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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1949 volume:

GSKY WCW 1949 Jackson High School Jackson, Qh1O Edztor Art Edltor Busmess Manager fldvlsor brace Lambert Chappy Benton Marilyn Purdy E S Keazrns f? 41 f? 41 f? 41 Advertising Manager ,,,, . ..tt . t ,,t,,tt t..ttt.,tt C harles Cox I f 5 an 9' W5 2-if 4 ,ffl .MPV ep' aa My -Fl? tt LEAR THA A 1 z M! , 1 4' 5 his 7' WHAT WE ARE T0 BE WE ARE NOW BECOMINF 14 The aces: of modelmg and rnoldmg of character and trammg which now iakmg place wxth reference to our school students xr the aior factor m the development ot the world tomorrow Thu 5 1 ment What We Are to Be. We Are Now Becomxng does not - 1 reter to our own personal character. but also to the future of our country and even of the world. The student of today 13 the diplomat and law maker of tomorrow and whether his trammg ll good or bad, wxll determine whether or not the world xs to survive. At thu cntxcal txme m the hlstory of our nation and of the world. we need well tramed men and women to see us through the tnals of umtlng the world for world peace. It ms wxth thls thought we begun our 1949 Osky Wow. whxch vnll use as 1ts theme- We Learn and we wall try to bnng out the xmportance of learmng at this or any other txme. t f I 3 I ,Ari r . ,,L,.5, A., .J -,1 s I - . 1 Q-wt ' f ,ygrf X , -ff K' Y.,-,, fy, 45511,-:,g2ff,g't i, A I we :a rk L2g..,1'?ieg1Q.i ,gig , 1 . A A V, ' 5525! if fs 4? nf 1 2 ' -' 1 rx-if , Wi T ' , 1 -' Ilvap 9 U f fm A . ' fav ,-1 UWA- jf V I , f '-1 'IN' s ' Agyff' . V -S3 ff? g... 5 .A , fl? i' if -V.,rf' ' Y . Ji-' ff ,, '-fl, 1 ' - A A ,'1z' fi . 7' ' ' :4,,. - I, . af ' '- ,M J -,M-: - ff ,W 9- I , Y ' ' 5, ,AY Y g,,, :.A.f , , Ci 7 99 I . v, X if Q 3, , f .. .itil ml fx' -, A , ,ff ' war? X, f 43, 6 ,grvggi-J A-fin' 5'f: ,Mg-f . , . I . I . v . If ' ll 'fi Oakq Wm Editor ,,,,7.,w,w,,,.,,,......,,.,..,,,,.,...,7,7. Grace Lambert Assistant Editor .,....,,7........7.A,,..7s Wilma Johnson Art Editor .,.,........7.......,..,,....,Vv77.... Chappy Benton Assistant Art Editors ,,.,,...t, .,..,, G iovanna Miller and Nancy White Business Manager ,...,.....,,7...,i.. ,... M arilyn Purdy Assist. Business Manager ,.s,,a,...,...,... Jean Evans Advertising Manager ..... .,.,7V sis,a.a.,,... C h arles Cox Assist. Advertising Manager ,,..,,.. Dane Buckley General Reporters .. Darlene Rhodes, Jim White .. 7lA.7s77V.V......,,,a,,a Helen Foster Senior Reporter ....,, Junior Reporter ....t. Lois Jenkins Sophomore Reporter ,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,v, Betty MCGQQH Freshman Reporter Girls' Sports Y...Y...Y,..r, Mary C011 -- Janet Evans Bob White Boys' Sports .f....,.s,,.. ...,. if., .l.,.rel... D a v id Lambert Typists Vv,.,t,att...... Betty Bloss-Shirley Holcomb Advisors - E. S. Keairns, Ernestine Bibler, Roberta Grimes Miss Hutchison If at first you don't succeed, try, try, again! This, indeed, could be the slogan of the Osky Wow Staff this year. Proverbs must be found to fit each organization. Then the write-ups must be built around the proverb. The art staff must tax all their ingenuity in order to make lay-outs that are both balanced and original. The advertising staff spends a great deal of their time outside school soliciting ads. Yet the Staff never seems to lose patience and their energy, yet their will power seems to be great and untiring. These students have worked very hard to make this publication a success and it seems certain that everyone seeing it will agree. ol Ink :aww-2 --nn- W BLOSS MILLER BENTON LAMBERT JOHNSON 4 . 'W if t ff' Qi t l ,f.,,,-Nui-f 1 ,. 1 Q f fp ' y K ' K - . , A iz A ,tx M 4 G A R rw X - u ff? ...L i f' 2 A V , -A1 ar i f 4, '-' if I I I I EVANS HUTCHISON PURDY GRIMES COX Make Mllhon Thmk .fx Q A xi-q:3 'wW7 WHITE. MCGOON, RHODES. COLL. FOSTER. JENKINS. BIBLER 1 wli Y Educahon e Due rom Mr Daugherty has now completed three years of successful S6l'VlC6 at Jackson Hlgh School He has shown h1s ab111ty and 1n terest 1n the school and cxty 1n many ways A natlve of Jackson County he completed h1s elementary tralnmg here and s1nce has earned the followmg degrees A B at R10 Grande and M A at Ohlo State Unlversxty He has sxnce completed addxtlonal work at Kent State and Ohio Umverslty Thls trammg along wlth broad experl ence and understandlng makes h1m a f1ne admmxstrator The very capable secretary to Mr Daugherty 1S Anna Nall The students depend upon Anna for many tasks Wh1Ch make school hfe easler and more enjoyable We truly apprec1ate her good work 6 N921 QW it x. A ANNA NAIL ia, g W ' - D bl . Y . I. .l -8 . it t n . t,, a A e I I I xg,- res nl Io ulure Generahons -'bum 'KV Z 4 CAROL JEAN JOHNSON Mr Thornton has endeared hlmself to Jackson not ony to the students and faculty but to all h1s acqualntances and frlends Prlor to becom1ng our pl'1l'lC1p81 he served ln our own h1gh school as a teacher of government and hxstory Th1s Wlth past experlence glves hmm a well rounded background for h1s present Job as our prmclpal To Mr Keaxrns our asslstant prmclpal goes most of the credlt for the pubhcatxon of our Osky Wow Besxdes these dutles he also teaches sclence and mathematxcs All the students appreclate not only h1s leadershrp but also h1s frlendshlp Carol Jean Johnson former J H S student IS secretary to Mr Thornton Her dut1es vary from typmg and dlctatlon to answermg all questlons asked by students She IS courteous pleasant and IS truly a frxend and gu1de to everyone 7 'L , , W 1-. e I ' I 1 ' hit' 4 . 1 1 . Qv 71 U -. . , , , 3 . . . . . . 4, 41' , . 4 ' I 4' M rl: , r ,ff . , y , X 662 41' ls- ARZELLA BAKER ERNESTINE BIBLER HAROLD BROWN ARZELLA BAKER recelved an A B degree at R10 Grande College and a MA degree at Ohxo State Un1vers1ty She lS now teachlng Engllsh and Spanxsh and IS advlsor for the Skeleton ERNESTINE BIBLER recelved her BS 1n Educatlon from Ohlo State Un1vers1ty She IS teachmg muslc 1n the fxfth and sxxth grades and Junlor hxgh and IS an advxsor for the Osky Wow HAROLD BROWN who teaches prmtmg and lndustrlal arts obtamed h1s BS ln Educatlon degree from Oh10 Umversxty Expenence s An Excellent Schoolmasler MERRILL DAVIS IS an Oh1o Un1vers1ty graduate He recemved h1s degree a B S 1n Educatlon from there and IS now servmg as our very capable clty muslc supervlsor and glee club dxrector PAULINA DILLER IS one of our new faculty members th1s year and IS teachmg Latln Enghsh and pub11c speakmg She recelved a B S 1n Education from Oh1o State Un1vers1ty JOHN FINCH teaches h1story government and busmess arxthmetlc He also IS advlsor for H1 Y He recelved a degree of B S ln Educatlon from Oh1o Un1vers1ty MERRILL DAVIS PAULINA DILLER JOHN FINCH W ff QV: ...fy 8 iw as M5-vw ,Q-. -1'-Q ' gm. A if- ' HELEN FORD ROB!-:RTA GRIMES SADIE HARRELL HELEN FORD became one of our faculty durmg the year She has a degree of BS ln Educat1on from Oh1o State Un1vers1ty and IS teach1ng physlcal educatlon and soc1al studles ROBERTA GRIMES rece1ved her BS 1n Educat1on from Oh1o Umversxty and has attended Oh1o State and ChlCag0 Un1vers1t1es She IS teach1ng commerclal subJects and IS also an advxsor for Osky Wow and the sophomore class SADIE HARRELL has had work at Oh1o Un1VefS1ty and R10 Grande College together w1th exten s1on class study whlch totals f1ve years of trammg ln all She teaches mathemat1cs Bul nes Charge Such llreadlul Wages WALTER HENSON rece1ved h1s A B degree 1n Educat1on and hlS M A degree 1n physlcal educatlon from Marshall College B6S1deS bemg our coach he teaches geography and physzcal educatxon DONALD HOUSE IS t63ChlHg blology and general SCIEDCE He recelved h1S BS 111 Educat1on from Oh1o Un1vers1ty RUTH HUTCHINSON rece1ved her A B degree 1n Educat1on from R10 Grande College She IS teach mg h1story and lS an advlsor for Osky Wow WALTER HENSON DONALD HOUSE RUTH HUTCHINSON 1 fm , K , X 'QW M' Em 1 9 an 2, Am ffw. RUSSELL JONES SANFORD KEAIRNS W D KEAIRNS RUSSELL JONES who IS teachlng lndustrlal arts and mechanlcal drawmg rece1ved h1s BS de gree 1n Educat1on from Oh1o UHlVefSlty He IS the Freshman adv1sor SANFORD KEAIRNS has a B S degree 1n chem1stry from Oh10 Un1vers1ty as well as a MA degree ln school adm1n1strat1on He teaches chem1stry phys1cs sc1ence and mathematlcs He 1S our advxsor for the Osky Wow W D KEAIRNS IS teachmg readmg ar1thmet1c and soc1al SCIENCE He rece1ved h1s AB degree from R10 Grande College Dnvmg Une Though! s A ood Deal CLARA LEASURE rece1ved her B S degree ln Educat1on from Oh10 Un1vers1ty as well as her MA degree She 1S teachmg health and phys1ca1 educat1on WENDELL LEWIS IS a teacher of geometry general mathemat1cs and general sclence He rece1ved h1s B S degree 1n Educat1on from W11m1ngton College CECILIA MARSH rece1ved her degree of B S 1n Educat1on from Oh1o Un1vers1ty and a MA degree from Oh1o State UD1V9rS1ty She teaches Engl1sh and art CLARA LEASURE WENDELL LEWIS CECILIA MARSH WF! 1... ! ! sgh -.4--J' all - 10 4-IEE.. ,455 53535: jails 'Q HELEN PARKER ROBERT PAYNE MARY RICHARDS HELEN PARKER has a general dxploma from Ward Belmont and B S 1n Educatxon and M A de grees from Oh1o State Un1vers1ty She teaches Enghsh and IS the Jumor class adv1sor ROBERT PAYNE our d1rector of phys1cal educatlon teaches government and IS also the vxsxtmg teacher th1s year He recelved h1s B S 1n Educatmn deffree from Oh1o Northern Umvers1ty MARY RICHARDS 1S a new teacher 1n the Home Economlcs department Besldes home econom1cs she also teaches general SCICDCG She recelved her BS m Home Economxcs from Oh1o State Un1ver slty Baller Than Lellmg Three Dle on Base KERMIT MASSIE lS a new member of our faculty thxs year He has an AB degree from R10 urande College and IS teachlng Enghsh and SCIENCE FAYE McCOY teaches Engl1sh and IS our l1brar1an She IS also the advlsor for Glrl Reserves She rece1ved her B S de ree 1n Educatxon from Wllmmgton College and her MA degree from Oh1o State Umversxty NADINE OAKES who teaches shorthand and typmg IS another new faculty member She received her B S defree IH Busmess Educatxon from Oh1o State Un1vers1ty KERMIT MASSIE FAYE Mccov NADINE OAKES 11 lj. 