Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Westport, IN)

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A M4 f r i ff 'PW-4 L 111' X we-uf 'Ur 2 il rf' L V' Aww, +3 J 31, we ,NM we had caps and gowns for our comnencenent, and Lester N Abel was our sneaker On April 15 and 16 the senior class presented the three Pct play 'Professor, How 'ould You ' In the story we find thft nan usually thought Vicky's pranks were cute but Professor Perry curtly ordered Vicky to call and apologize or droo h1s course At the Perry home she overheard b f gOSSlU Professor Perry hrs been offered deanship if he can get n wife His friend, John, and his family rally 'round to help John offers his secretary, curly heeded little minx who can't spell an ideal wife' Grandma's candidate is Tootsie Benn, e bit plump, but a me terhfnd with lemon chiffon pie Vicky, longing for revenge, proposses a friend, valerle, a Southern chnrmer, who makes a fool out of every nen she meets Grandpa won't tell the name of his crndld te' In a whlrlwlnd f1n1sh, Grendpa's candidate wins, d the Professor flnds wife 1: the little snitfire Vicky' Wayne Johnson Rosemary Johnson Bernice Mantooth Halter Jayne Bill McCl1ntic Norma Deppert Joan Cox Norman Hamilton Helen Bake Charles Sanders Bill Wilkinson Helen Osburn Prrts were bly handled follows Keats Perry, foung professor Vicky Hvndolpr, the Lane of his life Grandma Perry, an obllglng soul Grandpa Perry, n lnnocent bystnnder John Appleby, a helpful friend Priscllla Horley, weet young thing Toot ie Be n, a plump sninster Hot Shot de , her blg b other Valerie hh1tWqD South rn chrrmer Bogglns, the portln butler cvp le ge n n Pl y sponsor We appreciated Mrs O hurne's assistance and th nked her for her patience with also Bill kilkxnson for his work on th t ge We were honored by our three senior boys and their solendld sportsmanshlp displayed s three of our nL1g9FSn Nawely Charles Sanders, Billy WcClintic and wayne Johnson feel Pt it we through their splendid work that many of our VlCtOP18S were won and also our County Tournament of '48 We would not le ve out our uost denendeble yell le der Hosenrry Jonnson, who served her chool and teaw so wonderfully thepast three years we were proud or you, Rosemsry' Then, our two senior girls, Hosemery Johnson no Bern1ceMantooth were on the Volley Bell Tea and disnl yed very good t ctics Three of our boys were awarded swerters Layne Jomnson, Bill McClintic, and Charles Sanders, for particioetion in ossketb lland to Rosemary Johnson for Yell Leader Sumwdrizing all the events of the twelve years we sure feel that we have made history for Jacksonls Records History to be proud of and besides that, we have left plenty knowledge for those t follow Cfor we didn't take too much with us I We are confident there never was a class like us or there never will Hamilton, Norman Johnson, Wayne Jayne, Halt Mentooth, Bernice Johnso Rosemary McClintic, Bill We are namely Sanders, Charles Wilkinson, Bill Wooten, Hubert ,W em. 0 y Y lJp'L rr ,niQ:Vx H' 1 hi ,v f 'nl 42 xt- LU V .ngxx 'Q - . .rvamxm . - - A-FM U' ..,, ,, M w - N ' --,'.qnFu ,1. S .6 f .5 - . IV - l1'1,,1' , .4-pu. U wgfwfllfvbq ,.:...f ' - f 1, ' 7'11Z 5'1 1'-A . Q we ', , I . A ,r. , . Q, g, s ' - ..'-' . 131,51 . , . , . 'f. ' a N X rib? ,Lv q u . X lang , . gif- ', ' fa? I ..1 q?44' H1-Wf 1.5 , 1 if fd 2 i 1 .. A. Q - ,Qc-. - . . I-5.3 - jq. Fp un lj yf-pf . A E img. -. , -.-Ji 3, U . r A E LJ!'q 1 , . . .7 I xr f , a it o : 8 QMQ ' ' 'Q ... ' Lf' B 2, a - V, - 5i'Q ' A U h . , V . , ' Q F ,- U 7 ' . AL . . I . EW' , F ' - 12, E Q rn ' n H A pig 1-A N ' 'Tl'-' If ff' 1 . , , V f' ' 'A ... .. ........u ' 1 X -'Vi f ' ' . . .Q 'i Ulu, 'V . re ' 'Xl ' xv ' .. .. .. ... .... A 'iz W A . . ' . ' rv s 'flffigl l .......... .. . .. ...-.... S F' A A f ' , , - : , -. . . . .....-... 'fl I' ' 'X -one.. . . -.... V' hr , F 9 . ' 4 ...... . . ............. ' s ' g 'wma' - , ., ' . n -is I '- F .j 'fl4 .. . . .. tab str .o fger f 'z'1 ' - 1 . ' , 1 W ........... ........... .................. .. c '.'X ' .ilk . Q AS? N ' Mi x . S .. :1 ' 1 ,ul , y - ,,, , 1 a v' us, 9 ' ' s . 55 . m,. ldv ' V P M' . M : Q 5 t- vb - . . We th. s qyww t . Inj . -1- ' ' I vi' . 'A H? ' Q gt ff . 1,1 Y. Q V , l , . ,M .. I . . A 1 'f ' f- b ' V' 1 61,7 ' is . V . Y f.'Q ,sf 1 ,5 1- - 4, ' A . . ' --4 U32 P . . Q 1 u , m A P ' 9 , - , 4 6 ilxx I J l A R a' f . l, 1.3! V , . d,,, ..L xi f., 2 . 1 qffis -. O , I' 971542 . ... f 2 1 A v' Av.: . X Q f, be. . 5 Z , , . 1,.:' ' er 5 n , I 642 ' 'gg ff. . 373 X. as 'f' hx f - ,, .?,J' ': 4.5 ' 'Q - '-- -A 12125 +L. A .-fa? .fe V u TS ' . - ' r, '1 . .r ' . 5 1 ' I L . we ,- .. f' f ' -1 .-..ff'+,- ' -' -,j'f,'p:,j. f 4w:1:,5:,., ,A , ' -'L , up M.. ' 7 5'5 QQ ' .UM :.J:. ,v . WQiu,,