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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1952 volume:

RIE Memories .... so dear to everyone’s heart. We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-two, will always remember our “growing up” years with their successes and, I’m afraid, their failures. Most of us started school together, and we learned to know each other well. Now, as we graduate, we will be saying “so long” to our associates and friends, as each of us goes his way. Not really away, perhaps, hut into a new, different adult life filled with people whom we will meet and associate with in a different manner. This should not seem strange to us, because this is what we have been preparing for; through the years our teachers have taught us how to cope with new situations. Most of us were born during the times which we hear our parents call “the depression”. But each of us since that time has developed a strong faith and a lasting hope for an ultimate peace throughout the world. With our extensive training, we know we can help work toward God’s goal of brotherhood among all people. This is why we will always hold our school years among our most precious memories. Here we have learned to understand our fellow-man, to give more than take, and to use our freedoms in the right ways. We will continue to learn more of course, but the basis of this knowledge and our desire to increase it started in school. We wish to thank the Faculty and all others for making this wonderful free education possible and hope we will maks you proud of us. We also wish to pass this word on to our successors: “What You Are To Be, You Are Now Becoming”. Editor-in-Chief --------------------------------- Janice Jeroy Art Editors Oswald Warrens --Lynn Parry Administration 6 Seniors 18 Juniors 36 Sophomores 16 Freshmen 30 Junior High 54 Organizations 56 Sports 83 Advertisements 97 Sales Manager Dolores Williams Advisor E. S. Keairns 6 Mr. Daugherty is very successfully completing his seventh year as Superintendent of the Jackson City Schools. We are very fortunate to have him. He has put forth his greatest effort to help us in every possible way. He attended Ohio University for two years; then he received his A.B. degree from Rio Grande College where he was very active in dramatics. Later, he entered Ohio State University, obtaining his A.M. degree; then he attended Kent State University. Mr. Daugherty has had much experience in teaching as well as supervising students. He first taught at Monroe school in Jackson County, then at the elementary school in Washington Township, then elementary school in Roads; he was the local Superintendent at Mount Pleasant in Jefferson County, and also at Wintersville, Ohio. He was Superintendent of Schools of Jefferson County. Naturally, Mr. Daugherty belongs to manv professional organizations: the N.E.A., P.T.A., American Association of School Administrators, Ohio and Jack-son City Education Associations. He is a past president of the Eastern Ohio Teachers’ Association, and last year was elected president of the Southeastern Ohio Education Association. We feel that our Mr. Daugherty is a very capable fellow whom everyone likes and respects. He is a member of the Masonic Lodge, and he teaches the adult Bible Class at the Christian Church. Mr. Daugherty enjoys many hobbies. His favorite spot is the outdoors where he spends much time hunting and fishing. He has an avid interest in guns, and owns many himself. Being an ardent outdoorsman, he also is very interested in conservation, and he is a member of the Farmer-Sportsman Club. Jackson is very proud to have Mr. Kermit Daugherty as City School Superintendent. He is an advisor and friend to all, and he has rightfully earned his title. 6 Oun The student body of J.H.S. may well feel fortunate in having as our principal, Melbra Thornton. He is truly a leader for all of us who surely need to be led. After having graduated from Cadmus High school in Gallia County, he further prepared himself for his life's profession by attending Rio Grande College from which he received his A.B. degree in. 1927. Later he attended Ohio State University where in 1933 he received his M.A. degree. At the end of this school term, he will have completed 18 years at Jackson High School, during which time he has endeared himself to his countless students as well as to the parents with whom he has come in contact. He is an active member of our community, always upholding all of its worthy projects and is at present the President of the Jackson County Tuberculosis Association. Being very appreciative of nature and outdoor life, he enjoys gardening as his chief hobby. Naturally, this fine man is a spiritual man, and we find him a loyal member of the Methodist Church. His understanding personality and his interest in the student as an individual have been of great value in shaping the lives of many. E SANFORD KEAIRNS The position of assistant J.H.S. Alumni, E. S. Keairns, science and mathematics. principal is filled who also teaches hy one of our own chemistry, physics. ver.iiyAi!ektt;snVheBrdeUhe'Larne'S a‘Und'd Ohio Uni ch.mu? .„a B S- fa Although hit teaching duties occupy much time, he it also in teretled in many other school projects and activities such as servinc as advisor of the Osky Wow Staff. He is also interested in educational organisations, being a member of the N.E.A., O.E.A., and S.E.O.A. As a hobby, he gets much pleasure from fishing. He also has an interesting stamp collection, and has become quite a successful photographer. His untiring efforts, his constant willingness to give good advice and his good judgment and interest in the students' welfare, mentally, morally and spiritually, have done much to encourage boys and girls and to help them out in the tomorrows of life. Another busy person in our office is Anna Nail, secretary to Mr. Daugherty. Anna makes out reports and records for the ether schools in the city, takes care of the money of all the school organi-zations, makes out the faculty payroll, and acts as right hand to the Board of Education. Our thanks go to these two girls who play such an important role in keeping the wheels of our school running smoothly. Anna Nail Carol Jean Johnson Office Assistants To assist them in any way possible, Carol Jean and Anna have girls in the school who take messages to students, take the absent slips to each room, help write excuses, and do numerous other jobs which must be done. These girls, while giving their assistance, gain much office experience. One familiar smile which greets us as we wal into the office of Jackson High School is that o Carol Jean Johnson. Carol Jean not only is secre lary to Mr. Thornton, but also answer, the telephone. makes out the absent lists twice daily, an swer. questions from students, mimeographs tests and during the summer, makes out schedules. The men behind the scenes. Our Board of Education. They are busy men who are willing to give of their time and energy tb see that Jackson has good schools. For this they can be justly prou d. We. the student body, say thanks to you. One student from each home-room is elected to this efficient governing body of our high school. The members are elected for the purpose of maintaining a fine school. They are to keep up school spirit and to report any defects in the cogs of the curriculum. SducatioK After one year of service each member receives a medal. This medal is to signify that the bearer is a school citizen and should set an example for the other students. This year's student council has turned in a commendable performance in bettering our school. Student 10 faculty ARZELLA BAKER Teaches — English and Spanish. A.B. from Rio Grande College, M.A. from Ohio Stale University. HERALD BROWN Teaches — Printing and Industrial Arts. B.S. in Education from Ohio University. Activities — Time and score keeper for interscholastic basketball. ROBERT BURKHOLDER Teaches — 7th and 8th grade Science and Physical Education. B.S. in Education from Ohio State University. WILLIAM COFFING Teaches — Music. B.S. in Education from Ohio Northern. Attended Vandercook School of Music. Activities — 7th and 8th grade music. MERRILL DAVIS Teaches — Music. B.S. in Education from Ohio University. Activities — Directs four glee clubs. ROBERTA GRIMES Teaches — Shorthand, Typing and Bookkeeping. B.S. in Education from Ohio University. Attended Ohio State University and Chicago University. Activities — Sophomore advisor, faculty sales manager of Osky Wow. DONALD HOUSE Teaches — Biology and General Science. B.S. in Education from Ohio University. Hobbies — Hunting and Fishing. RUTH HUTCHINSON Teaches — Social Science. A.B. in Education from Rio Grande College. Activities — Advisor