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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1971 volume:

Osky Wow '71 INTRODUCTION 2 ORGANIZATIONS 17 MUSIC 57 SPORTS 77 PEOPLE 95 FACULTY 162 177 SENIOR ACTIVITIES There is always something there to remind me . . . of going to school in September where we first met and talked of walking down those halls where we used to laugh and joke 3 of sitting in our class where we used to learn by living of rushing to school games where we used to yell and scream of climbing to the stage 6 where we graduated and then departed There is always something there to remind me of going to school in September where we first met and talked There is always something there to remind me of walking down those halls where we used to laugh and joke There is always something there to remind me of sitting in our class where we used to learn by living There is always something there to remind me of rushing to school games where we used to yell and scream There is always something there to remind me of climbing to the stage where we graduated and then departed Senior girls vs female faculty 10 Junior-Senior Prom April i 11 12 13 14 16 Organizations 71 1970-71 Osky Wow Staffs Editor Pat Stepp Charlotte Mullins, |an Washam, Mr. Rice, Pat Stepp, Louann Stiffler, Lynn Chapman. Assistant Editor Charlotte Mullins Business Manager Terri Turner Memories — a school year is full of them, and the 1970-71 school year has been no exception. It is the job of a yearbook to capture the moments and to recall the memories. In order to do this in the best way possible, the Osky Wow is bigger this year than it has ever been before. But it has meant more work for its staffs. The Editorial Staff, the Business Staff, and the photographers have met the challenge and have worked hard. Assistant Manager Karen Hamilton Advisor Mr. Clarence Rice 18 Jeff Grow Mark Hartman 19 Brenda Davis, Rita Miller, Karen Hamilton, Terri Turner, Vicki Green, Thelma Spriggs, Donna Wood. A student publication The Skeleton Editor Ruth Hodgson Feature Editor Susan Cochran Assistant Editor Susan Delay Assistant Feature Editor Joan Buck 20 1st row, Ruth Hodgson, Larry Foster, )im Pratt, Susan DeLay, 2nd row, Susan Armstrong, loan Buck, Jeff Grow, Mike Rose, Steve Lloyd, Penny Yerian, Sharon lones, Marsha Shields. 1st Row: Tim Matchett, Mike Brunton, Larry Foster, 2nd Row: Lorraine Schimd, Sharon lones. Bill Howe, Randy Heath, Dave Mossbarger, loan Buck, Vicki Green, Marsha Shields The Skeleton, the school newspaper has approximately forty people on the staff this year. The advisor is Miss Henry. The purpose of The Skeleton is to show the meaning of high school journalism, and it is an enjoyment to know that the student body publishes their own newspaper. To become a member of The Skeleton you have to meet certain qualifications such as, showing ability in writing, showing ability in salesmanship and of course there is no age limit. The Skeleton is really very active. They put on the Mistletoe Ball on December 18th and they published their paper once a month. Silting Becky Sparrow, Mary Christman, Debbie lenkins, Peggy Rice, Rita Miller. Standing: lulie Hickman, Patty England, Bonnie Smith. 21 II Kneeling: Scott Brohard, Dave Cool 2nd Row: Patty England, Jana Priest, Paula Chinn, Rita Miller, Jan Delay, Christina Fannin, Sharon Meltzer. 3rd Row: Bonnie Smith, Tereasa Riegal, Elaine Ring, Carla Foster, Susan Delay lane Dixon, Lorraine Schimd, Terry Clark, Jeanne Boston, Marsha Shields, Susan Armstrong, Jan Washam, Thelma Spriggs, Brenda Burtrand, Karen Cribben. Valedictorian Salutatorian School Citizens Tony DeSlephen and Leadership, scholarship and 1st Row Debra lorbach, Denise Lorbach, Betsy Hughes. Vicki Green, Terri Turner. 2nd Row Ed Ruth, Frank Souders, Connie Tucker, Garen Hughes, Mark Wolf. 3rd Row: Ruth Hodgson, Tom Sheward, Roger Thorton, Richard Coyan, Ernie Forshey, Steve Lloyd. President Randy Armstrong Vice-President Clyde Holdren Secretary Kim jones T reasurer Steve Lloyd Advisor Miss Alyce Smith The National 24 character 1st Row Karen Cribben, Susan Armstrong, Marsha Shields, Marilyn Grow, Patty England, 2nd Row Dan Murphy, Clyde Holdren, Ian Washam, Tony DeStephen, Kim |ones. 3rd Row: Mike Rouse, Monte Ross, Mark Harbarger, Barry Davis, Randy Armstrong. Honor Society The National Honor Society was formed to Honor those who have excelled in four major areas: character; scholarship, leadership, and service. To be qualified for membership in the National Honor Society, the student must be a Junior or Senior who ranks in the upper third of his class. The members are elected by the faculty. The National Honor Society has two Induction Ceremonies. One in the fall, which takes in Seniors, and one in the spring, which takes in Juniors. To be a member of the National Honor Society is a great honor and a goal every student should try to reach. 25 Student Counci 1st Row: Karen Cribben, Mr. Coyan, Brovvyn Jones. 2nd Row: Lynn Unklesbay, Tobie Robbins, Debbie Wickline. 3rd Row: Kathy Landrum, Patty England, Rhonda Burns. 4th Row: Beth Stockmeister, Sally Howard, Marilyn Grow. 5th Row: Mary Christman, Mary Dorsey. 6th Row: Gary Eisnaugle, Steve Lloyd, Mike Rose. 7th Row: Mitch Fields. Rick Billman, Anthony Coyan 8th Row David Roe, Charles Chapman, Kim Rose To develop attitudes of, and practices in good citizenship of students, is one aim of the Student Council. The Council strives to improve student-teacher relationships, improve students' morale in school, and promote the general welfare of the school. This organization helps not only in the school, but also in the community. The members perform a Christmas play at Hope Haven School, and also take Thanksgiving baskets to underprivileged families. At school, the Council is active in Homecoming festivities, various dances, school clean up campaigns, and fund raising projects. Any member of a class is qualified to be a candidate for representative. Elections are held and five members from each class (freshman through seniors) are elected to represent that class on the Council. President Steve Lloyd Vice President Mike Rose Secretary Marilyn Grow Treasurer Beth Stockmeister Advisor Mr. jack Coyan 26 1970 Homecoming Queen Marilyn Grow Crowned Presented And Escort Bob McCarty 27 Homecoming Court Senior Attendants Becky Parks Tobie Robbins Junior Attendants Cindy Jones Tami Storer Sophomore Attendant Connie Ross Freshman Attendant Cathy Shaffer 28 Quill Scroll row 7: Terri Turner, Susan Armstrong, Marsha Shields, Ruth Hodgson, Tim Matchett, Steve Lloyd row 2 loan Buck, Vicki Green, Susan Delay, Sharon Jones, Cindy Jones, Karen Cribben row 3: Jeff Grow, Karen Hamilton, Larry Foster, Brenda Burtrand, Patty England, Miss Dianne Henry - Advisor Quill Scroll Induction May 10, 1971 Speaker Miss Becky Chapman 29 Tri-Hi-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is a girl's Christian organization with its purpose being to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Tri-Hi-Y is affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. This year the club's membership has reached fifty members. Membership is open to all junior and senior girls regardless of race or religion. To become a member of Tri-Hi-Y the girl must first make a score of 100 percent on a written examination, attend the induction ceremony, and attend meetings regularly. Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter morning worship services are presented by the club. The Easter Assembly, and the Sadie Hawkins Dance are also annual events sponsored by this active organization. Each spring a banquet is given in honor of the senior Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y members. A ceremony installing the officers for the next year is held in May with the mothers being the honored guests. 1st row: Bonnie Smith, Denise Henderson, Miss McCoy, Lorraine Schmid, Sharon Jones, Cheryl Garrett, Becky Robbins. 2d row Vicki Green, Marsha Shields, Karen Hamilton, Terri Proehl, Lynn Thornton, Jana Priest. 3d row: Marilyn Grow, Patricia England, Jan Newsom, Denise Lorbach, Thelma Spriggs, Terri Turner, Rita Miller. 4th row: Lynne Hison, Cindy Jones, Joan Buck, Debra Lorbach, Nena Mace, Jill Roderick. 5th row: Lynn Chapman, Luann Stiffler, Carol Beatty, Ruth Hodgson, Penny Verian, Marsha Armstrong, Betsy Hughes. 6th row: Sheila Faler, Jennifer Jordan, Kim Stiffler, Susan Tiffany, Lynn Unklesbay, Marsha Lloyd, Debbie Mullins. 7th row: Karen Cribben, Jane Dixon, Becky Haynes, Donna Wood, Debbie Clarke, Beth Stockmeister, Sally Howard, Becky Cummings. 30 Cabinet Row I: Debra Lorbach, Cindy )one$, lana Priest, Betsy Hughes. Miss McCoy. Row 2: Lorraine Schmid, Karen Hamilton, Terri Turner, Penny Yerian, Marsha Armstrong, Vicki Green, Marsha Sheilds. 31 Spanish Honor Society The Spanish Honor Society honors those students who have excelled in the study of Spanish. The Club consists of twenty-seven members, and their advisor, Alyce Smith. To be a member of the honor society one must have a grade of 'B' for three semesters' work and have an interest in the culture and customs of the Spanish speaking countries. The main special event of the organization is to assist in the Spanish Club Chili Supper, where the honor society and the Spanish Club mingle. The supper was enjoyed by all. President - Mike Rose Sec -Treasurer - Rita Miller Vice-President — Kim Foster 1st Row Miss Smith, Gary Wiseman, Scott Perkins, Mike Rose, Randy Heath, Dave Simpson, Steve Mapes, Bob Krakan, Kim Foster 2nd Row. Mary Christman, Rita Miller, Kim Stiffler, Ruth Ray, Charlotte Mullins, Kathy Laddrum, Cindy Jones, Brenda Burtrand, Debbie lenkins, Karen Hamilton, Beth Stockmiester, Vicki Green, Cindy Rice. 33 _____________________ Spanish Club President Kim Stifiler Vice-President Jennifer Byers Secretary Pam Gahm Treasurer Marilyn McCarty Reporter Jeanie Boston Row 1: Earl Henderson, David Hodge, Brad Boroff, Jack Delaney, John Gahm, lames Cruse. 2nd Row: Everrett Reedy, Becky Sparrow, leanee Boston, Paula Chinn, Sharon Meltzer, Cindy Jones, Don Galbraith. 3rd Row Marilyn McCarty. Lee Ann Waters, Sue Sturgill, Deneda Swingle. Jan Delay, lennifer Fraley, Lorraine Schmid. 4th Row: Brenda Burtrand, Mary Christman, Debbie Jenkins, Vicki Green, Debbie Clarke, lennifer Byers. 5th Row: April Boswell, Pam Pierce, Susie Conner, Christine Clark. Stephanie Davis, Diana Gibson, Debbie Wilson. 34 Christmas Caroling The purpose of the Spanish Club is to acquaint its members with the arts, customs and way-of-life of the various hispanic cultures. Membership is open to all senior high students currently enrolled in Spanish classes; with freshmen criados serving the veteran hidalgos for a probationary period until their )anuary initiation. Activities for the year 1970-71 include an October Chili Supper sponsored to raise money for the support of our adopted South American orphan, Daniel Notera. This is the second year that 10 year old Daniel has attended school with the help of our club at ).H.S. In November the club tried a Mexican dinner, with special dishes provided by the Mothers. Christmas Caroling in Spanish, and a pinata party followed in December and the lanuary meeting was devoted to the initiation of new members. Spring activities in the planning stages are a gift-book night (translating children's picture books to send to Daniej); sponsoring a full-length Mexican movie with English subtitles named Subido al Cielo, and organizing and executing an international-fun-night with the other two Language clubs. A May field trip is being planned to the OSU campus in Columbus, for members to visit the language laboratory and Spanish House there. Time permitting, we will stop at a Mexican restaurant for dinner before returning home. It is a busy year! 35 Latin Club Consul Eddie Chinn Scriba Mike Stephenson Quaestor Lynn Hixon Aedile Donna Lyons Dictator Mike Brunton Advisor Mrs. Patten 1st Row Brenda Riegal, Debbie Burtrand. Diane Davidson, Margaret Reigal, Sheila Long, Barbara Hixon, Denise Henderson. 2nd Row Mrs. Patton, Sheri Rupert, Cindy Marhoover, Aleta Gilliand, Brenda Fry, Mary Hixon, Donna Lyons. 3rd Row: Mike Stevenson, Greg Jewell, Marvin Wilson, Mike Brunton, Tom Clay, Greg Hawker, Steve Eubanks, Jim Sheatsley. 4th Row Don Armstrong, Mitch Fields, Steve Myers, Dan Morrow, Rick Billman, Eddie Chinn, Bob Nichalson, Rocky Martin. French Club President Susan Tiffany Secretary Sandy Tiffany Treasurer fill Walker The French Club's purpose is to help promote a better understanding of the French language and culture. By offering this organized club to the students it gives them more time to actually talk and discuss the French customs. This particular club consisting of twenty-seven members also participate in such events as dances, ceremonies and carol singing. The advisor of the French Club is Mrs. Jean Harbarger, who is also the teacher of French in lackson High School. The only qualification for this club is to be enrolled in French two (II), at lackson. Row 1 M inn, Karon Powell, |ill Walker, Susan Tiffany, Sandy Tiffany. John Adams. Row 2 Debbie Wickline, Brenda Elkins, (j wndra Davis, Susan Delay Sandy Armstrong, Karen Williamson, Rhonda Burns, Mrs. Harbarger. Row 3: Debbie Fisher. Sue |ov • • Williams, Patty Exline, Beverly Sturgill, Bronwyn Jones, Cheryl Crosier, Peggy Leach, Julie Hickman, Debbie Bloss. 