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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1950 volume:

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The student of today is the diplomat. scientist, doctor, and pioneer of tomorrow and whether his training is good or bad will determine whether or not the world will survive. We like our J.H.S. home and feel secure here. Through the portals of our school walk the finest people in the world. The bells of the building have rung in and rung out scores of boys and girls like us. We feel we owe a debt of gratitude to all those who contribute in making a school like this for us. In return, we hope our school will be a better one because of us who have crowded the halls of J.H.S. these few years. It's been wonderful, all of it-football and bas- ketball games, Girl Reserves and Hi-Y meetings. pep rallies, all-school dances. class plays - oh everything that makes a school year fun! We're sorry we have to leave but you can't stop time. We've made friends, had fun, played jokes, and learned our lessons but now we are graduating and leaving our school days behind us. We hope that the future classes of Jackson High School will hold high the standards which this year's graduat- ing class has set up. It is with these standards in mind that the Osky Wow Staff dedicates this year- book to the graduating class of l950. ezxnmuxns an-.fwqhwh Mr Daugherty Mr Daugherty has Just fmlshed hls fourth successful vear as Supermtendent of the Jackson schools He nas earned an AB de gree at R10 Grande and an MA at Ohlo State UHlV6fSlty Smce then he has completed work at Kent State and Oh1o Umverslty In 3ddlll0D to bemg a flne admmlstrator he lS an active leader m manv cxvxc functlons He IS a member of the followlng organlzatlons LIONS Club Readlng Club Farm Bureau Scott1sh Rlte of the Masons He IS on the executlve commlttee of both the Rotary Club and Red Cross He IS presldent of the County TB Assoclatxon and Crxppled Chlldren s Soclety Hls capablllty and mterest has endeared hlm to the students of the Jackson schools and to all the cxtlzens of Jackson UE SUPEIZIN ENDENT TQATION Mr. Thornton 1 Mr. Keairns One of the first persons you meet as you enter the high school is our very devoted and capable principal, Mr. Melbra Thornton. With sixteen years of service and achievement behind him, Mr. Thorn- ton can be justly proud of his outstanding record. Before receiving the position of principal, he served several years as a government teacher and a history teacher in our high school. His quiet and under- standing personality has endeared him to the fac- ulty and student body. One of the next persons you are sure to meet before you have gone very far is our most willing and capable assistant principal, Mr. E. S, Keairns. In addition to being assistant principal, Mr. Keairns teaches chemistry, physics and mathematics. Be- sides these duties, he is the advisor of the Osky Wow staff. It is realized that without his assistance and energy our book might not be published each year. We are fortunate to have such a friend and teacher on our staff. T' Carol johnson Annu Nail Of course you couldn't leave the building without meeting Anna Nail, secretary to Mr. Daugh- erty: and Carol Johnson, secretary to Mr. Thornton. We can never realize how much work they have to do. Writing absence slips, typing. filing, making out schedules and answering many questions from inquisitive students. They are known to all of the students for their kindness and helpfulness in an- swering questions and solving problems. These girls have much work to do in the summer as well as in the winter. It is hard to realize how they can do all their work so efficiently and we are sincerely grateful for all the tedious tasks they do for us. 1 s rn' if ARZELLA BAKER She xeceived hex AB if Rio Grande College .ind her M A de ree at Ohio State Umve sity She teaches English The Skeleton Her hobby is pl'1y mg the accordian and the piano an IQ 'wer 6 HAROLD BROWN He received his BS in Education from Ohio 'ind industrial arts His hobm is handicraft 9.-.al MERRILL DAVIS He received his BS in Education from Ohio supervisor and glee club director His hobby, is fishing and Sbanigh and is the advisor for University. He teaches printing University. He is the city music M gn- f ,Q 'J ' 1 . if i I PAULINA DILLER-She received her HS. in Education from Ohio State University. She teaches Latin and English. Her hobby is knitting ROBEHTA Gmmzs she receix ed her B S in Education from O U Also attended O S U 'incl Lhicago U She teaches commer cial subjects and is an advisor for the Osky Wow and the Sophomore lass Her hobbies are sports flow ers and traveling ,Jif- JIM! fl-Q DONALD HOUSE He received h1S BS in Education from Ohio University He teaches biology and general science His hobbies are hunting and fishing JOHN FINCH-He received his BS. in Education from Ohio Uni- versity. He teaches government 'md history 'ind is also an advisor for the H1 Y His hobby is reading 'Fr W---wr' 'J SADIE HARRELL She had five years of training at Ohio Unlver sity and Rio Grande College She teaches mithematics Her hobby is raising ner favorite vegetable green onions ,isgfii 4 '?' RUTH HUTCHISON She recelv ed her A B ln Education from R10 Grande College She teaches his tory Her hobby is gardening ,afws -Q l HELEN FORD-She received her B.S. in Education from Ohio State University. She teaches bookkeep- ing and history' Her hobbies are sports and reading DORIS HARTMAN She received her BS in Education from Ohio State University She teaches art in both the elementary and high school Her hobbies are golf and fencing RUSSELL JONES He received his BS ln Education from Ohio University He teaches lndustrial arts and mechanical drawing e is also the advisor for the fresh man class His hobby is driving 7 P I , nr L! ., QQ 5 y , . ., ,R QI ,K . fr nf' WV K1 . 'Q , . ., Z ' , . , , Q 101 . , fd S ' . y A4 1 L Y E SANFORD KEAIRNS He re celved hls AB m Education and hls MA m school admmlstratlon from Ohl0 Umversxty He teaches chemlstry SCIENCE and mathemat lcs He IS also advlsor for the Osky Wow Hls hobby IS photography W D KEAIRNS He recexved hls AB at R10 Grande College He teaches readmg arithmetic and soclal scxence HIS hobby IS sports P04 8 if CLARA LEASURE She recelved her BS 1n Educatlon and her MA degree from Ohlo Umver sltv She teaches health and phv slcal educatlon Her hobbxes are sports and mus1c Q' 1:55, ,':-' ' , ' ' - , . . ' 5 , E - :3-fa ef' 2 1 M A 1, H . , ' Q 4 3 . M ,r , K X53 or , W . I .V . ,Qu-.Him K g 9 'M an bag.. :SVFEQYX o ' ' 0 ' ' . o fl iiiiigf o Q, 'B ' i ii lmfistq 0 I u Q: . - ' is P i' x '. H, . , I N ' 0 1' 0 NORMA LEE-She received her B.S. in Education from Ohio Uni- versity. She teaches English. Her hobby is music KERMIT MASSIE He received his AB degree at R10 Grande College H teaches English and science His hobby is carpentry mmf?-m MARY RICHARDS She received her B S in Home Economics from Ohio State University She teaches home economics and general sci ence Her hobby IS sewing 05 WENDELL LEWIS-He received his B.S. in Education from Wil- mington College. He teaches geo- metry general mathematics and general science PAYE MCCOY She received her BS in Education from Wilmmd ton College and her MA degree from Ohio State University She teaches English and is also our 11 brarian and the advisor for the Girl Reserves Her hobby is cro chetmd and readin su VO HUGH SEMPLE He received his B S in Education from Ohio Nor thern University He teaches sci ence and drivers education His hobby is fishing QM MARY LUCAS-She received her B.S. in Education from Wilming- ton College. She also attended Ohio State Ohio University and Rio Grande She teaches English Her hobby is poetry C7 NADINE OAKES She received her BS in Business Education from Ohio State University She teaches shorthand typing and bookkeeping Her hobbies are knitting and basketball Il HOWARD TEIFKE He received his BS in Education from Ohio State University He teaches gen eral math business math sociol ogy and physical education he IS also our head basketball coach His hobby is photography 9 ' 5 r 'I Q' 5. I . . g ' is 1 iswff X l . I A V R -5 ...ir y, y ROBERT TI-IORSON--He received his B.S. in Education from Wil- mington College. He teaches in- strumental music and is the di- rector of the band. His hobby is painting. 1 - -- t i i ' V, . R . :Elf L ei H JOSEPH WHISLER-He received his B.S. in Education from Ohio State University. He teaches phy- sical education and geography be- sides being head football coach. His hobby is electric trains. RACHEL WARNER She attended Ohio University and teaches music in the elementary and high schools Her hobby is music 135'- 'I-v ' af' no OLWEN WILLIAMS She recen ed her BS in Education from Western Reserve University She teaches home economics Her hob by is collecting china EST!