Jackson Center High School - Jaguar Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1949 volume:

2- Ii .,.,, , X lg ii 'ur 756 ., Q Wy' , DOROTHY BAKER Ball Stlte Grades 5 and 6 Marion Grades Z and 3 px W GENEVIEVE BLINN 'S 'WN lv' 'uv BEATRICE PINNEY B.S.. Ba1lState Grades 4 and 5 N. f.,x iff 'TQ 5 W if I . Q i GLADYS DARROW Ball State Grade 1 A. .1 W - w-7... 4 GRACE KING NELLIE BEAVANS JESSIE BEAVANS ELSIE MURRAY 7 ssuwf rw. 3 -,' JACQUELINE STROUP Jackie Her fl-owns are fairer far, than smiles of other maidens are. 'J' DORIS LAWRENCE Ha1ipint To be gentle is the test of a lady. BURLIN BEAVANS Beav as? Does well, acts noblyg SPV' 5 7 A man can do no more. X 'A 5 vf K fe 'uni' .ji ' - .wal x 4' I z-, Nlbys, irm Wa' .ff 'Fi ' i, .X f . Li,,.'q. 4 .1 ' V lflils- ' P A P FRANK BARKER Frankie ' f Q Away with books, A b x I..et s have some fun. Mx S M , X f 1 N , uf ' COLLEEN SLUSHER ' .gf -I Pansy ff : 'f 1 + Sh '11 1' . e 1nd a way or 1 44,4 make one. -I 4 -xg LS,-:E 1 . F X f, we V 7, W, Y DONNA BOOHER School is a neces- sary evil. I I BILL MYERS Hxghpockets A A tall person is QQ always looked up to. 7' R V , ' '- 1 gi, .-, ff -.V .-'Q AN 'Q i M SElll?lI?S F? JOAN BARNES . . Jodyw ,gy Her life has many a hope and aim, 1 01 xi 2 is fn' J Aw 6 , 'I 1 ' NORMAGENE MURRAY Fiddle Men fight over her, isn't n A that enough said. R 1. 1' -I R JOHN HOOVER Curly He will succeed: for he I believes all he says. r 5' J .t ' -H 3 1. 'R 4' 'wr- LAWSON LEE ..Bud.. Now I've got no use for the women fe R' fy. Sv .-4 DONNA BUCKLAND Donnie Youth comes but once in a lifethne. Why not enjoy it? 9 EST HER MADDOX fy Fuzzy X Some one of these days, 1 you'l1 hear from me. 1. A '1 7154 S - . . v 5 -V 1 , A 1 8.9320 0 J ef , .ez if xg. ,gr 'fs Q i x , s 0 K J. they D. s ss ., ,c ' xx I If O' SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We are now entering the homestretch of our long journey. The teachers who taught us in the elementary grades, were: Mrs. Darrow, Miss Pinney, Mrs. King, Miss Hyman, Miss Morris, and Mrs. Young. Our teachers through junior high and high school have been Mr. Hodson, Mr. Hannah, Mr. Bevington, Mr. Love, Mrs. Lindstrand, Miss Garrett, Mr. Irwin, Mrs. Frantz, Mrs. Young, and Miss Snyder. The students that now make up our class are: Burlin Beavans, Lawson Lee, Jacqueline Stroup, Esther Maddox, Donna Booher, Donna Buckland, Colleen Slusher, Bill Myers, Frank Barker, John Hoover., Norrnagene Murray, and Joan Barnes. Our sponsors through high school have been Mrs. Frantz and Mr. Hannah. We started our journey through school in the year of 1936 with the following students enrolled: Burlin Beavans, Bill Myers, Esther Maddox, Colleen Slusher, Jacqueline Stroup, Martha Sheets, Frank Barker, Donna Booher, Donna Buckland, June Butler, Betty Williams, Earl Earhart, Ernest Earhart, Florence Forest, Garnet Gray, Marilyn McCombs, Edward Moorman, Helen Morgan, Charles Pulley, George Sliger, Wanetta Slusher, and Mary Lou Mann. During our twelve years we have had new members entering our class, namely, Richard Sutton, James Anderson, Jean Anderson, John Hoover, Lawson Lee, James Morgan, Dale Mansburger, Tress Marshall, Marrianna Jackson, Normagene Murray Doris Lawrence, and Joan Barnes. We also lost some of our classmates through the twelve years to other grades and schools. They are as follows: June Butler, Marrianna Jackson, Tress Mar- shall, Dale Mansburger, George Sliger, James Morgan, Betty Williams, Mary Lou Mann, Jean Anderson, James Anderson, Richard Sutton, Martha Sheets, Earl Ear- hart, Ernest Earhart, Florence Forest, Garnet Gray, Marilyn McCombs, Edward Moorman, Helen Morgan, Charles Pulley, and Wanetta Slusher. Our class is the first one to have completed all twelve years at Jackson Town- ship School. We are proud of this fact. The class officers this year were: President-Burlin Beavans, Vice-President- Colleen Slusher, Secretary and Treasurer-Jacqueline Stroup. Class Colors: Maroon and White 00 2 W 0 Gag? .gg Class Flower 0 eat 9. I I 1 '59 White Carnation N , , - ' fr . 9 Q rsx e 9 I ' ' Q at .' X A, o 1 .1 QQ- .4-P ' - 1 I I ,X 1 .N 6- 0' lx ni x 10 SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior class of 1949. hereby will the following attributes to the following people. To Mr. Hannah, our sponsor, we will our theme song, Temptation. To the teachers, we wish to express our sincere gratitude for their pat ience and understanding. To the school,we are just going to leave. lsn't that enough? To the cooks and janitor, we leave our sincere sympathy. To the Junior class, we leave all of the dignity, poise and prestige that we possess. To the Sophomore class, we will our good grades. To the Freshman class, we will our accomplishments. To the 7th and 8th grades, we leave our sponsor. To the other six grades we leave the opportunity for advancement. fWe made it, Didn't we?l I, Frank Barker, will my nickname Sausage to Wilber Slusher. I, Joan Barnes, will my ability To Hook boys to Barbara Beavans. Since she is trying To Hook my brother. I, Donna Booher, will my ability To Yell to Lois Logan. I, Donna Buckland, will my quietness to Peggy Oxley, fShe needs itj. I, Jacqueline Stroup, will my