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AVERIL RIFFLE HUGH SEMPLE OLWEN WILLIAMS AVERIL RIFFLE recelved her BS 1n Educatxon deffree from Marshall College She IS teachlng muslc and Engllsh HUGH SEMPLE who IS ln the pl'ys1cal educatxon department also teaches sclence and drlvers educatlon He rece1ved h1s B S degree ln Educat1on from Oh1o Northern Umversxty OLWEN WILLIAMS recelved a BS 1n Educatxon from Western Reserve Umverslty and 1S teach mg home economics eason Shall Prevall wllll Me JUANITA DAVIS graduated from Ohlo teacher m our Engllsh Department thls ROBILRI' FHORSON receued ln'-x B S State and Ohxo UHlVBFS1tl8S He teaches Unn erslty wxth a degree of B S 1n Educatlon She 13 a part tlme year ln Ldutatxon degree from W1lmmgton College He mstrumental muslc and is the dlrector of our bands JUANITA DAVIS ROBERT THORSON SY a 55' X wma , ,Y x ff fm tt 193, Us Q l 23 attended Ohm 662 35 YR ! 3Z:!r- W' PRESTON TURNER DR W B TAYLOR MR CLYDE MAYHEW Sh uh am 4' --'Slug 'Q FRANK GETTLES MR WILBUR PATTEN More lhan Popular Upuuon In the past 1948 election the Jackson school 3 mill levy was accepted again Who back in 1941 was behind thls levy The Jackson Board of Education The men on the Jackson Board of Education who so untiringly and unceasingly gave their time to the school with their close association with the school and students have helped to advance the high standards of Jackson High School. Their work is never finished. This years members are William B. Taylor physician president' Wilbur Patten merchant vice president' William Gettles D. T. 8: I. accountant clerk' Clyde Mayhew undertaker and Pres- ton Turner insurance salesman. It would be impossible for our school to function without our Board of Educ-ation so our hats are off to you gentlemen who make J.H.S. one of the very best schools in Ohio. I3 I Olwen Evans Frank Leedy Dlck Newvahner Dlck Coyan Arthur Kelly B111 Gra ham Ronme Rhea J1m Swmgle John Hanmgan Jerry Durkm Anna Mae McGoon 'VIac Helms Mr Thorntor Sandra Kea1rns Joanne Walburn Sandra Shumate Mar .lyn Eubanks Advancement IS Applled niliahve IK wma? JACK PRIEST JERRY SMITH OLWEN EVANS DENNY CLAY Presxdeni Vxce President Secretary Treasurer Plannmg dlscusslng-debatmg H1HtS of such golngs on Issue forth from room 9 each Wed nesday mormng the f1rst perxod For 1t IS 1n th1s room that Student Councxl meets to hold forth on problems facmg the student body The posxtxons on the councll are electlve each home room hav mg one representatlve Electxon to the organlzatlon IS on a scholastxc basxs The funct1ons of the councxl are to a1d ln solvmg the problems confrontmg the students to help ln promotmg scholar shxp and to encourage school act1vxt1es The orgamzatxon sells txckets to the basketball games sponsors movles durmg the year helps m the drive against tuberculosls by sellmg pms at Chrlstmas and sponsors dances and other act1v1 txes durmg the year The councxl encourages sportsmanshlp at ball games and other competmve ac l4t1v1t1es These and many other accompllshments may be found on the records of the Student Councll . ' . I . ' ' . ' - Y Y Y I 3 Y 3 f 1 ' 'y x 9 1 ' u l l rw A me ' W ' 13 a ww r Q S 4 , 'Y' cm ' .3 lg? ., Q I t K .. '5 f I 3 f 5 , W ,,1' . 1 I . , . . ' . . . - , . Y . , . . a . ' , , . . 1 ' 1 Y - I - 6 .. ' Wann f W A 'Quay' ff . ws., ef , . L Ruth Ann I-lixon Wayne Corbin Hope Leedy '15w. ,Q 4 A -fum. data VV was -...wi lik. ' Frank Leedy Barbara Patten Helen Foster ez fx? f. -I-- ., g' dv' . 1? , ,- P, ,Jafar I J 3 ' 5 -. if Q , Doris Mercer Jim Patterson Wylda Masters ps 14 G Grace Lambert JJ-56 MV . vein? Jim White Q55 E ,A .D f ?l5 fi, if i WC t my, I f if V Richard Coyan Ivan Barnes Anna Mae McGoon Joanne Walburn Employ hy ime Well Q' x gb? Donald Gibeaut Mission a success! That could very well be the slogan of the National Honor Society. These students have truly made their miss- ion or high school career, a success. They have excelled in scholar- ship, leadership, character, and serviceg and were chosen by a fc- ulty committe as the 15 per cent of the senior class, who also rank in the upper one-third, to represent the class of 1949 in this nation- wide honor group. The purpose of this group is to promote scholarship, character and leadership among the students. Their advice to the under-class- men would be Employ thy time well so that in the future you, too, may have a chance to be selected for this distinction. 1 4 NATI DNAL M m f e. X ts r' I I5 Z I-wskfa 'V QQ' 'N- 'QM N 1,5 555 5 on Br' 3' -4 55 Suu 'vw N 5? mf! 55 0 55 -4-1 ll: 2 Z Ez 52 E0 H51 no i I 4 4. , nf T ' , at ,W Q V- Vw IZ gg b b v fa- 0. V, M ' XJ! ' 1, , Sb gg, Y :1A'. I 1 1 ,I -f -5,1 ,IIE , ,, Y ':'b' 4 XX Mx ' 3 6 'U' 4 gr, Qq-:af- .Mv -1' FV' .,.,.s- ,A 3 Q 1 Charles Arnott Ivan Barnes Don Beatty Ronnie Beatt .' I 'mr 6 M A fr: -Q L it Chappy Benton Betty Bloss .4-Mt. Lila Boothe Ann Bowman Bob Bethel Charles Arnott-Hi-Y 3-4, Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Baseball 4, Ivan Barnes-National Honor Society 3-4, Hi-Y 3-4 President, Skeleton Staff 2-3- 4 Editor, Boy's Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Scholarship Team 1-2 Honor Student, Don Beatty-Hi-Y 2-3-4, Assembly 2, Ronnie Beatty Hi-Y 3-4, Band 3-4, Boy's Glee Club 2-3-4,Assembly 2-4, Scholarship Team, 2-3, Chappy Benton -Osky Wow Staff 1-2-3-4, Sr. Position Art Editor, Boy's Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Cheerleader 1-2-3, Assembly 1-2, Band 2, Football 1, Basketball 1, Track 2, Home Room V. President 2, Om ' Betty Bloss-Band 2-3-4, Girl's Glee Club l-2-3-4, Assembly 1-2-3-4, Osky Wow Staff, Senior Position, Typist, Lila Boothe-Girls' Glee Club 1-2- 3-4, Band 2-3-4, Girl Reserves 3-4, Assembly 1-2-3-4, Scholarship Team 1-2- 3, F.T.A., Hockey 4, Ann Bowman-Skeleton Staff 3-4, Senior Position Cir- culation and exchange, F.T.A., Junior Play, Girl's Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Girl Reserves 3-4, Hockey 2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-35 Bob Bethel-Football Team 2-3-4, Class officer 1-4, Homeroom officer 4, Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, As- sembly l-3g Rita Carlisle-Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4, As- sembly 1-3, Girl Reserves 3-4, Hockey 1-2-3-4, Home Room Secretary 1-3, Class Secretary 39 .7 ft- -47- TY any if I Y Rita Carlisle ' .., fr f' Q 1 iff' Q-ff Q , Ar if ' 'I -A0559 nl Q, ..fmv 7 , W WM' 'une' ,iff f Wanda Chenault Carl Chick Jim Chick Wayne Corbin Wanda Chenaul!-Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Assembly 1-2-3-4, Basket- ball 4g Carl Chick-Football 3-4, Jim Chick-Football 4, Wayne Corbin- .,- - Honor Society Pres., Scholarship Team l-2-3, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Chaplain, Honor .:,1 . . Student, Assembly 1-3, Class Officer 4, Richard Coyan-Honor Student, Hi- ' Y 3-4, V. Pres., Student Council 4, Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Scholarship ,. team 33 U' '2 V+-r .f Richard Coyan Noi lo Advance is in Recede Herb Crabtree Herb Crabtree--Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-4, Baseball 2-4g Denny Clay-Assembly 4, Student Council 4, Treas., Home Room Officer, Vice President 2-3, President 4, Class Officer Pres., 1-2-3-4, Betiy Lu f , Daugherty-Previous School, Wintersville School, Junior Play, Assembly 2- 0' 3-4, Girls' Glee Club 2-3-4, Skeleton Staff 4, Basketball 2-3-4, Girl Re- ' serves 3-4, Secy., Girls' Leaders' Club 3-4, Hockey 2-3-4, Home Room Offi- cer V. Pres., Class Officer Treas., Juanita Davis-Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, A 5. Basketball 3-4, Donald Downey--Basketball 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y 3-4 Officer, Sgt. , at arms, Assembly 1-2-3-4, Football 4, Boys' Glee Club, 3-4, Stage Mana- V- i y get 3-45 f Denny Clay Betiy Lu Daugherty Juanita Davis Donald DOWDEY Wim., We 7 V ' if V .. - . 3 4 T- , Q., if 's OU 4 1 i I ' A CW vw-FX, -ag.. ' if ., M., .. ,, . Q-.