37 Future Teachers President Marilyn Grow Secretary-Treasurer Barbara Hixon Advisor Mr. Robert Bevins One of the most interesting clubs at lackson High School is the Future Teachers. The advisor of this club is Mr. Bevins and it is made up of juniors and Seniors who are planning a career in the field of teaching. The basic idea of this club is to offer potential teachers appropriate experiences designed to help them develop readiness for college and teacher education. Also to help the community achieve and maintain a balanced supply of qualified and competent teachers. The qualifications for this club are simple. You have to be at least a Junior and be interested in teaching. The club is open to both boys and girls. There is no minimum membership requirements for the club. The National FTA colors are black, white, and flame red. The red flame stands for high ideals and leadership. The black and white are used because these are the traditional colors used for the caps and gowns of those graduating from colleges and universities. The encouragement to hold high ideals and to study in institutions of higher learning constitutes much that is basic in the founding of the Future Teachers Club. One of the most helpful activities of the club is the supplying of substitute teachers. If a teacher cannot report to school for some reason and a qualified substitute is not available, an FTA member will preside over the class until a substitute is found. All in all the FTA is a worthwhile and rewarding club to belong to. It is one of the most popular clubs at Jackson High School. Row 1: Susan Willis, Debbie Clarke, Sally Howard, lane Dixon. Row 2: Donna Wood. Thelma Spriggs, Marsha Sheilds, Becky Haynes. Row 3 Terri Turner, Ruth Hodgson. Row 4: Joyce McWhorter, Donna Woosley. Row 5. Lynne Hixon, Susan Armstrong. Row 6 Linda Sharp, Marilyn Grow. Row 7: Debbie Jenkins, Mary Christman. Row 8 Susan Delay, Mr. Bevins. 38 Future Nurses President Debra Lorbach Vice-President Pat Stepp Secretary-T reasurer Sheri Rupert Advisor Mrs. Pritchard R.N. Future Nurses is an organization for any girl. Freshman through Senior, who is interested in a career of nursing. The members of this club share their interests in public health and grow as individuals, by working together. Many opportunities in the nursing field are explored and much is learned about community health. Members sixteen years old may participate as Candy Stripers at Oak Hill Hospital. Members also may assist at hearing and vision tests and help out in the high school health clinic. Row 7. Debby Jones, Mary Stiffler, Susie Hensley, Connie Hatfield, Barbra Hanson. Wanda Masters. Pat Stepp. Row 2 Debbie Greene, Diane Sharp, Mary Brown, Susan DeLay, jill Roderick. Peggy Leach, Beverly Sturgill. Row 3; Cathy Hutchison, Sheri Rupert, Debbie Burtrand, Brenda Riegel, Terry Proehl, loan Buck. Susan Copley. Row 4 Debra Lorbach. Lynn Thornton, Debbie Clarke, Betsy Hughes, Susan Tiffany. Kim Stiffler, Susan Cochran, Louann Stiffler. Row 5 Mrs. Pritchard R.N. 39 Future Farmers President Dave Smalley Vice-President Bob McCarty Secretary Mitch Weber Treasurer Ray Rogers Reporter Ernie Forshey Sentinel Douglas Terry Advisor Mr. Ed Volburn Queen Melody Lambert The Future Farmers of America is an organization formed to develop leadership, citizenship, character, scholarship, improved agriculture, cooperation, service, thrift, patriotism, and recreation in rural youth. To be qualified to join this organization the youth must be a high school student enrolled in a class of Vocational Agriculture. The FFA participates in such events as: The Apple Festival Parade, District and State Convention, Parliamentary Procedure, Public Speaking, and mechanics contest. They'also sell popcorn at athletic events, show livestock at county and state fairs. They help with the Thanksgiving Assembly, and participate in judging contests. 40 of America Row 1: Ben Wright, Randy Evans, Bobby Manning, James Blackburn, William Messer, |im Walters. Row 2 Jeff Duncan, Dick Armstrong, Paul Sheward, lames Downey, Dave Hill, Keith Tenannt, Ernie Sickles, Larry Speakman Row .3 Roy Dawson, Mike Best, John Forshey, Earl Johnson, Chester Lambert, Glen Greer, Mike Evans. Randy Hatfield, Mr. Vollborn. Future Farmers of America Queen Melody Lambert 41 Future Homemakers of America President Rita Humphreys Vice-President Cheryl Garrett Secretary Barbara Simpson Treasurer Betty Wright Historian-Reporter jerry Parks Chaplain Cathy Cox Song Leader Carol Cosby Advisors Mrs. Buyers Mrs. Doty Miss Adkins Row 7. Cathy Cox, Jerry Parks, Rita Humphreys, Cheryl Garrett. Betty Wright, Barbara Simpson. Row 2: Teresa Musick, Becky Phipps, Margery Williams Brenda Wimer, Christina Hopper, Cindy Radcliff, Barb Ragland, Sally Tanner, Cathy Coyan, Carol Cosby, Debbie Channell, Elverie Jackson. Seated: Teresa Riegel, Barbara Hanson. Brenda Oberholzer, Madeline Ross, Brenda Wickline. Row 4 Miss Adkins, Chris Bery, Doris Mannering, Carla Foster, Carmen Forshey, Brenda Adkins, Tina Collins, Vicki Boyd, Connie Tucker, Ellen Hoops, Connie Ross, Pam Prater, Stella Jordan, Amy Jones, Linda Lambert, Regina Exline, Brenda Lambert, Mrs. Byers, Mrs. Doty. 42 F.H.A. sponsors Sweetheart Dance Colleen White, Freshman attendant, escorted by Tom Conroy; Kathy Folden, Sophomore attendant, escorted by Rocky Martin; Jana Priest, Queen, escorted by Mike Murphy; Denise Beckley, Junior attendant, escorted by Monte Ross; Betty Kallner, Senior attendant, escorted by Danny McGraw. The Future Homemakers of America is a girl's organization with its purpose being to foster interest in homemaking areas and to provide wholesome group activities. This year the club's membership has reached forty two. In order to become a member of the Future Homemakers of America one must be enrolled in or have completed one semester of homemaking. This active organization sponsors the Sweetheart Dance, F.H.A. Week, and State Convention. The advisors of the F.H.A. are Mrs. Vvetta Doty, Mrs. Jeanine Byers, and Miss Marie Adkins. The guidance and help given by these advisors is very much appreciated by all the girls. 43 Hi-Y President Tim Matched Vice-President Lynn Booth Secretary-T reasurer Mike Stephenson Sergeant at Arms Steve Lloyd Chaplain |im Sheatsley Advisor Mr. Bowman The Hi-Y organization at Jackson High School is open to any sophomore, junior, or senior boy interested in creating, maintaining, and extending throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. There are thirty-five members who all participate in Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter morning worship services in the school. The group visits churches throughout the community. Row I Tim Matchetl, lames Sheatsley, Mike Phancuff. Lynn Booth, Randy Heath, Gregg Hawker. Row 2 Paul Miller, Tom Clay, Mike Brunton, Tony Keller, Mike Stephenson, Rikk White, Mr, Bowman Row 3 Dave Simpson, Mike Buckley, Don Armstrong, Anthony Coyan. Gary Eisnaugle. Dain Williams. 