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

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Jackson High School’s First Cross Country Team ROW 1—K. Triplett, L. Taylor, J. Prater, T. DeStephen, B. Holly, T. Lewis. ROW 2—R. Johnson, K. Houston, J. Vaughan, S. Thomas, E. Ruth, D. Armstrong. 24

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Track The 1969 Track Team finished up the season with a tremendous record of 6—1 in dual competition. This year's track team entered in some of the top invitationals and relays in the state. The Ironmen set the following school records in track: 120 yard high hurdles; Jerry Mossbarger 15.7 One mile run; Jim Prater 4:36.9 880 yard run; Jim Prater 2:07 (tied) Pole Vault; Jerry Mossbarger 10'7 Discus: Joe Michael 129'6 Shuttle Hurdles; Ray DeStephen 1:03 Jerry Mossbarger Tomm Wallace Randy Armstrong Two Mile Relay; Larry Taylor 8:55.2 Tom Lewis Tony De Stephen Jim Prater Distance Medley Relay; Larry Taylor 8:23.4 Jerry Mossbarger Larry Jenkins Jim Prater The Freshmen Track Team was undefeated in dual meet competition with a record of 4--0. The Frosh also competed in some of the top relays in the state. Both track teams this year were coached by Dave Fisher (head coach), Chuck Dorsey, and Mark Matheny. ROW 1--L. Cosby, S. Meadows, D. Mossbarger, M. Rose, T. Keller, M. Buckley, D. Kilgour, P. Ondera, M. Murphy, S. Perkins, A. Coyan. ROW 2—Coach Dorsey, Coach Matheny, R. Scites, T. Osborne, T. DeStephen, M. Jones, P. McCormick, R. DeStephen, C. Valentine, B. Rice, B. Schaeffer, J. Mossbarger, M. Roe, Coach Fisher, B. Walker. ROW 3--R. Armstrong, E. Ruth, B. McCarty, D. Armstrong, T. Lewis, K. Triplett, J. Prater, L. Jenkins, J. Michael, L. Cosby, D. Valentine, B. Wildman, R. Perry.

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ROW ONE--J. Dixon, B. Haynes, B. Burtrand, L. Schneider, R. Hodgson, D. Perkins, N. Mace, S. Grillo. ROW TWO--M. Wildman, D. Green, M. Lyons, Denise H., Mrs. Ellenberger, Adv.; L. Jordan, L. Brunton, C. Jones, M. Sheilds, M. Markham. ROW THREE--K. Landrum, A. Rienhart, N. Davis, S. Angles, S. Armstrong, J. Priest, J. Bragland, P. Leach, L. Lyons. ROW FOUR--J. Bond, L. Miller, S. Cosby, L. Davis, L. Bond, P. Kanouse, T. Turner, P. Yerian, M. Mapes, M. Armstrong. Girls' Athletic Association The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization of fifty girls who are interested in physical fitness. Their advisor is Mrs. Ellenberger, the physical education instructor. The girls in this club participate in various sports--dodge ball, baseball, basketball, volleyball, roller skating, jogging, track, hiking, and gymnastics--for which they are alloted points. When a girl obtains one hundred to two hundred points, she is awarded a letter. The club meets every week and alternates business and activity meetings. This year the G.A.A. sold Pam, a spray to prevent things from sticking on pans and skillets, to make money so that equipment could be purchased. 25