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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1944 volume:

Published for The Students of jackson High S c h o ol, Jackson, f if 4 I 9 4 I A Ohio. frf f I .ll ff' ' 1 f 5 H, - QiSl4WfM fi is f 1 J! ' !ff 1 I1 Mfr gf If xXx Q ' 'Z if,f .Z CWA Editor in Chief Business Nlgr Nancy Schellenger Advertlsmg Nlgr Meredith Evans Art Editor Franc s Benner Business Adviser and Photographer Mr E S KCAITWS Faculty Adviser MISS F cilla Mars Helen Ford Faculty Ads lser Nllss Cecllla Nlarsh Adx ertislng Advlser Sales Advlser y I.: . x ul .'.' jfl 11. ' 5' ll I l Ii' il l ,ll 9 '1-'lfl .', Q , xllll' .,. V sb ' 7 llll' r 2 lzni. f l.l.,', I? I g X . ' 2? 1 l' F' N . 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MR T K OWENS MR MELBRA THORNTON Supf 111111 ll 1111! r 1511111111: For the p1st exght ye1rs Mr Owtns h s h ld 1 posxtxun of respons1la1l1ty 15 superxntenclent ol' 1ck son Publu: Schools He IS 1 gr1clu1tc of R10 Gr1nde Collcge 1ncl he 1ttenclf.d The Ohlo St1te Unlwersxtx when he recexved tht M'l5I9FS degree IH school 1dm1n1str1t1on He IS 1 member of tht executnt st1te btnrd of tht Oh1o l-1dUC'ifl0I1 ASSOCl1l10D Nlr Owens pl1vs 1n 1ct1w. p1rt ln ktepmg uckson H1gh School up to d1te ind IS mterested IH the wclf1rt of 111 the stuclcnts In 1clcl1t1on to h1s school rtspons1b1l1t1es he s County Ch11rm1n of the W'1r Bond Commxttee ANNA NAIL MARGIE McDANIEl Przmzpal u Illqh Afhool N11 Thornton h1s successfully completed l11s t1rst ye1r 1s Pr1nc1p1l lf 1ckson Hlgh School You m1y step IHIO the off ce xt 'my t1me 1nd fmcl 1 help ful 1nd co opcmtne pr1nc1p1l He recewed the B S clegrtt from RIO Gmncle 1nd the M A degree from T111 Ohio St1te Un1vers1ty Mr Thornton 1 member ol Ohxo Hxgh School PFlnClp1lS Asso cntlon 1nd ul The N1txon'1l Assocxauon ol Secon cl1ry School Pr1nc1p1ls Ht te1ches 1 cl1ss of Amer 1c1n history Ind 15 fslculty 'ldvlscr to tht Student Counc1l 'fX T1k1ng d1ct1t1on typmg lmlmg Mfllllli sene sl1ps 1nswer1ng 1nqu1r1es lt 1nqu1s1t1xe students ke-ep1ng tr1CK of lost 1nd found and recetvxng phone c1lls are some of the m1ny d3.llV tasks han :llecl el'f1c1ently by Anna Na1l Secretary to Xlr Owens 1nd 'Nlargxe N1CD3H16l Secretary r Thornton 1 one of the busxest ollxces we xe exer seen We hardly understand how they man1ge but we can only let thelr work speak lor 1tsell MR E SANFORD KEAIRNS 4 13111111 ljflllll nl Our 1ss1st1nt pr1nc1p1l IS Nlr E S Ke11rns who s a natne of ackson County He obtamecl both B S 1nd Nl A degrees from Oh1o Umversxty He teaches phys1cs mathemancs and chem1stry Nlr Ke11rns IS 1 fr1encl to all 1nd serves as 1cls1ser lor the H1 Y club and photogmpher for the Osky XY ow P11111 914.11 if . 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'ai HUF Page Eight Jim faculty, MR j H BROUGHTON School attended Ohio State Teaches Busmess Law Salesmanshlp Book lceepmg Vocational Guidance Econo m1cs and Socxology Ambmon To leave the world a better place for having lived ln t Hobby Gettnng the most out of lfe MR HAROLD BROWN School attended Oho Unrversnty Teaches Manual Arts and Agrxculture Ambmon To get a good nxghts sleep Hobby XYIOOCIWOYICITIQ and carpenternng MR WILLIAM CLIFT JR School attend d Ohio State and Capxtal Umversnty Ambmon To bulld best band Teaches Band and unlor Hugh Music Hobby Musxc and sports MR MERRILL DAVIS School attended Ohlo Untversuty Teaches Vocal musxc Ambxtxon To catch a sx pound bass on a fly rod Hobby Hunt ng and flSl IlI'lg MISS MILDRED FISHER School attended Oh1o Umvers ty Teaches Lama and Engllsh Ambltxon To turn out successful languag students Hobby Travel MISS ROBERTA GRIMES School attended Ohlo Unxwersny Ohlo State Chicago Unlverslty Teaches Shorthand and Typmg Ambmon fo have the boys buxlcl a street car hnc out to her hou e Hobby Collect ng antlques MISS SADIE HARRELL School attended R10 Grandt Teaches Nlatlatmatlcs Ambxtlon fo dle happy Hobbx Ralsng green omons MISS ELAINE HARSHBARGER School attended Ohxo Unnersxty Colum 13 Teaches Home Economxcs Ambmon To be a Home Economics Supervnsor Hobby Roller slcatmg clesngnmg dresses and balcmg ples Jim, faculty, VIR DONALD HOUSE School attended Ohio University feaches Biology 1ncl Gener1l Science Ambition To be 1 good biology teacher Hobby Hunting 'md conserx1t1on MR CLARENCE HUNE School -lgggndgd Vlusltxngum CI0llLQ.,L Te1chLs Government 1nd Busimss of I l Ambition To h wt hs till of turlx I-Iobby Wild llowtrs MR RUSSELL JONES School attended Ohio University Teaches Manu1l Arts 1nd IVIeCI l'll1lC'1I Drawing Ambition To be 1 good citiztn Hobby Woodworking MR WILLIAM KEAIRNS School ctttended Rio Gmndt ind Ohio University Teaches Arithmetic 1nd History Ambition To be 1 unior High Teacher Hobby Athletics MR WILLIAM KEMP School 1ttended Ohio Smtt Te1ches unior High English Ambition To e1t 1 Tbonc steak 1g11n Hobby Music MISS AMY KINGSLAND School attended Ohio University Teaches Reading English Ambition To te1ch language Hobby Reading b1slcetb1ll horse b1clc rid ing 'VIISS CLARA IEASURE School utended Ohio Uniursity Te1ches Physic1l EdLlC'lIlOI1 'incl Amar ic1n History Ambition-To be 111 aeroplane pilot Hobby-Sports and 1rt MISS ELIZABETH LEWIS School attended-Ohio St1te and Ohio University Te1ches-Typing and shorthand Ambition-To be happy and mnlcv others IHPPY Hobby-Arr ,WF W Pllgn' .YIIIA 'U' Page Ten Wie Gs Jim? MISS IVIII DRED LEW IS School attencltcl Ohxo State Teaches Soclal Scxence Ambition Doesn t haxe any Hobby Docsn I haue t mt MISS CECILIA MARSH School axrcndd Ohxo bnncrsxty and Ohio State Teaches Art and Englxsh Ambltlon To get the Oslty Vkfow out on txme Hobby Mtlsxc and rcaclxng MISS CATHERINE MARTIN School attended Ohxo University Teaches Iatm and Englxsh Ambxtlon To be secretary t General Mark Clark xn Italy Hobby Gardcnmg MRS JOHN MARTIN School attended Oberlin College Teaches Algebra and Geometry Ambxtxon To ralse as b1g a crop f canta loupes as last year Hobby GHl'dC!1lI1g MISS MARY FAYE MCCOY School attended Wxlmxngton and Ohxo State Teaches Lmbrary and Englxsh II Ambxtlon To get all her lxbrary work done Hobby It changes from year to year COACH ROBERT PAYNE School attended Ohlo Northern Teaches Physlcal Educatxon and Health An1blIlOH To Wln S E O Ch1fnplOnShIp m football and basketball Hobby Has work MISS MARY POTTORF School attended Ohio Unxxersxty Teaches Busnness Englnsh Englxsh III Public Spealcmg Ambxt on To be a dean of women Hobby Mtxslc readxng and dramat cs MRS TROY TOMLINSON School attended Ohxo UUIVEYSIIY Teaches Readxng and Hlstory Ambmon To be a better teacher Hobby Paxntmg and art COACH BARRY ROSE Knot pxcturedl School attended Purdue and Oho Um versity Teaches Physcal Education ancl Health Ambltlon To coach college football one of these Clays Hobby Flymg and collectmg keys C 7 1 ' 1- I I I. 1' In I I I L' . - 1 ' 1 I -va. 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J. . . , ' - e ' 1 , ., . . , , . . y - - u , - . . . - as . , - wifi f.-Sf Joan Daugherty, Senior Class Secretary Bill Edwards, Senior Class President Avanelle Cox Virginia Coyan joan Daugherty Art Davis Avanelle-A light heart lives long. Virginia-Full of mischief and fun. joan-Not to love is not to live. Art-Greater men than I have lived, but I don't believe it. Jane-Calm, cool, and collected. Louise-There are too few like her. Betty-Good nature and good sense must ever join. Bill-A possessor of both brains and brawn. Joyce-Speech is silver, silence is golden. Meredith -Life is not life at all without fun. Erma Jean--In work, conscientious, in ath- letics, envied. Mary Margaret-She has a sunny disposition and a smile for everyone. Helen-Like champagne, she sparkles, Kermit-Let all knowledge be my province. Hazel-A smile, a thought, a winning way. Paul-Always full of fun. Jane Ann Dennison Louise Dixon Betty Dow Bill Edwards Joyce Eisnaugle Meredith Evans Erma Jean Finney Mary Margaret Flalier Helen Ford Kermit E. Gahm Hazel Gillum Paul Graham l fi' ' , .... .,:1-..,,,. 