--Y :Ebb ix-A C S ana rl! i ego Joan Geer Hoy Haley Gloria Haxless Joan Geer-Assembly 1-3, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Band 2-3-4, F.T.A. Club 4, Home room Secy. lg Roy Haley-Assembly 1, Intramural basketball 3-43 Gloria Harless-Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Band, 2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3- 4, Girl Reserves 3-4, Girls' Leaders Club 3-4, F.T.A. Club 4, Hockey 1-2-33 Ruih Ann Hixon- Honor Student, National Honor Society 3-4, Assembly 1-2-3-4, Eisteddfod 2-3, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Scholarship Team 2-3, Skeleton Staff 4, Sr. Position Typist, Girl Reserves 3-4, F.T.A. Club 4, Bas- ketball 3, Volley Ball 4, Shirley Holcomb-Assembly 1-2, Eisteddfod 1-2, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Osky Wow Staff Sr. Position, typist, Cheerleader 1-2, Girl Reserves 3-4, Hockey 1-2-3-4, Manhood. Noi Scholarship, is the irsl Aim Dick Humphreys--Band 1-2-3-4, Eisteddfod 1-2-3-4, Boys' Glee Club 1- 2-3-4, Junior Play, Assembly 1-2-3-43 Betty Johnson-Assembly 3, Girl's Glee Club 3, Joan Jones-Assembly 1-3-4, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Girl Reserves 3-4, F.T.A. Club 4, Hockey 2-33 Marilyn Karr-Assembly 2, F.H.A. Club 4, F.T.A. Club 4, Basketball 4, Skeleton Staff 4, Sr. Position, Typist, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Evelyn Keller -Previous School, Bloomfield, Secy. of Jr. Class, Basketball 1-2-3, Assem- bly 2, Girls' Glee Cllub 1-2-4, Belly Johnson Joan Jones Marilyn Karr 6 I, 45' Ruth Ann Hixon x QV x J Shirley Holcomb I nl Education Dick Humphrey v F A XX 1 k Evelyn Keller 1-5 'Q 1' Q.-1 N2 'lv'X its ,F 1109 fi' 5 3, , 2' 1 othy Lewis Wylda Masters Jean McCoy Dorothy Lewis-Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Basketball 3-4, F.H.A. Club 4, Hockey 43 Wylda Masters-Honor Student 1-2-3-4, Scholarship Team 1-2- 3, F.T.A. Club 4, Basketball 2, Hockey 2-3, Jem McCoy-Girls' Glee Club 1-2-4, F.H.A. Club 4, Assembly 1, Basketball 43 Allen McGhee9Football 3- 4, Boys' Glee Club 3-4, Home room Officer, Treasurerg Leon McGhee- Football 2-3-4, Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y 3-4, Assembly 3, Home Room Treasurer, Except by Rubbing or a Man Perlecled Luetta McGhee-Band 1-2-3-4, Junior Play, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Assembly 1-2-3-4, Eisteddfod 1-2, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Girl Reserves 3-4, Hockey 2-3-4, Skeleton Staff, Sr. Position, Asst. Circulation Manager, F.T.A. Club 4, Home Room Secy. 4, Ruby McGhee-Girls' Glee Club 1-2, Assembly lg Betty Lou McGinnis-Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Eisteddfod 1-2, Anna Mae McGoon-National Honor Society 3-4 Vice Pres., Honor Student, Skele- ton Staff 1-2-3-4, Asst. Editor,'Girl Reserves 3-4 Treas., Girls' Glee Club 1- 2-3-4, Scholarship Team 1-2-3, Assembly 1-2-3-4, Junior Play, Student Council 4, Hockey 4, F.T.A. Club 4, Historian, Eisteddfod 1-2, Bill Mead- Previous School, Rio Grande, Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2, News Reporter 3, F.F.A. 1, Asembly 1-2-3, Junior Play, Ruby McGhee Betty McGinniss Anna Mae McGoon Bill Mead tffw 51:1 . ,in ..., . W .ff for H E ef ffl W fr W' P A 'f 'pf f-WE . mf A Bill Mercer Carolyn Miller Dick Newvahner Barbara P81128 5 ,V Bill Mercer-Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3, Football 2-3-4, Home Room Officer, ' Treasurer, Carolyn Miller-Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Assembly 2-33 Dick . . . it 2 fi Newvahner--Student Council 4, Assembly 1-2-3, Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, F Hi-Y 2-3-4, Secy. and Dist. Treasurer, Barbara Paiien-National Honor Soci- . ,S f ety 3-4, F.T.A. Club 4, Pres., Girl Reserves 3-4 V. President 4, Skeleton Ml,,,,,.. Staff 1-2-3-4 Sr. Position, Feature Reporter, Scholarship Team 1-2-3, Honor 'fr f Student 1-2-3-4, Home Room Officer, Secy. 2-3, V. Pres. 43 Jim Paiierson- , Band 1-2-3-4, Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y 3-4, Basketball 1-4, Junior Play, Q' Eisteddfod 3-4, Skeleton Staff 4, General Reporter, 3 5 ?,1a, ' J im Patterson 0662 ' Anna Lee Paugh Anna Lee Paugh-Volley Ball 4, Bob Ridge-Football 3-4, Hi-Y 3-4, Treas., Student Council 4, Home Room V. Pres. lg Carol Rhea-Junior Play, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, F.T.A. Club 4, Girls' Leader Club 4, Asembly 1- 2-3, Basketball 2-3, Softball 3, Hockey 4, Volley Ball 4, Charmaine Bose- Girl's Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Girls' Leader Club 3-4, Secy. 3, Pres. 4, Cheerlead- er 3-4, Girl Reserves 3-4, Social Chairman, Skeleton Staff 4, Sr. Position, Typist, Assembly 1-2-3, Band 1-2, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Hockey 2-3, Home Room Secy. 2-3-4, Jo Ann Roush-F.T.A. 4, Skeleton Staff 4, Typist, Girl Reserves 3-4, Girls' Leader Club 3-4, Assembly 1-2, Cheerleader 1-2-3, Hockey 1-2-3, Girls, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Home Room Treas. 2-3-4, Bob Ridge Carol Rhea Charmaine Rose Jo Ann Roush 'C' Fur' 3- if 'l9' Mary Ann We Thomas Staten f 'Qi' 'VIR 2' 4 1. Q 'UV-'--r 'Yue Rummager Betty Shear Harold Shields Mary Ann Rummager-F.l-I.A. Club 4, Pres., Girl Reserves 3-4, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Eisteddfod 1-2-3-4, Assembly 1-2, Volley Ball 4gBetty Shear-Cheerleader 1-2, Hockey 2-35 Harold Shields-Assembly 3, Jacob Sickles-Boys' Glee Club 4, Home Room Officer, V. Presg Charles Scurlock -Assembly 3g are the Nei llesull ol all our Morris Smith-Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Football 3-4, Home Room Pres. 4g Tom Staten-Hi-Y 4, Boys' Glee Club l-2-3-4, Eisteddfod 1-3, Intramural Basketball 39 Bernice Sticklen--Assembly 1-2-3-4, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, F.T.A. Club 4, Roger Stittler- Glee Club 1-2-35 Byron Swan Honor Student, Bernice Sticklen Hvger Stiffler 'i io A ml, , '--Mr V, e R- Ku. Jacob Sickles 1' Charles Scurlock Yesterdays Morris Smith Z 1 fs' R .R af' 52,5 Byron Swan -'JW -e-Au -25 -A Q?-Q -HSSP Kathleen Wiseman .9--. 'Thx I? ' N' ...fl N -1' Billy Wood Ann Yerian Kathleen Wiseman--Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Assembly 1-2, Basketball 3-4, Billy Wood-Home Room President 1,g Ann Yerian-Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Honor Student, Junior Play, Girl Reserves 3-4, F.T.A. 4, Pres., Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Assembly 2-3, Bob Brown-Assembly 1-2-3-4, Eisteddfod 1-2, Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3, Band 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 2, God Never Closes Une Door. But that I-le Unens SEN IORS NOT PICTU RED Bill Bowman-Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Football 2-3, Home Room Sec. 43 Jack Dunn--Home Room Officer 4, Skeleton Staff Sr. Position, Sports Edi- tor, Boys' Glee Club 2-3-4, Eisteddfod 1-35 Tom Eisnaugle-Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Football 2-3, Basketball, George Fousi-Football lg Ben Grey- Previous School, Unioto High School, Boys' Glee Club 1-2, Football 1-2, Track 2, Home room President 43 Charles Grow-Boys' Glee Club l-2-3-4, Carl Martin-Boys' Glee Club 3-43 George Martin-Football 1-2-3, Basket- ball 2 iManagerJ, Track lg Doris Mercer-Junior Play, Girl Reserves 3-4, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Assembly 1-2-3-4, F.T.A. 4, Eisteddfod 3, Jim Swingle-Basketball 3, Student Council 3-4, Home Room V. Pres. 3, Presi- dent 4, Jim Smiih-Band 1-2-3-4, Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Assembly 1-2-3, Hi-Y 3-4, Home Room Officer 1-2-3-4, Class Officer 1-2-3-4, Huber! Swingle-Band 3-4, Assembly 3-4, Intramural Basketball 3-4, Home Room V. Pres. 3, President 45 27 I , -in ,Q- K T3 1 Doris Mercer Another ..: ....n r E wL.-. '2f.....S W.. ....... , ...V . A-4. ..x tI?iv.,....y,a.,. ! ww AH!! HAROLD Presxdoni .f ' ROBINSON WI!-MA Treasure: ,gl Q4 sunny Wm f Marxlyn Brohard 'la eu: Bei Ruth 1 3:53 'Q' Phylhs Claar Eugene IT 197 sw..-5 Cotlexl oe Louise Charles Cox COPWY a a fn- ,M 64' ,449 K- e Deffr nonme Dobbms Sane I qlzlz . H 'qi ,, P 53. ' V ' A Y , 'T ,.-. Q V '- 2 ' y ll W . E1- sie Bobo b ,IZ 4 H' .4 A im g Q Alzz- ,L A -.,.A-' - Mr-f' ,V A 'g n A g .,v,. 'buy U M' f, 4, xi I - J Den!! 1, V 34- Ni f F ,, ,J b uf On Md. J g 341505 The World Turns Aside To Let Any Man B. a Hub H Har so n DoxoihY John' Wilma Joh s Barbara Leach We I7 Hou lfzzv 1.-'Jak S V119 1 . , 1,7 I wich D590 Pass Who Knows Where He Is Gorng f 431' f- S an Oscar Grover Q FM? ,syn 'Q Velma ri n 1 e 'n o nw , ,af my , Q .M .' n on e Jones ,Q S Ja n o xwm no J-65. 5 Dig Merrie Q' raw Vasu Bob Mclqann Mary Mannenng A545 A., Q , - 'E :- Eqde Gxovanna Mlller wmv' me' tb Exleen McGmnus QB! fm Barbara Naugle Joan Mc.-L, ugmm Gefda WP' X a gx if ' by i 'qw-Q3 inf 4 4 , AF X I its 6. Q Z., 3 Q . W ,ff a 1, k. ft L Qu 2 gc Fulure Belongs lo Those Who Prepare lor 'WX-'19 M 'Z' C 1109 or ' 0. unoxd N Donagene Nzchols Ou., 'Huvf' haf .,r ' Jo. lin Osborne Drxon Parks 'ng' EDF' 4?