Jackson High School - Ecalpinu Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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WMWZLIFE . 4n4LU . HI- W,Qwz,Q,U ,e,Qi,Iu.,14 . xi-' Thompson, Stoffel, Gatesvfee, Clemens, lgusfel, Steeves l I slfl ,K X Qi Lewis, Rhoades Rasmussen, llll8l'llS0l'l, Der, SB. Taylor Morris! ,ll ,. W I trlki Taylor. Eli-o1l,jIf'ul5gU. Sturzgnegige-xy Haahih' ton, Rvmts, Ekfblerist MN ri 'lp-fr 7 i XJ! JR ml 5-geebcyly l it 2 A ' this ' - f Q -K 'J ' ' '- I 1+ s ! '54ofz,g, -1- 'A' 'A fa 4' A ,l' KJ . fl egfm xy l f .-, .' was g -1 if f J. . M.l li 665411 A ' -Jil S f J lvl X. A H X, yu 'A . 'L' ,- The Jackson Hi Life is published fif- teen times each year by the newswriting class under supervision of the instructor who acts as sponsor. It gives the news of the school, makes an- nouncements, and records all events of the year. It is managed by an editorial and business staff consisting of members of the journal- ism class who show the most talent, others of the class acting as reporters. The Art Club is a new organization this year, instituted for those particularly inter- ested in art, either as a vocation or hobby. Miss Lillian Ibser, Art instructor, was its organizer and sponsor. First semester offl- cers were Leone Donnelly, presidentg Stan- ley Bimson, vice presidentg Evelyn Brown, secretary. Second semester Genice Wilson served as president. This year has seen the advent of a new club, namely, the Forum. Its purpose is to stimulate student interest in current world happenings. Robert Holland, who originated the club, was selected president and Thelma Rhoades served as secretary . Mr. C. F. Silverstrand and Mrs. Mable D. Thompson sponsored the organization. Donnelly Holland Wilson . ART CLUB AND FORUM .

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. National ty. aw .. f-W 4, g?94l4ff:a7iaalQ2?f1aPZl ,o5ai I aa.. Wd lerson N Rhoades Davis Spencer Filley Holland J '- Lrter ' Bimson Russel Steevcs Ruyle Gates ' - Jackson High School received a charter for membership in the National Honor Society in 1929. The members of the society are chosen by the faculty from those students whose school standing places them in the upper one third of the senior class. The four ' basic requisites are scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The society has no within the school, but of the most distinctive xr of ,yi active organization membership is one honors paid to any JZ,,w.0f,a4p l mm 7 Before a throne decorated with spring Howers,yG4c Dorothy Taylor was crowned Queen of Healthlvy-,Q by her maid of honor Mildred Japs in Jacksonls .971- eighth annual May Festival held May 10. AQ! Preceding the coronation ceremony a pro- gram consisting of games and dances was pre- sented by the gymnasium classes under the direction of Ralph Beechner and Mrs. Daniel- A son Physical Education teachers. student. 1 1 . 1 C52 .,y' ' 1 4 'vvvqlov , ij . ' 4' r 1 - a , e.r .1 - 'f' , , ,nj ,' fjlfv'-'f ,!f Nl V J!' ' 'x I X Q I V Aj Y N f - 3,-, -V - 1' 'VM' :l,.40Vr,f J,l,.,,,,'c.vx,X V! Lal, , , A 5 . K J I VJ-,ful 1 H.--J . 1 Q , 4 1 0161 l,sV,,A ,.f.. 5-11p-,,rJ I A' , Ag A ,K fi X! v..,,n',j,.,-if if. if , if T ffl, . d4,.JvgJ I,J,,-,JK -M, A 'vt , A C I ,A . , , . ,1,-' Al-1, 'Y ' ' A L - ,. VM! N, f,Ov-va 4.4 jf Y f Jax? Q..-ffr' --s ,I ,DING LEFT 'ro RIGHT'-lseatedl Medlar,-.Carter, tStanrlimzl Martin, Howard, Morris, Vogel, Japs. i' ? . f' f'.,,J-7151 f '5 D: f I Ruyle, Taylor, Payne, Derr. Elrofl, Cotton, lScate-dl Butler, Emlzree tChilclren center! M. Meek, ,eff'f-P'-f 'A' , f' Q ' T. Yerkes, D. Harrington, G. Taylor. wI.f1 ff ' , H 1 .AV F if .,,,,,.4, -f -ff , 'yff' A -2'TC'i'FTf r 'ualfwfv' ,jf ' P fylfff - I ' ' . QUEEN OF HEALTH . l28l

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J . FLOWER GF VENEZIA . THE FLOWER OF VENEZIA By Dundas and Hansen The light opera, The Flower of Venezia, was successfully given April 5 and 6 under the direction of Marjorie M. Miller. The delightful melodies told the story of the beautiful Fioretta and her sailor lover, nephew of the Duke di Bomba. Her father, because of financial obligations wished her to marry the Duke. But through the plots of the family assassins, she was saved, and the Duke married her sister instead. Principals in the cast were: James Anderson, Evelyn Brown, Grace Payne, Neil Davis, Harry Pit- caithley, George Grassmueck, Pauline Bowan, Helen Fitch, Pauline Rasmussen, Gertrude Clifton, Walter Harrold, Stanley Bimson, Jean Wolf, Dick Ryan, Jardin Thompson, and Ralph Currier. THE FAMILY UPSTAIRS By Harry Delf The Family Upstairs was given by the Dramatics Department on December 7. It is a comedy of middle-class American life in which the love of a young stenographer and her first boy friend reaches its rightful climax in spite of a mother's meddling. Those in the cast were: Virginia Clemans, Edmund Steeves, Neil Davis, Florence Bridges, Bayard Taylor, Grace Payne, Dorothy Knight and Velora Roberts. BELIEVE ME XANTIPPE By Fred Bullard The amusing four-act farce was admirably presented by the seniors on May 25. McFarland wagers 8,330,000 with two friends that he can commit a crime and elude the authorities for a year. His habit of exelaiming Believe me Xantippen in unthinking moments, led to his capture by a sheriff's daughter, but in the end he won the bet and the daughter. The cast included: Neil Davis, Edmund Steeves, Stanley Bimson, Gordon Elrod, Oren Brown, Ember Emery, Leland McAllister, Thelma Rhoades, Dorothy Taylor and Frances Spencer. . BELIEVE ME XANTIPPE . T6-if-1'Zv5'h5Es2'HQt3'b3KiwW M NW---:T 1