0' 1, 4 5 f . S l -JL ' ,,........M..,. ..., ,.:1.,,., ..., -.. . . .ffm s ,e Jim, Q Senlbjzd' tix . W Norma jean Grow Nlargarct Hoops Pat Keller Wylodine Lambert T 5 M ' 242 if Elizabeth Halterman ,Ioan Hambriclc Pauline Hatten Audrey Henderson Nlarguerite Hommes Eddze Jay Hughes Garnet Johnson Gerald jones Jean Jones Jack Keller Norma-The miss with the glowing personality. Elizabeth-A spick and span little blonde. joan-She'll smile her way to success. Pauline-A modest young lady with a quiet disposition. Audrey-A decided, brunette with laughing eyes. Marguerite-Merry and fun loving. Margaret-A carefree maid of many loves. Eddie-Always a swell fellow. Garnet--Gracious in an unassuming man- ner. Gerald-A man of action. jean-A smile is the trade-mark of a happy soul. Jack-To enjoy life is to tease. Pat-Super silence surpasses senseless speech. Mary-At a distance, pleasingg nearer, charming. Wylodine-Quiet and demure is she. Jo Ann-Full of life and fun. Nlary E. Kimbel Jo Ann Landrum Eddie Hughes, Senior Class Vice-President Betty Wildman, Senior Class Treasurer 4- v Hs rf--N-w..,..,...N...,-Me... .-....... ..., 521110114 J' Scene from our Senior Play Tom lVlcClung Della Mae Masters Jim, ,iuubfur Wflanda Law Betty Leach Kenneth Lorback June Mcffartnty Wanda-Calm as the night. Betty-An attractive girl with a charming man- ner. Kenneth-His sunny smile is worth the while. June-Quiet, reserved, and studious is she. Tom-His height is surpassed only by his good nature, Wilma -Sincere and modest--admired by all. jean-Nothing can be gained without ambition. Charles-Nothing seems to cause him any trouble. Minetta-Her sparkling eyes reflect her personality. Jean-Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. Della-A girl who is very modest in her good fortune. Wilma-They who make no display of their talents or attain' ments are always acknowledged by everyone. Peggy-Simplicity is a virtue to be highly praised. Carol-A good keen mind possesses a rich kingdom. Jean Kindness is dearer and far better than gold. Bill--As handsome as he is popular. Wfilma McCoy ,lean lVlcDaniel Charles McGhee Minetta NlcNlann Wfilma Marie Masters Peggy Mayhew Carol Mercer Velma Jean Mercer mfr Z , 'W ta ' if zz' ,. ... 5 V . ig ' .,.- , ' . ,, 'Q Jean Nlartln Bill Nlorrow mf' Bob Neville Martha Ritchie Wfilda Smith Fern I, Stiffler 4 .5 Glendon Pcrvatt Robert Pifer Emma jane Poetics-r John E. Poore Wilma Potts Grover Roy Nancy Schellenger Harry Shear Bernadine Sheward Doris E, Smith Bob-Good sport and a swell fellow to know. Glendon-Laugh and the world laughs with you. Bob-Success for him is as inevitable as his smile. Emma-A pleasant and cheerful companion. john-A quiet manner hides a lot. Wilma-Auburn hair but a sunny manner. Martha-A twinkle in her eye be- speaks her sense of humor. Grover-There is always room at the top. Nancy- The best of everything always comes in small quantities. Harry-Honor to the man who brings honor to us. Bernadine-Unselfish and noble actions are the most radiant. Doris-Determination will conquer. Wilda-A joyful heart and a zest for living. Martha-Dance, laugh and be merry. Fern-A smiling face is a silent Commendation. Ruth-Sunny, sweet, and serene. Martha Specht Ruth Rosalene Sullivan Scene from our Senior Play 'Q' '38 ' f 33 ' f How Can We Ever Forget Jim Suubzu, Dorothy-She holds the lcey to success-personality. Jack-He is small, hut so is dynamite. Louise-Great modesty often hides great merit. Helen-A pleasant smile is an envied possession. Mary Joyce-A student and a smile are a good combination. Dan-A mischievous and jolly lad is the. Naomi--Pleas- ant and easy-going. Wendell-There is always time for courtesy. Ora-Life is not life without fun. Helen Walker Mary Joyce Walker Dan Washam Naomi Welch Wendell Nvestlalce if '4 Dorothy Summers Jack Taylor Louise Vanfossan Ora Wfhite fmnlwl Betty Wildman Don Williams Geneva Willis Geraldine Wiseman Juanita M. Woodruff Pauline Wooten CAMERA SHY SENIORS Jim, 'M Betty-Friendly is her personality, boundless is her vitality. Don-Give us the lad whose life is one perpetual grin. Geneva-Quietly she goes about acting while others contemplate. Geraldine-Quiet and unassuming. Juanita-It's a good thing to admire and to be admired. Pauline-A sensible little lady. Vida- A true friend is forever a friend. Dorothy-A friendly smile gladly bestowed. Eugene-His country came first. Mae-A word, a smile, and a quiet way. Vida Ross Mae Yinger FOUR YEARS AGO Catherine Coyan, Edna Gilnson,Vivian Har' ,Q fag, ness, Nadine Lloyd, Bill Hughes V ' Dorothy Yates Eugene Yinger ' 'fm rw Y-2, ,-.nr C? L Pnga Tfwrnly ur Hd 07111 JIIUI fit II H' X 1111! 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A, H, ,V Calm Shy Amiable uiet Settled Reserved Unconcernecl Jim Booth , Bonnie Bradford Madelyn Brown Orrin Charles Bloss Brunton , Ruth Butler , , Sincere Kind Lilcable Impulsive Helpful Minerva Calhoun Anna Marie Callahan Dennu Callahan ,WY Erma Lou Callahan Bill Castor Sunny Cheeseman ' ' l U Indifferent Agrgeglxli- Stanch Good-lNaturecl Relialme nriring Pain' 7i5.Cz'IIfj fi' dw: 'fm Flora -lean Chick Christine Chisholm Evan Clark Sadie Cochran Pnrsy Coll Ann Coyan Pleasant Spirizcd .-Xmicable Self-sufficient Dainty Carefree Derothy Cunningham Xvylda Davis , , , Nlary Lou Eisnaugle Dorothy Ervin , Ralph Euhanks Jean Evans , , V- Serious Cure Gay Modest Daring Friendly Ida Luc Farrar Mary Ruth Faulkner Berry Lou Freeland Joyce Gast , , , june Graham W Bill Harbour , - Fair Demure pleasing Sophisticated Happy Nonchalant ,Y N l Wi, I , , 9 5' -A 2 5 1' rig img , .,-il Q , , W '1',.s f -li LI: AKEN T i 3 E E I ii te l t t e f Q 1 Nz A l- 1 ,, I39'5f ': ' of '-I ,eff .. i rll s 01411 glLl'l,i0llA June Hatten W Louise Hayth Y D, Ruth Helms Tom Helms , Xvilma Henderson Ray Horton ..,,,, , Y Composed Vivacious Well-liked Energetic Enthusznstic Complacent Vernon I-Iowe W, Charles Jenkins Colleen Jenkins , Doris jones , M, Wayne Karr , Louie Lamb , Faithful Pious Airractive Serene Speedy Polite Sanford Lambert Jean Leach Nlarie Lolfir Phyllis Nlapes lxlargic Nlartin Y Eddie Nlayfield Active Plcasing Personality lilitht- Affalvle Popular Loquacious P1151 w Tau lllfefllllf 0102 gltfllblld Eileen Mercer Spurgeon Nletzler Freddie Michael , Don Nc-wvahner , Jewell Oty Y, Helen Parks W-- Gentle Nlastcrful Inquisitive Nlischievous Merry Que-enly Frances Patterson , Verna Perkins Phyllis Pfancuff N , Bob Pierce , Nlary Frances Pierce Ruth Potts , H , ,--.. Trustworthy' True Neat Courieous Lively Sweet Frances Ridge Nlnc Rolvlwins .lack Roderick Circ-m Rowlnnd Clarence Shephard Ernt-srinc Simpson ,A Imlustrious Aihlt-nc Imprcssiu Boistcrous Scientific Depenchlvle 6 E G i.,i i 4 if ' Y . ,Q -: : f- , . 5 i l i 2 l M Q fy 5 ' M157 'fn , Q 1' W gf . fig? 3' ,Jn I V K .T 1 Q -, ,,. , 'v , K gl I .V if D Companionalule Niary Spriggs ,, Blanche Stinson , Paul Stinson W Priscilla ane Sword Jean Vanfossan Obligng Cheerful Handsome Intellectu1l Lenmnl lxhry Ann Vgfanj Helen Wnstier Anna Joan Wliclcline Bolw XVill1ms Betty Spriggs Srudioug Naive Exuberant T1 tnttd Wlilling ' lviafgic wins M Diligent Charles Terry Generous lVlary Smith C,-XNIERA SHY jL'NIORS Bill Bowman. Emory Brohard. lfugt-ne Brohard, Don Broyles. Kenneth Butler, Anna Callahan. P. Carpenter. Heluer Chcnault. Nlarjorie Davis. Carl Dempsey. Floyd Dtclcason. Junior Downey, Nlary Ruth Faulkner. Jack Grimes, Wlancla Grover. Klart' Haley. Rohcrt Harris, Dorzs Hattt-n. Paul Hnuser. Daniel Hommt-s. Bob Hughes. Dick Hughes. Don Hughes. Philip Kanousu. Bob Koller. .-Xrrhella l.each. Betty Leach. Kenneth Leach. Robert Leonard, Ruth Pres- ton. Elliott Reynolds. Vilalter Sech. Russell She-ward. David Simmons. Evelyn Smith. Merrill Smith. james Stewart. Thelma Stif- fler. Rt-ed Triplett. Pay r T111 1115 -.-lx JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PresidentfTom Helms Viceepresiclent--lack Roderick Secretary'-Freddie Michael Treasurer-Charles Jenkins g k, fx 25, - ' Q, alll ' -4 XX X lllll c f. , 'T 5213, L fy lm, :K I Q , am, -J ms- if II -'qs J 4 f ,-X IW, 1 K+ 1 1 f , A WV l Q ' f .rp I x X 1 ' cn, Y - . 7 , , I, - ff' 4 xv f f f f ' ,Tj E I X V 7 1 ,ex VE A f , 5, 91 , f - -an ' N lg, M fiygg ,A . W, lg -'-1 -- X xx A 1?7'f 4':. Eg 7 . 5-j gf F-. V: I' tg K X X 1 I 'afk f .JM ' 1, W . 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I . , Bottom Row: Buddy Shear, Richard Varney, Bernard Smiles, John Day, Left to Rnght Left to Rnght Bottom Row Vlolet Baker Sarah Charmberlam Betty ohnson Addle ordan Wxlma Evans Georgxanne McG1nn1s Second Row Freda Green Nola Bartram Anne Caseley Mac Murphy Bob Elsnaugle oe Forshey Thlrd Row Elsa Farrar Dons Nxchols Vlrglma Coffman Marxlyn Kearns Ednrh Leasure Doris Flnney Top Row Bermce Coyan Mabel Keller Becky McNabb Peggy enkxns Charlotte Mxller Sadie Donaldson Bottom Row Ralph Cavey Stewart Rlegel Tom Turner Bob Swmgle Don Wagenman Ansel Terry Second Row Forrest Lewxs Evelyn Whxte Betty Mxller Pearl Hodgson Glenna Stxffler David Whxtaker Thlrd Row Helen Stlffler Mlnnle Sharp Dorxs Phillips o1nna Harbert Dorothy Brammer lVl1rjor1e R1dcl1ffe Top Row Bernard Beatty ick Cillahwn Max Reynolds Wxlson Detty Doyle Rose Billy Lloyd Paar Turntj mm - , , J ,- J , , - ' 7 Y 7 Y ,J - - , , , , , . - , , 1 J y , . - , , , , , . Z 7 V 3 L 3 , . - , , ,JK , , . . . 