for Osky Wow advertising staff. RUSSELL JONES Teaches — Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing. B.S. in Education from Ohio University. Activities — Freshman Advisor. Faculty manager for athletics and advisor for usher crew. W. D. KEAIRNS Teaches — Reading. Arithmetic and Social Science. A.B. from Rio Grande College. Activities — Jr. High School basketball. E. S. KEAIRNS Teaches — Chemistry. Physics and Mathematics. B.S. in Chemistry from Ohio University. M.A. in School Administration from Ohio University. Activities — Osky Wow advisor, advisor for Hi-Y. HELEN FORD KELLY Teaches — Shorthand. Typing. Bookkeeping. B.S. Education from Ohio State University. Activities — Advisor for cheerleaders. JERRY KIRKENDALL Teaches — History. American Government. B.S. in Journalism. B.S. in Education from Ohio University. B.A. Activities — Senior Advisor. Skeleton Advisor. CLARA LEASURE Teaches—Health. Physical Education. B.S. in Education. M.A. from Ohio University. Activities — Girls' Leaders Club. Girls' Intramural Sports. Girls' Sports Program. NORMA LEE Teaches — English. B.S. in Education from Ohio University. Hobby — Music. MARY LUCAS Teaches — English. B.S. in Education from Wilmington College. Attended Ohio State University. Ohio University and Rio Grande College. Activities — Junior Advisor and director of Junior Play. WENDELL LEWIS Teaches — Geometry. B.S. in Education from Wil mington College. Activities — Ticket sales for Junior Play. KERMIT MASSIE Teaches — English and Science. A. B. from Rio Grande College. Activities — Freshman basketball coach. GOMER MORRIS Teaches — American History. Business Law and Salesmanship. B.S. in Elementary Education and B.S. in Secondary Education from Rio Grande College. Hobby — Woodworking FAYE McCOY Teaches — Librarian. B.S. in Education fro Wilmington College. M.A. from Ohio State University. Activity — Tri-Hi-Y advisor. PATRICIA MORROW Teaches — Home Economics and physical Ed. B.S. in Home Economics from Ohio State University. Activities — Guidance and reading. FAY PICKENS Teaches — Latin. English and World History. B.S. in Education from Ohio University. Activities — Senior Play, Osky Wow advisor. MARY RICHARDS Teaches — Home Economics. B.S. in Home Economics from Ohio State University. Activity — F.H.A. advisor. AVERIL RIFFLE Teaches — Music, English and Public Speaking. B.S. in Education from Marshall College. Activity — Prince of Peace Contest Advisor. 14 faculty HUGH SEMPLE Teaches — Drivers' Education and Industrial Arts. B.S. in Education from Ohio Northern University. Activities — Junior High Football. Reserve basketball coach. C. L. STICKLEN Teaches — Arithmetic. Attended Rio Grande Col lege, Ohio University and Wilmington College. Hobby — Baseball fan. ROBERT THORSON Teaches — Instrumental Music. B.S. in Education from Wilmington College. Activity — Directs bands. JULIA WALDEN Teaches — Art. A.B. in Fine Arts from Ohio University. Hobbies — Interior Decorating and Cooking. OLWEN WIILLIAMS Teaches — Home Economics. B.S. in Education from Western Reserve. Activity — F.H.A. Advisor. JOSEPH WHISLER Teaches — Physical Education. Geography and Sociology. Activity — Football Coach. Tfatianal 'ZtoHa'i Society The National Honor Society was first instituted in Jackson High School in 1948. The standards are scholarship, leadership, character and service. The seniors are chosen by a faculty committee. They must be in the upper one-third of their class. It is the desire of every student to obtain a membership in the National Honor Society. Virginia Blake John Callahan Pat Casey Bob Delong Paul Dobbins BUI Cattles Jim Krumm Janet K. Maloney Dave Lambert Adelyn Landrum Charlene Leedy Jerry Lyons Joan Miller Judith Miller John Patton Carol Rice Mabel Riegel Barbara Waulk Olive White Doloris Williams The high honor of being chosen as the outstanding school citizens of J.H.S. for this year is bestowed upon Judy Miller and John Callahan. They were chosen after a vote of the complete student body. A school citizen is found doing these acts: Conscientiously prepares assignments, obeys rules and regulations, participates in activities, respects his teachers, is courteous to all, is loyal to school and country, is prompt, dependable and honest. We are proud to have Judy ami John in our senior class of 52 and offer our heartiest congratulations, and wish them the best of luck in the future. 17 V r SONNY HOOPS— Assembly 2 ' Boys’ Glee Cllub 1-Football 1-3-4 Basketball 2-3 Student Council 3 Class Officer V. Pres. 3-4 RONNIE BARLOWW JUNIOR PLAY 3 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 2-3-4 ASSEMBLY 1-2-3-4 OSKY WOW STAFF 3 SKELETON STAFF 3 HOME ROOM OFFICER PRES. 3 CLASS OFFICER PRES. 1-2-3-4 GENE McGUIRE— ASSEMBLY 4 SKELETON STAFF 2 CLASS OFFICER SEC’Y. 4 BAND 1-2-3-4 18 Throughout all of the Senior year, we have experienced a feel ing of sadness and joy. It seems that with each activity, there has come a time when we have said with a touch of sorrow: This is the last one of which we will be a part. There was the last football game for the senior boys which was also the last one for the senior band members. Then at Christmas time, we sang in our final Carol Sing and so on into spring when came the Glee Club Concert and also the band concert, and with them the realization of the finality of our high school career. There were the never-to-be-forgotten parties, both formal and informal, which filled many happy hours and provided us with many memories. But. we realize that our happy, joyful moments have outnumbered the sad ones and the happy ones will remain with us always. The memory of the friends which we made during our school days will be forever cherished. As there must be an end to all good things, so it is with our high school days. But we as seniors are happy to have been a part of the Jackson High School and we know that we have gained much, and we trust that we have left an influence which may shine forth as a light to those who will follow in our steps. PAT CASEY— Honor Student 1-2-3-4 Assembly 4 Boys’ Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Band. 1-2-3-4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 National Honor Society 4 CVass Officer Rres. 1-4 VXPres. 3 19 HELENA ADAMS- PREVIOUS SCHOOLS WELLSTON; HORACE MANN, GARY, IND. ASSEMBLY 3 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 2-3-4 HOCKEY 2-3-4 Bcbbie Lee Bentley— BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3 FRED ALTHERR— ASSEMBLY 1 EISTEDDFOD 1 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 FOOTBALL 1 BASKETBALL 1 ROGER BEATTY— BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 ASSEMBLY 4 JANE ANN BENNETT ASSEMBLY 1-2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 1-2-3-4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-: 3-4 BAND 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 HOCKEY 1-2-3-4 MARY BENTON— SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 2- 3 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2- 3- 4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 CHEERLEADER 3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 HOCKEY 1-2-3-4 VIRGINIA BLAKE— SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 1-2-3 HONOR STUDENT 1-2-3 ASSEMBLY 3-4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 2-3-4 HOCKEY 4 OFFICE ASSISTANT 2-3-4 FAYE BOLES- ASSEMBLY 2 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. CLUB 2 HOCKEY 1-2-3-4 JON BROWN— SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 1-2-3 SOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 OKN CALLAHAN— SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 1-2-3 SOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 SAND 1 ’OOTBALL 1-2-3-4 SASKETBALL 1-2-3 'RI-HI-Y 2-3-4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3-4 IOME ROOM OFFICER TREAS. 