-IER DAUBER She did her training at Ohio University She is a part time teacher in our Engllsh department and her hobbs music 'X ' - ' - ' ' Q is I V. .. Q,-.Qi 3 1 5- . V , v.L - ' fi. . ...xc ' wi - J' 1' Q . an X , 5 5131? i ! CLYDE MAYHEW WILBUR PATTEN 3 R ' A' fra -- Zamwlafg It would be lmposslble for the Jackson schools to function wlth out the efficient help of our Board of Educatlon They work unceas mgly for the betterment of our schools Thls year Clyde Mayhew who IS a local undertaker was elected presldent of the group Wllbur Patten who IS a clerk ID one of Jack son clothmg stores IS the newly elected vice president Frank Get tles an accountant at the D T 8a I was re elected as clerk of the group The other two members who are qulte active on the school ance salesman Our hats go off to these fxve men who deserve all the praise we can glve them FRANK GETTLES DR W B TAYLOR PRESTON TURNER A '5- 4 -S II Hx, fs Q Q9 4 , M ' A Nui. ' T -c fiv- 0 board are W. B. Taylor, a physician, and Preston Turner, an insur- M t 5 ' X ' fc in X4 l i ' I V. I 1 , The Student Council was organized in the hope that it would help better the welfare of the school. This way the students would have equal represen- tation in the governing of their school. Each room selected a student with the qualifi- cations they thought best needed, to represent them in this student organization. These members heard the general problems of the students, encour- aged Clean sportsmanship, and helped promote scholarship. This student governing body is under the guid- ancc of Melbra Thornton whose job is to see that the decisions of the Student Council are carried out efficiently. FRONT ROW-Wally Poetker, .lim Carr, Jerry Smith. A Agfa 1 - , it M- WMIKER J- SNUTI-I -r X l,,l f A 0. EVANS ML POE TKEK cd! MIDDLE ROW-Peggy Halterman, Kenny Shumate, Kay Oney, Sandra Shumate, Max Henry, Francis Beckley, Velma Harrison, Barbara Naugle, Thomas Swain, Donna Carlisle. BACK ROW- Carl Robinson, Bill Yerian, Tom Lyons, Charles Mayhew, Mickey Walker, Mac Helms, Bill Crabtree, Mr. Thorton, Olwen Evans. at f Je. Scholarship, leadership, character and service-these are the standards of the National Honor Society. The students, who are chosen by the faculty, must be in the up- per one-third of the senior class. They must also have the previous stated qualifications. This organization was first installed in the Jackson High School in 1948, Through these years it has helped the underclassman to improve himself so that he too might belong to this society some day. as 9'. qP', .3 Tm' QL A- . JI CARR, xv. corwifv 0 Evmvs w Tounsow ' 71 in s QS: fy-5 -.of-' ,4 Wh , F , . 5 MY lv B. Tones. E. Mitten li Palm! M PURDY inn- -Hmmgraqslm 'Vik . 'Civ '52 f K V' -4' R. Rica. ! l.WHLMEfs' M6 I i '57 It fl J' f' X .ry K5 ! I 4 M 'X XIX: War, t -- fr fifffzf' -fx - SPLQQ .'fff c ' N -M, 2 of f. 43 :Q W W 'P Ag- 33 sq S fr-'ex , Bnssn-: Bono- ,V '51 W, ' - Girls' Glee Club 11-2-3-41 'A ' A 1 'f fi ffl ix W ' ,fx ff 7 MARJORIE BRAGG- Assembly 12-313 Girls' Glee Club 11-2-3-41g Skele- K X lax '-6' TQNIQY' ton Staff typist 1413 Homeroom Treas. 141 lg me Q -. W. 3 . 4 N5 W, if 3, If 1 ..., L 9,1 .. fd ,ki , 017' ,J ,fr Turf MARILYN BROHARD G1r1 Reserves 131 FHA 141 G1rls Glee Club 2 3 MELVIN BURTON Homeroom Treas 141 21 LIBBY BUTTS Glrls Glee Club 11 2 3 41G1rlS Basketball 13 41 af I6 'C 'qw -uni adm Gag,- JIM CARR Assembly 12 3 41 Boys Glee Club 11 3 41 Band 12341 Natlonal Honor Soclety 13 41 Student Councll 141 Homeroom Sec 141 Usher 17 8 l 2 3 41 THELMA CHANEY Basketball 13 41 Class Pres 111 Class V Pres 131 Jr Play 131 Pl- YLLIS CLAAR Jr Play 131 Assembly 1121 Elsteddfod 1121 Glrls Glee Club 11 2 3 41 Band 11 2 3 41 Glrls Basketball 11 2 3 41 Glrl Reserves 13 41 Hockey 1123 41 Class Sec 121 Homeroom Treas 13 Homeroom Pres 141 1 SENIOQ5 - ' 11- - -41 v . . . , If 1, 1 , 'QQ D 3? , I 1 CP wg? V..Al l,, . ,.,-, ,,., ,. Washington Rural High School 41-2-3,3 Girls, .Zig we 'ff v i ., A? 'jf ,. I 1 rt P . Q - Q . - Z 'Y In D - - L 1- - - gl 5 - , ' ,S 2--fb, P ff' 1,41 ,fs av'-'V' T7 FLOYD CLAY Boys Glee Club 111 EUGENE COPELY Q RL Boyd County Hlgh School 111 Assembly 111 In ,L tramural Basketball 131 Civ NORMA JEAN CORBIN Elsteddfod 111 Glrls Glee Club 112 3 41 Bas ketball 13 41 Gxrl Reserves 13 41 Natxonal Honor Society 13 41 Student Counc1l 111 Hocke 4 Homeroom V Pres 141 Skeleton Staff Typlst -3' 412' CHARLES Cox Boys Glee Club 11 2 3 41 H1 Y 12 3 41 Osky Wow Staff AdV9I'tlSlI'lg Manager 12 3 41 Jumor Play 131 Basketball Manager 121 Honor Student 141 Scholarship Team 11 31 Assembly 11 2 3 41 Elsteddfod 11 2 3 41 Homeroom Treas 131 7-+ BONNIE DOBBINS Jumor Play 131 Assembly 11 2 3 41 Elsteddfod 11 2 3 41 Boys Glee Cllub 11 2 3 41 Football 11 2 Basketball 1121 H1 Y 13 41 H Y Sec 141 JANET EVANS- Scholarshlp Team 121 Honor Student 11 2 3 41 Assemblv 11 2 3 41 Glrls Glee Club 11 2 3 Skeleton Staff Typxst 13 41 Glrls Basketball 12 3 41 G1r1 Reserves Socxal Cha1rman 13 41 Hoc key 12 31 Osky Wow Tvpxst 141 OLWEN EVANS- Natxonal Honor SOCl6ty 13 41 Honor Student 11 2 3 41 Student Councll 13 41 Secretary Chcu leader 141 Jumor Play 131 Glrls Glee Club 11 2 3 41 Skeleton Staff 141TVp1st Gxrl Reserxcs 13 41 Scholarshlp Team 121 Glrls B sketball 11 2 3 41 Hockey 112 3 41 Assembly 112 41 Exs teddfod 111 '46 hr' 1015 DAVID FARRAR Boys Glee Club 11 2 3 41 Football 11 41 5ENlOQ5 - - I7 1 ' ,Q-Q V , 1 ' J - 1 - . 1 A 1 A I ' :W ' ' -.- - : - . ' 9 i 3 ' - 1 Z L1 4 P1 . . 3 6 s A' ' A . ' . . W 1 ' , .-. - - ' - - - ' . V SY . . ' ' ' 111- 211 , y . Y , K, 1 - 3 ' - - - 1 - ' ' - - - 3 . 17 9 I 1: . ' - 1 '- - 1 i- -. 1 1 Homeroom Sec. 1313 Homeroom Pres. 141 I 3 sl, rf . ---41: C - J . . Q . - 1: - S - 7 Y - - Q : ' - w bv: x1', : 1 A I - - . Q I - N . 'y ., I . - 5 1 ' ' - ff - - 2 ' - - - L - - lf. 'sam . A Q , 5 , ,, 1 H 12' xgmwm 'QVN OSCAR GROVER Assembly 131 Boxs Glee Club 11 31 Intramural Basketball 131 BETTY HALL Glrls Glee Club 111 Glrls Basketball 131 an ilk- QV'--..,, -cn.. X T LORETTA HARBERT Assembly 13 41 G rls Glee C lub 11 2 3 4 Cheerleader 11 21 F H A Pres 141 Homeroom Sec 141 'Q VELMA HARRISON Gxrls Glee Club 11 2 3 41 Glrls Basketball 11 2 3 41 Cheerleader 111 G1rl Reserves 13 41 F H A Amir 141 Hockey 131 Student Councll 141 DARRELL HICKMAN Bows Glee Club 141 4- LOIS JENKINS Honor Student 112 3 41 Skeleton Staff Typlst 141 Osky Wow Staff 13 41 1BUSlH8SS Manager 41 Junior Play 131 Girl Reserves 13 41 Glrls Lea ders Club Treas 121 Sec 131 Glrls Glee Club 11 2 3 41 Scholarshlp Team 11 21 Assemblx 13 41 Gxrls Basketball 11 2 3 41 Hockey 11 2 31 Alter nate to Buckeye Glrls State DOROTHY JOHNSON Elsteddfod 13 41 Glrls Glee Club 11 2 3 41 as ketball 12 3 41 Glrl Reselves 131 FHA 141 f if NORA JOHNSON Assembly 112 31 Glrls Glee Club 111 Hockev 141 Lxbrarv and Lunchroom vxorker 5ENlOll25 ' - - NA il' My, NV - ., , 4 - , '- 4- 1 sr Qi- X' - 1 - . - , at T Glee, 1 , ' 1 -.1, A 1 at 1 at 3 - 1 - 1 1 ' - - - 13 154 '-Eff 1 , ' . 1 , ,V -.9 . 9 ' . - 1 . - - 1 7 3 1, far 1 - A-ff, tv sl Q , 1' 1, 1 - 1 -...- 1 1 A le-A Q 4 Y' L ' I- 9 ' l 1 ffl fl ' y ' ' - I ' - - - 3 B - E A. 1 ' - 1 - - - is a va W gm. -. Y M. ,-qv WILMA JOHNSON School CltlZ6n Osky Wow Staff 11 2 3 41 Edltor Natlonal Honor Soc 3 41 Class V Pres 11 Class Treas 131 Homeroom Sec 11 2 3 41 Band 112 3 41 Honor Student 112 3 41 Jun Play 131 Scholarshlp Team 11 2 31 Glrl Reserves Sec 131 Program Chairman 141 Glrls Glee Club 112 3 41 Assembly 11 2 3 41 Elsteddfod 11 2 3 41 Hockey 11 2 3 41 Girls Basketball 11 2 3 41 Del egate to Buckeye Glrls State gif' ,inf BLAINE JONES- '- Football 11 2 3 41 Basketball 11 2 3 41 Natlonal Honor Soclety 13 41 H1 Y 12 3 41 Skeleton Staff 141 Sports Edxtor Jumor Plav 131 Scholarship Team 111 Baseball 121 Assembly 11 2 3 41 Els teddfod 112341 Homeroom Pres 121 Class Treas 111 is lf' 5-I x bb 11111111 DEAN KEAIRNS Football 11 2 3 41 Basketball 1Intramural1 Boys Glee Club 11 2 3 41 Homeroom Pres 111 M1 f BARBARA LEACH Glrls Glee Club 11 2 3 41 Intramural Basketball DANE LEACH Bovs Glee Club 111 1:1-'fs CHARLES LEMASTEH Student Councll 141 Basketball 111 Homeroom Pres 131 V Pres 141 Class Sec 111 Intramural Basketball 12 31 Assembly 121 Softball 111 MARY MANNERING Gxrls' Glee Club 112 3 41, Hockey 11 2 3 41 n tramural Basketball 11 2 3 41 ,-. EILEEN MCGINNIS- 50' Q? G1FlS, Glee Club 11 2 3 41, Intramural Basketball 'sf 141, Cheerleader 11 21, F HA 141, Office Worker 11 2 3 41, Library Worker 11 21 SENIUIQS -- Nr- JOANNE MCLAUGHLIN G1rls Glee Club 412 3 41 FHA 431 Sec 4 Intramural Basketball 43 41 is If gm...-H C7 JANIE MERRICK GIFIS Glee Club 41 2 3 41 Band 41 2 31 Elstedd fod 421 Glrl Reserves 43 41 FHA 441 GIOVANNA MILLER C' 49'Nl- Y. Osky Wow Staff 41 2 3 41 Art Edxtor Natxonal Honor Society 43 41 Glrls Glee Club 41 2 3 41 Glrl Reserves 43 41 Hockey 42 3 41 Intramural Basketball Assembly 42 31 Scnolarshlp Team 41 2 31 Honor Student 41 2 3 41 Homeroom reas 441 Homeroom Sec 441 WINNIE MILLER Cheerleader 41 21 Jun1or Pllay 431 Assembly 41 2 31 Glrls Glee Cllub 41 2 3 41 Glrl Reserves 43 41 Hockey 441 Elsteddfod 41 21 Intramural Bas Work 41 21 SAMUEL MURRAY BARBARA NAUGLE Gxrls Glee Club 41 2 3 41 Intramural Basket b 41 2 3 41 Intramur l Softball 41 2 3 4 Cheerleader 421 Gxrl Reserves 431 Student Counc1l441 GERALD NELSON Football 41 2 3 41 Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 41 Class Offlcer Sec 411 Class V Pres 42 3 41 YN-qv HAROLD NELSON Football 41 2 3 41 Boys Glee Club 41 2 3 41 Homeroom Pres 43 41 Class Pres 41 2 3 41 SENIOQS - L ' ' - - - 1 . . . , . '13 ' N ,I 4 ' T' ' f 9 . ' ' n ' K, ...J ' ketball, 4413 Office Work- 41-2-3-413 Library KI' N 'K K .T 9 A all ---14 R , - - - : ' 4- - - : V ' , . 