Jackson High School - Jacksonette Yearbook (Hoytville, OH)

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On October 9, 1950, we had the privilege of going to Bowling Green State University to hear the United States Marine Band play. It was enjoyed by all. After the weather got too bad to march outside, we started workin our new band books, which contained such popular songs as Washington Post, Semper Fidelis, Indiana State and many more. We were thrilled to play in our uniforms at our first home basketball game. For the rest of the season a pep band played at the home games. The entire band played at the tournament at Bowling Green on February 16. Through the efforts of the Band Boosters, the school board, and the band members, a new bass horn was purchased. We think it has not only added quality to our playing but has added to our appearance also. In the early spring a band concert was given Since both the band and Mr. Shinew had worked so hard in order to give the concert we were happy to see so many people present and to know that they enjoyed the music Some of the numbers enjoyed were Stormy Weather a fantasy Bells of St Marys Gettysburg Address and Semper Fidelis Several engagements have been arranged for the summer We hope to see you giving us your support High School Mixed Chorus if l- lllbl' PO N i i ht X nne K ine iri i a ni rr ine In hong Patty Mxor er r f-.nn r a ri lx xi 5 June 'ynn Harm lynr 'inn Dunn lN nia S r Janis s a t n lHllilJliOM u g Lui ls 'l ink cr, n r lc u r. iebpslickhlurn I - 2 I 1 - Q ' I . 3 I . . h .1 1 g 4 , , . I Y , , f 3 . 1 e' 1. , . - W i A ' f x ,, . 2 Y i 4 ' '-'41 W, J I - A ' , I , Q, Y ,jf - . .. I z W ' ' 'J l , . .x , ' v . If fp . 41 .K . v Lei! U R g 'vo l , ill st n S ilh, 1.-1 a S '. C , Nev ly Smith. Ma ylJet'rvu1'slm'r, .lo ' ha quh rsO . Heir, 'e l n . lfrurririicr, Mary L, s, . .e f Sht,UN1j RQJA My bmw-A, Mary Lou Pcmllx, Mary Lori-e A ilhelni, Lluoetta Mc Master, Mary l.vailn-ruian, 'ur s liiferrr, bo olhy M-Jser, Carol Moor, ' Ola slord, iilni. A-1inis, M rgarvl .lv key, ' Vernon Malin -I lt, lf. gc-nu Ge-i-rgv. Guor r fc, Du h unly, Ldw 't'I'l'1. Larry fiIiC.xrri.ux, AVA -- Lu ge , ,lat Sli sk, ' dd o u , , ' li , Gum- Nw. hu-, J,ni.es Nviling

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hduszc 08 FIRST ROW Left to Right Joan Henmngs Mary Lou Kern Mary Alyce Scheerer Marna Harmon SECOND ROW Mary Loree Wilhelm Patty Moor Alma Adams Jim Kline Harold Donaldson Carol Moor Lora Lye Hartman Roddy Buchanan Beth Ann Wall Carroll Rider Darlene Long Karol Thompson Ester Anderson Jxmmy Nexllng THIRD ROW Donnie Peclungpaugh Gene Weaver Marilyn Kline Jim Finney Nancy Buchanan Helen Funk Shirley Foltz Barbara Funk Katxe Copus Avery Evmger Lynne Ann Dunn Beverly Smith June Drummer Yvonne Kline Christina Smith Shirley Hartman FOURTH ROW Mr Shmew Ralph Weaver Ronnie Mumy Allen Shafer Roy Donaldson Phillip Smith Allen Bowers Richard Mumy Edwin Kern Larry McCorm1c Betty Nexhng Gene Noykos Jerry Drummer Jacob Weaver Paul Stearns Janus Glassford Band When the mus1c students of Jackson came back to school this September, tney found that they had a new teacher, Mr Wade Shinew, a graduate of Bowling Green State Um versity It wasn't long until we discovered he not only knew his band music but his vocal music as well One of the first things to be attended to by the band members was election of officers for the year President Lynne Ann Dunn Vice President Betty Neillng Secretary Eleanor Haffe rkamp Treasurer Janls Glassford Reporter Yvonne Kline Our first trip was to Swanton, for the Corn Festival. The annual Halloween Festival at North Baltimore was our next venture.

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The muslc department at Jackson I-hgh has xndeed been busy thxs year Snortly after school opened the glee club made tts f1rst appearance at a program for the student body held m the audltortum The latter part of November we began pract1cmg for our Chrlstmas program whmch was December 2,0 Each of the ftrst sxx grades gave a separate program The hugh school mtxed chorus closed the program by smgtng Beaut1fulSav1or S119HtNlght I l Be Home For Chrlstmas Now Let Every Tongue Adore Tnee and Shepherd s Qtory Solo parts were sung by Patty Moor Betty Nexlmg Jams Glassforo and Larry McCorm1c Plano accompamment oy June Drummer After our Chrlstmas vacatlon Mr Shtnew chose the operetta Shreds and Patches whtch was presented March 30 The plot mvolves an opera company gomg mto productton The cast was as follows Gene Noykos Mr Coyly Larry McCorm1c Mr Jonn Dart Vernon Babcock Mr Mxdas Goldentouch Jerry Drummer Harry Ohver Dlck Mumy B111 George Dupey Mr Mutterby Pat Moor Jenny Lxnd Nearly Margaret Conkey Ezleen Gray Betty Nelllng Patti Zuvlel Even though hard work was mvolved everyone tn the cast and chorus enjoy 60 presentmg the operetta Thls year we had an orchestra to accompany chorus and solozsts whxch added much to the productxon Members of the orchestra were June Drummer Jake Weaver Yvonne Kllne Dtcky Mumy Allen Bowers Nancy Buchanan Carol Moor Eleanor Hafferkamp Beth Ann Wall . . . . , . , . , 1 . 1 1 ' ' I, , ' 1 - 1 r I v ' ' S-1 - 1 1 . ' . . . . II ll ' ' .. , . .. ., . , - . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -