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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1946 volume:

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' ' -1, 1 , ff' Robert Thorson B S1nEd 011108 Xzm 1, 111 1 Instrumental 1111151 Cathenne Mcxrhn B 0110 U Vlola Kecnrns H1 IC 0111 5 .1111 G If-Y Maude Taylor 5 Mernll Davxs 1 1 y M1 S1 4,609 4 SENIORS I ack Callahan Baseball 3-4 Bill Lloyd Rosalyn Brown Iumor Play 3 May Day 8 Glrl Reserve l 2 3 Presldent Glrls Glee l Z 3 4 Assembly 4 4 Secretary Bernard Beatty Honor Student l-2-3-4 Assembly 2-3 Boys Glee l-2-3-4 Band 2-3-4 Hi-Y 3-4 Glenna Iean Smith Coalton School Assembly 2-3 Girls Glee l-2-3-4 Basketball l-2-3-4 Home Room Secretary l Mmerva Calhoun r s Clee Home Pe Llub l 4 t 3 All Margaret Rowland lumor Play Clrls Clee Clubs l 2 3 4 Osky Wow 34 Grrl Reserve l 2 3 4 Assembly l 2 3 4 Betty Ray Elsteddtad l Z 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Girl Reserve l 2 3 4 Clrls Safely Club 78 fi Anne Caseley Senlor Play 4 Gxrls Glee l 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Gxrl Reserve l 2 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Secretary Anne Van Fossen Secretary l4 Home Room Treasurer Assembly l Glrls Glee 12 Grrl Reserve 4 ' Gill N l-2-34 5 ,A Q l V 2 l l l Zi , w 1 4 rj , I 51 6 Z , . , Cheerleader l-2-3-4 Honor Student 1-2-3-4 'V' If A -:5 EV A. 1 '-Q-. k SENIORS Anna Miller Betty Miller lurrior Play 3 Assembly l-2-3 Band 8-l-2-3-4 Girl Reserve 2-3-4 Girls Glee l-2-3-4 Assembly 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Charlotte Miller Harry Ncrugle Ir. Boyd County l2 Honor Student l-2 Hi-Y 4 Adv. Science Club Patricia Palmer Bob Pickering Iurrior Play 3 Girls Cwlee l-2-3-4 Skeleton Staff 3-4 Fdifcr-iuCl1iei Pomeroy 1,2-3 Football 4 Baseball 4 Basketball 4 Girl Reserve l-23-4 Boys Gloo Club 4 Home lioerrr Secretary 2-4 Tru-gk 4 419' 4,335 raff- 6 www . 1 X 2 5 ,pike .rm Zi yt., 19 A if-yi' A are gal it 4 J' 4 W HY W, is ,J w Marlone Radcliffe Girls Glee l 2 3 4 Osky Wow Staff 4 Band 8 l 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Girl Reserve 34 Ralph Cavey Ir Baseball 4 Basketball Mar 4 - .asm .J livin' B111 Ramsey Assembly 3 E1stedd'od 3 Boys Glee 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Home Room Treasurer Max Reynolds Washington Twp Boys Glee 13 I l' i i X , ,L I l ' ga 6 7, ' W - 44 4 L . . . . , PE I V V A ' ' 14- - M 4 t it t r X V fl qi A fsf ' QW SENIORS Wylda Rhea Beaver 3 Assembly 2 Girls Glee l-2-3-4 Basketball I-2 Stewart Riegel Boys Glee 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Ruth Rieqel Basketball 2 Kenneth Ridge Assembly 3-4 Osky Wow Staff H1Y 34 Seraecmt at Arms Editor Varsity I 34 Basketball Mgr 24 Norma Whrte Honor Student 1234 Assembly 4 Home Room Presrdent Gul Reserves 1234 Crrl Reserve Secretary 2 H1Y 34 Semor Play Dxck Turner Semor Play 4 Band 8 l 2 3 4 I-lxY 3 4 Secretary Skeleton 8 1 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 1-H 4 Sports Tom Turner Semor Play 4 Football l 7 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Varsrty I 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Treasurer Leon Voeller Pzckerrnqton l 2 3 Boys Glee 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 H1 Y 4 Home Room Vtce Presxdent Patty Wllson Ioyce Wxlson scr Rc l , -' - 4 l 1 l , g V . .XA I ' , ' ' .. A s ..l.y fl .. Gill :sfrve 1224 .,,gr 34 . SENIORS Grace Spnqgs Grrls Glee 1234 Osky Wow Staff 34 Asst Art Edxtor Basketball l 2 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Home Room Presrclent Helen Maxme Stxifler Assembly 3 4 Glrls Glee l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Esther Shles Assembly l 2 Glrls Glee 2 3 4 Band 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Gul Reserves l 2 3 4 4 Bonnxe Stewart Assembly 3 4 Dale Davxs Assembly 4 B111 Robmson 2 Bob Ross Football 1 3 Basketball l Baseball l Anna Beckett Gxrls Glee 234 39- 19 Af Iohnny Iones Boys Glee 234 I-l1Y 34 Don Wagenman Boys Glee 4 Varslty I 34 Treasurer Track 4 Foctball 6- Baseball Mgr 2 3 4 'Q 'Q . . . , . M ' ' ' ' 4 lm. Q I t i S E N I O R S Tabltha Robbms Semor Play 4 Clrls Glee 12 3 4 Accompam t Osxy VVUW .bluff 1231 Eclrtor Band 56781234 Girl Reserves l 2 3 4 Don Hughes Presxdent 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 H1Y 3 4 Student Cour1c1l 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Esther Sl116S Assembly 12 Glrls Glee 2 3 4 Band 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Gtrl Reserves l 2 3 4 W1lma Evans Semor Play 4 Glrs Glee I234 Skeleton Staff 2 3 4 and 2 3 4 Glrl Reserve l 2 3 4 Program Charrman Robert E Swmgle Football 4 Baseball 4 Varslty I 4 Georgecmn McGmnxs Assembly 2 Grrls Glee l 2 3 4 Home Room Preslden Glrl Reserve 12 3 Vs. ,Lf t4 Manlyn Keams Semcr Play 4 G S Glee l 2 3 4 Glfl Peserve l 2 3 4 B nd 8 1 2 3 4 Skele on Staff 2 3 4 Peggy lean Sell Ass mhly 34 f31rs Glee 1 Src on Saff 4 TYPIS ,Mm Sen1ors wnthout Plctures George Haynes Bob Caster Paul D Graham Boys Glee 12 Football 12 3 4 Baseball 4 Track 4 C L- 1, Off, , uf .' X, , , Q Y Y ,V ' Q f- rf, J B - I 1 - 1 V V V Music Club 7 l 1 t irl - - - a ---- 4 A Q '2'3'4 ,A LA. . 1-2-3 Good bye, If s all been fun! , I , , , 6 G mf' ?k V' Q ' J M, KA . ' yz ' e ff ln 5 e ' f 1. H' I ,. 5 V. K X ,, 5,134 ' A M' ?f.i Y 4 ' , fy 5e?w::w1eW2.,.f A .L L . I 4 Z '4?e' ' z V ' 7 X A XI ' we ,, we . 5 H. . ,, . AM M .1i6uwafei.. e df.: 1 SHOINHI .LI HXYJ. o LSVH HI XHOM SHOIN IUNIORS DANCE ' IUNIORS PLAY ' IUNIORS STUDY E IUNIORS ore now on the final lop of our Journey through qood old I. H. S. Yes, only one more yeor oheod of us, ond we reolly ore sorry. We hove deeply enjoyed portlcipolinq in the school octivities of the post three yeors, ond our sincere hope is to set o qlowinq exornple of o truly loyol closs to its Almo Meter. JUNICDR CLASS 11 IUNIORS Violet Baker Elizabeth Barker Madelyn Brohard Peggy Buckley Glenn Beaumont lerry Bateman Bob Bovle a Clark Freda Cooper Barbara Crabtree Dorothy Davis Mane Dempsey fl Clay Crace ack Cramer Wendell Croszer Carl Dobk ms lack E lack I Exsnauqle Eddre Evans Iohn Felton Mary Io Flaker Nancy Foster Ralph French Marga Hamilton P t I Eisnauqle '38 3' 35 I --1 Carol Iohnson Manone Iohnson Susie Keller Kathleen Kent Dwight Landrum Betty Leach Dave Leedy Charles Lyons Pat Mapes Betty Martin Lillian McCaleb Charles McCoy IUNIORS Helen Forshey Mane Hale Margaret Hammond Myrtle Hamson Lmdsey Hayes Kenneth Henderson ue Hlckman Sylvxa Hoops Harold Hopkms Bob Humphreys Cnstel Hurst Carolyn Ienlrms 06. 7 -J' ., W1 rss, H-QA: IUNIORS ack Plummer Patsy Pope Kenneth Preston Sonya Prrddy Dons Radchfle Betty Ragland Vxrgnl Rxchards ack Rxdqe Donald Ross Murra Roy Darrell Russ Frank Rxce 1'- ,vor ,if 'QV ,fu . -HL., - KL MU! -4' 'fin QW BY Hqls 5 ...uf Norma McGhee Imogene MCG mms Harold Mrller Russell Miller Audra Mobley Helen Murphy Gene Osbome Wanda Palmer Marilyn Patterson Geneva Perkms 1 Perry rm Plummer W3 .ann 10 Peqqy Weaver Lloyd Whrte Charlotte Wtllxams Ianet Wxlhams Dorothea Wiseman Warren Yerian Haldor Yinqer Maxine Yinqer .fl -Ji, ,J -Q Yb- ul' W vi JUNIORS oann Scurlock Boden Shumate Wylodrne Slmpson Herbert Skaggs udy Slmglutt Betty Stxcklen Robert Sttcklen ac Shffler Betty Waqgner Phyllis Ward Luetta Wasmer ean Waugh ' W Ioyriders Wheres The Band' Bovxes Boys Do Re Mx Servxce Wxth A Smxle Wh: h Way Dld They Go' Amt She Putty? 91, NA. s ' , Locker Rush Bnnq On The Food' Make Mme Mustcxr Lunchroom Staff You Cooked lt You Eat lt' The Blq Moment .ab 743 CDPHGM ORES The l27 people in our class have chosen these students to represent them: President W Gene Phillips V. President S Paul Rieqel Secretary - Pat Helms Treasurer - Dick Howard These students, along with Miss Grimes, our class advisor, sponsor and plan our class activities. The prophesy of last year's Freshman Class has been fulfilled. lf you will remember we had hoped there would be many more thinas for us to do, and that we would be able to do them with qreater zest and vitality. And just that has happened. The activities, very few for us last year, have increased to such an extent that we find ourselves continuously hurryinq to accomplish all we have to do. ll vi fc ,-.gr Iuanita Altherr Paul Brown ane Clary Lucille Cooper 1 Dobbms Imogene Verrlll loanetta . Fred Barbee Bames Biteman Bovie Clarence Helen Carolyn Anna Brunton Busler Castor Reqmald Clay a Crabtree Ernestme Downard Chisholm SOPHOMORES Pearl Beatnce Dale Colby Collms Collms va Nola ee Crabtree Crabtree Davis Gerald Peggy Pam Downey Eanes Eggers JOY Brown Margaret Cristman Conroy Carol Dawson Frank Ersnauqle K I . H. u Bm ' ld I L in ' I Y Y 1' V . A' V 1 . , QL., C fe' -if L fl A . f f v ,V lf, Roger Elras Betty Foster Erleen Grover ee Hawk Charles earl lGCkS0n I enkms Marshall Martha Lounse Tom Eubanks Evans Evans Evans Betty Ben ean Patsy HUYes Cray Fraley Gnmes SOPHOMORES ack Grow Roqer Hobble Evelyn Kellar Rosalxe Harbert Marxlyn Houser Gloria Leach Phylhs Fxsher Esther Grover Katheryn Hatten Iackxe Irons loyce Leach 'aku bf ,rn 4, K vi 4-'Z '-1' '7 nu, 29' AF Manorxe Alxce Leach e Memck Donald Paugh Bob Rhea Francis Scurlock Leonard nm Moore fffff ff' Q lm Betty Lough Mannermq Tom Helen Musick Nlchols 1 df' 16 Tom Markham ohn Ragland SOPHOMORES Betty Donna Mary Parks Pervatt Slckles Edmund Bob Clarence Rxce Rlce Rxce Nancy Maryellyn Cherry Search Shattuck Shelme Wxlma Rasp un Rxchart Betty Staten ,Qi af 0 L Calvm Mercer Homer Raybum Mary I une Rhea Eddxe Savey Ruby Stewart 771' 41. . Di K VV 2' i E . M 113- X LQ I O l 46 -nf ' -ff r 44 e L71- Q t ,XWY ,. . ,, I . . . ,. i . Le 1' . I I u - ul' - 'lisa ,fo- A' 179- if-'J '36 Delmar Stlfller Betty Wheeler Garnet Hatten -A-or -ar ff .Hg 4 Hz' ,dw 104 ,ffm 9 Bob Stuber Bertha Whrte ean Rose 'W-W Helen une Swann Swan Eugene llldy' Whlte Wxlltams Robert Carolyn Kecnrns Yertan hh Ai? Maxme Swartz Chns Wxlhams Davtd Tnmble Fhcker Fellows 3 Tfilklnq ll 0Ve1' 1 Turner Charles Wxlson Edna Washer 2 Hamburger Fry 4 Another Day Beqms -V1 fs .K 'SN' fl 4-di fix s 1 49 af' 06' V., .FQ 51 ,fff Lewis' ,,-... 55: N gg Geal if Rita Marilyn Wanda Ivan Donald Ronald Chappy Richard Carlisle Amold Chenault Barnes Beatty Beatty Benton Bloss Betty Lila Valerie Ann Bob Bob Bill David Bloss Booth Brooks Bowman Brookins Brown Butts Callahan QQ, ' ',.' A CLASS X W 9 -1 T OFFICERS Q ep-ff Q ' W.. ,,.-. lx give ,S . - , E I W . V f ' 5 a ,, TJ We 4 A B , B -:-t1f , 5 sf f i T 4 , Y N- DENNY CLAY .... .... P reside,-.1 .lf W4 A.. 4 Am E -1 'o K val . BOB BETHEL. . . . . . Vice President IIM STIFFLER ..,. .... S ecretary IIM SMITH ...,, ..., T reasurer I. Let Me Hear That High Note! 2. Footliqht Fashion 3. Let's Eat Again fl, JW M521 Yi wp- ,M 4 .1173 46 WWW 4132 .gy 'W Carl Chick Donald Davis Kathryn Edwards Anna Mae Freeman Betty Hall -- FRESHMAN lim Chick Iuanita Davis Tom Eisnaugle Imogene Fuqitt Gloria Iicxrless Susie Croce Audrey Dobbins David Farrar Jackie Gallbronner Ruth Ann Hixon Wilma Cosby Donald Downey Mariorie Fisher Donald Gibeault Shirley Holcomb Richard Coyan Doris Downey Ben Forshey William Graham Betty Hommes Wayne Corbin Donald Doward Helen Foster Ioanne Greer Betty Lou Householder Herb Crabtree lim Delaney Bob Foul Charles Grow Dick Humphreys Lois Dameron lack Dunn G eorqe Foust Roy Haley Rosemary Lamber auf -4 flfllu -new il an 45 4-1 'mf WW 35 I9 .HQ ff-5 ,Qu Ann loncs Hope Leedy i Mercer Russell Osborne Mary Ann Rummaqer oan lones Wilma Lenhart Doris Mercer im ,ramen .rgllf 'ivy' 3 if mf' 'QW A1 Marilyn Karr Ceorqe Martin William Merrick Barbara Patterson Patten Charles Betty Scurlock Shear FRESHMEN Mary Ann Kent Wilda Master Carolyn Miller Carol Rhea Jacob Sickles Marilyn Kessinger ean McCoy une Moshier Bob Ridge Tom Staten G race Lambert Leon McGhee Don Nail Charmine Rose Bernice Sticklen Marilyn Landrum Luetta McGhee Dick Newvahner Merlyn Ross Arthur Kelly Frank Leedy Betty MCG innis Donald Oliver oan Roush lim Stout -U8 36 'Q' '93 fn dit -df' '56 461 Q af 'Y TSVK 4 ZWA 'Q' 2 5 4 JF? J' We 3. 113 Virqrua Stout Heber VanFossan Kathleen Wiseman Elaine Lamber! Lois QL-onard Byron Swan loanne Walburn Anna Mae McGoon Morris Smilh Betty Iohnson 0-11 Huber! Swinqle Chauncy Waugh Homer Corriel Eleanor Traqo Peqqv Kearns 11949 math Aw- .ai 'W' 4? e-:sf 2967 533 ,Y -dbg 49 FRESHMEN im Swmqle Ioanne Weaver Rober! Markham Betty McCormick Dixie McKenzie Pauline Taylor im While Charles Amo!! Harold Shields Marie Cooper Gene Terry Louis Williams Annlee Pauqh Ruby McGhee Roger Stifiler if 13? if Lucille Triple!! Ann Yerian Helen Andrew Dorothy Lewis Bi Wood Betty Vanlfossan Libby Whildinq Eileen Downey Carl Martin EIGHTH GRADE Sammy Marlone Brackman Bragg Lrbby Butts Charles Ronme oe Cox Dobbms Emma Loxs Detty Wllma Houser Ienl-uns Iohnson 'TY' ,qw ff! JW .. ff' W AIG- p JUNICDR I-ll Class Presrdent Vu e Presrdent Secretary Treasurer SEVENTH GRADE Olhcers Ierry Smlth Donna Carlrsle Carl Bethel Walter Poetker Bells det ntron sllps teaghers halls ab sence excuses and schedule Cards these are a few ol the many thrnqs that were new tranqe and mysterrous to us sev enth graders But alas' look at us now we re Just about as famlllar with thrs school as the upper Classrnen tWel1 almost any wayll We thmk we have grown up thrs year Wlrlz who was that77 Remember them? They were the tlmld qulet lrttle sv venth graders ot last year My what a change' The seventh perlod Cdetentronl 1S rlways about full now yes lull ot erqht graders Well maybe well arow up over the summer and learn tc be real freshmen next year At least the teachers are hm ma for the best These are the students who represent our class Herald Nelson President Ger Qld Nelson V1ce Presrdent Lo1s Ienkms Secretary and Ronme Dobbms Treasurer lm Carr lanet Evans Blame Jones Lawrence Chnstlan Olwen Evans Dean Kealms Phyllxs Claar Marlene Garver Barbara Leach Delores Colley Loretta Harbert Gene Martm Norma lean Corbm ack Harnson udy Martm Gb' X , ,......... v - . . I I . . . . I. , .' 