-ki Mn Hx. W View Ag Ann Pain Carolyn Plullxps 'wo 'X K atlzleon Poitez- 5, Rayburn Mu-In Purdy 800' 2 v,. 4 iw, 5:3 ,'-. r r 4 3,1 W , 8 1 L Wh :dl- e ar r , W, o .. . X W 4 fr! , , 'gp H . ,xx . . Jack ,,. j Q' Ag 4 , fb., ' ' 1 YT . 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'EQ VV- in 155' is ,, ,ff P ' V4 e gall' Susie wah ms JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Charles Lemasier Nora Johnson Paul Collins Jim Stout Melvin Burton Arthur Ewing Carl Robinson Samuel Murrey Roger Sims Delores Nail Peggy Kearns Floyd Clay Martyne White Orville Chisholm Arlene Werner vw ,Q-an 5' Caralee Wasmer Shirley Wilson G14 Glenna Yerian Ed Mapes Freda Donaldson Thelma Chaney Charles Rhea Jim Sirawser Q 'Usb I' ,ff new Mary Dianne Price Phyllis Wills Martha Reid Darrell Hickman Norma Jean Corbin Russell Barbee Ester Simpson Virginia Reed Bill Crabtree Bob Merrick Doris Spriggs Marjorie Bragg Polly Caldwell Laveha Scurlock Ales Scurlock Carl Shoemaker osl old May be Found or Earned, osl Time Never f of rj Q K fans F sl Sq W g rynky . ,,, -,g1g ',,1. 1 V,, r kk 9' , ,,. ' F -:fr X fl 36 Fr 1,4 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Helms Jenkms Lyons Sxmpson SOPHOMORES ARE BUSY We the Sophomore Class of 1948 pxcked as our offrcers to rep resent us m our second year of high school Tom Lyons presxdent Mac Helms vxce presxdent Nellxe Ruth Sampson secretary Roger Jenkins treasurer Mxss Gnmes our supervxsor helped us m pre parmg for our bag events of the year such as the Sophomore parfy In football and basketball our class was well represented by Tom Lyons Roger Jenkins and Leman Stxles The gxrls of the Sopho more class took great prxde ln wxnmng the years hockey tourna ment Eleanor Hmes served as the captarn of the team We were proud to be able to attend all the school dances and to be members of the glee clubs and other xmportant actzvmes As thas year ends we are lookmg forward to our Jun or year when more Important events wxll take place We Dnly Really Learn Whal We Teach Uurselves Rowl R Altherr D Bradley H Boothe D Brunton S Arthur M Coll Row 2 H Brown D Bobo P Beatty P Albert E Albert J Blackburn Row l D Buckley D Carllsle S Colley P Creenens N D1l11nger W Dever Row 2 E Colby M Carey D Crxbbln R Clay B Cochran A Colller Row 1-Barbara Fulton, J. Evans, M. Evans, D. Detty, B. Dunn, P. Dearing. Row 2-J. Fluty, H. Durkin, B. Davis, J. Forshey, T. Delong, M. Downey. Row 1 B Jackson J Jones A HUtChlSOD E Hmes J Keller E Fouty Row 2 C Johnson R Harrlson D Humphreys J Farrar B Jones R Jenklns M Helms Row 1 P Law M Luster B Leonard J Lambert M Mon P Markham Row 2 J McCorm1ck G KfltZW1SGr C Mayhew D Merr1ck W McCoy D Mercer Wfgimgw Rowl H Mossbarger B McGoon W Nelson P Naugle J Plerce D Rhodes Row 2 E Lexdy G Nev111e T Lyons L Oney J May L Lyons Row 1 M Rayburn L Penmngton L Russell L Roe B Rldge L RICE Row 2 R Ragland L Prodan R Poetker W Poetker J Prlest D Parker X Rowl L Shumate E Stlcklen P Stlcklen J Smlth L Stxles L Swmgle Row 2 B Shover B SWHIH M S1Cke1S A Stanley R Salyers A Sh161dS C Sowers Rowl E Yates M Trago J Thompson B Troatman E Wll1lamS B Vanfossan Row 2 A Wastler P Yates R A W11l1ams B Werner D Waugh B Yerlan D W1ll1s i . , . . , . , . , . I , . ' . - . , . , . , . , . , . . 7f f53? A ,V ' 'h' , A 'I . ! Lf L' , '9 L7 4 X f' -- H J, z f' I - il 1' K A xx M4 ,, ' a , I ' , . - , p ' , 1 ' , 1 . o T . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . , . ' , . I ' , . . T , . , . . , . , . , . , . . Man s Tlme ls Hrs Property Therefore ll Behoovelh Hlm To Improve Il Thxs year our freshmen are expenenclng ihexr frrsi year of hxgh school Our offxcers are as follows Preszdeni Ronnle Barlow Vrce Presxdeni Secretary Jack Howard Treasurer Bobby Morgan We feel proud to be members of the Jackson Hxgh School freshman class We now know our wa aro d fh y un e halls Absent shps deientzon slips are all famxlxar to us We are mcluded rn more achvlhes We play freshman basketball football and baseball B d sr es all ihxs we wall attend the freshman party the bxg event of the year Wrih all this behrnd us we are now lookmg forward io our sophomore year and the sophomore party WHAT MAKES IT WORK? S 'WZ ,z i , 1 gff We W I l u u ' ' ,,,,r,,,,,,,,w,,,v,v,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,Ap,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,-,,AAAA--,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,, , , , Wally Jenkins . . . . . ' ' . e- 1 Front V Blake H Burton N Burke M Benton H Branscomb W Alley Center J Bennet F Boles G Brown R Barlow R Beatty F Alther Back R Crlbben M Claar J Coyan J Bassett D Brown E Conley J Callahan B Bently I Front E Coyan A Coyan M Copely S Dxake C Downey P Duhl Center D Elsnaugle P Crace J Cunnlngham J Davls G Eubanks Back T Chxck B Channell E Ellls J Callahan D Elsnaugle B Delong P Dobbxns D Canter WWAMWM Kf- Front O Gatewood, M F1nch,D Fu1tz,E Freeland, R Gr1mes,G Fluty, K Humphrevs, Center B Gettles, D F1sher, R Fann1n,L Hughes, O Harr1son, B Gruber, Back I Henry, J Howard, M Henry, C H1ll,K Isreal, D Goodwm, S Hoops, 7 ' 0 E I 'Vim' 1 . , , U' Q x we , , 6 -49 x ,J ,I -5 1: , Q ' 1 4' ,, 5 -' ' - 1 Q I' I , , ... ,Q - - , - Y - , - , - y - 1 - . 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I I , 1 Q f 1 -2 3 - . , Q .. - . 4 - -n is Front S Turner O Whlte A Wl111S E Woodruff E W11ls K Yates Center B Waulk D Wl1113mS M Walker J Troutman D Tanner Back J V1t1toe A Veach B Whrte H White W I EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Wld D rk Els augle B otha SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Gah H si Shu ate Kearns The Door UI Knowledge ls Labeled Push OUR JUNIOR BAND 19411 'I Row I-Marilyn Brandeau, Phyllis Smith, Patty Hughes Row II-Alberta Blevins, Winifred Halterman, Frances Brown, Martha Colby, Carolyn Yates Row III-Judy Williams Edith Ann Cavey Sara Brackman Nanette Martin Gloria Karr Carole Lough Row I Mary Gordon Ramona Adams Shirley Altherr Row II Shirley Swlngle Mary Stiffler Danny Wigner Charles Hughes Ronnie Rhea Row III Jenny Robinson Dwight Wolburn Ronald Serrott Donald Comer Arthur Wllson David Elliot -v., A-4-.,...,,,,,,,,W, Row I Joseph Brown Larry Ellison B111 Matthews Joan Swan Emily Wilson Row II Norma Stiffler Ruth Vance Peggy Thomas Dixie Stanley Julia Yerian Row III-Joyce Hughes Be ty Jo Rice Rover Hughes Dean Perkins Bob Oney David Arthur 45 wr Row I-Josephine Bruny, Vaughneda Betz, Juanita Farrar, Ernestine Law, Georgia Bethel, Maly Williams Row II-Mary Downey, Marilyn Greer, Kay Cavey, Carole Davis Row III-Curtis Arnold, Bill Ross, Thomas Fluty, John Malone, Marvin Cook ls Row I Gerald Yinver Jim Waggener Patsy Thompson Julia Smith Rovif II Gall Stewait Barbara Williams Richard Strawser Albert Cook Rodney Warner Arnold See Row III Carol Jean Yates Joann Woodruff Cora Sue Blackburn B111 Humphreys Alva Wllson Dean Swin le ' F Row I Dean Lewis Orlan Farrar B111 Eisnaugle Carolyn Clay Daisy Booth Row II-Carol Ridge John Garrett Jerry Durkm Darrell McGmn1ss Donald Wildman Row III Billie Maloney Louise McGoon Lou Anne Higgins Barbara Grow Ker-neth DeMent Ro er Brovsn - C, , , , - , , , , , Y 5 . I . H l v y , 11 V W ,, y xw' Www x,, A 1' - ii' f A ! 7 ! y 1 v 1 , - , , , , . , 9' Y C, Row I Travena Qtlles Pe gy Vance Alfred Damels Tommy Roush Joy Masters Joan MCKIHHISS Row II Wllda Ivarles Ruby Welch Nancy lN1cGuffey Frances Beckley Jerry Deborde Frank Fass er Row III Barbara Brownm Rosemary Bethel Herbert W1ll1son Clarence Arthur Llnda Callahan Rma Lee Elsnaugle Row I Delbert Cantor Robert French Gene Morgan Roy Goodwm Danny Coll Tom Swa1m Row II Loren Wxse Wayne Parks Edd1e Lew1s J1m Kabxsch Joe Dunbeck Don Buckley Row III Rooer Walker Gary Rexd B111 Leach Jerry Farrar R1chard D1xon Floyd Hensley Row I-Charles Arthur Charles Neal Harry Dobblns Bob Buckley Harold Burt Jake Gahm Row II-John Prodan Charles Lenton Thomas Tolllver John Sturglll Gary Parker Gwyn Parry ow III Newell Rhodes Roger Johnson Oakley McK1nn1ss Paul Waugh Franklm H111 Larrv Mc 4 GIDHIS 41. ,I ,, ,V SJ Mv- , J if ,V XV 1 . U . - I '-1 1 o 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 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A I YE I 53 , wa 4 SQ: I l Y P A I l . Y 'T H 1 ! V 9 v ' - . . Q, ' Y . 1 . , . v . .- , :ul SC tgp ., xv 'f 'C' 1 - v A ' 'W' 4 . 5' s 'N A 5 , , r Y I rx , 1 x .s . . , . . . . i . y . ., . 1 . 7 D -5. J 1 1 7 Y .f P i . 1 ' Y 3 y . y Y 48 Dawson, Evan Ollver 50 wt Chosen from among other home room contestants for Osky Wow Queen was pretty dark-haired Kathryn Edwards. She was elected by students attending the 1949 Osky Wow party. A member of this years Senior class she has had a very successful high school cafeer and anyone who is a sports fan has seen Sis, as she is knownto the students. cheering this team on to victory. Congratulations Sis. fin? 05 '47 Don Drake, who is also a member of this years graduating class, was chosen to be King of the 1949 Osky Wow. Don has very pleas- ant manners which makes him a friend to all. We feel a better choice could noi have been made. Congraiulaiions Don . DOWIN IN' THE Y ORFHARD f 6 V' x9 Om 0 5 at 0 9 ,f mm mmm! 