44 Girl's Athletic Association President Melissa Wildman Vice-President Debbie Mullins Treasurer Linda Merricks Secretary Carol Thomas Point Recorder Diane Miller Sergeant of Arms Pamela Mullins The Girl's Athletic Association was formed at j.H.S. to promote a healthful and desirable sports program for any interested girl. Presently there are 26 members in G.A.A. This association provides leadership for sports and recreation programs while also training members for the G.L.C. (Girl's Leader Club). This year the association participated in many extracurricular activities. Members attended an Ohio University basketball clinic and participated in two volleyball matches with Kyger Creek. Future plans include attending a dance clinic and concert sponsored by Ohio University and two volleyball games with Kyger Creek and Waverly. row I Susie Connor, Paula Chinn, Sue Ross, Debbie Burt rand, Mary Hixon. row 2 Margaret Reigel, Tina Dixon, Nina Bichards, Ann Underwood, Carol Thomas, row 3 Marsha Priest, Chris Clark, Debbie Hale, Deneda Swingle, Pam Mullins, row 4 Debbie Mullins, Diana Miller, Linda Merricks, Debbie Channell. Melissa Wildman row 5 Gina Reisinger, Terry lenkins, Susan Miller, Sandra Bailey, Sheila Faler. row 6: Lisa McGuire, Darlene Beck, Ian Delay. Lynne Hixon, Becky Phipps, row 7: Brenda Burt rand. Miss Goff. 45 Pep Club President Patricia Walker Secretary-Treasurer Debbie Mullins Historian Rita Miller Advisor Miss Alyce Smith row 7. Melissa Wildman, Debbie Mullins, Patsy Walker, Pam Mullins, Linda Merricks. row 2 Barbra Hanson, Brenda Oberholzer, Joyce Dalton, Terri Clark, Amy Jones, row 3: Jerry Parks, Cathy Cox, Pam Warrens, Jeanee Boston, Rita Scarberry row 4 Rita Miller, Tisa Keairns, Karen Bates, Denise Henderson, Becky Phipps row 5. Sally Tanner, Carol Cosby, Barbara Ragland, Sharon Marlow, Kathy Speakman, Diana Miller, Miss Smith 46 Audio-Visual Crew Kneeling: Donald Galbraith, Eddie Chinn, Mark Rose, Scott Perkins, Tony Keller, Scott Keller Science Club President Dave Simpson Vice-President Ed Ruth Secretary- Treasurer Frank Souders Advisor Mr. Bowman row 2: Mr. Bowman, )oe Finch, Tony McDonald, Jim Chinn, Eddie Chinn, Roger Thornton row 3: Tony Keller, Mark Souders, Fred Maynard, David Smalley. Bob Montgomery, Lynn Booth, David Cool, Paul Hogue, Stephen Haley 47 VICA President Robert Scurlock The VICA Club at Jackson High School, with a membership of 19, has as its Vice-President advisor Mr. Herbert Crabtree. The Mike Wickline purpose of the club is to develop good attitudes, good work habits, good Secretary community relations, and good B'lly Porter citizenship. Any member of the machine trades class can qualify for membership. Treasurer The activities of the VICA include their Robert Kilgour state and local meetings, a yearly banquet, field trips, community activities. Sergeant at Arms and a candy sale. Greg Foster Advisor Mr. Crabtree 1st Row: |oe Greer, Billy Porter, Don Mullins, Mike Taylor, Mr. Crabtree, Tom Loftus. 2nd Row: Bob Kilgour, Mark Sheward, Roger Poe, Ken White, Lee Kirt ley. 3rd Row: Ray Ragland, Larry Ross, Tom lenkins. 4th Row: |ohn Fisher, Ray Rasp, Bob Scurlock, Jim Fisher. 48 Steno Blazers 1st Row: Debra Lorbach, Patty Swaney, Patricia Cantrell, Anita Mullins, 2nd Row Sue Lambert, Becky Parks, Patty Hamilton, Debbie Phillips. 3rd Row: Sharon McCormick, Peggy Callahan, Debbie Folden. 4th Row: Pam Clark, Jan Newsome, Becky Robbins. 5th Row Linda Baker, Terri Turner, Sheila Lambert. 6th Row: Cheryl Haley 7th Row Pat Walker, Sandy Dillion. 8th Row Miss Roberts. First Semester Officers President |an Newsom Vice President Debra Phillips Secretary Rebecca Parks Treasurer Denise Lorbach Historian Sandra Dillion Parliamentarian Patricia Swaney Second Semester Officers President Debra Phillips Vice President Anita Mullins Secretary Patricia Swaney Treasurer Patricia Cantrell Historian Linda Baker Parliamentarian Peggy Callahan Instructor Miss Faye Roberts 49 General Clerical 1.0.E. II Club Seated: Elverie lackson, jenny Meadows. Theresa Waugh. Pam Webb, Patty Wyant. Standing: Mr. Haller, Marlene Mannering, Jo-Anne Bond, Sheila Bentley, Mary Landrum, Sandi Queen, Joyce McWhorter. Carolyn Prater, Molly Gillum, Starla Franklin, Betty Wright Seated (on table) Cat hi Smith The General Clerical 1.0.E. II Club has 17 members and is advised by Richard Haller. The officers of this club are elected once a month, so that all clu' members may participate in leading the group. The club has only one requirement in membership. You must be a member of the General Clerical I.O.E. II Class. The purpose of this club is to help to develop, in its members, qualities in leadershio. speech, charm and self-confidence. It also helps to establish realistic employment objectives. The activities of this club include: bake sales, candy sales and field trips of various employment objectives. 50 I.O.E. Steno I President Rita Miller Vice President Brenda Davis Secretary Kathy Hatten Treasurer Linda Merricks Parliamentarian Marsha Williams Historian Pam Mullins Instructor Miss Roberta Grimes row 1: Miss Grimes. Brenda Davis. Trudy Frazier, Melissa Wildman. row 2 Rita Miller, Sherry Clay, Marsha Williams, Sharon Waugh, row 3: Kathy Speakman, Diane Miller, Linda Merricks, Sharon White, Cathy Hatten, Pam Mullins, row 4 Tisa Kearns, Sally Rupert, Mary Brown, Mary Bobo, Sandy Bailey, row 5. Cheryl Garret. Karen Hamilton. Mary Lyons, Janie Exline, Marilyn Collins, Anita Donaldson. The I.O.E. Steno I has 24 members and is sponsored by Miss Roberta Grimes. The purposes of the club are: 1) To increase secretarial skills; 2) To gain office experience through classwork; and 3) To maintain standards set for tomorrow's secretaries. The only qualification for membership is that the student be enrolled in the I.O.E. Steno I program. The group participates in several events. They have sponsored money raising projects such as bake sales, and the selling of mistletoe. The money raised is used for parties, special activities, and other events. 51 Secretaries Anonymous Seated Roger Reichelderfer, Debbie Mullins, Peggy Smith, Marsha Lloyd, Ellen McGinnis, Beverly Calloway 2nd Row: Carol Craig, Cinda Stevison, Evelyn Hall, 3rd Row: Lynn Williams, Sheila Faler, lennifer Iordan, Glenda Coffey, Pam Arthur, Barbara Rouse, Brenda Waugh, Freda Canter, Cheryl Russell, Helen Stevens. Barbara Simpson, Tommi Euton, Charlotte Mullins, |udy Stafford, Mrs Wright Both Intensified Office Education classes are two-year training programs which prepare students for the future. In steno I and II, students are taught advanced typewriting, office practice, shorthand, and filing. Clerical I and II include advanced typewriting, filing, business law, general office practice, and bookkeeping. Each class is also taught telephone procedures and personal grooming. 