7 I 1 .l . . I 30' 4 T, ll M T ' ll 7 s f E ' , ' , -V :Q WM 4 T 'S 'Q T 1 Q 4 7 . it , of my X fe 5 T EIGHTH GRADE Ioann Elizabeth Bill Giovanna Winnie Delores Bill Herald McLaughin Merricks Michael Miller Miller Nail Nail Nelson Cora Lee Ann lack Kathleen Mary Maralyn Doris Bill Oney Parry Pope Potter Price Purdy Ridgeway Rice Richard Peggy Carl George Roger Dons im Madelyn Maurice Martha Mickey Lila Caralee Nancy Shirley 1 Sword Turner Walker Voeller Wasmer While Wilson Crabtree . . I. Rice Rippeth Robinson Savey Sims Spriqgs Strawser Stuber . . . . 8.11 Ruby Althur Sidonna Colley Bill Dunn Anna Hutchison Betty McGoon Darlene Rhodes Libby Vance Helena Booth Billy Davis Hugh Durllin Betty Iackson Bob Montgomery Carlton Ross Betty VanFossan SEVENTH GRADE Harold Brown Phyllis Dearing lean Evans Iean Iones Wanda Nelson Nellie Simpson Ann Wastier Donna Carlisle Glendon Drake Ray Harrison Tom Lyons Iuanita Pierce Lewis Swingle Evelyn Yates Mary Coll Betty Dunn Delano Humphreys Ioan May Walter Poetker Mary Traqo Bill Yerian A dm , V H ,. V W A ft 4 9 'V nh 4,-4' WW .rg 1 y - W ' Darlene Dane Carolyn Brunton Buckley Callahan Wilma Delores Richard Deaver Detty Dobbins Molly lack Mary Evans Farrar Hamilton Iune Ed Lee Keller Leedy Lyons George Larry Paul Neville Oney Osborne Betty Autumn Ruth Smith Stanley Staten Bill Ruth Wendell Weston Williams Wilson ,S , if 5 3 65 V, if VV , , J iz 4' x ,Q away, 'J' as A49 .4559-, -av' ,Wav L. at fn ' i lr Al? in V: M ' 1 W if .M ' 5 f-an ' ga., 4 Q! ACTIVITI 5C'fl00l 61 TIZENS' 6 f Each year, laolcson Hiah School selects by popular vote one looy and one qirl as representative school Citi- zens. The Choice is based upon the following aualifioationsz CLUBS DANCES HGNORS CITIZENS 46 make up aura headufzecf Conscientiously prepares assianments Obeys rules and requlations Participates in activities Respects his teachers Is courteous to all ls loyal to school ana country Takes care of school property Is prompt dependable and honest Thi year the seniors receivinq the plurality oi all votes cast were Tabitha Robbins and Don Hughes. Tabithas pleasant personality combined Nith excellence in citizenship and scholarship makes her the ideal qirl citizen. She can win the affections of whomever she meets. Ari easy-qoinq manner and a high interest in activities has won Don many friends. Don is Wihout CI doubt an indispensable member oi the senior class. OT ii 'N 9 LIN niet tud V19 ,. Tl' F I Ukqwaw Something new has been added. Our statt rrenxbers are always wraclcina their brains iew ideas for our book, and out of this wraclcina we brina you the first Qslcy YNow etheart. r A ln order to have the opportunity ot norninatina a candidate, each horne roorn had to sell Cslcy Wow to 802 of the students in that nonre roorn. The tact that sixteen honie-roorns this specification is indicative of how proud the student body is of our abundant pulchri- e. Our sales were boosted front 350 to 45U books. Then at a bia school party last fall elected and crowned Wilnia Evans as our Qsky Wow sweetheart from all the home room iiriees. ln honor ot our sweetheart and her court the Osky Vfow sponsored another all school ty in late March. We do not feel that we bestowed any undeserved praise upon these airls. We 5 5 1 'Y S 3 Nags. QL' , -ix s Y' if T 2 :if Vtff ' f ew Q ... .. ... 5'Wf!:7fl 141375 I I Q M . W E? ff , Q M X W 42? K ' GUI? 1177 of Q C Qjen k3'1'? I fl' P- 'ilgs iglw ,T w- . Standing: Bfzrlzari Crabtree, Bob Boviep Dorothy Davis, Marie Heffhp JUfQ,S 4 Drniysvy: Cristel Hurst, Wanda Palmer, Kathleen Kent, Def 'U ,QU -Barb rlsfel Seated: lim Plummer, lack Stittlerp lack Eisnaugle: Pat Clark. G A40 Ser. V Q1-Q liars Pfedo 001701 ' 1, Crqb I O' . ' 111, fr Mfg MPC! ' ' - ' 'fo P1 ee . I QA, ' V 01:65 11131 67,21 A631715 SD.. U . GSI, hier Sf H HOU '. 01,91 Mrs 0 0178172 .5-,hgrp . , ' -ko 06 B e ' e x o - mf JUN ok 1 ' - . o aff, Chwqrfz Cf1r1,,,NN 'Culpa em D 6 I klyufffr 600- CW- uf,Q ' s om' are ' Qh gil r . A - . I da 191, ' - ' - . I P o 0 -,M 'wpqr Cqlmef f, , f, . Q ' I Linda, a comedy in three acts was pre- he oem 'fir sented by the junior class on November 30, Psa, l945 in the lackson High School Auditorium under the direction oi Miss Parker and Miss Marsh. Linda Kaiser hated men! But the tables were somewhat turned when that handsome iceman comes to town. Yes, Peter McDonald even makes stars dance in the eyes oi Freda McClaren and Ella Kautmeir, two old maids who were always seeking in vain tor some handsome man. improvements are made in the households of the neighbors all around. Especially Minnie Hansmeir and Delia Schwartzhotf. They have so many hilarious uproars with their husbands, Elmer and loe. Linda also has to hold her own against her good-natured but lazy brother, Herman. A touch ot love brightens up the scene while Ellen, the devoted niece oi Linda is courted by a smooth character from the South by the name of Frankie Winters. All's well that ends well and Frankie takes Ellen's hand proudly and leads her to the Iustice ot Peace. They leave Linda in the arms ot Pete promising to keep him happy for the rest of his lite. PLA YS 9 11 , o 1 C425 rw' 'wwe et ' 30 100 I , ' ' . ' ' 'QV' 6x9 OIIII.-' XII, III,-VEIIO qgozxetxd 9 , ,. ' jx IOC Goal OIOIISOQ I III , I I I-go I Bow geo I C5809 ,I-g,O0U I , - ' I.-'ll 66319 9666 Standing: Paul lenlcinsg Carolyn Conroy: Ruth l-lenry, Margdre C50 NISO9' I . - ' I, qqsl X609 Rowland: Kenny Ridge: Dean Leedyg Ann Criseley, Tom YM' G56 Gxdtd' . . I ,Ye 59109 evil Turner: Peggy Harrell. YN9' we OYQYV' I.-' ego Q65 eq Sealed: Imogene l-lurnphreysy Dick Turnerg 'l'al,itha licbbinsg 'Nil Iaexefx' VI YA I.- V009 B999 C001 I9 ma Evans, Patty Lewis: Marilyn Kearns. WO CO . V19 g,o 'x 9096 vox I I . I I I . C610 N QA -O 969' ,.' I.- Qox ,N5 YN XA-O ' ' ' .- ' 80 - 9 weve XAOXAQYX I I I I , - qoiex X xegvxnbq ' as ,im ,Koi Yao wee wr YW - -' -- ov Q' e , - ' ' ' . - ' 99 Q65 goto 9002 We ' I I . - ' ' A MQW 3,0419 QEIIIISI SQ,-. IIIII ' Iflse 5660 gdoaoqv o , - ' ' o 0 vt Iixeoxiw I I 666 P' UOXIIQXG -' X00 QW' . AI , I I . Yxe xers. . W QW 571465 fllf The annual play of the senior class was entitled, Come Rain or Shine. lt was directed by Miss lane Morris. It involves the Grayson family, which is a typical American one, on their vacation, The family is constantly bickering and arguing about what constitutes a vacation. Their vacation presents numerous problems and causes one to wonder it a vacation is a rest or not. Gay lcve affairs and sad ones are scattered throughout the play which gives it zest and life. All ends well and happy as the curtain falls. The team work and skill with which the play was produced made it a truly interesting and enjoyable production. Nice going seniors! , Row I li Pl 1 1 1 D md Leedy K nn th I-lenders P Darre russ Kenny Rxdcxe Blll D rnsey Harold Hcp kms H ry N uqe Iuek Pldqe Bc Humpq eys Deun eecly k E E1SH4jLlQlQ I lc Stull Cut renel 1m Louqln Dlwlllglll I. nclrum Bottom Row runs :Ice I lf I EISU ugl Im Plummer Pau R1 gel Bernard Bea y P flurk fnn ones S'ewr1rl R16-qel Iick Lyons 'Tom Turner pf ul Ienkms Turmr Bel Brve HIV T e l-l1Y lub IS '1 orqumzux n of cys ln CI 13h seuecl Ynrnxtted o develop C1 sumul lnq fro rlnn wh se purpose he cul'1V mon of Petter cmzenslup wus rs Q ed n I D Km Cer gresen Jdvlsar Mr e cur ms servef n ye T s H Y lrlfls reuu fl lf U nq ve ry Men l Iy Illrjfl sg QHSOIS Ifl19S III uels n c n S OO' G C , slunu Cl s f mu every lam ry Spcr fer Wxtm IS urpose 'Ve rec: e 'n 1n1c11n .md extend hrouqh t te sen l and mmumy mcg s nzmrds f Cl'1T1Sl1CII'l grader 1 C1 Us I s ul ye r OF l RQ Prf suiex If Id Ienku s. qc 4 retfxry D1 lc Turnf r IPL15 lr n Turr f Q vw I uns If I I I Top : u' UI lrieq TI 2. 