3 . . - - ' .,i -1 5 'ET-ii? i 'l 'b-' i ,anis DONAGENE NICHOLS- Band 12 3 41 Hockey 141 Intramural Basketball 141 Intramural Softball 141 DIXON PARKS- Boys Glee Club 11 341 Basketball 11231 Baseball 11 2 31 EMMA PARKS- Glrls Glee Club 11 2 3 41 Glrls Basketball 12 3 41 Glrl Reserves 13 41 Hockey 12 3 41 ANN PARRY Natlonal Honor Soclety 13 41 Glrl Reserves 13 41 Pres Osky Wow Staff Senlor Reporter 141 Feature Reporter Skeleton Staff 11 2 3 41 Glrls Glee Club 11 2 3 41 Scholarshlp Team 12 31 Jun lor Play 131 Band 1 21 GIYIS Leader Club 12 31 V Pres Hockey 112 3 41 Glrls Basketball 11 2 3 41 Assembly 11 21 Homeroom V Pres 141 Elsteddfod 111 Honor Student 11 2 3 41 CAROLYN PHILLIPS- Hockey 12 3 41 Gxrls Leader Club 13 41 Girls Basketball 12 3 41 Elsteddfod 111 JACK POPE- Football 11 2 3 41 Boys Glee Club 11 2 3 41 Jun lor Play 131 Baseball Manager 121 H1 Y 12 31 Assembly 11 2 3 41 Exsteddfod 11 2 3 41 Home room Pres 131 Homeroom Sec 141 Q-ol? X'-1' 'ui' KATHLEEN POTTER DOWNEY Glrls Glee Club 111 FHA Club 111 MARY DIANNE PRICE -'QV Band 11 2 3 41 Skeleton Staff Feature Reporter Q 11 2 3 41 Honor Student 11 2 3 41 Scholarship Team 1 31 G1rl Reserves 13 41 4X ffm-Ox 11 ' -2- - : - - s an '17 LMI' . -1 . ' , - - n A .Q 1 I ' E . , . .sz - - - L: ' ' p Girls' Glee Club 11-2-3-41g Girl Reserves 13-413 A - - . ' 1 - . ' 1 ' 5 1 A ,,, 3 1 1 y M 5115 ' ,fitkh ' A C fp' ,ag JWN -G12 J3'0'iM-is '17- A-0' 1' n MARALYN PURDY- Skeleton Staff 13-41, Editor: Osky Wow Staff 12- 313 National Honor Society 13-411 Girl Reserves 13-41: Scholarship Team 11-2-31: Honor Student 11-2-3-413 Assembly ll-2-41g Eisteddfod 11-2-3-411 Girls' Glee Club 11-2-3-413 Girls' Basketball 11-2- 3-411 Girls' Leader Club 12-3-41: Hockey 11-2-3- 413 Assistant Girl Scout Leader 12-31 -.274 NORMAN RAYBURN- Boys' Glee Club 11-2-3-41 JOANNE REYNOLDS Assembly 131 Girls Glee Club 111 Girls Bas ketball 11 41 Q M -.-and if CHARLES RI-IEA nk 1' .af BILL RICE Boys Glee Club 11 2 3 41 Skeleton Staff 141 EIS teddfod 11 2 3 41 Assembly 11 2 3 41 DICK RICE National Honor Society 13 41 Boys Glee Club 11 2 3 41 Assembly 112 31 Elsteddfod 111 Junior Play 131 H1 Y 12 3 41 Scholarship Team 11 2 31 Buckeye Boys State EVELYN RICE Girls Glee Club 11 2 3 41 Girls Basketball 11 2 22 31 Assembly 12 3 41 Girl Reserves 13 41 Hockey 1 2 DUANE RIDER Band 11 2 3 41 Scholarship Team 121 Eisteddfod 1121 Boys Glee Club 112 341 H Y 141 s sembly 141 5f!VlOQ5 -- . 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E ,131 Q K ' ' . v - Q, A . if f - - 5 g - - L . 9 ,, L - y - - 9 ' - - 9 1 A K ' -3, I 'W ' . ji ,... , I - - - 9 ' ,J ' ' - Q ' - - - z 1- Q A - CARL ROBINSON Boys Glee Club 11 2 3 43 Football 11 2 3 43 Baseball 11 2 3 43 Home Room Officer Pres 133 Sec 143 Class Off Treas 123 Sec 133 Treas 143 '35 psig 44 BETTY ROE RICHARDS- Assembly 11 2 33 Glrls Glee Club 11 2 33 Glrl Reserves 133 Glrls Leader Club 123 Hockey 11 2 33 Glrls Basketball 11 2 33 -'::r ' Ul- GEORGE SAVEY Boys Glee Club 112 3 43 Homeroom Offlcer Treas 123 Elsteddfod 11 33 Football Manager 12 JIM SHUMATE Band 11 2 3 43 Boys Sta e 143 Boys Glee Club 11 23 Assembly 11 2 3 43 Homeroom Pres 143 ROBERTA SMITH Band 12 3 43 Assembly 11 2 33 Glrls Glee Club 3 43 Glrl Reserves 13 43 Worship Chalrman DORIS SPRIGGS- Glrls Glee Club 112 3 43 Skeleton Staff 143 Glrls Basketball 112 3 43 Girl Reserves 13 43 Hockey 11 2 3 43 Home Room Offlcer 113 Treas 123 Sec 133 Sec 143 V Pres PATSY SPRIGGS- Honor Student 11 2 3 43 Glrls Basketball 13 43 FH A Club 13 43 V Pres JIM STRAWSER Baseball 12 33 Basketball 143 Boys Glee Club 12 3 43 Scholarship Team 12 33 5f!VlOD Tin Q' umm Aff 3 'fm 'Sufi' 511-av'- ' ia, 'QW X-rn Une 3 1 23 Qms K' 'rs Q 3 MARTHA TURNER- Skeleton Staff 11-2-3-43, Bus. Mgr., Girls' Glee Club 11-2-3-433 Girl Reserves 13-433 Assembly 11- 233 Eisteddfod 11-235 Band 1133 Hockey 12-33: Girls' Basketball 11-2-33g Home Room Officer 113 Sec. MICKEY WALKER- School Citizeng National Honor Society 13-431 Football 12-3-433 Boys' Glee Club 11-2-3-433 As- sembly 11-2-3-41g Eisteddfod 11-2-3-435 Homeroom Officer 143-Pres.g Class Officer 143 Pres. RUTH WARREN EUBANKS- Girls Glee Club 11 2 3 43 Assembly 11 2 3 4 Elsteddfod 11 2 3 43 Skeleton Staff 143 General Reporter Hockey 11 2 3 43 CAROLEE WASMER Band 11 2 3 43 Assembly 113 Eisteddfod 133 Girls Glee Club 11 2 3 43 Girl Reserves 3 43 SUE WAUGH Assembly 113 Girls Glee Club 11 2 3 43 Basket ball 143 FHA 13 43 officer Home Room Offi cer Sec 13 43 NANCY WHITE WILLIAMS- Junior Play 133 Assembly 11 2 3 43 Eisteddfocl 11 2 3 43 Girls Glee Club 11 2 3 43 Oskv Wow Staff 133 Girl Reserves 133 SUZIE WILLIAMS- Cheerleader 11 2 3 43 Student Council 133 Girl Reserves 13 43 Girls Basketball 13 43 Skeleton Staff 143 Reporter Girls Glee Club 112 3 43 Scholarship Team 123 Home Room Officer 133 Treas Hockey 123 Assembly 13 43 SHIRLEY WILSON Band 112 3 43 Girls Basketball 143 G rl R serves 13 43 Girls Glee Club 11 2 3 43 ,ae 6 fr,- -wa- if ffm 'Fir M 5fNlO3Q5 - - 1 1 A - ik I- J - - - 2 - Z - - - 93' I 1410+ -. ,- ' - - - 1 A : ' 1 . 1 ' ' U - - - z ,- , 5 i - - - 1 - . 3 1 l Q 5 . - - - . ' Y - - - . . 3,3 sf 4, j refs fs . - . - H. 11 - 1 ' ' - 3 1 3511 A .I 1 ' ' ,- - - 1 .Vos ii '1 1 1 3 , is Q - 4 1 f 3 S'-Q 59' - - - - 1 ' ' : i e- 1 GLENNA YERIAN- Girls Glee Club 11-2-3-41' Girls Basketball 141 SENIORS N01 Ill TI RED RUSSELL BARBEE Boys Glee Club 11 2 3 41 ORVILLE CHISHOLM BILL CRABTREE Scholarshlp I'e'1m 121 Bovs Glee Club 11 2 3 Baseball 13 41 Student Councxl 141 Homeroom V Pres 131 Homeroom Treas 141 MARTHA REID PERKINS Gxrls Glee Club 141 Llbrary Worker 11 2 MIRIAM PUSEY New Lexmgton Hxgh School 11 21 Pasadena Ihr, VIRGINIA REED F H A Club 121 ALES SCURLOCK Glrls Glee Club 11 2 3 41 Assembly 131 LAVETTA SCURLOCK Glrls Glee Club 11 2 3 41 Assemblx 131 Home room Treas 141 ESTER SIMPSON Guls Glee Club 11 2 3 41 Glrls Softball 2 3 ROGER SIMMS B xx Glee C1ub11.Z 4 5f!VlOlQ5 - - , V . I I N Q A ' ' J 1 , - , K 1 V ,. - - JD: - ' C 1 , . . 3 ' . . , 5 , ' - -3, . . - 5 .Uh School, Pasadena, Calif., 131 - . . ff ' . B.: v -1 - - 2 - B.. 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Q... fs QM 1- Jake Forshey Bob Hughes 'QL Ray Harnson f ' S MSX Mr X 1 Q.. 190- Barbara Felton ndw are Mac Helms new 5 Delano Humphreys Anna Mae Hulchlson npflx 3 vm , Y 1 Jack Farrar 'bw 5'vv-wr' Jay Fluty Eleanor Hmes if Roger Jenkms li ...dz Jeanene Jones Jean Lambert ,OT lk 'wana f-WW' Edward Leedy Margie Luster 'M f -7-'C' tw 'Y' ar' Lee Lyons Tom Lyons Patty Markham Charles Mayhew raw., ,s Wendell McCoy Beiiy Jean McGoon Don Mercer Helen Mossbarger 31 4? K mf Q? ,W . v 1 I X., ni 5. A f 7 Q AI M ' ' .,:,.x: , I I , I 1 I 3 ' J' is ' V. Ji 4 ' H N Y f Lrg A ,L Q .r ,,., V H I L - In -H . g 1 -2-' 4 4 Qf -.-- ' ' 1, L , . ' ' A ,, I M' X-T' V ,zz-' X G 9 , 4 4 UN IOIQS 'ff-' Don Parker Q35 Gu,- Ralph Ragland E V : Phyllis Naugle Ur Paul E Osborne is-1 6 Wanda Nelson ,IVR ! v Z ,7 Paul F Osborne 5 xcav Ralph Poetker fn. 'U -9 Jack Pnest vw 1.7 Mary Rayburn Darlene Rhodes Beiiy Rxdge 'ii-1 'Tx Loxs Russell Louxse Roe JH-1' 'W' ,,..... ,Elf Alice Shields Bxll Shover Mv- Lelha Shumaie ,pf lbw Betty Lou Swam R ,nm Z If ,qi Eula Sixcklen Lewis Swmgle IQ? 'sf' Autumn Sfanlgy Nellxe Ruth Sxmpson rn' -an ,N A Q' MUY T390 Jean Vanfossan 33 UNIO Q5 pure Edna Wxllxams 'ix JUN IURS Perry Albert Patty Yates Ball Yerxan Ruth Blair Dons Bradley Dane Buckley Roland Clay Ellsworth Colby Norman Farley Elizabeth Fouty Patty Harrxs Betty Jackson Charles Johnson Patsy Law 34 -aw QQ-7' 'wr wr on Waugh wu3g., 'QTNQ Donald Wlllxs N01 Pll TURI' D Betty Jo Leonard George Neville Cora Lee Oney Loxs Pennington Walter Poetker Lon Hlce Rosalxe Salyers Marcella Sxckles Jerry Smith CllffOl'd Sowers Lehman Stxles Ruth Ann Wxlllams 7 Ayn, Y, 6 x l ,RM f ,, ' n W was t Lf A ' 45' l fi, 5 ' D ,W s :ll ig fl :,- ----. K V? ,,-- .5..1.. E y V .. K ggx . He xx - X ' Q f ' 1 3 I I Q I 1. Y Gi ll I f wie? N495 W ll i llll iii .Q , A-' ff? F . 4 71 ,. 1 . s 1x1 if 5173+ upg- S J i W1-LQ G -1' It's great to be a sophomore! The sophomore class of 1950 is eagerly looking tortrd .to aigieat future. Our advisor. Miss Grimes. has helped us with our many problems. our class party. and other events of the year. Our class has participated in all types of ath- letics. dramatics. and assemblies. We feel that the future holds lots ot promise in both boys' and girls' sports. Joan Miller was chosen to represent us as an attendant to the Queen at the Homecoming Game. We are studying. working. and trying to pre- pare ourselves to tit into the complex society we will soon be entering. Yes. our future looks bright and we hope to keep up the good examples that have been set for us. ROW 2-J. Callahan P Duhl C WM Downey, S. Drake G Fluty M Finch. Chick. ti. f . A fix ! 