2 GLENFORD BROWN- ASSEMBLY 4 NORMA JEAN BURKE EISTEDDFOD 2-3 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BAND 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 GIRLS LEADERS CLUB 2-3 HOCKEY 1-2-3 HOME ROOM OFFICER TREAS., 1 HAZEL BURTON— SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 2- 3 HONOR STUDENT 1-2-3 ASSEMBLY 2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 3-4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2- 3- 4 SKELETON STAFF 4 TYPIST BASKETBALL 2-3-4 F.H.A. CLUB 1-2-3-4 HOCKEY 4 HOME ROOM OFFICER SECY. JUDY CALLAHAN— GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 LIBRARY ASSISTANT 1-2-3-4 THOMAS CHICK- ASSEMBLY 4 USHER 1-2-3-4 T CMIfTC_ MARY LOU CLAAR— GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 2-3 4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 F.H.A. CLUB 2-3-4 21 Smcatd ROGER CRIBBEN— ASSEMBLY 4 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 2-3 FOOTBALL 1 BASEBALL 4 HOME ROOM OFFICER V. PRES. 3 USHER 1-2-3-4 VIRGINIA COLLEY— GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 2-3-4 F.H.A. CLUB 2-4 HOME ROOM OFFICER, SECRETARY 3-4 ESTHER COYAN— GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1 JACK COYAN— ASSEMBLY 2-4 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 HOME ROOM OFFICER PRES. 3 JESSE CUNNINGHAM- ASSEMBLY 3 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BAND 1-2-3-4 22 BOB DeLONG— SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 2- 3 HONOR STUDENT 1-2-3 ASSEMBLY 1-2-3 EISTEDDFOD 1-2-3 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2- 3- 4 SKELETON STAFF 3 FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 2-3-4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3-4 STUDENT COUNCIL 3-4 PRES. HOME ROOM OFFICER PRES., 1 BUCKEYE BOYS’ State PAUL DOBBINS- ASSEMBLY 3-4 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 FOOTBALL 1-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 2-3-4 SEC’Y. 3-4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3-4 STUDENT COUNCIL 4 V. PRES. HOME ROOM OFFICER PRES. 3 SALLY DRAKE- STUDENT COUNCIL 3 SKELETON STAFF 3 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 ASSEMBLY 1-2-3-4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 HOCKEY 2-3 GIRLS’ LEADERS CLUB 2-3 Satiate DON EISNAUGLE— BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 FOOTBALL 2-3-4 ETHEL ELLIS— BASKETBALL 1-2 SOFTBALL 1-2 GLORIA EUBANKS- ASSEMBLY 2-3-4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 F.H.A. CLUB V. PRES. BOB FANNIN- ASSEMBLY 4 USHER 2-3 MELVA LEE FINCH- PREVIOUS SCHOOL DENNISON HIGH 3 HOME ROOM OFFICER SEC’Y. 2 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BAND 1-2-3-4 GIRLS’ LEADERS CLUB 2 ASSEMBLY 4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 DAVID FISHER- BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 BAND 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 2-3-4, TREAS. 3 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 1-2 ASSEMBLY 1-2-3-4 HOME ROOM OFFICER V. PRES. 3 GLADYS FLUTY- ASSEMBLY 1-2 EISTEDDFOD 1-2-3-4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 CHEERLEADER 3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 F H.A. CLUB 1-2 GIRLS’ LEADERS CLUB 1-2 HOCKEY 1-2-3-4 STUDENT COUNCIL 1 HOME ROOM OFFICER TREASURER 2 SECRETARY 3-4 PHYLLIS FRANKLIN- GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 2-3 ASSEMBLY 4 F.H.A. CLUB 1-2-3 HOCKEY 2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 BASKETBALL 2-3-4 HOME ROOM OFFICER SEC’Y. 3 23 EILEEN FREELAND— DARLENE FULTZ— GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. CLUB 1 HOCKEY 1 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 OWEN GATEWOOD— Boys’ Glele Club 1-2-3 Student Council 4 BILL GETTLES— ASSEMBLY 1-2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 1-2-4 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BAND 1-2-3-4 SKELETON STAFF 4 SPORTS EDITOR TRI-HI-Y 2-3-4 RUTH ANN GRIMES— GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 BASKETBALL 4 JOHN GROW— PREVIOUS SCHOOL CHILLICOTHE 1 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 4 FOOTBALL 2 JUANITA HENDERSON ASSEMBLY 1-2-3 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BAND 1-2-3 BASKETBALL 2-3-4 BASEBALL 1-2-3 HOCKEY 2-3 IRVIN HENRY- BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2 3-4 FOOTBALL 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 2-3-4 Se U i MAX HENRY— SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 2 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 FOOTBALL 1-2-3-4 BASEBALL 1 TRI-HI-Y 2-3-4 STUDENT COUNCIL 2 CHARLES HILL, JR.- BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 3 LOIS HUGHES- JUNIOR PLAY 3 ASSEMBLY 1-2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 1-2-3-4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 SKELETON STAFF 3-4 BAND 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 JANICE JEROY— OSKY WOW STAFF 1- 2- 3-4 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF HOMECOMING QUEEN 4 JUNIOR PLAY 3 HOME ROOM OFFICER TREAS. 3 CHEERLEADER 2-3 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2- 3- 4 TRI-HI-Y CLUB 3-4 GIRLS’ LEADERS CLUB 1- 2-3 OFFICE ASSISTANT 1- 2- 3-4 ASSEMBLY 1-2-3-4 SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 3 GIRLS’ SPORTS 1-2-3-4 JIM KRUMM— ASSEMBLY 2 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2- 3-4 FOOTBALL 1-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 2-3-4 HOME ROOM OFFICER V. PRES. 3 STAGE MGR. 3-4 DAVID LAMBERT— SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 1- 2-3 JUNIOR PLAY 3 EISTEDDFOD 1-2-3-4 OSKY WOW STAFF 1- 2- 3 BASEBALL 1-2-3-4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3-4 STUDENT COUNCIL 4 HOME ROOM OFFICER PRES. 3 25 Kaihryn Humphrey — GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2- 3-4 OSKY WOW STAFF 1 SKELETON STAFF 4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 F.H.A. CLUB 1-2-3-4 TREAS STUDENT COUNCIL 1 ADELYN LANDRUM— SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 3 ASSEMBLY 1-2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 2-3-4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 SKELETON STAFF 4 F.H.A. CLUB 4 GIRLS’ SPORTS 1-2-3-4 MARLENE LEACH— Girls’ Glee Club 1 -2-3-4 Band 3-4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 PAUL LEEDY— EISTEDDFOD 1-2 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 OSKY WOW STAFF 3-4 PHOTOGRAPHER BAND 1-2 BASKETBALL MGR. 2 RITA JEAN LEACH- ASSEMBLY 1-2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 1-2-3-4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 OSKY WOW STAFF 4 SKELETON STAFF 4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 F.H.A. CLUB 1-2-3 GIRLS’ LEADERS CLUB 1-2-3 HOCKEY 1-2-3-4 CHARLENE LEEDY— ASSEMBLY 2-3 EISTEDDFOD 1-2-3-4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BAND 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3-4 IVAN LEEDY— JUNIOR PLAY 3 ASSEMBLY 3-4 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2 TRI-HI-Y 2-3-4 USHER 1-2-3-4 Dorolhy Mae Lemasier ASSEMBLY 1-2-3 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 HOCKEY 1 VORIS LEONARD— BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BAND 1-2-3-4 JOANN LEWIS- PREVIOUS SCHOOL BLOOMFIELD 1-2-3 JUNIOR PLAY 3 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2 3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 HOCKEY 4 Satiate JANET K. MALONEY— SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 1-2-3 JUNIOR PLAY 3 ASSEMBLY 1-2-3 EISTEDDFOD 1-2-3 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 SKELETON STAFF 1-2-3-4. BUSINESS MGR. BAND 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3-4 HOCKEY 1-2-3-4 ELLA MALONE— GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2 BASKETBALL 3-4 SOFTBALL 1-2 JERRY LYONS— SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 1-2 JUNIOR PLAY 3 ASSEMBLY 3-4 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 SKELETON STAFF 3 SPORTS ED. TRI-HI-Y, V. Pres. 3-4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3-4 STUDENT COUNCIL TREAS. 4 HOME ROOM OFFICER TREAS. 3 CLASS OFFICER V. PRES. 1 LEWIS MAPES— DONNA MARTIN- GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 SKELETON STAFF 4 TRI-HI-Y 3 HOCKEY 3-4 MARY LOU MARTIN- GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 3-4 SOFTBALL 1-2 JOHN LEWIS- BAND 1-2-3-4 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2 3-4 TRI-HI-Y 2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 1-2-3-4 ASSEMBLY 1-2-3-4 BARBARA MASON- GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 2-4 27 DONNA MAYES- ASSEMBLY 1 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3 F.H.A. CLUB 3 TALMADGE MAYHEW JUNIOR PLAY 3 ASSEMBLY 3 EISTEDDFOD 1-2 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BAND 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3 TRI-HI-Y 1 Patricia Ann McGhee— PREVIOUS SCHOOL WHEELERSBURG BAND 3-4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 2-3-4 ASSEMBLY 2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 STUDENT COUNCIL 4 F.H.A. CLUB 2 Grace Ellen Mercer— ASSEMBLY 3 EISTEDDFOD 2 i GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-f 3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3 I TRI-HI-Y 3-4 F.H.A. CLUB 1-2-3-4 SEC’Y. 2 V. PRES. 3 JIM METZGER— SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 1 ASSEMBLY 1-2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 1-2-3-4 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 FOOTBALL 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 BASEBALL 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 2-3 HOME ROOM OFFICER V. PRES 1-2 TREAS. 