Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Jackson, CA)

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EDERATIO Ten points make a student eligible for the scholarship society. Only two of these may be earned extra-curricularly. 'A' in homework subjects is three pointsg 'B', one, 'A' in subjects without homework one and one half points, 'B', one half. One point accrues to the following: Student Body president, treasurer, editor, and business manager, leading dramatic roles, oratorical contestants, athletic block winnersg a half point may be counted for minor dramatic roles, other Student Body offices, presidency of other school organ- izations. Officers are president, Charlotte Lago- marsinog secretary , Jo Ann Lagomarsino, treasurer, Jo Anne Dalo. This year a Christmas candy sale, a spring food'sale, and several dances provided money for Pri- vilege Day. A toy drive to assist the Jackson Lions Club justified the slogan, 'Scholarship for Service'. A two day San Francisco visit was again enjoyed. Miss Harshman sponsors this society.

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xii xl - S i Front How: Florence Thomas, .lo Anne Dalo, Susan Sullivan, Nancy Hyan, Jo Anne Lagomarsino, Joan Scatena, Jeanette English, Donna Kosich, Ramona Lenhardt, Yo- landa Tofanelli, Dorothy Fairburn, Pat Huberty, Benita Heynoso Second Bow: Geraldine Daneri, Elaine Fuentes, Jo Anne Cuneo, Lee Ann Habig, Pat Molfino, Carolyn Powell, Clara Jean Winter, Geraldine Sanders, Esther Hill, Catherine Dotta, Margaret Ashbaugh, Wilma Collins. Third Row: Lloyd Stahl, Dan Hennigan, Bill Boro, Kenneth Simpson, Byron Flagg, Bill Cranfill, Michael Chulick, Nancy Faulkenberry, Irene Smith, Ida Sanders, Joan Hamrick, Hazel Hamrick, Marjorie Valvo. , ,fx X! mr 'Q X f igliezqa-fb AJ X Q 16 ER ICE CL B v if 1 6... ' 'YC 3- X if Q XX ll-X, vupool f W jf A X ,QZIX X X!! Q trip! xx Headed by Geraldine Sanders the Service Club made 8 U 'X X more money this year than during any time in its X K FXR' X 4 X history. During football season alone receipts paid X y X I for the new popcorn machine. 6 f ,,zX?' , f W Sp 'IX ia For gridiron fans the club sold hot dogs, pop, omg? f I Xin' ,L , I ' H' l I A I Q W E F' 5, and popcorn. This year an innovation was introduced. -I ' f 'v' , . ' , 'dyed . 'AXAPQQQW-,W 'gtg-.K 1 ,VF Friday buns proved opular. These were re ular hot aw, A P g 'S yy do biscuits filled with a delicious cheese and e f g SS sywfattyr' , K . . . . i, mixture. Mrs. Vaira supplied the recipe. .gi-:Ql.R.::j:::,-T' 15- , f f I 'f: '- Q f , In basketball season, pop and corn were sold dur- :A f . . . . A C X ing every game, the lights, and tournaments. A new W candy machine was installed in the foyer of the gym W' f I C as a convenience to those fans who had a sweet K tooth . When baseball took over, pop reigned alone