5 e . e 'o .: L I 7 Iac 'A V' 5 hu: I er: r sl: l' : P ' ni 7 uc. I ' Il ' ey 'i 7 1 ef : , fit 1 at Q : IJ I 7 Divkrl Qrguwllfi. I I I I I Q ll 3 C ' ,tl ' C Ex nk 'l lgxf flcf' .. 'I lf. 4 I V lt fl 2 or umz i ,urkson l:y Mr. V. . Qler in l925. ' 3 . .. 1 , , . E. S. K2 'ns, 2:1 ' Ml '.-:Mlm the vlur for lcurt-'ee mrs. he I .1 , pr 4 l 1 1: 2-1 i e P I Ki '. l' wx 'X gf, ' , ll, q , .1 cl 'o duct cn 'ne f bull fleld lx ' ily' . f' 'illll l i ,1 Iiur 'C F , .1 rg T 'l 'Z p . Q i , , Ll' ' f e i F cu h ec so 'i L' h tu ' C ' ' Ci' xs 1 Llde, 'he Clulz of l945A46 li had 3 su?- 'e sf -'x F CE , '1 kV. ,,........,..........., I'l 'xt 'rl1.ezfffffifffiffTel H A l' QL .......,,...,....,....... Mr, E, S. K+-1 ' - Y Top Row: Carol lohnson: Dorothy Davis: Marilyn Patterson: Susie Keller: Ioanna Harloert: Marfga Hamilton: Tabitha Robbins: Imogene Humphreys: loyce Wilson: Norma White: Peqay Weaver, 2nd Rowzenn VinFoss'.n: Edizh leasure: Charlotte Williams: Maraaret Rowland: lll'II'llltl Ashlytiuqh: Floscilyn Brown: Ruth Henry: M'rr:a,i: Radcliffe: Cristel Hurst: Barbara Crabtree: Betty Waqqener: Lillifin Mr'Cf1lel,: Kathleen Kent. Grd Row: ludy Slinaluft: Helen Mu.r:hy: lmoqene Humphreys: Peqay Harrell: Carolyn Conroy: Martorie Iohnson: Pearl Hodgson: Anna MiIler: Patty Palmer: Peaqy Buckley: Wanda Palmer. 41h Row: Wylooline Simpson: Grace Spriqqs: Wilma Evans: Marilyn Kearns: Anne Casely: Patty Lewis: lmoqene Dololoins: Betty Ray: Esther Stiles: Dorothy Brarnmer: Silvia Hoops: Madelyn Brohard. 6' RZ Rfffklff The Ctrl Reserves affords an opportunity to high school girls to participate in ac'ivifies that help develop character and personality. This year he club strove to put into daily practise the basic fundamentals of the Christian religion and to serve 'he school and cornrnuniy whenever and wherever possible, Frequently 'he mernloers could be seen as a group 'zffendinq a servioe a' one of 'ne local churches. The Girl Reserve Clulu is one of 'he most affive org :niz'1- 'ions in our school fxnrl is urzflr our f, :pahle fiftvisor, Miss l.4'CCy. Thr- otiifers 'irei Rnswlyri Bron-fri. .. .... Fir-sifif nt Cris'1-Q lltirs' ...., ... Vice Presiflf ri' K':'?1ifffri Kfzf ., Se 'rf- :ry Fifi. Henry ..,. .,.'l'rfA :s irer Hfflflr. lJllLl'f,I.Y. ., ...q'1'1if'ff 'Zh zirrzt zz. F112 :ke'n Efzzkrr. Sf l'1. Cf.1irrt1:n C zrclyn Conroy. .. .,, Fin in 'f- Clyzgrrtrzri Dcrity Davis ...... ,..,. . ff '.'o'ion':l Chgirnrzrr 'Ne Ei':'i our sfyirf- of fun, 'zo '.'.'e srxzll nf-'Jer forae' 11. :Z 1' Cir. Reserves :L is rrif- :n' 'o ps' f 'Le rziffrnori'-s Qixuer .on':, lv--ur 4 lvgof' Back How MISS Taylor Adv1ser MISS Morrls Ad d15er MGTJOIIQ Radchtfe Typ1st Betty Grover Typrst Tab1tha Rabbms Ed1tor Nancy Pos er ASS1SlGnl Ed1tor Martha Evans Sophomore Re porter M155 Grlrnes Busmess Adv15er Pa C1 rlc Art Ed1tor hm St1ffler Freshman Re porter lack Plummer Assrstant Art Ed1fOf Front Row Kenny Rrdqe Sports Reporter lack Elsnauqle General Reporter Dons Fmney Typ15t Grac1e SDIIQQS Assrstant Art Edxtor Wylodme Sampson Assrstant Sales Manager Kathleen Kent Iun1or Reporter Dorothy Bram mer Typlst Wllma Iohnson lumor H1qh Re porter MISS Harrell Advertrsmq Advrser 7 AR 0016 STRIVES' FOR All AMERICAN ANNUAZI By means of descnptwe photoqraphy and explanatory copy We have trred to show how class work extra curncular act1v1t1es and sports contnbute to the all round develop ment ot the student who IS soon to hnd hrm eelf an acttve part1c1pant IH a democrat1c World The publ1cat1on of our year book the Osky Wow 1S one of the most rmportant act1v1t1es 1n our school tor our annual 1S Bum1ng The Mldnzght O11 5,.-.J the t1nal IQVIGW of our school year a de hahtful rem1nder ot school days at I H S VVe have enloyed our years here whether We were slavlnq over exams or cheennq our teams ln battle the purpose of the Osky Wow 1S to preserve these memones of the qreat llfe we l1ved rn I H S We are s1ncerely grateful to all those who have contnbuted IH maklnq such a v1v1d revlew of all our pleasant school days 0 ky Wow 2 ' ' , ' ' 7 t , ' 1 - 'G , ' 7 ' ' , - , ' 7 ' t ' ' 1 - 7 , ' ' . porterp Imogene Humphreys, Girls Sports Re- . - 2 ' - 1 O A. I - - , A . . . I - I 1 I ' f ' - ' 1 - : f . Back Row: Katherine Edwards, Assistant Buiness Manager, Anna Mae McGoon, Reporter, Wilma Evans, Circulation and Exchange Manager, Margo Hamilton, Assistant Edi- tor, Louise Evans, Reporter. Middle Row: Peggy Harrell, Business Manager, Miss Baker, Advisor, lane Clary, Reporter, Marjorie Radcliffe, Typist, Patty lewis, Reporter, Edith Leasure, Reporter, ludy Slingluff, Assistant Circulaiicn and Exchange Manager: Cristel Hurst, Assistant Editor, lay Brown, Assistant Busi ness Manager, Barbara Patten, Reporter. Seated: Dorothy Bramer, Typist, loanna Harbert, Typist, Peggy Sell, Typist, Dick Turner, Reporter, Patty Palmer Editor, Carol Iohnson, Reporter, Vifanda Palmer, Re porter, Barbara Crabtree, Reporter, Lee Hawk, Reporter ' P0 ll647l0N ZIV When our school paper, the Skeleton comes out, a thrill of excitement sweeps the halls. The teachers find a general turmoil in the halls. The students are now reading and discussing the latest news and gossip. This year, the paper has improved. Since the war is over and paper is not quite as scarce as it was, Mr. Owens, our superintendent, has per- mitted us to publish a larger paper than ever. Through the untiring efforts of the editor, Patty Palmer, the paper has proved itself very success' ful. Almost every day Patty is seen busily secur- ing news for the paper, or getting the last minute copy collected. To help her with her work are her two assistants, Cristel Hurst, and Margo Hamilton, who are usually seen tearing their hair, writing last minute copy or going to the printing office to proofread the gallies. After the paper comes out on the last Thursday in every month, Vifilma Evans and her assistant lulia Slingluff are seen on their way to the post office with stacks of papers to be sent to other schools and to l. H. S. soldiers who have written home and asked to be sent the Skeleton The paper is financed by the ads in the paper, the Skeleton staff party, and the school. Cur business manager is Peggy Harrell who always has plenty to do and some