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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1948 volume:

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' ' ' 1 1 , Q., A , 4 ,Q ' 1 Board of Education Mr Clyde Mayhew Mr Preston Turner Dr W B Taylor Mr Wllbur Patten Ml' Frank 0031108 The close contact with the Jackson Board of Education with the school authorities nas enabled a smoother running and more harmonious schedule than ever before The Board has been most co operative with our superintendent and principal in bettering our school in every way The members of the Board are all well acquainted with many of the students They can easily understand the problems of the students that develop each year Thanks to these men who give their time and energy towards making our school a better place for the students OFFICE SECRET ARIES Two familiar people around our high school are Anna Nail, secretary to Mr. Daugherty, and Carol Johnson, secretary to Mr. Thornton. We can never realize how much work these girls have to do. Writing absence slips, typing, filing, answering many questions making out schedules and answering many questions from inquisitive students-these are but- a few of the tasks they do daily. These girls not only work during the school term but in the summer as well. We can't imagine how they get all this work done so efficiently but their work speaks for itself. N all page four Carol Johnson TUDE T CQUNCIL ,,....- L1 .,,.....wf First Row-T. J. Fluty, Hope Leedy, Ann Steele, Judy Williams Danny Wigner Pat Helms David Tab ert, Lou Ann Higgins, Norma Jean Burke, Norma Jean Corbin Marshall Eubanks Second Row-Bill Conroy, Ed Mapes, Jim Swingle, Verrill Barnes Keith Munyan Mr Thornton Earl Le master, Gene Phillips, Paul Riegel Our country, states, and cities each have their own governments which contribute toward the bet- terment of our country as a whole, so it is only nat- ural that we go one step further by having our own school government. In our school, this government takes form in the Student Council. This organization, composed ct' one representative from each home room, has done an excellent job this year in bringing about different reforms, and also an increase in the students' inter- est in the school. This organization, under the supervision of Mel- bra Thornton, has just completed a, successful year in the service of our school. S0 it is with pride, then, that we look to this group as able representatives of Jackson High School. President , ,, , ,, Pat Helms Vice President ., Judy Williams Secretary , , Jean Jenkins Treasurer , Gene Phillips x '99 MR. THORNTON, Principal As you enter the high school, one of the first persons you meet is our very capable principal, Mr. Thornton. Mr. Thornton ac- cepted the position of principal five years ago and has served as the students' guiding hand since that time. Before he received the position of prin- cipal, he served several years as a govern- ment teacher and a history teacher in our high school. He has been well liked by every- one who has had the pleasure of making his acquaintance. He is always willing to aid students who stop at the office for his as- sistance. He is gifted in ironing out one's troubles in a short time and making one feel as if one had accomplished it himself. To the students, Mr. Thornton is truly the guiding hand of their lives. MR. KEAIRNS-Assist. Principal Mr. Keairns, our assistant principal, teaches chemistry, physics and mathematics. Besides these duties, he is advisor of the Osky-Wow staff. Mr. Keairns obtained his Bachelor of Sci- ence degree in chemistry as well as his Mas- ter of Arts degree in school administration from Ohio University. We are fortunate to have such a wonder- ful teacher on our staff whom everyone knows as a true friend. Pdqe SBVBII ,..- f,,,, ARZELLA BAKER-A. B., Rio ERNESTINE BIBLER.-B.S. Music, HAROLD BROWN-B.S. in Educa- Grande College, M. A., Ohio Ohio State. tion, Ohio University. Indus- State, English, Spanish, Litera- trial Arts and Printing. ture. FACULTY CATHERINE CROSSIN B S MERRILL DAVIS-B S in Educa JOHN FINCH BS in Education education tion Ohio University city mus Ohio Unlverslty History Busl ic supervisor Giee Club direc ness English Business Arithme or tlc H1 Y N-e 'n fmmh Yfffk 'Qgr' Puqe emht I . -A ' ' in . . . '. ' . . - . . i .' ' . . A. . L . Y . . n 1 Y A- '. ' . - , it I if -up , A A if J Y 7 5 -, w .X . 3 I' . rpyw.. Y fin K ' X uhm lv ES L 'A 'Xt - vfkk 'fi fwfr VW - 'TK Z N-far ' Pla A my .. If' f' . fha --3 Q '-H-w sf' ROBERTA GRIMES-B. S. in Ed- ucation, Ohio University, busi- ness law, business English, sales- manship. Ohio University, mathematics. SADIE HARRELL-Rio Grande, r -ag, WALTER HENSON--A. B. educa tion, M. A. physical education Marshall College. DONALD HOUSE-B S in Educa RUTH HUTCHISON A B Rio RUSSELL JONES-B S in Educa tion Ohio University biology Grande College history tion Ohio University indus general science trial arts mechanical drawing PCIQG Illlle as l 0 . ,vfffff X'-X iff R -1 S KEAIRNS-B S M A Oh1o W D KEAIRNS-A B Rxo Grande CLARA LEASURE B S m Educa Umverslty chemlstry advanced College reading socxal scxence txon Ohxo UDIVCFSIIZY Amencan mathematics physics general arlthmetxc hlstory health sclence ELIZABETH LEWIS-B S ln Edu WEN DELL LEWIS-B S in Edu CATHERINE MARTIN A B ohm catlon Ohlo UHIVCTSIYZY typlng catxon Wxlmmgton College U Qhorthand mversxty Latin EngI1sh geometry general mathematlcs, general sclence N' 4 nl Page len . L' -..Q fin 4? X Q L CECILIA MARSH-B. S. in Educa- FAYE McCOY-B. S. in Education, tion, Ohio University M ,A. Wilmington Coll M , . ege, . A. Ohio Ohio State, English, art, read- State, librarian, English. ing. ROBERT PAYNE-B S Ohio Nor HUGH SEMPLE-B S Ohio Nor them Ohio State government thern physical education gen physlcal education eral science QR 'F' y. ,E 4 r , . HELEN PARKER,-General Diplo- ma from Ward Belmont, B. S. Ohio State, English. ROBERT THORSON B S in Ed ucatxon Ohio State Wllmlhg ton College Ohio University instrumental music ,3 page eleven z 2 ' 3 , EF' 5 fi . -xl X , 9 'QQ , K Q , A y i 55 shall College Music English. tern Reserve home economics. page twelve AVERILL TRIMBLE--B. S. Mar- OLWEN WILLIAMS-B. S. Wes LIBRARY STAFF The smiling faces you see are the ones that greet you when you go up to the desk in the library to ask for your choice of books. These girls are Miss McCoy's assistants. The students as well as Miss McCoy ap- preciate their efforts. OFFICE WORKERS To meet the needs of any large and active organization, there must be a sm0oth-run- ning and efficient administration. lt is the same with the high school. To help the secretaries with their busy daily routine, these girls volunteer their ser- vices, forming an efficient office staff. Delivering messages and absence blanks, writing excuses and other forms, typing and many other duties are ably performed by these girls. 