1 ,L . ., . , , , . t Left to Right Bottom Row: Patty Lew's, Wylodine Leach, Betty Grover, Carolyn Conroy, Wilma Flaker, Rosalyn Brown. Second Row: Paul Jenkins, Jack Lyons, Dean Leedy, Anna Miller, Imogene Dobbins, Doris Claar. Third Row David Hu hes Stanle Keller, Don Hughes, Juanita Ash- : S Q Y baugh, Ruth Henry, Imogene Humphreys. Top Row: Johnny Jones, Dale Davis, Robert Leach, Anna Beckett, Dorothy Hatten, Alma Howard. Left to Right Bottom Row: Margaret Rowland, Peggy Sell, Ruth Riegel, Anne Van fossan, Clara Spangler, Norma White. Second Row: Bonnie Stewart, Edith Perry, Marilyn Parks, Gracie Tabitha Robbins, Betty Ray. Third Row: Donna Reid, Esther Stiles, Patty Palmer, Kathleen wus Ethel Westlake, Joyce Wilson. Top Row: Earl Willis, Bob Sfders, Bob Reynolds, Bill Ramsey, Dick Turner Bill Robinson. Page Thirty fx Arn Y, K' XJ f-N Z Z A QP 3 A f minus VW WI! f fi, ll xxx f CQQCFWW 'Ml W MWA? 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Q5 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President-Davicl Whitehead Vice-President-Par Clark Secretary-Helen Murphy Treasurer-Cristel Hurst Left to Rlghr B o t t o m R o w E cl 1 Spriggs, B111 Perry Boclen Shumare Bxll Wfalker D1 vid Wfhxrehead XV a y n c Woods, Gene Suffler S e c 0 n ci Row 1Vl1r1lyn Patterson Wanda Palmer Wylodine Slmpson Genev1 Perkins, Patsy Pope Peggy Weaver, Betty Wfwggcner T h i r ol Row Ch1rlorre Williams Carol Scurlock Julia Slmgluff Leon1 Rlch art, Mary Shxelds Doris Radcliffe ane: W1llI1mS Top Row Berry Stxffler Berry Ragland M1r1lynW1l son. Kenneth Preston Oscar Ray. Jack Plummer Robert Sricklcn. Left no Rrghr Bottom Row Bob Hum h J J P reys. ack ones Floyd Cal lahan, Clay Cz-ace Second Row ack Srxff lcr. Harold Muller W1ync Creech, N111-qarel Ham mond, 'Vlarjorle ohnson Opal Kerr Thlrd Row Dean Evans Ralph French ames Chan nel Harold Frazxer Roger Mayhew Clnfforcl Carlisle Top Row ack Cr1mer Harry Chenault G r o v e r Fraley ack nj Elsnauglc Dwxghr McGhee Donald Jenkins. Left lo Right Bottom Row: Marie Dempsey Mary Jo Flaker. Myrna Gran! Norma Green. Eula Mae Fraztcr Madelyn Brohard. Sernnd Row: Myrtle Harrison Betty Mart.n. Terry Doran, Syl vin Hoopx. Patricia Mapes. C1ro Iyn jr-nkxn-. Third Rom: Dorothy Da-an Cnet.-l Hurxr, Nancy Fostt-r Audra Mohley, Susie Keller lietty Leach. il op Row: Eileen Bennett liretda Cooper. Carol jean John son. Sue Hckman. Doris Gil ltam. Marie Hale. Left to Right Bottom Row: joan Scurlock. Margaret Shover. Helen Shaner. Yvonne Stephenson. J 2 a n 1 n e Waugh. Luetra Wasmer. Second Row: Haldor Yinger. Murray Roy. Nlarlin Law. Wil- liam Walker. Virgil Richards, Gerald Waugh. Third Row: Dorothea Wise- man. Florence Reed. Donna Pe'- vatt. jovce Stout. 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'PQQL 4 B892-gER s ' ' Nlr Duncan Mrs Duncan Frecl-:les Xvxdder We sner Esse Freddy Hwrxu Hclean All The World s A Stage Freckles ts Presented by the Senior Class Bxll Morrow Nlary oyce Walker Darrell Brammer Helen Ford Betty Lou Wlldman mny VU1sham Harry Shear Vlxrlam Grey Black laclt Angel Nellxe Amy Lawrence l ord O 'Vlore Lady O Vlore Dorxs Smuh B111 Edwards Nlartha Rxtche Dorothy Summers Avamelle Cop. Tom lVlcClung o1n Daugherty The scene IS the home of Mr Duncan a country constable and hxs w1te The household mcludes the mald Nellie who IS very little help around the hou e Frecltles a young man who has been reared ln a foundlmg home IS employed by McLean the town s wealthxest man to protect h1s valuable tlmlner ln the Llmlnerlost McLean later adopts hlm Freddy and Blaclt acl: employed by McLean plan to steal hls prize trees and blame Frecltles but Freclcles IS alert and their plot falls The Wldder Wessner and her daughter Fssxe enllven the play and com pllcate the plot wlth their contmual horrowmg Amy Lawrence ls nurse to the mother of Angel a heautlful glrl When Freclcles dlscovers Lord and Lady Ohlore and learns through them that he IS descended from Engllsh nOb1llIy he no longer hesltates to propose to Angel lN1cl.ean and the Bxrd Woman fall in love and all ends well Thxs play was adapted from the story by Gene Stratton Porter It drew the largest crowd ever to wltness a school entertalnment at Jackson l-hgh School Congratulatxons to the SCHIOYS and to Miss Pottorf their dlrector I 11111 I 1 rig 7 If 1, ' ' . 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I k T, , In The Spot Llght The Juniors Present The Man In The Green Shirt The cast mcludvd Nlr George T Fuller Vernon How Vlr Ivan Ross Spurgeon 'Vletzler Nlr Egbert Cain Fredclle lVl1ch1el Xvxllle Roach Edde Nlayheld 'Vlrs George T Fuller Ann Coyah Delphme Larulc Helen Parks VTllll9 Fuller Patsy Coll 'Vlrs T eflerson aynes Louxse Hayth Lenx Way Cro Nllrtha Barker Emmy Roclchart Lee Anna Lewis Mr Fuller who IS always out of money his a Wlle wnth nulllonalre Ideas The Fullers have a lovely daughter Mlllle who falls ln love with thelr guest Ivan Ross from Arkansas Mr Cam a clever croolc falls xn love wxth Mxllle much to the cllsgust of his wxfe Delphlne Wllln Roach and Lena May Crow the servants of the Fuller household glve the audience many laughs whlle lending a helpxng hand to everyone Mrs aynes causes Mrs Fuller lots of heartache and Emmy Roclchart successfully carrles out her duties as a hardbolled pollcewoman Thls play which was written by Myrtle Glrard Elsey was presented by the unlor Class m the aclcson Hlgh School audltorlum on Decemher 10 1943 It was directed by Mr Wllllarn Kemp assxsted by Mr W Broughton The Wl1lCl'l WHS well affellded WHS VO! d 3 SUCCESS ffljlflv' ZlHI'1L11l gO6I'S ,,,,,,,--U. 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The Jumors Salute the Senlors Above are scenes from our annual unlor Semor banquet glven by the Junxors as a farewell to the senxors The banquet was different from that of recent years bemg held at the Cambrlan Hotel mstead of at the hxgh school It was also dlfferent ln other respects each of those present lcnowmg that lt mlght be the last of the carefree days they had spent together A delxghtful program was presented and after clmner each person went hxs own merry way Crednt should go to MISS Elxzabeth LCWIS for work m malcmg this party a success The program cons1sted of the followmg Wlelcome Response Toastmaster Plano Solo Toast So 0 Pxano Solo Toast Toast Song Pllfl' I rty-Ifzco Dan VL asham Kenneth Hughes Harry Shear Carl Burnsxdes Esther Horton Dons Smith Freddie George Helen Ford Norma can Parlcs God Bless Amerxca Harry Shear Dorothy Summers Cltlzenshl Contest P This year Dorothy Summers and Harry Shear were elected to represent Jackson Highs typical gurl and boy nn our annual cm zenshxp contest Wxt scholarship and a pleasmg personality are a few ot the tralts talented Dorothy possesses A frxendly manner and an nn terest ln all school actlvmes has won tor Harry a host of friends The student body chose their ldeal cltxzens according to the tol lowmg qualxtlcatlons COHSClCHflOUSly prepares assignments Obev rules and regulations Partlcxpates ln actlvmes Respects his teach ers Is courteous to all ls loyal to school and country Takes care ol' school property Is prompt dependable and honest We feel that Dorothy and Harry deserxe thls honor and are to be congratulated f Page F1rt5 thru' I , , M p t i I ' . vA 7 I Q AS 5 3 ' 5 S 9 ' S' y . . First Row-Bob Pierce, Tom Helms, Don Newvahner, Orrin Burton, Vernon Howe, Don Blair, Louis Lamb. Second Row-Torn McClung, Harry Shear, Bill Morrow, Bob Pifer, Mac Robbins, Jack Roderick. Third Row-Don Broyles, Robert Carney, Eddie May- field, Sy Lambert, Freddie Michael, Bob Williams. Hi-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, main 'ain. and extend throughout the school and com- munity high standards of Christian character. This club has been functioning successfully since its organization in 1925. During the football games the Hi-Y boys operated the lunch stand on the athletic field. Their social activities have included a covered dish supper in the fall and senior farewell in the spring. Q The meetings have been varied by discussions, spealcers. and interesting programs. lVlr. Keairns, their adviser, who has been at the head of Hi-Y clubs for the past twelve years, has received a certificate of recognition