Jackson High School - Jacksonette Yearbook (Hoytville, OH)

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All too rapxdly the week passed and mt was txme to start home On the way back we happened to stop at the very exclusxve Pheasant Room m Incnanapolxs Indxana to eat dmnner and found to our delmght that Stella Copus Blake and Bob were the owners of thxs beautlful club Stella has galneo a ltttle wexght smce the good old days at Jackson Hlgh when she was queen but I guess we all must have done ukewlse ID these past twenty years On our last homeward lap we stopped overmght at an attractlve Engllsh style er Irvln George In vmsltmg wxth Rlchard and Dorothy we learned that Irvln was an lnterxor decorator mn New York and makmg a name for hxmself Can you lmagme that' VS e ve been gone wo weeks now we re enterlng the hOuS6 agam Do you see what I see Dlck Myers on televxslon just slgnxng off We left tt turned on all thls tlme What an electrxc lxght bxll that s gomg to be Betty Anne Nexlmg ' ' al ll ' ' tourist court. Richard and Dorothy Moser Shuck had purchased it from its design . ' ' V I A I '

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Senior Prophecy One evenlng as my husband fEdW1h Kernl and I were watchlng an all star pro gram on our televtslon set who should appear before our eyes but Dlck Myers our old classmate and now a comedlan wlth hrs own talent scout show As the program proceeded Yvonne Kllne a great celebrlty played the Fllght of the Bumblebee' on her trumpet Another attractlon was the great husband and wxfe act Gayle Hoffman slnglng, wlth hls wlfe June Drummer Hoffman accom panymg hlm on the plano The next program was a qulz hour The Jackpot questlon What IS a borzo1'? Calllng McComb 3479 Oh dear' That number 15 the resldence of Paul and Jo Ann Farquharson Spltsnaugle' Hello' Yes thls IS Mrs Spltsnaugl A borzol? Why that IS a Russlan wolf hound That was a questlon asked by our mqurrlng reporter for the school paper hen I was ln Jackson Townshrp Hlgh School Madam you hav w n a w uple trxp to Callfornla The next mornlng Jo Ann and Paul came down to ask us to go to Callforma wlth them 1n thelr Lmcoln convertlble Of course we were dellghted because we were sure to see many of our classmates' One of Jo Ann's prlzes was a trlp to a beauty snop so we stopped at a rmtey looklng beauty salon The Doyle ln Cheyenne Wyomlng owned and operated Alvma Hartman Doyle and her husband B111 Imaglne our surprlse upon recognlz lng some of the beauty operators Mary Stott Evelyn McMaster Kathleen Funk and 1.1015 Foltz Vandersall Kathleen was just worklng at tne salon untxl her flnal degree ln nurslng came As we drove through the western part of Wyomlng our attentlon was attracted gatlon was ln order and so pulled ln Dr Harmon must nave seen us because he came out to meet us and wlth hlm came two young mnterns John M ser son of Bob Moser and hls cousln Robert Lee Wrlght son of Harold Wrlgnt We couldn t stop to see Bob and Harold slnce we wanted to get on to Callfornla but Merrlll told us they were happlly marrled to the Snyder twlns VK e flnally arrlved ln Callfornla and soon lOC3fEd the Smlthonlan where we were to spen the week wlth all expenses pam After a short vxslt wltn the owner Jlm Smlth who was an old classmate from Jackson I-hgh took us to see hls asslstant Eddle Copus and hls wlfe Mary Ruth Leatherman and thelr flve darllng llllle boys Another of the Jackpot prl es was a portraxt by a certaln famous Callfornla rtlst We went to the oeslgnateo studlo and found there the artlst Rlcharo Murlln After talkmg to hlm a whlle Tlny and l ECIGEG we would take Paul's car to be servlced whlle the Spltsnaugles were at the stuolo what a colnclaence' VN ho owne ne gas statlon out Paul Stearns ano Kennetll Patton' Ano from the lOOkS ol the place they sure were dolng prosperous DUSIDCSS . I . I . . ,, . I I i , . U . . . . . ' , - . , . ,, . , . . . . ei . . . W Q - . Il . , e o t o-co ' ' ' l . . , ' . F I I 'I 7 'I I l 0 I . . , , . I . . U . - , 1 1 . Y . . to a shingle on a house readingg Dr. Merrill Harmon, Surgeon. We thought investi- Y l ' . Y C I l I I ' I I , . , . . . H , , ,, . . I I p I ' . .Z . V . . A 1 D . . . l . . . . . u A I . N . , . l - -

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The Last Will cmd Testament of The Semor Class ol 51 We the Senior Class of 1951 of Jackson High School being of sound mind and having reached the end of our school days do declare this to be our last will and testament First of all we want to bequeath our sincerest thanks and appreciation for t e unceasing efforts and sacrifices that our parents have made so that we might receive our education We also want to bequeath to the teachers and the community at large our thanks for their co operation and assistance in our behalf We the Senior Class of ' 51 will To the Juniors the distinguished name of Seniors and to promise them the best is yet to come Betty Neiling 1 will my ability to go steady to Katie Copus providing she can keep Allen June Drummer I will my weight to Mary Wilhelm providing she doesn t get skinny Stella Copus 1 will my ability to get an engagement ring to Dorothy Moser pro viding she doesn't fight with Dick she can keep him Edwin Kern I will my curly hair to Mr Leatherman providing he combs it often as I do Patty Dahms I will my typing ability to Norma Scheerer providing she agrees to practice Richard Murlin I will my deadeye' to Gene Noykos providing he doesn't miss any more baskets than I do Richard Myers I will my ability to imitate crooners to Richard Mumy providing he becomes famous Evelyn McMaster I will my seat in the study hall to Carol Moor providing she keeps it xn better repair than 1 have Mary Leatherman I will my ability to get good grades to B111 Deerwester pro viding he works hard for them Kathleen Funk 1 will my ability m bookkeeping to any future bookkeeping student providing he works as hard as 1 have Lois Foltz Iwill my ability to yodel to Phil Leatherman providing he practices on it I h . . . . ' ll H . . . . . , Mary Stott--I will my ability to get a boy friend to Margaret Conkey, providing . 0 . . . ' . . . as