1 . I 5 46-ar CUSTODIANS Our beautiful grounds only make such a showing because of the men who keep them that way. The lovely lawn and the neat, clean building are really credits to us and to our town. Each and every member of this staff deserves the credit for making these things possible. page thirteen 7 TH GRADE This year We came feeling proud to be students of J.H.S. We wondered if we would ever find our way around the halls. The teachers, detention, absence, and tardy slips were new to us. We usually were kept after school, and when we were absent we were just asked why. But now we are almost through the seventh grade and we wonder what the eighth has in store for us. JUNIOR HIGH President John Garrett Vice President Don Wlldman Julla Yerlan Jerry Durkxn Secretary Treasurer Fxrst Row L to R-Osburn DeLong Hann1gan Durk1n Rar. Oney Hughes Altherr Farrar Second Row Ross Dobbms Metzger Rose Jones Ylnger Henry Mapes Thlrd Row-Clay Brown Henry Buckley Montgomery Stlles Swmgle Mercer Poetker Mr Keairns Fourth Row Munyan Davxs Drake Jenkms Stroth Yerian Oney Lyons Jenkms On Ground Metzger 8 TH GRADE Bang what was that? Remember that now we fl? are older eighth graders and we are allowed more pr1v1leges We are rot the lxttle quiet seventh graders of last year 'ITIIS year we can be found anytime ln the sev enth perxod ldetentlonl But we are hopmg for the best next year Wxll xt be better or worse Well bet the teachers have thelr Imgers crossed Presldent Joel Poetker Vice Presldent Wallv Jenklns Secretary Jack Howard Treasurer Delores Wllllams . 9 U-..'.--.---- ---------r-- O I I 4 u .a i I H in 4. 5 . ' , nf ' I . X v g :K 'VAN ,, V V gt 6 5 X A .Z 5 P, , . . Y 1 - - I , , y l 1 .1 1 y 1 - T 1 Y Y I i l 14 ' Y ! . Y I. ! 1 7 l. Y ' ' i v Y 1 i 3 i Y i 1 ' .Q H H- J 'Mari . 'Swain L ' I A . ' ' . ' X, I 1 X. . .2 6, , 43' . O I------ -.-----.---.---- .- U --.-------'-------.-.---.- 0 O .::, . 1 - ld, First Row Brown Karr DeMent Arthur Flutv Durken Elliott Eanes Garrett Second Row-Garrett Clay Altherr Farrar Coby Flannery Brown Grow Third Row Downey Cavey Crabtree Davxs Boothe Bethel I-Ialterman Brachman First Row Vance Higgms Bruny Maloney Stiffler Woodruff Swan Reny Wlgner Second Row-Strosser Williams Wilson Tilly Martin Stiffler, Lewis Hannigan 'Third Row Ross Seel Serrott Karr Lough Greer Cavey 21,155 wi V lv f WM, ,,,., , ,, nge,- . Iii 7 M1232 , Vila 1' 4 2525 3 I' ,.f , 4 ff i- ' 4 1 1' ai 4 V 1 1' i ,I K . W T 7 7 1 l L Y l I 7 I' Y I ! Y- 7 ! Y ' '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1- 1532? gfxfegis if l 1 ' I 1 U 1 Y Y I ' 1 1 1 1 4 I ' 1' 1 1 1 1 1 P ' Fzrst Row Warner Thompson Thomas Trimble Smlth Woodruff Wlldmen Wagner Second Row Yinger Stanley Williams Stewart Yerlan Smith Smxth Swlngle Third Row Swmge Wilson Wllson Williams Yates Wyant e2s5'ii -sr First Row Elsnaugle Patrick Gahm Rice Rippeth Hughes Hughes Law Ellison Second Row Hughes Humphreys Farrar Hughes Moblev Malone McGinn1ss Cook Matthews Third Row Robison Coyan Grey Amold Queen Oney Perkins Brown 19 3: Q If 4 fr ff 2 6 , yi: K., lui, , gs + ,g f ,f lift - 1 'X I 5. 5 if Y Q14 F1rstRoW-Jacobs M111er Mays Mason Leach Leedy Krumm Mrller Lambert Second Row Mapes Freeland Leach Jones Hughes JeRoy Humphreys Maloney Mlller Leedy Third Row LEWIS May Howard Metzger Leedy Luster Flrst Row Turner Staten Skaggs Sims White Rice Rose Hoops Second Row McTurner Osborne Wxlliarns Walker Riegel Parry Ross Osborn Patron Third Row Skaggs Spangler Sers Waulk Potts Parry Nelson Poetker Lewis 9 W, , , , 4:QiiQiE!llI lllll' '5' llmx M ,kr 8 .., -.g.....gQ f 7 E rv' n SJ --. . F? QS! , ik' 1 FRE HME A couple of years ago we freshmen en tered JHS It seemed to us like a great mass of halls and doors but after a few weeks we knew our way around pretty well Then after two years of arlthmetlc Eng llsn hlstory and reading we fmally reached hxgh school Yes we grew up then and were qulte dlgmfxed We have taken an active part in athlet 1cs Several boys went out for football and basketball Qulte a number of freshmar g1rls .vere m the Glrls Leaders Club Our Freshman Officers are Jerry Smlth presxdent Wanda Nelson vlce presldent Roger Jenkms secretary and Mac Helms treasurer Now after a year of fun excltement and stud1es we are anxlously lookmg forward to our Sophomore year Presldent Jerry Smith Secretary Wanda Nelson Treasurer Roger ,Ienkms First Row E Albert Brown P Albert Coll Altherr Carhsle Colley Second Row Bradley Bledsoe Boothe Brunton Cremeens Arthur Third Row Bobo Blanton Beatty Buckley Bethel Copley Page twenty-one Vice President ...................... Mac Helms 3 , I -' f 1 t 1 H iii iii fx F1X'St Row M Downey C Conway Cochran Dearmg J Evans M Evans Second Row H Downey Cnbben Dxllenger Detty Dunn Dever Third ROW--COl1l6f Durkeen Whlte DeLong Clay FlfSt Row Farley Hughes Hamilton McGo0n Hines Felton Second Row Forshey Good Hypes Jackson Jones Fouty Thlrd Row Fitzpatrxck Harnson Farrar I-Iauck Helms page twenty 1WD I 1 -9' . 4 1 uv t N? a K . 3 Q 5, M X , i' fc N, f 1 5 ' 'Y .Q '-'Y' '1 First Row E Leach J Keller P Lough Luster J Lambert Leonard Second Row McGoon Mdrshbarger McKenzie Markham Mannering May Third Row Lyons Johnson Leedy John Jones Fouty N g First Row-Oney, Parker, Osborne, Clark, McCormick, Merrick. Second Row-Neville, Montgomery, Markham, McCoy, Priest, Mayhew. Third Row-Mercer, Jenkins, W. Poetker, R. Poetker. WV' YF' Fxrst Row Rasp Rayburn Rhodes Noggle Nelson Rldge Second Row-G R1ce Roe Russell Pierce Rose Tmrd Row Rlegel L Rxce Ragland Flrst Row E Stxcklen Staten B Smxth P Stxcklen Sxmpson Sowers Second Row Shumate Sickles Stlffler Swam Slnelds Thud Row--Swmgle J Smith Stanley Shaffer page twenty four rf A, J ' K Q l 'ln ' T Y . 1 7 Y I . I T , n 1 u XJN E X , ,fi KJ S vifl 1- 1 a - y - -v 1 i I 1 Y Y ' . I ' I I ' ggi ' 'Y -me 5 aff 'N FRESHMAN FOOTBALL . . V K WNV FRESHMAN P4RTY One of the mam events of the year was the Fresh man Party held on March 5 1n the hxgh school aud1 torxum The entertamment wlth Mac Helms as chalrman proved very successful After a perzod of dancmg and entertalnment there was a short program Patty Markham and Wanda Nelson sang a duet Dane Buckley gave a very nice vers1on of Pass That Peace Pxpe Betty Smlth and Jerry Smxth sang a duet a quartet conslstlng of Mac Helms Jack Puest Lewls Swxngle and Rowland Clay Nel11e Slmpson sang a solo and last but not least a quartet Wanda Nelson Louise Roe Patty Markham and Wilma Devor sang Four Leaf Clover First Row-Henry Brown, Buckley, Montgomery Stiles Oney, Mercer Swingle Keairns. Second Row-Munyan, Davis, Drake, Jenkins, Stroth Yerian, Poetker, Lyons Jenkins. OPHQMQRES Presldent Vice Presxdent Secretary We have chosen as our leaders For presldent its Harold And for vrce president Its hls twm The other Nelson Gerald Thrs 11ttle verse w1l1 mtroduce Our Sophomore class to you Miss Grimes IS our advxsor Who shows us what to do 'Treasurer IS Carl Robinson Who keeps our finance square And our effxclent secretary Is none other than Phyllis Claar We try to do our best each day For good old Jackson Hxgh And we hope that when we graduate Youll hold our standards hlgh Harold Nelson Gerald Nelson Phyllls Claar 7- .xx F1rst Row Bobo Chlsholm Brohard Butts Corbm C'aar Second Row Copley Barbee Crlell Cox Bragb Crabtree Thlrd Row-Carr Colhns Burton Clay page twenty seven Treasurer .........,.............. Carl Robinson I ' I I C ' , ' I y 5' I 1 1 f ' l I of Q I l Q X fu , - 1 f M4 1 1 I X ? ' X' M c ny qv I ,, I Q-fax 'X' 'xg -o an FITSU Row Johnson Flannery Detty O Evans Jenklns W Jonnson Second Row-Grover D Johnson V Han-lson Hall J Evans Harbert Tlurd Row-J Harrlson Fout Jones Brackman Dobbins Ewlng J Detty ai? 'lib 137' Flrst Row B Leach Musxck W Mlller McGinn1ss Maltln G Mlller Second Row D Leach Merrxck Malone Mannermg Lanvlot Nall Thxrd Row Mapes Michael G Nelson H Nelson Lemaster Kearns an ' ,al 4 ABM y J f fx I N 'Y A D 4 , CZ f 3 A .. S i D 'Q 'V v 1 v - . 1 ' y - Q - . 3 - , 1 . .. , . - , , , . , , - - 1 :., .., K - , .......,...,.. ...nm m f J . L , 21- :Z . 4 ' , f - ' E' 5 S K. A I - - W . M-,f J, , Q ,. ' f ,Y . u , ,, ik , . 1 T ' Y ' 1 ' I 1 .. I ' . 1 ' I. ' i ' 1 I 7 ' V D I ' ' T y Y Q 7 e I I ' 'WI I Flrbt Row D Sprlggs M Nlchols Osborne D Nlchos Noggle Sucond Row Savey Strausser P Sprxggs Smxth Rowlfxnd Thlrd Row Sxmms Rlce Rayburn Rlder Rhefx Flrst Row Roe Oney Price E Rice Parry Parka Second Row M Reed Phll 1pS Purdy V Reed Reynolds Potter Thlrd Row Pope Robinson D Rice Ridgeway Pusey page twenty mne - --- - W '- I' I , -' 1 : 51 A i W , V. AV 1 ..