left over for her assistants, lack Stiffler, lcy Brown, Katherine Ed- wards, and Marilyn Kearns. -gkelell 5' UP 70 7R14Dl7l0N The articles for the paper are collected the second week of the month, and are proof-read by the editor and assistants for errors in school ac- tivities, and so forth, then they are proof-read again by our advisor, Miss .Arzella Baker, for grammatical errors, after the copy has been proof- read, it goes to the typist, who type all the copy before it is taken to the printing office. Our very capable and hard working typists are Marjorie Radcliffe, Dorothy Brammer, Peaqy Sell, and loanna Harbert. Last but not least are the class cnd news re- uorters. Their job is writing the copy and they ccrtainly have done a fine job this year. Skeleton Staff Sells Osky Wow- .,-5 HONOR 6'RO0P The honor group thot IS where these eleven mdustnous ond deterrnmed Senlors belong who horve mcnntotnecl on overoqe of B or orbove throughout the four years ot thetr htqh school hte We ore proud thot eleven of our smoll class held thls d1st1not1on ond to them go our conqrcxtulomons' Amenc an Pnnce N ahonal Leqlon Poetry Essay Peace Contest Ann Vanfossan Iane Clary Cnslel Hurst Cnstel Hurst Kathleen Kent Anna Mae McGoon 1 - - ' ' of l 'Len ycu '15 ' 1- Back Row: Mary Ann Kentq Mary Ann Rummaqery Marie Cooper: Mabel Kellerg Q K K Q 1 -fel . Luetta Wasmerp Wilnia Raspg loyce Leachy lean Evansg Loretta Harberty Eileen McGinniss, Middle Row: Maxine Swartzy Edna Wastierg lune Mosierq Winnie Miller: Mary Diane Priceq Martha Turner: Mar- Jorie Braqqq Lois lenkinsy Mary Coll. Front Row: Iune Swan: Betty Stickleng Frankie Merricksg Olwen Evansy Ann Parryp lean Rosey Lucille Cooper. Could you tell me where l could find the book Tom Sawyer by Louisa Alcottu? questions a student in the library. sorry but Alcott did not write Tom Sawyer: Mark Twain did. Alcott wrote Little Women. This and many other questions of this type are asked of Miss McCoy and her li- iilfm brary assistants every period of the day. Miss McCoy is very proud of her assist- ants as they do much to lighten her load of the work in the library: all books are checked in and out by them. The qirls also fill out those little slips reminding you of an over- due book. W'e, as Well as Miss McCoy, appreciate their conscientious efforts. X 'r'iin f ., .4 MEN f4B007f 56' 00 'I The men that we seldom see but whom we mgz' Y km. 4 L - . ',1F 1fl f- Q If if INCH! :win respcnsinle fcr ine lpeuuwful sriruns and l 19- AU .uv1n. The rnfin who brings us Viola tc school is Mr. Lyons, beter known as Zeb-.' couldn't get along without are: Mr. Mercer, Mr. Duncan, and Mr. l-foward. Mr. Merv cer is the man who tries to make the class rooms comfortable for the student body. BUY AN OSKY WOW! Sales Teams Ofhce Asslstcxnis Ushers on Duty Buck Row Q 41' Fous Edmund RICE- Gear, n Paul Brown E 1 IN 1 Wm H Nmse B111 Nml F :mk rmey Lddze A 1 ms Mxddle Row 35 Qcy xley ci AUX rts rhmmcn Davnr 11 Ducne R1cler Ce-cr 1y B11 'vlfuer Tumor Colby Luk row 10111 et Front Row sid ms 1 Romer 1 ff 1 0 ,3 195 Russel Vhller me ua Na. we f .4 M - - 14446 gancf NE of the most pleasant occupations of the band is to play at football rallies. We play our hardest and best for the boys on the team. We drill for days on our formations, and finally the big niqht arrives. We think we make a wonderful spectacle as we come marching down the field at the half. We welcomed into our school this year a new band director, Mr. Robert Thorson. Mr. Thorson's first year proved to be very successful. For every football qame we played, he had a new formation for us. Several of the bands activities were playinq at the basketball qames, a dance, a party, and the sprinq concert. fr f K R ML-if . 3 ' , I jf! Helen Nichols lean Ienkms Anna Mlller Helen Murphy Put Mapes Esther Shles rlere comes the band' Hats off' The flaa lS passmq by Thrs well could be the exclamatlon of many bystanders as our band led by those pretty snappy malorettes come leadtnq the band up the street Instead of the usual flaqs whlch these qrrls carrred part of last year they have now completely chanqed to batons Wh1ch they twrrl wlth hardly any mrstakes These qlrls are chosen for therr ab1l1ty to tw1rl therr batons All formatrons on the football held are led by these qrrls The band thanks these qrrls Wrthout them the band could not get alonq as Well as 1t has MR THORSON Robert Thorsons flrst year as our drrector has been a very successful one He capably drrected the band tn all 1ts colorful orxqrnal drrlls and forma t1ons presented at the halves local patrt1ot1c parades pep rall1es and tn many other student and c1v1c GCllV1l19S Our band concert culmrnated weeks of pracnce and proved to be one of the outstandmq hrqhllahts of the year We thmk that Mr Thorson s success can be attr1buted oartly to the fact that he was always such a Jolly aood fellow Throuah hrs aood leadershtp Mr Thorson has endeared hlm self to us all ' t 1. x - V 1 V: , . w., ,P V , xr' V . Z . . t, z 1 ff g, ! . ff, P Egg, I . T I . 1 - 1 . . V - I I V . . , , H. H M14 0KE77f5 lee PERIOD I GIRLS The Glee Club is now aqain in its peaceftirne iorni. Sorne ot our activities tor the year are: our recording for a 'WLVV broadcast: our participation in a music festival sponsored by the schools ot eleven districts which was held at our hiqh school. Both boys' and girls' Glee Clubs have made a trip to Columbus to broadcast. Davis and Neville Plan Broadcast. Group A Group C st Row-l l, lun Z. ES, PIIIMIYI 3. P. lenkinsg 4, H, buster: First Row-l lvl :Q:. 1'ltl'lC' X, P. Popoy J. l. PHkiIlS: 4. H, Sfifflfff fu, Ken tj. ll :Hung '. D. Lericlig 8. P, Fishery 8, P fi. lf. Weir, :lat tt. M. liivis- f', G. Sxititlig 5. N. Search: 9. ll lvl If -'sp lil. B. if: ilftrwl: ll. ll, Coffrndnq ll B. Stifflor. IllISliHY' lll. Hfwk'-i, nd Row- Q, ful. Erblxirfzy J, Hoops: 3, C. Willlarrisy 4. M. Second Rowe l. lvl. Ev :Asp Z. l.. llawlig 3. I. Williams: 4. A Hctrsvry E. B. Grover: En. l, lenlcinsq 7. E. Downardg B. P, Chislwlrit- S. P. Il'llT-'llf 6. P, Palmer: 7, A. Millerg 8. D l1ld'klFfY7 3. B. Bxrlcery lO, l. Slinqlutf: ll. P. I-lodqsong lZ. P. Finney- l Huzrrpiireyf lU. G. Sprigqsq ll. A. lvlobleyy l2. T Hanes: lb. ItZQ'GI1'1IllSj l4. C. lohnsong l5. S. Keller. Hurst l3 K. I-'-v1S6I'!lllll. if W- X Y, , ff? Ly 5 1? f, uw, gf - ' ..! p Jf2??f??' Qmjfi' . C X f f 'I , EGM? ,,., ,A Q A i 3' 9 vi Introduchon To Sports Sports thr year played a very important rn oar school life. Sports, belnt' l' play an important 5: ' 4 tialt lc part 4 rlced ln at 'Tl o o eep y all, also A ur own lrves. lt is essen- c our bodies healthy at all times, ancl sports help us to achreve this goal. Sports, when played the rlqht way also alve us recreation and fun whenever or wherever we play them. Recreation and fun are also essential tc our everyday llle in That they keep our minds and lcoclres free from zvcrrres. These herna the prtncrples ol American life sports can never be excluded lay anyone wishing to lce healthy and lree of all the worries that loc them. G A SW! u 1946 Cxgilki- X Pot . 