Jackson High School - Ecalpinu Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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xl Qi i r ini til 37 .G.A.A,. Shiik, Vogel lCamIy L'h.l, Lewis, Bowen Martin, Hazelrigxg, Webber, Claylvaugh, Long Gates, Kellenlnarger, Taylor, Hoag, Japs, Elrod Martin, Clemans, Rasmussen, Alder, Boward, McCartney Vogel, Knight, Beach, Danielson, Bridges. Derr, Brown Treas. Sect, I'rrs. Spim.-for V. Prvs. Soc, Ch. Cvmdy Ch, Four prized letters may be earned by members of the girl's athletic association, the first two or local awards are designed and presented by each high school and the next two are state honors which are uniform in all Nebraska member high schools. These awards are earned under a regular system of points which include many sports, tests and individual activities. The purpose of the club is to promote in- terest in athletics and a spirit of good sports- manship among the girls. The club won distinction this year by plac- ing second in the state basketball shooting contest. x 5 S Not in picture: Currier, Grinsted, Thomas, Robertson N Eyestonc, Smith, Wilson, Gossman ' Erixson, Taylor, Morris, Peterson, Hazelrigg Q Larson, Ruyle, Cook, Japs, Bowen, Bowers . N, ' Butler, Eyer, McAdams, Payne, Williams, Donnelly Larson, Filley, Martin, Shultz, Brown, Stotfel, Kessel 3 1 - . .x ,K . FRANCIS BEACH President hif1r'Vl,1 :ri -'H l 1 iffiawef' 2r .

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G. Roberts, Huston, Knight. Ss-ligmnn, Smith, Piteaithley, Owen, 'Thompson H Roberts, Holt-man, Allen. K1-ttei-er, Steele, Anderson, Georgie, Wull' Heechner, lirigtrs. Cnnk, Hnwmastc-r, I-Iarrinuton, I-'ostmx lfarnswortli, Panzer, Hartman Track at jackson usually beckons fewer as- pirants than any other major sport, but of those checking out equipment the majority can match wares with the keenest of competition. The squad usually travels to the cinder gatherings held at Beatrice and Crete, plus the Greater Lincoln League, state, and the traditional dual meets. This year Jacksons hall of fame was increased by one when George Knight, sophomore, mustered all his forces and hurled the javelin 171 feet, 9 inches shattering a moss covered state mark. This throw exceeded any ol his former tries by more tthan twenty feet. Another ti. L. I.. crown ltr uthley Taylor Souders Smith ' was bestowed upon jackson by virtue of the track squad. The jackson high tennis team took to the clay courts in the latter part of April and in short order made their names an every day expression in state raquet wielding circles. Taylor and Souders ascended the state prep doubles throne May 11 after a typhoon-like attack on the best tennis combinations of Nebraska. This was the second championship of its kind during Coach lieechnens regime. Not to belittle the remainder of the net squad and the golfers. all of whom qualified and shone in the state meet. Briggs Jones . TRACK . . hifi' K ' Q' fn ' f'1 f ' . GOLF- TENNIS . ., ' , , gf , 4 'I

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This is scholar Sheldon Hupp, a general know-all who pauses a moment before en- tering the domicile of learning . . . Miss Munson, a human dictionary, and an able tutor of English, shows us that school is, after all, what you make it . . . a competent in- structor of Physics, Botany, Agriculture, General Science, Arithmetic, Photography, or anything in this line, is J. D, Young . . . just a friendly group of the smaller pupils, er - we mean Sophomores, stopping to let us know that they enjoy school tooC'?D . . . a cluster of bright and shin- ing faces being enlightened in the laws of Newton-in other words, second period Physics . . . editor Ed proves to us that there was snow here last winter . , . our all-state tackle and basketball jumper-upper works out during a noon hour . . . no, not a ladies aid meet- ing, but a uni-sided conver- sation between some juniors- featuring Florence Bridges . . . oh these noon hours with nothing to do . . . o l38l