- Ax ffy., , VV K f L Q ,R -A 7 14 in Q L I N A S ' ' V . 4 V 'I Mkt 4 1 1 R r . 1 .ev F1I'StROW Tolhver Warlev M 'Whlte Turner N B Whlte Second Row Yerldn Waugh Wxlson Wllls Thlrd Row W111lS Wasmer Walker page ihirty FORTUNES AT SOPHOMORE PARTY J 4 I fic' 92 p-42'-9 fr 1 A,W- 4 ' ' W' X wife 'fAnM4,,v f, .- ,is F w-fn: -' A K V ,AG-2 , wgrwfrezasvz AX 0 . ,' , fx A A . '. 0. ', ,, - ' x- - 38' Mc JI, ' .-f.f,.ma + .ft , ,. .. , , , ,gf- af' 'SP + !9'i1-fw lgilnk at ., Q. ,J wk O ff 62255 QV, ilffj Q' J I. We have now advanced through the years to our eleventh year of school We are the Junior Class of 1948 and are proud of the new actlvltles for us as well as our new responslbllltles Through the years we rave looked forward to the magmfxcent formal prom which we enJoyed for the fxrst time thls year and the txme when we could dlsplay our talent ln the annual Jumor Play Through these new honors and actlvx tles we have truly succeeded ln our Jumor year ae' ae' ga 1599 qu f 6, as in Sqeegf W was 69 ffpx 6? Q10 wi te ef eo! 1109 page thmy two 4-f' Class p q th' ty-th and -if Charles Arnott JUBWUUKA -and Ivan Barnes page thirty-four I 4 wel , sg 351 Cf n , X in if , 4+ Ki? 'wff .-l 'Ha' A 'w in .xv , D0l'l3ld Beatty Q, .gif nl ' .-Q Q' Betty Bless if Ronald Beatty Chappy Benton QW Lila Booth Bob Bethel' Ann Bowman Rita Carlisle Wanda Chenault 4 David Callahan Jimmie Joe Chick X4 Carl Chick .,,, .,, ya xfffig. Q'-Q5 EM 'W 'Dinar 5. ,i Richard Coyan pw Jvw Betty Daugherty Juanita Davis LE. Doris Downey Kathryn Edwards I ,M K . Tom Eisruugle Marjorie Fisher Ben Forshey Helen Foster MJ George Foust page thirty-five fm WWTF Wllham Graham f' R0 Haley 47 'C Shirley Holcomb 'Q' Betty Householder 3' 'Q C? Joan Greer '?' Marilyn Karr .pqw .ravi Lin. 'sv Gloria Harless 117- 'GV' Dona Pervatt page thmy sux Ruth Ann llxxon All yas 'T 43' I Dlck Humphreys Joan Jones Peggy Keams -an 22M.n.nA.J Arthur Kelly 'AY Marllyn Kessmger .als ff' any Grace Lambert I w Mary Ann Kent Elame Landrum ,H- Marilyn Landrum Jo Ann Law 'WV 'fl' 'QV Frank Leedy lf Hope Leedy 'Q' LolsLeonard 'T Dorothy Lewis 11? George Martin page thirty seven Wylda Masters ,FS-. 'wi -ov if Ball Mercer QW 4-iwhlw Allen McGhee 'U' v --if J lm Patterson ei! '51 vi Dons Mercer Richard Newvahner G9 Jean McCoy page lhmy exghi Leon McGhee Luetta McGhee Bi QD Carolyn Muller TZ. mr- Barbara. Patten Anna. Lee Paugh Anna. Mae McGo0n in Charmaine Rose Carol Rhea '-JF 1 an 8 Betty Shear -u5 Y wiki' -.1 Merlm Ross Robert Ridge 'R 15? Joan Roush 17 Harold Shields 1' '-:Aww Morris Smith l bm, QI' Thomas Staien M9 Bemxce Stxcklen 4.5001 '3- James Stout page thirty nme '1- Paulme Taylor sf 'h. 'IUEMQ5 MQ.. -1 'var Jean Terry page lox-ty Eleanor Trago Joanne Walburn ww 'WW ur- 4-CTV Betty Vanlfossan Heber Vanlfossan X gnu- , QQ' Q b 'KXe ny AE -'une Llbby Whllding Kathleen Wlseman at 15 TNQ fl1 IJ', James White fn Ann Yerian JU 1oR PLAY we Q99 M fp . iii D Seated-Ann Bowman, Merlyn Ross, Luetta McGhee, Joann Walburn, Jim Stout, Bet-ty Daugherty. Standing-Doris Mercer, David Callahan, Frank Leejy, Hope Leedy, Anna McGoon, Dick Humphries, On December 5, we had our truest ambitions fulfilled when we presented our Junior Play, Almost Eighteen . It is the story of a teen-age boy's life and troubles. He has a particular talent for getting him- self and other people in trouble. The play was one of the best ever given in Jackson High School. Hats off to its cast. directors, and business managers for a splendid performance! 6 NE First Row-T. Evans, B. Jenkins, R. Coyan, J. Patterson, D. Beatty Second Row-Mr. Finch, W. Grahm, C. Arnott, D. Newvahner, R. Beatty Third Row-W. Corbin, I. Barnes, P. Helms, B. Conroy Fourth Row-J. Lough, J. Smith, P. Riegel, G. Downey. The Hi-Y Club has been very active this year. Many interesting programs have been presented this year. For these programs, valuable speakers have presented talks to the boys. The Hi-Y has initiated several meetings combining the Girl Reserves with them. For example, the Hi-Y and Girl Reserve Clubs enjoyed a very interesting talk by Reverend Paul Wachs. Later in the year both clubs were informed about safety while driving, by Patrolman McMana- way. These meetings were all arranged and planned by the I-Ii-Y Club. - This organisation also sponsored a formal dance on April 2. Members of former Hi-Y Clubs as well as this year's club were invited. The music was provided by Thorson's Orchestra. The advisor for the 1947-48 club was Mr. John Finch. 'Q-basl? E 4-.1 'K , . T, ,f V if , , F3 41 W '90- First Row-F. Leedy, B. Jones, R. Rice, B. Ridge Second Row-B. Michael, S. Brachman, C. Cox. R. Dobbins Vice President .,,. .. ...... Verrill Barnes Third Row-H. Vanfossan, G. Phillips, J. Pope, D. Howard, D. Downey President .... H ........... Pat H9lmS Secretary .....,.... ............... P aul Riegel Treasurer ....... .,.. M arshall Eubanks page forty-two ., PW F 1 l D1 1 QU! 1891 13 5 H ' '- ,gfe- First Row-M. Houser, J. Altherr, H. Busler, B. White, A. Chisholm Second Row--P. Colby, A. Steele, J. Leach, M. Shattuck Third Row-J. Brown, J. Jenkins, B. Houser The purpose of the Girl Reserves is to find and give the best. Our slogan is Face Life Squarely . This organization is a part of the Y.W.C.A., and was organized in our school in 1927. Miss Faye McCoy is our advisor this year. and she has capably fulfilled this position for the last 5 years. Our activities this year included sponsoring a party, participation in chapel and assembly programs, the annual banquet, and many other activities. Our organization, forty-three strong this year, selected the following girls as officers for the year. Q6 CD President . ..... ..... .... . ...., M a rtha Evans Vice president ....... .,.... Barbara Patton 5 I Secretary ....,.,... Betty Lou Daugherty ' Treasurer ...... .,,.. . ........ . ........ L ee Hawk First Row-K. Edwards, M. Landrum, J. Jones, A. McGoon, M. Fisher, L. Leonard Second Row-J. Roush, C. Rose, B. Vanfossan, H. Leedy, L. Boothe, R. Hickson Third Row-D. Mercer, B. Daugherty, G. Harless, L. McGhee, B. Householder, S. Holcomb Fourth Row-L. Wielding, A. Bowman, B. Patten, J. Walbum President ....... Vice President Secretary ....... Treasurer ,..........,,,, page forty-fou Gene Philli s P - ........ Reggie Clay Pat Helms Dick Howard S 111017 if Chss Juanita Altherr Girls Glee 1-2-3-4 Girl Reserves 3-4 Vernll Bames Boys Glee 1 2 Skeleton Staff 4 Assistant business manage Student Council 1 Hi Y 3 4 Vice president Joy Brown Junior Play 3 Skeleton Staff 2 3 4 Bus mess Manager Home Room Officer 4 Sec Girl Reserve 3 4 Sec Student Council 3 Clarence Brunton Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Caml Callahan paqe forty six Imogene Barbee Girls Glee 1-2-3-4 Nadine Bledsoe Previous school Bellbrook High 1 2 3 Scholarship Team 2 3 Girls Glee 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Home Ec Club 7 812 rrffwh. Paul Brown Assembly 3 4 Q.. , Boys Glee 1 2 Q-P,,,,lf H1 Y a 4 Huw Honor Student 1 2 3 Girls Glee 1 2 3 4 Osky Wow Staff 3 4 Sales Manager Girl Reserves 3 4 1 X -'R Floyd Ca.lla.han Assembly 1 4 Football 1 2 3 4 419.- Track 3 Home Room Treas President 4 4 ' 'H if ' - - ' . . . I Q , 1 . - - - I - - - -3-4 I 431 Q Q l in . few 3 , ' . . S - -2-4 - - . . f-A Q '- - ,QSM A X , Helen Busler I - ' -4 ' - - - 1 - . 5- an ' ' ' . 