3 EVELYN MILLER HALEY Honor Student 1-2-3-4 Girls’ Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 F.H.A. Club 1-2-3-4 Treas. 3 Hockey 1-2-3-4 JOAN MILLER- JUNIOR PLAY 3 ASSEMBLY 1-2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 1-2-3-4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 SKELETON STAFF 3-4 BAND 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 GIRLS’ LEADERS CLUB 1-2-3 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3-4 HOCKEY 1-2-3-4 JUDY MILLER- SCHOLARSHIP TEAM' 1 -2-3 JUNIOR PLAY 3 ASSEMBLY 1-2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 1-2-3-4 • GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1 3-4 BAND 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 GIRLS’ LEADERS CLl 1 -2-3 NATIONAL HONOR S CIETY 3-4 HOCKEY 1-2-3-4 STUDENT COUNCIL 4 28 OB MORGAN— AND 1-2 OOTBALL MANAGER 1-2-3-4 ASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 LASS OFFICER V. PRES. 1 TREAS. 2 SEC’Y. 3 YNN PARRY— IRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 SKY WOW STAFF 2-3-4. ART EDITOR ASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 RI-HI-Y 3-4 OCKEY 1-2-3-4 JAMES MULLINS— FOOTBALL 4 BASKETBALL 1-3 TRACK 1 CHARLES MOSSBARGER ELSIE MULLINS— Assembly 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 2-3-4 Eisteddfod 1-2-3-4 Boys’ Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 SALLY PARRY- ASSEMBLY 1 HOCKEY 1-2 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 JOHN PATTEN- JUNIOR PLAY 3 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BAND 1-2 FOOTBALL 3-4 TRI-HI-Y 2-3-4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY VIRGINIA PIERCE- ASSEMBLY 1-2 EISTEDDFOD 1-2-3 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 OSKY WOW STAFF 4 SKELETON STAFF 4 BAND 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 TREAS. 4 GIRLS’ LEADERS CLUB TREAS. 3 HOCKEY 1-2-3-4 29 JOEL POETKER— SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 1 ASSEMBLY 1 -2-3-4 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 1 FOOTBALL 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 2-3-4 JIM PRIEST- ASSEMBLY 2 EISTEDDFOD 1 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 4 FOOT3ALL MGR. 2 STUDENT COUNCIL 1 HOME ROOM OFFICER PRES. 1 V. PRES. 2-3 LARRY RASP- ASSEMBLY 1-2 EISTEDDFOD 1-2 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3 FOOTBALL 3-4 JEAN REYNOLDS- ASSEMBLY 3-4 BASKETBALL 1 CAROL LOURENE RICE SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 2 JUNIOR PLAY 3 ASSEMBLY 1-2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 1-2-3-4 OSKY WOW STAFF 2-3-4 SKELETON STAFF 2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 GIRLS’ LEADERS CLUB 1-2-3 V PRES 3 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3-4 HOCKEY 1-2-3-4 HOWARD RICHARDS— 30 SHARON RICHARDS- ASSEMBLY 4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 JUNIOR PLAY 3 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 CHEERLEADER 1-2-3-4 HOCKEY 4 PREVIOUS SCHOOL BLOOMFIELD 1-2-3 MABEL RIEGEL— Junior Play 3 Assembly 3 Eisteddfod 1-3 Girls’ Glee Club 1-2-3 Skeleton Staff 3 Band 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 Girls’ Leaders Club 1-2-3 National Honor Society 3 Home Room Officer Treas. 3 Sec. 2 SetUond, CARROLL ROACH- SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 3 EDDY ROARK— DAN ROSE- SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 3 JUNIOR PLAY 3 ASSEMBLY 1-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 1 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 SKELETON STAFF 4 FOOTBALL 1-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3 TR1-HI-Y 2-3-4 PRES. 4 HOME ROOM OFFICER V. PRES. 3 ALBERT SCHMID— BAND 2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 2-3-4 F.H.A. CLUB 1 PREVIOUS SCHOOL BLOOMFIELD 1-2-3 HOME ROOM OFFICER PRES. 4 JUNIOR PLAY 3 BASKETBALL 2-3 TRACK 1-2-3 31 32 ■ Sernas JOY LOU SIMS— BILL SMITH- GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-3-4 PATRICIA ANN SMITH JANET STATEN— ASSEMBLY 1 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-4 3-4 BASKETBALL 3-4 F.H.A. CLUB 2-3-4 HOCKEY 4 Peggy Stevison Bragg— Girls’ Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 Hockey 1-2 Clarabelle Stewart— ASSEMBLY 4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 SKELETON STAFF 4 STUDENT COUNCIL 4 LUANN STEWART- PREVIOUS SCHOOL BLOOMFIELD 1-2 BASKETBALL 4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2 CHEERLEADER 1-2 JUNIOR PLAY 3 Margaret Strawser— SCHOLARSHIP TEAM OSKY WOW STAFF 2 TRI-HI-Y 3 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-3-4 F.H.A. CLUB 1-2-3 33 ARAH TURNER— IRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 ASKETBALL 2 lOBERT WALTERS— ’REVIOUS SCHOOL ANNAPOLIS HIGH ANNAPOLIS, MD. 1-2-3 NEWSPAPER 2-3 OOTBALL 3-4 TUDENT COUNCIL 3 II-Y 3, SEC’Y. 'RI-HI-Y 4 Seacard ALDON VEACH— ASSEMBLY 3-4 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 2-3-4 BARBARA WAULK— JUNIOR PLAY 3 ASSEMBLY 1-2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 1-2-3-4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BAND 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 GIRLS’ LEADERS CLUB 1-2-3 HOCKEY 1-2-3-4 HOME ROOM OFFICER TREAS. 3 ALVA WALKER- BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 HOME ROOM OFFICER TREAS. 1 SEC’Y. 2 JOAN WELCH- PREVIOUS SCHOOL BLOOMFIELD 1-2-3 JUNIOR PLAY 3 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 ASSEMBLY 4 MARY ANN WALKER- JUNIOR PLAY 3 ASSEMBLY 1-2-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 1-2 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 OSKY WOW STAFF 3-4 BAND 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 GIRLS’ LEADERS CLUB 1-2-3 HOCKEY 1-2-3-4 HOME ROOM OFFICER PRES. 3 SEC’Y. 2 BOB WHITE— Assembly 1-2-3-4 Boys’ Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Osky Wow Staff 1-2 Band 1-2 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1 HEBER WHITE- TOM WILLIAMS— BOYS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3 FOOTBALL 1 BASEBALL 1-2-3 BASKETBALL 1 34 OLIVE WHITE- SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 1- 2-3 ASSEMBLY 1-3-4 EISTEDDFOD 1-2-3-4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2- 3-4 SKELETON STAFF 4 BAND 2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 GIRLS’ LEADERS CLUB 2- 3 HOCKEY 1-4 DOLORES WILLIAMS— EISTEDDFOD 1-2-3-4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2- 3-4 OSKY WOW STAFF 3-4 SALES MGR. BAND 1-2-3-4 TRI-HI-Y 3-4 PRES. HOCKEY 1-2-3-4 HOMER WILLIAMS-PREVIOUS SCHOOL BLOOMFIELD 1-2-J BASKETBALL 1-2-3 JUNIOR PLAY 3 AUDREY WILLIS— ELVARIE WILLS- ASSEMBLY 1 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 2-3-4 F.H.A. CLUB 2-3 HOCKEY 1-2 JACK HOWARD— Boys’ Glee Club 2-3 Home Room Officer Treas. 2 Class Officer Treas. 1-2 V. Pres. 3 Barbara Albert Shirley Altherr David Arthur Daisy Booth Frances Brown Miles Burns Martha Colby Clyde Collier Carole Davis Violet Dulaney David Elliot Juanita Farrar Gu«tc n Stanley Arthur Vaughneda Betz Cora Sue Blackburn Edith Ann Cavey Jim Clark Carolyn Clay Kenneth DeMenl Ruth Donaldson Mary Downey Qcuti vi John Garrett Barbara Gibson Mary Esther Gordon John Hannigan Lou A. Higgins Charles Hughes Gloria Karr Georgia King Janet Leach Helen Morris Bob Oney Lowell Osborne 40 41 Marilyn Greer Carl Haley Clyde Haley Joyce Hughes Pally Hughes Roger Hughes John Malone Billie Maloney Nanelte Martin Dorolhy Owens Juanita Paugh Ronnie Rhea Glenna Richards Carol Ridga Paul Riegel flouUonA, Ronald Serroi Larry Silrey Richard Spangler Mary Siiffler Sabra Stull Dean Swingle Roy Riegel Helena Ritchie Bill Rosa Dixie Stanley Gail Stewart Era Stiffler Shirley Swingle Dorsey Tanner Grace Taylor Rodney Warner Mildred Wheeler Marilyn Wickline Danny Wignar Barbara Williams Judy Williams Alva Wilson Joanna Wood Julia Yarian Mary Laa Yarian Garald Yingar Waltar Zinn Sandra Batts Kannath Coburn Larry Ellison 45 JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Robert Landrum Norman Akint Donald Bailey Roger Brown Kay Carey Lonnie Conley Marrin Cook Margaret Dempsey Charles Gibbs Otis Harrison Harley Johnson Johnny Johnson Wally Jones Denver Lewis Bonnie Martin Betty J. Patrick Dean Perkins Virginia Renshaw Franklin Sickels Richard Spangler Richard Strawser Howard Strickland Don Wildman In MEMORIAL The sudden death of Gwyn Parry occurred on August 3, 1951 at Camp Arrowhead near Jackson. The loss of Gwyn is the loss of a friend, who was always jovial, always helpful, and always kind. Gwyn was the son of Dr. and Mrs. Gwyn Parry and would have been a sophomore at Jackson High School. He was a member of the Boys Glee Club, Oaky Wow Staff, and ranked high scholastically. He was also an active member of the Presbyterian Church. Our class will always remember Gwyn as a genuine all American youth who liked the finer things of life. FIRST ROW—Bob