Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Jackson, CA)

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FRLSHMAN CLASS On September 10, thirty six freshmen came up the hill to Jackson High School Hom dignified it felt to be high school students' How different from Grammar school' The sophomores, howevei soon made them lo e mo t of their surplus dignity We ws ere entertained on our llllfldllljll nignt by the uppel cla smen and about a month later me gave a return party which xx as enjoyed bv evervone lllg officers were elected Donald Cox, president Dorothy Head, vice presi dent, Bessie Churlch, secretary and Samuel Ianni treasurer For the second semester the following officers were elected Milton Dalo, president, Wayne Hlserman vice president Amiel Vickers secretary, and Mitchell Soso tleasurer We did xery vsell under our two presidents, Donald Cox and Milton Dalo, and with the help of our adviser, Miss Doolmg The fleshmen have gone out for all school activities, including sports contests, and dramatics Vlfe secured the wood for the honfile before the Big Came, and we also procured the Christmas tree for the Christmas Party We showed our spirit by being the first ones to win the banner in the class contest, and have put on two assembly programs This concludes our history a freshmen As sophomores Watch us' DONALD Cox 33 8 . 3 3? -vw 1 , E t I l l g ' ' . 5 . ', 1' ' s . s . v t 7 I A 7 7 S N S . Y .f ' At the first class meeting, with Miss Dooling as our adviser, the follow- : I . Q . - .- ' we S ' a - . , . . . Q . . W . I . , ' ' ' s . ' , . , 3- . -1 ,

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SOPHOMORE CLASS The present sophomore class or the Class of 32 entered the Jackson Hlgh School ln September 1928 We all had our fears about the 1n1t1at1on but It passed by wlthout any mlshaps Our class was then ready to settle down to hard work and cooperatlon The first notable thmg that we d1d was to glVC a really successful Freshmen Return Party on November 2 We next got IH and Worked hard to Wm the school banner As a result we got our numeral 32 put on It ln felt letters My but We felt proud to thlnk we plaque ln the Efliclency Contest at commencement We also started the movement to put a J on Butte Mountaln but as It proved too large a task for our class the Whole school cooperated and started work on lt backed by the freshmen class the sophs of today June came around and the frrst thlng we knew we were sophomores' Eleven sophomores took part ln Dramatlcs Nlght plays Mld year we agaln Won the efficlency banner We gave our Sophomore Hop on February 28 a Ralnbow Electrlcal Ball We hope that all our future actlvltles Wlll be as successful The sophomore edltlon of the Butte appeared March 7 and Chlsplta was glven by the Spamsh Il class the same evenlng We put on our assembly program May 2 Mr Allmger was class advlser Everythlng that the Jackson Hlgh School has attempted the sophomores have to the fullest extent backed and our cooperatlon Wlll be contlnued MYRTLE NETTI E 32 17 c Y I l u s I , I 2 , 1 I . 1 ' ' ' 9 . . . , C5 97 ' ' ' 7 7 could get it! So We Worked to get it again and finally were awarded the cc 77 - I , . - Q 7 I Y 7 46 77 . 7 ' 7 - - an an I . , , H . . ,, . I . . , . . . . ,.

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FAREW ELL JACKSON HIL H Fdtllf3l Tlme ht stolen bw Mllll four IJIGQIOUN yeah, ind aff un we Qee out esteemed fatultw poung over record books and report c uda for the last t1me entellng thereon tho e Il1dllxS the SCIIIOIN of l930 NO justlw de-etxe or lOllglIlgly hope fOl We are loathe to leaxe Jatkson Hlgll after the foul veals of htppw eompamonehlp But lt had been decreed that wear after wear a Clldllfflllg throng shall tread ltx hall- wlth e wel feet o we the C11 of l93O mu t go on to make room fO1 thoee who follow Our IIIHUUCUOI1 has been along the approxecl l1ne and ha prepared u w 111 go on to hlgher lnetltutlon- of learlnng, and we lxnow thes w lll be a Cledlt to then Alma Mater Others wlll take up trade-, and tho e too no doubt, wlll be heald to say, I learned that when lll Jack-on Hlgll We shall use the laet few dropx of mlx ln the edltollal pen to quote the follow mg Qelected lmes from the poem Dreams Ahead whlch we thlnlx a most flttlng farewell W hat would we do ln tlllb world of OUIN Wele lt not for the dleame ahe td? Eaeh of us has ln- golden goal SlI6tCl1lllg fat lnto the yea! And ew 61 he CTIIIITJS wlth a hopeful soul wllll lltetnate smile ind tear The die un ahead IN what hold htm up Through the SlOI!llH of 1 we iwele-S Hgh The dle nn- ahe ld ale what make eat h lite T IP die une and futh 1nd me Nu Lll' BALI 19 T T V 1 T V' 1 ' 5 A , L, I . . ' is K. I I. Y' . .I-:'Y K. , . .S i , Di ' , , . 'I . c I . . . t . ' ,. . J Y... . , . , . C g ' ' ' ' 5 ' 5 ' ag ' 3 s W, ass I , s . ' L. . ' ,S , , . , ' S. , ,S . . .I S to carry 011 such work as we feel best Htted for. No doubt many of our class -. 4 1 -1 v Q v 5 . A V' I .T , gnvi . V . g. 44 f . - - ' v ,. 1 . , 1 D . QS, f' . I 'A - .. h A K , A .V 5 i A 5. 4 K . 4 .hw ' 1 5 I ' Q ' Q z 7 af, t. I ' Q Q-J a ' -z l ' '. 1 . ,'30.