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QS CI G B snaug e DE 5 ke Sec s J mDW ha Mark B J GI' Fsh D asp LR how ay M T ney LO 8l'Y1S TW w Three- Ro C Mayhew D Brown G Drake I Stroth B YVh te ahan JCa J Lyons M Henry Poetker Seated-J M er ind be MSLQHEE Nluifl Swv:-:mi 4439 ,qu , ,iqgwgl '52 is--e ' at 'W ' fu,-xi 4,f. we uniforms of red and white come marching onto the field and everyone starts shouting, Here comes the band! Young and old alike enjoy the band and it is the main attraction during football season. This year the band played for all the out-of-town games as well as the home games. During the half-time period, the band always has an excellent performance to give. Every day the sixth period, the band would practice. also many evenings you could hear snappy march songs coming from the direction of the football field and you would know the band was practicing for an- other Friday's performance. Aside from playing for football games. the band took part in many other activities. They played for basketball games, pep rallies. parades. all through the Apple Festival sessions. and many other events. 60 gmac! Un M Lmnuum G HARLCSS M' 7T 's ' Oy., PN XE if M fx A ,,,.n-U' Av 3 Q 1 'Q iv' an-1 Aw 1-4 ff mmfm 14520 'vwwukwivl jwtvwdh nigh' :Zia Wffi My W Z QMMZVQ As soon as the marchmg season ended the band s arted prachclng concert music The band made irlps to Beaver Washmgton townshzp Blackfork and other schools to put on concert pro grams In March the band had xis annual sprmg concert which was well attended and enyoyed by all The band also had a party xn Apnl which mlght as well be classed as one of the most successful school parhes of the year We wouldnt be wrong ln saymg that the band IS one of the most active orgamzatxons of the school and xt has just completed another successful year This IS due to the unceasmg work of Mr Robert Thorson our capable band leader In future years any band member can proudly say Yes I was a member oi that great Jack son I-hgh School Band GI 1 N N 1 1 I . ' tw'-fam -A . . O '-'J -,f, , V .iv qs. .' 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C as Hope Leedv Lydia Vrrrrr V , Y, Lila Boothe Joanna ,..,, ,, , , Carol Rhea Elsie 777 VV , , 7 , , Ann Yerian Lucille ,,,,, Y ,, Betty Daugherty Claire Luetta McGhee Mark ,,,,, . Y Frank Leedy ,, Caleb Vrrrr ,, Arthur Kelley Hem-i ,YY,7,,V,-w Jim White Red ,,AA,A, ,,v, A,,w, ,,,, B o b Brown Greg ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, D on Drake Harrison Day ,,,,, Y Ben Forshey Norman Porter ,,,,,, H H . . , , , Dick Humphrey Kerry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , , ,, ,, A, , ,, Charles Arnott Promptors ,,,,,,..,.,,..,,,.,a,,,,,,.,,.,,r, Barbara Patton and Shirley Holcomb Don't Take My Penny was the play selected for the class of '49, This play in three acts tells of Penny , a very pretty girl of l'l who was determined that she was to be chosen for the part of Dimity West. the leading part in Hollywood's most popular play. She felt it in her heart, she said. She determined that when Har- rison Dny. who is in search of just the girl tor the part, sees her she will be sure to get it. Much hilarity follows when her boy friend. who wants her to forget her silly ideas and help him win the tennis tournament, poses as Mr. Day and Mr. Day later shows up at Penny's home. It is a grand play and was presented in ex- cellent style by the Senior Class. The Applause ul A Single Gro :asian play December 3. the members of the Junior Class presented their annual class play, The Whole Town's Talking, a comedy in three acts, which portrayed the troubles of young and old love, and the gossip in a small town. This play was said to be one of the best and funniest ever to be presented at Jackson High School. The cast and advisors, Miss Marsh and Miss Parker. are to be congratulated on this fine play. The cast is as follows: Mr. Simmons 7,,,,s,,,7. 7,,7, ,,,.. ,.,,,,,,,, ,,,7, J a c k Pope Mrs. Simmons ,,,,, ,, ,, H ,,,,7,, Wilma Johnson Ethel, their daughter ,, , . .7,. Mary Dianne Price Chester Binney , ,,s,, ,, ,, ,,,,Y Ronnie Dobbins Annie, the maid , , ,,7,,, Lois Jenkins Lila as ,.Y,V Olwen Evans Sally ,,,V ., H ,,.,, Ann Parry Roger Shields ,,,,,, . ,,A7 Charles Cox Letty Lythe ..,,, .,,,. N ancy White Donald Swift ,,,,, , ,,,...,, Blaine Jones Sadie Bloom ererere ,ee... W innie Miller Taxi Driver ,,.e. ,,,i Dick Rice Mrs. Jackson ,, ,, .. Phyllis Claar uman Being Is of Great Consequence W Ii ff 3 Q 4 Q P Q ' .Ut If X P '- get I fl fl l I 1 , I z E I LIKE MOUNTAIN MUSIC Wad I WITCHES 1 1, ,. W , f 11 Yi? se vu? , ' I? f f' I 1 tl 3 x w . A I , fi S 1 I 3 'Z 3 I 2 I Z 3 '21 iv 4 Hg g I I ,Q fl 3 1 E' 5 57 5 ,4 103 IVELL DONE 1:Hu1sTM.4s ASSEMBLY M Q, wwf' -gin . 'pin , 'N ' ? .Q Q jg ,fx , ,Q 5 5 3 . .64 t va F 'T ,ES l HORI S I IRIS NOW YOU MAI DRI! F I e 7 cw AN APPLE FOR THE TEACHER WHERE T0? bf xv Q ,,, 4' bf , MISTLETOE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN BARBER SHOP HARMONY KING AND QUEEN LET S DANCE .Q no Q IIQ A 'Q'- 1. ff! ' ff fx' X 4, TJ Ki ,,,,. 1 If I Row I M Landrum A Bowman C Rose J Jones J Roush K Edwards L McGhee D Mercer L Leonard L Boothe Row II W Johnson G Harless B Daugherty R Carllsle M Turner S Hol comb L Jenklns J Evans E RICE R Sm1th M Brohard The Girl Reserves IS one of the most achve clubs m our school It IS made up of Junlor and Semor gxrls wxth Mlss Faye McCoy as our advisor Our purpose IS to help make a better school and commumty through Chnstxan lxvmg The organxzatzon IS a part of the Y W C A and has been actxve m our school smce 1927 The club parhclpated xn many actvxtxes this year These xncluded sponsormg a party partlcl patron m chapel and assembly programs the annual banquet and many others Our orgamzatxon consxstmg of fxfty members selected the following gxrls as ofhcers for the year Presxdent Barbara Patten Secretary Wllma Johnson Vlce Presxdent Ann Parry Treasurer Anna Mae McGoon M- ,,-...Q J Walburn R Warren M Kent N Whlte B Patten A McGoon B Naugle O Evans A Parry G M111er D Spnggs M Flsher Row II V Harr1son C Wasmer C Phzlhps E Parks L Wh1ld1ng D Johnson M Purdey P Claar W Mlller N Corbln P Wllson H Leedy R Hlxon M Rummager W ' 1 - a ' s ' v ' 9 ' 1 - s ' y ' s - A ' W . - I v - 1 - 1 ' 1 ' v ' ' , . , . , . , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . I . .- . . . . . I . . . I . . . I n 4 f fe. ,. as if In 5 ' is , fl A H 4 I V5 mr ' Q1 l 1. ' J 5 , ' s , X, Q J y 2 ip 4 gm: 'Y '- -fr.:-H is 3 ,ig . A, 'Y V. n- . , . , . , - . 1 - l v - 1 ' . l s - 1 ' I t ' , . , . . T - ' v - 4 s ' s - . 1 - 1 . , . , . 1 - s ' 1 - y - 1 - r ' Rom I C Cox B Jones M Helms R Dobbins L McGhee J Smlth L Rice H Durkm Rovt II I Barnes D Beatty F Leedy R Beatty J White B Ridge W Corbm T Staten D Coy an C Arnott B Graham Row III J Patterson J Pope B Davis I Leedy B Rlce Mr Finch D Rice J Farrar B For shey H Vanfossan Lord Grant hat I May Always Desire More Than I Can Accompllsh President 7,7,........,,,,.,,7,,.,,., ,.....,,,, ,7..,..A,,,7,.,.,7,,,,., I v an Barnes Vice President ,,.,.,,, .,7,, , ,..,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,7.,, .,,e,,,,.,,,, D i ck Coyan Secretary ,.,,.,..,e,,,, ,,.,.Y,,,I, ..,,.....,,,,,.. D i ck Newvaughner Treasurer .,,,,,,.,,,...,, ,,.7..,,,,,7,,.....e,,,,7,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,, B ob Ridge Chaplain ..,.,,,....A.,.e...,.., ,e,,,,,..,.,..,,e, , . ,.,e,e,.,., Wayne Corbin The Hi-Y Club is an organization of high school boys whose purpose is to extend high standards of Christian character through- out the school and community. The club has been functioning suc- cessfully since its organization in 1925. Some of the activities in which this year's club participated are: taking part in chapel and assembly programs, sponsoring 'covered- dish dinners. and conducting a hot dog stand on the foot-ball field. The club also had its annual formal dance as a homecoming for the alumni. The creed of the Hi-Y is Clean Speech, Clean Sports. Clean Scholarship and Clean Living. With Mr. John Finch as advisor, the club has had a very successful year. The officers of the Club this year were: ef if very Human Mind ls A Great Slumhermg Power llnhl STUDENTS OF J H S We on the Skeleton Staff have been proud to bring you this year our school paper Of course there were times when the paper wasn t as good as usual and times when the material published was not to your liking but we have tried to do our best The staff this year has worked hard to make it as nearly perfect as they could The advertis mg staff Sis Edwards Martha Turner and Janet K Maloney were always out working to gather their ads for the coming edition The editorial staff under the direction of Jim White and Ivan Barnes as editors were always on the look out for new ideas in features This staff included the following Mary Coll ,,,,,,,,, 77 77 ,,,,, .,,, 7 7 Girls Sports Helen Foster 7 ,,,,,. .,,,,,,,,,. 