Bonaftl, Kenny Brodess, Monty Addis, Jackie Coy, Earl Beatty. Bob Rowland SECOND ROW—Mary Albert. Rosabella Burton. Rosemary Baikal, Frances Beckley. Bobbie Blake. Patty Bassitt. THIRD ROW—Linda Callahan, Bonnie Blake, Effie Aldridge, Eralyn Bennett, Betty Chandler, Joan Carlisle. FIRST ROW—Frank Kill, DaTid Jarrell, Edward Finley, Allen Roark, Dan Fugett, Robert Roeeberry. SECOND ROW—Norma Freeland, Gene Gillum, Dorothy Graham, Dolores Denney, Loretta Grorer, Maralyn Brohard THIRD ROW—Marilyn Eubanks, Norma Fraley, Dick Erwin, Bill Mathews, Rinalee Eisnaugle, Fielding Massie FIRST ROW___Bill Bruce. Hayden Oiler, Jake Gahm, Newell Rhodes, Dan Dawson SECOND ROW—Bob Buckley. David Gillum. Albert Cook, Harry Dobbins. Jim Swaim, Jim Kabesh, Bill Sallager THIRD ROW—Jerry Farrar. Gary Parker, Roy Goodwin, Wayne Brookins, Don Buckley, Eddie Ridgeway FIRST ROW—Jim Reynolds, Oscar Wheeler. Everrit Williams, Donald Hensley. Tom Swaim, Ralph Barton SECOND ROW—Nancy McGuffy, Judy Hurst, Sandra Keairns. Mary Leach, Ann Mapes, Vivian Leedy THIRD ROW—Patsy Leach, Connie Hatten, Shirley Henderson. Shirley Jones. Joy Masters, Kathryn Leonard 48 FIRST ROW—Charles Neal, Evan Oliver, John Jay Eisnaugle. Bill Leach, Dan Coll, Sonny Morgan SECOND ROW—Jean Mannering. Blanche McLaughlin, Sally Miller. Shirley Mc-Goon. Anita Knight, Doris Mercer THIRD ROW—Betty Oliver, Betty Morris. Lavone Howell. Clara Lyons. Ruth Farley FIRST ROW—Thomas Williams. Peggy Vance. Dorothy Thompson. Diana Serrott. Chirley Vititoe, Elotia Wilson. Shirley Trago. Leonard Stapleton SECOND ROW—Roger Walker, Corrinne Ross. Sandra Shumate. Joyce Yerian. Bonnie White. Trevana Stiles. Peggy Parker. Mary Waugh THIRD ROW—Arthur Stevenson, Patty Steele. Peggy Yerian. Margaret Rayburn. Bonatean Tanner. Darlene Sheline. Nellie Sech. Carol Salyers. Eddie Woolum 49 JIM RIDGE President SONNY HARLESS Vice President JANICE McGINNISS Secretary NINA DAVIS Treasurer FIRST ROW—Bill Boroff, John Bishop, Tucker Benton, Bob Brown, Tim Coll. T� Wofd Baker, Gerry Ashley, Bob Berton — SECOND ROW—Doris Claar, Glenda Carl. Peggy Carver, Shelba Burns, Joan B ham, Barbara Caudill, Sandra Arthur, Mary Ann Akins, Darlene Colby __ THIRD ROW—Gail Conway, Janice Davis, Dorothy Crabtree, Janice Crabtree, F -— Coyan, Barbara Bradley, Nina Davis, Janet Brown, Ann Conger 50 FIRST ROW—Sonny Harless, Jack Faulkner, Bill Brooks, James Ervin, Dean Flaker, Lon Hayes, Don Finch, Lewis Davis. Dick Freeland SECOND ROW—Paula Grant, Janet Gatewood, Wilma Gibson, Carole Gibbs, Ruth Downey, Mildred Dulaney, Wilma Flaker, Shirley Delong, Betty Downey THIRD ROW—Bob Galagher, Shirley Essman, Shirley Hall, Roseann Hughes. Patty Hunley, Virginia Hall, Irene Henson. Janice Jenkins. Allen Hoops FIRST ROW—Charles Harper, Jack Isreal, Lloyd Hensley. Tom Jenkins, Bill Lewis, Virgil Landrum, Harold Mercer, Don McLaughlin, Jerry Jones SECOND ROW—Marolyn Liebenderfer, Glenna McNeer. Janice McGinniss, Ruth Leedy, Janet Krumm. Joine Lambert, Mae Lenhart, Mary Ann Kalner, Helen Leedy THIRD ROW—Wayne McGuire. Sharon Mapes, Mary Jean Martin, Joyce Mason, Janice Meenach, Joy Mannering, Carol Meenach, Layne Longfellow 51 !r SECOND ROW—Lois Owens, Clara Paterson, Betty Miller, Ines Miller, PhyL Mullins, Shirley Smith, Shirley Radcliff, Margaret Rosenberger, Dareta Milk THIRD ROW—Lorena Messing, Phyllis Ratliff, Bo Dine Smith, Connie Rasp, R: Parish, Ida May Martin, Shirley Smith, Rae Skaggs, Ethel Riegel 52 FIRST ROW—Dallas Warner, Jim Thorson, Harry Riffle, Lowell Warrens, Max Stout, Danny Williams, Loren Young SECOND ROW—David Warner, Murle Wilson, Don Walburn, Don Wilson, Kenny Swingle, Jim Talbot BACK ROW—Jim Catty. Dick Owtni, Bob Witaman. Bill Steel. Jerry Walke, Jim Grant Dallas Hartley, Jon Elliott FRONT ROW—Beckie Lego, Helen Beckley. Marilyn Davis, Sally Cavey. Mary Sue Camp, Janice Davis, Mary Ann Jarrell, Sue Greer BACK ROW—Dorothy Eaton, Ralph McCumber, Wilbur Brodess, John Eisnaugle, Edward White. Kenneth Miller. Don Rhyan, Betty Schonere FRONT ROW—Gerry Sue Davis, Jennie Lou Mapes, Virginia Foster. Leilia Freeland, Julia Ann Ellenburger, Patty Yales. Jannet Kay Kellly, Janice Vance. Paula Miller Room 9 BACK ROW — Delores Wahnbaugh. Stevie McElf esh, Levern Masters, Martha Neal. Sandra Mercer, Bernetta Smith, Emily Evans, Nance Whitt, Del-ores Jones FRONT ROW—Marsha Carlisle, Carolyn McGrath, Roxie Hood, Margie Beckley, Janet Hamilton, Linda Lambert, Margie Fields Room 9 BACK ROW—Billy Aldrich, Tommy Carlisle, Gary Kruger, Roger Purdy, John Bro-dess, Gary Yates, Don Leedy, Richard Purdy FRONT ROW—Dan Gates, Jim Walke, Erwin Massie, Fred Levsay, Richard Aye, Robert Terry, Roger Eanes, Benner Jones Room 113 BACK ROW—Earl Ross, John Casey, John Roads, Dickie Ducan, Ralph McGhee FRONT ROW—Loreana Lambert, Roberta Malone, Nancy Trago, Peggy Brown 54 ueuwi Room 211 BACK ROW — Jenny Spriggs. Carol W;lson. Calvin May, Larry Claxon, Arthur While. Danny Sexton, Charles MacMillen, Doris Spriggs. FRONT ROW — Thelma Ross, Dorothy Drake, Lovanne Buckley, Mary Warren, Nancv Gibbs, Judy Leach, Suzanne Howell Room 210 BACK ROW—Terry Staten, Frank Music, Carl Coyan, David Wilson, Elvin Johnson, Clarence Smith, Lawrence Williams, John Grahm, David Leone, Warner Leach, Donald Drake, Jay Ellison FRONT ROW—Sherman Lee Fluty. Donna Sheline, Mary Joyce Thomas. Connie Sue Ward, Janice Hunley, Peggy Clark, Betty Davis, Peggy Hill Room 114 BACK ROW — Bob Crawford. Gene Steveson. Dick Riggle. David Naugle, Billy Wiginer FRONT ROW—BeMy Graham. Esther Ciders, Janice Williams, Myra Martin. Janice Conger 55 56 57 t lee (?lc Any girl who is a Sophomore or farther in high school, has the opportunity of being in the Period I Girls’ Glee Club, for which we are all glad. Everyone enjoys this organization very much and are especially interested in participating in the annual Carol Sing, Glee Club Concert, and the school Eisteddfod. Every boy who is a Sophomore, Junior or Senior, wants to be in the Period I Boys’ Glee Club. This organization is very educational as well as entertaining. Each year they participate in the Carol Sing, Glee Club Concert and the annual school Eisteddfod. FIRST ROW—Ruth Grimes. Betty Olirer. Shirley Vititoe, Bonnie Blake, Effie Mae Aldridge, Dorothy Gahm, Juanita Henderson, Dorothy Lemaster. SECOND ROW—Martha Gahm, Margaret Strawser. Frances Beckley, Grace Ellen Mercer, Barbara Albert. Virginia Colley. Joy Sims. Donna Martin. Irene Coburn. THIRD ROW—Linda Callahan, Joyce Yerian, Haxel Burton, Dolores Williams. Cora Sue Blackburn, Gladys Fluty, Janice Jeroy, Martha Colby, Mary Albert. Dorothy Thompson. FOURTH ROW—Mary Benton, Sally Drake. Lynn Parry, Melva Finch. Peggy Vance, Shirley Trago. Ruby Terry, Kalheryn Humphreys. Joan Welch, Helena Adams, Joan Lewis. 58 'Period t FIRST ROW—Merrill Davi , Norma Freeland Phyllis Franklin Sandra Keairns Nancy McGuffey, Pally Hughes Lois Hughes Mabel Riegel Pally Sleele Dorolhy Owens. SECOND ROW—Jean Gillum Rulh Donaldson Virginia Blake Gloria Eubanks Evelyn Miller. Doris Mercer Virginia Pierce, Adelyn Landrum Vivian Leedy Pal McGhee. THIRD ROW—Marilyn Greer Ann Mapes Diane Serrotl Bonnie While Joan Carlisle, Shirley Swingle Sandra Bells Dixie Slanley Vaughneda Belz Edilh Ann Cavey. FOURTH ROW—Palsy Leach Mina Terry, Billie Maloney Rita Leach, Lois Davis Barbara Waulk Joan Miller Judy Miller, Gloria Karr, Judy Williams. FIRST ROW—Louise McGoon Marilyn Eubanks. Sandra Shumate Palsy Thompson Marlene Leach Janet Staten Nanette Marlin Daisy Booth. SECOND ROW—Sarah Turner, Carolyn Clay, Virginia Renshaw, Peggy Parker Elolia Wilson, Carole Davis, Barbara Gibson. Sonya Sears, Mary Marlin, Mary Lou Claar. THIRD ROW—Leora Longlotl, Mary Leach, Carole Ridge, Luann Higgins. Esther Vance. Julia Yerian, Clara Lyons Margaret Dempsey. FOURTH ROW—Rina Lee Eisnaugle Kay Cavey. Marilyn Wickline, Olive While, Gail Stewart Janet Leach Judy Callahan Fay Boles. Audrey Willis. 