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

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Class Will ol: '59 MYRA DAVIS wills her ability to be tall to Bob Bailey. IOYCE ELLIOTT wills her quietness to Nancy Oakley. SHARON ELLIOTT wills her ability to be Mr. Holt's secretary to Dennis Gross. HAROLD FERGUS wills his ability to get along with girls to Iim Miller. MARY RUTH GRUBBS wills her low voice to Norman Kies, 'cause he squeaks. CLAUDE HEINTZ wills his ability to get along with teachers to Waldo Ammon. SONDRA HOWELL wills her ability to get a diamond when she is a senior to her sister, Clara Mae. ANN JACKSON wills her pleasing personality to anybody who needs it. KAREN IUDY wills her ability to keep a boy for three years to her sister, Brenda. PHYLLIS KEMP wills her pony tail to Everett Taylor. CONNIE KNIEF wills her ability to go out every night' to her sister, Sharon. LOIS KYSCENCEDERwills her giggles to Becky Mann. PHILIP LENHART wills his ability to drive a convertible to Harold Allinger. IUDY LOTT wills her ability to ride horses to Rita Miars. IIM MAXWELL wills his ability to get along in Agriculture class to Alvin Coleman MARY MIARS wills her ability to drive to school everyday to Tom Prince. IOANNE GOEBEL wills her ability to be a Varsity cheerleader to her sister, Sue. RODERIC ROSE wills his ability to play basketball to Roddy Metz. MARGARET SHADY wills her ability to live in a new house to anyone who has a leaky roof. LARRY SHAFFER wills his good behavior to Marvin Kossel. WILMA SHROYER wills her ability to do chores in the morning to Iudy Ambos. BILL SHULTZ wills his ability to sleep in class to Rex Mann. DANIEL SPRAGUE wills his tall tales to Mr. Holt. DON SWIGER wills his ability of side ditch driving to Tom Woodruff. MARCIA TAYLOR wills her ability to get A's in conduct to Bob Tidd. KAY WILDERMUTH wills her pranks and jokes to Larry Hughes. ALICE VAN HORN wills her ability to be engaged to Carolyn Rose. MARILYN WISE wills her height to Fred Seeley. IUDY WRIGHT wills her ability not to gain weight to Iudy Metz. MARY LOU YOUNG wills her ability to get into mischief to Shirley Gross. To the Freshmen, we will our ability to argue with the teachers. To the Sophomores , we will our ability to do our assignments. To the Iuniors, we will our ability to get to class on time. Signed, sealed, and witnessed by Rod Rose, Claude Heintz, and Philip Lenhart. CLASS COLOR Scarlet and White CLASS FLOWER White Carnation CLASS MOTTO Where There's a Will, There's a Way.

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The Senior Class Prophecy We move now into the future where we will see if the prophecy of the class of 59 has come true. How are things this year of 1969? MYRA DAVIS is now a private secretary to I. Edgar Hoover head of the F. B. I. IOYCE ELLIOTT is part owner with LeRoy Craft of the miniature golf course at Russells Point, Ohio. SHARON ELLIOTT is the owner of the Skating rink at Russells Point, Ohio. HAROLD FERGUS is a distinguished professor at Capital University and is very much interested in the girls. IOANNE GOEBEL is now the owner of Taylor's Restaurant in Iackson Center. MARY RUTH GRUBBS has finished college and is teaching an elementary grade at Iackson Center School. CLAUDE HEINTZ is the owner of the Sohio Gas Station in jackson Center. SONDRA HOWELL has now completed her nurse's training and is now active in her work. ANN JACKSON has graduated from Business school at Iackson Center and is now a bookkeeper for Carl Clayton, a businessman. KAREN KAY IUDY has completed Business School, and is making her way in the world as a executive secretary. PHYLLIS KEMP is now the private secretary to Iim Driskill, a constructional draftsman. CONNIE KNIEF is in Washington, D. C. , at the White House, as a private sec- retary to the Vice President. LOIS KYSENCEDAR has opened up her own beauty shop. PHILIP LENHART is a Corporal in the United States Army. IUDY LOTT owns a horse ranch out in the Midwest. A IIM MAXWELL joined the army the year he graduated and has been in the guard house ever since. MARY MIARS is an art instructor in Milton College, Wisconsin. RODDY ROSE is Captain of the All-Star basketball team at Ohio State. MARGARET SHADY is a missionary to the African people. LARRY SHAFFER is a contented farmer and owns several big farms. WILMA SHROYER has completed Business College and is a highly paid private secretary. BILL SCHULTZ owns a cattle farm out in Wyoming. DANIEL SPRAGUE is the executive leader of a gun factory. DONALD SWIGER is a hot rod dealer in Indianapolis, Indiana, and makes a sal- ary of 810,000 a year. MARCIA TAYLOR is a practical nurse in Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, Ohio. KAY WILDERMUTH is an airline receptionist at Idlewild Airport, New York. MARILYN SUE WISE is a private secretary to the President of the United States. MARY LOU YOUNG is teaching an elementary class in Miami, Florida. ALICE VAN HORN is secretary to Mel Shields owner of the Lighthouse. IUDY WRIGHT has received her Master of Arts Degree and is now working toward her Doctors' Degree. By Ioyce Elliott Sharon Elliott Connie Knief Marilyn Wise

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fdwhere Tlherefs A W' ill Theres A Way We, the senior class of fifty-nine, Will strive to make our lives sublime. Now we must plan our path ahead, Guiding us to lead and not be led. Clothed in robes of scarlet deep, Memories of Jackson High we shall keep. Our caps are set, our victory won, But we as graduates have not yet begun. As we remember these past twelve years, Classmates, let us seek our chosen careers, Our friends and teachers will not be forgot, For much we have learned and much they hav Leaving our friends and school behind, Memories of happiness we shall find We shall remember you, Alma Mater, and say Where There's a Will, There's a Way. Written by, Ann Jackson and Mary Lou Young Class Song The time has come, we must go on now And leave behind our high school days. We now depart, but within our hearts Will always be sweet memories. The teachers and friends always helped us To learn the things we really must. Ways we've trod with comrades here, As we leave are now coming to an end. Dear Jackson High we'll always love you Now is the time to say good bye. We'll cherish as our fondest memories The days we've spent within your walls. As we shall depart and go life's ways, We shall dream on of High School days. And as we hear that last bell, Dear High Sc We bid you all farewell. I Written by, Mary Miars Mary R. Grubb ll, e taught I hool , s