52 Office Education Association row : Mrs. Wright, Advisor; Brenda Davis, Treasurer; Mary Brown, Historian; Patsy Walker, Vice President; Joyce McWhorter, President; Debbie Phillips. Sheila Lambert, Secretary; Mr. Haller, row 2: Roger Reichelderfer, Diana Miller, Rita Miller, Tisa Keairns, Karen Hamilton, Kathy Hatten, Sharon Waugh, Anita Donaldson, Marsha Lloyd, row 3: Cheryl Garrett, Sally Rupert, Sandy Bailey, Sherry Clay, Lynn Bobo, Judy Stafford, Beverly Calloway, Jan Newsome, Denise Lorbach. row 4: Pam Mullins, Mary Lyons, Sheila Faler, Jennifer Jordan, Tommi Euton, Charlotte Mullins, Terry Turner, Linda Baker, Patty Wyant, Elvery Jackson, row 5: Debbie Mullins, Betty Wright, Carolyn Prater, Sue Lambert, Brenda Robinson, Melissa Wildman, Linda Merricks. row 6 Trudy Frazier, Patty Hamilton. Sheirl Bently, Peggy Callahan, Patty Swaney, Molly Gillum, Janie Exline, Marilyn Collins, Evelyn Hall, Ellen McGinnis, row 7 Becky Parks, Deana Henderson, Sharon McCormick, Peggy Smith, Lynn Williams, Marsha Williams, row 8: JoAnne Bond, Helen Stevens, Virginia Souders. Mary Landrum, Marlene Mannering, Sandy Queen, Teresa Waugh, Starla Franklin, Barbara Rouse, Barbara Simpson Mr. Abraham Sheila Lambert Lynn Un The Ohio Office Education Association consists of 64 members and their advisor Martha Wright. The purposes of the club are to develop leadership abilities; assist students in establishing realistic employment objectives; create enthusiasm for learning; and promote high standards in ethics, workmanship, and scholarship. To be a member of the association, one must belong to a school business club and be a member of good standing in the school club. Among the special events of the club are the Installation Ceremony and the Regional and State Conventions, in which the members of the club participate actively. 53 D.E.C.A. President Wayne Smith Vice President Ronnie Moss Secretary Susan Cochran Treasurer Mary Yates Chaplain Bill Markham Parliamentarian Mike Aldrich D.E.C.A. is one of the most interesting clubs at Jackson High School. The purpose of this club is simple and direct. It is to help make the community aware of the goals of Distributive Education. To become a member of this club, one must be enrolled in the Distributive Education program. The club mostly participates in fund raising activities and dances. This club is a valuable addition to both school and community. 1st Row: Bill Cheek. Eddie McGhee, Sieve McKenzie, Mary Yales, Ronnie Moss, Monte Duhl. 2nd Row Mr. Hansgen, Sieve Higginbotham, Berry Parks. Tobie Markham, Susan Cochran, Mike Aldrich. 3rd Row Randy Hanson, Bill Markham, Frank Colby. John Wilson. Wayne Smith 54 H.E.W.E. President Penny Ross Vice President Cathie Mynes Secretary Teresa Walters Treasurer Sandra Channell Historian-Reporter Betty Kallner Advisor — Mrs. Smith 1st Row: Cathie Mynes, Annie Friley, Shirley Exline, Tereasa Walters, Patty Sickles, Sandy Channell, Vicki Boyd. Tari Siders. 2nd Row: Ruth Spry, Geraldine Terry, Penny Ross, Cathie Hutchison, Betty Kallner, Sharon Webb, Tereasa Bentley, Bonnie Lefler. 55 Office Assistants and Library Assistants 1st Row: Ellen McGinnis, ludy Waugh, Sheila Bentley, Molly Gillum. 2nd Row: Anita Donaldson, Trudy Simpson, Tereasa Bentley, Robetta Scott, Darlene Webbe, Terry Proehl, Gwen Billman. 3rd Row Jennifer Thomas, Karen Williamson, Beth Patton Mary Rupert, Mary Slavens, Barbara Micheal. Sitting: Sharon Parks, Connie Ross, Brenda Frazier, Sandy Dillion, Sandy Queen, Tereasa Perry. Standing Nena Mace, Sharon White, Peggy Leach, Cecilia Osborne, Lisa McGuire, lacque Dickerson, Miss McCoy. 56 Carol Sing December 16th Glee Club Concert February 24th 58 Glee Club Mr. Davis is the instructor of our period one boys and girls glee clubs. The boys meet on Monday and Thursday and the girls meet on Tuesday and Friday. There are approximately 60 members in the girls. The glee clubs activities consist mainly of seasonal programs such as: Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. The girls glee club, excluding the seniors, sings at Baccalaureate and the senior mixed chorus sings at Commencement. Both groups sing in the Carol Sing and in the Glee Club Concert, which is usually held every year in the middle of February. Also, members who choose participate in the Estedifod, held in the spring of every year. Both groups participate in the spring play, which is always a musical, as the lead players and members of the chorus. Mr Davis Director Ruth Hodgson Accompanist 59 Brenda Adkins Sandy Armstrong Judy Bailey Marsha Bailey Debbie Barnhart Denise Beckley Joan Buck Jennifer Byers Debbie Coyan Brenda Elkins Pat England Hope Erter Cathy Folden Cheryl Gillum Barbara Hansen Cathy Hansgen Becky Haynes Julie Hickman Ruth Hodgson Bronwyn Jones Cindy Jones Sharon Jones Debra Lorbach Donna Lyons Diane McGhee Teresa Perry Karen Powell Jana Priest Peggy Rice Margaret Riegel Tobie Robbins Lorraine Schmid Debbie Shupe Brenda Smith Ann Thorson Jill Walker Jan Washam Debbie Wickline Elaine Williams 60 Melody Williams Karen Williamson Donna Woosley Kathie Wright Penny Yerian Susan Armstrong Debby Bloss Ronda Burns Brenda Burt rand Mary Christman Susan Cochran Cheryl Crosier Cwyndra Davis Vicki Dickerson Helen Dixon Pat Exline Ian Fraley Teresa Franklin Marilyn Grow Ellen Hoops Karen Hughes Debbie lenkins Terry lenkins Sheila Lambert Sue Ann Lambert Nena Mace Debbie Morris Brenda Oberholzer Brenda Riegel Kathy Smith Debbie Syner Sandy Tiffany Pat Walker Virginia Brown Debbie Carmen 61 Debbie Channell Lynn Chapman Debbie Clarke Lale S. Clark Debbie Cremeans Donna Cribben Karen Cribben Becky Cummings Diane Davidson Susan Delay lane Dixon Shelley Downey Kristina Fannin Pam Gahm Vicki Green Paula Hackler Denise Henderson Becky Hickman Lynn Hixon Sally Howard Betsy Hughes Amy Jones Melody Lambert Kathy Landrum Debbie Mullins Cindy Rice Karen Riegel Becky Robbins Jill Roderick Nancy Ross Sue Ross Marsha Shields Ruth Smith Becky Sparrow Lou Ann Stiffler 62 Kim Stiffler Beth Stockmeister Lynn Thorton Susan Tiffany Terri Turner Carol Walke Jeff Altherr Dick Armstrong Bill Crabtree Stephen Haley Randy Heath Tom Qay Richard Coyan Daniel Harrel Jim Jenkins Don Lewis Dave McGhee Mike McPeak Mark Souders Marvin Wilson Don Armstrong David Beckley Mike Buckley Pat Burke Eddie Chinn Paul Dameron Gary Eisnaugle Stephen Eubanks Gerald Fannin John Gahm Mike Mercer Paul Miller Robert Montgomery Richard Neal Howard Priest 63 Williams Rawlins David Burke David Mitchell Roger Thorton Rikk White Mitch Fields Dan Morrow Cary Wiseman Earl Henderson Mike Murphy Rick Billman Bill Howe Don Newvahner Ken Brakenbury Dave Loft us Randy Ring 64 Boys Freshman Glee Club Director Mrs. Helen Washburn 65 Girls Freshman Glee Club Director Mrs. Helen Washburn J.H.S. Marching Band Banner Bearers row 7. Debbie Channell, Teresa Perry, Mary Christman, Peggy Leach, Jerry Parks, Margaret Reigel row 2 Rita Humphreys, Kathy Speakman row 3: Tommi Euton, Sharon Marlow row 4: Melissa Wildman, Debbie Jenkins row 5 Loretta Haselip, Debbie Syner row 6 Brenda Burtrand. 