59 ‘Soya tflee @lu BOYS’ GLEE CLUB PERIOD 1 All boys like to get together and sing, so this makes D. Merrill Davis Boys’ Glee Club one of the most popular organizations for boys in Jackson High School. The boys and girls give a combined concert every season. The practicing and presenting is very much enjoyed by all who participate. FIRST ROW—Merrill Davit, Lonnie Conley. Jette Cunningham. Dare Elliott, John J. Eisnaugle. Wayne Brookim. Fielding Mattie. SECOND ROW—Harry Dobbint. Rodney Warner, Bob Delong, Jake Gahm, Bob Buckley, Danny Coll. THIRD ROW—Danny Wiggner, Charlet Hill, Eddie Lewit, Jim Metxger, David Lambert, Jim Wagg-ner. FOURTH ROW—Bill Bruce. Newell Rhodet. Albert Cook. Alva Walker. Eddie Woolum. Kenneth Coburn. FIRST ROW — Jim Kabish, Sian Arthur, Hayden Oiler, Charles Mossbarger. Don Eisnaugle, Paul Dobbins. SECOND ROW—David Arthur, Don Brown, Dan Rose, Gary Parker, Roger Beatty, David Gillum, Jim Swaim. THIRD ROW—Sonny Morgan, Roy Goodwin, Arthur Sievison, Larry Ellison, Dave Fisher, Jerry Durkin. FOURTH ROW—Clifton Fouiy, Wilbur Miller. Paul Leedy, Clyde Haley, Jerry Lyons, John Lewis, Jim Priest. FIRST ROW—Don Wildman, Roger Hughes, Gerald Yinger, John Hannigan, Lewis Mapes, Hershel Maloney, Ronnie Barlow. SECOND ROW—Don Buckley, Jim Krumm, John Patton, Max Henry, Jerry Farrar, Denver Lewis, Bill Gallagher. THIRD ROW—Fred Altherr, Gary Ried, Jack Coyan, John Callahan. Melvin Hickman, Danny Daw-son, David Jarrell. FOURTH ROW_______Larry McGinniss, Dean Swingle, Bill Gettles, Bill Eisnaugle, Voris Leonard, John Malone. (PERIOD II) FIRST ROW—D. Merrill Dari , Joy R nering, Joey In Wood . Peggy Can Rae Skaggs, Glenna McNeer, Joine It bert, Rosanne Hughes, Belly Lou ney. SECOND ROW—Melbra Price, Kay Oa Peggy Yerian, Grace Plummer, B«: Miller, Carol Meenach, Shirley Delct' Thelma Wyant, Doris Claar, GU: White. THIRD ROW—Lois Owens, Janice .’i kins, Helen Leedy, Nina Davis, Mt Ann Akins, Ruth Washabaugh, Cl Westlake, Carol Gibbs. FOURTH ROW — Irene Henson, Wl: Flaker, Darlene Colby, Shirley Cop Shirley Leonard, Patty Hunley. FIRST ROW — Janice McGinnis, Eli Mullins, Ruth Downey, Dolores Dene Ruth Leedy, Annabelle Good, Phylifa Fultz, Deann Helman. Janice Crabtree. SECOND ROW—Katheryn Leonard, Ja ice Meenach. Clara Patterson, Ruth Farlrl Peggy Boles, Janet Brown, June Arnold Jean Arnold, Mary Waugh. THIRD ROW — Joyce Masters, Conoj Rasp, Lorena Messing, Lorita Grover, Wj ma Gibson, Blanche McLaughlin, Mils Martin, Mildred Delaney. FOURTH ROW — Janet Brown, Dand: Arthur, Sharon Mapes, Sally Miller, Be: Morris. Emma Brewer. Rita Parish, Lc etta Swain, Ida Mae Martin. FIRST ROW — Shirley McGoon, Donna-gene Thomas, Shirley Hall. Inez Miller, Elizabeth Fulton, Coreen Ross, Shirley Radcliff, Gail Conway, Connie Hatten. SECOND ROW—Janice Davis, Mae Len-hart, Phyllis Mullins, Annetta Kight, Shirley Essman, Mary Ann Kallner, Bodine Smith. THIRD ROW — Shirley Smith, Doretta Miller, Marguerite Snyder, Joan Burnham. Shirley Wickline, Marlene Swingle, Shelba Burns, Shirley Henderson. FOURTH ROW—Joann Williams, Shirley Jones, Doris McCoy, Virginia Hall. Ethel Riegel, Ruth Coyan, Ann Conger, Barbara Bradley, Joan Drake. 62 0 4 (flee (PERIOD II) TRST ROW—Merrill Davis, Clay Crace, .ouis Davis, Jim McNeer, Layne Long ellow, Jim Rhyan. SECOND ROW — Bob Exline, Harry Thompson, Jim Thorson. Dallas Warner, Jim Ridge. THIRD ROW—Merle Wilson, Don Finch, David Warner, Roger Allison, Jim Green. FIRST ROW—John Bishop, Kenny Bro-dess. Tim Coll, Tucker Benton, Bob Gallagher. Virgil Landrum. SECOND ROW—David Monk, Bob Miller, Bob Burton, Bill Lewis, Jim Talbot, Kenny Swingle. THIRD ROW—Bob Brown, Dean Flaker, Don Wilson, Kenny Shumate, Wayne McGuire, Jack Faulkner. FIRST ROW—Bill Christian. Bob Humphreys, John Grow, Orville Wyant. Wayne Williams. SECOND ROW — Dick Freeland. Wayne Parks. Don McLaughlin, Dale Russell, Bob Ervin, Danny Williams. THIRD ROW — Tom Williams. Gerald Shields, Tom Jenkins, Dick Ervin, Alva Wilson, Lon Hayes, Bob Radcliff. 03 DRUM MAJOR. DAVE FISHER FRONT ROW—Mabel Riegel. Marilyn Eubanks. Judy Hursl, Marlene Leach. Vivian Leedy. Nanette Martin. Gail Stewart. Shirley Hall. Carole Davis. Alfred Ruston. Dorothy Thompson. David Fisher. Mary Albert. Glenna McNeer. Bill Bruce. Lou Higgins. Voris Leonard. John Malone. Jane Bennett. Barbara Waulk. Mr. Thorson. SECOND ROW—Judy Miller. Juanita Henderson. Jim Thorson. Charles Meil. Carol Ridge. Lois Hughes. Albert Schmid. Shirley Swingle. Betty Oiler. Lois Owens. Mary Waugh. Shirley Vititoe. Kenny DeMent. Janice Jenkins. Shirley Delong. Sonny Harless. THIRD ROW—Kenny Brodess. Patty Sielle. Diana Serrott. Virginia Pierce. Olive White, Nancy Me-Guffey, Charley Mossbarger, Norma Burke, Gene McGuire, John Lewis. Jim Waggener, Delores Williams, Joan Miller, Pat McGhee. Rodney Warner. FOURTH ROW—Jim McNeer. Fielding Massie, Joan Carlisle, Jesse Cunningham, Rita Parish, Linda Callahan, Bob Miller, Bill Gettles, Charlene Leedy, Wayne McGuire, Louis Davis, Jake Gahm, Dallas Warner, Carl Sears, Dave Arthur. FIFTH ROW—Daisy Booth, Ruth Leedy, Shirley Trago, Bill Lewis. Nina Davis, Grace Plummer, Pat Casey, Tom Swaim, Grace Taylor. Helen Leedy. Mary Ann Walker. SIXTH ROW—Layne Longfellow, David Warner, Jim Talbot, Binny Rowland. Roger Brown. Eddie Woolum. Newell Rhodes, Arthur Steveson, Bob Rowland, Dean Lewis. Setti i 7Ke H$en4' FRONT___Marlene Leach, Juanita Pierce, Mr. Thorson, Lois Hughe , Dare Fiiher, Joan Miller, Jane Bennett, Norma Burke, Patricia McGhee. MIDDLE—Mabel Riegel, Olive White, Pat Ca ey, Charles Mo barger, Jesse Cunningham, Charlene Leedy, Barbara Waulk, Dolores Williams. BACK—Juanita Henderson, Albert Schmid, Bill Gettles, John Lewis, Gene McGuire, Voris Leonard, Judy Miller, Mary Ann Walker. One of the most successful organizations of J.H.S. is the band. We are fortunate to have the services of such a capable director as Robert Thorson, who has worked so diligently to produce a very fine band. The band is a perfect example of teamwork and cooperation, as it requires the best of each individual to prove a success, and certainly, it has been. There are, this year, 25 senior members who will wear the beautiful red and white uniforms and play Jackson High for the last time, but they have derived much from being a member of the oand. It has been said Music is love in search for a word. How true! Congratulations to the band of '52 for a job well done and we hope the future bands can do as well! GAIL STEWART, CAROL DAVIS, DAVE FISHER LOIS HUGHES, LOU HICGINS, JANE BENNETT X : V-'V emewfien. m S w @adet High on the list of outstanding achievements by our band master, Mr. R. Thorson, is the founding of the Jackson Cadet Band. This group of young musicians, composed of junior high boys and girls, supplies a steady flow of new talent each year, for the J.H.S. Band. FIRST ROW—Roger Priddy. John Brodess, Johnny Sheward. Marilyn Dari . Roger Eanes. Eddie Faulkner, Dick Owens, Bob Irons, Leila Freeland, Don Rhyan, Bob Swaim, Julia Ellenberger, Dean Dunn, Jim Waulke, Becky Lego, Stevie McElfresh. SECOND ROW—Penny McDonald, Glenna Farder, Linda Lambert. Janet Hamilton, Sandra Mercer, Erwin Massie, Delores Jones. Betty Schonauer, Mary Camp, Janice Vance. Roxie Hood, Patty Yales, Janice Davis, Marjorie Fields. THIRD ROW—Mr. Thorson, Nancy Brammer, Janice Wiseman, Jean Arthur, Nancy Whitt, Beverly Jones, Sally Cavey, Alice Plummer, Janet Kelley, Sue Greer, Laverne Masters, Don Leedy, Gary Yates. Dana Yates, Benner Jones. FOURTH ROW—Johnny Thomas, Johnny Eisnaugle, Jon Elliott, Bill Dunn, Dean Farrar, Ruth Stroth, Carolyn McGhee. Delores Jones, Charles Bowman, Gretchen Gahm, Jerry Skyberry. John Freeland. Jim Jamison, Kenny Miller, Bob Wiseman. FIFTH ROW—Ed White. Donnie Wires, Bill Steel, Dallas Hartley, Ralph McCumber, Bob Kierns. Mary Ann Jarrell, Kent Aeh. Wilbur Brodess. Barbara Queen. Richard Priddy. A fast moving, free lance play about a teen-age girl, Maudie, whose system of icquiring boyfriends works for everyone but herself, was successfully presented by the Senior Class under the direction of Miss Fay Pickens. FRONT ROW—Lois Hughes, Ivan Leedy, Joan Miller, Mabel Riegel, Sharon Richards, Barbara Waulk, Bob Walters. BACK ROW—Jim Metzger, David Lambert, Dolores Williams, Charlene Leedy, Mary Ann Walker, Olive White, Mary Benton, Ronnie Barlow, Carol Rice. CAST Mrs. Mason Charle The Mother Mr. Mason David The Dad Maudie Barbara Their Younger Daughter Sylvia Carol Rd Their Older Daughter Joy Mary Beni: A Cousin Alix, Maudie's Friend Sharon Richarq Julie, Maudie's Friend Mabel Rie?! Lysbeth, Maudie's Friend Joan Mil Mrs. White Dolores Willie' Alix's Mother Mrs. Allen Mary Ann Wa.i Julie's Mother Mrs. Day Lois Hugit Lysbeth's Mother Davy Bob Waliri Maudie's Part-time Steady Chi Ivan Letf; Any Girl's Steady Jerry Jim Mel:; Sylvia's Friend Ted Ronnie Bam Sylvia's Friend Margaret Olive V a The Maid “MEN ARE LIKE STREETCARS” wnun This year the Junior Class chose as iheir play a comedy in three acts entitled Meet Corliss Archer . The play was an excellent portrayal of a teen-age girl, her family, and her boyfriend. Dexter Franklin. Along with their trials and tribulations, more had to come. A very confirmed old maid. Cousin Agnes, added her iron to the fire. As a whole, the play was a very good evening of entertainment. Front— Mary Gordan. Daisy Booth, Julia Yerian, Rodney Warner. Dixie Stanley, Judy Williams, Gail Stewart. Back— Miss Mary Lucas, Billie Maloney, Dave Elliott, Vaughneda Bets, Dave Arthur. m up Corliss Archer, a teen-age girl Judy Williams Mr. Archer, her father Dean Lewis Mrs. Archer, her mother Gail Stewart Louise, the Archer's maid Daisy Boothe Mildred. Corliss' best friend Mary Gordan Dexter Franklin, the boy next door Rodney Warner Mr. Franklin. Dexter's father David Elliott Mrs. Franklin, his mother Julia Yerian Cousin Agnes, on Mrs. Archer's side Billie Lee Maloney The Doctor David Arthur Betty, another girl friend Dixie Stanley A Nurse Vaughneda Bets FIRST ROW—Julia Yerian. Norma Burke, Lynn Parry, Peggy Stevison Bragg, Cora Sue Blackburn. Barbara Gibson. Janice Jeroy. SECOND ROW—Melva Finch, Mary Benton, Mary Esther Gordon, Patty Hughes, Kay Cavey. Marilyn Greer, Shirley Swingle. THIRD ROW—Lois Hughes, Gladys Fluty, Phyllis Franklin. Marlene Leach, Virginia Colley, Mary Lou Claar, Katheryn Humphreys. FOURTH ROW—Mary Ann Walker, Judy Miller, Barbara Waulk, Olive White, Rita Leach. Janet K. Maloney, Pat McGhee. FIRST ROW—Juanita Farrar, Martha Colby, Helena Ritchie, Daisy Booth, Louise McGoon, Carole Ridge, Luann Higgins. SECOND ROW—Carol Rice. Billie Lee Maloney, Virginia Pierce, Patty Thompson. Evelyn Miller Haley, Grace Mercer, Gloria Eubanks. THIRD ROW—Charlene Leedy, Eileen Freeland. Sandra Betts. Gail Stewart. Gloria Karr, Joan Miller. Judy Williams. 