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

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CONTENTS Administration...............Page. .3 Classes.............................9 Activities.........................49 Sports.............................75 Memories...........................85 Advertisements.....................93 OSKY WOW STAFF Editor-in-Chief..... Co-Editor........... Assistant Editors Copy Editor......... Art Editor.......... Photography Editor. . Scrap Page Editor. . Sports Editor....... Make-up Editor...... Advertising Manager Sales Manager....... Advisor............. . Gerry Sue Davis ......Becky Lego Martha Ann Neal Terry Kabish . . . Sandra Morris ......Doris Rhea ......Kent White . . Rachael Hooker ........Paul Perry .......Dick Crow . . Marsha Carlisle . Sonja Bluebaum . . R. H. Kirkendall ■M HHNISWI IH

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...... I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills. . Always looking to the hills, and then glancing even upward, we find our strength, courage, and our guidance. The strong, massiveness of Ohio's beautiful hills remains as a reminder that there is always something, greater than man, to stand forever. The hills of Ohio, that have been our home, will live fnrp f»r in rmr h nrH

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 Mr. Thornton is not only our principal, but also a friend to every student. Although he holds the reins tightly he is ever willing and ready to give help or advice to his students. Our welfare is his center of interest and activity. Mr. Thornton was a teacher of history and government in this school before he became our principal. During the past thirteen years that he has been principal many boys and girls have been inspired to better living by the high ideals which Mr. Thornton has always stressed. He is recognized by all for the wonderful job he has done during the past four years in which our school has been over crowded. The long hours of effort he has given to solving problems presented by the crowded conditions will always be appreciated by the students, for his foremost thought was always for us and how we could profit by some act of his. We, the students of Jackson High School, will always remember Mr. Thornton for the kindness and help he gave us and because of these our memories of him will be cherished 4