'CH we Qmntliisl xymtl Rl SBCOUHASV EBQL COGFYX lcifsnnelggve Cgxtohon, XRD R0 has lxm biogas. TH Dm Hua exit DO O 5 YHONT R This year football played an important part in our athletic program. Courage and determination helped the lronrnen to tie tor second place in the S. E. O. L., with five wins, three losses and one tie. At one time football was excluded from several schools because the faculty members thought it foolish for boys to run after a bag of wind. Today it is one ot the most popular sports throughout the entire nation as Well as in lackson. The school joins the Osky WOVI in saying, Team and Coach, were proud of you! W G ' , 'Qnk . Loufilh goin l Legdtl Xxrv V ROY- Dann QvOY'5' Mun W' Ons, dow , .,r, K .tl LY Get MoYheTIHcxXdOf Ying? 'tcm Ttirvim' vc Rhea, C I . f 2 1 mn Wesiililloiack CTW t vim ievwnsi QQ wwf'-mt W Row 1 ZXGCK 1 Rkeqe t Y Geo! BP-Cgsp ROW Dobbins. u ev stewart wire Goml FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Team Chillicothe Middleport Gullipolis Nelsonville Athens . . . Pomeroy . Loqom . . . Oak Hill . Wellstorl . ll l 'STE my ll Bcuketdd Jack on Var :fy Men Standmq Stewart Flleqel Don Wuqenrr n Don Huqnv-s C I1 Luge! Bob P14 kermq Leon Voellel Iohn Day Ralph Cuvey Skaqqs Managers OUR HIGH SCHOOL SQUAD FAST ALERT AND ALWAYS STRIVING FOR VICTORY' O ' : ' 7 .17 ',g cm: Hwy 'Q Q g . Seated: Dick Tumerp Eddie Evans: George Huyrwsp Tom Turner: Holm Stuiwry Iuvk Lyonsg Ilf-rlwrl I 5 7 f- - in- RESERVES ,y'L.J in , 4 2 i l Basketball Schedule y g ,J ' , 1 f. .-. X t, 1 2 lrl-:si ri fb c r 'J x l.::1--1..w. tif zry s TH fih lb:-f ',','ellS:fv ri ..... 211 A3 6 V Y , X Y .4 ' VZ. C :lc mtl .. .. 112 Xb N A . , f I G illir olis 57' .lil 'V , l Lcgln .. .. 20 35 SX X 7 Fdriieroy .. ., 40 115 ' A'lf lT5 - '- 35 37 Standing: Gerili DCXNIIVY' Rsger Elias- Mr. W. D. Keiirns- Tzrri Mzrkhxmy Calvin lffzddlerftr' .. 36 48 llerter, Nqisonvllls H 24 Q3 Seated: lim Lciiighg l'ivk Eisniiifgley Dwiiqlit Lrindrumg luck Crfiriierq Curt French 'f.'f1llS .r1 .. 30 72 C1 zllipclis .. 28 21 l.f:'gfrn ... .. 40 L13 N1 .scrwilli .. 38 .ZH pf' rner'y .. .. -14: 32 A':iffris .. .. X11 V3 lflilfllf 1 'fi' ., LU -ll' O31 PSM .. 58 :U A heodline like thot qiven ohove qreeted the stiidents here in lfickson rnony tirnes durino the post secson. This yedr ds in the lost ievv yeors lfrolcson reolly helped support the lorrsl-cetlooll teorn. As iiroct of this ossutviption we offer the tdct thot rriore interest is displdyed in hdslcethdll every yefir and this yeor we refrlly hfrd the stippcrt of students dnd townspeople olilce. Aithoiiqh we didn't win cr fqhdrnrzonshrp or win very rrzfiny jriimes, the boys did displdy serie fine plcyinq nird Srocd spzrtsrinrnsliip. The results if the lfzhors ot tjcoxh lrvirig l. Liipe find his rrztfves heiffe their efforts hut os every true sportsrncrn knows, it is not the score thot molces the ddrne. lt is the thrill ond enjoy' rnent derived from it. The boys proved themselves to he true representotives ct the indoor sport. The lronmen Completed ine bdslcetlodll sedson with cr record ot 6 wins ono 8 losses to finish in o tie with Middleport for tourh pldce in S. E. Q. A. Ledque stondinq. The Reserves, dlthouqh they didn't win rriony qorries they showed exoelleht sportsrnohship. Vfith their troininq find lcnowleoqe qoined this yeor they give fgreot prof:-.ise for future yeors. Seniors Top Row: Peggy lenkins: Glenna Smith: Marcrie Prad- Clitte: Doris Finney: Peggy Harrell: Carclyn Con- rcy. Znd Row: Becky McNabb: Betty Grover: Grfrrie Spriggsg Minerva Calhoun: Imogene Humphreys: Be'fy Rfzy: Wilma Evans. lst Row: Ioanna Harbert: Dorothy Hattenp Wylcdino Leach: Vlfilma Elaker: Esther Stiles: Mabel Keller. he Iuniors Top Row: Peggy Buckley: Maraa Hamilton: Betty Bar- ker: Helen Murphy. 2nd Row: Peggy Weaver: Nrrncy Foster: C'rrol lchn- son: Mirilyn Patterscn: llf'l'tY'1lf' lchnscn. lst Row: Carolyn lftnkins: lrttofrenfr McGinnis: Mar- garet Hammond: Betty Efdkfrr: Marte Hale: Pat Mapes. GIR 5 714 E PART IN J.fi..9. f47fflH'lC'5 Realizing that women will gain ever-in- creasing importance in the world of tomorrow, I. H S. strove to equip each girl with a healthy body, with physical perfection, which, com- bined with a sound mind, would enable her to capably meet womens impending responsibili- ties. These sports instilled within its partici- pants the everlasting will to tight on until the last whistle sounds and until victory is won. Cur intramural sports program this year consisted of three main sports basketball, softball and volleyball. ln addition to these sports we also marveled in our ability of danc- ing and tumbling. Basketball season, which opened December l9, was the major sport. There were eight Sophomores Top Row: Anna Marie Chisolm: Louise Evans: Martha Evans: Marilyn Houser: Betty Foster: Evelyn Keller: Frankie Merricks. lst Row: loy Brown: Mary Ellen Shattuck: Ernestine Downard: Marie Cooper: lean Rose. teams organized tor after-school intramural sports in addition to tour noon hour teams. The girls who played at noon could not stay to play alter school. The following girls were the captains ol intramural teams: Doris Finney, Wilma Mc- Nabb, Libby Whilding, Helen Murphy, Mary Ellen Shattuck, Carolyn lenkins, and Erma Einne-y's Postgrad team. We wish to thank Miss Leasure, our com- petent instructor, tor her undying patience and her excellent guidance in relaying her abilities to us. We all have been improved socially, mentally, and physically. Our gratitude also goes to the Board of Education for the privilege of using the schools excellent equipment. Freshmen Top Row: Barbara Patten: Gloria Harless: Ann Bow' mand: Hope Leedy: l.uef r McGhee, 2nd Row: Rita Carlisle: Eleanor Trago: Bernice Stick- len: Virginia Stout. lst Row: Shirley Hclcomb lcann Roush: Marilyn Landrum: loan lones. ,Q JACKSON HIGH BCOSTER S ASSCCIATION 500 Saw? 44, i947 me Punposz or oun oncAmzAnoN xlst 1101110 lLllX11ltS xx I1 I Jemflt mx wax C ARI PX DOBBIN9 szf 1 nl L O MURROVK ec If DAMOIN CROVV Treasurer Q 5 'A' To usqf' in 1 ' ting all 1 '11-I will I - - ' our high sc-howl in 1 A' f , . . Q ,........,......,....,. . ..,,...,..,... Pr'v.'4 l ' J. HERBERT EVANS SR. ......,.......,....,............ Vim' Prcsiclvnl '. . ' ...........,...,,,.............,.,.... Swrv fry YOU CAN GO PLACES WITH AY SHIRFS AND AYRSHIRES CAN GO PLACES WITH YOU From South Amerlca to Alaska the Ayrshlre IS fast becommg a very popular da1ry cow Thls popularlty IS due to the fact that thls breed can do Well under any cllmatlc condltlons They are noted for the1r hardmess thelr ab1l1ty to graze and consume large quantltles of roughage and produce an abundance of 4 mllk of superlor qua11ty A slzable herd made up of the best blood llnes avallable IS belng developed rlght here IH your communlty Make It a polnt to V1S1t the farm and become more famlllar vuth the Ayrshlre cow and the excellent m1lk whlch she produces GREEN VALLEY FARM, Jackson, Ohlo A L 6. I F Shffler Owners E H Voeller Mgr STIFFLER STURES MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY Broadway Jackson J . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 . . . .. .. 7 , . l ff . . . . . . . w . . . . . - r . -. .. . - . . . - Q . 1 I , a Q 1 Q BEST WISIIES FROM GLUBE JACKSON HIGH TI-IE OSKY WOW JACKSUN IRCN SL STEEL CGMPANY COMPLIMENTS or T I: 4 COMPLIMENTS MARKAY THEATRE KAYMAR THEATRE 111 Selectlon of all the latest IH bettel entertalnment Sound and proJect1on I Southeastern Ohio's Finest K HERFF JONES CC VIAWLP Al TURIINF JEWELERS AND ENGRAVERS I I BURKH XRT Rep 0 L lat . . I I ', T ' 1 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 1 I A. rsfn ire PICK YOUR APPLE QUEEN NOW to preslde wlth i a ffm? ef' 4 KING APPLE JAGKSUN GIIUNTYS APPLE FESTIVAL FOUR DAYS OI4 I+UN AND PROI IC ON THF STREI' TS 01' I XC KSON SEPTEMBER 18th, 19th, 20th 21st 1946 Exhlblts Shows Rldes and Free Acts JACKSON COUNTY APPLE FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION O If lt s good for Iackson bounty Its good for Jackson JACKSON GIIAMBER DF GDMMERGE I I . . -.L-sv. A I . , . Q Q O '. I I 1 - , ' Y- xl, Q -, A-'I I' . ,, ,.:,: i p ,, . ... ,-:-4 - . ' N n b x ' S os., , '71 I ' N . '15 fa H' I iv' I f . L L -- A 5 ..- H 'qi kg? J 4'L ' 4 .N F ' ', ' ' ,. -3 7 MT -..L.L,,M.,L55'.,,,1v . I 4 II. , , f, I, ' I-'flgl , LM: S 'E U ' 1' .Nl- 9, f- ' U m 'fd 1' XA LI , I- sl , ' .. x . .-. at 5 O Y 1 1 1 A L A A A Y Y 1 'Y J A . i ' Y . . . iT 1 L A ' 9 'I . 9 4 flfa I Qfamaufz. Gm The I946 Packard Wlth lts 68 bland new 1lll1Jl0X emente added to the scores of QkClt1Hg featmee xx h1ch made the p1e xx dl Packal d Cllppel umque among all fme care and The New Crosley 1tS manv 3.dCl1tl0Hdl featuleb SUPER SERVICE Oul ehop hae the XQIX late t and moxt modem equlpment f01 mamtenance and lepau SQIXICG T.K UWENS MOTOR 0 1 i I C Be sure and see the New, Bigger and Finer Crosley with 0 1 W f 1 Y Inv 4 S 4 x1 1 . I I . ' O, I 1 Q . ROMANCE FEUD OF THE YEAR Sammy Ham and Be1t1e Bacon ale f1ght1ng fox the favol of Honex Loaf and who vIou1dnt'7 Its one of the mam d9l1C10l1b meat pIoducts plepared by Cambrla We QDCCIHIIZQ 111 Taste Quahtw and Nut11t1on a COIT1b1H3tlOH ouI meats THE GAMBRIA PARKING GUMPANY ECHO BRAND MEATS We azm to please JACKSON OHIO TASTE QUALITY NUTRITION LOMPLlMLNTb The Standard O11 Co. C L RILI' D Sh but SOHIO PRDDUGTS Phone 163 Y V , 7 y ' ' 1 4 v 4 :...1k, .. that can t be beat. Por a tasty, temptmg, tantallzmg treat, try f 9 1 - 1 Y 1 W OF 0 W W o n J i, 'i or DALLAS CHEVROLET COMPANY Dal Rummager Whe e Qualzty Se U ce av d Pnce Meet JACKSON OHIO Opposlte Post Oftlce Phone 409 IT S BACK AGAIN' ' ' NFW SENSATION AI BALDWIN QPINET C ne land seethsu zde llpa Band Instruments Philco Radios Comblnatlons and Portable Phonograph Sheet MUSIC Popular Records and Albums SUMMERS 8: SON Home of the Hammo cl Orga Iczckson O Phone 22 O 4: ' ' ' H r . r z L . O A 9 w. .. l . . I I I I - I J A 1 A L O7 i7 i '01 rf L i no. . . 1 . . . , . n n , . e Standard Slag Company JACKSON OHIO SEE THOSE ATTRACTIVE UNIFORMS ON THE IACKSON ATHLETIC TEAMS STARR SPORTING GDUDS G0 1039 4th A e H nt nqion W Va WE CAN FURNISH YOU Track 84 Baseball Shoes Award Sweaters and Jackets 1 Furnislzccl by I v . u i , . BENTCN INSURANCE ACENCY J E WILSCN ACENCY County Bu11dmq All Forms of Insurance FLETCHFR C BENTON Scott Bu ld ng Specxcrl Agent the Northwestern Mutual Lrfe Insurance Co Phone 99 Iackson O Kren at nuvrs Comp'-me'-fs General Insurance and IRVINS' SERVICE STATION Surety Bonds 188 Church Street Phone 173 Icxckson, Ohxo ll ii I of ffm 3 J n .lonnson QOI V Monuments I fff1rw1 302 Mum St fwmfrmmn ff Q IACKSON OH IO 181 MAIN ST COMPLIMENTS OF WOOD FUNERAL SERVIOE EARL R PLUMMER Dxrector IACKSON OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF OALLIIIIIIN INSURIINOE AOENOY IACKSON OHIO FIRE AUTO WIND 2 12 Broadway PHONE 44 HAIL LIFE BONDS COMPLIMENTS OF MARION O. LEWIS FURNITURE OO. PHONE 1 I9 Opposite D. T. I. Depot IACKSON, OHIO Av, I 'I f 2 xI , ' ' I I - VY If of , ., ,J ---A ,- --A ' W X -- ...T ,, VIIIVII I, , , I ' -. ,fy , I 'Ip , K V, , , , J-L X ,' X, . L4 If..u 1 X, K - W! Hlf' Mg IM ' . I ' -5:7 X I ' It 1 ff-+-. - II .4 1,, :A I I IQ, 'ML IJIJIINLIIIL zmkkn VNIAII- 4255 , 1 . I 1 Y 1 LOINFRATULATIONS FROM AD! MARK RIO PAT OIF TRITUWN MUTDR G0 Oldsmoblle Cadillac Farl L LlV6S3y Jackson Ohlo Phone 330 COMPIIMFNTQOF JAGKSUN MDTUR G0 MARATHON SERVICE STATION Bridge and Vlaln Phone 203 Jackson Ohlo W T 'I 4 YI - . U. I. . . ' I White Trucks J . , o l ' 9 PUORE MOTUR SALES Hudson Cars USED ARS BOUGHT .AND SOLD TIRES AND M I ESSCRIIS EOR SALE N H POORE RAY WALLE SALES MGR B8 Chllhcoihe St Phone 497 P 84 M MOTOR SALES ING Chrysler and Plymouth Cars EGR SM E P L MITCHELL N H POORE 100 E Broadway Phone 499 GHERRINGTUNS SERVICE STATIUN Smclalr Products GREASING WASHING BATTERY cmd TIRE SERVICE GLENDON C CHERRINGTON Proprletor 269 Brldge St Near D T 6. I Depot COMPLIMENTS OF J. W BROYLES and SDNS DISTRIBUTORS SHELL PRODUCTS Phone 315 . . Y. I I l PARTS ACCESSCRIES TIRES S I H A RENSHAW DISTRIBUTOR TEXAC O FIRE LHIEF CASOLINE TEX!-Xl O ond HAVOLINE INSULATED OILS Phone 473 IACKSON OHIO ELMER S SERVICE STATION Sohlo Products A place you wzll enjoy stoppzng t Bnclge and Water St IACKSON OHIO LUNGFELLUW S Servlce Statlon SHELL PRODUL TS OOODYEAR TIRES TNBES FND ACV ESSORIES WASHING cmd LUBRICATION UEUIL 0 EUBANKS Service Station SINFIAIR PRQIJU TS UND .li ESSGRIES WASHING cmd LUBRICATION You IUIILL good .su-uzce We zalue your buszness Mcnn 6 Bndge Icxckson Ohno 134 BROADWAY 5 I l T ' a .U l I I GOODYEARTIRES, .TUBES U .. , . .I Y ffl S ' COMPLIMENTS OF B 84 W SERVIUE STATIUN Just over the Canbrian Hill' LUBRICATION - WASHING - TIRES - ACCESSORIES NEWELL WOOD Prop. McGAllTNEY 81 FURD Distributors CASOI INE FUFI OII S LUBRICATINC OILS 8. CREASES ORA E McCARTNEr' EARL C FORD 100W 10070 IT P A Y S' TO USE THAT GOOD QUAKER STATE Ull. JOHN P MacDONALD Dlstrlbutor GRANT BRDS TRUGKING 00 PENNZIP SERVIGE STATIUN Feneral repalr work on all types of trucks and cars Tlres and batterles handled and all auto accessorles You call and we furnzsh the servzce h 1 ' Phones 146 81 3013 Y d COMPLIMENTS EVANS OPP COURT HOUSE THE JAOKSON IOE AND FUEL OO MODERN REFRIGFRATORS PURE ICE JACKSON S MODFRN FOR APPLES Phone 258 14 W Mum St JAOKSON OOUNTY FARM BUREAU FFFD SFFD FERTILIZER EGGS AND POULTRY LOMI LIVII' NTS OF DR. JOHN E ROOERIOK ....OF. . .. F000 MARKET COLD STORAGE LOMPLIMENTS SOUTHERN OHIO S MOST MODERN SODA GRILL IIIIRBARGER S Corner Broadway and Pearl RDBERT S WILSON Staple 8: Fancy Groceries Fresh Meats Phone 9 221 Pearl St C OMPI IMFNTS OF RIDGEWAY BAKERY THE HOME OF TASTY PRODUCTS E BROADWAY IACKSON Gibson Hotel I OMPI IMP N DRS H and D S SHUMIITE CONIPI IMENTS OI' ERVIN BROS 60 QEL 0UR ww SEI FCTIOIN or PISHINH TAC KI If AWD SUI PI II' S FOR AI I SPORTS RIIY'S DRUG STDRE W B IECO Prop EVERYTHING IN DRUGS NY AI PP 'WSI -XR HOI I IWC SIN ORTH C XNIJIFS BUGKEYE MILL 84 LUMBER 00 BI II IDI' RS AND I IWIBP R III' Al If RS All KINIJS OI1 VIIII II ORIx C' , I T S O F I I I I if J ni 1 I I 1 1 Y 1 Y W K A k J J . 