from The National Y. M. C. A. for his long period of service. First Row-Don Wagc11- man. Dick Turner, Paul Jenkins. Mac M u r p h y, Stewart Riegel. Second Row -Tom Turner, Dave H u g h c s, Bob Eisnaugle, Bernard B e a t t y. Johnny Jones. Kenneth Ridge, Dean Lecdy. Senior Girl Reserves Very active in school affairs this winter were the Senior Girl Reserves under the leadership of Miss McCoy and the presidency of Mary Elizabeth Kimbel and her cabinet: vice-president, Helen Parksg secretary, Colleen jenlcinsg treasurer, Frances Benner. On Thanksgiving Day these Girl Reserves contributed greatly to the success of the eagerly anticipated football game with Wellston by selling the football programs. junior Girl Reserves The Junior Girl Reserves, of which there were thirty-nine members, were also very active this year. With the assistance of their leader, Miss Fisher, they carried on many interesting activities during the months of school. Az each meeting they used as their theme one of the allied nations, this served as a basis for their discussion. The officers for this Girl Reserve Club were as follows: president, Tabitha Robbins, vice-president, Barbara Crabtree, secretary, Norma White, treasurer, Ruth Henry. First Row Woodruff G Wxllxs Fxrst Row ones B Sheward M Hoops Second Row Mercer M Flalter A Acldxs Second Row W Masters N Grow Top Row W McCoy E Halterman P Mayhew Top Row Burns E Colby W Brunton M McMann The Salesmanshlp Teams They Excelled In Sellmg Have you bought your Oslcy Wow? Dont forget the flnal date The WOTDCD dllflflg 3 Cafflpalgfl In Wl1lCl'1 their eff-OFIS WCYC YYTOYC than SUCCCSSfLIl As IS customary the salesmanshxp teams are composed of students prepar mg themselves to hold commercial positions ln the future Through the efforts of the team captains Adra Addis and Norma Grow the sales this year exceeded those of any previous year by a good sized margln-4'5 boolxs were sold Miss Grlmes erved as a capable faculty adviser for the teams We of the Oslty XVOM Staff M1 h to talce thxs opportumtx to thanlt the mem bers of the two teams for promotmg the sale of the xearbook Im Iorflm f 1 n 4 nl ' : , . ' ' . ' ' : J , . , . . 1 J. . . , . . : . , , . : . , . , . . : , . , . , . . ff 7 ' 7, students were Constantly besieged in the halls lay enthusiastic yearbook sales- , . . 1 I' . S 7 . U I . . ' ' .-5 , - ' . , . :li 1. X ,J,,l, Sfnlllf junior Sophomore Freshman General junior High Sport Left to Right, Standing: Vernon Howe, Mr. Keairns, Helen Ford, Dick Turner. Seated: Anne Callahan, Tabitha Robbins, Nlartha Ritchie, Nancy Foster, Miss lVlarsh, Priscilla Sword. The Oslcy Wow Staff They Preserve Memories lui ultv Altus.- Editorial Staff Editor in chief Plvlen Ford .Akss stant Editor Vernon Howe Art Editor lfratwvs Benner Ass: Art Editor Anna Callahan Reporters Nlartha Ritchie Priscilla Sword Tabitha Robbins , Kathleen Kent Nanxv Foster llrum- lfeldman lJiilt liurnur r Nliss Nlarulx Where's that print? Who mixed up my pledge cards? Don't touch those pictures, theylre in orderlll The bang of typewriters, the mad scramble of pictures, directions for the ad collectors-all add to the noise and confusion of the Oslcy Wow staff. Anyone glancing through the door would wonder how an annual could ever be produced out of that great chaos. Students were constantly besieged in the halls by members of enthusiastic salesmanship teams. But finally the feat has been accomplished and the staff presents to you the 1944 Oslcy Wow-we hope you like itl Left to Right, Standing: Nancy Schellenger, Nlary Kimhel. Seated Nlartha Specht, Nleredith Evans, Ernestine Simpson, Nliss Grimes, Nlartha harkrr, Nliss Harrell, Betty Wlildman. Business Staff llusiln-ss Manager Naniv Sclit-llvtig r Assistant l'3u-,mt-ss Manager lirnes nu Simpson Advertising Manager Meredith I-xans Assistant .-Xdxertxsina Nlanager Martha liarlu-r Tvpists 3-larv Klmbel. Nlarzha Specht. Betts' wllldmaii Salt-s N-liss Griinvs mit-m.,.n,4 Mm i-im.-ii liusinvss :Xdxist-r ind l liot-.xetrapher Nlr K'-.iirn l'ug1w Furllt-wzfyfff Editorial Staff Editor-inchief Dorothy Summers Assistant Editor, ,, jean Evafh Exchange Editor,Meredith Evans 5165! Feature Editor Mary Joyce Walker Assistant , , , Cristal Hurst. Marga Hamilton Reporters Sports ,,,Dick Turner and Erma Finney Senior, ,,,Frances Benner Junior ,,,,,Colleen jenkins Sophomore ,, , Patty Lewis Freshman Carol jean johnson News, ,, ,Wjoan Dougherty. Jo Ann Landrum, Barbara Crabtree, Martha Barker, Wil- ma Evans Left to Right, Standing: Dick Turner, Frances Benner, Mary Joyce Walker, Mr. Owens, Martha Barker. Seated: .loan Daugherty, Dorothy Summers, Miss Pottorf, -lean Evans, Colleen Jenkins, Cristel Hurst, Wilma Evans, JoAnn Landrum. The Skeleton Staff They Keep Us Up-to-date Much H. S. genius is employed in the editing of the Skeleton, our monthly newspaper. It really isn't so dead as it may sound, for if you've seen those roving reporters, erudite editors, monetary-minded managers, amicable advisers, and thoughtful typists collecting and editing choice bits of information gathered from rattling tellers of tall tales, you'd come to the conclusion that they are capable compilers. The senior members of both Skeleton and Osky Wow staffs have been active in the Quill and Scroll organization this year. Left to Right, Standing: June McCartney, Nancy Schellenger, Erm1 Finney, Jack Stiffler, Carol Jean Johnson, Mr. Owens. Seated: Barbara Crabtree, Ann Brown, Meredith Evans, Dorls Jones, Patty Lewis, Nlarga Hamilton, Bob Bovie. ' Business Staff Business hflanager Nancy Schellenger Assistants , Doris jones, Bob Bovie. -lack Srffler Typists Ann Brown, jean McDaniel. l june McCartney Adviser lVliss Nitty Puttort. l hir, T K. Owens Pagf Furfyaninr I V i Honor Group Left to Right Bottom Row: Nancy Schellcnf LZUYA Helen Ford. Bill Edwards. Dorothy Summers. Louise Dix- on. june McCartney. Second Row: Mary j o y c e Walker. Wi l m a Potts. Ann Brown. Erma Finney, Mereditii Evans. Jane Dennison. Joan Daugherty. F r a n c e s Bennet. Pauline Claar. Joyce Eisnaugle. Top Row: Carol Mercer. Paul' ine Altherr. jean Martin. Mary Kimbel, Betty Dow, Wilma Masters. Scholarly Seniors Here you see the beaming faces of the intelligentsia of Jackson Hi's Senior Class-they deserve all such flowery phrases, for all during their High School life theyave maintained a B average or above through study, determination, and a desire to be fully prepared to take efficiently their places in the world-and is too! With this uhought in mind we can readily see why keeping their standards high. a baffling world it they do not regret Buckeye Boys' State Don Newvahner, delegate, and Evan Clark, alternate, were chosen to go to Buckeye Boys' State. Oration Fern Stiffler, Mary Joyce Walker, and Wilma Evans, smile happily after their par- ticipation in the Prince of Peace Contest. Government Pictured are the girls who tool: part in the D.A.R. contest. First Row-Jean Mc- Daniel, Jane Dennison. Second Row-Meredith Evans, Nancy Schellenger, Louise Dixon. Current Events Kermit Gahm and Peggy Mayhew were the two seniors who ranked highest in current events tests. Pay' Fifly Help Wanted?? If so just call any one of the gurls pictured above They are our busy bees the office assistants The girls pass the absence slips type, ancl help MISS Nall and MISC lVlcDan1el in many other lmportant taslcs Taking time out from their work to pose for the picture are Frances Rlclge Wilma Masters Helen Walker, can Evans, MR LYONS Mr Lyons b e I t e r known e e o has friends t xe go getter or truant offxcer Norma Grow Wilma lVlcCoy, and Miss Nall MR DICKASON thunk Mr Duckason ha done a great Job lreeplng the chool warm enough and at the same nme obeynng warume rule MR HOWARD MR DUNGAN Mr Howard ls the man re pon When You 'ee hgh' bu mm! 5' e or ' 9 eaut' U 5 I School youll know that Mr and gm on our school lawn Dungan getting the school house ready for another chool day Puff, F1 ty fn: ' 7 ' 1' . v ' 9 J , ' A - . '. . as We . , s . N A . s r .VZ k ,, I .K - ,Q li, I . 5 , lbl f h b f I ih ubs late at' nlghr in jackson Hxglr ' ' ' Q Q A ' .ss . . ls ' ' s. N. I l ulet Corner Its kept quiet and orderly by our librarian Miss McCoy and her library staff of girls from all classes who volunteer to assist in the intricate task of issu one it is Thanks for keeping it a place of which we can well be proud At the top is a general view of our up to date library where the students may acquire material on any subject read the latest magazines or find their choice of books At the bottom are the members of the staff who help maintain the order and hu h standing of our library I agr I-'zfly tuo RQ ' 97 , . . . . . 