Jackson High School - Osky Wow Yearbook (Jackson, OH)

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MELBRA THORNTON — Building for Etemity Received B. S. degree at Rio Grande and M. A. degree at Ohio State — teaches American History and Problems of Living — Town Hall Forum club advisor—likes sports. CLARENCE B. HUNE — Thoughts for a Discouraged Farmer Teaches world history and American government —received B. S. degree at Muskingum College — did graduate work at Ohio State—working on master's degree at Ohio U.—enjoys telling jokes. JOHN KNECHT — Ode to the West Winds Teaches English, health-science, senior science, gym — coaches Freshman football —received B. S. degree in education-attended Ohio State University, University of Alabama, and Ohio University. KATHERINE CROSSIN — Chant of Out-of-Doors Instructs the girl’s gym classes— advisor of the Girls' Leaders Club-received B. S. degree at Ohio State University —her chief interest is Girl Scout work. ELAINE HARSHBARGF.R — Rainy Day Home economics teacher—received B. S. degree at Ohio University—did graduate work at Iowa State—enjoys listening to radio—advisor of Home Economics Club. HENRY SCHROTH —The Raven Coaches the basketball team — teaches general science, health—attended Muskingum College and University of Cincinnati —received B. S. degree in physical education. PEGGY CHAPMAN — Mom Native of Jackson—teaches American history, English, economic geography—A. B. degree from St. Mary of the Springs at Columbus, Ohio—likes sports—advisor of Girls’ Safety Club. FLORINE MARLATT — Crossing the Bar Teaches junior high music—hometown is Ncwcomerstown, Ohio — attended Ohio University and received her B. S. degree in education—outside of music her chief interest is reading. JOHN GRAY —Hiawatha Advisor of Biology and Torch Clubs — teaches general science and biology —chief interests are hunting, fishing, and golf—received B. A. degree from Adrian in Michigan and did graduate work at Ohio State. 14

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SARAH LEAKE —Crossing the Bar Directed Junior and Senior Class Plays—advisor of the Scenix Club— teaches English and public speaking-received A. B. degree at Marietta-working on her M. A. degree. ELIZABETH RIMER — The Chambered Nautilus Teaches bookkeeping and English— received B. S. degree at Ohio State University—also attended Ohio Northern-favorite sports arc tennis and basketball —faculty advisor of Skeleton Staff. HERBERT NEELY —Hiawatha , Known as Doc—received the Artist Diploma at Cincinnati Conservatory of Music—also studied at New York and Berlin, Germany—director of Jackson High Schol Band. MILDRED LEWIS — Contentment Interested in history—teaches junior high history — enjoys knitting — received B. S. degree at Ohio State University—likes to visit historical places. SADIE HARRELL — Int ictus Likes dogs—has sense of humor-attended Ohio University and Rio Grande College—teaches junior high mathematics. MERRILL DAVIS — On His Blindness Directs glee clubs—teaches music and English—enjoys fishing and hunting-received B. S. degree at Ohio University—likes music. ANITA THURSTON — Psalm of Life Our librarian —B. A. and B. S. degrees from University of Virginia — also attended Ohio State University and San Jose in Calif. —teaches Freshman English —favorite sport is swimming. WILLIAM KEAIRNS — Psalm of Life Enjoys athletics —received B. A. degree at Rio Grande College—working for masters degree at Ohio University — teaches health and mathematics—advisor of the Boys’ Safety First Club. HADLEY WATTS — Trees Our football coach — instructor of hoys’ gym classes—obtained B. S. degree at Ohio Northern —graduate work at Ohio State—sponsor of Varsity J club. 13

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SENIOR CONTESTANTS We Seniors entered our last year joyous that this was to be the end of school. But before the end came, we looked longingly at the past. We earnestly hope that all other students will enjoy this high school as much as we have enjoyed it. Our class officers were Billie Shaw, president; Eddie Jones, vice-president; Wendell Wood, secretary; and James Sayer, treasurer. Our class advisor was Mr. Thornton. 15