68 Cadet Majorettes Beth Patton Kim Foster Marva Lambert Kathy Clark Cathy Shaffer Mary Rupert Drema Crawford Gwen Billman Head Majorette Jana Priest Sally Beth Howard Stockmeister Ruth Hodgson Patty England Bonnie Smith Tobie Robbins Jan Lynn Patton Unklesbay Senior Band We're Number 1 Again. A recapitulation sounded by the Ironmen Band on their return from Portsmouth, Ohio. This year proved to be one of the most productive of all years for the I.H.S. Marching Band. The enthusiastic members began practicing in the heat of August in preparation for the marching season. It should be noted that regardless of the weather or long hours of drill the Marching Ironmen never complain. The attitude is to rehearse until it is right. The first trip of the year was to Nel-sonville for the Parade of the Hills. This Parade is somewhat of a practice session before The River Days Parade in Portsmouth. River Days is strictly competitive. Long hours of practice and determination paid off again. The spirited band won the coveted Best Band Trophy for the second year consecutively. The first Band to be so honored. The I.H.S. Majorettes captured a first-runner-up trophy for the third straight year. Twenty three bands from three states competed in this parade competition. A side line venture to Seaman, Ohio proved fruitful with a third place trophy win. And last but not least, three Apple Festival Parades. Locally, the bands appear at the Christmas and Memorial Day parades. Row 7. |ana Priest Row 2: Bonnie Smith, Lynn Un-klesbay, Tobie Robbins, Ruth Hodgson, Sally Howard, Beth Stockmeister, Pat England, |an Patton. Row 3: Donna Cribben, Sandy Armstrong, Karen Powell, Patti Hunter, lanie Exline. Sue Ross, Kristina Fannin. Row 4; Debbie Clarke, Karen Hamilton, Marilyn McCartney, KimStiffler, Susan Tiffany, Debbie Mullins Debbie Shupe, Debbie Burtrand, Ronda Burns, Chery Concert season is a time for individual musicianship improvement. The community of Jackson shows its pride in the Jackson Bands during concert season by filling the auditorium on each occasion. Dedication plays a major role in this fine band. Mr. Crawford is continuously stressing this point and it is proved by the bands memorization of all'show music and their fine display of musicianship and marching techniques. The School and Community are justly proud of this great organization. Hackler, Julia Hickman, Karen Riegel, Jill Roderick, Sharon lones. Row 6: Vicki Green, Lynn Thornton, Lale Schieder, Elaine Williams, Brenda Sharp, Brenda Elkins, Linda Priest, Tim Forshey, Lorraine Schmid, Randy Heath, Don Galbraith, Cathy Cox, Marsha Williams, Tony Keller, Ken Brakenburv, Cynthia Rice, Penny Yerian. Scott Perkins, Steve Lloyd, Row 7: Debbie Bloss, Andy Lanhart, Jeff Gillum. Randy Johnson, Roger Staten, David McPherson, Mike Phillips, Ben Wright, Anthony Conley, Jeff Kimble, David Roe, Becky Robbins, Eddie Chinn, |im Pratt, Stan Cosby, Ron Miller, Joe Williams, Marsha Shields, Paul Hogue, Row 8: Mr. Crawford Gillum, Melodie Williams, Linda Sharp, Jennifer Byers. Bill Howe, Elaine Ring, Ann Thorson, Karen Cribben. Betsy Hughes. Row 5. Marilyn Collins, Ruth Smith, Barbara Culwell, Aleta Gilliland, Jennifer Fraley, Gwyndra Davis, Debbie Wickline, Jill Walker, Debbie Cremeans, Sheri Rupert, Chris Swingle, Paula Senior Band Director Mr. Bob Crawfoi 73 Cadet Band Row 1: Marva Lambert, Beth Patton, Cathy Clark, Cathy Shaffer, Kim Foster, Drema Crawford, Mary Rupert, Gwen Billman. Row 2 Lisa Turner, Susan Nelson, Carole Shupe, Amy Cummings, Wilma Forshey, Stephanie Davis, Nina Richards, Cindy Radcliff, Barbara Michael, Brenda Wimer. Row 3: Karen Bloss, Debbie Brakenbury, Jennifer French, Paula Priest, Jana Smith, Lore Farrar, Larry Goodman, Don Stiffler, Debbie Perry, Amy Stepp, Julie Stevenson, Barbara Ragland. Row 4: Mr. Ratliff, Mark Rupp, Mark Erter, Debbie Hammond, Becky Perkins, Robin Kanouse, Melanie Scott, Richard Lewis, Kim Sparrow, Lee Ann Waters, Kebbye Boroff, Tina Collins, Mary Ross. Row 5: Terri Williams, Joy Jones, Debbie Botth, Nancy Gard, Nancy Sheatsley, Jo Ellen Turner, Ann Underwood, Joi Priest, Berdend Webb, Paula Chinn, Diana Gibson Row 6 Ellen Yates, Margery Williams, Cheryl Nichols, Leesa McGuire, Nancy Schmid, Nancy Clark, Marcia Priest, Gina Rei singer, Brad Boroff, Tony McDonald, Torn Plummer, Joreen Watts. Row 7. Bob Eubanks, Debbie Walburn, Brenda Miller, Sylverster Curtis, Dick Turner, Marty Ross, Barry McCall, Faith White, Pam Walburn, Mary Wallace, Row 8: Dan Jordan, Richard Bocock, Karen Chisholm, Mark Bevins, Erin Smales, Diana Prat, Pam Thompson, Nancy Hanauer, Kim Frame, Jo Ellen Hughes. Row 9: Keith Butts, Earl Cheringotn, George Bapst, Dan Yeager, Keith Jones, Dave McCoy, Art Johnson, Curt Jurgensmeyer, John Robbins, Jack Delaney. 74 Junior Band Row 7: Cheryl Hickman, Anna Sharp, Lynn Evans, Luanne Thompson. Twana Kimble, Diane Williams, Nancy Robbins, Annette Castor, Andrea Toth, Tammy Armstrong, Kathy Richardson. Row 2: David Swonger, Dale O'Banion, Charles Swisher, Judy Horton, Melodie Taylor, Cindy Young, Mitzi Fraley, Victor Bright, Crystal Coyan, Jane Pittenger. Row 3. Julie Jones, Jennifer Oda, Patty Massie, Jane McMillen, Gwen Mercer, Rogina Jenkins, Judy Misic, Ronnie Heath, Beverly Foster, Tom Yeager, Linda Eisnaugle, Jed Kearns, Megan Riegel, Jane Hawk, Teresa McDonald, Bobby Crasford, Elaine Hogue, Penny Perry. Row 4 Joan Hawk, Ed McKenzie, Don Walters. Row 5. Mr. Crawford, Charles Marck, Terry Ridgway, David Roderick, Jeff Hartly, Mark Cool, Steve Crabtree, Larry Oberholzer. The Junior Band of 1970-71 certainly was a credit to the instrumental Music Department. This mature sounding group of youngsters literally amazed the concert audience with their display of progress over the year. The Junior Band, when they reach Senior Band Status are sure to be the best with their enthusiasm, talent, and dedication so evident today. Hats off to a great young band. 75 Varsity Cheerleaders 1st row: Karen Cribben, - Captain 2nd row Cindy lones, Denise Beckley, 3rd row: Connie Tucker, Melody Lambert, Lorraine Schimd. 78 Resere Cheerleaders 1st Row; Lale Schneider, |ill Ptancuff, Karen Ratliff, 2nd Row: Bronwyn Jones, Cheryl Gillum, Rhonda Burns, Sandy Armstrong, Cherly Crosier. 7th 8th Grade Cheerleaders 1st Row: Teresa McDonald, Joy Jones, Kim Frame, Nancy Schmid. 2nd Row: Susan Nelson, Cindy Young, Carol Shupe. 