shyness to Rosie Barker. I, Colleen Slusher, will my ability to chew gum to Mrs. Baker and Mrs Lindstrand. I, Doris Lawrence, will a certain senior boy with the initials J. H. to Jeanie Slusher. I, Norma Murray, will my cologne to Winnie Griffith. I, Esther Maddox, will my ability To Get Van Buren boys to Etta Moorman. I, Bill Myers, will my height to Willis Slusher. I, Burlin Beavans, will my ability to leave girls alone to Bob Groves. I, Lawson Lee, will my Basketball ability to Junior Couch. I, John Hoover, will my laugh to Richard Stroup. N -S as 990 42 - - fl 9 00 0 Q.: ggogs a g bs , K, ,s v -A v-X Q 34, 'O XE 5 .Q I. If 'v I , . ll SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Time -- 1959. Place-- Jackson Center I'm the guy they call Father Time. I've been having a hard time keeping up with those 1949 seniors. It seems they are scattered to the far corners of the earth. But still close to Jackson is the young man named Frank Latendress Lyle Millard Barker. I-Ie's still hanging on to his name. Besides he has made quite a name for himself in the farming world. Right now he's sitting on his front porch with his dog at his feet, pushing buttons to run those three tractors he now owns. His little wife, Frances Colleen Slusher, kept her promise to so- ciety and is the typical farmer's wife she always hoped to be. She also made some of Mrs. Darrow's dreams come true. From September until the last of May, she occupies the position as primary teacher at Jackson Center School. John Hoover liked Washington D. C. so much that he decided to return there to live. He is the President's confidential commedian. It certainly is a wonder- ful job for John. Right here, I think, that we should pay our due respects to the president. He was such a good class president for three years that the forty- niners decided to make him master of the land. Nice going President Beavans. Not so far away we see a young lady in white keeping an eye peeled for a good looking intern. People now call this young lady, Nurse Maddox. She is still keeping house with Donna Buckland. They won't tell us who the lucky one is going to be. Jacqueline Stroup's dreams of going to Switzerland came true only it isn't a permanent residence. She travels on an ocean liner as a dietition. She told me the other day that she ran into Bill Myers on one of her stops in England. Bill is in competition with the King's jester. Donna Booher crashed Hollywood with her beautiful legs. Betty Grable takes a back seat now days. Joan Barnes is also among the top performers. She is doing a wonderful job as a ballet dancer. Normagene Murray, who became a student at Ball State Teachers College was graduated cum laude in 1953. She is now principal of Central High School in South Bend. Do not be surprised if one day she is president of the N.E.A. Bud Lee is still riding around on his brother's motorcycle. I guess it starts a little easier than it did back in '49. Doris Lawrence is still typing away at her secretarial position at Fort Wayne with a large business concern. O Q9 s 1 ' 'S x ,Q- XX ' , ' Q 9 ' ' t r - U . N 'J' L 5 3 hw - sr' :-. en v- 2,2 . f f . I 1 '.' 'Qc . . , w., e. a an v' I Tm- x 12 SENIOR POEM Next on the roll we will call Frank Barker, a friend to all. To all of us he's brought some cheer, We will never forget him in coming years. Next comes Donna Booher so pretty and sweet She's always dressed so trim and neat, We've known her long as a wonderful friend And we pray that friendship will never end. The romeo of the Senior Class, Is John Hoover dashing and fast Although he's new these last three years He's made friends galore and we think he's a dear. Bill Myers is next on the role, With a smile and laugh that's good for your soul With jokes and wit that makes us all laugh, Our memories of him will always last. A new member of our class this year Is Joan Barnes, who brought along some cheer, We've learned to know her as a friend And we'd be sorry to see that friendship end. Next we see come into view, Esther Maddox, a friend who's true She has a smile for everyone, Her happy disposition is surpassed by none. Normagene Murray, next on our list Small and blonde, she'd really be missed With a happy smile for everyone She's a very good friend and lots of fun. Now this poem comes to an end A poem of happiness and many friends But now we leave them all behind, Knowing our school days are the happiest we'11 find. l 3 Meet the class of '49 To Jackson High they've not been a jinx, But now they're leaving the dear old school, To find in life their realm to rule. First upon our scholar's role. Comes Jackie Stroup, whose wit is full. She's the master mind of our dear class, For a better friend, you could not ask. Donna Buckland, jolly and bold, Comes next upon our Senior role, At everything she's learned to smile, And make this life seem more worth while. Then comes Colleen Slusher into view, With a smile for me and a smile for you, Each day's a little brighter still, Because of a word from her of good will. Small but forceful Doris Lawrence Comes next upon our scholar's role, Our class just wouldn't be complete, Without Doris, so friendly and sweet. Next is our president, Burlin Beavans In working for our class he rates above all, He's handsome, intelligent and very wise For any girl he'd make a Prize. Blonde and goodlooking is this one, His name is Lawson Lee. I-le's a wonderful member of our class, His friendliness makes trouble days go fast. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We Juniors of 1948-49, started our twelve mile race through school on the morning of September 6, 1938. ' The starting class consisted of nine girls and eight boys, each hoping someday to become famous, with ambitions ranging from fireman to president of the United States. Mrs. Darrow guided us throught the first two miles of the race During the third year of the race, Doris Blinn entered from ' Van Buren and Wayne Markley moved away. Betty Lieurance moved during the fourth year. Miss Pinney was our teacher both years. Mrs. King was our teacher during the fifth mile. Reatha Full- er and Patsy Miller moved away during the sixth year and Mrs. Baker was our teacher. Billie Collins entered during the eighth year and moved to Van Buren in 1947. During the freshman year Jack Cloud, Richard Schelling, and Dixie Kline entered the race. Our class officers were: Janice Barker, President: Ruth Friar, Vice-Presidentg and Winifred Griffith, Secretary and Treasurer. John McMillan from Van Buren, entered during the sophomore year. Ruthalice Hood, also from Van Buren, spent only the sopho- more year with us. Our class officers were: Janice Barker, Presi dentg Norman Schweikhardt, Vice-President, and Ruthalice Hood, Secretary and Treasurer. We helped present the high school operetta Jerry of Jerico Road. We selected black and white as our class colors and the American Beauty Rose as our class flower. We are now running the eleventh mile. Donald Lyons entered from Sweetzer. Our class officers are: Norman Schweikhardt, President: Richard Schelling, Vice-President, and Janice Barker, Secretary and Treasurer. Mr. Hodson has been our sponsor since we were in the eighth grade. This year we helped present the play Fixin Aunt Fannie. We also selected Success comes in cans, failures in can'ts, as our class motto. Our class now consists of sixteen members, which are pictures. Nine of us started in the first grade together. This brings our history up-to-date with only one mile between us and our goal. We take this opportunity to thank the school faculty for their patience and perseverance with us and to wish the seniors of 49Z' success and happiness. r , ' Q :P YS I o 6' 2353? ' f- 0 Q Q! 19.4 . J 1 0 . 2 ' ' I f sq 5 5 x . ,v in 1i x 14 .T 5, , I V:-, i ' 3 X B' . 4. ' o K --3, or - 4 l 4 ' 6 1' L 1 Y IA 'cal A 1 t , JACK CLOUD RICHARD SCHELLING RUTH FRIAR JOHN MCNHLLAN JANICE BARKER .3 D . , x ., K 1' I 1 v p' ! 1 ' '7' 4 W -.f 'VIS' - . 4' A A ' 4 f 4 1 . 5 k ,L DORIS BLINN ROBERT GROVE NORMAN scHwExx'T BILL COUOH WAYNE PENROD 7,3 :T525 HAROLD LLOYD w1N1raED GRIFFITH PEGGY OXLEY DIXIE xL1Na DONALD LYONS ul ll ll I ll ' . 3 . gf ' 33' wAN1-:TTA SLUSHER ,I f 5 2-T 6: AQ. .L -., wa, f , . 1 1 4 Lg- - A I' ,-,.. QL 15 4 4 1 In ,J .N 1 a I. I f 1' X- 4, I' ,I -Q , VN Ti ' l I I ll , I . ' 1 , ,wr Y' HISTORY OF SOPHOMORE CLASS In 1939. we started our twelve year journey through the grades and high school. ' Our grade teachers were: Mrs. Darrow, Miss Pinney, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Young, Miss Morris, Mrs. Micheal, Miss Snyder, Mrs. Lindstrand and Mrs. Frantz. We started our first year with the following pupils: Donna Anderson, Ruth Slusher, Catherine Lee, Joan Myers, Barbara Beavans, Wilber Slusher, Dick Long, Marvin Norris, Johnny John- son, Charles Noble, Jauna Long, Richard Stroup, Frank Minnick, James Herring, Mack Buckland, and Robert Friar. During our ten years of school, those that have entered our class are as follows: Jack Daugherty, Esthel Carvey, Marie Stocton, Jack Banter, Gene Banter, Eugene Banter, Francis Whit- man, Gene Foreman, Peggy Shultz, Grace Baker, Lois Logan, and Patty Kierstead. Those leaving were: Marvin Norris, Johnny Johnson, Esthel Carvey, Charles Noble, Jauna Long, Don Butler, Frances Whitman, Marie Stocton, Gene Foreman and Jack Daugherty. During these ten years we have lost two beloved classmates, Grace Baker and Wayne Wilson. Those remaining in our class now are: Donna Anderson, Jack Banter, Eugene Banter, Patty Kierstead, Catherine Lee, Richard Stroup, Wilber Slusher, Dick Long, Ruth Slusher, Joan Myers, Peggy Shultz, Lois Logan, Etta Moorman, Frank Minnick, Bob Leas, James Herring and Barbara Beavans. Our class sponsor is Mr. Love. This year we chose class colors of blue and white. Our class flower is the white carnation. Our class Motto isg Today we follow, Tomorrow we lead. Class officers we chose at the beginning of this year are: Richard Stroup, President: Ruth Slusher, Vice-President, Joan Myers, Secre- tary, Peggy Shultz.. Treasurerg and Donna Anderson, Reporter. 9 0 1- Q00 gggyw . gb? . ,,,... S , 1 ' r 7.5 ' x 0 ' , . ,J L 3 ag . 5' - ! ' ,Il fgi . Dus t- ' ' ' .J ' ' r ' ' 5 ru 16 5 ,l4' , 'iffy f' 1 N- 1-:ILEEN s1.Us1-IER BOB 1-EP-S '. Q-an wsop -1 :AE Lib ETTA MOORMAN WILBER SLUSHER LOIS LOGAN 1 . fc 'Q ,gf 'vi 'vs g -UI FH' I i Q A 'ff' ur -tv 1 ' 'N 5 RICHARD STROUP PEGGY SCHULTZ KATE LEE JIM HERRING DICK LONG -36 n, 1 1 li ' x 4 1' f-Q fs.