2-3. Q Norma Carver Prevlous School Pxketon Washmgton 1 2 3 Assembly 4 Girls Glee 4 Cheerleader 1 Reginald Clay Football 3 4 Baseball 4 Student Council 1 Home Room Treasurer 1 Class Vlce President 4 Pearl Colby Assembly 3 4 Glrls Glee 3 4 Girls Reserves 3 Bill Conroy Boys Glee 3 Basketball 4 Student Council 4 Home Room Off1cer4Pres Iva Crabtree Assembly 4 Basketball 3-4 Home Room c. 4 Home Ec. Club 3 Girls Leaders Club Pres. wx, Wx 5 XSS' iffy. aqmw-Q .fm '-an , x 'C' xX.,.l' K9 Q W4-vu 'Y phi l' H' 52 -PP' x, l Ar f Carolyn Castor Honor Student Assembly 1 Skeleton Staff 4 Typist Basketball 4 Annie Chisholm Honor Student 1 Glrls Glee 1 2 3 4 Assembly 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Glrl Reserve 3 4 Dale Collms Football 3 4 Ida Crabtree Hi Y 3 Assembly 4 Gxrls Glee 2 Basketball 3 4 Glrls Leaders Club Nola Crabtree Previous School Minford Honor Student 1-2-3-4 Assembly 4 Home Room V. Pres. 4 Home Ec. Club 3 Pres. page forty-seven Lee Davis Boys Glee 3-4 Marion Dixon Baseball 4 Gerald Downey Assembly 2 3 Boys Glee 1 2 3 Basketball 2 Track 2 Frank Eisnaugle Assembly 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Home Room Treas Stage Mgr 3 4 Marshall Eubanks Jumor Play 3 Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Skeleton Staff 1 2 3 4 Home Room Officer Sec 3 Pres 4 Hi Y 3 4 Treas page forty exqhl Carol Dawson Previous School Hayward Junior High School, Springfield, Ohio Assembly 4 Basketball 4 Home Ec. Club 3 Bull Dobbins Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Baseball 3 4 Football Mgr 2 Varsity J Club 2 Peggy Eanes Jumor Play 3 Exsteddfod 1 2 3 Glrls Glee 1 2 3 Cheerleader 1 Glrl Reserve Roger Elias Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 Louise Evans Junlor Play 3 Girls Glee 1 2 Skeleton Staff 2 3 4 Circu latlon and Ex Edxtor Band 3 4 Gul Reserve 3 4 Program Chairman Martha Evans Girls Glee 1-2-3-4 Osky WOW Staff 7-8-1-2- 3-4 Honor Student 1-2-3-4 Girl Reserve 3-4 Pres. 4 Ph llls Fisher Y Prevxous School Coalton Girls Glee 1 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Nomia Jean Fraley Assembly 2 3 Elsteddfod 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Glenna Grover Glrls Glee 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Hockey 3 4 Bob Hammond Assembly 1 Football 2 YN- 0'-QL, o' P? Sql - ,A ...4-I , av 3 ZKQ nr' il fl ,W 'C' Y'-L. Tom Evans Previous School Central High School, Knox- ville, Ky. Boys Glee Club 3-4 Football 3-4 Basketball 3 Hi-Y Chaplain 3-4 Betty Foster Glrls Glee Club 1 Band 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Home Room Sec 2 Esther Grover Girls Glee 1 2 Hockey 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Honor Student Assembly 1 2 4 Jack Grow Junior Play Assembly 2 Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Home Room V Pres 1 Rosalie Harbert Assembly 2 3 Gxrls Glee 1 2 3 4 Band 3 4 page forty mne Charles Wilson Boys Glee 1-2-3-4 E 4 1 cfs-gage-ny f, ,0- Betty Hayes 'CK , Honor Student 1-2- Assembly 2-3 Home Room Treas. Home Ec. Club 3 1 1-t..,., . . ln' . gun Kenneth Henderson Elsteddfod 1 4 ,QW 405 M' .fv- I fum. Carolyn Yerian 'V' Girls Glee 1 2 Basketball 4 'T' r-C' Dick Howard f Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Class Treas 1 2 3 4 I-I1 Y 4 Student Council 3 'Yi ,pull page lilly lf I -of Ice Hawk Honor Student 1-2-3-4 Girls Glee 1-2-3-4 Skeleton Staff 2-3-4, Fea ture Reporter Girl Reserves 3-4, Treas. Senior Play Pat Helms Boys Glee 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 2-3-4 Class Officer, V. Pres. 1 Sec. 2-3-4 Student Council 4 Pres. Hi-Y 3-4 Roger Hobble Assembly 1 Baseball 3 4 Basketball Mgr Usher 7 8 1 2 3 Manlyn Houser Assembly 1 2 3 Girls Glee 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Home Room Sec 4 Glrl Reserves 3 4 Adnan Hughes Boys Glee 1 2 Esther Lucille Hypes Honor Student 1 2 3 4 Assembly 4 Girls Glee 1 Robert Jenkms Assembly 1 2 4 Elsteddfod 1 2 Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Varsity J Club 3 Mary Kem Urs. ,Sli avi. 55-0 -H+.. 54 'WVR Previous School Beaver L Joyce Leach Honor Student 1-2-3-4 Girls Glee 1-2-3-4 Skeleton Staff 4 Typist Home Room V. Pres. 4 Girl Reserve 4 arl Lemaster E Previous School, Bloom- field Basketball 4 Student Council 4 T - -uf is , uv' f :p - I 4-A if 2 gn- -7 A fm--N A36 -. , --nv' 1. A 2' ' V 'x Charles Jackson Glee Club 1 2 3 Assembly 4 Home Room V Pre Jean Jenkins Junior Play Girls Glee 1 2 3 4 Band 2 Student Council S Girl Reserves 3 4 Charles King Baseball 1 Track 2 Marjorie Leach Girls Glee 1-2-3- A Basketball 4 Jim Lough Boys Glee 1-2-3- Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2- Hi-Y 3-4 Junior Play 3 page lilly-one s 3 4 Eugene White Assembly 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 12 3 4 Football 1 2 Home Room V Pres Charles Mullins Prevxous School Logan W Va 1 2 Boys G ee 4 Harry Neville Honor Student 1 2 Semor Play Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Betty Parks Honor Student 3 Girls Glee 1 2 3 4 Skeleton Staff 4 Typist Basketball 4 Home Room V Pres 4 Dona Pervatt page hfty two , 1 5 fi? 72 Iofx uns Md, We ...sr -f-Q ,41- QR? 'gt' Q 'xi wal 1-4 AY life a- gmf' all ,,-.nab aw...-vp James Moore Honor Student 1 Junior Play Assembly 3 Boys Glee 1 2 3 Tom Musick Football 3 Raymond Nicod 234 em Junior Plav Semor Play Boys Glee 4 Band 8 1 2 3 4 Hi Y 3 4 Donald Paugh Honor Student Gene Phxlllps Assembly 4 Boys Glee 3 4 Osky Wow 3 4 Ar Football 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 t 4 --, Ilflx' X-rig, --- - -3 L . . 4 of .1 ' - - a i of J 5 , 3 1 3225-1, I f-3-ii ! A In X - ig-Fggw i K I 4 1 in ' v 'I - 8 1 L V' ! ,, lx Y' .25 ,:,-. Z . 'qu Q A K ig X . - -a-4 25 r ' ' ' t P - - -nf ,F 4 I I .,, i --, AA .. -rf: ,.- l 5 JU- , ' - ' - - - A x , ,via ,K Vs Zigi ' V Q K . 5 L 4, I K 'La t cl. ,I 5 ' 1 35- -..joy -I t :+,,m,. 1 'f M ,f ' S- A 3: if - X A 1' - Ed. N- 44 ' 1114 4 ko Bob Priest Football 1-2 Basketball 1 Home Room Pres. 1 V. Pres. 2 Homer Rayburn Boys Glee 4 Bob Rice Varslty J Club 2 3 Boys Glee 1 2 Edmund Rlce Semor Play 4 kkq 5 it-if X.- x 'Z 0 '-.sf hex, A x .42 ,I 1535 ,...-if -.af lf,-gn.. A -'Mi K' duh gn- ff' Bermce Roseberry x M61 'Af 429' ,ew John Ragland Boys Glee 1-2-3-4 Bob Rhea Boys Glee 1-2-3-4 Band 7-8-1 Basketball 3 Football Mgr. 2-3 Clarence Race Jumor Play 3 Elsteddfod 1 2 Boys Glee 1 2 H1 Y 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Paul Rlegel Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Osky Wow Staff 3 ln Chief Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 H Y 3 4 Se Eddie Savey Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Usher 7 8 1 2 3 4 page hhy three Frances Scurlock Gxrls Glee 1 2 3 Mary Ellen Shattuck Glrls Glee 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Home Room Treas 4 Llbrary Staff 3 4 Judy Wlllnams Honor Student 1 2 Glrls Glee 1 2 3 4 C ass Sec 1 Glrl Reserves 3 4 Student Council 2 Vice Pres Betty Staten Girls Glee 1 Llbrary Staff 1 2 Home Ec Club 4 Ruby Stewart Girls Glee 2 Basketball 4 Home Ec. Club - page titty-lou: M-I. AQ K' Nancy Search Assembly 1 2 3 4 Elsteddfod 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee 1 2 3 4 Cherry Shelme Boden Shumate my 1 Assembly 1 Mm Nb-0 'L- 51 same pad' MW, i .ff Boys Glee 3 4 Anne Steele Honor Student 1 2 Assembly 3 4 Skeleton Staff 3 4 F Reporter Gu-l Reserves 3 4 Student Council 4 Catufe Delmar Stiffler Football 1 Glee Club 1-2-3 Helen Swain Glee Club 1 Rosella Warren Honor Student 1 2 Glrls Glee 1 2 3 4 Elsteddfod 1 2 Glrl Reserves 3 4 Bertha White Assembly 1 Glrls Glee 1 2 .5 4 Skeleton Staff T,DlSt Gxrl Reserves 3 4 Home Room Offxcer Sec is 91 ldv -6 3' if 'S' Norma Maxine Swartz Basketball 4 Home Ec Club 3 Llbrary Staff 1 2 3 4 3' Edna, Wastier G1rls Glee 1 2 3 Home