3,3 .I if-f C ROW 1-A. Coyan, E. Coyan, F. Broyles, H. Adams, M. Benton, N. Burke ROW 2-J. Brewer, J. Coyan, B. Carl, M. Terry, R. Cribbens, B. Channel. ROW 3-B. Bently, D. Brown, R. Barlow, F. Altherr, G. Brown, R. Beatty , ,-i 'f'W' ' mm sawn f 313925918 'WQYJQ , , 4:1 1 1 ' mmm ,gr- if 'Mmm' aw new -ff- lllwd ww 4. ROW 1-V. Blake H Burton M L. Claar, V. Colley W Alley ROW 3-J. Cunningham B De long, P. Dobbins F Carl T H, W Row 1-G. Eubanks, P. Franklin, . D. Fultz, E. Ellis, J. Bennett. FHM V ' ROW 2-H. Fitzpatrick, R. Tan- him nin, D. Goodwin, J. Grow, D. ' Eisnaugle, E. Henry. hui T7 ROW 3-C. Hill, S. Fisher, J. Cal- LM lahan, I. Leedy, S. Hoops. us 72 iw: ll Cm 37 IN ROW 1-R. Grimes, M. Green, D LeMasters, A. Landrum, B. Hall J. Jenkins. ROW 2-G. Luster, J. Howard V. Leonard, J. Lewis, B. Gettles J. Lyons. K . Q- E- 1 -.. Row 3-0. Gatewood, J. Lam- bert, M. Henry, R. Leach, J ' 1' Krumm. . If gg -1.7 P, .J ROW 1-D. Williams, M. Riegel, M. Walker, B. Waulk, O. White, A. Willis. ROW 2-E. Woodruff, P. Smith, P. Stevenson, L. Sharp, S. Sears. ROW 3--L. Rasp, D. Rose, O. Warren, J. Vittitoe, A. Walker. ROW I-S.Turner, J.Sta!en, C. Stewart J. Reynolds, H. Sickles, C. Skaggs. ROW 2-C. Roach, W. Wilson, S. Veach, E. Willis, K. Yates. ROW 3-A. Schmid, B. White, B. Smith, H. White, I. Stroth. 38 ROW 1-B. borne, E. Miller. ROW 2-P. Miller, S. ROW 3-J Munyon, Mason, D. May, H. Os- Mullins, B. Mullins, B McGhee, D. Martin, E. Parry, L. Mannering. Poetker, J. Priest, K. D. Merricks, F. May- ROW 1-B. Gruber, C. Leedy, J. Henderson, M. Leach, L. Hughes, R. Leach. ROW 2-J. Miller, J. Maloney, M. McCann, J. Miller, V. Pierce, D. Mays. ROW 3-O. Harrison, P. Leedy, J. Mullins, J. McTurner, T. Jacobs. IE-W' 11 ii 11 gan! 1 J Q'- ROW1 E Malone M Martin Mercer M Parks L Parry Rice ROW 2 D. Scurlock B. Smith Skaggs B. Shear J. Metzger Williams. ROW 3--C. Mossbarger B. Mor- gan J. Patten J. Rhea W. Mil- ef. 'N Gone are the fears ot entering a new school buildin and makin the man new ac uaintances 9 3 Y Q - We have been busy with athletics. assemblies. par- ties and the many activities of a high school of to- day. We have not lost sight of our real purpose in school. We are planning courses and selecting sub- jects that will lead to our diplomas in 1953. We have participated in sports. and some of us have done very well. This year we elected Carol Ridge as our attendant to the Homecoming Queen. Some of our girls participated in the Hockey meet at Athens. We also had our tirst class Chapel program this year. The whole class depends on our advisor. Mr. Jones. who helped us with our party. which was a lot of fun. Then there were the Eisteddfod assemblies. and the various school activities that contribute to an eventful school year. So now it is all over, and we will soon be Sophomores. fzeaimen ROW 1-D. Arthur, C. Arnold, B. Albert, ROW 2-D. Boothe, Comer, Brown ROW 3- Collier, Clay. '- i-i. Y ' -' r ., f ' ' .. A M, 4 , nv I 5- N . ,. -. , -g,,. ' -5 ff'-fs 'M. ..f: .f:: ' . W' ' t - . , Q In Q ' ,K , P - u -Q .9 '9'. agai ROW 1-E. Cavey, K. Cavey, C. Davis, J. Farrar, J. Clark, L. Ellison. ROW 2-V. Delany, M. Dempsy, M. Downey, T. Downey, R. Donaldson. ROW 3-B. Eisnaugle, J. Durkin, K. Dement, D. Elliott, C. Clark. ROW 1-W. Halterman, M. Greer L. A. Higgins, M. Gahm, P Hughes. ROW 2-O. Farrar, D. McGinnis A. Gibson, R. Hughes, J. Garrett C. Hughes, T. J. Fluty. ROW 3-H. Johnson, C. Haley, J McGillin, J. Howe, C. Garrett. 41 rs., 1 FDESUMEN ROW-l M. E. Gordon, B. Gib- son, J. Hughes, L. Green, G. L. King, E. Law. ROW-2 C. Haley, J. Johnson, J. Leach, G. Karr, B. Martin. ROW--3 W. Jones, N. Mullins J. Mapes, R. Landrum, R. Land- IUII. . ,,,.,,, ' 1fr5 ' 'N x' 5 W' vw we ' 2' -1 ' li-I -4 ' 'C ROW 1-D. Merrick, B. L. Maloney, L. McGoon, H. Morris, D. Owens. ROW 2-V. M. Olliver, N. Martin, C. Lough, J. Paugh, N. Beckett. ROW 3-D. Lewis, B. Markam, D. Perkins, J. Malone, B. Oney. sm ROW 1-J. Swan, B. J. Rice, C. Ridge, H. Richie, J. Robinson. ROW 2-M. Scott, R. Riegel, R. Spangler, R. Rhea, C. Rhea. ROW 3-J. Robinson, B. Rose- berry, B. Ross, B. Roseberry, P. Riegel. 42 El?EQH.MfN er, P. Woodruff, E. Wilson, B Williams. ROW 2--J. Hannigan, S. Arthur C. J. Yates, H. Tanner. ROW 3-A. Wilson, B. Humphrys P. Wood, K. Cooper, G. Yinger F. Sickles. . ... . . D .. ...g ., ... .. -. -- ... .- -. i ROW 1-G. Taylor, P. Thomas, J. Woodruff, J. Williams, J. Yerian. ROW 2--M. Williams, M. Wickline, J. Wood, M. L. Yerian, M. Terry. ROW 3--D. Wigner, E. Tilly, D. Walburn, R. Warner, J. Waggner. ROW 1--C. Stewart, J. Smith, E Stiffler, P. Smith, J. Smith. ROW 2-S. Swingle, M. Stiffler, N. Stiffler, D. Stanley, G. Stew- art, D. Swingle. ROW 3-R. Serrot, A. Seal, R Strawser, J. Snyder. 43 -i-- ' - -- If . ummm Us z.- ' 1 W I LI ff , iff- , . 3 ' A-,Q 'Hr fs., A Q , - if f .f , w. Q V 5 Ma ,fl , fait? Eli , GND as , ' ,XA -iw i j ' . , in 3 Hwvhl lil? ROW 1-Evan Oliver, Harry Thompson, Jim Kab- isch, Kenny Brodess, David Jarrell. ROW 2-Roy Goodwin, Shirley Leonard, Doris Donaldson, Jacqueline Sharp, Billy Kearns. ROW 3-Vondeen Osborne, Hershel Maloney, Jo- anne McKinniss, Elotia Wilson. I ROW l-John J. Eisnaugle, Dan Coll, Tom Swain, Yvonne Essman, Effie Mae Aldridge. ROW 2-Patty Steele, Shirley Vititoe, Rinalee Eis- naugle, Peggy Parker, Vivian Leedy. ROW 3-Sonny Morgan, Gary Parker,Charles Nail, Jim Swain, Royldene Howard. I 1 5,19 f JZ o., ROW 1-Loran Wise, Thomas Williams, Jerry Far- rar, Shirley McGoon, Norma Freeland. ROW 2-Ann Mapes, Marsha Edwards, Bonnie White, Frances Beckley, Bobbie Blake. ROW 3-Gary Reid, Larry' McGinniss, Roger Wal- ker. ROW l-Arthur Stevenson, Jake Gahm, Jerry Hunley, Bob Buckley. ROW 2--Fielding Massie, Jim Jenkins, Nancy Mc- Guffey, Judy Hurst, Diana Serrott. Row 3-Newell Rhodesfaiii Bruce, Mariiyn Eu- banks, Joan Carlisle, Harold Boggass. ROW 4-Shirley Trago, Peggy Vance, Betty Oliver, Linda Callahan. 7 Hi I ' -U qv 4 ' 5- Q 1 'V 'Q' -sf 5 ' ' ' r' ? -W J- A ,, , ' ov E , as .Al.. ll 3313 0' no Q1 Q? ROW I-Sandra Keairns, Joy Masters, Ruby Terry. ROW 1-Thomas Tolliver, Bill Gallagher, Harry Lois Davis, Shirley Wasmer. Dobbins, Harold Davis, John Sturgill. ROW 2-Flvra ROSS., Rosmary Bethel. Mary Row 2-Hayden ouer, Paul Waugh, Don Buck- Waugh, Joyce Yerian, Trevena Stiles. leyy Tom Roush, Eddy Lewis, Gwyn Parry, Joe ROW 3-Herb Willison, Roger Johnson, Arthur Dunbeckl Bill Leach, Dan Dawson' Wilson, Franklin Hill. I Env-M fb .Ji Xhmgitm . ads Q I, 4 vi ...WG is -Q - ,Q ROW 1-Lewis Davis, Carl Sears, Sonny Harless, Dallas Warner, Jim McNeer. ROW 2-Helen Leedy, Shirley Hall, Doris Claar, Nina Davis, Janice Jenkins. ROW 3-Johnny Bishop, David Warner, Grace Plummer, Juanita Cook, Myra Corvin, Glen- ora Ewing. ROW 4-Ronnie Sears, Jim Thorson, Paul Collins, Wayne Parks. ROW l-Franklin Snyder, James Moore, Timmy Coll, Daniel Sexton, Earl Rowe. ROW 2-Alfred Musick, Don Walburn, Shirley Smith, Janice McGinnis, Robert Ratcliff. ROW 3-Doris Spriggs, Tom Jenkins, Eva Manner- ing, Gail Conway, Ida Jean Wilson. ROW 4-Roseann Hughes, Sharon Mapes, Grace Tutor, Ruth Washabaugh, Peggy Halterman. I ,MB ,M .fi ROW 1-Jim Talbott, Layne Longfellow, Kenney Shumate, Bob Miller, Merle Wilson. ROW 2-Joyce Spriggs, Glenna McNeer, Jean Ar- nold, Lois Owens, June Arnold. ROW 3-Ruth Leedy, Joan Burnham, Janet Sue Gatewood, Bill Lewis, Shirley Delong, Bob Brown. ROW 4-Rita Parish, Paula Grant, Connie Jo Rasp, Tommy Crabtree, Kenny Swingle. Qfwwle ROW 1-Lon Hayes, Tom Davies, James Green, Delbert Canter, Richard Hatten. ROW 2-Bill Branscomb, Janet Brown, Ella Deen Ewing, Shirley Corn, Ruth Downey, Billie El- kins. ROW 3-Joy Ann Mannering, Janet Krumm, San- dra Arthur, Joyce Mason, Betty Miller. ROW 4-Jack Faulkner, Joine Lambert, Marilyn Liebenderfer, Billy Brooks, Robert French, El- wood Hall. - Q A Z IQ! lvl- ., f ,gas 4 L!! el., 1.3! , I ..-,,. i V ROW 1-Charles Linton, Ronnie Martin, Cabin May, Ronald Elkins, Tucker Benton. ROW 2-Mary Mercer, Joan Miller, Joan Williams, Donnagene Thomas, Betty Keller, Janet Brown. ROW 3-Myrna Gruber, Margarite Snyder, Sue Ann Fout, Elizabeth Collins, Ruth Coyan, Tom- my Wetzel. ROW 4-W. D. Keairns, Ann Conger, Marilyn Hughes, Bobby Humphreys, Roy Mobley. ROW 1-Bobby Gallagher, Thomas West, Martin Wiseman, Charles Hasper, Clifford Howell. ROW 2-Alfred Ruston, George Fessler, Gladys Canter, Darlene Colby, Dean Helman. ROW 3-Don Wilson, Joan Drake, Shirley Essman, Bodine Smith, Marlene Swingle. ROW 4-Bob Exline, Jack Mercer, Marvin Marks, Thelma Folden. 1 4 f F' fx :-.