Jackson Center High School - Ja Ce Hi Yearbook (Jackson Center, OH)

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emor Class History In 1945 fortv three boys and Qrrls started 1n the f1rst grade wtth Mrs Grlffrth as thelr teacher They were as follows lNl3.TJOI'lE Akers Beth Arnbos Donald Ballev Carl Erun Donald Burke Carl Case Charles Davls JOhr1 Dav1s Danny Doll Dtane Doll Edwln Ehemann, Gary Elllott, Nancy Ellrott Harold Faulder Robert Fox Patty Hetland 1 ancy Lee Helntz Robert Henderson, Mar1on Hendrrcks Frank Howard Larry Howell Leonard Kaeck Nelson Kaeck Francxs Kegley Helen Jane Klopfenstetn Gaylord Kossel Sara Jane Maxwell Carol Mlars James Mtars Gerald Mrller Barbara Meyers Juamta Carroll Perkms Kenneth Lee Pulfer Marte Annette Relchelderfer Evelyn Roode Chester saunders Rtchard Shaffer Carolyn Sherer Eleanor Shultz Nancy Jo Van Horn Jerry Ware Patty Wlldermuth and Gary Wtlhelm In 1946 thlrty su students entered 1ntot1e second grade vslth Mrs Ellls as the1r teacher Thls year we lost thlrteen and gamed four new students In 1947 thlrty seven students entered the t1l1Td grade wlth Mrs I-lelntz as thelr teacher Th1s year we lost three and galned su new students In the fourth grade 1948 Mrs Stahlcr was the teacher of th1rty two students Thls year we lost elght students and galned two In the year of 1949 there were twenty mne students tn the flfth grade under the d1rect1on of Mrs Hemtz Thrs year we lost four students and gamed one In the slxth grade 1950, our last year of grade school there were thlrty f1ve students w1th Mrs McGowan as thetr teacher W1lferd I-Iadcock entered our grade and moved back to Canada the ame year Jose Guadelupe and Romona Marla Enr1quez Candtda and Em1l1p Satazar enteren and moved to Texas thls year We lost three and gatned three In 1951 thtrty three boys and g1rls were promoted to the seventh grade Joe Coronada entered and left our school th1s year and we lost two students and galned f1ve In the e1ghth grade 1952 Mrs Johnson taught a class of thtrty students Th1s year Carolyn Sherer Beth Ambos Bermce W1se and Evelyn Roode were Jumor I-hgh Cheerleaders We lost three students th1s year Delta Gaza entered our class and left the same year In 1953 twenty svc students entered 1nto the flrst year of h1gh school wlth Mrs Kaylor as thelr home room teacher Thrs year we lost three students Thls was the year the freshman had long faces We lost one of our classmates whom we thought a lot of H was Eugene Swlger The class w1ll never forget htm In the year 1954 Mr Sm1th wa the teacher of twenty s1x students We lost two and gamed one In 1955 twenty fmve students entered tnto the thlrd year of h1 h school. We galned two and lost three students thls year We gave a three act play called .jraln Storm' thls year We come to our last year of school our Semor year Thts IS the year we have looked forward to We have four boys on the Vars1ty team th1s year They are Davtd Dudgeon Ewln Ehemann Gary Elllott and Jerry Ware Margle Bunke and Carolyn Sherer are Reserve Cheerleaders and Evelyn Roode lS a Varslty Cheerleader Those who have gone through twelve grades together are MarJor1e Akers Beth Ambos John Davls Edwln Ehemann Gary Elllott Nancy Lee Helntz Sara Jane Maxwell Carol Mlars James Mtars Evelyn Roode Rrchaltl Shaffer Carolyn Sherer Nancy Jo Van Horn and Jerry Ware Carolyn Sherer Ex elyn Roode 9 I 5 1- 1 Q v ' I ' l 5 11 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . . . , . 1 1 1 1 ' . , . . . 1 1' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 3 I ! Y 1 1 1 ' 1 .. . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' p - A - , ' J . 1 1 - ' - . A , ' 1 1 ' ' I ' S . , .. 1 . . . . 1 ' ' 1 1 ' f 0 I i 7 . 1 ' ' ' . . . . C , . S - . . -. . . .H . 1 . I . ' . . , . . . . 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ! ! ! Y ' r