7 7 7 77 77 Reporter Mary Dianne Price 77 ,,.., ,,o,,,, R eporter Hope Leedy ,,,,...,,,.,o,,o,,,,.... ,,,,,, 7 77 Reporter Ann Parry 7 o,,o 77 ,,,, ,,,7 R eporter Betty Dunn ,,,,....,,,.,, ,o,t,,. ,,,o,,,,.,., ,,,, 7 7 7 Reporter Autumn Stanley 77 7 77 77 7 77 77 Reporter Jack Dunn 777777.7 7 77777 777.7.7 . 77 Reporter Barbara Patten 77 77 77777 77 77 7 Reporter After the paper was published Ann Bowman and Luetta McGhee were the exchange staff to send the paper out to alumnus other schools and people in the community interested in the school Miss Baker and Mr. Daugherty were our advisors this year and contributed much to the paper in the way of assistance. To help finance the paper. we on the staff had our annual Skeleton Ball which aided in the buying of pictures. The work we did this year was pleasure for us because it gave us that vitally needed some- thing ? ? called experience. We would like to thank each, individually. tor permitting us to bring out the paper this year: but since we can't, we say, Thanks a million everyone. THE SKELETON STAFF of 1948 - 49. Row I I Barnes R Coyan J Wh1te B Patten M Flsher K Edwards H Leedy R Hlxon P Tay lor A McGoon Row II J Walburn G Lambert B Graham F Leedy W Corbm C Arnott W Masters D Glbeaut H Foster A Yerlan Awakened By Keen Deslre and A Delmlle Besolullon To Do Twenty of our Semors have had the honor and dxstmctxon of bemg m the Honor Group To be a member of thxs orgamzahon you must have a B average or better dunng all four years of high school They have mamtamed thxs through study determination and a desire to be fully prepared to effxcxently take their places m the world These people should be congratulated tor thexr fxne work 71 T . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . - , . . ' . , . , . , . , . , . , , , . , . , . . l I l l . 1 - u 1 I I I Rowl R Spangler H Boothe M Kent H Burton J Pxerce M Rummager B R1dge H Mossbar ger J Evans M Coll S Arthur Row II P Duhl P Creernens N Slrnpson S Sears D Brunton M Rlchards O W1111ams M Cop ley J Jones M McMann P Dearlng Ron I J Lambert E M1ller G Mercer G Eubanks J McCoy R Leach L Leonard P Taylor Row II D Lewls E Yates P Spr1ggs J McLaugh11n J Terry M Karr V Reed A Werner D Nall M Rayburn Thms year another new orgamzatxon has been ushered mto the school actxvx hes It IS the Future Homemakers Club compnsed of gxrls from the Home Econo mxcs classes who are mterested m makmg thexr careers m home makzng There gxrls are doxng a splendxd Job m helpmg to mold the future of Amenca because that tu ture depends on the home and these gxrls dlsplay by their mteres! that they wxsh to make that future the best posxble Dunng the year these gxrls have had as some oi then' achvmes bake sales and the sellmg of basketball pencils dunng basketball season What We arneslly Aspire To Be -- . , . , . , . , . . , . , . - , , - Y ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . . - . , . , .. , . , . , . , . , . - , . , . , . . V -1 , , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . K. Humphreys, M. Strawser. I -T' ' l ' 1 ' 1 ' 3 ' 3 ' 1 ' Y ' Y , . . I 1 I - ' . I ' ' D - ' I I I A new organization has been added to the extra curicular ac- tivities at Jackson High School. This club. the Kinnison Future Teachers, is concerned mainly with interesting students in the field of teaching because of the rising need of teachers throughout the nation These students have expressed their interest in enter mg the field of education and are taking this way to stimulate their interest and become more farrul lar with the profession ROW I Rhea Leedy McGoon Whlte Trago Stxcklen ROW II Landrum Mercer McGhee Harless Roush Jones Patten ROW III Karr Boothe Lambert Masters Foster Taylor HIXOD Greer Miss Blbler Whlldlng Bowman ROW I Crxbben Rhodes McGmn1ss Dawson P Leedy Shover ROW Il Albert Savey I Leedy Barlow J Chick J Carr ROW III-C Chlck F Leedy Mercer Wlllxams Brown Stroth Staten ROW I Gahm Gallagher Lewls Franch Brodess Parks ROW II Dobbms Buckley Parry Leach Serrott Roush Mr Jones ROW III Arthur Markham Harrxson McCoy Jones Grover Marten Where would you like to sit please' is the remark otten heard from our very capable ushers who work at all evening activities in the auditorium These boys are volunteers who are trained by Mr Jones These boys devote their time to ushering so that others may find their places without difficulty They truly de serve the praise which is bestow ed on them by townspeople That ln Some Sense We Are 73 Jfecef-if -as-M...-...,, 'Ci' ROW I R106 Claar MCGIHIIISS Harbert Hlxon ROW II Mlller Mlller Wlseman Masters Cremeens Nelson Deever wl1113fYlS Any orgamzatron needs an effxcxent staff of offrce workers xf 1t rs xo operate smoothly A hxgl' school IS no different Our offxce staff IS made up of gxrls from grades mne to twelve who gwe thexr extra study halls to help out w1th this work These grrls amd the busy offlce secretanes rn thexr many tasks They type reports wnte absence excuses answer questzons delxver messages and rssue tardy slxps These are but a few of their many tasks This gives the gxrls prachcal expenence an offxce work on how to operate the varxous types of office machmes ROWI Rxce Hurst Kealrns Dxllenger Markham Vanfossan Brunton Pierce ROW II Rhodes Parry W1ll1ams Parry Benton Evans Detty Reynolds Osborn Kent Thxs group IS made up of gxrls who volunteer then' study halls to help ln the lxbrary A few of therr dunes are to check books m and out, help re paxr books, to be able to answer questxons con cermng books students should ask about. and help locate reference maternal for themselves and others when xt IS needed. In this way the gxrls get a workmg knowledge of a typxcal lxbrary and nts functxons They do much to hghten Mxss McCoy's Job as lxbranan. ' ra A YS n Yi me x 4 Mg -.....,.,. f A 5 ,W H . W -a 1 1 y y y , . . . , . . 9 I Y 3 7 1 Y ' . l . . - 1 , 1 I - . . '- 1 , , v y v y y .... V - ' v r v 9 1 r v v v - . 5 . Q 5: A N Ve V . 1 K I , 4 iii e 1 , gzilllll H.: ' ,gas WQSWWS QM QQ as A A. 4. F! - 4 :Sa , UQN. it agua? ef i 1. V' Q. 'wizgxi A 'e 'f 'F S K S r H N S 38. wt x ,W K if! w , f , Q. , Q, ,gg ., Dxck Duncan Wm Mercer Miller Vaniossan Grass to mow, floors to sweep. boilers to tire, dusting to do, and dozens ot odd jobs. That is the role of the custodians. Our school is otten commended on its beautiful lawn and field. The men responsible for them are the three men known as Mr. Mer- cer. Mr. Duncan and Mr. Van- fossan. - We appreciate their patient work and interest in our school and grounds. Zane! foam Along about the thxrd period every mormng students of J HS begxn to get dehghttul whxfts of food commg from the hrst floor The reason belund thxs ot course rs that the lunchroom II just be mg opened for the day Smce our buxldmg lacks space for coolrmg lunches they are prepared at Kxnmson Bulldmg and brought to the hxgh school tor servmg We students wish to voxce our apprecxatlon for thxs good servrce and delxcxous food Come and Gel ll 'Q' 129. lbow Grease ls Shll The ssenhal 011 01 lndustry dv sw we A 219' g ni? 60w5,... MESH. j R5 ,mg-My www 00 'mE M N STREL M QWD12, M' mms hmm UDOM THC' W 'VME BRO DIC SWANEE NADINt WML R vera. :Hu-L WN ON HER HDD! 'Mt gl 'Ulf KINUF R 99 ou TU' 5 6 j,,,,,QL.N 519 Hulrw oo: lWAfHl1' ev A umm Z' JUD6 FINCH soar! WHAT A Ltffgi QAQNT wwg, QQ I RDEK V - ,' 11' ' ' if.. Nxt I l K' X M x4,., 'jk X 'xv -N xx, N.. 0 5 0 x if ,igx 1K 8 I 1, -4 U00 :Z , 1 f ' J -' I U W1 2 i1.n ,Q-fav gh.: sim' HP IM. 'H JONES a T.-KE f 'W NN off--f 51 if o min-af? 78 W? I mf 1' HW ,Au V -:AM mi F LEEDY ,AMW ,449-v-mv l 'Q OHNSU N ff' ,.-4 ww 5 O 5, NEWVAH NFASSAN 6-51 If fyjiaw v 'ffm J 5 A , M . I w V .ff A if .,.:, I , , A AVV, ,,,-' f . A . - y llzll, 'i In X '- ,Q 2:51295 -- , rji, ' f l a VA K, fi ,, M ' AW: , , ?wgW,mxfy4 L A 6 , V Q2 A 1 i W ,iz 4 A 1? bf 'V KVA WW W ' z , A Q 1 V' 1 Q A , 44, ,X , . ! 1? , 1' A . ,,. I L--ff 1 Q, 24 -- ' L9 3 ' .. 7 g ... - , 3 X f ,, W T ge Moments Everyone Excels m 80 Something in Which Another Fails W.: xi E 2 5 E 1 A W 7, i f' ffxfy ,ffj ff 4 uf 4 V K w.. 4 Hoid 77la't Lihe' ai ,pf ., 5 A n A ff M , h 5 if Ney is NS 8.1 25 o.KeAuaNs Y, f- 'l' ii , is A .gil QV. n My is . A any ' ,, W in . . lb Vu 26?Aih ICK A very good season? Well, not exactly. But some very exciting games. First Coach Henson's Ironmen upset Greenfield, a three touchdown favorite, 7-0. Next an exceptionally good Washington C.H. team was surprised by the Ironmen's stitt opposition for the t-irst three quarters. In the fourth the Ironmen tired and Washing- ton C.H. surged on to win. After this thriller a high scoring Athens aggregation was almost upset by the Ironmen. a fatal pass inter- ception spelling deteat. Last, but not least, came the annual Thanks- giving game.An inspired Ironmen squad halted a fast Wellston team completely, 7-0. ? il V l mio 'ON 455' 5 . . W nw. fy L 1 3 Q- Q 4' . 