Jackson High School - Ecalpinu Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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I First Semester FLORENCE BRIDGES.. ..... , .... .. MARY MARGARET MORRIS... . .. DOROTHY KNIGHT ...... x M . .... President .... ,..,ViCe-Pres ...... ......Secretary...... ....Treasurer.......... .1UNlOR. OFFICERS CLARENCE SILVERSTRAND MARGARET SERVINE Sponsor Asst. Sponsor FLORENCE BRIDGES MARY MARGARET MORRIS President ' President , I ol' . ' 1 I , Second Semester . ,. , ..... ..MARY MARGARET MORRIS .......... HARRY PITCAITHLEY .......FLORENCE BRIDGES ......IZoRoTHY KNIGHT HARRY PITCAITHLEY ...... Social Chairman ....... . .,... JEAN WOLF .N I K I .Q f' I 1 , ' lg . - f 1 I - f X Y J, I , , f a .a - - I , I , ,. , , , 0 1 7 L a v A 1 ' X I I , fl- . 1 II I V , 4 v x . 1

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Am.ENE E. Wn.uAMs College Prep. Jackson 1-6. Student Council 1, 4. Girl Reserve 1-6. Girl's Athletic Association 1-6. The Forum 5-6. Oflice 6. Ecalpinu, senior editor. Rov H. WELIAMSON College Prep. Jackson 1-6. Student Council 3. Class vice-president 2. 3, 4. Hi-Y 1-6, presi- dent 5. 6. J Club 5-6. Football 5.. Hi- Life, associate editor 5, sports editor 6. Choir 6. Ecalpinu, sports editor Flower of Venezia 6. No Picture RAMONA Cmvsc College Prep. MARION F. WILLIAMS General Jackson 1-6. Girl Reserve 3-6. Libra rian 5. GENIECE ELAINE WILSON General Jackson 1-6. Girl Reserve 1-6. Girl's Ath letic Association 1-6. Art Club 5-6, presi- dent 6. JOEIN ARMSTRONG FULTON General Jackson 1-6. Hi-Y 1-6. Hi-Life assist- ant sports editor 5, assistant business man- ager 6. Bethany High School 1-2. Jackson 3-6. f , ' eff 'w f - W f 6-7, 4 ff1f4fCfd'Q X 'J , , , , , Y, 1 'e , .f 2?'i44 f ' -ff ,. 42? aiezpec-. ,eLf5yf XXZCDPLAP' ee24!f - , A 1' 3 0 - J of ef IL--LLL! .fivbf-ffffff'-' V!i9, ,,1y7 C !fL41f4f23f fj7'1A9' W f!2fI gf I 1 f If ! 2 Xa If Q 2,.f'l,,- f,fc,Z2 .J 44-,e,,e-f P fd ,dyed-4 f-fy' if .Q 414-Ml' . iff 1 ff ,e H f ,lf 6 , f'ff. , ' f ' 12526 eff 6? ,- ff 5144-1-Led-1,-L -f 4-11 ' 'C 5 V 'A 64' 'o 'L'f5'L- ' f'ff J J A f hu 'f ,,g45.cg5eJ1p4fX 2141 .dcugw of 14.4514-7,.f 1-,inf ,v . fifi 237 ' - , i 71 Q- f , ee -A 4-2-ff 6 ee. cf? f'Lf dill ' lf? -49494 ' - fff'f 4? Qrff ' i A' Q ' ' ' 1 , , ' ' ' . V , fv ff 6 , . f . 1 ' , , e'e 5 f f f ' Z'-'D if QC- 1- A-Qfvflf 5,411 L, ' -Y 'Leif' 1 ez, f : ' Q ' . X X K, f I ' I , ,l Yi ,' f fl' X - J 1 If bf v,5 fi v C. wjivf ' ' ZLA -E f -I? LL ,I J - - ,fxffb Iffj K , M4 1 . 1,1-f--Q! f 5 , .,!lggvz, 465, -.. Q . - .ef L .-ee for .1 fe f sf- -6 -he 2- f .2 ' i 1 f ffl!! M, frff 5 1.1.4 ' 'Cao L, E171

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.jUNlORS I 1 I I Humr, Campbell, Currier, Cumminals. Fitch, Lewis Brown, Dunn, Lewis, Vogel, Ifarnsworth. Ketterer, Panzer ' Hilnlrm-th, K'lil'ton, Roselle, Cleinans, Maxwell, Harrington, Derr Worden, Mecllar, liyor, Kopp, Rasmussen, Hartman, Haze-lrigg, Mason Bowmaster, Morris, Bridges, Wolf, Pitczxithley, Knight, Cook The Junior class is outstanding, not only rough and tumble Way. for its prominence in school activities, but Their second party held on April 12, was :uso for Us nmdlynanned socnn funcnons. equaHy successful It took the forni of a The first semester's social function was a class carnival at which the sophomores and roller skating party held in the gymnasium, freshmen were invited guests. December 22 at which the dignified Juniors Tht crowning glory of the season was the conducted themselves in a very sportive, Junior-Senior Banquet held May 18. Not in the picture: Bates. Butler, Burnett, Clark, McCoy, Failing, Gunn, Huffman, E, Larsen Olson, Nelson. Roberts, Stanley. Thompson, VV:1y, Ward and NValker, Qi Carne, Ryan, Craig, Stec-nson, Jackson, Cutshall, Craycraft Ilaclistaclt, Hatch, Hannah, Jackson, Kessel, Thonias, Hardung Brown, Martin. Larson, Trumble, Needham, Erixson, Mooberry Ely, Craven, Bowers, Donnelly, Johnston, Bryant, Stevens, Shultz Holemn, Soudurs. Taylor, Payne, Thurtle, Anderson, Grassmueck , -., rd f ,.. ,.,..i-,.,..-N, . - 1644, l ubkfjg 'gs LAA4' 1 fi'-1' 'f,a41'1f. if -,'4.a7.. 'F NJ E191