7 9 ing, repairing, and listing books and keeping our library the attractive, systematic , . , . . .S . . h 2 I - ' Glendon and Spurgeon are prepar M ones freshman manual arts mg themselves for possxble war Jobs class are working hard on their varl m the future ous projects Bulldmg A Future Manual a!'IS IS 3 faVOI'II8 subject of the boys of H S Maybe thlS IS IDCCBUSC II 15 the kind of WO1'k that appeals IO The boys WOI'klng on fnelal lathes pflntlng and the C0nSIl'llCtlOn of Val'IOL15 aI'IIClCS WOI'lC that helps prepare them fOI' flltufe VOCaIlOnS The prmtlng department has also been very helpful to the school ln many ways assxstmg ln school affaurs by publxshmg programs and tlckets These boys who take an lnfCfCSI ln Ynanllal ffalnlng Wlll bf! the Cal'PCnICI'S and pUbllSl1Cl'S of the fUILll'C Eddie runs off some pamphlets The Hughes boys work diligently wh1le the other fellows sort and set trying to catch up with thenr baclc type prmtmg :- P za I-1ft5 tl1r . . . 1 t-.J , . -e we so P , I . . ,., I. lv A Stltch In Tlme The members of MISS Harshbar gers cooking class are learnmg valu able lessons 1n wartnme foocl economy to say nothmg of the practlcal experx ence they are gettmg ln the age old art of doing cllshes Where IS the girl who ever has enough clothes to wear especlallv clurmg thus perlod of war tlme short ages? If you are one who does not jom MISS Harshbargers sewmg clas and she w1ll teach you how to make your own as these gxrls are doing Pencil and Paint Some of the g1rls of the art clas Martha and Louise watch as Dorns dCSlgl'1 d.I'CSSC for the small f1gLlI'CS and GTEICC thread the loom the have made of a let, mach Gene Phillips clesxgnecl the Chrlst Y P P mas wxndow p 63 ancl made lt with Other members work wlth charcoal the help f lin Swmgle and Bull PCI1Cll OI' Palllt Turner Pilflf Fifty-four -.'X,, Commerclal Cllcks The mad cllck of typewrlters the hurry of IIBHSCIIPIIODS the sound of thc addmg machme mxmeographmg letters speed tests are all evldence of the busy commerclal department aclcson Hxgh School IS answermg the call for more bookkeepers secretarles and typlsts by maxntaxmng xts commercial department and teachmg students the art of being effxclent and slulled stenographers All over the world may be found boys rd glrls from H S puttmg unto practice the essentlals that they were taught m our commercnal department Above are some snaps from the typmg classes and below are shown the bookkeeping class. Pagzv Fiffj 'fl'L'c This Scientific World These BFE SCCHCS fI'0fT1 OUI' SCICHCC de aftfnehl At Il'1B to BIC Sha. S fI'Of'f1 P P P l3lOlOgV lab Sl1OWlI1g the 3qU3l'lLlIn and One of SCICIICCS IHOSI popular aflllnalb the gUlf1C3 Pig BlOl0gy helps PFCPHIC StUClCI1tS FOI' the l'llgl'18I' 3.C3Cl.CIHlC subjects Ac lower left is a picture from our newly formed International Morse code code This work must be done at the rate of ten words per minute before credit is granted A snap from physics class showing Vernon turning the static machine while the girls receive a shock 1 ffm Jn . . . . I 7 class. The course is part of our war effort and consists of sending and receiving 7 fm Some of Our Act1v1t1es with the strict physical tests of the armed forces it was deemed wise this year to holcl examinations for the boys gym classes In the first picture are shown some of the boys getting weighed The second picture shows the eyesight chart Preparing themselwes for future positions as clraftsmen or as engineers are and accuracy At the lower left is a general view of the class and in the second picture Ora puts the final touches on his drawing Pm these hoys of the mechanical drawing class. The subject teaches boys precision 1,1 Fltlj ll 1 5129 Klum Muslc Hath Charms The Girls and Boys Glee Clubs of aclcson Hxgh School have always been of the best and thus years glee clubs were no exceptxon Mr Davxs the excellent dlrector ments a great deal of cred1t for achxevlng the hlgh standard of the clubs The students partxcxpatmg also are deservmg of operatxon with Mr Davis At Chrnstmas tlme the glee clubs combined with the chnldren of the grade schools were the pre emment part of the merry Communlty Sing On thxs evenxng the two glee clubs together featured a beautlful arrange ment of Cantlque de Noel by Adam Another evenlng of the years ac txvxtxes remembered by all was the one on which the glee clubs gave their 'H L I QC ' 39 . , , ' 7 7 . . , much praise for their efforts and co- ' I 9 , - . Y' ' Y! 7 ' 1 81144 Elm Klum concerts Compositions were per formed separately by each club and also by the combined clubs The boys glee club sang I Amt Gwme Study War No More Go Down Moses Dance My Comrades Holy Is the Lord Bortiansky The girls glee club sang O Sons and Daughters On a Green Hill Floermg Songs My Mother Taught Me Dvorak and Prayer rom Hansel and Gretel Humperdmlt The two glee clubs together sang some Valley 'md 'in inspiring ar rangement of Onvmrd Christian Sol diers larly in the spring nnny of the boys 'md girls displayed their musiml talents in the annual elstecldfod bw singing in quartets duets trios and olos The last event of the year sponsored by the glee clubs of 1944 was a loxelx spring formal clance I , -Q . , V. -. H 7 YH RY 37 , 5 Q. N- . ' Y tr 77 YY ' 5' , .- ' 5 PY HL V' Y! f ' ' n spiritual, Jesus Walked This Lone- .. ,A . I - K - s . f A . ..mui .A Nw' Left to Right: Bottom Row-Bobby Rhea, Martha Ritchie, Doris Smith, Wilma Evans Anna Florence Miller, Bill Harris, Dick Howard, Gene Phillips, Margaret Hoops, Bob Bovie Bob Humphreys, Joan Hambrick, Helen Murphy, Doris jones, Edith Perry, Bob Eisnaugle Znd Row-Dick Turner, Orrin Brunton, Dick Mitchell, Marilyn Kearns, Jack Eis naugle, Marie Lohr, Sonja Priddy, Frances Patterson, Ralph French, Joan Daugherty. 3rd Row-Mary Ann Ward, Barbara Crabtree, Mary Frances Pierce, Jack E. Eis naugle, Elizabeth Barker, Marga Hamilton, Harry Neville, Beverly Bethel, Bob Pierce. 4th Row-Betty Wildman, Jo Ann Landrum, Margie Martin, Louis Lamb, Marjorie Radcliffe Dean Baesman Jack Stiffler Doroth Brammer Flora Jean Chick s v v V v - Sch Row-Virginia Blake, Betty Miller, Don Blair, Joanna Herbert, Tabitha Robbins Robert Carney, Erma Lou Callahan, Donna Reid, Anne Caseley, Priscilla Sword, Ruth Sullivan. Here are our baton-twirl- Mr. Clift, our band lead- ing drum major and ma- er, as he smilingly conducts jorettes - Martha Ritchie, our school song at one of Bob Eisnaugle and Edith the football games. Perry. l zulda, Wlalzale. OUR BAND Mr Cllfts first year as director of the ack son High School Band proved him to be n excellent director He had many new ideas for the bands marching in formation and at each football game on our own field he had the band prepared for a new stunt during the intermission between the halves of the game The band it self is also very laudable for its diligent prac ticing for the activities The band supplied music and entertainment at many of the football games Ar the basket ball games also, it had a prominent part in the evening At all the pep assemblies preceding both football and basketball games the band inspired us with pep and helped a great deal to build up our enthusiasm in anticipation of an exciting evening In February the band sponsored an assembly program on which selections beautiful com ical and interesting were played The composl tions on the program were the following Ma rines March, Chenette Pavanne Gould Afrikander Olivoloti, We Must Be Vigilant There s Something About a Soldier Gay Host of Freedom King and Pivot Man Bennett The band observed both Armistice Day :Ind Memorial Day by playing at the Municipal Building and by marching to the cemetery After both the football and basketball seasons were over Mr Clift formed a dance band of ten pieces This too, proved successful, providing music for many parties The concert by the band was given in May This was another very entertaining event of our school We are proud of our band and grateful for its contribution toward making our school more commendable -I - High Steppm Maidens They lead the parade the girls who are our Swiss Flag Swingers These brightly atrired young ladies are 1 great asset to our band with their peppy steps and gaily flying flags The girls from left to right are Doris Jones Helen Mur phy -I oan ne Hambrick Anna Florence Nliller Wil ma Evans and Doris Smith Page Szvly on 0 . , , . . 