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.Ti-le ec-mu..-plnu.- Semester grades!!'? ! 26. Mr. Kuykendall, new commercial instructor, arrives. 27. Debates with Grand Island and Hastings. February 6. Hastings 26, Jackson 24. Two extra periods. Jackson 21, Fairbury 19. Good ending for a two-day trip. . Jackson 22, College View 13. Revenge is sweet!- Heart Sister Week. Who was Mr. Beechner's heart sister?!? 13. Archers enjoy first party. ' 16. Final cast for Campus Daze chosen. 17. Jackson 27, Havelock 20! Nothing wrong with our team! 18. G. R. Heart Sister Party. All mysteries cleared up. 19. Ecalpinu staff elected. Only six and all that work! 20. Juniors choose rings. Feminine ring collectors sit up and take notice. Jackson 26, Wymore 16. Big dope upset. 24. Jackson 31, Wesleyan Prep 10. 26. Girls basketball tournament. Seniors win! Rah Seniors! 27. Campus Daze presented before an audience of six hundred. ' March 1. Two debates with Fremont. Each won one, so no feelings hurt. . 4. Flower Day! First day of ,subscription drive for Ecalpinu. 200 or none! 5. Jackson 18, Valparaiso 4. First round in Wesleyan tournament. 6. Ja.ckson defeats Weston by a 22 to 6 score. Second round. Exciting end to subscription drive. 205 at final count! A 7. Jackson defeats College View 24 to 17 in semi-finals. Win first place in Regional Tournament by defeating Havelock 25 to 14! 10. Debate team to Omaha for three debates. 11. Grades again! First six weeks of second semester. 12. G. A. A. buffet supper in gym. State Basketball Tournament. Jackson 13, Gothenburg 9. 13. Jackson 17, Hastings 16. Most sensational game of tournament. Jordan's free throw in extra period wins game. 14. Defeated in semi-finals by Nebraska Deaf. Jackson fourth in state. Debaters win from Lincoln High for sixth successive time. 16. Seniors choose formal announcements. . 18. Glee clubs, orchestra, octettes, and soloists busy practicing for District Music Contest at Geneva. 20. Professor Haney gives Liquid Air Demonstration at convocation. Plenty cool! Declamatory Contest. E 24. Joint Hi-Y and G. R. meeting. Mr. Kuykendall sings and dances. Girl Reserves selling doughnuts again. N0 fatalities reported, but flag pole missing since some one threw a few of the worst ones at it. 25. Senior class play selected and date set for May 8. May 16 date set for Junior-Senior banquet. 26. Jackson wins all-city typing contest. Both classes! Talking of speed! 27. G. A. A. convocation. Ask the boys if the G. A. A.'s aren't clever! Juniors eagerly awaiting arrival of rings. Seniors vote on class flower, colors, and motto. School out at three o'clock. Spring vaca- tion. What a relief! 7. 10 April 4. District Commercial Contest. ' 6. Back to school again after spring vacation. 9, 10, 11. District Music Contest. Very successful! Jackson wins three firsts. 14. Regional Declamatory Contest. Delmar Neutzman, Helen Morgan, place. Hi-Y cabinet for next year elected. Eugene Pester, president. 15. Committees for Junior-Senior chosen and work begun. Margaret Barnes is Social Chair- man. 17. Senior pictures much in evidence. ' 21. Final cast for Senior play announced. Judges have difficult time. 25. Wesleyan Day. Jackson wins many places! - . May 8. Senior class play. 11. May Day. 16. Junior-Senior banquet at Cornhusker Hotel. 22. Senior convocation-Sneak Day. 27. Honor convocation. 29. Announce new Archers. 31. Baccalaureate Services. Commencement-June 4. Seniors leave to start life anew, Now and ever- Smilin' Thru. M .JQcKsQn HIGH PAGE THIRTY-TWO