Ec Club Llbrary Staff 1 2 3 4 Seniors Not Pictured Kathryn llatten Betty llouser Tom Markham Rodney Shellne ,W.M wawuwm -awe A Wi. pcxqe nity hve SENIGR PLAY Flrst Row Pat Helms Louxse Evans Lee Hawk Harry Neulle Second Row Earl Lemaster Joy Brown Clarence Rice Nola Crabtree Betty Hayes Rosella Warren Ray mond Nxckodemus I ll Earl Lemaster and Joy Brown NATION 4L HONOR SOCIETY In 1948 the National Honor So xety was xnstalled here ln Jackson Hxgh School The purpose of th1s organxzatlon is to tend to im prove scholarship and to place the regular and falth ful performance of academlc work ln lts proper place 1n the estlmatxon of the student body Membershxp ln thrs chapter lS based upon schol arshlp service leadershxp and character The mem bers are selected by the faculty from not more than 15 per cent of the upper thlrd of the class had the dlstlnctlon and honor of belng called for membership ln this Soclety iidfil SCHOOL CITIZEINS ThlS Real the honor of be1ng elected School C1t1 zens goes to Joy Brown and Earl Lemaster Ihese 'wo students wer chosen from the entlre Senlor class for best representmg the following quallfxca tlons consclentxous y prepares asslgnments obeys rules and regulatlons part1c1pates IH school actlvxtles respects he teachers 15 courteous to all lS loyal to school and country takes care of school property IS prompt dependable and hone t Congratulatlons to these two Seniors' There could have been no vnser choxce ln selectmfz them page hity seven ' 1 , . gf - g O . . . O . f Th1s flrst year of the Soclety, fourteen SCHIOFS Y page hfty-eight QU id S C UBS ANCES PLAYS 7. K 1, 1 14 A 2 x g wndlx 1 1 fide! K lm OWNWM I . A N 'W K 3 xx 3 xg, 2 'Q ' in 5 2 f , . MV' x, ' FQAX N, Q K1-N., x Q X-'W ,E n 1 Q , A -avfxx Q H VH , ,XA page fifty-nine I..-....-. PM, Wm Swwzdmz '71-+V KELET ,at f mg? First Row-Anna Mae McGoon, Louise Evans, Barbara Patten, Joy Brown, Autumn Stanley, Kathryn Ed- wards, Mary Diane Price, Lee Hawk Second Row-Ivan Barnes, Harry Neville, Verill Barnes, Jim White, Martha Evans, Ann Bowman, Martha Turner, Ann Perry, Bertha White, Janet Maloney My arm's tired. Where's Anna Mae and Jim? How many papers go to 112? Please let me take them to Mr. Semple's room, Sigh! No-you took his last time. I'll take them. Hurry up. Gee whiz! It's almost time to go and these papers are not folded yet. If you've been in Mr. Davis' office last period when The Skeleton comes out, you'll know that these are some of the remarks and this is a general idea of the fun and confusion. A Every few weeks a publication is issued containing school news, gossip, feature stories, editorials, fashion articles, a word from the administration, original work from the students, news from other school buildings of Jackson, and just a little bit of everything. All the year around students are watching and listening for choice bits of news and ideas for fea- tures. Then the time limit for write-ups is setg the typists go to work, the last minute buzzing around is done and at last it is ready to be sent to the printer. Then after The Skeleton is sent back to us, it's one mad scramble to get the papers out to the stu- dents. So keep up the good work and the good news! Co-Editors ...,.,.................................,.........,.........,........... .... Anna Mae McGoon, James White Assistant Editors ........ . .. .............. .. .,,........,. .. Ivan Barnes Feature Reporters ..,..,...,..........................,..........,.......,,,,,..,. ,.,, .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. ,................... . . . .. . Lee Hawk, Anne Steele Sports Reporters ,..........,.,....,..... ,...............................,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,, Y , . . ..... Martha Evans, Ivan Barnes Reporters ........ Janet Maloney, Betty Dunn, Ann Parry, Barbara Patten, Betty Houser, Mary Diane Price. Autumn Stanley, Harry Neville Business Manager ,..,....,,...... .....,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,, . ..... . .. ............. ...,......,,....... Joy Brown Assistant Business Managers ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, V Y, Martha Turner, Kathryn Edwards, Verrill Barnes Circulation and Exchange ,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,..,,,w,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , , . ,,,... ..... . ,. ...... Louise Evans, Ann Bowman Typist-s .,.... .,,.....,..,.. ....,,...,,,,,,,..,,,,, ,.,, , J 0 ycg Leach, Bertha White, Carolyn Castor, Betty Parks, Anne Steele Faculty Advisors V., ,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, ..,,.......... . . . ,...... M r. Daugherty, Miss Baker page sixty-two CDSKY WDW First Row-Betty Foster, Jean Evans, Lee Hawk, Martha Evans, Helen Busler, Mary Coll, Wilma John- son, Giovanna Miller, Marlyn Priddy, Grace Lambert. Second Row-Gene Phillips, Paul Reigel, Chappy Benton, Charles Cox As has been the tradition of our school each year the Osky Wow Staff puts out a publication for the purpose of giving the students a link with their school life. This being quite a task it has fallen into the hands of a group of well selected, able students. Q In order to accomplish this task a great deal of the students' time must be spent at it. There are copies to get in, typing to be done, pictures to be taken cut and mounted and man , , y other tasks. It is only through diligence and hard work that this book can be made possible. The credit goes to the Osky Wow Staff and their able faculty advisors, Miss Bibler, Miss Grimes, and Mr. Keairns. Members of the Staff are: Editor in Chief ,,,,,,,, , ., ,,.,, , ,. , , . ,.,,,,,,,r, ., Assistant Editor . ,. Advertising Manager ,, V Paul Riegel Grace Lambert Jim Stout, Charles Cox Sales Manager , . Assistant Art Editor General Reporter Senior Reporter ,, Junior Reporter , Sophomore Reporter , Freshman Reporter Junior Hi Reporter , , , , ,, ,, , Girls Sports Reporte I' , ,. Advisors , ,,,,,. ,, ,, ., ,,,,.r, E, Sanford Keairns, Ernestine Bibler, Roberta Grimes, An Editor r it fff ,L Helen Busler . Gene Phillips Chappy Benton . Lee Hawk Martha Evans Helen Foster Wilma Johnson Jean Evans , Bob White ,, Mary Coll Miss Hutchison page sixtyathree JACKSON HIGH MARCH SONG I boys, l Dams I :gf 7 I V44 ull -3 .TL 141' 4 is -I oys For Robert 5 1 T W 7 x Y . X xgilifif gp N' i 1 ' i ' ww 4. kj T J' 4. 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Aw, 5 if 'f' 'W' 5 UNM b 'Qi' SECOND PERIOD GLEE CI UBS First Row H Leedy L Rice Mr Dans D Parker J Marshbarger Second Row M Downey J Strawser D Buckley B Davls Third Row P Osborn E Leedy J Farrar J Fluty Fourth Row J Forshey C Johnson N Far ey Fnst Rovx R Clay C Clark B Hughes B Yerian Second Row D Keirnes B Kimble R Jen kms Third Row C Mullins M Helms J Priest Fourth Row R Poetker A McGhee D Downey First Row-T. Lyons B. Montgomery G. Drake J. Smith Second Row-L. Swingle D. Willis S. Mur- ray Third Row-D. Humphreys A. Collier Fourth Row-D. Waugh T. Hauck W. Poet- ker P. Collins First Row-P. Crace, C. Martin. E. Albert, H. Brown Second Row-C.Ross, G.Neville. R. Ragland Third Row-H.Downey. R. Simms. W. Wilson Fourth Row-C, Mayhew, R. Barbee, W. Mc- Coy page sixty-eight SECOND PERIOD GLEE CLUBS First Row-J.Vanfossan, D. Carlisle, J. Lam- bert. W. Deaver, B. Shear Second Row-A. Stanley, J. Evans, M. Ham- ilton. D. Detty, M. Luster Third Row-A. Scurlock, B. McGoon, A Hutchison, P. Markham, B. Dunn. Fourth Row-M. Zornes, O. Detty, J. Aus- burn, J. Boothe, L. Russell First Row-H. Mosbarger, P. Sticklen, R. Al- ther, J. McCoy, M. Coll Second Row-M. Rayburn, S. Colley, E. Parks. J. Keller, N. Simpson Third