Jackson High School - Ecalpinu Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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ligzolpinu ..lo:s2: FEBRUARY 1---Ecalpinu campaign begins. 2'--lacksonfCollege View, 12-8, ours. 5-jackson margins VN7ymore, 1'ifl4. 9-LINCOLN HIGH BOWS TO JACKSON, 2045. 12-jackson wins from Havelock, l5f6. 15--Heart-sister week begins. Boys feel hurtfbut seem to cash in on share of candy. 16-jackson loses to Bethany in first of two scheduled games. 19-Cathedral game, 2719. I, H. S. Juniors choose rings. 261-Iackson beats Lincoln reserves, 16f13. MARCH 1'-jackson winner of Greater Lincoln title, by defeating Bethany 1743. 4fG. R. conference at Omaha. 7fSeniors win interfclass tournament for boys. Zifjuniors win intewclass tournament for girls. 15-HifY, G. R. bowery party. Rootbeer and more rootbeer. l7fSt. Patricl-r's day, nothing green in evidence but freshmen. L'Lady of the Terrace given for the activity members. 18-gOperetta again presented, gymnasium filled to capacity. gives services. l7fl9--State Basketball tournament at Lincoln. Jackson HifY 2lfZ6fSpring vacation. APRIL 1-Declamatory contest. 4-junior rings begin to appear. Sfjunior convocation. 8f9--District music contest at York, J. H. S. has many entries. 15' -Misner players present New Brooms. li-4HifY convocation. lla-Gym Jamboree. Oh! those gymnasts. 29'-Music convocation. MAY 5-Dramatics department convocation. 6f7-State music contest at Lincoln. 6-Southeastern Nebraska track meet at Beatrice. l3fl4-State track meet at Lincoln. 144-luniorfSeni0r banquet at the Lindell Hotel. 16-School exhibition for P. T. A. in connection with the 19120-Seniors present The Enemy for class play. 27-Senior day!! May Festival. 27-Sophomores also picnic. JUNE 3-fOlympics. 3--Athletic convocation for presentation of letters. 5fBaccalaureate services at First M. E. 9-Commencement exercises--and the class of '32 says Goodbye jackson. 1- ockson High School: Page Th irty-thrrec'

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lfgolplnu ...lq52: CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 14-School doors open with squeeks and groans echoed by like noises from the four hundred. 26--Seniors elect Miss Gadd and Miss Jenkins sponsors. This is Miss Gadd's fourth year as leader of this class. 30--Home Room representatives announced. Activity Association announces program. OCTOBER 2--Archers appear in new costumes. O my eyes! Jackson ties with Wymore 6f6, for first gridfbattle of the season. 5'-G. A. A. announces that sixty girls have joined its ranks. 6-Hi-Life editors chosen. 7'-Hi-Y initiation. 8-N. H. S. P. A. convention-Jackson host! HifY boys taking seats very carefully. 9-Bethany 7, jackson O. O well! l4fG. R. initiation. QIackson's HifY president elected head of Lancaster county clubs. 16-jackson defeats Lincoln reserves 13-O. lSfMiss Flader and Miss Carter Chosen junior sponsors 2OfSenior picnic at Shrine club. 25-J. H. S. defeats VJahoo. 284And also Cathedral. NOVEMBER 4-Grades out today. 6-Homecoming convocation--a new trick at jackson. Jackson 0, Crete 40. Oh my! 13-College View gets beat 27'7! 'Rayl 'LA Pair of Sixesf' presented in gym. 20-1-lacksonfAshland, 8fO: our favor. 26--jackson loses to Havelock, 6f0. 270.9--State HifY convention in Omaha. H. S. represented. DECEMBER 1-HifY, G. R. joint meeting in gym. 4--Annual football banquet. 77Sophomore party, Miss Nebe, Miss Wells, sponsors, chaperone NEG. A. A. Xmas party Uingle bellsj. l4-H. R. Basketball tournament starts. 184Alumni game opens B. B. season. 18 to Ian. 4-'Christmas vacation. Period of sleeping, eating, and generally raising the dickens. JANUARY 7-G. A. A. bob-sled party opens a new fad. 8-Kearney takes jackson 2.8'l8. Sftough. I2-Ecalpinu staff chosen. 15-jackson wins from Fairbury, 2747. 16-Juniors hold party. 19-Nebraska Deaf beat us, l6f13. Fellows seem to like Omaha. 224jackson beat Hastings 20-17, Keeno! 26iAnd then loses to Crete 19f9, there. 27-End of first semester-only one semester left, seniors! 29-Hastings takes licking from H. S. 2049. -T ockson High School:

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'74-3 ' -T-fgolpinu -lqszz A PAIR OF SIXES A Farce in Three Acts by Edward Peple Presented by the jackson High Dramatics Department November 13 Under the Direction of Mlss IDA MAY FLADER Cast George B. Nettleton... .....,....,..,,..... ........ D elmar Nuetzman T. Boggs johns ....,., .............. R oland Nye Krome .......................,. ........ W illiam Lowell Miss Sally Parker .,....,... ......... E dna Souders Thomas J. Vanderholt ....... ........... I rwin Ryan Tony Toler ................,..,. ........ C arlisle Myers Mr. Applegate ............. .,...., L ester McDaniels Office Boy ,..,,..,....,,.,,,,... ........ T homas Cornell Shipping Clerk ....,.,..,....... ......,....... C hris Bitner Mrs. George B. Nettleton ..... ....,...,..,.,. V ivianne Parry Miss Florence Cole .........,. ....... G eraldine Woodford Coddles ...................,...... ,............, .................. L 0 is Lehigh Synopsis The story concerns two business men Nettleton and johns, who could not get along and who finally decided to settle their difficulties by a game of chance, the loser becoming the servant of the winner for a year. As Mr. Johns lost he became Mr. Nettleton's servant. This did not settle their difficulties, however, and the two men fought as much as ever.. Miss Florence Cole, Mr. John's fiance, finally settled the quarrel and the two men were released from the contract because it had been made under a game of chance, In the end the partners were at peace. THE LADY OF THE TERRACE An Operetta in Two Acts by Arthur Penn Presented March 18: by the jackson Music Classes under the direction of Miss MARJORIE MILLER Cast Dennis O'Hara ........... ..................... ....... L y le Lindquist Molly O'Hara ................ ........... . ....,.. M argaret Barnes Lady Eileen Stanford ....... .......... E lizabeth Nichols Sir Clarence .................... ........ D elmar Nuetzman Sir Gerald ................... ...,.,........ R oland Nye Mr. john Chandler ..... ........ W illiam Stearns Clare Chandler ....... ............ V ivianne Parry Squire Michael ................ .................................... I rwin Ryan Peggy Craughmont ............... ....... ...............i.... I m atineej Doris Miller feveningj Geraldine Woodford Lady Mary fLady of the Terracel ........................ ...................................... I une Pinson Synopsis Sir Gerald Craughmont, a young Irish nobleman, owner of the castle of Craughmont which is heavily mortgaged to his uncle, Squire Michael, rents the castle as a summer home to Mr. John Chandler and his daughter Clare. Clare becomes quite interested in the old Irish legend which Gerald tells her about the castleg viz: Many years ago a former Lady Mary of Craughmont fell during the festivities attending her betrothal, and as a result, died quite suddenly. Frequently since then she has been seen to appear on moonlight nights, singing a plaintive melody. The rest of the plot is concerned with unfolding the meaning of this version and the happiness which it brings to the characters of the story. li ockson High School: