Jackson High School - Jacksonette Yearbook (Hoytville, OH)

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I I me -CJ 7fLcZ5 amd, M,-Je-M mscfffeo We, the Senior Class of 1950 of Jackson High School, Vlllage cf' Hcytville, County of Food, Stated' Ohio, being of sound mmd and memory, and having reached the end cf our school days, do declare inis to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any and all walls heretofore made by us. We, iixe Senior Class of 1950, V111 HR LEATHERMAN all the thlngs we should have learned and didn't, because we were too lazy to study MRS MILLIIAN our gratitude for her many efforts to make our last school year pleasant and successful HR MIDDLETON our sympathy 1f he ever has any more physics students who skip as many classes as the class of 1950 MISS HANKISH classes winch possess our abillty and 'lIh0UghtfU.1l108l not to whisper and talk 1n history class HRS HECIERT another group of students with great dramatic abllity so she may present many successful plays m the future MISS SHAILEY more hungry students to rush headlong down the stalrs to the cafeteria at noon MR GEOHQE our patlence and coolness :hen the going gets tough and the students unruly THE JUNIORS our abllity to make and spend money, lf they agree not to fight over lt Ruth Coma I will my abi11 to get my dad s car to Shari All1son, if' is agrees to drive as carefrlrly as I do Ha Dormer I V111 nv ability to keep qnuet as a mouse to Mary Ruth Lea erman, provldlng she doesn't get arrested for dlsturbing the peace Tom Drumner I will nv ability to grow sidebumms to Phll Leathexmn, providing he doesn t scratch lhry Inu nit abuse the prlvllege Dolores Kline I nll some of my weight to Yvonne Kllne, px-ovidlng she keeps lt after she gets lt Edna Kline I 1r:Lll my ability to getalong xlth Dlck were to June Drum- mer, '3I 'EEe promises not to get mad when he 'ceases her John Ht-engl .8t I 'ull my height to herrill Harmon, provlding he H een' grow any er than I Ted lleeker I will my speed and athletic abnllty to Edwin Kern, provid 'EE' he mics the vars 1ty next year Gerald Hoore I will my technlque in keeping my g1rl to Bob Moser, pro- -E'EhT'd'5esn't get :Ln any arguments or dlsagreements 1r1th Bertha Bea Ng-Ee I nll the dmple in my ohm to Lola Foltz to make her even more attractive than she 18 12 Q ' ' Vivien Geogez I will nw ability to study to Dick Myers, knowing he vo ' ' . L. . : . . . . O 0 v . o u 1 . at . . . .

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,JLJM Jim Secretary Honda loffitt Treasurer Loulse Powell Reporter Bertha Snyder Our class rings came in November- :mach to our delight! le made money by selling magazlnes and greeting cards, selling refresh mexrts at basketball games, and g1ving the play 'A Date With Judy The climaxoftheyearras the banqnetwegave at school for the seniors The llaytime' theme 'las carried out 1n the banquet decorations, the program, and the dance afterwards We started our last year of school with sirteen manbers i Q 0 Although Wanda Moffitt moved away durmg the sunmer, Pearl Souvenier Joined us to keep our msmbershlp the some as last year As our f.n.al class officers, we elected Tom Drummer Louise Powell Vivien George Edna. Kline Bertha Snyder Pres ident Vice Pres :Ldernt Secretary Treasurer Reporter r class play 'Love Is Too lhch Trouble, was presented on Brch 51 ington, D C., for several days Although our cmmsncuzent on Hay 26 will permanently end lu' high school days, me shall always remember 'Bm enjoyable experiences I had at Jackson Copus R Dormer, Drummr, T George, V Klub' De Kline, B Lindquist, leeker, T bore, G loykos, Posell, L. Snyder, B Sllyd0I', ve Souvenier, lensinlt, B Ioeksy, no LIKBS Cad illae G ood t mes Arguments Children Boys ' ring s G irls Bas-netball Katie '36 Pontiac People Honesty lb husband G irls Clodxes DISLIKES :.LlAY'S FGTRD Grouchy people Smiling Liars Lyme till Getting up School nxinklnz Book reports Girls Olives Big families Getting up Gossips School Irunes Fork Gurfelrs ll Findlay Pool hall Reading Baby sitting linking Watching TV Flirting Iith Katie At Wilsons Asleep With Bob braking 1791115 With Ten IE PROPFESY Happy marriage 'llorking girl Pool champion Lawyer Dad1Ly's helper llcrtician Farmer Dcg catcher Crooner Early nrriage Irestler Artist Artist Housewife Circus Thin Hn 131 a Plymovhkll ienily e .n Q 01 ' . At due end of 'Exe year, IB plan to take a trip to Fash- 6 , . Cal 'Hs O . . BQ s Bob P. '

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Louise Pomell I wlll my ab1l1ty to go to sleep in study hall to Kath leen 0VldiHg she remembers to wake up 111 time for class Bertha Snyder I wlll my a.n1l1ty to get a boy's size tuelve class rang :E Joan Brown, if she can find enough strmg to wrap around it Vlrginm Snyder I w1l1 my dark brown eyes to Harold Wrzght, providing E doesn't cover them with glasses Pearl Souvenier I w1l1 my fondness for typlng to Stella Rae Copus, :Lf E agrees to spend all her spare tlme ln practlce vantage Dolores Yockegg I Will my engagement P1115 to Joan Farquharson on the ndltfon a she gets Paul for keeps in her senior year Glven under our hand on thls, the slxteenth day of May, ln the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and flfty 11950 Q44 f lin The f0I'6gO1D.g lnstrument was on the date thereof slgned, sealed, publ 18h6d and declared by the Senmr Class of 1950 as and for 1ts last Wlll and testament 111 the oresence of us, who upon request, hereunto set our names as vntnesses 'hw ' . e 4 h n I . n 0 O I 0 6 . Q S 'lTi'. . . . . Bill Wensink: I will my weight to Jim Smith, if he uses it to good ad- 00 . O o . - J.