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Class Poem HE CAN WHO THIN? S HE CAN As me lea e dear Jackson H1 1' Ano tae f 1ends that we have made We f1nc It hard to say good by But our dture Course 1s 1a1d The Ano I 16 Bee road 15 clear to our success 111 ma Ch 1n ajJyf111h1r1c only use who knows no fear always thrust ahc ad he Who w11 IJ h1m Ili! 5 no Jof but he who holds bac l-4 Affdlfq to yenture 1ntO l1fe 1116 'vkllk alvs ays he black f tl nothmo but str1fe H1s H15 Our The But e t oubles may be Great d1ft eult1es hard to span no matter yy hat one s fate can vt ho th1nks he Lan q,1a11f1eat1ons are fa1t1f1lnes He can sho th1nk'-1 he can 'IC Q omphshment 15 xery de gf 11m W11la1Wayshe S113 WT1tt9I'1 By Ildylfi Uldf eon md IJ1y1d Shady Class Song IT X ll P1 n You re tear to us dear Jaekson But ye must leaye you n pw GOOKI bye to diys hehmd us The watts are open for us We 1 ust approaeh the future Anc must not tarry too lon For we have n1uChbefore us As the ture Goes on We LO e those walls around 1 They share 1n our rnen1or1es Fach yea they ye stood be:-1de us XV1fht63ChS1'S there to Gu1de L s We ye had such fun tofvether Our 11yes haye only bevun But alw ay s 1n our n1emor1es Ol1VKN1111I'17C on xV1lttQD 1 'Nancy Van P Carol lx 1ars Tune Beyond the Blue HOTIYOH Korn , . . ., ,V ,M ' fu ' 1 ' 1 f . . 1 'I' 1 1 I ,1 . 1 ' - ', r. . - - 1 . A , y - ..-J 1 we yy' 1 r f f ' Q 1 ' 1 ' ' ' '11' ' zu F ' g 3' . I 'rf . ' '1 ' , . 1' ' ' -' 3 ' f , 1 '- 1 6 ' ' ar A gy 1' 1 .1 f.. J V e K 1 ' - -' ' f - , . ' : 3 Ll 1re--1 1 O ,. 1- 'K - -- ' O . 14 X . L J 1 ' I , HH , ' s ll . ,' I I , - .ff, L31 11e1:1or1es I. 113 ' O V Z , A C .1 y '- Y V ,. ' . . 1. , O . T1 ' ' ' 1 1 ' ' ' o O' 11 D , 1 - ,, . is , , 1. ,1, ,' 1 O 1 . VY ' U 7 ' p - r y 41 7 Y ' . r . O . .' ly' R

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Prophecy Marjorle Akers graduated from Nurses tralmng and IS work1ng at Wllson Memortal In her spare t1me she drwes around ln her new LIHCOID Beth Arnbos was very undeclded after her graduatlon She deC1def to try her luck 1n New York C1ty She IS now the pr1vate secretary to Hal March on the S64 OOO questlon Sh1rley Brown 1s happtly marrled to Gerald Mlller She IS qulte busy at home wlth thelr two sets of twms whlle Gerald runs Mlller s garage 1n Montra MarJor1e Bunke went to a busmess college and obtamed her degree ln busmess adm1n 1strat1on She later returned to Jackson Center and took over the offlces of Bunke Musser Inc Fred Callm graduated from the Un1vers1ty of Dayton and 1s now a famous englneer Sylv1a Cron 1s now owner and operator of Hughes Restaurant John Davls now owns 314 of the farmland ln Shelby County In h1s spare trme he works out cross word puzzels B111 Detr1ck owner of the largest Llncoln Mercury Sales recently succeeded Ed Sulhvar on hrs T V Show Dav1d Dudgeon graduated from Cap1tol U as valecnctorxan of h1s class He IS now a famous braln surgeon Edd1e Ehemann graduated from Oh1o State Umverstty and he succeeded Mr Holt as the vocat1onal agr1culture teacher and F F A advtsor at Jackson Center H1gh School Gary Elhott contmued hzs basketball career Next year he w1ll play on the team rep pre sentlng the Umted States at the Olymp1cs Un1vers1ty and taught at Jackson Center A few years ago she was made pr1nc1pal All students now get A's 1n conduct Charlotte Marvln graduated from Bowllng Green Un1vers1ty She sells msurance ln the daytlme and goes roller skatmg at Indtan Lake almost every mght Sara Jane Maxwell IS marrled to Gerald Poppe In her spare tlme she baby srts wlth the General's chlldren Carol Mlars Graduated from muslc college She IS the maln tea her at the Conservatory 1n C1nc1nnat1 James M1ars graduated from Ohmo State Un1vers1ty He IS the only electr1ct1on Ln the c1ty of J C He 1s dolng very well Evelyn Roode 1S very happy that she has her horse farm and has roped her husband D1ck Davld Shady IS pastor of a church 1n Washmgton D C He IS also chaplm of the Umted States Senate Rlchard Shaffer has made h1s flrst m1ll1on dollars by wr1t1ng storles for Alfrec' Hltch cocks program By the way he IS work1ng on h1s second mllhon Carolyn Sherer now makes records for R C A V1ctor recordlng company She also entertalns the servlcemen overseas Nancy Jo Van Horn graduated from M1am1 Valley Nursmg School and IS now head of the Internatlonal Red Cross Jerry Ware was recently made manager of the J C Farm Bureau Exchange In hrs spare tune he reads Hot Rod Magazrnes Bermce W1se 1S now owner of all The G C Murphy C0 cham stores all over the Umted States MarJor1e Akers and Shtrley Brown Q . 1 Q 0 ' . Nancy Lee Heintz returned to Jackson Center High after her graduation from Capitol 4 . ' . 7- . . . .