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'. 1- J An 'assembly w xh gots Our younger ser performs Exciting Moments for All Thi year many interesting and original assemblies we e presented to the members of the student body by students of the various home rooms and by other organizations Ar Christmas and Easter impre sive religious programs were given During March the alumni of H S delighted the student body with a colorful and unique display of their talents We also were entertained by some very distinguished visitors among them Mrs Eberts a refugee from Manheim and Captain Hartzell of The Flying Tigers For Tx o Bless nz Ind an N 1 den une P1 811111 On A Bicycle Built To Aslc The l.ord's A Pretty Little HA Hill Billy Xvedding v A' f . fri N in J U Q 5 ffm' v qua 1 ' 3 if i ri Here is a general view of our senior play, Freck- Our Christmas assembly group sang and enacted les, showing the people who made it so successful. the Christmas story in pantomime in front of the artistically decorated window. ln February the band demonstrated their musical genius by presenting a stirring assembly of classical music. For the humorous part a ragtime wedding was staged. We also had spirited pep rallies before football and basketball games which helped boost our teams to victory. At the close of each program Jackson l'-lighu was sung. We of H. S. hope that assemblies may always be held-they represent one of the highest types of democratic freedom. Here Comes The I Pledge hfly Clementinen 'Shoe Shine Bride Allegiance Gal Pugh' Sixty-1l1rf't' The Year In Review September 7 XVe all bud ummer v c1txon a sad adleu as school throws open II portals September 17 H S rejoices about lts vxctorv oxer Ch1ll1cothe ln the flrst game of the season September 22 The f1rst assembly of the year IS enjoyed by all October 19 We are all on our best behavlor for xlsltatxon night October 27 Band party IS a great success Naturally refreshments are serx edll November 25 We brlng our football eason to a close bv drubblng Wellston 25 0 ln the annual turlcey day tllt November 25 We have a breathing spell as Thanltsglvlng vacatxon begins Aren t we thanlcful for thlsll November 28 We return to school havlng had our flll of Thanksglvmg turkey unratnoned December 10 At last the JUYIIOIS are over then' suspense and can rest on their laurels earned by glvxng the play Have you seen The Man ln the Green Shirt 7 December 14-First basketball game of the season December 22 Do re m1 ' Commumty Carol Sung 19 held ln the auditorium December 23 Christmas assembly IS presented December 23 Chrxstmas vacation Ah h h h anuarv 10 Back again' We have had an extra weeks vacatlon because of the flu Ppld6mlC Why must holidays end? anuary 24 25 Semester exams but we don t talk about such thmgs anuarv 28 The glrls literally swoon as Captam Hartzell of the Flymg Tigers appe rs before assembly today ' February 17 Banquet held in honor of football players Oh for the lxfe of a hero Februarv 18 Perfect tardy record oh no Mac Robbins was at school todayll March 10 The xntelllgentsla of the senior class racks its collectlxe brains oxer scholarshlp tests Well thats one way to get out of classes March 15 Now we lcnow why the Glee Clubs have been so busy Their concert was swell March 11 The sophomores show that they aren t green and attend the sopho more party on St Patrlclc s day March 22 Alumm presents assembly to student body Wonder lf we wlll extr be mvlted baclc9'7' March 22 Teachers banquet oh for the life of a teacher l March 24-Curl Reserve party good attendance good food good t1me Marcl' 29 30-Talung the Every Pupil Tests didnt bother us any waltmg for the results IS the dlfflcult part March 31 The senlor class play Frecltles drew the largest crowd ever to attend a class play at H S April 6 Glrl Reserves and H1 Y jomtly present Easter Assembly April 6 10 Easter YZCRIIOD Ah h h h 'll' April 2021 Elsteddfodlll Another holxdayll Dass lllte this make u apprc cxate the fxne arts April 28 Glee Club has sprmg formal May 12 unlor Cenlor mark the beglnnmg of the end This malces the senlors feel that they aren t so sure they want to graduate May 19 Class Day l MV what a dlstmgulshed loolcmg group of seniors May 21 Baccalaureate May 24-The senxors sax thex dont feel any bett r than they did before they were commenced well not yet anyway , ' H . .. , y . ,, . .. w- , , . 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'-',-it ,, fl TL , , I l -P.- ' ' ,:.- -Z ij- -'Aw I : YA E4 ill., : Ziff - Ai ff A if Z ff. fy. 1 .. 3: -ff '49 f- QQ ' 'Q' f- '--L3 ,f-1 'J Z '-i i p Bl' Harbour Second Row B111 'Vfor rc vu rr Dax s H a r r Shzar Eddxe Exans Third Rom Tum 'NTC Clung Paul Graham N11 Robb ns Fourth Row Raw Burkc B11 Edwards Iack Timur Eddxe Hughes Bo om Chirhe enk ns Paar Vzxtj H1171 Football This year football was a more Important part of our athletic program than ever before The boys who carrled the ball for the wmmng score are soon to be the men who w1ll carry the guns to even the score tn a larger game Courage and determination helped the Ironmen place third ln the S E O L , wnth fxve wms and two losses The opening game with the Chillicothe Cavaliers was played on our home field A short pass from Taylor to Shear put ackson ln scoring posxtlon and Burke plunged through the lme making the fmal score 6 0 The Ironmen then journeyed up north to meet a powerful Wllnungton eleven acksons loss was attributed to lnjurles and to a strong and experienced Wilmington team Final score 61 6 The Nelsonvxlle Greyhounds were swamped 65 0 when they met the local red and whxte on the Ironman field In this game the Ironmen Reserve team showed hopeful promxses for future years The Jackson Ironmen next bowed to a strong eleven and the hard charging backfneld of the championship Athens Bulldogs However the Ironmen never gave up hope and gallantly fought on until the crack of the gun ending the game In a down pour of ram the Pomeroy Panthers were defeated by the local eleven with a fmal score of 60 The Ironmen touchdown came as a result of some splendid blockmg by Robbins and wxde sweeping end runs by Edwards In one of the most thrlllmg and bitterly contested games of the season the Paynemen were defeated by the Logan Chleftalns Zl 13 The Ironmen were the first so far this year to cross the Logan goal lme and they also led the Chleftams untnl the fourth and fmal quarter The Oak H111 Oaks sprouted a 6 0 score Over the over confndent Ironmen eleven The Iron men varsity tried vamly to tle the score but met with a determmed Oak Hull eleven The Ironmen again returned to the Scoring column when they invaded the Mlddleport field Morrow Davis and enkms played an outstanding game Fmal score 190 At a hard fought and thrxlllng game the Paynemen defeated the Gallxpolxs Blue Devils by a one pomt margin Good team work waS evxdent on the part of the ackson team Fmal score 1312 In the fmal game of the season the Ironmen rocked the Golden Rockets wlth a fmal score of 26 0 This was the annual Turkey Day Tllr wlgh our rivals of Wellsron The co captains elected for this years football team are B111 Edwards and B111 Morrow Coach Payne had two boys mentioned on the All Southeastern Football Team They were co captam B111 Morrow and half back Mac Robbms Sl-Ions O 6 0 O RESERVE TEAM Vrana PENALTY Fxrst Row Davxd Booth Dav d Callahan 1 m m y Stxffler Second Row Nlr W K Keanrns ack ones Frank Elsnaugle Bob Rhea Del mar Stxffler ames Lough B111 Eanes Thlrd Row jack K Rxclge Bob Jenkms ack Stxffler Don enklns Vlrgxl Rich ards Murray Roy Gerald Waugh Fourth Row D w 1 g h t Landrum Bud Daugherty ack Cramer Billy Walk er Carl Dobbxns Halclor Yxnger Paar' Szxly mght . . Q1 -.J ' 1 .9 .I . I. ' - I 9 u . U vu, ,fhiqv 3 1 - AJ. , g GO - ' ',J J c'.J l, J an .. .