3rd Row Karen Chisolm. Brenda Davis — alternate Miss Smith - advisor Cross Country Golf Team 81 Baseball Team 15-5 Seniors: Steve Lloyd, Dave Swan, Mike Rouse, Jim Hale, Wayne Smith, Bob Thomas. Kneeling: Captains — Clyde Holdren and Dan Murphy. At Right: Captains and Coach Richard Haller. Dave Swan and Clyde Holdren were voted to the all District Baseball Team of 1971. The 1971 Baseball Team of lackson High finished in second place tie with Gallipolis in the S.E.O.L. League with a 3-3 record. The overall Record was 15-5. The success of the team this year was due to good pitching and team effort. The team average was 265 which is very good for a high school baseball team. Opponent lackson 2 Gallipolis 1 3 Vinton Co. 10 2 Welleston 3 10 Ironton 11 0 Waverly 8 5 Southeastern 6 0 Logan 9 5 Gallipolis 9 1 Chillicothe 5 7 3 Vinton Co. 10 1-4 0 Huntington 10 7 0 S.E. 12 9 Ironton 2 5 Welleston 4 1 S.E. 3 1 S.E. 3 3 Chillicothe 2 Waverly S.E. Ironton 14 8-5 3 Honored at the Spring Sports Banquet: Best Hitter, Clyde Holdren. Best Pitcher, Dave Swan. Most valuable, Clyde Holdren. Team Captains, Clyde Holdren and Dan Murphy. 82 Junior High Football Squad 1st Row: Danny Stafford, Frank Landrum, Bob Priest, Jeff Lewis, Kevin Clark, Mark Haller, Tommy Osborne, Terry Taylor, George McElfresh 2nd Row: Keith Jones, Henry Wilson, Greg Fannin, Joel Harbarger, Keith Wilson, Steve Morrow, Jeff Conroy, Bob Grillo, Don Walters, led Kearns, Clayton Jones. 3rd Row Jim Swingle, Dave Griffiths, Mike Ridge, Mark Trimble, Danny Coll, Gary Taylor. 4th Row Coach George Abraham, Matt McCarthy, Mgr., George Schmid, Mark Bevins, Bryan Joseph, Mark Humphreys, Ival Shields, Mark Taylor, Jim Turner, Tim Meadows, Charles Fannin, Clifford Swan, Randy Ridge, Mike McDonald, Mark Buchanan, Tom Haynes, Ronnie Heath, Brent Jones, Richard Erwin. The Junior High Football Team coached by George Abraham and Assistant Coach Tom Perry completed its 1970 Football Season undefeated and untied. Athens 12-0 Meigs 8-0 Logan 12-6 Wellston 36-8 Wheelersburg 12-0 The 1969 Junior High Football Team also went undefeated and untied, having a record of wins and no losses. Their season record consisted of victories over: Logan 30-0 Wellston 38-0 Gallipolis 14-8 Logan 36-0 Oak Hill 54-6 Wellston 44-0 83 Freshman Football Team 7-0 Jackson 38 Athens 6 Jackson 52 Wheelersburg 0 Jackson 50 Meigs 18 Jackson 36 Gallipolis 0 Jackson 28 Logan 6 Jackson 6 Upper Arlington 0 Jackson 50 Wellston 18 Coaches; Steve Walburn and Tom Payne 84 Freshmen Basketball Team Coach — Steve Walburn Junior High Basketball Team Coach — Scott Siville 1970 Varsity Football Team 5-5 The Ironmen oponed the season with a resounding victory over traditional rival Oak Hill, 36-6. Displaying a powerful ground attack, the Jackson backs made consistent gains all evening, behind the fine blocking by the line. The Big Red Machine rolled to their second victory at Greenfield. Final score, 50-14. After a slug-ish first half, the Ironmen got in gear and finished the night with a net of 260 yards rushing and 139 passing. This was our twelfth straight game without a loss. The league opener with Athens gave the Ironmen their Name Pos. No. Gary Wallace G 64 Randy Armstrong E 88 Bill Cheek HB 28 Mark Harbarger T 77 Kim Jones HB 24 Ed Michael G 66 Dan Mruphy FB 34 Mike Roe T 76 Monte Ross C 56 Roger Scites T 75 Mark Wolf G 62 David Bekley HB 22 Name Pos. No. Mike Buckley E 80 Keith Carlisle E 87 Jeff Duncan G 68 Jon Gahm G 60 Eddie Hughes QB 12 Ken Hunter FB 32 Steve Meadows HB 44 David Mitchell C 50 Mike Murphy E 85 Mike McPeak QB 10 Jim Plummer HB 45 Bill Rawlins G 65 Name Pos. No. Everett Reedy E 20 Chris Ondera E 82 John Butts G 52 Jeff Ross T 72 David Ruggles E 86 David Williams HB 43 Don Armstrong FB 30 Joe Dalton G 63 Steve lenkins HB 26 Paul Martin E 46 Dan Morrow C 54 John Plummer HB 42 88 first defeat, 12-6. ten Valentine scored our only touchdown on a spectacular 93 yard run. lackson's offense was unable to control the football and the defense failed to shut off the Bulldogs' attack at several crucial times during the game. In a must win game, the Ironmen got back on the winning trail by coming from behind in the third quarter to defeat Meigs, 12-8. Valentine scored on a 69 yard run and Dan Murphy went over from the two yard line for the winning touchdown. Steve Meadows ran very well and Mike Roe, Roger Scites and Jeff Duncan were standouts with their defensive line play. lackson suffered an apparent letdown after the big win over the Marauders, as the Logan Chieftains shut out the Ironmen, 28-0, in the fifth game of the season. Although the game was closer than the score indicates, costly mistakes prevented us from turning it around. Name Pos. No. Howie Priest E 84 Merrit Scott FB 33 Paul Sheward HB 40 lack Tipton T 70 Kenny Valentine QB 13 Mike Mercer G 36 Charles T 74 Managers: Dave Loftus, |im lenkins, Martin Wiseman, and David Burt Assistant Coaches: Mark Matheny, Randy Burnside, Scot Siville, and Head Coach: Ben Buckles. In a high scoring battle, the Golden Rockets of Wellston went down in defeat, 42-28, as Dan Murphy roared for five touchdowns. Sharp offensive play and an aggressive defense produced the fourth win of the season for the Ironmen. The lead see-sawed back and forth several times in a close, hardfought, well-played game before the Ironton Tigers finally edged Jackson in a heartbreaking loss, 20-18. The Ironmen fought valiantly against the bigger, stronger visitors from the River, but to no avail, as we finished with a total of 124 yards passing and 172 yards rushing, compared to Ironton's 58 yards passing and 208 rushing. The Undefeated Gallipolis Blue Devils handed the Ironmen their fourth loss, 8-6, in a close, exciting game played on a muddy field. Jackson led at the half, 6-0, but in spite of an excellent defensive effort, the Blue Devils controlled the football 18 straight plays to score the winning touchdown in the last quarter. The Jackson eleven defeated the Waverly Tigers, 15-14, for the first time since 1965. Fumbles prevented several scoring opportunities for the Ironmen. The Tigers played one their best games of the year, and as a result, the Big Red Machine” had to come from behind in the final minutes to win. Murphy bulled over on a fourth down play and Valentine converted for the victory points. Portsmouth West, ranked eighth in the state, downed Jackson, 30-14, in the season's finale to even our record at 5-5. The Ironmen went ahead early in the game, but failed to contain Wests' fine offensive backs. Again, mistakes were the difference in the game, as Postsmouth went ahead to stay in the second half. Tri-Captains: Mike Roe Dan Murphy Roger Scites Managers: Martin Wiseman, Dane Loftus, |im Jenkins. Football Banquet December 15, 1970 Roger Scites, Kim Jones, Randy Armstrong, Gary Wallace, Mark Harbarger, Jeff Duncan, Dan Murphy, Dave Beckley, Mike Roe, and Bill Cheek. 