- tgbv A -S f I 'ch X Q 1 3 a? , .six Q . R' !' , A' U , A 1' A, NRL. Z f 3 ! BARBARA BEAVANS PAT KEIRSTEAD FRANK MINNICH JOAN MYERS DONNA ANDERSON 219 2 . , '3i'q'9'4 ff, a - A I'- r U'-.5 A T ' gf Aa 0 Q .,, .,9 , 'I LN' ACK' 3 2 '. r ' . ' , pl' ' s If ', 17 ir tt' I ..v 5, E: c I ROBERT WEAVER BILL BARNES .4-.-1 J ' ., H1 D, , 3 A 3 1' :if ' ' :Q z i ij. - g :x. L-is 'var , . 1 - ,1 MAUDE HICKS HARRY COUCH LAVONNE B001-:ER MARIE EAR!-:ART , ' f x 'wi - ,. I 4 f I H ,ix l-X' , , fx ' 11 ,F ' ' 1 , ' f iv-- 1:15 .1f. X. BETTY COPPOCK CARL xx-:IRKSTED CLARA FOLLEY ROBERT FRIAR 8 Q 1 -of Q ' 'D J xr. 47 , P9 x Wx J X 4 .f I n '- -A- nxT'1:'5'..X A. a DELRONDA JULIAN LINDA HODSON LOIS LEAS ARLAN BANTER , - ' V, 47 r 7 kk, , 4 - A v . 'Qu I , . . o , 0 0 L, a Al - ' g f y l 1 X 55' i A 1 ' , + 3 .M L . 1 - Q 4 Q v ' C ax' 1' V, I ' A I 41 ' . ' Og vl- 4 Jr? WI ' ' ' -' 18 EUGENE BANTER JACK BANTER FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY We Freshrnen :of 1948-49 started our twelve years through school August 23, 1940. The starting class consisted of 4 girls and 10 boys. Mrs. Darrow guided us through the first two years. The 4 girls were LaVonne Booher, Anne Stephenson, Marie Earhart, and Lois Leas. The 10 boys were Harry Couch Jr., Robert Jackson, Rxcn- ard James, Ronald James, Mack Buckland, Jerry Kipliner, Richard Brown, Roger Buckland, Marvin Norris, and James Marshall. In January 1941 Maud Hicks entered our first grade from Banquo. Robert Weaver entered from Monument City in 1942. Delronda Julian and Gene Foreman entered from Chester and Cora Banter entered from Roll in 1943. In our sixth year of school Linda Hodson from Upland, Diana Baker from Popular Grove, Betty Coppock from Marion, Charles Hielein from Van Buren, and Clara Mae Grissell from Peoria Illinois joined our class. When we became seventh graders, two new students joined our class, namely, Leroy Wesco from Marion, and Dorothy Logan from Warren. Jack Hood entered from Van Buren in our eighth year. In our Freshman year so far Clara Folley has entered from Marion, and Billy Barnes from Lancaster. The students who have moved away during the nine years are: Anne Stephenson, Marvin Norris, Robert Jackson, Richard Brown, Jerry Kipliner, James Marshall, Gene Foreman, Diana Baker, Charles Hielein, Clara Mae Grissell, Dorothy Logan and Leroy Wesco. We now have 14 students in our class. qflox x - , v, 9 -1 Q Q , if tg. ig. was ,-fa-9 mga 4 x 0 -.- Q' 3 : ' y, lf. xr I ,if 19 X . E535 M 1 J ,- Q-'A .N h f' ' X '. f ' P5-' pd ' - O Q .. - W H K U .Q 4 , V -1. 'fb A ' 'O 'AF ' Q... WN 'Jw f .1-' , iq . . 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Daughtery, J. Blinn. M. Buckland. I. Dillon, D. Shultz. J. D. Blinn, J. Palmer. R. Barker, E. Banter, G. Spaulding. R. James. FOURTH ROW: B . Furnish, M. Jones, E. Turner. R. Stepp. Z0 of 90 0 ' O 990 0,24 V V Q w :9i Yi 'K ' I , g f 2 '- 1 m ,. '-vga! - R 7 G., . y su e 0' lx ...X xi ' I ' A 1, fe, ' ' 1 MTL f . f .551 . ag, A ' -A . 6 .J-U ' gg, . f , ' K X N m 1 , . j X. FIRST ROW: . Stroup, D. Myers. M SECOND ROW: J. McCord, R. Kimmel D Rennaker R James B Slusher THXRD ROW: F. Schoeff. W. Slusher M Loyd K Schoeff D Kxmmel FOURTH ROW: B. Booher, D. Wright. G Hunmcutt Z1 i N c X is QQ, 'N Q A ' if 'lf Q r - . v, 5 ,Q . 1 'Ag i' H 31 agp 'F 4 J A '45 Fo' A be-2 7 A9 Q '.. I t .iff -. K Qs' ' N is If 0 ERIUES 'g.t t ' m FIRST ROW: SE COND ROW: THIRD ROW: 5. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: f FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Harold Rennaker, Jerry Keirstead. Sharon Griffith, Betty Creed, Becky Beavans, Alice Booher, Carol Gilbert, Jerry Blinn, Dick, Johnson, Floyd Miller, Stanley Morton, Richard Wiggins. Roy Schoeff, Peter Schlotter, Carl Harper, Bob Palmer, Jon Stroup, Larry Schlotter, James Turner, Miss Pinney. Mary Pattison, and Elnora Folley not pictured. Tom Baker, Bob Foreman, John Jones, Neldon Lightle, Keith Adrianson, Gerald Runkle, Tex Kline, James Brinneman. Roxie Palmer, Bonnie Buckland, Nancy Grove, Freda Moorman, Claudine King, Frances Schoeff, Byrliss Griffith, Carlyn Kimmel, Patty Dillon, Arlet Crisamore. Mrs. Baker, Shirley Lee, Ardith Banter. Carroll Morrison, Jack Leas, Jerry Tucker, Dean Daw- son, Franklin Slusher, Miss Pinney. Oliver Spaulding, David Hogston. Delbert Turner, Don Slusher. Ileen Banter, Janice Banter, Norma Miller, Betty Buckland, Delores Jones, Donna Slusher, Carol Rennaker, Phillis Moorman, Mary Ann Hunnicutt. Mrs. Baker, Marie Foreman, Fern Baker, Roger Buckland. Mary Lou Blinn, Marrianna Friar, Sandra Coppock. ZZ L , 'lk-fi! , f-,,j,., M ' 1 QA J. ri TE' fq 1' ' ig L 71' , 4---4' f-I . ' -A ' avi riff f ' 1 -1' ' g A D mv 46? . P.-, 23 Ll.. X 4129 A! W bg .0 ww, . L XX ' Xf. L. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Z? FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: I-T l-I ,I Q .gy :mf- fo W Sgt .. ar- t T 'Y-A f --f Dewain Cobbs, Larry Gilbert, James Foreman, Warren Morton, Marshall Morton, Dennis Fore- man. David Hicks, Jerry Long, Burl Turner. Betty Lou Palmer, Jane Anne Williams, Judy Jones, Becky Tarr, Joyce Ann Herring, Zenith Wamsley, Gennie Baker, Suzanne Colbert, Sue Booher, Karen Slusher. Tommy Thinnes, DeWayne Keplinger, David Wyatt, Joyce Wright, Ermadell Rennaker, Steph- en Stepp, Eddie Foust, Melvin Roush, Mary Cris- amore, Mary Lou Hogston, Mrs. Darrow. Robert Folley and Rickie Couch not pictured. Jean Blinn, David King, Pat Wiggins, Verlis Slusher. Monnie Love, Sondra Lee, Linda Myers, Mary Earhart, Martha Chapman, Bonita Blinn, Glenneth Rennaker, Dixie Palmer. Mrs. Blinn, Russell Brinneman, Joyce Turner, Louise Howell, Nancy Lougheed, Karen Runkle, Lyle Brinneman, Lyle Boxell. Bobby McCord, Billy Cloud, Claire McMillan, James Cobb, Clarence Baker, Harold Runkle, Claude McMillan. Sharon Jones, Mary Booher, Donna Foust, Nedra Wiggins, Bennie Schlotter, Deloris Foreman, Kathleen Stroup, Dian Love. Jim Roush, Danny Dawson, Glen Wright, Dale Slusher. Jerry Zoda, Donald Jones, David Schoeff Mrs. Blinn, Z5 4 4 1 In ,J .N 1 a I. I f 1' X- 4, I' ,I -Q , VN Ti ' l I I ll , I . ' 1 , ,wr Y' 'Mill TIIIP 9 ssn nn ,gf X .. XJ -.'Lf.::.'-.,--1-1 F-A ,Inf 1 LY -. 8, ,Hx-Jr' . ow.. ff 1-- af s ,df 4 SENIOR TRIP The Senior class of Jackson Township left Buffton in a chartered bus at 6:30 on Tuesday morning, October 19th. Enroute to Dayton, Ohio. The first place of interest visited was the Mounds City National Park near Chillicothe Ohio. The group crossed the James River at Point Pleasant and went rm to Charleston, West Virginia for the night. The second day's journey took them into the Blue Ridge mountains. Two outstanding mountain sights on this day were those of New River Canyon, the deepest canyon in eastern United States, and Hawks' Nest Rock State Park. Another interesting feature of the day was the visiting of the White Sulphur Springs Health Resort known as The Green Briar Hotel. Its grounds cover seven thousand acres. The group reached Richmond, Virginia at nightfall and spent two nights there. While in the city of Richmond they went on a guided sight-seeing tour and visited the Capitol Building, The White House of the Confederacy, and St. Johns' Church which is 207 years old. At Williamsburg, Virginia they visited the Capitol Building, the Jail, the Governor's Mansion and the George Washington's House. These buildings are not in use now but are kept just as they were in our colonial days for tourists. The next visit was at Jamestown. There they saw a large pier, the museum, some famous statues, and a very old church and cemetery. On Friday the group visited the Fredricksburg battlefield of 1862 and went to Mt. Vernon to visit George Washington's home and his tomb. They arrived in Washington D. C. at noon and spent Friday afternoon and Saturday forenoon visiting some of the noted historical places there. Among them were the Capi- tol Building, Arlington National Cemetery, George Washington's Monument, White House, Lincoln's Memorial, Washington Catherdral and the National Museum. On leaving Washington D. C. enroute home they came through Maryland and Pennsylvania crossing the Alleghany Mountains at their highest point which is 2,850 feet. The last night of the trip was spent in Washington, Pennsylvaia. On Sunday the group traveled on through Pennsylvania and through Ohio by way of Columbus and on home to Jackson arriving there at 5:15. Also making the trip were: Mr. Hannah, senior sponsor, Mr. Roscoe Barker Mrs. Claude Gilbert, and a Farm Bureau group from Wells County. ,, Q0 ' Fi 'I-ic . 1 Il- . l X xx 4 . bg . n 9 A f - X ef 25 2 515 5 n , CW ,,' 'A' img f' .413 Z7 IIIITIUITIES... D Om N-5921 Z8 ACTIVITY PAGE l. Junior Band-Ileen Banter, Mary Lou Blinn, Marianna Friar, Janice Banter, David Hogston, Nancy Grove, Ardith Banter, Marilyn Lloyd, Freda Moorman, Rebecca Bea- vans, Donna Kimmel, Barbara Slusher, and James Turner. Band Director. Z. Senior Class Officers-Jacqueline Stroup, Secretary and Treasurer, Colleen Slusher, Vice-President: Burlin Beavans, President: and William Hannah, Sponsor. 3. T. B. test- Melvin Roush and County Health Nurse, Eloise Fellows. 4. High School Chorus-lst Row: Etta Moorman, Ruth Friar, Sue Grove, Barbara Bea- vans, Norma Murray, and LaVonne Booher. Znd Row: Joyce Dillon, Lois Leas, Donna Buckland, Donna Booher, Pat Kierstead, Betty Coppock, and Doris Blinn. 3rd Row: Mrs. Lindstrand, Peggy Oxley, Winifred Griffith, Wanetta Slusher, Janice Barker, Esther Maddox, Lois Logan, Delronda Julian, and Linda Hodson. 4th Row: Harold Lloyd, Nor- man Schweikhardt, Bob Grove, Robert Friar, Junior Couch, Wilber Slusher, Wayne Pen- rod, and Bill Couch. 5. Class Play-Norma Murray, John McMillan, Bill Couch, Donna Booher, Janice Barker, Winifred Griffith, Jacqueline Stroup, Bob Grove, Richard Schelling, Colleen Slusher, and on floor Norman Schweikhardt, and Wayne Penrod. Name of play, Fixin' Aunt Fanny. 6. Junior Class Officers-Janice Barker, Secretary and Treasurerg Mr. Hodson, Sponsor: Richard Shelling, Vice President, and Norman Schweikhardt, President. 7. Senior Band-lst Row: Janice Barker, Joan Myers, Winifred Griffith, Lois Leas, Linda Hodson, Willis Slusher, Arlan Banter, Ellen Banter, and Sue Grove. Znd Row: Jun- ior Couch, Rosie Barker, Barbara Beavans, Peggy Shultz, James Turner, Band Director, Cora Banter, Robert Friar, Carl Kierstead, Bob Grove, and Norman Schweikhardt. 