- J - General Athletics When our new coach came to jackson High, he introduced calisthenics into the gym classes, and since then each gym class has had from ten to twenty min- utes of these exercises each day. After the calisthenics they are permitted to have either basketball or wrestling, or to spend the remainder of the hour on the traveling rings. As soon as the weather was warm enough, the gym classes played softball on the practice field after their period of calisthenic exercises. Let's Give A Cheer They fthe cheerleaders, really deserve a cheer for the fine job of morale building they've done for both athletes and spectators alike. Their stirring yells carried H. S. to many a victory in the past school year. S0 turn about is fair play, don't you think? Let's all give them a great, big cheer. Hard To Maxiage Maybe so, but through their efforts they've kept orderly chaos and acted as quarter- masters for our athletic teams with real dex- terity and faithfulness. Co-operation was their theme and the carry-through was per- fect. They are, left to right: P a u l i n e Altherr, Louise Hayth, Tom Helms, Mar- tha Specht, Betty Ray. Left to right are: Don Wagen man. Bob Pifer, Dave Hughes. IMI kf'un,, vnmf Brmmnu r 1I11m anim rr Boo n Jqrh or ITL, IFLJDTTXL I1 W K in 1' er if 1 I 1 S ITUHYTIL I1 K I Few 'll klx Fav n ng mg X L JULIVHLXL u L IL in X11 x l ' l QOL! sl lf' W UL 1 I 11, FU' Hg JIIIUP 1 W NL HUYTU, 1 Hx., L X R' Q V1 m mon ' qrnnf, nh u r w nh 1 'mug k Inmmum xa. 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Q thy' all and of ' ' rc. '5-54. f 'b. - h- - . ' -ycd m I. ,gm d'fv'.lK th- .IW L'-ZJI ' Ly K ki, 'mul sho, ll-SU. . ' 51 ,Q c. 'l. 8- h- . K IW to he ,1 hx ' - , ' - I - Q L. I - d vf Ii s' - of 3 ---1. 4. - x 'A . , f I 0 . .' ' ' 'k - xx I -1 - . . - 1 . ref 1 1'- - .lx ' n . ' 'sh 'n of the '-- 6 fvro. Feb. IRQTIW- I ' A t h- Yvll ' -g b. -' 0 . d L' 5- ', -' N v h sf ' 57-17 Fel. lI7T1'w 1 -'h ip j P1 ,r :n th- Ir - . w' f bo. -r L the score nf 4-32. F-lv li-D' - -cl to 1 s- rl - 1, lull ga: - ut' :hs r'guI.xr uzlsmx. fc I ' Uni 1- A Ida. Rt Q ' lo ' on tlw :All 'nd mf' he T1 L- if-33. Th' ' . - I 4 0 i ' the f5.1s frb.1lI T4 1.n ' I on M: cf 4, cl-,ntud I - ,HH- 'xl l -'l if-Sl mrlw f' Lf zh- ' , hT . J-A-. 'd h' ' - th- ev! 4. nh s cndzng .ull T 1. 1 1 '-pf' tl Co uh IJIVII' 1: d I ' ' y' by Dxck Turner Dick H ax-, Axf YV. D. ' nz 3. -I -1 nr 3 , 3 -. x ' bil! ir Girls' Sports The Champs- In the first picture are the members of the Girls, Leaders Club. This club was organized in order to create in- terest in athletic activities, to promote physical efficiency, scholarship, and good fellowship among all girls. ln the games that were played the girls did most of the refereeing, timing, and scoring. Credit should go to these girls for malcing our intramural games possible. In the second picture are the girls who won the girls' intramural baslcet- ball championship. This is open to all girls of senior high school. The champions are the Yahootys.',-First Row-Betty Wildman, JoAnn Land- rum, Erma Finney, Joan Daugherty. Second Row-Mary Kimbel, Betty Dow, Meredith Evans, Doris Finney. Members not pictured are Pauline Claar and Doris Smith. In the third picture are the mem- bers of the champion speedball team. First Row-Betty Wildman, Pauline Altherr, JoAnn Landrum, Erma Fin- ney, Emma Poetlcer, Louise Dixon. Second Row-Martha Specht, Betty Dow, Jean Martin, Ann Brown. The winners of the softball tourna- ment this year are: Front-Mary Pierce. Second Row-Phyllis Pfan- cuff, Susie Helms, Marie Lohr, Mar- gie Martin, Helen Parks. Third Row -Phyllis Mapes, Erma Finney, June Graham, Betty Freeland. Girls' Sports The Participants- This year the girls took a great in- terest in intramural games and gym classes. Under the supervision of our new teacher, Miss Clara Leasure, the girls have participated in sports dur- ing the gym period, and also after school and at noon. At least seventy-five per cent of J. H. S. girls were represented at the intramural games throughout the year. In speeclball, there were four teams: in softball, fourg and in basketball, twelve teams. This is the first year that junior high school girls have participated in intramural basketball games. A total of 50 girls took interest in this activ- ity, which is an unusually large num- ber for this kind of sport. In the top picture are the girls who participated in speeclball games. The second picture is of the girls who took part in the softball games. In the third picture are all the senior high girls who participated in intramural basketball games. The bottom picture s h o w s t h e uyounger set --the girls of junior high who played basketball. We hope that intramural games be 3.5 poplllaf in yeafs to COITIC 3.5 they have been this year because they Pfofnote SpOI'tSfn3.nShlP and good health. -xfs 'Nr fast a parfing 'ZL'0fll1lif,S lzfmz wmzdfrfal, all of it-footfuall gamrs, Girl Rztffrrf' and Hi-Y nwrtirzgs, raflifs, af!-,ffllool flruzfrs, flax! plays, the mad Jhirl of Chrisfmas 'UKIl'llfi0ll5, 60,1265 at HHflI,,f-fill, mwryflzirzg that makes zz school -war fun-and rhough thf outfook iuff .ro jvrmzzisirzg right novo, 507Ilf'TL'hF7'F, some- timr, ll nfu' a'ajr will dllTL'7ZiTL'lZf7l flu' My Tufff fn' irrfizr' ana' j7l'fIIlfi-fl!! and frm' of bomffrrs, 7011171 Ihr ruffbff wif! fu' uffrzrrrf azcay for a mon' pfrffft uwrfrf, rffirzg prom! and ,flzining from rhf raifzs- u'!zwz rfzw liglm some on again. Yrs, we fan laugh as uf work and fglzf, Z1f'n11z.fr our fyfj fool' to tfzf fumn' 'TL'iflZ hope- ur know tha struggff' fuft form fr. Ilagn Sr1'rnty'juur 0LlfLddlI.QAfLd.Q!2A, f 3 l..:.. wk 'ph I If ,tx Dr. Roderick David Morgan Art Davis, Co. Treas. BOCSTERS V W Barnes Co Supt of Schools acob enlcms Co Auditor judge M D Slavens ames Morgan Harlan ones Recorder Floyd Henderson Co Extension Agent ames P Sprouse Frank Pritchett Marshall Carlisle W C Martin Fletcher Benton Paul H Ballard Herbert W Spriggs Charlesl-l ones A Leser Frank DeLay Lawyer Herbert A Robbins J W1 E' 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Davis Joseph Hoclgon George Parry E E Eubanlcs udge Fred W Everett Floyd Warner Stanley Lewis Dick Arthur Robert K Schellenger Howard W Anlcrom lohn Turner Howard F Russell Charles O Evans Heber McClung Thomas Kyer D H Harshbarger B Brolcenshire Ora O Evans R R Barker Ralph L Howe Earl C Ford fl J J ' , - ' J - -I . J- J , ' J - . . ' . J. ' . J . J. . . . 1-7'1 '53 in -r i M A R f Sffwrzly-.fix V SENIOR CLASS DIRECT GRY Addis, Adra Assembly I 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Class Officer V Pres 2 Girl Reutve 2 3 4 L81 Sub I 2 See 2 Altherr, Paulme Honor Student I Z 3 4 Assembly Cheerleader 2 3 4 H R Offxcer V Pres I Class Offlcer Sec I 2 Gnrl Reserve 2 3 4 Barley, Glenna Basketball 3 4 Btology Club 1 Home Fc Club I Benner, Frances onor Student I 2 3 4 ee ub I 2 V Pro Oaky Wow 3 4 Att E-Autor 4 Skeleton Sta f 2 3 4 Qunll and Scroll 4 H R Pres 4 Gxrl Reserve 2 3 4 Treat 4 Btology Club 2 Sec 2 Bennett, Edgar L Scholarshxp I Brammer, Darrel W Senxor Play 4 Glee Club I Football Bas etball 4 H P e Sc 4 HY 3 HIY M1nstrel3 Brown, Evalyn Ann Honor Student I 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Skeleton Staff 4 Ty lst H R Sec 1 3 Gnrl Reserve 3 4 Gurl Leaders Club 8 I 2 3 4 Brunton, Wylodxne Gnrls Basketball I Z 3 4 Ho e Ec Club 2 General Scxence Club I Burke Ray Gee Club 1 2 3 Football 1 2 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseball Class Offrcer V Pres 3 Treas HIY Mmstrel 3 Burns, June Honor Student 2 Girls Basketball I 2 3 4 Bnology Club 2 Calhoun, Bull GIeeClub2 IA C C b Carney, Robert A Awembly I 2 3 4 Student Coun 4 ee Club I 3 4 Treas and 7 2 3 4 HIY C Sec 4 HuY Mtnstrel 3 Claar, Pauline Student Councxl Gee Club I 4VPrs Bndl23Gls Basketball I 2 4 H R Oflcer c 2 Pres Gtr Reserve 2 3 4 Gxrl Leaders ub I Colby Evlyn Assembly 2 Gxrls Basketball 1 2 3 R Offlcer Sec Biology Club 2 Girl Leaders Club 3 Colley, Betty ee Club I 2 3 4 H R Of lce Treas I Gtrl Reserve I 2 Home Ec Club 8 I Lnbrary Club 2 Hob by Club I Slghtseers Club 7 Cooper, Vergle Glee Club 1 2 3 Gxrls Basketball Coyan, Cathertne Student Council 2 Glee Club Gnrls Basketball 4 Home Ec Club I General Scnence Club I Coyan, vlfglhll Glee Club I 2 3 4 Gtrl Reserve 3 4 Gtrls Basketball 3 4 Musnc Club 7 8 Hobby Club I Cox Avanelle Honor Student 2 3 Semor Play 4 Ensteddfod. 