1 FOURTH ROW—Carole Davis, Nanette Martin, Edith Cavey. Vaughneda Bets, Dixie Stanley, Dolores Williams. H„ Hi-Y (llnh ig a branch of the Young Men’s Christian As- iriaiion. This AnVanization is very active in school ami community the capable leadership of Mr. House, the club op-eshment stand at football games, has a float in the yeal and Christmas parades, and sponsors the annual Hi-the spring of the year, an Rose is the president of the club. First Row—Mr. House. Bill Get-tles. John Callahan. Jim Waggner. Dave Fisher. Bob DeLong Second Row—John Lewis, Dave Arthur. Norman Akins, Rodney Warner. Charles Mossbarger. Dan Rose. First Row—Eddie Ridgeway, Monty Addis. Newell Rhodes, Charles Neal, Arthur Stevenson Second Row — Ronald Serrott, Roger Brown, Orlan Farrar. Ivan Leedy. Max Henry First Row — Jerry Lyons. Paul Dobbins. David Lambert. Bob Walters. Jerry Durkin, Bill Eis-naugle. Jim Krumm Second Row—Stanley Arthur. Pat Casey. Wayne Brookins. David Elliott. Jake Gahm. John Hannigan The Future Homemakers of America is an organisation open to any girl enrolled in Home Economics or has been in Home Economics one year. The meetings are held the second Monday night of every month. Our motto is Forward New Horizons and our colors are red and white. Our flower is the red rose. There are three degrees of achievement that may be obtained. One degree can be obtained each year you are in F.H.A. The first is Junior Homemaker; the second. Chapter Homemaker; third, the state degree. Each year a theme is chosen. Our theme this year is The Foundation of Peace Begins in The Home . JUNIOR OFFICERS—President. Janet Krumm; vice president. Ruth Washabaugh; secretary. Rae Skaggs; treasurer. Wilma Gibson; parliamentarian. Phyllis Mullins; news reporter. Janice Crabtree; song leader. Darlene Colby; rec. leaders. Gail Conway and Joine Lambert. SENIOR OFFICERS—President. Dorothy Thompson; vice president. Eileen Freeland; secretary. Patty Hughes; treasurer. Katheryn Humphreys; historian. Sally Miller; song leader. Joy Masters; news reporter. Violet Dulaney; rec. leader Peg Parker. FRONT ROW—Adelyn Landrum. Dorothy Thompson. Patti Hughes. Violet Dulaney. Joan Swan. Hazel Burton. MIDDLE ROW—Shirley Trago. Peggy Vance. Peg Parker. Marilyn Eubanks. Ann Mapes. Shirley Jones. Catherine Leonard, Gloria Eubanks. BACK ROW—Evelyn Miller, Mrs. Richards, Grace Mercer, Sally Miller, Joy Masters, Patty Bassett, Shirley Vititoe, Calra Lyons, Marie Martin, Rosemary Bethel. FRONT ROW—Mildred Dulaney, Darlene Colby, Ruth Leedy, Gail Conway, Janet Gatewood. Ruth Coyan. MIDDLE ROW—Doris McCoy, Joine Lambert, Joan Drake, Deann Helman, Janet Brown, Barbara Bradley, Doris Claar. BACK ROW—Barbara Caudill, Rae Skaggs. Wilma Gibson, Marlene Swingle, Rosanne Hughes, Shirley Delong, Ann Conger, Betty Miller. Peggy Carver, Janice McGinniss, Ruth Washabaugh. Janet Krumm, Sandy Arthur, Carol Westlake. Sharon Mapes, Janet Brown. Mrs. Richards. This is a volunteer group of boys who lake you to your favorite seat in the auditorium when there are any doings . Under the direction of Mr. Jones, these boys do a swell job, and we appreciate their courtesy to all. FIRST ROW—Bob Buckley, Carl Haley. Eddie Lewis, Richard Hatten, Herschel Maloney SECOND ROW—Tom Crabtree, Jake Gahm, Bob Gallagher, Eddie Ridgeway, Roger Brown THIRD ROW — Ronald Serrott, Newell Rhodes. Miles Burns, Roger Cribben, Ivan Leedy. Tom Chick FIRST ROW—Johnny Eisnaugle, Bob Wiseman. Edward White, Franklin Hill. Tom Jenkins SECOND ROW—Paul Leedy. Larry McGinniss, Don Rhyan, Clyde Haley. Roger Beatty, Bill Gallagher THIRD ROW—Clifford Howell. Carl Sears. Marvin Marks, Mr. Jones. Dick Freeland. Ralph Me-Cumber Checking books, repairing books, filing cards, reminding a student if his book is overdue, is the duty of the library staff. Miss McCoy is the one who directs the girls, and helps them to be more efficient. FIRST ROW—N� na Davis, Suzanne Howell, Helen Leedy. Shirley Essman, Shir-leyy DeLong, Roseann Hughes. SECOND ROW—Janet Brown. Rita Parish. Doris Claar. Evelyn Bennett. Joine Lambert, Ruth Leedy. 73 TOP LEFT BACK—Virginia Pierce, Nina Davis, Helen Leedy, Mary Ann Walker, Janice Jeroy, Gail Stewart FRONT—Gerry Sue Davis, Carol Rice, Layne Longfellow, Sandra Keairns The Osky Wow Staff hopes you will put this book among your most precious memories. We are proud to have had the opportunity of making this book a treasure for you. Editor ________________________ Janice Jeroy Assistant Editor ........... Rodney Warner Art Editor ................ Oswald Warrens Senior Reporter .......... Mary Ann Walker Junior Reporter _____________ Gail Stewart Sophomore Reporter .......... Sandra Keairns Freshman Reporter ................ Nina Davis Junior High.................. Gerry Sue Davis Sports.................. Layne A. Longfellow General Reporter ________________ Carol Rice BOTTOM RIGHT BACK—Oswald Warrens. John Hannigan, Paul Leedy, Delores Williams, Rita Leach, Lynn Parry FRONT—Paula Miller, Judy Williams, Cora Sue Blackburn, Julia Yerian Assistant Art Editors ....... Lynn Parry and Paula Miller Typist ......................... Rita Leach Photographer Paul Leedy Sales Manager .............. Dolores Williams Asst. Sales Manager Cora Sue Blackburn Advertising Julia Yerian—John Hannigan Jim Waggener—Judy Williams Advisors E. S. Keairns—Roberta Grimes Ruth Hutchinson—Fay Pickens Skeleton FIRST ROW—Gail Stewart Virginia Pierce, Joan Miller, Mabel Riegel, Rita Leach, Donna Martin. SECOND ROW—Jerry Kirkendall, Ronnie Barlow, Hazel Burton, Virginia Blake, Janet Maloney, Jim Talbott. We give our heartiest congrats to this years hard working schoool newspaper staff. The Skeleton! This year, under the capable direction of R. H. Kirkendall, there have been several new and interesting features, articles and humorous anecdotes, which the student body and all others enjoyed very much. EDITORIAL STAFF REPORTERS Judy Miller _________________________ Editor Judy Williams Asst. Editor Clarabelle Stewart News Editor Mary Gordon ........ „......... Feature Editor Katheryn Humphreys Service Editor Billl Gettles Sports Editor Helen Leedy ................ Girls' Sports Vaughneda Betz _______________ Ed. Specialist Ronnie Barlow Make-up Editor Gene McGuire..................... Photographer Linda Callahan, Carol Rice, Edith Ann Cavey Bill Lewis, Carol Meenach Grace Ann Plummer, Mary Ann Kallner BUSINESS STAFF Janet Maloney Business Manager Assistants Gail Stewart, Mabel Riegel, Virginia Pierce Olive White, Joan Miller, Jim Talbot Production Rita Leach, Adelyn Landrum, Hazel Burton Virginia Blake, Donna Martin FIRST ROW—Mary Gordon, Vaughneda Betz, Judy Miller, Edith Cavey, Helen Leedy, Mary Ann Kallner, Grace Ann Plummer. SECOND ROW—Carol Rice, Kathryn Humphreys, Clarabelle Stewart, Carol Meenach, Bill Lewis. WILLIAM MERCER @U4t XcU UtA The men that we seldom see but whom we could not get along without are: Lee Woolum, whose main job is caring for the furnace; Everett Woolum, who is grounds keeper; and Miller A. VanFossen, who is the night janitor. Mr. Mercer first became a custodian at Jackson High School in September, 1944. He was a guide and a friend to everyone. Jackson High School’s grief was great when he died on the 26th of January, 1952. When we look back on our school days of 1952, our memories of Mr. Mercer will also come to mind. MILLER VANFOSSAN LEE WOOLUM EVERETT WOOLUM FRONT—Bob Bentley, Franklin Hill. BACK—Dave Goodwin, Elizabeth Folden, Mrs. Nelson, Geneva Mullins, Deann Helman. Mary Downey, Betty Walker, Aldon Veach, Charles Hill. A nourishing meal at a low price is served in the lunchroom of Jackson High School. When noon conies and the rush hegins, the student help begins, the students help by serving to the hungry students and then washing and drying dishes and cleaning the kitchen after all have been served. Studwfo flBSt BOVt—Jim Ktumm. Bob Baling. Pat Caaa, xt „ eVrOWO KO-W—C«o Blca. Judy Millar Chart , °n Brov' Si V. ov™ ?SS£ V tvdtum •ion BONY—Sbaron Bichard . l nd Moloney. Max Henry. D«rid l� t«b«rt’ Jobn Callaban. 