8. High School Quartet-Norman Schweikhardt, Ruth Friar, Norma Murray, and Bill Couch. Pianist, Peggy Shultz. 9. 9 and 10 Home Economics- Peggy Shultz, Joan Myers, Lois Leas, Barbara Beavans, Miss Garrett, instructor, Kate Lee, Lois Logan, Eilleen Slusher, Claire Folley, Donna Anderson, Linda Hodson, LaVonne Booher, Etta Moorman, Betty Coppock, Marie Earhart, and Maude Hicks. 10. Freshman Class Officers-Betty Coppock, Treasurer, Lois Leas, Secretary: Miss Garrett, Sponsor: LaVonne Booher, Vice-President: and Junior Couch, President. ll. Sophomore Class Officers-Eilleen Slusher, Vice-President: Peggy Shultz, Treasurer, James Love, Sponsorg Joan Myers, Secretaryg and Richard Stroup, President. 12. ll and 12 Agriculture Class-lst Row: Jack Cloud, John McMillan, Bob Grove, Nor- man Schweikhardt, Lawson Lee, Richard Schelling, and Bill Myers. Znd Row: Frank Barker, Burlin Beavans, Bill Couch, Wayne Penrod. Harold Lloyd. and Don Lyons, James Love, Instructor. 13. ll and lZ Home Economics Class-lst Row: Donna Buckland, Dixie Kline, Peggy Oxley, Donna Booher, Janice Barker, Esther Maddox, and Ruth Friar. Znd Row: Miss Garrett, Instructor, Wanetta Slusher, Winifred Griffith, Doris Blinn, Colleen Slusher, Norzna Murray, Jacqueline Stroup, and Doris Lawrence. 14. 9 and 10 Agriculture-lst Row: Eugene Banter, Jack Banter, Jim Herring, Bob Weaver, Robert Friar, Carl Kierstead, and Arlan Banter. Znd Row: Bob Leas, Frank Minnich, Junior Couch, James Love, Instructor, Wilber Slusher, Richard Stroup, and Bill Barnes. 15. Chemistry Class-lst Row: Harold Lloyd, Norma Murray, John McMillan, Colleen Slusher, and Norman Schweikhardt. Znd Row: Ruth Friar, Bill Couch, Jackie Stroup, John Hoover, and Bob Grove . 3rd Row: Frank Barker, Burlin Beavans, Richard Shell- ing, Wayne Penrod. Jack Cloud, Janice Barker, and Mr. Love, Instructor. Z9 .-K. qw. 3-'Wigs . ,.,Y....-5A.A,,.,,, rf -. S. -e , , ' , ,z 'Jf77F74 'W f ., as 4 .za ,gg E' x ,.,. ,', ' L if - H F ?n4 55531 xg- --fYf'!f x Q - , 1 .Q 21.2 I ' ..f Q ..5t1r'V 'K A , 356' 1 V fr. ri. f 1. ,, 3g'i'i lf .,A. 'f -f 1 WN g .. 4 I I I 'Q ,el T C. . , wyw-f+ , Q 1 I I x xx 5 3945 4 7 1 Q' - Q. - ,Sz V A Q 3' fu - I x I Q X 1 53.54-I ix KET . .A , ... ffjff ' B. BEAVANS , ,, M - ., . ,QV4 Q , Va i.-sri! wif ' ' , wifi f T- -- 3 R STROUP ff:- - ' ., 7 Q - - . - ' ,- w. PENROD B. GROVE . 'a5f.,.g- ' N., 1.,ff.Q. ,, 1 I K L. , , , - Q, 1' 'Y 7 QQ , , -..., ., . 'Q ' ,, - . ,... . .. W-W---V---1-,, 5 fu? 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K ' .Og el' A o' u is 'Q ff . .vh-4 .3 ll X ll' I ll ll In W!! 'F ev I I Bryant .... Liberty... Jefferson Markle . . . Union ..... Rockcree Roll ....... Chester .. Andrews. Lancaster fCounty Tourney, FIRST ROW I Hoover W Penrod L Lee I McM111a.n W Slusher R Leas H Lloyd SECOND ROW E Banter F Barker N Sch exkhardt R Stro p R Grove B Beavans OUR BASKETBALL TEAM Our team which consists mostly of Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores began their basketball training while they were in the 7th and 8th grades. Mr. Love, their coach, taught them many of the fundamentals of basketball. After they entered high school they received their training under Coach Hannah. In 1945-46, the seniors, who were then Freshmen, qualified and began playing on our second team. These Seniors were L. Lee, B. Beavans, F. Barker, and B. Myers. The next year B. Beavans and L. Lee began playing as regulars on the varsity team and continued throughout school. In this same year, Freshmen, N. Schweikhardt, B. Grove, B. Couch, and W. Penrod also played on the varsity team. 1947-48 found the varsity team consisting of all Sopho- mores and Juniors namely, B. Beavans. L. Couch, B. Grove, W. Penrod, and N. Schweikhardt. This year the same boys played on our varsity team in addition to D. Lyons, W. Slusher, and R. Stroup. Last year the boys won 9 out of 18 games. This year they broke their record by winning 14 out of 17 games, so far. We would like to mention the fact that this team has brok- en quite a few records for the school. In 1948, they won the first tournament game in the history of Jackson, they have won a larger percentage of games in one year than any other Jackson team, and they also received our first trophy this year by winning the 4-team tournament at West Rockcreek Our student managers are: John Hoover and Harold Lloyd. 