Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Jackson, CA)

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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

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I ,,.. Alix lm ll 4' Q4 THE BUTTE S AFF Every three weeks the school magazine makes an appearance. This year the new art department greatly improved covers of'The Butte'. Mimeoscope operator Michael Chulick worked closely with Mr. Gordon and learned many new tricks of the trade to put to artistic use. During the first se- mester, third and sixth period journalism stu- dents enjoyed publishing the magazine. After Jan- uary, the first period group took over. 1 'Ny I, f 52 Z ff W' ' 4 A rm WV vf lk: V If .Wy Z ff , X