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

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. 5 Gfass of 58 Donnie Bailey wills his ability to drive a convertible to Crayton Smith, AAELXA-rin Schaub wills her shortness to Ann Jackson. in Briskill wills his ability to find a steady to Jim Maxwell. Gloria 'Eiiiwills her ability to get along in Government class to Wilma Shroyer. 22 Schindel wills his likeness for Jersey cows to Rex Mann. Lis Elsass wills her ability to play a musical instrument to Myra Davis. H Maxwell wills his ability to be in all activities to Philip Lenhart. Shirleyllig-wills her height to Marilyn Wise. fl1Hf wills his association with traffic cops to Bob Tidd. Phyllis Wildermuth wills her short hair cut to Marcia Gies. Jim Davis wills his ability to stay away from girls to Roddy Rose. Betty Leininger wills her ability to go steady with one person for four years to Junior Fergus lin- Sherer wills his height to Dennis Brown. Sharon Linker wills her ability to go with a captain of the basketball team to Connie Donnie 3:2-EE wills his friendliness to other schools to Bruce Davis. P Ein 5121. Knotts wills her quietness to Mary Miars. Qimwills his knowledge of hogs to Gerald Detrick. EEG?-s wills her ability to get to class on time to Beverly Miller. Lai: Ei? wills his ability to pester to Gary Byrd. Ee-E Eg wills her ability to be quiet in study halls to Kay Wildermuth. Gerald Miller wills his masculine voiceto Norman Kies. 212 E Jackson wills her good looks QHa-Haj to the other Jackson girl who got lef Did Klopfensgeg wills his manly physique to Robert Herbert. Sharon lZwiebel wills her ability to get good grades in conduct to Claude Heintz, Norman McName wills his job at the Marathon to Kenneth Maxwell. Emerson Metz wills his quiet personality to Tom Woodruff. Knief t out To the Freshmen, we will our ability to stay fresh after four years of high school. To the Sophomores, we will our mannerliness and quietness in Study Halls. To the Juniors, we will our ability to make money. t Signed, sealed, and witnessed by Gloria Tidd, Shirley Wilt, and Phyllis Wildermuth

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3.0 CSHQMDQ gs QUT QOH! As we enter life, we have one role, That is to serve-which is our goal. Now as seniors, we depart, Holding memories in our heart, As we look back through twelve years, Our eyes are filled with sorrowful tears. We hate to leave the friends we've made, But our future pathway now is laid. Yes, this path will be full of strife, But we must lead a fearless life, Serving God and serving man And doing all the good we can, Now we glance back and say good-by To all of you at Jackson High, We shall try to do the best in everything we do. And Alma Mater, one thing is sure-we will remember you. Written by Betty Leininger , Glass T58 616188 Ong Oh, we love the School of Jackson Where we're proud to graduate. This is the graduation of the Class of To the dear old Jackson High School Every senior bids farewell. And we will not forget the knowledge, We've learned so well. ll581I As we graduate and leave school days behind, We hope success will readily appear, But as we sadly start our journeys far apart, A part of every heart will linger here. To the dear old School of Jackson, Every senior bids good-bye, To faculty and students of dear old Jackson High. Written by Linda Jackson and Sharon Linker qrunea HALLS or IVY,

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OHIOI' G!C1.SS' Lfplilp GCQ We had a class reunion in 1968 and the following now strive for larger goals. Donnie Bailey is now manager of the Auglaize Farm Bureau, James Davis is now a foreman at Airstream Trailers Co. Ji ri'SfRTll'11ow has half interest in the Kah nursery. ETSTYEE is now the leader of Regula's orchestra, Klrix-avi is now the private secretary of Homelite chainsaws. Helen Harpest is now a credited, certified public accountant, Jack Huher is now Mayor of Montra, fiEaT5Ekson is now the private bookkeeper of the Gutman elevator. HONV Chief of Police of Chicago, Ill. David Klopfenstein is now the Superintendant of Jackson Center High School. Jim Knief is now married and owns a hog ranch of his own. Jin Inn Knotts is now a English teacher at Jackson. Betty-Ifeining is now married to Jim Miars who is head of the Miars Trucking Company, SH5oxTLTinker-is happily married to John Sherer and lives on their sheep farm. Dick Wlaxwell is now a college professor and his hobby is politics, Noffnan lVIcName now owns the Marathon Station. E sEn-IVTEETZSW owns his own horse farm. Gerald lvliller is happily married to Shirley Brown and is now running the Miller Garage in Nlontra, Donald Poppe is now happily married to Nancy Faler on their farm near Sidney, nn Schaub now plays center on the professional Girls' team, T51-SEhi'ndEl'i?iiow married to Shirley Gross and owns the best Jerseys in Ohio. John Shereris happily married to Sharon Linker and live on their sheep farm. Gloria TidTl is the chief cook at the Jackson Center School. Phyllis Wimermuth is the private secretary to the Supt. of J.C., David Klopfenstein. Shirley Wilfis now married to Paul Operman of Anna, Sharon Zv7iEbel is happily married to Jerry Wiford and they are engaged in farming. l By Donald Poppe Jim Davis Gerald Miller !ClSS lower Red And White Carnation G GSS O OTS Scarlet And Silver Gfass motto To Serve Is Our Goal 'l