2. if -1 if 7 1 'J ' ' P Q ., Y' gal' ' .f ,nl-,.v.1f, ' , Q .. bf, -,we we , A L H... .....,,.,5 HQ, fi .nf fy .f in f , , M.. w Mfeff, iw 1 ff X 1 W , ,QW 2 4 ,effigy V,,.1 ,L-1 .1 Row I-D. Keairns, B. Mercer, J. Priest, D. Buckley, J. Farrar, T. Lyons, B. Bethel, W. Jenkins, R. Ridge. Row II-Ass't. Coach Semple, J. Chick, C. Robinson, M. Walker C. Chick, G. Nelson, Willis, E. Mapes, Coach Henson. ' 1 Row III-R. Clay, H. Nelson, D. Clay, L. McGee, D. Downey, L. Stiles, B. Davis, M. Smith. Row IV-J. Farrar, A. Kelly, R. Dobbins, B. Jones, R. Jenkins, J. Pope, K. Munyon, G. Savey. Opp. OUR SCHEDULE Jackson Opp. Jackson Washingion ...,...... 27 ................ 0 Middlepori .A ,, 20 ,,,,,,..,, 0 Greenfield ..... .... 0 ................ 7 Gallipolis .....,........ 33 .........,....,, 0 Pomeroy ..... ...... 2 0. ..... ...... 0 N elsonville .....,.... 0 ....,,,,,,,,.,.- 13 Logan .......... ....... 1 8 ..... .. 0 Athens ...... . ......... 14 ..,,,,,,,, 6 Waverly ...... ....... 1 4 ...... ...... 2 7 Oak Hill .. 0 ..,,,., ,..,,,l4 Wellston .... .......... 0 .......,...,..., 7 . 1.1.6. nf , 3, . x s... siamoe mv-2' 'Wi 83 One of ihe most exciting events of the school year was the Home- coming Game. It was the final home football game played be- tween Jackson and Oak Hill. For this occasion the student body elected a Homecoming Queen to reign over the ceremony. Gloria Harless, popular Senior girl. had the honor ot being chos- en Queen. Gloria's lovely person- ality and charming looks were the qualities that made her best suited for this position. Queen-Gloria Harlessg Senior Attendant-Kathryn Edwards Jumor Attendant Phy 111s Claar Sophomore Attendant-Autumn Stanleyg Freshman Attendant-Judy Mxller Ml?-1 f 4 1 if we 2 F5 1 ffm.. o. uowwev a. FL61' Km AN45 E- KAQC3 smes ROW I Lambert Rose Delong Morgan Hoops Lyons ROW II Metzger Yerlan Poet ker Mr Semple Fisher Swmgle 'Hua f 'w. Coach Henson and Coach Semple had some forethought thrs year Although not wmnmg many games they dxd prepare for future years Two of the boys on the varsxty were freshmen and two were sophomores The entxre reserve team consxsted of freshmen and sophomores Jackson s fxrst vxctory of the season was at Oak H111 It was very close throughout the entrre game Keith Munyon scored two pomts rn the closing seconds of the game ending the scormg at 25 24 The next game vxsxtrng Mxddleport was defeated by an xnspxred Jackson qumtet The reserve team annexed therr first vrctory defeating the Mxddleport reserves The followmg game found Jackson and Nelsonvllle xn a txght battle At halftime the Ironmen were leadmg 22 21 but the frghtmg Greyhounds were too much at home on their own court and won after a hard fxght The Ironmen s next victory was agaxn over Oak F111 Jackson held a comfortable lead unnl the last quarter The Oaks surge brought them wxthxn two pomts of Jackson when the fmal gun sounded The last and most xmpressxve vlctory was xnflncted on a fxghtlng Wellston team In the lead all the way the Ironmen coasted to a 54 42 victory Thzs was hrgh for the team In the entzre year and Kexth Munyon Jacksons leadmg scorer annexed 23 pomts for the team s zndxvxdual hxgh In the Class A tournament the Ironmen lost the fxrst game to Ironton after an exceptronally hard fxght The freshmen on the reserves axded by one erghth grader were runners up rn the tournament at Athens They were defeated by Gallxpolls 28 27 nn the fmals We would hke to see Coach Henson and Coach Semple get the results from the teams for the work they put xnto them , r ,I F y Y l , , h Yxhvx .. v M V- qv X, 4 H A 2, 1 L, 5 ' T 1' y ' ' X 4 X E , , - , y - 4 ' ,. 9' YL , 1 M , ' ... - h -my F ZA , ,fue fu- L1-..' ' Ex., QT' , N 7 I wk, L ,km , f I 5 'v e, ' Q g 1 QL. 1 1 ,,,, 'I 1 I Basketball SEVENTH GRADE ROW I Coll Buckley Massle ROW II Buckley Jarrell Dun beck Gahm Dawson Swaln Leach ROW III Mr Kealrns Stexe Reld Mr Massle Basketball 8th and 9th GRADES ROW I Ylnger Wagner Wxld man Mossbarger ROW II Patten Warner Oney Humphreys Exsnaugle V1t1t09 ROW III Mr Kealrns Mayhew Henry Dobbms Wh1te El11son Mr Massxe The Jackson Jumor Hx coached by Mr Massze and Mr W D Keaxrns had mosily newcomers to the teams ihxs year The Freshman team was composed of Paul Dobbms Bob White John Calla han Talmadge Mayhew John Paiien Jrmmy Vxhtoe Max Henry and Charles Mo sbarger On Far rars exghth grade team were Orland Farrar Bob Oney Dean Swxngle Bxll Humphreys B111 xs naugle and Rodney Warner These two teams played most of ihe games somehmes bexng axded by a few seventh grade players The season s record wasfour wms and sax losses 88 i ' ! Y . - , . T Y 1 , , - -1 I I 1 ' y . , . , . ..- Y . , , - .. , , - Y . 1 1 1 9 .. A ' Q 7 - son, Goodwin, Parker, Morgan, , . . ' . : ' . ' . - , , . ' . s . - ' ' : . , ' . ' . ' E' - o I I I W ...I Jang ockey EVENING CHAMPIONS ROW Dunn Goon ROW I May Brunton Rhodes Cremeens Hutchlnson Mc Stxcklen Trago II Carllsle Wastler Nel son Stanley Evans Arthur Ly ons Coll ockey ODD CHAMPIONS ROW I Rhea McGoon Wastler Evans McGoon Carllsle Coll Terry ROW II Brunton Cremeens Rhodes Stanley Dunn Hutchm son Sucklen Shear Boothe Mc Ghee ROW III Nelson May Bowman Whlldlng Holcomb Trago Ar thur Lyons Car11s1e Daugherty Valley Ball EVENING CHAMPIONS ROWI Alther Mannermg Col ROW II May Lyons Sm1th Yates Harrxson 89 if s. ML!! ll , sn, mf: I iii Fill gmt ' .mm I3 lil: l HH' mm Ei I WU: H' I.. I In IH Il l 1. AH Ill I I-4 .ICI in hi I I ---SIE-I-I-ISSI IEUI ll -llxnlllliuulln , :balk f M I V W - I 1 ,I in I ' I atlffi Il ill I '- 'f 'Ile Nw I 12 fl -f .ISIS my fi 4 I'f5'lf-? ll fl 1:11121 l '-gli! llf 1 W1 Valley Ball NOON CHAMPIONS ROW I-Leonard, Davis, Wise- man. ROW II-Landrum, Lemaster, Le- master. ROW III-Leedy, Karr, Lewis Hixon. Basketball NOON CHAMPIOINS ROWI Landrum Wiseman Le master Leedy Hlxon ROW II Taylor Hall Paugh Downey Leonard Basketball EVENING CHAMPIONS ROWI Trago Daugherty Car lisle Kellar JeRoy ROW II May Trago Whilding Lyons lady 14 Basketball SEVENTH GRADE ROW I Welch Terry M1ller KCGIPHS Comer MCKIHDISS ROW II Mapes Leedy Cantor Davxs Freeland Whlte Hurst Beckley V1t1toe Howard ROW III Parker Elsnaugle Eu banks Trxplett Carhsle Wllson Masters O11ver Serrot Basketball EIGH TH GRADE ROWI Maloney Yates Wood ruff Grow McGoon ROW II Farrar Law Colby Hughes Blackburn Stanley ROW III Greer Woodruff Stxff ler Hxggms Betz Cavey Basketball FACULTY ROWI Oakes Dlller Trlmble ROW II Richards, Wmgett Johnson ROW III Ford, Leasure, B1b1er 91 3 was XX ham azatsfi Sedan! I Am Noi Alrald ol Tomorrow lor I Have Seen Yesterday, and I Love Today pg, e I Io ff ' 9 ' is I. 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W f L .fy ' 5 E 2 : 5 1 , . , ff' 'I i V in . . ll ' I ll - A J 5 ' I' ll ' ll ' fr - . S.. if d .1 'H I L 'fs Q i f A . ' - f 5 1 J . . . . wx , 5 ff ig F ' ' . If na Li Q s u . ii '55 fifzamwl WMM JP' ,Q gig When you UP We have fu Sllvery thunk of Globe I makmg pug :ron for 75 years Un An annual event of Jackson County which has become very popu lar throughout the state xs the Apple Festxval Each year xn Sep tember the people all over Jackson County take a tew days oft to enjoy the displays parades and other actxvztles on the mam streets 'XXX ot Jackson To presxde over thxs festival each year a queen and court ot szx gxrls are selected from the towns and rural dxstncts of Jackson County Pere are pxctured the queen and court of Jackson County They are Queen Ruth Ann Hxxon attendants tront row Betty Roe Patty Palmer Phyllxs Claar back row Hope Leedy Lo retta Harbert Betty Jo Edwards I , x JACKSUN COUNTY APPLE ASSUCIATIUN JACKSUN CHAMBER oi CUMMERCE 06 B E , x ff X. 4- 1 '- wf?. J I 0 - . s Q' C . . I . . . , K ff: - ' ' ' ,Ap Q i 'J . . . . 4, J K-J Z . t I 1 ' - If I . D I 6 sh 1 1 1 1 1 Y . 5 . . 'K ft 9. 0 il.: 1 ' Q V'-.I :WZ 74 ,ff afjldy Nuke x -LM' Not farm machmery and 1 l b t quxpmen on y u lso home refrigeration at its best HINES IMPLEMENT C0 99 ff I I X Q r Q7 'f!!2 sv I if X.: -4 k i 41,5 - G 3 . X ,, . riff' V Y' , , itkfffzzfk 7 ' g 2- wit' -5 I' . ' I QV, ,ff ' , J 1 j . 5 ,1 f 2 , r J e ' , 8 , . . I Q Did you ever walk into a treasure chest? Well you have if you7we been in Jenkins Jewelry on Main street. The large and lux- urious supply of watches, rings, silverware, greeting cards, mixers and toasters make tlns one of the finest stores fox gift purchasing for all occasions Famous for economy, qual lty and beauty, the LIILVPO ht, America s foremost au l0lll0lJllf Famous for saf ety too, the Chevrolet is equipped is 1tl1 'ull safety dc vices to meet hazardous driving C0lldltl0llS of Mod ern America 'UE- ig'-4 Ln P-' i,,,k.s 1 -Qin i i DALLAS CHEVRULET C0 A-.... I I A . I. , 1 . ..... M.. , -uf I , -' . 3' K ' il I Y I N . , N ' X I 2 - W 4 j 1' t -1 r x, ! Ht .if'iff:1'fffff X M- f ' 'f - - X X , XL , 4, 'X L ,sa-N-4 mr- Y, 'kb' . lj? Q, . x Japan, kg M V: ,rg 3, I 7:21 7m 704 14 72m Sac: And e have found the plane to get t Jlm Whlte trles on .1 new tweed coat while Lon Rlce aflmlres anew pan' of trousers CAV!-ITT and JUNES MEN S and Boys FLOTHINF vw! LUCKWUUDS on BRUADWAY Rmgs Watches Sllver Cameras Llghlers w ' i . U ' 5 9 1 7 ,,...