1 1 1 '1 X 1 3 1 n L I A A I I A AL A J L L Y Q . A l , - GIBSON GREETING CARDS FOR EVERY OCCASION ' ' 1 1 A A A JA L JA 1 '1 v 1, V 1 A A A In fi AL I 1 1 1 Y 1 1 1 1 , A A I A A A A A A. A A x Iv 1 '1 ' ' A A A 1 I . I I JAOKSOII RADIO 81 ELEOTRIO RADIO AND APPI IANCI' SERVICE 8. RFP AIR JOHN J RUPFRT COMPLIMENTS RIFE'S RESTAURANT Maln St Mr-:ET ME AT THE MORRIS STORE A GOOD HABIT TO FORM PROFITABLE TOO MORRIS 5 10c T0 S1 00 STORE ON BROADWAY JAOKSOII PUBLISHING OOMPANY PUBLISHERS OF The Jackson Sun Journal The Jackson Herald The Oak Hill Press 308 310 MAIN ST IACKSON, OHIO Phone 92 251 Porismouth St. OF PIGKERINGTON GREAMEHY Y OUR BP QT CRF AM 'VIARKET RURAI PIC K UI QFRVICF IACK WARNER Phone 242 L CONTRACT BUYER THE GAVETT AND JONES GLOTHING 00 Mm s AND BOYS WEAR Iackeon Oak Hull Oh FLIME NT OF GLAAR BROTHERS MEN S AND BOYS CLOTHING PIERGE IMPLEMENT 00 EVERYTHING FOR THE FARM New and Rebuilt Machlnery WE DELIVER GIVE US A TRIAL NEXT TIME Resxdence 249 Oak St Icrckson Ohxo ING. 7 1 1 JK ' JA 1 I 1 ' , I L J ' J 1 1 9 A AL . . . . . Phone 358 Qualzty and Servzce Fzrst Res 374 fa' f , ' C' . , A , O I 9 , Y ' V A A A A Y CCLUNIBUS AND SCUTHERN CHIC ELECTRIC CC Llght, Heat, Power COMPLIMENTS OF FRENCH DRY CLEANINC L P IMIN THE PLAY HCUSE Bllllards MAKE M5 PLAY HOL Sh YOUR PLAY HOUSE H H PRIEST PROP COMPLIMENTS LOUISE'S LUNCH Open 24 Hours 262 Chxlhcoihe St Phone 495 l A ' WM. f .TS OP OF , , , , A , COMPLIMENTS OF R W THOMAS SI'IOE OO 1846 46 BIGGEST BECAUSE BEST P11 TURB S I IVI- PORI4 I If R WHFN You THINK OF PICTLRES LOWE sf VII' LOI X OID PHOTOI R XI HS MARTIN STUOIO Opp Court House COMPLIMENTS OF OHERRINGTOIPS APPLIANOE STORE ACROSS FROW THE COURT HOUSE, ESTABLISHED IN 1902 AIND BUSH! ILVFR SINCE OALLHAN 84 HESS ALBERT 1 HESS Sole owner COL RTP SX XMI PA FRE THINI IN H ARIN ARI' 216 Broadway Icxckson Oh1o - -19 . , I .. ' 1 SIE US EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL FOR THE HOME LOVVIPLIMENTS THE McKITTERIOK GOAL G0 JACKSON OHIO Offlce 48 Chllllcothe St Phone SWAN MORGAN 00 1026 4th Ave Huntlngton VV Wa COMPLFTF OFFICF EQL IPMENT A B DICK ROYAL MIMEOGRAPH TYPEWRITERS Phone 8129 8120 pl ze ts CALLAHAN HARDWARE Across from the Court House PARRY INSURANCE AGENCY Holhs Parry 1920 WHITE S GROCERY BETTER Foon 226 B dq S 426 289 THE FASHION EXCLUSIVE LADIES SHOP Icxckson Ohlo 1 L OF l 1 9 ' I l . ,I , . . Y Y A A 1 ' A Com in n of I ' I. Ph - ' . O1 IMFN S OF WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned by L K Wllkxn 229 Broadway IACKSON OHIO KINCADE AUTO SHOP Auto Tnmmmq and Rehmshmg Body and Fender Work 174 Ea 1 B oad y PI10 6 IACKSON OHIO FOMPLIMENTS OF VAIIGE FURNITURE 00 EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME fQMPL1ME1xTS OF JACKSON COUNTY PHONE 212 FLOUR MEAL FEED CELEBRATED PURINA CHOWS C e M q IACKSON OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF BLACK DIAMOND RESTAURANT ABRAHAM S CONFECTIONERY CANDIES 6: MAGAZINES Mcnn SI COMPLIMENTS DR. EDDIE MICHAEL MIGIIAELS IGE DREAM Phone 479 f' xrgr kfv E, wma . 1 wa vf 1 FARM SUPPLY I om r ain and Hardin Ave. ! l OF JAGKSUN MILL AND LUMBER GDMPANY The Best Place to Buy Lumber RIDENOUR S Appreczate Your Buszuess and Hope To Haze Your Orders For STOVES PAINTS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES CHINA GLASSWARE FLOUR FEED MEAL JAGKSON EXGNANGE 81 MILLING 00 COMPLIMENTS OF G 0 MDRROW Agent 0 Smclalr Refmmg Co F A MATTISDN PLUMBING AND HEATING 75 West Mam St Phone 263 M Iackson LUNG S JERSEY FARM Our Mzlk Touches the Spot 2003 L CQMPLIMENTS CF WESTLAKE DAIRY 00. CQNPLIMENTS THUMAS FUNERAL HOME 5 I I f r CALL CQMPUMENTS OF . . 1 - . o. ' ' OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL Best Wzshes Congratulat1on.s BRAGG S Mens cmd Boys Wecxr IACKSON OHIO RISGH GUT RATE DRUGS DRUGS SODAS CIGARS Phone 390 Mmkcxy Bldg Complzments 0 JAGKSGN REGREATION BOWL FOR HEALTH Basement Ccxmbncm Bldg Lf mplzmc nl TH E CAMBRIAN RESTAURANT DELICIOUS Icxckson Oh1o Phone 461 EVANS 81 SMITH AGTS ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Lzst Your Property Wzth Us Phone 441 Icrckson Ohxo GIBSON GARAGE CABS AUTO REPAIR PARKING PONTIAC Sales and Servlce ED IONES Prop Phone 30 Iackson O RENSHAW HOME APPLIANGE SALES AND SERVICE All sorts of household cxpphcmces Repcn: Fluorescent Llghtmg IACKSON O 184 Pearl S! Phone 472 GROCERIES MEATS cmd FEEDS 0. R H NRY GASH F000 MARKET 83 South St 284 Mum Sl Phone 340 Phone 5 TO , . f 'J ' ' s of HOME-COOKED FOOD , . E HAVE YOU VISITED LEFT DVER SHUP? 185 Pearl St If no Go You WIII fmd lots of useful am les HARRY IOHNSON HI-WAY The Students Fnend HOME COOKING HOME BAKING HOMEY ATMOSPHERE Complzmenls 0 JAGUB F JENKINS Jeweler IACKSON OHIO MINERAL VAPOR BATHS FOR BETTER HEALTH MARGARET L BEEM Chuopraciox' HUGH E SCHELLENGER DENT1sT I ACKSON OHIO Beauty for Sale POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SALON HOOD S GARDENS VEGETABLE and FLOWER PLANTS Complzments 0 JACKSON IMPLEMENT CO DENNEY S TIRE SERVICE TIRE RECAPPING REPAIRING ROAD SERVICE Pho e 97Y ROGERS GROCERY Complzments of THE CITY LOAN GROCERIES MEAT5 AND SAVINGS COMPANY VEGETABLES 232 B oad y St Pho e 45 lack o Oh o C I t Omp lmen S of Complzments 0 WYKLE AND BURKE E Broadway Iackson Oh1o WHIPPLE CREAMERY CO 1 'C . I I I I l 1, H , I I 446 E. Main Sl. Iackson, Ohio Res. n - r wa . n s n. i Complzments 0 THE SUGAR BOWL Compliments 0 EVANS FOOD MARKET Complzments o TH EO GAHM IEWELER Iuckson Ohlo Complzments 0 CAPITAL FINANCE CORPORATION h t B Complzments 0 PRIDDY CLEANERS For Better Clecmmq See Us EISNAUGLE 8: SONS GARAGE M6ChGD1CS and Serv1ce Icxckson Wellston Ohlo Standard Telephone Co Oak H111 Hamden Complzments 0 BILL S LUNCH ETHEL OTY P p Complzments JACKSON MUTUAL WATER COMPANY Bdq BRUCE S SERVICE Mobllgas MOb1I01I S1 SELL BEAUTY SALON 155 Broadway Phone 21 Complzments o THE DINER E C HURST PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT I 9 C O PIF ER SOHIO SERVICE STATION MAME STEELE GREENHOUSE Complzments of FLOWERS HAL'rERMAN's GREEN:-lousr-: For All Occcrsxons Phone ll3M ' f ' f ' f ' f , ' Marl-my T ea er ldg. Icxckson, Oh ' f ' f ' v I 370 Portsmouth St. . ro . . of , ri e 6- ate Pho ' f Grew' ing. I I I I AUTOGRAPHS Compliments oi Clyde E. Mayhew Engravmq G R Grubb Chompcnqn Ill Complzments MARY DAVIS MILLINERY 283 Mcnn St Complzments 0 FITE'S DRY CLEANERS SHEWARD GROCERY 12 Stcrte St WILDMANS GROCERY CO Fresh Meats and Grocenes Complzments THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY Compl1ments 0 JACKSON SAND MINING DODGE PLYMOUTH Soles and Servxce COLL AUTO SALES JACKSON AUTO SUPPLY Globe Bclttenes Sexberlmg Tues Auto Parts cmd Accessones 153 B d cx Phon 79 I ' by . . , ' , . ' ' . of V . if Groceries H- Meat -Vegetables Sgqfe 5, Wegi Iqcksgn . of I f CO. roa w y e