Row-M. Mannering, R. Smith, L. Shumate, J. May, L. Scurlock Fourth Row-L. Roe. J. Pierce, L. Coriell, E. McKensie, E. Mannering First Row-B. Ridge, M. Evans, J. Jones, P. Dearing, E. Vance Second Row-M. Trago, E. Heines, W. Nel- son, P. Naugle, D. Brunton Third Row-P. Cremenes, P. Yates, G. Yer- ian, L. Jones Fourth Row-E. Yates, D. Lewis, M. Reed, V. Musick, B. Leach First Row-A. Wastier, S. Arthur, B. Hall, R. Staten, I. Leach Third Row-M. Longlott. E. Hypes. S. Wil- son. B. Felton. N. Dillinger Fourth Row-B. Smith, B. Leonard, D. Nail, B. Bobo. A. Shields www-awww 'MA , . fy- ,wfvsf MWWHQV' fn Q r Q , , ' I, gy IQ if, v 1- ' ,,-, ,Y fx f' 5- if If fit fs , ,L F f f f W S 1 W f 5 Q ' ,fd WE ,I 5 I . ,W x. ' if eV' I T ,NAV-,Qi 'By k W 43 175,53 1 Fourth Row-P. Leedy, J. Louis C Wasmer B. Foster J Shumate L.McGhee J Ma B. Gettles J Rhea Greer A Peary B Maloney J Maloney M Ross P Neckomus The Band, one of the most active organi- zations of the school, has had another very successful year. This year band practice started on Aug- ust 1. This was to prepare for the coming football season. Dui ing football season, along with playing for home games and out of town games, they played at the Apple Festi- val every night. After football season came the basketball games which were enlivened at the half by a snappy band. This year for the first time they made trips to Beaver, Blackfork, Jefferson, etc. to play concerts for these towns. The year was climaxed by the Band concert on April 2, the Variety Show, May 5, and the Band Party on May 7. They have done a wonderful job and I am sure you will all agree that we students, as well as the citizens of our town, owe Mr. Thorson and his hard working band I1 vote of gratitude. ' , - , , . , , - Y, . - Fifth Row-D. Rider, M. Eubanks, J. Merricks, C. Clark, P. Yates, W. Johnson, C. Bethel, E. Trago, J. Sixth Row-W. Poetker, J. Carr, L. Lyons, M. Walker, H. Swingle, K. Munyan, J. White, C. Ross, B. Sticklen, B. White, H. Leedy M . Humphreys, J. Hauck, G. Lambert, ...N 'fx-'l . .f AW., . page seventy-one A Coach Henson and Assistant Coach Semple jpurfl' 'il' '33-ni' X Z3 M, ij 9 mi 'V V . s V s T an . nf X gb s, 'W Q if MN... xx ' 0 QQ 9 N ' W GUR CHEERLEADER BASKETBALL WMKHUN 'V 45' Chappy Benton Susxe Wrllrams Shirley Arthur LOUISE Evans Marllyn Landrum Joan Roush Kathryn Edwards Charmame Rose Pat Helms Q 'r FOOTBALL Il L, X Fxrst Row Pat Helms, Channame Rose, Chappy Benton Second Row-Joan Roush, Ann Mane Chisholm Third Row Kathryn Edwards Jackson I-hgh School was fortunate this past year ln that they had not one but two groups of cheer leaders One each for the basketball and football seasons We are grateful to all the members taking part in thls actxvlty and Want to congratulate them for the swell Job they dxd Although we d1d not have a very successful year ln the way of sports It was through no fault of the cheerleaders, who put forth untnrmg efforts to bring up everyone's morale page seventy three , Y I V, V4 , , K, .,f,'-- as Y 5 Q I ' ft I I Q N . , ,zulu 2 . 1. 3 A 3. 'Pj -P I 1 , ,f s -A, 1 'ff ' 1' lip., 1 - fm , fill new HQ- ' ,Ant X , b .5 5 , y 1 , , 1 I 7 ' .,,..L Q , . ,...,.- 1 I'v . 0, , ' V 9 W Quang? vxyw X For the first time at Jackson High School, 1 0-Q ua' the student body elected a Homecoming Queen to reign over the ceremony at the annual Thanksgiving football game. Lee Hawk, popular Senior girl, had the honor of being chosen from the entire school to fill this position. Lee's naturalness and charm along with a pleasant smile, always ready for everyone, were the qualities that- made her the best suited for this position. Lee has now set a real standard for Home- coming Queen that future classes will find very difficult to excel. ,mi W , page seventy-live Dale Collins Blaine Jones . 4'--. ' Bob Bethel J im Lough Dean Keairns Frank Eisnaugle Leon McGhee First Row-Savey, T. Mosher Second Row-T. Callahan, A. Clay, B. Bethel, B. jones, C. Robinson, D. Collins, T. Eisnaugle, T. Lyons, M. Smith, B. Mercer, B. Ridge, H. Nelson Denny Clay Gerald Nelson Reggie Clay Harold Nelson Jack Priest 'Y Thlrd Row Coach Semple D Clay j Prxest B Mlchael J Lough S Brachman J Pope C Chlck G Mamn M Walker J Smlth D Keaxrns Coach Henson Fourth Rows P Rxegel D Collins L McGhee A 'VIL Ghee A McGhee Roger Ellas Jerry Smlth Bob Jenkms Tom Evans Floyd Callahan ne Phillips Paul Rlegel SE ICR SQUAD Flrst Row Reggle Clay Flank Elsnaugle Gene Phlllxps Paul Rlegel Second Row J mes Lough Tom Evans Dale Collm Floyd Callahan Roger Ellas The Jackson Ironmen were not too fortunate this year The season officially started with Jacksons game with Oak Hill Both teams played equally well and neither was able to score The next game was that with Logan The highly favored Chleftans were only victors by the small margin of 6 to 0 The Ironmen really put up a good fight Boys Industrial School was the next opponent This new comer to the Jackson football schedule returned to Lancaster having been beaten 24 to 6 Another highlight in the year was the victory over Pomeroy This thrilling game ended in favor of the Ironmen 7 to 6 The annual Thanksgiving game was a disappointment to all Jackson fans as well as to the Ironmen themselves 'I'he team played hard and should have been gxven credit for victory Instead it was Wells ton s game The score-20 to 14 Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson 14 page seventy eight Oak Hill Logan B I S Mlddleport Gallxpolis N lsonville Athens Pomeroy Columbus West Wellston The basketball season opened with a game scheduled with Minford. Their defeat ? of the inferior Ironmen started the ball roll- ing that almost completely crushed the Ironmen for the entire year. The only three games that the Ironmen were able to show up in at all were the two with Oak Hill, the scores of which were 20 to 13, 25 to 22, respectively, and the last game of the year which was with Pomeroy. The Ironmen won 44 to 35. The Reserves had a far better season than the Varsity. The outlook for the future teams is very good. Real ability and a good sportsmanship were shown all year. These boys should comprise a fast team in the near future. page seventy-nine Seated B111 Dobbms Dlck Howard B111 Conroy Roger E11as Standlng-Charles Cox Rodney Shelme B111 Mxchael Coach Henson Don Downey Earl Lemaster Jack Pope Seated Dxxon Parks Bob Montgomery Lewxs Sw1ng1e B111 Yerlan Jack HaI'r1SOI1 Standmg Blame Jones Jxm Swmgle Coach Semple Wally Poetker Ronnie Dobbm v 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 ' ' ' , , , . . . . . ' ' 1- T 1 , , , - -5- Bill Conroy ' V Dick Howard F Tom Lyons RN Leman Stiles N ' Q Bill Dobbins A Nrxv x ' Vx ' , fx ,M ,l,, X , 1 I A ' X ' , Earl A 4 . Bill Michael y Donald Downey I g , - 1 , page eighty-one , ,sn AF ., 1 stu 5 Qi., W W 4 gag. 2 ight ff'-W mf -by ff , g ff A uf Q' 'H nn R4 Wa ff suis , ,Mig Q U .fv,l M 41 , xfgpfy' as A' 'K ' A - .4 W ,ff Q 5 2:7 i . M,-gn, . .W-.ww-f as - 5, J, Q. 4. ' 4- 1 , A ,wk ' . ,',. Qt x KM 4, ,A Xa 4 1 is g if '1- , M Q. ,am A H wfffx 1 i egg' if 'Y gi 3-4 i wi? U- xr ii ,S m I CLUB, if . 