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

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 George Scurlock Ivy Shear Delmar Sheward Violet Siders Edward Everett Horton Joan Blonde!! Ronald Colman Ann Harding' Mildred Terry Lyndall Thomas Frances Thompson Hazel Weed Alice Faye Juliet Rochelle Hudson Joan Bennett' Fritz Russ Henry Armetta Bonnie Sams Audrey'' Joe Savey Puck Bertha Stephenson Celia Paul Stephenson Corin David Swingle Macduff Blanche White Bridget Dora F. Wilson Gracie Allen Robert Young Robert Young STIFFLER’S Merchandise of Merit Only

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Mary Martha Lamb “Lilly Damita” Neal Leedy “Joe E. Brown” John McDonald “Touchstone” Arden Mapes “Errol Flynn” Bill Martin “Tarzan” Hazel Martin “Binnie Barnes” Mary E. Oney “Joan Blondell” Mildred Parks “Janet Gaynor” Mildred Rapp “Marian Marsh” Donald Rhea “Cesar Romero” Stanley Ridge “James Cagney” Robert Ritchie “Jack Oakie” Joyce Rideni “Rosalind” William Rupert “Hugh Herbert’ Compliments of Dr. G. A. Parry Arnold Lewis “George Arliss” Marguerite Lewis “Phebe” Leslie Rhodes “Tyrone Power” Helen Richards “Grace Moore” Geraldine Mapes “Irene Dunn” Bernard Martin “Spencer Tracy” Rose Michael “Myrna Loy” Raymond Miller “Henry Fonda” Winston Pfancuff “Fred Astaire” Robert Pope “Romeo”

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SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY One evening, in January 1952, Mrs. Davis, the former Onda Anderson, found her daughter Mary, who is now a Sophomore in Jackson High School, sitting in the living room of their home looking greatly puzzled. Mrs. Davis immediately asked, “Why Mary, what is troubling you?” “Oh,” Mary replied, “I was trying to think of some way for our class to make enough money for our party so that we can have free admissions.” To this Mrs. Davis replied, “The year I was a Sophomore (36-37) each one made candy and we had sales at noon. This proved a success.” “Maybe we can do that, too!” exclaimed Mary. “I’ll suggest it to our adviser tomorrow.” “Let me see,” began Mrs. Davis, “if I remember correctly, Miss Grimes was our class adviser. We had three home rooms, their advisers were Miss Marshall, Miss Grimes and Mr. Brown.” Since Mary also had some of these teachers, she became greatly interested in the activities of the school where her mother had attended and also asked her to tell all about it. “To begin with,” began Mrs. Davis, “we had a total enrollment of one hundred and ten. “Our class was well represented on the honor roll each six weeks. Some of our members belonged to the Hi-Y and Girl Reserve, while others co-operated industriously in one or two of the many clubs which would meet the first and third Friday of each month during the activity period. Many of the students also participated in the assemblies. “Oh, Yes, I almost forgot to mention the fact that we were the first Sophomore Class to have individual pictures in the Osky Wow.” U N D E It S T U U I E S