0 Q' ogg? ' YS QR! ,lg It X' f f ' FT E! o 0 X ' 3 Q AJW L 59 0 gs!!! - 'F - xg, ,. Q ,, . t f - .1 C 1 n ' pg- -Xl uIm s- 32 HHN Frank: You quit your job because of illness? Bill M.: Yes, the boss was sick of me. Doris and John were driving along a public highway. John was driving with one hand and had the other around Doris Traffic Cop: Hey, Buddy, don't you think you had better use both hands? John: I would, sir but I have to have one to drive with. Two girl twins had reached the age of about 55 and neither of them had a chance to get married yet. They were saying their prayers one night by the bedside. This was one of their prayers: Dear Lord, I'm not asking anything for myself, but please send my my sister a brother-in-law. Amen. Mrs. Hodson: Gar, do you think you are backing the car straight? Mr. Hodson: Well the front is in the road so I guess the back is too. Donna Booher: Oh! My corn hurts. Do you have a corn? Mr. I-Iannah: No, I keep the dirt washed off my feet so a corn doesn't have a chance to grow. Jim Love: Really John, your hand- writing gets worse ajl the time. John Hoover: Well, Jim if I wrote any better you'd be finding fault with my spelling. Willis eating Italian spaghetti Willis: Boy this stuff is hot. Bob W.: It warms you all the way down. Willis: Yea, my feet are beginning to sweat. Norma: What did the lightning bug say when he backed into the meat grinder? Jackie: I don't know. Norma: I'm delighted. Bevington: What would you do if you were going down the road 60 miles per hour and had a. blowout? Harold L.: Get out and fix it. 33 Stan: Mamma, what is a second-story man? Mrs. Hannah: Your father is one. If I don't believe his first story he always has another ready. Winnifred G.: Don't drive so fast around corners, it makes me nervous. Bill C.: If you don't want to get scared, do as I do - shut your eyes when we come to the corners. Cop fTo excited lady driverlz Use your noodle, lady, use your noodle. Mrs. Darrow: My goodness where is it? I've pushed and pulled everything in the car. It takes face powder to get a man-baking powder to keep him. Mother: Why did Donald get such a bad mark in history? Miss Garrett: He didn't know when George Washington died. Mother: How should he? We live on a back country road and never see any funerals go by Joe: What's a panther? Shxnoez A panther is a perthon who makes panth. Mother: I hope you were quiet at school today, Tommy. Tommy T.: Yes, mother-I fell asleep right after I got there, and the teacher said she would tan the hide of anybody that woke me up. Norma S.: Darling, I love you very much. I may not be rich like Joe Hill, I may not spend money like Joe Hill, but I would do anything in the world for you. Peggy S.: Will you introduce me to Joe Hill? 1-lx 8. we 5 904 T ., ' 'I' lx I N 0 ' K1 F6-ag eg O: 5,4 A f ' O l.. v Xttx' A S .J--f 'ce I'--f' :Sf gf '5- efw, -' 1 'S Q' .. 41' 'J O 1' 'K F-.T k N 1, L b O f . Q hh ' w ' xl! ' Q 293 ' 'N Ay V 9- ' 49 4 K, . ' .Qi o- o xl vii F H 34 SIIIITS S : .. , ,,...f Gb:R.,,,lp,-, 1 1, R 0 u-l,,4 nun-us f fi 3 1,411-.. 1 ,QA 1 H :a--A' V ' L-'x . I Wh X' l ,ir X 1 A 'f ?e1 4493 9 I 1'-4 i Q.fffR 4- I q I E r' in 993 'bbq . ' O 0 , 'Li ' 5 ' ' ' N C , Po' .X at .lx . Q 0 Xl' 'R x ., I, . If 'Q f-'-'- i..p fyvwub THE CROSSING OF THE BAR Sunset and evenxng star And one clear call for me And may there be no moanlng of the bar When I put out to sea But such txde as movmg seems asleep Too full for sound and foam When that wh1ch drew from out the boundless deep Turns agaxn home And after that the dark And may there be no sadness of farewell When I embark For tho from out our bourne of t1me and place The flood may bear me far I hope to see my pxlot face to face When I have crossed the bar Grace baker who d1ed July 3 1948 IS sadly mzssed by her many fnends and classmates af I Twilight and evening bell, ' 36 WMM j 00 00' QQ E3 I -'iw is I , ' 7,:Pf , . , ' rs v w WS: . ,I A , Q -' N -fa . Ox ' ' -M 0 Q- 1 - 5 Af sq 4- 9 N A v 1 4 ,W v nl 7 Llfcp 5 U ' 11' 'K C x O ,L 1-VN AI UMNAE DIRECTORY Class of 1918 L eon Kilander-R.R.k'Z, Montpelier, Indiana Floyd Runkle-Fort Wayne. Indiana Wilma Kilander Swagger-R.R.4ll , Van Buren, Indiana Florence Zoda Hines-R.R.tH, Elwood. Indiana Cleman Wilson-Warren, Indiana Laura Riggs Hess-California Mary Dawson Roush-R.R.4l, Poneta, Indiana Garret Lloyd-Fort Wayne. Indiana Ona Sliger Johnson-R.R.9Z. Ohio City, Ohio Lillian Leas Bradford-R.RJU. Warren, Indiana Glennis Lee Felton-Van Buren, Indiana Donald Lloyd-R.R.fl6, Marion, Indiana Olen Mclntire-Ossian, Indiana Leatha McMillan-R.R.f4Z. Warren. Indiana Robert Zent-R.R.ifZ, Warren. Indiana Irene Runkle I-Ielms-R.R.NZ, Warren, Indiana James Mann-828 W . V4 abash St.. Bluffton, Indiana Keith Schoeff-Warren, Indiana Ralph Booher-Deceased Norman Williams-Deceased Class of l939 Jean Campbell Nelson-R.R.rtZ. Warren, Indiana Helen V-'illiamson Losure-Marion. Indiana Betty Kiflander Griffith-723 Jackson St., Fort Wayne,Ind. Francis Martin Babb-I7Zl W, llth St., Munice, Indiana Grace Dollar Ray-Pooli, Indiana Eileen Wilson Smelser-R.R.NZ, Warren, Indiana Ruth Satterthwaite- Dorothy Turney I-Iarshbarger-Anderson, Indiana Ned Morrison-R.R.HZ. Warren, Indiana Esther Stinson Mann-B28 W . Wabash St.. Bluffton. Indiana Donald Mclntire-Hartford City, Indiana Dean Richardson-Deceased John Morrison-Deceased Class of l940 Rolland Stroup-R.R.0l6, Marion. Indiana Ray Dawson-Fort Wayne, Indiana Helen Miller-Marion, Indiana Thomas Wildey-Marion. Indiana Norman Bradley-Hartford City, Indiana Robert Boxell-R.R.HZ. Warren, Indiana Betty Dehne-Marion, Indiana Claudine Gilbert Stroup-R.R.M6. Marion, Indiana Pearl Norris Bradley-Hartford City, Indiana Wilma Beavans Reading-R.R.9H , Upland. Indiana Margaret Spaulding I-Ihan-Bluffton, Indiana Adrianna Little Myers-R.R.tIZ, Warren, Indiana Ruth Holdren Kirchwood-Hartford City, Indiana