4 First Row-Purdy, Hines, Jenkins, Rose, Edwards, Crabtree, Crabtree Evans Second Row-Williams, Riegel, Burke, Trago, Harless, Callahan, Landrum Ml ler Carlisle Third Row-Brunton, Leach, Spangler. Fourth Row--Benton, Roush, Daugherty, Dunn, McGoon, Hutchinson Arthur Rice Coll The Girls Leaders Club was re- organized in the fall of 1947. The purpose of the club is to promote better leadership and organization of Girls' Athletics in Jackson High School, to encourage good sports- manship and to provide an oppor- tunity for every girl to participate in sports in class and after school, to help new girls in sports and to become acquainted with all girls in the school. If. CLASS HOCKEY TEAMS Hockey is becoming increasingly more popular each vear The competition this year has been exce tlonally keen When all the games had been p aye the Seniors and Fieshmcn were tied for first plac After trying txee times to break the tie it was conce ed that the Seniors should be declared the hock champions for the year of 1947 First Row-Johnson Roe Evans Perry Evans V - 'ior Claar Oney Turner Rice Jenkins Philli Priddy. Second Row-Grover Grower Brown Hawk Eva Shattuck Colley Crabtree Busler Williams Cra - tree. Callahan. .5 ODDS AND EVENS and Seniors won by a score of 4 2 l Busler Grover Glover Williams Evans Colby Crab tree Brown Shattuck Crabtree Staten Trago Stick Jones Hines Carlisle Coll VOLLEY BALL A tournament in volley ball was played in each Physical Education class this fall. The winning teams played off a consolation tournament during the noon hour with the 5th period Physical Education cap- tained by Catherine Edwards, winning t-he tourna- ment. First Row-Hatten, Flannery, Bledsoe. Second Row-Colley, Bowman, Greer, Cremeens. page eighty-lour The Girls Leaders Club sponsored a hockey game on the afternoon of Oct 21 The entire student body and the public were invited to come The Seruor Hlgh Girls were divided into two teams-Odds and Evens The Freshmen and Juniors played against the Sophomores and Seniors The Evens the Soph0m0reS len Evans Altherr McGoon Hutchison Dunn Lyons NOON BASKETBALL INTRAMURAL CLASS BASKETBALL The Senior High girls participated in a class bas- ketball tournament. The Juniors and Seniors went through the tournament undefeated until they met in the last game. The Seniors won from the Juniors by a score of 17 to 13. The final results of the tour- nament were: Seniors, firstg Juniors, secondg Fresh- men, third, Sophomores, fourth. First Row-Steele, Iva Crabtree, E. Grover, G. Grover. Second Row-Altherr, Ida Crabtree, Colby, Brown, Shattuck. if N 5 . t. 9' A. I X ,Lx Z . 4? . .Q ' if 'A - A f' .1 -W . , A 4? S Q 5 .. . . . x Q7 ,a W, WJ.. .. 1. .W 'Kit A 1 5 ' .,-. , if 0 3529 5, 'A H EVENING INTRAMURAL Great enthusiasm was shown in the evening in- tramurals. The captains of the teams were Eleanor Hines, Ann Parry, Iva Crabtree, Charmaine Rose, Glenna Grover, Helena Booth. When the final scores were totaled, the Jokers, with Crabtree as captain, were in first place: the E.R.B.'s with Rose as cap- tain were in second place: the Aces, with Grover as captain, were in third place. First Row-Harless, Iva Crabtree, Houser. Second Row-Ida Crabtree, Colby, Shattuck, Brown. The intramural basketball was played this winter by the Senior High girls. Six teams entered this noon tournament. The winning team, the Skippers, was captained by Mary LeMaster. The other teams were captained by Wilma Dever, Imogene Barbee, Bertha White, Carol Rhea and Barbara Naugle. First Row-Leedy, Wiseman. Second Row-E. Mannering, Lemaster, Sloan. Third Row-Davis, Mannering, Hixon, Farley. page eighty-five rf' fffw .K , QQ 1 i - ' A 3 if! H 54 il: Zf',:W.7T5sZ.L 'Y ilk? . f'4f'f W- w Q , . ,, ' , A ,, Z wil -f n A Aww , 4, T , . sm. 7 W . 4 , ww . JW, -M-ff W L' ' fn-mg, T X ' ' f , ' 4 VT! N? . ' R A ' '- WNW uw ,QM L, fy W: - ggm: : , if fa Vg ' ' ' ., L,ZL'Szsf?392f ' -4, ' Qi gm fi a2f9XgA Vw f, . WSL 'W ,, , 1 M z' , , ly A,rV i mgdz 3 W I . My 0 ' 1 WV' W 5' sf, ' , 4 3 ' U A , ,s ,-, 1 TVA V wk,-xy 'WMM , M-ww, ,A . . M, ,W . ' A A Y A wmv' f 'MI-kxq, QQ, ,, W 4 , :JW 'M g L f H: ..g,,g, if A M Wi? A 'jg -Q . - .,,:,,.., - N, A, , ,, W . , 1, g -3: W X, - - WM, . A ml, K 'J - Aim. V ' .fi W-W , I , 79. ti if . W Q -1 ,rf sf- , 4-3,4 if- FQ. QF, Q A Q A QV jf., ,M..,.W+- . ,,.,.....w ,W-.M MQ 5 E 5 H-M.....W . M... W ...es-,, , ..-UQ M ...Nw -,,-...k..,. ...J .... if M ' ,W -... 4. H , ,-.-W.. ., ...QW , -Y ww. fa E gf sf ya X., .M we f' V Q gy. .femme ,,,.. l BX , HTS: . R If ' -N.. ,, fr' ' L, W 1-'W ,J -41? ' U , 1. 'Q .h A . '95 Y ' 1? 32 , . , . E , i S ' 9 5' l h 2 E if , Ki R H N w blew,-4 -. , 5 , f Mi, f' .w--- - 1'm'4'-fvwx ,wah Ay , r B s 7533: Y ,.,- Yet in stepping into a new pattem of living, we know that we will again meet these things-con- fusion and indecision. It is in these states that our government situation lies today. But in spite of these, our class will take their places in the world as able citizens. We have been trained well, here at school, for these ever-changing and indefinite periods of living. We have done our best here at Jackson High School. We will remember it always . . . and we hope it will remember us . . . Ili gs, S B00 TER 1 ? W7 ghty-eng 1 ,- 135 ' These are the people who are strongly behind J H S They offer help and assistance to the students in every way possible. This is important for every group. Jw f . . 2 Q o o o ' bg' I M . s I 7 f ' 4 . .. . f a V' I 3 pg 01187. 6 X X - v Sb P d ,. ysco A Sflvery Iron I u ax U . P09 . fl F K A Q A A ,Q , M, ,J Q- -.D-pw lg l .. T -Q 3 lx. .I ,V- J- x -A 'I lu? . X . ' fi f ' an J. V-l v x EX V J If fD hyl '7 t HERRF JONES MANUFACTUPJNG JEWLER5 5 ENGIZAVEIZS fm RJ INDIANAPOLKS INDIANA x X ' f Do 1 e ook rather un- decided. Well, hey made X 'ell choice. And you X be sure you've made a good choice when you buy ' Q , from . e 7 f , , f li' If I-A , I' K W Q h iii lll vi 'ff' S 4, ' 1 . ' 'I f 1 x A A 2 A I X K , R Q ff 4? ' , L, 1 32 ' - f do X.:-A l lf O 1 fr' - W! n I L Q -Jfyvf 0 A , ,L ' ff PRODUCERS OF SILVERY PIG IRON 4 1 THAT MADE JACKSON 'i I FAMOUS nl f '- 1'- ' ' .. . f .fff 1 ' ri f ' if 5 in if t ,MXX W Xiu' I ., 1, f 4, ' ,K V X ,ff , -.,,i,f1u V 7 3 X 1 'av' V :AA '35 r X 6 .57 . .hx if MJ I, J? A A X 1 , A if ,I .,4: f 61.0111 QLRCDINI QQ. 1 'M ' PQ tY 'Fil wh., very g.1rl ,s to look n clothes Ill ako likes to o nrxur xy pretty tlotlles . low o X Cll0ll of t , l n flsllxlo fl Style So stop Nr, l' l ,xl m today an l k a upplyl o lip, cool suing cottons w. I page ninety-two , 'L ' f X I I, 4 Q z 'Q Vg 1 V . - 2 'I An annual event of Jackson county which has become very popular throughout the state is the Apple Festival. Each year in September the people all over Jackson county take a few days off to enjoy the displays, parades and other activities on the main streets of Jackson. To preside over the festival each year a queen and court of six girls are selected from the towns and rural dis- tricts of Jackson county. Here are pictured the Queen and Court of 1947. They are Queen Patricia May. Attendants: Row la Janice Patterson, Joanne Pritch- ard, Martha Cravesg row 2 'WBetty Vanfossan, Marilyn Lloyd fliishopj, Loretta Harbert. JACKSUN CDUNTY APPLE ASSUCIATIUN JACKSUN CHAMBER oi COMMERCE AUTOMGTIVU PARTS John Deere Mmneapolrs Molme Farm Machmery Farm Machmery Hardware Goods ackson Implement LJ , ixx Tx NX I Nu wr pa ol 4 'fs ,455 ufOn-,O rl, 1 f a rgan Service Station ,i s , 1' , v Qu., Q l X V , 4? Give your: r the expert care it s ' car needs! Driv nd let us check every part of your car. We will put it in per- fect condition with our de- pendable Sinclair products llI16 pp,D ,CHIC '-i ' X I Modern equipment and capable efficiency m a r k Sperry,s service to you. Give your family and your- self the best of care by de- pending on those who can serve you best. Modern furniture and electrical appliances avail- able to ytaikat Vlaifeeis. Very eager' to Bfease their many cust0lTIer's,' Va.nce's offers a wide selection of home furnishings. True quality and lowi p rwi c e makes their stock favorite. 4 Z' fax 231 f fb p?' 1,1 f'.- , it ' ,f -an ff' f 5 f U , VANCE FURNITURE C0. JACKSUN FURNITURE CU. raw, fazgfjy ,. 