1 2 3 4 Glee Club I V Pre: 4 r Lea ers Club I 2 3 4 Student Councxl 4 Daugherty joan Semor Play 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Treas 3 Skeleton Staff 4 Qunll and roll 4 Band 7 8 Class Offncer Sec 4 Gurl Reserve 2 3 4 Devotnonal Churman G1flLQIdlf8 Club 2 3 4 Soc Davis, Art eeClubI234Bnd78 2 Football I 2 3 4 Bnolog Club I C I ,lr Musxc Clu Dennuon, jane Ann Honor Student 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Band 7 B Gnrls Bas e a 2 3 Home Ec Clubl 2 Musto Club 7 Gurls Industnal Arts Club 8 Dixon, Louise Honor Student I 2 3 4 May Day 2 Glee Club 4 Gtr B sketball I 2 3 4 Glrl Reserve 2 4 Gxrl Lea ers ub 2 3 Latxn Club I 2 Dow, Betty Honor Student I 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Gnrls Basketball I 2 3 R Sec I Gtr Reserve 2 Home Er Club 2 Gtrl Leaders Club Edwards Bull Honor Studentl 2 3 4 Sensor Class Officer Pres I Pres 4 Ensnaugle oyce Honor Student I 2 May Day 8 ee Club I 2 3 Osky Wow Saf 3 Gnrl Reserve 2 3 4 Lam Club I 2 Home Ec Club 7 Evans, Meredxth Honor Student I 2 3 4 May Day 2 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Osky Wow Staff 3 4 Skeleton Staff 3 4 Quxll and Scroll 4 Glrl R serve 2 3 4 lr Leaders Club I 2 3 Fmney, Erma Jean ssembly I 2 Glee Clu Skeleton Staff 3 4 Gxrls Basketball 3 4 Girl Reserve Sec 3 Home E: Club 7 Gul Leaders Club I 3 Flalter Mary Margaret lrs Basketball I 2 4 url Reserve 2 Bxology Club 2 Home Ec Club I Ford Helen onor Student l 2 3 4 Semot Play 4 Student Council 4 V Pres 4 Assembly 1 2 3 4 Oskv Wow taf 2 3 4 Editor 4 ulll an croll 4 H ec 4 l Reserve 3 4 Program Chalr rran 4 Gahm, Kermit E Assembly I 2 Exstecldfodl Basket ball 3 H R Treas I Btology Club 2 V Pres General Science Club l Gxbson, Edna Home Er Club I Gullum, Hazel South Webster I 3 jumor Play 3 Assembly 3 Girls Basketball l 2 3 4 Baltlmore Md 2 Glee Club 2 Graham, Paul Dwight QU S Navyl otball I 2 3 H R V Pres 4 Basketball I Grow, Norma Jean Honor Studentl 2 3 4 Assembly 4 H R Offlcer Treas 3 4 Gul Reserve 3 4 Bnology Club 2 Home Ec Clubl Pres 1 Sale-amanshxp Team 4 Halterman, Elizabeth Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Gnrls Basket b 234HomeEcClub7B I 2 Salesmanshnp Team 4 Hambrxck, can Bloomfxeld I 2 Assembly I En teddfod I Band 4 Gnrls Basketball 3 4 Chee der I H Offncer V Pres 2 Gtrl Reserve 3 4 Harness, Vrvlan Home E: Club 3 Glee Club Gu s Basketball I 2 3 4 Hatten, Paullne Girls Basketball 3 4 Home Club I Llbrary Club 2 Henderson, Audrey Glee Club I Z Glrls Basketball 3 Library Club I 2 Hommes, Marguerite Glee Club I Girls Basketball ome EC Club 7 8 I Hoops, Margaret 4 Band 3 4 Girls Basketball 3 Bology Club 2 Jr Music Club I Hughes, B1 May Da I 2 Elsteddfod I e Club 2 Club I Must: Track Mgr I Hughes, Eddxe jay Student Council 4 Football I 2 3 asketball I H R Of acer c I eas res Pres C as-. Of :cet V Pres 4 I A C l ohnson, Garnet jones, Gerald nsteddfnd I I A C ones, ean Home Bc Club 7 Glee Club I 2 Basketball 3 Keller, jack G ee Club 2 3 4 Keller, Pat Klmbel Mary Elizabeth Honor Student I 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Oaky Wow Sta Typlst 4 Glrls Basltetballl 2 3 url eserve 2 Pres Lnb ary Club 8 Landrum, jo Ann ee Club I 2 3 a d 8 3 4 Skeleton Staff 4 Reporter 4 utll and Scroll 4 H R Officer res 4 Gtrl Reserve 2 3 ology Club 2 Page Seftenty ,w-vm . . : ' l L: . . 2. . 1 l l . alt- : C , ' , , 1 'n . ' - 1 - . s ' . - : . , l - 4 , , I . , . Q ' - ,l F , , , 4- I..A.'C. 1, 21 1, 2. 3. 41 Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 41 2, 3. 4: H. R. . . : G11 , , , 1 ' . . ' I . I Sc ' 2 . . lf 2. 2. 4: ' I ' 5 ' . I I . II , .I . : ' ' 4: , H , . . Q GI - ' 1 ' A . , Cl . . 3. 43 . s. 3: . II 1 . , . - . - . a . , 5 . . . f I I' I ' l I GI , . , 3 aI , , I. I 1 ' - L... ., ' , . 1 , 1 Z I, 2, , .3 rlea , Zg . R. 1. - . : . : ' ' kt- ' . . L ' . . I b III . : I . , : Jr. I, 2: k Q 1 . 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C ' 3 . 2. 3, 4: . 3. 4. , I , , - I ' 41 G R 1 2. 3. 1 d q 3 4 A 2- 1 THE CAVETT AND JONES CLOTHING COMPANY Men s and Boys Wear ackson Oak H111 DODGE PLYMOUTH Sales md SLFVICL COLL AUTO SALES ROBERT S WILSON SI1pl6 'ind I lI1LV GTOCCFIC FRI SH Nll XTS n 727 P ar I O R HENRY CASH FOOD NIARIKFT 83 South Sz '84 'Ham SK Phone 340 Ph WU? 5 Kmcade Auto Shop Auto Trlmmmg 'md R6l:lI1I5ll1I'1g BODX -VND ll'NDl R XX ORK all n FOOD GIFT FOR GRADUATION rogrmm l lc TI r fry Gut Vlefropolltan Life Insurmnce Company ITN A Cxl 14? N Chestnut St EVANS BROS Grocerxes Shoes 1nd Feed Phon 474 05 N111 xcksm Ohio HERBERT E WILLIAMS l7I'lOTOGR'Xpl ll'P 714 Broad y alison Ohio THE PLAY HOUSE BII LIARDS Nlalxe lxls Play Hou Your Plav House H H PRIEST Prop I v 9 - A L1 Our Lxfv lnsurnncc P va s 'or Gzzaduves 1 ' . y . X 31.1 I- 1 1 ' Ars . . . - L Q , , I Y Hur. . , I: lnhnn s ' if . 1' 9 ' 1 . 'n Sz. Pho If 9 - e l S . Ji K , - GROCERIES, NIEATS. and FEEDS fl',,,L,If,A'1'M,,1,,f5 M' 0 0 . V , .. 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O' in . . , , 11 lffflftiy HALL OF FAME Don Xvllllams Most Populir Betty Wlldillill Dan Washaxmu Frxencllxest ean Fvans Robert Leonard Nlo t Stucllous Mary Ann Wqrd Don Wllllilrms Best Dlsposltlon Norma Grow Boh fhrney Paul enlsms Nlost fourteoub Blqrv lynx b Blll hflorrow Cutest Helen Nlurphy Harry Sheir Best Dresser oyct Cnst Art DTVIS lVlOst T1llx1IlVL Cristal l-lurst D111 VC isham Wlttlcst Dorothy Summers Bull Pdyyirds B111 lxlorroyx Best looking follee enlexx Ray Burlee Nlost Athletic l'r1n1 ein Finney Blll Nlorroyx Gre ltcst l'l1rt o Ann Lan rum Bob Xvlllllllib lxflost Tiltnted Lwhltlm Rohhln l'l1rry Qht ir Dont Xlost lor H Q1 Helen For l'l1rry She ir Btst X11 Round Dorothy QLIINIHLFS D111 XY Ish lm Nlost l llstlyf 'lo Cru tttet Ht en lor ust An OldFash1oned Thank You Only bv the wont 'tn co optmtlon of mqny peop e 18 the puolncitxon ot 1 veirhoole uncle posslbl For the lzct th1t there 1s a 1944 Oslty Wfou incl for any measure of success syhmch xt nny aclneve credit should ln given to the folloyymb To the members ot the entire 1944 Oslty Wow stuff tor their wlllxnbness to ct opemte at 1ll tunes to 'Nlnss Grunes and N11 I-l1rrell lor the tmcmcml somer s1u ts they hue performed to the silesnnnshxp teams for the hoo s they hay sold to Nlr lxeurns for the photography 'md countless other taslss ind to X ls 'Nlarsh for her txreless ettorts is faculty acluser Ir his heen a pleasure to uorlt wlth all of you and I arn more than grateful tor eyerythmg vou haye clone Hflf ll foul Pls 'T C l I x , 5 ' It 'K ,. ,', J' 'V 4- Q : '- . 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THE FASHION EXCLUSIVE LADIES SHOP JACKSON oH1o SHOP AND SAVE t h NEW MORRIS STORE Its a good rule and profitable too Morris Sc and l0c to 81 00 Store EVANS 81 SMITH Agts Insurance and Real Estate Pho 441 J ckso Oh 77! NI ackson Sand Mmmg Co I 1 Infhrx 1-1 I I 4 ' , s. Fivll frffjv 0 1 f If og ff! Jackson Ohio ,FUN Ur ff , 4 , Lena's Beauty Shop L f, ?,'1f7l!I'Ht uf! nj Cmnjf A zz 1 L of 3 I Q 9 J , . 1 ne a n, io 1 Llfzlllffi I' vt Ilif- When You See Us Don t Tlunlc of Shoes BUT Wlmen You Need Shoes Thmlc of Us R W THOMAS SHOE CO P-4 on X1 ox fx E' UQ UQ N U IQ G rv fa na C U rv W rv W FO NJ I-O E Q 4 cRoMPToN ff W4 , J R JOHNSON NIONUMENTS 302 Mann St MW E aclcson Ohio Southern Oluo s Most Modern Soda Gm HARBARGFR S Corner Broadway and Pearl ERVIN BROS CO See OUI' file select O FISHING TACKLE AND SUPPLIES f all sports Eg!! , , . o o g T 5 ', V , fl: I . O 5 7 S l If 1 X ' Q. X f - ' ' ' M7 A ' ' sf? - 'I fff MW ' ' .on x. -. ,, :Vg 1 ' -A ,QW L, f In ,Tiff 3 - J ' I 1 .14 ataxxf,-M l .. fill 9-LSTINCTIVH .AlRl GlANlTF ' ' 'll 9 1 Cflrzfpffrffwrztf of O C i i n of 'or Il f 'i 1 STIFFLER S STORES Merchandise of Merit Only Broadway Jackson FRENCH DRY CLEANING WE ALL HAVE OUR OBJECTIVES Here at Cambrna our objecuve ns to strxve from day to day to protect the quallry of our product You the Student Body of Jackson Hlgh School have the OBJECTIVE of Leadership You are meetmg the challenge by preparmg for Leade shlp the great need of the World today THE CAMBRIA PACKING COMPANY JACKSON OHIO The Home of Echo Brand Meats ahh four ' 1 9 Cw11pli11n,'nt.Y of . . . . . r . - - v 9 ff 7, RAY S DRUG STORE W B LEGO Prop EVERYTHING IN DRUGS GIDSOH Greeting Cards for Every Occasxon Nyal Penslar A D S Agency Hollmgsworth and Mrs Stovers Candles KYER 86 DAVIS General Insurance and Surety Bonds Cf7Ilf'f1!IN7lf 186 Chu h St et P e 73 J C , Western Auto Associate Store dbyLKW fl 229 Broadway The Lawrence Clay Company ackson Ohio lc n RIDEN OUR S I fl!!! 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H L, I I . 1 W: w ' 1 J 4 - , il Y Y, W L17 P .Yinr y-thru' FOVIPLIMEINTS ewelers and Engravers INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA I Nlanufacturing : J-f BEST WISHES fi ackson High The Usky Wow I I The ackson Iron and Steel Company 18361944 1 zz JISCO Sxlvery Plg Iron Pau, Mn, ty hz f f ,. C' Q 1. hm. n ,z :Q . Hi f - ' - 1 I ,N j'-'gf' Q . ' 2 ,'24'f5f?fE'f , . vi ' 4, , 1 ' ' .from i 1 f . i ,V , ,ff , A 3 f' ff, , ' ' . p,,,,,, s GLOBE A 1 I ' W' , ' ,, Q I W.. ,,,, W. V M n I t ' v.,L4: 4r-,.S, ,M 'W'-- . ' fo w wifi V- 1 .F ' - . v wil ' M 1 V? . , A . , J n ' V 4 , I I 4 l' ' ,V ' ' I I 5, 1 E ffnllp imfnf. ' K N I of ' PM ff crm of COMPLIMENTS OF CLYDE E. MAYI-IEW