-fx' 'M , , M+J,f29i5'1f'gQm W . I I Each year the students elect a senior boy and a senior girl to be School Citi- zens. When the results ot the contest were announced this year, it was found that the high honors had gone to Wilma Johnson and Mickey Walker. They were chosen on the following points: conscientiously prepares assignments, obeys rules and regula- tions, participates in activities, respects his teachers, is courteous to all, is loyal to school and country, takes care ot school property, and is prompt. dependable, and honest. We of J. H. S. are very proud to have such outstanding students in our school. Congratulations. Wilma and Mickey! HER COURT ,f M , M. x I-A We held our annual Osky Wow Party ln November thxs year to elect our Osky Wow Sweetheart of 1950 Each homeroom that had 80 percent or more oi the students subscribe for Osky Wow was elxgnble to elect a candxdate who would represent that home room at the dance When the votes were counted at the dance lt was found lhat Giovanna Miller a popular senxor girl had the honor of being cho sen from the hve candldates The members of her court were Ol wen Evans Jean Evans Loretta Harbert and Wllma Johnson Bxll Davis a member of the year book staff crowned the queen and presented her wxth the befxttxng traditional kiss Congratulations to the Queen and her court' fk. ...be 50 1 E . I, fi . -. Q W f 4 1 I sf- J l K-ff I . ,,,, vkvh ,,,4A,.....gS-l 7. K? My mm fzzreefhedfuf , ' .Rv ,,-N,.,, '? Q- mv 46-. '67 5 'var Y? ? 'aff' !? f v 1 an Aw! I ...J ... FT' ,pf ll' QU . K r K Q, W.. 'V' Y 1 B' Q, 1 mv . , Q-57' fs, V 3 ,V 1 my X l I . 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Hughes T. Adams. ROW 1-J. Osborne C. Haley D. Wildman Mr. Davis. ROW 2-C. Hughes, B. Matthews, J. Cunningham. ROW 3--C. Stapleton, J. Vittitoe D. Elliott, C. Hill. 59 1 ' gmc! fy ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW -5.1- 1 Mary Trago Perryette Cremeens Gall Stewart Davld Fisher Jane Ann Bennett Mary Prlce Caralee Wasmer Patty Markham Wilma Johnson Betty Jean McGoon Anna Hutcrlson Helen Mossbarger Jack Rhea Patty Yates Phyllis Claar Shlrley Wllson Marllyn Greer Kay Cavey Rodney Warner Donna Jean Nichols Roberta Smlth Betty Rldge Nanette Martxn Ol1ve Whlte Jeanene Jones Loxs Hughes Carol Rxdge Paul Leedy Kenneth Dement Melva Lee Fmch Carol Davls Judy Mlller Juanita Henderson Davld Arthur 4-Delores Wllllams Norma Jean Burke V1rg1n1a Plerce Charles Mossbarger Joan Mlller Don Parker Alva Wllson John Malone Barbara Waulk Paul Osborne John Lewls James Wag gener James Vltltoe James Shumate 5 B111 Gettles Charlene Leedy Lou Ann Hlgglns Carl Bethel Bob Hughes Clarence Clark 2 3 6-Mr Thorson Eleanor Hmes Dalsy Booth Edlth Cavey Roger Brown James Carr Charles Mayhew James Froutman Bob White Dean Swmgle Talmadge Mayhew The Jackson Hxgh School Band has just completed one oi the mos! successful years m xts hxstory Its hrst performance for the year was held on Labor Day On that day the band partxcxpated m a band carnrvaal at Charleston West Vxrgmla During the Apple Festival the band was the leader oi many parades In football sea son the members worked dlllgently to prepare tormatxons tor not only the home games but also those that were played away The 'mfs band put on several variety shows this wmter and also gave an out standing concert thus sprmg As the band s hnal performance of the school year they traveled to Cmcxnnatx to gave a radxo broadcast Much ot the credit tor such a fme band IS attrtbuted to Mr Rob ert Thorson our eftxcxent band leader Thus has been Mr Thorson s hfth year as band leader at Jackson Hxgh School and the band feels very fortunate ln havmg such an outstandmg dxrector The band was led by David Fisher as drum major Mary Diane Prxce and Gall Stewart as mayorettes and Perryette Cremeens Jane Bennett and Carolee Wasmer as twxrlers lt was composed of 80 members ten ot whom were semors who 5fEMl RT played thexr last year m the J H S Band . 5 1 . I 5 i 1 ' 5 1 F0 1 x di A' . L ' Y 1, , ,X M 1 l K , r ,V U I t Fl . ' ' g J Eff ,' ,, ., L 1 1, t X, , 1 1 e M . Q ,,f.,1 J.. . W 1 1 I 1 ' ' 1 1 D 1 W I 1 - I 1 - A' 1 1 1 I I 1 ' 7 1 1 I , . 'W 1 1 vi 1 , 1 , . 1 . 1 . 7 7 7 Y 7 7 1 . D Y 7 7 1 7 - I 7 ' W 1 1 ' 1 1 1 O 1 Duane Rlder, Vorhis Leonard, Oswald Warren, Dean Lewis, Carol Yates, Mary Ann Walker. ' Y . Y l 7 l 7 7 7 7 3 Y V ' gf' - D - . Q . . . B. my DA if . - 5 - . . . . . 'Ro Cfzfmfffvs- BfNNE7T - WASMER. K8 vi PRICE FIISAPY ui? FRONT ROW-Price, Rider, Wasmer. BACK ROW-Shumate, Nichols, Smith, Carr, Johnson, Claar. gown! MINE is 4 MFT- 7' Y h V Ay 5 ?W:2f lf. 1-. P57-Jggfmw' ' 4 1:5935 Jw., VF QM? 4 Q , K J . x tx A W ' vm? L nhffig yxkx vg iggsgxgx Jw. x 9 4' H fi jx ' fl H . ' N ff. '- Mi' 1... :YQ xex ! ,K 's 'Sa w wma Q? 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Bob Cunningh 77,, ,, , Dane Buckley On,Decembe1 2, the Junior class ot 1950 presented one of the best plays ever given at Jackson High name of the play was Strictly Formal , a comedy in three acts portrayed by a very talente cas ,his the story oi a typical American family and the problems they tace. It particularly is the sn? ot Jane Cutler and her family. Jane is trying to get a date tor the Senior dance. She manages to get one after another. only to find them broken for some reason or another. The audience was kept in suspense throughout the play wondering just whom Jane would get a date with. It was a grand play and the cast did a fine job in presenting it under the able direction of 64 Miss Lucas. 4. . .....:aMwnl-- , .,- Y... ,.....,.,, WW.. 4 xr, ROWI J Strawser G Mluer B 'ff gikfffw Ewa Jones O Evans ROW 2 L Jenkms C Phlllxps A Parry S Wllson D Rlder J Evans B RICE W M111e1 if '51 ROW 3 M Price J Pope ui ml M 4' M-ml JW? 5lfNl0l2 PLAY A Date Wxth Judy . a three act comedy, was selected as the semor play this year. It as the story of Judy Foster. her family. and her fnends. The cast. under the capable dxrectxon of Miss Nadxne Oakes, as to be commended for such a fine per formance. Lovable Judy was played by Olwen Evans: her nrascnble father was played by Blame Jones and her patient mother by Gxovanna Mrller. Randolph, the precocxous kxd brother. was portrayed by Jam Strawser: Hanna a bellxgerent cook. was played by Ann Parry. A fluffy little mnnx. Barbara. and Mxtsn, Judy's specxal sxde luck, were portrayed by Janet Evans and Wtnme Miller. respectively. Oogxe Prmgle. the man an Judy's hte ls Bill Rlce: a theatrical producer with a case ot nerves was played by Jack Pope. The washwoman was played by Shxrley Wxlson and her snub nosed daughter was portrayed by Lois Jenlnns. Mrs. Shlutzhammer ot the P.'l'.A. was portrayed by Mary Dianne Pnce. A new boy rn town. Rex 0'Connor was portrayed by Duane Rxder. Hts Ind sxster, Suzie. was played by Carolyn Phxllxps. 65 - . ' ' ' ' ' 5? W 3NT'i'ff . . Q , 44 .,.. - Z' . A 45, , A Y. 'fx rf, Q f . Ghz: W A F W t 124 . 'C ' I 'fp' Y 1 I ' , X ,, W 'F . f 1 ' I , ,f-:Jewry M c,,Wf7f,riufW1q may ' K 'GY 6 . if . 5 y , X 4 Q ii ' x fi i 1 R . -Q 1 1 ,A X 'K 44, - 5 1 1, W ROW l-PerryetteCremeens, Jean Lambert, Darlene Brunton, Shir- ley Arthur, Donna Carlisle, Eleanor Hines, J ea n Evans, Jeanne Jones. ROW 2-Mary Rayburn, Darlene Rhodes, Delores Detty, Patty Yates, Helen Mossbarger, Naomi Dillinger, Molly Evans, Betty Ridge, Betty Dunn. ROW 3-Juanita Pierce, Nellie Simpson, Helena Booth. ROW 1-Winnie Miller, Suzie Wil- liams, Giovanna Miller, Janet Evans, Ann Parry, Wilma John- son, Maralyn Purdy. ROW 2-Anna Hutchinson, Betty McGoon, Olwen Evans, Doris Spriggs, Evelyn Rice, Norma Corbin, Lois Jenkins, Phyllis Claar, Emma Parks, Shirley Wilson, Carolyn Phillips. This year, the Girl Reserve organization is made up of forty- seven junior and senior girls whose advisor is Miss Faye McCoy. Any junior or senior girl may join this club. but she is expected to help carry out the purpose of trying to make a better school and community through Christian living. This organisation is a part ot the Y.W.C.A., and has been active in our school since 1527. The club has participated in chapel services and assemblies, the selling ot programs at the Thanksgiving football games. having a magazine sale. and other activities. President ..,......,,, , ,,... Ann Parry Vice President ,..,.. .. ....,...,. . l,,.. Betty McGoon Secretary ....,.,, .,,.,.. A nna Mae Hutchison Treasurer ..l.. , ......... Giovanna Miller 68 Top Row: Edward Leedy, John Patten, Jerry Lyons, H Paul Dobbins, Mickey Wal- ker, Bill Gettles, Joel Poet- ker, Dick Rice. Bottom Row: John Callahan, Charles Mosbarger, Dan Rose, John Lambert, Jim Krumm, Jim Metzger, Bob Delong. Top Row: Dave Fisher, Don Parker, Max Henry, Mr. John Finch, Duane Rider, Jack Howard, G 1 e n d o n Drake. Lon Rice, Bill Davis. me HI-Y INITIATION TEAM The Hi-Y Club is an organisation ot high school boys whose purpose is to create. maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards ot Christian character . Some ot the activities in which this year's club participated are: taking part in chapel and assembly programs. conducting a hot-dog stand at the tootball games. sponsoring covered dish dinners, and having the annual formal dance as a home- coming tor alumni members. The Hi-Y. with a membership this year of forty. meets every Monday evening. Mr. John I-'inch serves very capably as advisor tor the organisation. President .............................. ...... B ill Dlvii Treasurer ............................ Blaine Jones Vice President ..... ............. J ack Farrar Chaplain ...............,...... ,,,.. M sc Helrns Secretary ,,..,,,,..,. ,..... H onnie Dobbins Sergeant-at-arms ....,. .,., D ick Bice 6 Bottom Row: Harold Brown, Charles Cox, Blaine Jones, Hugh Durkin, Jack Farrar, 046g Wm The publication of our year book, the Osky Wow, is one of the most important events in the school year. The Osky Wow is a re- minder ot the many organizations and activities ot the school year. It is only through diligence and hard work that this book can be made possible. There is much work to be done before the Osky Wow can go to press. Pictures have to be taken. write-ups written and typed. statt meetings must be held, and new ideas must be discussed. Through the untiring efforts of the editor. Wilma Johnson. work on the book went along smoothly this year. Much credit goes to Mr. Keairns. our very capable and willing advisor. for the patient and untiring ettort he gave to its publication. And so, the Osky Wow staff takes great pleasure in presenting this. the 1950 edition ot the Osky Wow, published by and for the students ot Jackson High School. Wilma Johnson - - Giovanna Miller B111 Cochran - - Lynn Parry Editor in Chief ,,..., ..,..,.. W ilma Johnson Assistant Editor .4....7......,........,A,.... .,..,... J ean Evans Advertising Manager .....,.......,,,.....77... Charles Cox Assistant Advertising Managers Y,.. Y...,4Y........,...,A.., Bill Davis and Dane Buckley Sales Manager ...- ,,....,,..,,.......,.......Y7.,,.,. Lois Jenkins Assistant Sales Mgr. .,... - ........ ....,.... - Mary Coll Art Editor ...., , ............. .,,...,.i... Giovanna Miller ' Lynn Parry Assistant Art Editor ,.... - ..,.,. - .....,,.,.., Assistant Art Editor -H ............, Bill Cochran General Reporter ........ ,... , .. Janice Jeroy Senior Reporter v....., w,.Ya.. A nn Parry 1 ,f Junior Reporter .......... .,...s..,.,....... B etty Dunn Sophomore Reporter .Yar ..,..a. M argaret Strawser Freshman Reporter ,,...., ...,,..,.,.,. J udy Williams Junior High Reporter , ,,.. ......,... S andra Keairns Girls Sports Reporter ...,.,..,..... Kathryn Humphreys Boys Sports Reporter ....,., .,.,,,.... - .,.,,,. D ave Lambert Photographers ,...V.... M.. Bill Rice - Ronnie Barlow Typiai .....................a,,a........ - .... .,,a C C ...... .... J anet Evans Advisor .....,..... - .....VV-aa.,a... - .......... - E. Sanford Keairns Sales. Advertising and Editing: Roberta Grimes. Ruth Hutchison. Helen Ford Mary Lucas. TOP PICTURE-Bill Rice, Ronnie Barlow, Johnny Lambert. SECOND PICTURE - Sandra Keairns, Kathryn Humphreys, Margaret Straw- ser. THIRD PICTURE-Judy Williams, Betty Dunn, Janice JeRoy, Jean Evans. BOTTOM PICTURES - Dane Buckley, Charles Cox, Bill Davis, Lois Jenkins, Ann Parry, Janet Evans. ,My S p -. 9--'W of E Q E ROW 1--Miss Baker, M. Purdy, A. Parry, D. Spriggs, J. Hurst ROW 2-B. Rice, B. Dunn, B. Jones, O. Evans, R. Smith. We would like to express our thanks to our diligent hard-working Skeleton Stait for their ex- cellent editions of the Skeleton. We enjoyed the original features and editorials: the interesting pic- tures, the different contests, and the Skeleton Ball, which were all sponsored by the staff. In addition to the regular editions ot the Skeleton, the statt also produced two other issues, the Cross-Bones and the Jester. Through this means, the students of the school were kept well-informed on the happenings around school. ROW 1-M. Price, M. Turner, Warren Eubanks, C. Rice. ROW 2-L. Jenkins, D. Rhodes, S. Arthur, A. Stanley. Wann -9 1 if Row 1-Glenna Yerian, Lavetta Scurlock, Ann Parry, Giovanna Miller, Olwen Evans, Janet Ev- ans, Maralyn Purdy, Patsy 'f Spriggs. Row 2-Blaine Jones, Charles Cox, Bill Crabtree, Nora John- ff- L son, Thelma Chaney, Wilma Johnson, Betty Roe, Dick Rice, Jim Strawser. Members Not Pictured - Lois Jenkins, Mary Dianne Price. Nineteen ot our seniors have had the honor and distinction ot being in the Honor Group. To be a member ot this organisation. one must have a B average or better during all tour years ot high school. They have maintained this through study, determination and a desire to be fully prepared to etticiently take their places in the world. We are proud that nineteen ot our small class held this distinction and to them go our con- gratulations. MIHIYM PUNY- H POP'-'la' 'mio' Sm- D. D. WILDER PRESENTS MARALYNN had the honor and distinction of being one ot the ten winners in the contest spon- PURDY WITH A CHECK FOR 345000 sored by the Standard Oil Company ot Ohio. The contest was an essay on What Music Means To Me and any student. re- gardless ot grade, was eligible to enter. There were two thousand entries in the state and only ten winners. Maralynn was awarded a check tor 5450.00 by Mr. D. D. Wilder. a representative for the Standard Oil Company. We. ot Jackson High School, teel that Maralynn is very deserving of this honor and to her go our sincere congratulations. I 1 ' SEATED-Joan Swan, Juanita Pierce, Mina Terry, Donna Mayes, Mary Colby, Juanita Farrar, Ernes- tine Law. STANDING-Mrs. Richards, Margaret Strawser, Mary Stiffler, Faye Boles, Dalene Fultz, Louise Mc- Goon. Row l-A. wiuis, ROW 2-M. Leach, Franklin. J. McLaughlin, H. Booth, M. Brohard, E. Butts, L. Harbert, E. Wilson. R. Leach, B. Spriggs, V. Reid, G. Eubanks, G. Mercer, C. Lough, N. Stiffler, P. SEATED-Mary Rayburn, Marilyn Wickline, Patty Hughes, Gloria Karr, Clarabelle Stewart, Mary Copley, Mary Ann Green. STANDING--Eva Stiffler, Virginia Colley, Mary Claar, Dorothy Johnson, Hazel Burton, Letha Shu- mate, Pzitrica Smith, Chelsa Downey, Sara Turner. The Future Homemakers oi America is a club composed of girls from the Home Economics course. The chief purpose of this club is to teach the girls how to plan and operate their homes in years to come. They learn the basic principles of home decorating, cooking and other interesting things they will need to know. 74 if ROW I-Mr. Jones, A. Gibson, R. Serrott, L. McGinnis, R. Harrison, D. Buckley, J. Dunbeck. ROW II-F. Hill, D. Wigner, W. Parks- H. Dobbins, N. Rhodes, D. Dawson. BOTTOM ROW-T. Roush, B. G ROW I G. Parker, E. Albert, W. Wilson, J. Mapes, B. Jones, G. Savey- B. Channel. ROW II-P. Leedy, R. Cribbens, T. Chick, T. Williams, H. Brown, O. Grover, J. Carr. BOTTOM ROW-I. Leedy, G. Parry, R. Leach, B. Shover, B. Gallager, J. Farrar. ' 21 0 on 1 SEATED - Lois Jenkins, Olwen Evans, Maralyn Purdy, Loretta Harbert, Wilma Johnson, Ann Parry. STANDING - Richard Rice, Jim Strawser, Gio v a n n a Miller, Blaine Jones, Mickey Walker, Jim Carr. wis, J. Jenkins, H. Maloney. The ushers are a volun- teer group, who willingly give up their evenings to assist the student body and townspeople in find- ing their favorite seats in the auditorium. These boys are trained by Mr. Russell Jones who takes pride in their achieve- ment. These boys are cap- able and do their job smoothly. They truly de- serve praise for their helpful job. Hue, There is no office that doesn't require efficient workers. That is why these girls willingly give up their study halls to assist in the school office. This group is made up of girls from grades nine to twelve who are interested in of- fice work. They type reports, write absence excuses. answer ques- tions, deliver messages, issue tardy slips, and pass absence slips. They have many more minor tasks. The girls are taught to operate the various machines of the office and this gives them practical and use- ful experience that they can use in the future. ..- K+., Dilice Assistants Janice JeRoy, Judy Williams, Julia Yerian, Wilma Dever, Gloria Karr, Darlene Rhodes Wanda Nelson, Marilyn Wick- line. SEATED - Virginia Blake, Patsy Spriggs. STANDING - Mary Lynn Mc- Mann, Betty Jackson, Gloria Eubanks, Phyllis Claar, Eileen McGinniss, Loretta Harbert, Winnie Miller. Library Stall The Library Staff is made up of girls from grades seven to twelve, who have volunteered for this work, and have given up their study halls to help Miss McCoy in the school library. They check books in and out, repair books, answer questions students ask about various books. locate refer- ence material for themselves and others, and file book cards. Miss McCoy helps the girls to be effi- cient and helpful. In this way the girls acquire knowledge of a typi- cal library and how to operate it smoothly. This knowledge can al- :viiys be used and considered help- u . Janet Krumm, Nora Johnson, Roseann Hughes, Darlene Brun- ton, Judy Williams, Shirley De- long, B e t t y Hall, Darlene Rhodes, Lois Davis, Ernestine Law, Helen Osborne. STANDING - Judy Callahan, Nancy McGuffy, Adelyn Lan- drum, Rita Parish, Diane Ser- rott, Carol Rice. SEATED - Bonnie White, Ann Mapes, Judy Hurst, Sandra Keairns. Y ILM msn lux., mmf 1113 :-it fu-F Warm building. c l e a n halls. neat lawn - these are a few of the things that the students take tor granted. The people re- sponsible for these neces- sary conveniences seldom receive the appreciation they deserve. You have probably seen them around school some time or another. They are Mr. Dungan. Mr. Mercer, Mr. Vantossan and Mr. Wool- Um. lmci 2 ROW l-Jean Arnold, Betty Troutman, Ruth Downey, Nora Johnson, Aldon Veach, Otis Harrison, Bill Shover, Tillie Stroth, Charles Hill, Lee Lyons. ROW 2-Mary Downey, Ester Simpson, James Troutman, Oswald Warren, Har- old Downey. ,,,.B, , Jackson High s lunchroom supplies you with the nourishment that every school child should have. Meals are served every KVL day ot the school week. The lunchroom is under the capable supervision ot Mrs. Tillie Stroth who has a sta!! ot students helping her. These students are jack of all trades - washing and drying dishes and doing general work in the kitchen to help get ready for the noon rush. 0 gm TQ 3405 lk! 6.5 1 f N, e 3 Hifi? tj A 'ww' V Q ax vi Q vwin 3 K all Q . 