-P W Q f J H a Y I 1 I , I 0 7 ll 66 Yes, ice cream sodas, sun- daes, and the best in all your drug needs. Come in f o r a friendly clerk to serve you. RAY S DRUG STURE Broadway 525.35 4'- Ar,-sg, ,E he by WESTERN AUTO Mgr Merle Ellenberger If you re planmn to buy a bike for those summer afternoon rldes why not stop at the Western Auto Store m Jackson and take a look at the blkes there And whlle you re there no tlce the exclusive lme of home and automobile fur mshmgs md accessorles df? If it's appliances you need, Vanceis have them. Where price a n al quality meet. Dorothy Johnson admires this gleaming new refrig- erator We k n ow vou would luke lt can Qfame 4 2 n 1 , f -- ,,,,,y,. ' ,1, , W I ' 4 .J 11 VANCE FURNITURE C0 Bettv and Janet are shown looking over the fine line of Frigidaire ranges and refrigerators sold at the jackson Furniture 10111 pany They also have .1 complete lme of furniture and ZlppllllllPb for t h e home 'HWQM-4. gudam: W :L 'f-an lnqida nr West 'f '34 W ' xv -l JACKSON FURNITURE C0 V . . . it R f 0 f s . a XS C p ?u , 6 . . , f l '5 w-J fl l1.t'..'l.:'.l:aE , ..,. li. L A' rf ., , r,,,, M A plumb r ...Aug Q' 1 5 p 2, : M . . . 4 f 4 ' r PM 1 1 - ' A i J, I f A ,, ,. . - I . , I . A W. ,vu . ' , it V' U i ' I iQ Q f: ' ' l , -E E Q if ,gn i , I Wine 74 14 aj? The handles! most eff: Clelll and best equlpped store to serve you Always room to park t SCHAEFFER S SUPER MARKET How about a box of candy for the best girl? Sis Char mam and Marilyn all llke randy for that after scllool snack. MDRRIS 5c 8: l0c to 51.00 STURE 104 LEONARD W1LK1N, owner I ,A ,I YQ 5521. an H ff' H' M , W A, A ,gfng 5951 'M f' A' 1 o . . ' ,yn I v' A 9 ' 1' ' f - 0 ., '5 I - n o e ,,,,, - , ' ' f Y . , Y' . 4 . , 2 a T. ' y ' - filling, yqylv , ,Zi I 55' X - E, Q QF, .IQ ' f A: , ,.' 0 I 9 ' e . n I vu Y, , 1, s, X I When better cars are built., Buick will build them. And they have Beautiful and sleek With their new modern design Buick has built better cars and they are at Comstocks for vou to see and try CUMSTDCK MUTDRS Jackson G M C Trucks Uhlo 7 find 1 dining accommodations come to the Cambrian Here you will find a pleas ant atmosphere ln which to eat and rest I For the best in rooms and THE CAHBRIAN HUTEL 'lil F! Y! lilllui ju.. Don t Have That Flat' Helms a n d Kelly know Selberllnos tires are best and are alwavs available JACKSDN AUTO SUPPLY s.. TUWNE Sl-l0P 6467 For the latest ln styles and fashions, stop at ,lack son s new dress shop If you have not seen their arxay of ladies cloth ing, you have a treat com- ing. When y o u visit this shop we know you will find just the style, size and color you have been look- ing for. When you can't find the boys, you probablly have not looked at t h e Play- house. This popular spot IS the favorite of all boys and you really can t blame t h e m Bllll3rdS, sand wlches, lce cream, for a young man s dream of re laxatlon THE PLAYHUUSE can 'waded Wwe Here IS the gang, readv to full your hardware needs Need a new hall glove or bat, or maybe a hammer and nails? We have them Stop ln when vou are up town or HESS HARDWARE Broadway 721 - ' THE DARING NEW Dodge OF 1949 Zoom xnto Hlgh Cyro Matlc transmlsslon No shlftlng of gears 34 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE DODGE and PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE 066 Across the street from the Court House On the Street of Main Is a store of merltorlous merchandise where Shopping IS no pam Quality economy pro- ducts of the best That serve faithfully and pass the test That s why people shop at Callahans On Quahty lane CALLAI-IAN HARDWARE 6 . . . .s . 5 9 5 9 108 u QNN Z N 'B f H X . ...f---f--M Ulf ...Z Firestone! The name that is out front and this Fire- stone Refrigerator is just one of the fine products that put it out front. Au- tomobile and blcycle ac cessorles appliances rad nos and toys are some oth er lmes I-IERMANN S FIRESTUNE MAIN STREFT JACKSON OHIO Lets Go To The Duzry has become quite a popular savlng of people ln and around our communlty And why not? It s a place where you can enjoy dell rlous dalry products, lee cream and also Bnllflllg meals vlSlt the dairy to day and enjov then' won derful food GREEN VALLEY DAIRY Haha Dame M 0 ll Pat I I I I A, 1-13471 IA1' o P fsAsocaTo IACKSUN IMPLEMENT C0 h P Ware P p P 1 ggi Y W ' o Farm llfllin 3' 4 Orc ard E11 ipm, Nationo u om five 1 ar 5 i in Tr t ,r um s ain s Ye ' e Oils and G I ff! R 5,4 ,o ,S Ai., XX rw NX 'Eff 1 Q 1 A' K W NGK 4 K X 4? , f - Q9 ll' ,F t x-:N I'- ?-' 1, - f f ig? e ls X ki: L1 Q I it 3 ,I -ze -C I Q ts 5 3 Pix 1. use te Q ,V I A W7 ff , 4 flkl P UMM R Funeral Home Portsmouth Street Phone 478 Jackson, 0hlo 110 gm m amfqziegeazm ' SPERRY FUNERAL HUME DELUXE AMBULANCE SERVICE 'Y' Morgans Station IS your '--U'- MJ lu friend ln need There von wenlent servwe IS their thanks to wou for vour patronage MORGAN S SERVICE STATIUN Broadway I , '...h,1.x - , - , . 1 . ' Y I1 .R . 1.2, I U I ,,o A Convemently located, Affw ,, ,o,oo R lt I 0 I , f5H,,AfY!U25I:!zxQ ff ' . I ' 7 4 . , , r- fe ' ' K' ' I 'v ' 4.01, I ! 'SQ 7144104 A favorlte of the numer ous farmers all over the County, Ford tractors have become famous for qual lty and dependability See these tractors today and get a glimpse of Jackson s most popular farm ma chlnerv UWENS TRACTUR SALES Yes, the most modern plant lll southern Ohio lS our own Furnace Foundry Beautiful bulldmgs and well kept lawn go together to make this modern fac tory Expert workmanship and the best equipment go together to make their products even more mod ern ln qualltv and excel lence. IT'S A GOOD PLACE T0 WORKv Zeacgw , :JJUU ,Jg FURNACE. FUUNDRY C0. 7 'a jeep Take a look at the smart styling a n d comfort of that new Wlllys 'Jeeps ter With the two wneel drlve, overdrive and super cushion tlres, lt s bound to please the verv shrewdest of car buyers Take a look at the Jeepster todav at Danny Lewls Company and youll agree that the fme quallty and many exclu sxve features of this car are outstandmg DANNY LEWIS CUMPANY --the ER Drug needs, sundaes, cam eras, cosmetics-these are just a few of the depart ments at Lewls Drug Store Each department IS well stocked with the best mer chandlse for vou LEWIS DRUG STURE H3 7a Zan 210' W'ith that rocket engine, the beauty of design that only Oldsmoblle makes Make your next car a hy dromatlc TRI TOWN MOTOR CUMPANY NHM EK II4 GIBSUN HUTEL ww When you want good ac commodatlons n hotel service stop at the Glb son Hotel There you w ll be made welcome a n fl comfortable ff fl 4646 G 3 Work and play refreshed Treat yourself to a dell clous cold Coca Cola the choice of students every where COCA COLA BUTTLING C0 For a new thrlll try drlv :sts dream car And for better values always stop at T K Owens Motor fo T K UWENS MUTDR C0 . 9 Q 5 . . AX w , . ing the Crosley, the motor- . , O 0 I O 0 O . 2 Have vou got vour fishing llcense yet? If you need a new rod and reel flshmg tackle flles or any other supplles for an afternoon of fun at flehmg, VlSlt Ervm Brothers on Maul Street Besldes furnlshlng the fmest 1n flshlng equip complete lme of hard ware and a flne selectlon of China and Clfts ERVIN BRUS HARDWARE 040667 For the most ln quallty, style, and better values, Ulsll Elberfelds ln Jackson Here one will find a complete llne 0 men s, women s and chlldren s wear, each an outstandlng buy ELBEHFELDS MAIN STREET JACKSON, OHIO 62522 ca' ' . ' . tl . . I I 1 , ment, they also offer a O ' f 9 9 ' I I9 74,4 742 In thls new Ford Drive 'md feel the dlfference The new Ford IS so dlffer ent vou will want to make sure there IS a Ford ln your Future JACKSDN MUTUR CUMPANY WWW Get the shoe that flts vour foot at Thomas Shoe Store where shoes are X ray fltted Teen agers buy Buster Brow Busklns Freemans shoes whlch are only a few of the wldely known brands ln slloe styl ing that are sold at Thomas moms sun: sronn H? Home o the I'amous ' IONIN BAND INS PRIWIPNIS . MAGINAVOX IUMBIINATIUYS . BALDWIIN PIAINUS ' HAMMOND ORCUNS Easv Terms We furry Our Uun Lluounte SUMMERS and SUNS J J DAVIS and SON ,IEITEIFRQ For the :nest lme o Jeuelrg Ster Img mul other gr te or Anmverear Important orfaelonw uslt the Haus auelrx Slorf MARY LOU SHOP M un qtreet ,Lu lnon Olno MARIDN C LEWIS Furmlure Company Une o the largest Furniture Stores Southern Ulno Mr Luu offers you the fm: l .mel mo t qomplc te llllf' of house hold fur xushnng- and appliznlves. 1 . 1 L fl 4 n C C . , A . I Y N ,, .7 , ,W ' 'i . f lf 'Q -V ' 'I Y Q ll a Y l n ' - les, frfllllllllllllll, Birthdays and other S VSJI. I Pl - ' ' ja - 's ., ' U I f . ' 5, .' .' in - ' ' S ' .' 'v 'S 'I s ' ' 1 ' Q2 - 118 CLAAR BRUTIIERS MENIS and BOYS' CLOTHING Jackson. Ohm BIICKEYE MILL and LUMBER CUMPANY BUILDING SUPPLIES - PAINTS LIIMBER - BRUSHES Phone 502 Mann Street ,Izukson JACK S FAMILY SIIUE STURE SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY CHERRINGTON S Mann Street Jackson Ohio APPLIANCE STORE 2 ,4 ffurnplinwnts of Lvlylll' E. 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