3 on a 'Welch. Haxel 'Burton Tliis group is maintained by the determine. desire of the students themselves. If a student makes b aver' eor better through all his high school years, he is chosen to be a member of the Honor Group. We congratulate the honor students for .heir aol.ieven.ent. in ,cl.ola,.ie -lu.ly over a Ion period of .in..- 77 7V m Sweet e it Our heartiest congratulations to our Osky Wow Sweetheart of '52, Miss Barbara Waulk. Barbara, a very attractive senior, was chosen by vote from the candidates of home rooms having an 80 per cent sale of Osky Wow. Comprising her court were: Vaughneda Betz, Junior; Gail Stewart, Junior; and Ruth Grimes, Senior. Best wishes, Barbara! We're proud of you! One of the most important and exciting events of the school year is the selection of the Home coming Queen. For the occasion this year. Miss Janice Jeroy, popular and attractive member of the senior class was chosen by the student body for the honor of reigning as queen of the festivities. Comprising her court were: Janice McGinniss, Freshman; Sandra Shumate, Sophomore; Louise McGoon. Junior; and Joan Miller, Senior. The best of luck, Janice! We're proud of you! 81 83 1� U ii 14 . 5tf •- -.'•ii FIRST ROW___Coach Whisler, Lewi Mapes. Max Henry. John Callahan. Irvin Henry. Jim Krumm. Bob Delong. Dan Rose, Assisi. Coach Burkholder. Mgr. Bob Morgan. SECOND ROW—Mgr. Don Buckley. John Patten. Gary Parker. Larry Ra p. Adrian Gibson, Jerry Durkin. Bob Oney. Joel Poeiker. THIRD ROW—Mgr. Sonny Morgan. Bob Walters. Jack Rhea. Bill Leach. Dick Erwin. Stanley Arthur, David Elliott, Norman Akins. FOURTH ROW-Don Eisnaugle. Ed Ridgeway. Jim Kabish. Larry Ellison. Bob Bonafel. Tom Jen-kins. Roy Goodwin, Bill Ross. FIFTH ROW-Mgr. Gerald Shields. Sonny Hoops. Don Hensley. Oswald Warrens. John McTurner. • Bill Eisnaugle. Jim Metxger, Mgr. Harry Dobbins. SIXTH ROW-John Johnson. Frank Carl. Gary Reid. Jim Swaim. Jerry Lyons. Paul Dobbins. Orlan Farrar Dan Perkins. 8 ‘3 y Det x ty Elected the best sport on the Jackson team by our opponents, Oak Hill and Wei Is ton! This trophy was presented to Bob Delong for outstanding sportsmanship during football games with Wellston and Oak Hill. Bob is a senior and member of the National Honor Society. He is an honor student and has earned letters in football, baseball and basketball this season. Jackson opened the 1951 football season with a loss at the hands of the bigger Greenfield- McClain team, 26-2. This was the first of three straight losses for the Ironmen. Then Jackson fell prey to Washington C. H., 33-6. Completing their losing streak, Jackson bowed to Gallipolis, 28-6. Winning their first game of the season, Jackson defeated Nelsonville, 12-0. Again falling into the losing column, Jackson dropped one to Athens, 12-6. Jackson won their second league game, rolling over Pomeroy 24-0. Tasting defeat once more, Jackson lost to Logan, 16-7. Then the Whisler-men lost a heart-breaker lo Oak Hill, 20-0. Jackson then lost to Middleport team, 26-7. Finally, Jackson fell to our biggest rivals, the Wellston Golden Rockets, 34-0. With 2-5 league record, Jackson wound up in fifth place. Max Henry, Orlan Farrar and Bill Eisnaugle made second team on the All Southeastern Team. W—Mr. Semple, Bob Humphreys. Larry Claxlon, John Elliott, Jerry w ulke. Dick Owens, Bob Irons, Tucker Benton. SECOND ROW—Billy Baroff, David Warner, Jerry Jones, Danny Wigginer, Delbert Settles, Johnny Rhodes, Jim Green. THIRD ROW—Wayne Williams, Jack Israel, Kenny Shumate, Bob Exline, Sonny Harless, Dallas Warner. FOURTH ROW—Don Finch, Jack Faulkner, Jim Ridge, Lon Hayes, Bob Radcliff, Dick Freeland. Vevteify Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson 54 _____________ Greenfield — 56 43 Wellslon — 50 57 Gallipolis — 44 61 ------------------ Logan — 45 59 Pomeroy — 63 48 Athens — 40 54 ............. Middleport — 46 52 -------------- Nelsonville — 45 44 Ironton — 51 Jackson — 83 __________________ Wellslon — 54 Jackson —- 78 --------------- Gallipolis — 67 Jackson —- 61 Oak Hill — 77 Jackson — 46 ..................... Logan — 47 Jackson — 81 ......... Oak Hill — 44 Jackson — 99 --------------------- Pomeroy — 53 Jackson — 50 ..................... Athens — 47 Jackson — 77 ................ Middleport — 49 Jackson — 74 ............... Nelsonville — 79 Jackson — 45......................Athens — 48 Jackson had a successful season in basketball this year, taking second place. We were surpassed only by Nelsonville, who, not satisfied with the S.E.O. title, won the regional tournament at Athens. We split even in our first four games, losing two and winning two. After dropping one to Pomeroy, which surprised everybody. We rolled over Athens, Middleport and Nelsonville. Then we lost a non-leaguer to Ironton. Wellston, Gallipolis and Oak Hill were all taken in stride then, before losing a last minute heart-breaker to Logan. We won our next three games with Oak Hill, Athens and Middleport, but lost the big one to Nelsonville. In our last game, with Pomeroy, we came very close t o doing what all basketball teams dream of. We came within one point of getting one hundred points in a game! Whether or not it was the determination of those ten boys up there to show what a team they were and just what they could do, no one knows, but we do know we're proud of them. And we're even more proud of the fact that all five of our first team were chosen for all South-Eastern. Jim Metzger and Dave Fisher made first team. Dean Swingle and Bob Morgan second team, and Joel Poetker, third team. As usual, our reserves played a brand of basketball comparable to the varsity. In fact, they received second place in their bracket, just os the varsity did. Due, probably, to the disciplinary absence of three of their starters and one substitute, the reserves lost three heartbreakers, which, if won, would have spelled championship for them. However, we’re proud of them all and are looking forward to some good varsity material next year. ‘Sa4 et(t zlC The Freshman Football squad had a fair season with a win 2 - lose 2 record. They started off losing to Chillicothe and Wellslon. Jackson had plenty of spark during these two games, although they were up against terrific odds. The last half of the season pro red to be the best. The Freshman trimmed both ML Logan and McArthur. The squad was coached by Mr. Hugh Semple. k FIRST ROW—Judy Hurt!, Bonnie While, Rinalee Eitnaugle, Maryland Eubanks, Bobby Blake, Peggy Parker, Virginia Pierce, Juanita Henderson, Eleen Freeland. SECOND ROW—Frances Beckley, Vivian Leedy, Joyce Yerian, Mabel Riegel, Barbara Waulk, Joan Miller, Janet Maloney, Judy Miller. THIRD ROW—Nancy McGuffy, Shirley Trago, Peggy Vance, Ann Mapes, Trevena Stiles, Dorothy Gahm, Mary Ann Walker, Olive White, Delores Williams, Evelyn Miler, Carol Rice. O o 0 Another club of Jackson High School is the Girls' Leaders Club. The job of the group is to promote better leadership in girls' athletics, to encourage good sportsmanship, and to provide an opportunity for every girl to participate in sports. foun«uuKC tt FRONT ROW—Patti Hughes, Barbara Waulk, Edith Cavey, Dixie Stanley. STANDING—Vaughneda Bets, Mary Ann Walker, Judy Miller, Glenna Richards. FRONT ROW—Sabra Stull, Sharon Richards, Joan Lewis, Marilyn Liebenderfer. STANDING — Luann Stewart, Glenna Richads, Eva Stiffler. 91 cc At Your Service TRIMBLE'S Going For A Snack ? DAVE and JULIAS 96 QUALITY JEWELRY REASONABLE PRICES SPENDABLE SERVICE ood Food — Soft Drinks liicken Dinners, Steaks, PLUMMER FUNERAL HOME First Class Ambulance Service Phone 478 Portsmouth Street Jackson, Ohio The Best In Drugs RISCH'S DRUG STORE The place to make your dollar s-t-r-e-t-c-h like never before is 97 A Pleasant Atmosphere CAMBRIAN HOTEL Main Street Jackson, Ohio After School Relax This is the atmosphere s| rounding you when | stay at southern OhiJ most efficient and mod hotel. Home-made ice-cream. Candies and Fountain drinks. MILAN'S SODA GRIU Hungry? CAMBRIA PACKING COMPANY y Some Echo Hot Dogs At The Hi-Y Stand THOMAS SHOE STORE iok Comfortable, Feel Comfortable, Be Comfortable Going Fishing Need a rod, reel, line, plug , tackle box, minnow bucket? Be sure to go to your “fishing headquarters”. For that “must” that irill lead you to more, bigger and better fish. 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