4 ' a ?' '3 Mwwe-mmm-sms - T , , ' 1 as wmum-wmfm 2 mn! aww nam vm X or m- , 1 , , .JW . g -up .Y EIC? C I 1 nw -an .ana up an mmm- -swim, 8' A I H 6 11 :T 5 X n,,, .Q -'ACI 611 ff! 'U' VVHOOP 3 8 . Low! UIVAHI E93 Cuoul Lin!! ,,w -1' 4 J ff My . I A 'I QM? 'L 4 X I ii, fll ?f,sv I I I I Under the guidance of coaches Joe Whis- ler and Howard Teifke the Ironmen had a successful year. The coaches concentrated on the T for- mation. marking its introduction at Jack- son High School. Previously the football formations of this school had operated from the single and double wing forma- tions. Head coach. Joe Whisler. handled the back-field and assistant coach, Howard Teifke. directed the line. Both Whisler and Teifke were gradu- ated from Ohio State University and have proved this first year of coaching to be quite successful. The students of Jackson are happy to have them not only as coaches but also as teachers. is .x 'ILL , .9229 ROW l-J. Priest, B. Jones, C. Robinson, G. Nelson, D, Keairns. ROW 2-Mr. Teifke, J. Pope, H. Nelson, M. Walker, W, Poetker, Mr. Whisler. Seadoo 'footlall S .leadow Rah! Rah! Rah! i Snappy cheerleaders are responsible tor the high spirit of the team and the spectators at a toot- ball or basketball game. i The cheerleaders have had many new yells this year and have brought about much school spirit. They have earned money tor a new uniform. sponsored a contest for the best yells submitted. and also have been selling book covers in the school colors. Much credit goes to these girls and to Miss Helen Ford. their sponsor. for their fine work. wwazr The Jackson High School's Ironmen squad of 1949 was a team full of pep and spirit which was acquired from our new coaches, Mr. Whisler and Mr. Tiefke. They have really produced some excel- lent changes, and the boys were very successful under their capable direction. We started our season after a few weeks of hard practices in a game with Greenfield McClain, which we easily won 25-B. We then won another game the following week with Washington C.H.. 32-6, which tied Jackson and Athens for the first place in the league. The following week we jour- neyed to Athens to settle that tie: but after sixty minutes of most spectacular playing, the game ended as a tie 13-13. Then we bounced back to win a game from Pomeroy, 21-7. followed by a tie with Logan, 19- 19 in a hard fought game. Next we snapped back to win a game with Oak Hill, 19-12. But then we dropped a game to Middleport, 26-6: and another to Gallipolis 13-7. But in our next game with Nelsonville that we won 32-0, we were the brilliant team that we were in the beginning. Our final game was our annual Thanksgiving game with Wellston, which we won 13-12. This wound up an exciting football season leaving us in fourth place in the league. We 'Rf A fi H 0 few 4 Qfameaamwg Zaeea 7 VX Xiu' ml , Y my Ns One of the most important and exciting events of the school year is the nominating and election ot the Homecoming Queen and her court. This year Phyllis Claar, popular Senior girl. had the honor of being chosen to represent her class as homecoming queen. Phyllis is well liked and enters into many school activities. The tour girls comprising the court were chosen from their classes respectively. They are Olwen Evans, Senior attendant: Nellie Simpson, Junior Attendant: Joan Miller. Sophomore attendant: and Carol Ridge, Freshman attendant. Congratulations to Phyllis and her court. We were very proud to have such a lovely group of girls to represent our school. C C QQ S A M N1 WH HF TICEL 4 X , 1 , ' ' is f jf, f' , . x ' 'K ED S'Kl66'S fg We STRANSEQ UAYE FISHEA -'LEllM4N Sfllfs 88 JJ D Q' and y .lloaps Iadnvf Jofvfs H06 IDEFAA Wil' F05 TZEC lei rl! flwvldd 89 eserve Basketball Paul Dobbins, John Patten, Larry Oney, Don Parker, John Callahan, Dan Rose, Talmadge Mayhew, Bob Delong, John Hannigan, Mr. Whisler. Q iz dx '-WJ' x f . .b , X A , , wa s ...-, . ., ROW 1-J-Clark, R-Wal' J nerl - 1 5- Y - ' ROW 2 - L' Ellison, R H J 7 V ' Q Brown, O. Farrar, D A Wiggner, R. Hughes. ROW 3--Mr. Keairns, B naugle, Mr. Massey. Jr-Hi ROW 1 - Fielding Massey, Danny Coll, Bob Exline, Jim Kabish, Bob Hum- phreys. ROW 2-Ray Goodwin, Gary Reed, Harold Bragus, Gary Parker. ROW 3-Mr. Massey, Jim Stevison, Bill Leach, Don Buckley, Sonny Morgan, Mr. Keairns. Oney, J. Swingle, B. Eis- ODDS -E VEN S laL Row Juanita Farrar, Mary Colby, Wilma Dover, Vaughneda Betz, Mary Ester Gor- don, Rudy Altherr, Mary Coll, Dona Car- lisle, Eleanor Hines 2nd, Row Norma Stiftler, Ann Wastier, Patty Woodruff, Lee Lyons, Autumn Stanley, Dixie Stanley, Betty Vanfouon, Nellie Simpson, Shirley Althur, Min Leaure, Perryette Creemens. 3rd. Row Patty Markman, Naomi Dillinger, Ernestine Law, Jean Evans, Wanda Nelson, Darlene Brunton, Darlene Rhodes. H OCKE Y Back- Ruby Altherr. Wanda Nelson, .lean Evans, Autumn Stanley, Miss Leasure, Lee Lyona, Darlene Brunton, Dona Carlisle Front- Ann Waatier, Wilma Dever, Darlene R 1 'J l z 4, Perrvefte Cremeena, Naomi Dillinger, Mary Coll, Shirley Arthur Seated- Patty Markham, Eleanor Hines SOFTBALL Back- Gloria Karr, Wanda Nelson, Min Leasure, 'V Lee Lyons, Clarabelle Stewart Front- Barbara Naugle, Phyllis Naugle, Ann 11.1. in Wastier, Ruby Altherr 91 -ggw f-Q'-1 'T'14f Z K W? 525 fs' an srzffggfitvyggffizf ' ' ' 1. 'X Y Fix Egg- Q Al? .1 .f fx ll - ,dl ylZ?'5fT9'i' .' . ri' F ,'i.'- t l B 'f,l.,M ,L 1 '-u 92 A T l l.'l1l r J, as . f ' , ,, , an 1 s X ha 'w N, L EVENING BASKETBALL CHAMPS Back: Lee Lyons, Mary Trago, Betty McCoon Front: Eleanor Hines, Donna Carlisle, Shirley Arthur, Jean Evans, Mary Coll. FACULTY BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row- Helen Ford, Mary Richards, Carol Johnson, Norma Lee Back Row- Clara Leasure, Doris Hartman, Nadine Oakes VOLLEY BA LL CAPTA INS Row 1: Ann Mapes, Dorthy Lemasters, Ann Wastier, Wilma Dever. Row 2: Gloria Eubanks, Grace Mercer, Edna Williams, Eleanor Hines. NOON BASKETBALL CHAMPS Back: Edna Williams, Carolyn Philips, Darlene Rhodes, Lee Lyons, Mary Trago Front: Patty Markham, Naomi Dillinger, Perry- ette Cremeens, Wilma Dever, Joanne Mc. Laughlin, Darlene Brunton LEADERS ' CLUB Row l: Eleanor Hines. Carolyn Clay, Patty Marla- ham, Mary Gordon Row 2: Betty McCoon, Carol Rice, Donna Car- lisle, Jean Evans, Shirley Arthur, Mary Coll, Anna Hutchison Row 3: Carolyn Phillips, Naomi Dillinger, Rita Leach, Autumn Stanley, Marilyn Purdy Martha Colby, .luanita Farrar, Lee Lyons GIRLS' VARSITY TEAM Row 1: Patty Markham, Betty Dunn, Autumn Stanley, Betty Swain, Lee Lyons, Eva Stilller 2nd Row: Naomi Dillinger, Maralynn Purdy, Vaughnada Betts, Ann Wastier, Wilma Dever, Eleanor Hines UE WORLD WHAT IT SELLS A if World kno producers of F you th k f uSilvery , 'A -357 H5 z' -Ha Q H5 :- :- ml :- -a -cb 2050'- .. 3 -3 QU Tl-IE WORLD WI-IAT IT SHOWS HLOBE IRON llll THE 'EIGHT FOCUS -- A hh t furnaf e product M ll 5 t a Il d 111 PPCUOII chenur-.xllv phvs 1 1 v nletallurgu 'illw Jlsco S11 xerw Pig Iron 1 sum h '1 wro the manufacture of super lor mules of cast lron mallewhle lron 'Ind Stale I ,. ysco BLAST S VefY FUQNACE POD ww 1 TQODUCT CIISON IIZONZ STEEL! f Q MQ . 15 ' ' I wi Q .S . 5 ' ' '. 'alla if ' . ., 1 '+ -' ' ' .' ' 'sq ' .1 - duct. It is fundamental in . g I ' 'Q . , fl! 1 ' . - Ml! , ,I L fi . I Z' f E L, U Q T Nd .1 1 101119 to the ,I ukson l ounh Kpplv F1 '-tual Sf? wour frlf mls bus some apple- and an jow 1 ff w claws of parade-. unu-1 mc nl- IIIN plus md good ents I'ldllllll9lll Pim turf d here IS the uun and lur mourt for I9-19 111: v 'arc ue-en Lurolynu l onroyf on her right, Lee H awk. Gloria H lrless and 1 ar- olyn Kin-'g on he-r left, Melbu Snyder. Patty Thomason .md Jldiillllf' U'Neill. JACKSUN CUUNTY APPLE ASSUCIATIUN JACKSUN CHAMBER of CUMMERCE 96 QQ Al, x 0901 Klum 01305 Z2 XB Jewneaj 2. ENGRAVER5 RJ BUKKHART in it JACKSON ALUMINUM CU. THA VECIAL L00 Have you seen the new rigid, permanent awnings around town? No, you do 1101 have to go out of town to get them. They are made by our newest enterprise, t h e Jackson Aluminum Company. MODERN IDLUMBWG '51 STUCKMEISTER PLUMBING QQ HEATING SUPPLIES AT ITS 'EJEST A. J. Stockmeist e r 1 Plumbing and Heating Supplies - Here you see one of Mr. Stockmeistefs displays. Certainly is nice to be able to see what your bathroom will be like be- fore you buy it. Come in and make your selection today. vlslrons DUWN 91123 PENALTY Too wfu, as Elmg 10 Sol AIJEAD WITH THE I-ll-Y STAND USES ECI-I0 BRAND WEINEQS CHO BRAND QUALITY MEIITS CAMBRIA PACKING CD. 754 14 ?Zecwme THE PLAYHUIISE ke Keg For that flI'PQlIlP feeling mtl IIODIPW comfort, come to the flbson Hotel where vou will be treated is an honored ,nest GIBSUN HUTEL a 1 Qin gu- qu The whole out floors 4 omes Wllhlll vour WIHIOII ln this lmple Golden Annnersarv Pac kard Your h 1 0' h e s t hopes wlll be more than re allzed when you come ln to view these beauties DANNY LEWIS cum ge0a ll- 100 him ,Xxx ff' 5 '55 Ak' Q i'glQ ffl N ,neu , ' Iafgfm ny 1 Q x .4L. I.. ' ' nl f.. 1 n 2- ' x ' Portsmouth Street Phone 478 'fig rw NN up p, , :X V fu 'n Q E' JY- 9 f I ,gig ef'-2-3, ' V, , Y-A . 