the Dramatic Club is determined by try-outs. The programs were unusually interesting this year. Reports on the lives of great actors and actresses were made. Several skits composed of members of the Dramatic Club were presented. During the latter part of the meetings, various games were enjoyed by all.

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OSKY WOW - Athletics ■ n o FOOTBALL Ridgeway Crick Wort man Callahan Stewart Weston Flemington McAfee Hess Wilson Lee. Coach Garrett. Capt. Hackett, Mgr. The football rquad of 1(.)32 possess a splendid amount of material, and received ex-ce lent coaching. These factors in its favor, the team went through the entire season without a defeat, and won the championship of Southeastern Ohio. At the close of the season, they were the guests of two banquets. One given by Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Spang, and the other by the Girls’ Athletic Association, of the high school. The schedule and scores follow: j J. H. S.—45 McArthur—0 J. H. S.—31 Oak Hill—0 J. H. S.—21 New Boston—6 J. H. S.—13 Middleport—0 J. H. S.—52 Rutland—18 J. H. S.—12 Chillicothe—6 J. H. S.—59 Nelsonvil e—0 J. H. S.—32 Seiotoville—6 J. H. S.—26 Logan—0 J. H. S.—31 Wells ton—7 Each letter man received a little gold football; the symbol of champions.