'ig ' Packing Co. Ytvgfp -'e.-gif x QQ-0 -gsm, 4? qu' 7 I page ninety-six Producers of fine qual- ity nleats. The Cambria P a c k i n g Company has been an outstanding indus- try in Jackson for many years. Q if estern 2,49 G L1'C0 --.., S Davis tire f or M ' smimth f f' A ' ?i.. BAlT5h'R'r '4 ks 3.- I, riding and jiggyftlfxldatter- ies for a alfgeli All this you gflnmslndifat the WesterntQAutoxiStore, along f l , I , ' with spolgting supplies and everything in uto acces- soifesaj , , 1 For you who are style conscious , Canter's offer a complete wardrobe of ' the n e w e s t fashioned clothes for e v e r y girl. Sport clothes, suits, for- mal wear and dresses will be found in a profusion of -5, new spring shades and styles at Canter,s. page ninety-seven 1 j,L.z'f!f RA a ,A 1?1'H!l!'!ww-M-v--. 'a Everyone needs just a f e w minutes from each day's work to catch their breath. This short time can be made very pleasant ev- ! ery day if you drink a coke. It's the real Pause that refreshes Y ing Co. mr Jackson Mot? G t . 1 u Tru ' f last longer! They're ul-i Built for X is . ,ot ti : d value Eebster describes a bonus as ing giv- en in addition or paid over and above. That's exactly what you get in a genuine Ford truck. Longer service and better wear for your money. service at Callaha clerks and 161 Callahan Hard are J Your needs DIXIE CREAM DONUT SHOP For your parties, teas, and for your home use, Dixie Cream Donuts hit the spot every time. Al- w a y s delicious, always fresh, Made in sight by people in white . In food value and money value, it pays to serve Dixies. Ra ' Drug :Svc lf, 9 T ni rms. heads the list as the most efficient, best equipped to serve U. For all your wants needs W- drugs, sund- cosmeticsgalways be to get them at Ray's. Cavett SL Jones CLOTHING STORE Ask the boys of J. H. where they get their look . Every time they tell you it's Cavett 8: for a smart, u ute styles and a sure that marks a real buy boys are ghty about their clothosg they find e erythii? want here. V ,flllliflrf X77-LI. iffrff 1' UWE Tractor Sales Jackson County's Favorite Tractor 4400 E. Broadway Jackson, Ohio Dallas Chevrolet Co. EVRO LET M at Y You have Ecu the mak- ers of Chevrolet give you newer and better cars year after year. When produc- tion goes up to normal the Dallas Chevrolet Company will have for you the best buy in automobiles on the market today-Chevrolet. p ge one hundred two QWENS M to ff Co For the largest varieties of merchandise in town sold at the lowest price, Schaefer's can't be beat! New modern equipment in their up-to-date store en- ables you to get fresh f r u i t s, vegetables, and meats at all times, along with all your other kitchen and grocery needs. page one hundred three Comstock Motors When better cars are built, B u i c k will build themn. And they have. Beautiful, sleek, - with their new modern design. Buick has built better cars, nd they re at Comstocks for you to see and try Buick QQ G.M.C. Trucks I X L5 SIX,- .J-ff f 3 I J c V For your automobile ac CCSSOFICS, hardware, radios and other electrical appll ances, you will always go to the place where quality and price meet in an as sortment of merchandise that brings vou real value So you will always run to your Firestone store for these values this descrip uon suits them to a T x' ', if , f 1 5 'I I X, fivlx vb Q 6 Q A 4 X ! ft K AQ I W ' . . . f 3 . - X- 2 . ' XE ! .' V - , . 4' . X1 LJ 1 i X X 1 . . - ix-Q 1 - - ct 99. Y XX! Hines Imp l A Cub in Size-But a Bear for Work - And that is exactly what every farnler wants in his trac- tors. Smallness in size en- ables easy manipulationg combining power that no other f a r 111 equipment equals. These farm neces- sities are found at Hines Implement Company. Ea Fresh bread, donuts, all kinds of pastry, are avail- able daily to the people of Jackson. Quality that far surpasses any other brand of bakery goods is charac- teristic with the packages made by Adams Bakery. he F hw , akeigy page one hundred live LEWI Drug tore num Lgxlmliili ,alazfw 1 - -4-M-ww--J QJ W iff' -7' Q , Lia Jgnndries, camera siiiphgzosmetics -these Mwst a IW of the depart ents at Lewis' Drug Stotg Each depart- ment igzll stocked with merchandise - for you. ' ,E , . page one hundred six the best in accom- modations whether it may he rooms or dining needs. Always go to the Cambrian for the most efficient and modern service along with the very pleasant atmos- phere that is so ilnportant. For evervthnng f r o m smart new hats that you sexe modeled here, to the c'0'tYIfi'l'6f6 ln f cosmetics t a c everly dxsp d anythmg you may nee ns offered here nn an a dance of me e that Er 111 Bros Hardware C Z Are off lo mg flSlgl'5l.g equnpm t'7 If so, fo wt eexa pl of ack dLT om and get s t Ervlns or you la 0 are not mteresteilgn fish ff'-1361 ln and lool? over the suffncleut sup y of household articles al 0 dns- at the BROS C ANY ai H -vp. LU' , 15 y!, XLsx M ' Q lubii gi When y o u find someone, it's certain that you haven't looked at the Playhouse. This popular spot is the favorite of all boyswand we really cannot blame them.Billiardsgsand- wiches, ice cream-there's just everything there to hold them. Every car owner knows the real ser- vice and quality merchandise that is so characteristic of the Jackson Auto Sup- ply Store. Just everything for your car, and many more useful articles in the same place-making it more convenient for you! 0 NEW 1948 DODG The smoothest car at M lowest price car ith a fluly drive. For longer sting s LJ DOD GFS AUTO SALES DODGE and PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE COLL Jackson, Ohio Q Whether it's just a snack ' : or a ml course dinner you fl op by the cool and comf rtable Green Valley ' Dairy tore for wholesome food d complete relaxa- lf!- When you want oe c o ations for the week-end or just a day, come to the Gibson where you will be made welcome with polite, efficient ser- vice. 1' , A. t. -still , f HESS' HARD all your needs - your hardwares, kitchen utensils and sup- plies, gardening tools - stop at Hess' today. You may be sure of finding ex- actly what you want in the large selections of mer- chandise t h a t will be shown to you. vn- K FUNERAL HOME I0 Sif AWIURI- SI PHOINIL 4 3 JAFKQOY OHIO MARION C LEWIS W FURNITURE CUMPANY Jaclwon, Ohio S . IRD X, - fx f ,- A, M 'L H., .3 3 . Jig! ff i 'X fl, R - I' Hr! , rx-,'Qj'.'1X X , , . N -x i ,IIFX N-f I x wg x X7 yy Iv 52- I- '15 P , 1' 'Sf ' gk Vff :W fax, nl' -L X 'JI M Qty' I PE Q: H-Kiev IR Rib 'f ' '4 BRAGG S CLUTHING STURE CLAAR BROS MEN S and BOYQ WEAR MEN S and B01 9 CLOTHINI' Jackson 01110 Jackson, 01110 Home O the Famous S O CONN BANDINQTRUMENTS O IIAGNAVOX COMBINATION SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMHJ Easy Terms We Carry Our Oun ficcounts 255 Brofulwav St Jackson, 01110 a Phoni 22 ,Lu kson 01110 page one hundred twelve I C . , . f I I I BALDWIN PIANOS TRIMBLE S BUUK STURE For all your gift needs whether lt may be for blI'llld3VS graduation annlversarv, or shower be sure to stop and see the varlol s offer CHERRINGTDN S APPLIANCE STORE HOTPOINT APPLI XNLES Everything Electrical For the Home BUCKEYE MILL 8: LUMBER CUMPANY wldlll St Jfzck on Oluo THE FASHIUN WI un St J ll lxson Oluo PHONE 302 page one hundred thxrte eh I I . L, . N . 1 Q . 9 . r K , ' x selections of fine gifts that Trimblels have to T ' A ' ' . . . 'S , ' L 1 ' . 1 ' ' , gb f - ff oundry C0 THE FOUNDRY IS A GOOD PLACE T0 WORKq -if fr Wg' BR x X' 4 6' X ll! ag , I J paqe one hundred lourteen page one hundred hfteen fylllllfllilllvllffl nf Clyflv E. .Uuyhvw page one hundred sxxteen 'B r0v1fVX W1 I .r an Y 292+ if