1 1223221 I i ff, GI QE ii li ala: EI V F V Yes, Mr. Hines knows the value of the Farmall Cub and he would be very glad to tell you about it. S0 drop in at this modern and well equipped implement company. ,- Pffixi if xgfh IMPLEMENT C0 QEWL CW? rally restvled :nd pow f-red hw Dod,.,e G C et Awaw engine More le and head room and Gwro matlc Tran llll mn too CULL AUTO SALES DODGE and PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE ,EJ Vwmw im E .Q A -4 S Here they are - dramati- . u g EET 425 EANB As always, meet the gang at Harbargefs, Southeastern Ohm s mont modern soda rl l-IARBARGERS un Fon. VALUES? 1' VV' la 'gal k. g?? T-3 ThlS general s new Ives vou some Idea of the wule va rnety of men hamhse found ln this store MURRIS 51: 8: 101: lo S100 STURE Mgr Merle Ellenberger 103 7' ' , g 'll. X P Q f 4 'bf mv. I , , I ,... .4 , L4 3 --f e, lf! i , I 5- I . y. ' U. A ' 3 ' U . J ' ' ,, A . V. 7' I. A-A ' . If 1 Z .gg ' I . ,, , ,f . . . 2 - , ,-1 'NB e 5 e K . . , - 4 +,. ' ee '- 2.4 V ,eee, W. - K . . -, .1 QQ- - . , , ' ...ff 'Q xL,.' A 1' Q K 2. - . O . JU!! ff. ...en 'ini W or -5 feta? , Good Accomodations is the rule at the Cambrian. You will find a restful atmos- phere here to make your stay complete. 'I'I'IE CAMBRIAN IIUTEI. .5f1Z f ws- aI If it Hgets you down t prepare a meal, you have not seen the new stoves in the windows of Rice Tire and Appliance. One of these new stoves is a 'must' for every housewife to make her kitehen vom- plete. RICE TIRE 8: APPLIANCE '04 -.W ,, k.,Q,..... ' If ' un: v LM MEET AMEIZl6A'S TOP VALUES ,, 3 , :w 1 .mnui.xa. I For a powerful and de- pendable tractor which is capable of performing any easy or difficult task on your farm, huy a Ford Tractor. DWENS TRACTUR SALES The products of this beau- tiful, new plant are pro- duced with the most skill- ed workmanship and up- to-date machinery. The fac- tory is one of the more prosperous foundries in Southern Ohio. +I . -J' ' dw fi Q: A ' if in ' 'U 15. , ' 1' ' ' iv X A 94 IA A' FURNACE. FUUNDRY C0. 105 AY'S DRUG STURE - Broadway Candy is just one of the many high quality pro- duets featured at Ray's. C a u d y. sundaes, drug needs. and eosnleties are a few of the lines in this storeis large stock. 015 Swan' 7decz M l Better eonstruetion makes a whale of a difference. Constantly i n e r e a s i n g beauty and utility has been brought to a thrilling new eonipleteness in the 1950 Chevrolet which features Power-Clyde, the revolu- tionary new drive. DALLAS CHEVRDLET CD. jfffafvf Wgdfn SPERRY FUNERAL HOME DELUXE AMBULANCE SERVICE !0 7v M E Both new and old cars are seruced alike at thus mod ern station Moto Sway the new revolutlonary method of lubrlcaung cars IS fea lured here MURGAN S SERVICE STATIUN Broadway 107 K .,n- Hg .- A QL., 1 qi x ' K E Q 7, fx E , 'C f 1 ' X' Xvf. , , 5 S . A In , . R , Mx . F, 51 E ff er ' X A.. .51 N X W 4 , - 1 ' E. X 1 J C-., Q .L I O . K, . Q . M 4, , . 0 Q - ,x -,,x,LV'k ,' , , ' I , . A X1 , , . I, Q vi I I f g I - Q A ,W ' ' A W rl, , 5 ' . I 1 At school, at home, any- where, a Coca Cola is truly glhe pause that refreshes'g so treat yourself to the best every day. CUCA - EULA BDTTLING C0 0 Q FORD IN Yo IL FUTURE 50 ways new for '50-you will surely realize this when you test drive one of these beauties. Only Ford has the new hushed ride. so take the wheel - feel and hear the difference. JACKSUN MUTUR O8 COMPANY Hmq Fume For glassware of any type which is of t h e highest quality, best in looks and most famous, for fishing equipment and plugs that really catch them and vari- ous other hardware goods, come to Ervin Bros. whose dependable s e r v i c e has been outstanding for many years. ERVIN BRUS. HARDWARE 1,316 l 'l Ckllqufl f xfxy f'j fQ'l .W 1 I For foot comfort come to Thomas, where your feet are our chief concern. We guarantee our shoes to be the best in looks, service and quality. THUMAS SHDE STORE I09 Whse 74 ,4 'd cox Q Q 6 S-:E.BERFEI.DS MAIN STREET JACKSON omo fi-Rx Q d I , 206 N -KOH!! Q Wm aw F t t r u l y word that describes t h Oldsmobile for 1950. Th ing your inspection today. TRI-TUWN MOTOR CUMPANY no For the finest Musical Instruments, See ummers and on . Conn and King Band Instruments . Hammond Organs ' DuMont Television . Magnavox RADIO - PHONOGRAPH - TELEVISION Home of the Famous-- f BALDWIN CAcrosonirQ PIANO Choice of Today's Artist EASY TERMS - WE CARRY OUR OWN ACC'TS SUMMERS and SUN Open Evenings by Appointment Jarkson, Ohio Phone 22 CALLAHAN HARDWARE aa? For the best in hardware, appliances and efficient service 1 go to Callahanis Hardware. You will be treated courteously a nd have the opportunity of vhoosing the best in hard- ware. III - lm iu -cg , qv 1 lXl'l5?37N7 Y ' ' Fw ff bf Z '4 Q ap, 1 I 1 t j Y 5 f X Buick give u here a car not alone of prestige, but of greatn and continuous personal satisfaction. You will enjoy it whatever the model you choose. adcbez SCHAEFFEIYS SUPER MARKET f wuz: mmol NC u tonal A65 ooofton 9055 'IIE-,, IACKSUN IMPLEMENT 00 wwf For a tractor of great eco nomlcal power the fanlous John Deere tractor For paints noted for a long lasting bright flnlsh, and for a great number of other farm machlnerv and tools, come to Jackson Inn plc mcnt Co One look at thus cffu lent Staff and this lll0dPI'IllHtll llllllllx., room will tell vou that the Cambrian Rcitaur ant IS the place for von to ca . 02 5? sf ,w 'W CAMBRIAN RESTAURANT 113 70414 The foods at Green Vallew are of the best qualltv pre pared under the most sanl tary condltlons and served to you at a werv moderate GREEN VALLEY DAIRY .ull 'WP a,.,..JL.:...J -'7vw: -A+ D-if Hunters and sharpshooters who want the best ln thelr rlfles buy at Flrestone HERMANN S FIRESTUNE VIAIN STREET JACKSON, OHIO Q Q 0 Q es ii' f 7 'J 0 i , 1 Q L f. A E o 0 E 1 4 . . I 0 it d I L II4 T K UWENS MDTDR C0 SMALL ,gsff If you wlsh to own one of ln the world try a Cro ley The magmflcent llttle car IS not only easy on the pocketbook but IS drlven wlth grew! ease and Slnlpll clty AT T u G THE APPLE OF L O YOUR EYE QI IS A SUIT FROM HVEF1 U NES CAVETT 81 JONES 115 yr.- I 'Y 'f 3 I 'l W is SW 1 the most economical vars 0 o o ' , ' '. Q FOP- ,, . - i 5 We ,466 A complete line of auto ae- cessories is a specialty of this store. You can be sure of finding that new style nl i r r 0 r or efficienl ear heater here WESTERN AUTO LEONARD WILKIN Ouner am 'waded Wave D0 you want a hanlmer nails or mavbe somethmg for the klu-hen The one plate that I ure to fxll your needs IS Hess H :rd w ure hs! lbllshecl 1902 Bu-v ever -uue H6 HESS B--.- fffam gs 'Wm HARDWARE Broadway 704 'Mel fi N qgv '- 5, ff- wwa STIFFLEIYS STDRES 7m 1466 Zan Dm? p ' ' RISC!! DRUG STURE For all your wants and needs, come to Risch's Drug Store. Drug needs, ice cream, cosmetics 1 these are just a few of the things sold at this well- known drug store. II7 I I U46 2 A 1539? If you want to buy a living room suite, come to Wood Furniture Store where you will be able to select it from the finest and the m o s t complete stock in town. You will also find a fine selection of radios, bedroom suites, gas and electric stoves, and many other household articles. WO0D'S FURNITURE BIICKEYE MILL and LIIMBER CUMPANY BUILDING SUPPLIES -- PAINTS LUMBER - BRUSHES Phone 302 Main Street Jackson MARIUII C. LEWIS Furniture Company One of the largest Furniture Stores in Southern Ohio. Mr. Lewis offers you the finest and most complete line of household fur- nishings and appliances. CLAAR BRUTHERS MEN S and BOY? I LOTHINI' Jackson Ohio PATTERSUN WAVE SHUP The Best ln Beauty Servwf' PHONE 507 236 Cross St Jackson Uhlo J J DAVIS and SUN JEWELERS For the :nest llne 0 Jvwelrg, Ster ltng and other gl ts or Annwersar ws Fruduatton Birthdays and other important OLLUSIOHS, vlslt the Davis ,lvuelry Store CHERRINGTUN S APPLIANCE STURE Maul Street Jackson Ohio s s - A 1 1 -v . . f 7 1 5 I N 0 0 W I N f' A ' f A ' - 9 - ' . U, I , .' , i i I , . . 7 L H9 ,4 Compliments of Clyde E. Mayhew 95 95 Prague 9. shox x9. 9 xs flxsxs 'Z-'2-7. 5 9 x I o +1 1 0 52: mos we ww 1 YN SP-W T3 X 'L R i XA ERA ,Q-0 9.x 9. 9.9 9.9 '25 qw S xiff W 99.1.9919 9 I xi Z'