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- Tl -'IS ecAl.P.lr1lu. CALENDER September 8. School opens. Four hundred beaming f?J Jacksonites await the opening of the doors. 12. Seniors elect Miss Nebe and Miss Flader for sponsors. 17. Juniors elect sponsors-Miss Gadd and Miss Jenkins . 18. Student Council organization starts work. Lois Tefft, president. 24. First convocation sponsored by Student Council. 24. Faculty enjoy picnic at Pioneer Park. Entertainment furnished by Bailey, Miller, Flader and Jenkins, quartet. 26. Harvard 7, Jackson O. October 1. Hi-Y informal initiation. Poor Freshiesl!! 3. Archers' first appearance. Costume plenty clever! Mr. Beechner, new coach, introduced. First home game. Jackson 19, Bethany 9. 8. Seniors elect officers. Barney Schrepf, president. 9. Juniors elect officers. President, Merrill Morris. 10. Jackson 53, Ashland 0. 14. Hi-Y holds formal initiation. Twenty-five new members. 15. Girl Reserve meeting. New cabinet installed. 16. Interclass typing contest. Second period champion class. Crete 26, Jackson 0. Four backfield men injured. Wotta game!! Our Reserves win from Crete Reserves, 7 to 0. 17. Misner Players present The Kibitzer. 20. Student Council working on Carnival plans. 21. Dramatic play, Smile, Rodney, Smile, chosen. Name of paper changed to Jackson Hi-Life. 22. Mr. Cloud Smith reads play Davey Crockett. Grades. Mama, what does a '7' mean? ' 24. Jackson 65, Wahoo 0. Boys take in Walton carnival. 27. Junior picnic at Auto Park. Lester McDaniels and Opal Folk lose their way! 29. Jackson 40, ,Lincoln Reserves 6. Boys start fad-unearthing old, disreputable hats. November A i ' 4. Sophomores elect officers. George O'Malley, president. 7. Jackson 20, College View 0. G. A. A.'s entertain between halves. Annual city Girl Reserve banquet. Jackson girls in charge of decorations. ,- 11. Convocation-Civil and World War veterans. Oh, those fifes and drums! - P Jackson wins Greater Lincoln 'League championship by defeating Havelock 20 to ! 13. Home Room 12 wins prize for selling most Carnival tickets. , M 14. Carnival! Great success. S180 profit. ' r 15. Everything checked and double-checked. Home Room 1, first in Senior High. Home Room 2, second. Home Room 10, first in Junior High. Home Room 9, second. Weren't those chocolates grand? 18. Final cast for Smile, Rodney, Smile, Chosen, , - , 20. Banking system established for students by Council, 21. Jackson 12, Wymore 7. My, how dirty that mud was! , 26. Faculty have duck dinner at Home Ec. house, Sophs hold class party ,in gym, 27-28. Thanksgiving-and vacation! Fifteen rang! Football boys defeat Auburn V14 to 6, and earn turkey dinner. . December 1. Basketball practice starting. ' - 3. Twelve weeks grades! Mama, Mama!! 5. Smile, R0dIley, Smile presented. Mark McAllister new Beau Brummel, 9. Lions entertain football squad at Cottage Cafe, 10. Typing contest with Alums. Alums victors and Mr, Randall .takes them to a movie, 12. Football banquet. Hugh success! p , . 16. Basketball season opens. Alumni 29, Jackson 18, 18. Jackson wins N scholarship trophy. College View 23, Jackson 22. Too bad! 19. Junior Convocation. Christmas play, The Empty Room. Dec. 19-Jan. 5. Vacation!! Whoopee! , January A 9. Convocation. Two original dramatic skits presented. Jackson 17, Havelock 13. Rah team! 10. Manhattan 28, Jackson 16. 13. Lincoln 22, Jackson 10. Team still below par. 14. Beginning typists win from College View. 15. Bethany 22, Jackson 17. Jackson's hopes for G. L. L. championship shattered. 20. Bethany 24, Jackson 21. 21. Acceptance of Mr. Randal1's resignation is announced. 22. Operetta Campus Daze chosen. 23. Faculty give farewell party for Mr. Randall. CVJQCKSOFI Hlics-.H up PAGE THIRTY-ONE
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Tl-I6 SCQLPIFWU- Financial Statement of IQZI Ecalpinu LIABILITIES Set of walnut office furnitui'e ............. l ..... . . . .s 2,700.00 Stenographers and office boys .... . . 1,199.33 Valet for Business Manager .... K . 124.50 Private secretary for Editor ..... . . 1,003.03 Refreshments for staff ...... 167.65 Taxieabs ................ . . 0,000.05 Staff banquets and parties ..., .. 9,431.83 Limousines for staff ........... . . 33,333.33 Airplane fare on date of issue .... . . 7,481.21 Printing .........,........ 13.75 Engraving .. 50.00 Bills payable ........ 3.30 General depreciation 1.10 Pensions for staff .... .. 44,668.80 3100,177.8S ASSETS For printing pictures ...... .... at 5,323.60 For not printing pictures .... .. 53,236.00 Subscriptions .......... . . 50.50 ' ii? 58,610.10 Jmcxson HIGH PAGE THIRTY-THREE
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