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

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EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY Bobby Michael Lorraine Hyre. Louise Young Arthur Farrow President Vice President -----Secretary -----Treasurer The Eighth Grade this year was smaller than usual occupying only two home rooms. The sections were 8A and 8B. The outstanding event of the year was the 8A class party. Eight of the number were on the Junior High football team, which lost but two out of three games played with the Freshmen. The clubs which were open to the Junior High were the Sightseers under the supervision of Miss Harrell, and the History Club directed by Miss Mildred Lewis

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SEVENTH GRADE HISTORY Robert Steele----------------------------------------President Margaret Hope Jeffries Vice President Helen Rasp-------------------------------------------Secretary James McAfee Treasurer Upon entering Junior High School this group was enthusiastically welcomed by the Eighth Grade. The boys, in particular received such a warm reception that it left a few of them somewhat damaged. After having secured their assignments and collected their books, the members proceeded to unravel the maze of halls and corridors. Their activities were electing class and home room officers, enrolling in clubs, and trying out for athletic teams which some made.

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THE JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL BAND Sheldon Parks President Peggy Chapman-------------- Treasurer Kathleen Rad cl iff e Secretary Virginia Stiflfler ---------Librarian As students of Jackson High we should be proud of our band because of its loyalty, its ability and the fine showing it makes. In the student leader, Charles Van-fossan, the band has the only twirling high school drum major in southeastern Ohia The mascot, Carl Dobbins, Jr., is only five years old. He too is learning to twirl and to “strut.” Last year new uniforms and a drum major's outfit were purchased and the band members with the cooperation of the Lions Club have taken upon themselves the responsibility of paying for them. They gave their annual Armistice Day concert in November and selected Margaret Miller as “Miss America.” They also gave two plays at Christmas and another concert in March, using the proceeds for the purchase of additional uniforms. Under the Industrious and capable leadership of Sylvester E. Amsler the band has become a more potent organization than ever before. C. DOBBINS, JR. ROBBINS 14