Laura Jane Foust Boxell-Fort Wayne. Indiana Ellen Adsit Mclntire-Ossian. Indiana Pauline Lloyd Boxell-R.R.0Z. Warren, Indiana Class of 1941 Eloise Reed Swagger-R.R.H6, Marion, Indiana Dean Riggs-R.R.06, Marion. Indiana George Maddox-Marion. Indiana Ellen Kilander Huffman-Cssian. Indiana Carol Williams Ballard-R.R.WZ, Warren, Indiana Bonnie Booher Landis-2807 S. Gallatin. Indiana Wayne Sills-Montpelier, Indiana Doris Stinson Cline-R.R.HZ. Montpelier, Indiana Robert N. Smith-Cozy Court, Fort Wayne. Indiana Veda Spaulding Helm-Pickens St.. Hartford City, Ind. Lillian Richardson Lusher-R.R.H6, Marion, Indiana Catherine Huffman long-R.RJi6. Marion. Indiana Arthur Smith-Montpelier, Indiana Margaret Adsit Smith-Hartford City, Indiana Glen Keith I ee-R.R.llZ, Warren, Indiana Martha Williams Schoeff-Warren, Indiana Evelyn Lee Schwiekhardt-R.RJl6, Marion. Indiana John Losh-New Jersey Bonnie Hobbs-Marion. Indiana Billy Griffith-Deceased Class of l94Z Max Clark-R.R.NZ, Warren. Indiana Dale Dawson-R.RJll, Wollcot. Indiana Areba Zoda Meyers-R.R.06, Marlon. Indiana Class of 1942 Continued Joe Daugherty-R.R.iH, Warren, Indiana Martha K. Williamson Sparks-Van Buren. Indiana Mildred Ramsey Lamb-R.RJf3, Montpelier, Indiana James Leas-R.R.0Z, Montpelier, Indiana Edwin Campbell-R.R.46. Marion, Indiana Wayne Jones-R.R.?fZ, Warren, Ihdiana Howard Riggs-Roll, Indiana John Wrestler-R.R. MZ, Montpelier, Indiana Boyd Schweikhardt-R.R.06. Marion, Indiana Ortell McClain-Decatur, Indiana Class of 1943 . Dwight Booher'-R.R.NZ, Montpelier. Indiana Vera Losh Baker-3630 S. Selby St., Marion, Indiana Bill Ballard-R.R.tIZ, Warren, Indiana Wilma McCleary- Harold Stinson-Hartford City. Indiana Anna Lou Maddox Gray-Marion, Indiana Joan Burklo Pearson-R.R.4i. Albany. Indiana Jack Pearson-R.R.?H, Albany. Indiana Robert Beavans-R,R.NZ, Warren, Indiana Eldora Griffith Chaney-Montpelier, Indiana Class of I944 Gene Anderson-R.R.fv'6. Marion. Indiana Allison Dawson-Montpelier, Indiana Norma Booher Holloway-R.R.if6. Marion, Indiana Rodger Little-Deceased Martha Ballinger Miller-Marion, Indiana Cloyce Ballard-R.R.92, Warren, Indiana Hugh Mclntire-Muncie, Indiana Clyde Lloyd-R.R.ifZ, Warren. Indiana Kyler Runkle-R.RJfZ. Montpelier, Indiana Harry Landis-Hartford City. Indiana Freda Ritchy Lutz-Marion, Indiana Kate Buckland Slater-Montpelier, Indiana Lucille Beymer Beavans-R.R.i4Z, Warren, Indiana Patricia Dehne Davis-Warren. Indiana Madeline l-'Iorea Blue-Unknown Class of 1945 Donald Leas-R.R.ftZ. Montpelier. Indiana Hugh Runkle-Fort Wayne. Indiana Wilma Slusher-R.RJfZ, Warren. Indiana Class of 1946 Jean Tucker Mendenhall-R.R.0l, Warren. Indiana Paul Sills- U.S. Air Corps Wilma Palmer Lacey-Anderson. Indiana Samuel Lloyd-Fort Wayne, Indiana Garl James-Warren, Indiana Martha Shoemaker Buzzard-R.R.if3, Warren, Indiana Floyd Landis-R.R.0Z, Montpelier. Indiana Thurl Mann- Oma D. Moorman Zent-R.R.iI2, Warren. Indiana Helen Buckland James-Warren, Indiana Merl Mann- Patricia Coppock Banter-R.RJlZ, Warren, Indiana Class of 1947 John Gilbert-R.R.lfZ, Warren, Indiana Sarah Swaim-R.R.NZ. Montpelier. Indiana Robert Schuller-R.R.llZ. Warren, Indiana Verlis Payne-R.RJfZ. Warren. Indiana Elnora Slusher-R.R.MZ. Warren. Indiana Gene Gilbert-R.R.if6, Marion, Indiana Betty Spaulding-R.R.JIZ. Warren, Indiana Roger Beavans-U.S. Navy Charles Thinnes-U.S. Army Bill Ormsby-Indianapolis, Indiana Class of 1948 John Thinnes-R.R.0Z, Montpelier. Indiana Richard Groves-R.R.0Z, Warren. Indiana Virginia Stinson-R.RJfZ. 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America for which they fought. if P ..... Peace for which they died. S ..... Service they gave for us. ROGER LITTLE wr !A l 'Us NORMA N WILLIAIWS .Q 'vl P l,'j 7 ,, it ARDSON if Q lie 5 Q-. JC. C Bl-IN MORRISON DEAN RICH W ILLIAM GRIFFITH 3 HISTORY OF BUILDING One hundred and eight years ago a system was established in Jackson Township. A modest one room school was erected near the Salamonie river at Sugar Grove. A suitable marker, erected in 1932, perpetuates the memory of this first school in the minds of the citizens of Jackson Township. From that mod- est beginning the educational system has grown through the years to the present modern consolidated school. In 1936 the Federal Government offered to assist the town- ship to obtain a new school building. This offer was in line with the govermental policy of creating new wealth and at the same time assisting those people who were victims of the depression. The new building was erected at a cost of S1Z5,600. The gov- ernment through its agency, The Works Progress Adminstra- tion, furnished 598,000 for its share of the cost. Therefore, the cost to Jackson Township was only S27,600. The township sold bonds amounting to S20,500. The remainder of the 527,600 was obtained by razing the one room school buildings and using the material in the. new building. The State Board of Education issued a continuous commission to the new school immediately. Ordinarily a new school is in operation for some time before a continuous commission can be obtained. The first year of school in the new building began in 1937. ft, N A. BERT Custard Trustee WAYNE LEE County Superintendent 4