90 1970-71 14-6 Co-Captains Tony DeStcphens and Mike Rouse with Coach Dave Fisher. Varsity Basketball Team Row 7. Doug Clark, Tony DeStephens, Steve Lloyd, Mike Rouse, Gary Martin, Mike Pfancuff, all senior players. Row 2 Paul Hogue Mgr., Randy Heath Mgr., Dave Mitchell, Dave Beckley, Steve Keller, Eddie Hughes, Mike Buckley, Mike Mercer, and Coach Dave Fisher. The 1970-71 lackson High School Basketball Team finished a brilliant season with an outstanding record of 14 wins and only 6 losses. This record represents the 3rd best in the history of J.H.S. The Ironmen put together a sharp shooting offensive and a tenacious aggressive defensive attack to defeat Oak Hill, and Meigs twice, Gallipolis twice, Logan twice, Ironton twice, Wellston twice, Vinton County, Portsmouth East, and Lancaster. The only teams to defeat the Ironmen were the League champions Waverly Tigers, the always-tough Athens Bulldogs, Greenfield-McClain High School, and the fired-up Chillicothe Cavaliers. Statistics showed that the Ironmen broke many school records this past season. A few of the records broken were foul shooting and field goal percentage, total points scored, total rebounds, defensive average per game, and several more. Coached by Dave Fisher in his 12th year as head coach, this year's team was led by six seniors. From these six, five seniors usually came the starting lineup who seemed to work together like a Big Red Machine. This 1970-71 team will be remembered for long time for the highly successful season at lackson High School. lackson Opponent 85 Oak Hill 42 81 Wellston 45 71 Athens 82 82 Vinton Co. 42 78 Meigs 61 97 Portsmouth East 64 81 Gallipolis 46 85 Logan 44 61 Waverly 110 58 Greenfield 60 70 Ironton 49 88 Wellston 42 63 Athens 66 75 Meigs 59 85 Gallipolis 57 81 Logan 66 73 Waverly 92 80 Ironton 59 78 Lancaster 62 57 Chillicothe 70 Total Points: lackson — 1529, Opponents — 1218. Won 14 Lost 6 Reserves 8-10 Rich Billman 3 G Jackson 43 Oak Hill 20 Pat Burke 5 G Jackson 57 Welleston 23 Dan Morrow 11 F Jackson 28 Athens 32 Con Davidson 12 G Jackson 48 Vinton County 38 Howie Priest 22 F Jackson 42 Meigs 55 Paul Martin 23 F Jackson 43 Gallipolis 28 Earl Henderson 24 F Jackson 42 Logan 49 Bob Kilgour 25 G Jackson 44 Waverly 45 David Roe 41 F Jackson 43 Greenfield 57 Rikk White 42 C Jackson 42 Ironton 45 Steve Hill 44 C Jackson 28 Welleston 27 Don Galbraith - Manager Jackson 29 Athens 47 Jackson 41 Meigs 55 Coach Dorsey coaches the reserve Jackson 36 Gallipolis 31 basketball team. He graduated from Jackson 41 Logan 32 Stokes Township High School in Madison Jackson 26 Waverly 42 County in 1952. While in high school he Jackson 52 Ironton 38 lettered in basketball and baseball. In 1963 he earned his bachelor of Science degree from Wilmington College. Coach Dorsey lettered in basketball in college and helps with the track program along with his duties. 94 95 7th grade President Steve Morrow V. 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Higginbotham Bernard Hill David Hill Kenneth Hill David Hodge Ricky Holt Brenda Hommes Christene Hopper Bobin Houser Brennen Hughes Linda Hughes Rose Hughes Betty Israel Donnie Jenkins Cindy Jensen Arthur Johnson Debra Jones Jeffrey Jones Tom Jones 108 Danny Jordan Douglas Jude Tim Kanouse Scott Keller Rodger Kelley Gregg Kiefer Homer King Sandy Koonce Marva Lambert Tom Lambert Gary Lemon Bill Lewis David Loomis Floyd Louderback Terry Lyons Barry McCall Michael McCormick Tom McCormick David McCoy Tony McDonald RoAnn McGhee James McGinnis Mary McGuire Larry McKenzie Mabel McManis Jim Maguire James Malone Jay Manering Doris Mannering Harold Massie Noel Matthews Dale May Estella Meadows _ Sharon Meltzer James Mercer Trena Miller 109 Charles Moore Robert Morgan Bill Mosslander Dessie Mullins Craig Mullins jim Mullins lathy Muncy Ruth Music Mark Musick Teresa Musick jane Mynes Jean Mynes Wilma Nelson Dennis Newsome John Nicholson Glenda Oliver Jon Ondera Robin Osborne Ron Ostrander Clark Parks Debra Paugh Larry Payne Randy Pedigo Becky Perkins Dennis Perry Jill Pfancuff Becky Phipps Pam Pierce Barb Poe Terri Pohl leslie Powell Pam Prater Diana Pratt Marcia Priest Randy Proehl John Quidor 110 Cindy Radcliff Barb Ragland Terry Rainer Martha Ratliff Annetta Rawlins Rich Retherford Steven Rice Bruce Richards Mark Riegel Steve Riegel Teresa Riley Steve Roe Kim Rose Cathy Roseberry John Rosenberger Madelene Ross Mark Ross Martin Ross Bob Rowland Marlin Russell Randy Scarberry Rita Scarberry Melanie Scott Cathy Shaffer Danny Sherman Cindy Sheward Lori Simonette Albert Smith David Smith Gene Smith Nancy Smith Rick Smith Larry Speakman Betty Spriggs Roger Stafford Janet Stapleton 111 Dan Staten Tom Stevenson Don Stiffler Mary Stiffler Mel Stover Frank Sturgill Debra Swann Deneda Swingle Sally Tanner Karen Taylor Tom Taylor Keith Tennant Brad Thompson Pam Thompson Cathy Tipton John Travis Mike Tripp Doris Trivett Rich Turner James Vititee Debra Walburn Steve Walker Mary Wallace Lee Ann Waters Debbie Watson Jennie Waugh Joanna Waugh Kathy Waugh Eugene Webb Jon Webb Lindsey Webb Warnie Webb Colleen White Paul White Tim White Margery Williams 112 Sandy Williams Sharon Williams Tom Williams Warren Williams Barb Wilson Debbie Wilson Brenda Wimer Roger Wolford Bob Wood Mark Wyant Ellen Yates Elmer Yates Bill Yates Pat Yerian )an Delay Kim Foster 113 Sophomores President Brenda Oberholzer Vice-President Kristina Fannin Secretary Jill Walker Treasurer Debbie Cremeans Class Officers Brenda Adkins Sandy Armstrong Sue Adams Dick Armstrong Don Armstrong Doug Anderson Steve Arthur Judy Bailey Marsha Bailey Debbie Barnhart Bob Bethel Rick Billman 115 Wendell Blackburn Debbie Bloss Brenda Boggs jean Boston Karen Bowling Ken Brakenbury jim Brown Virginia Brown Pat Burke Ronda Burns David Burt Debbie Burtrand Jennifer Byers Susan Cantrell Ron Carter David Channell Mike Chenault Ed Chinn Cindy Christian Mike Clark Tammie Clark Teresa Clark Cathy Cox Debbie Coyan Tony Crabtree Bill Crabtree Debbie Cremeans Cheryl Crosier Barb Culwell Wayne Curtis Joe Dalton Paul Dameron Diane Davidson Greg Davis Gwendra Davis Madge Denney 116 Vicki Dickerson Helen Dixon Jim Downey Crystal Duhl Herbie Juhl Jolene Dyer Brenda Elkins Mike Evans Sue Evans Ed Ewing Regina Exline Kristima Fannin Mitch Fields Debra Fisher Cathy Folden John Forshey Tim Forshey Billy Foster Carla Foster Jenny Fraley David Frame Teresa Franklin Brenda Fry Pam Gahm Don Galhraith John Garrett Sarah Gilliland Aleta Gilliland Cherlyl Gillum Gary Fillum Beverly Graves Bruce Greer Paula Hackler Steve Haley Shirley Hamilton Barb Hanson 117 Virginia Harmon Dan Harrel Clara Harrell Debbie Harrison Earl Henderson Roger Henderson Julia Hickman Becky Hickman Pam Hill Mary Hixon Greg Hogue Dave Howard Bill Howe Marilyn Hughes Reed Hunt Patti Hunter Andy Hutchison Virginia Israel Carol Jenkins Jim Jenkins Steve Jenkins Terri Jenkins Greg Jewell Earl Johnson Amy Jones Bronwyn Jones Stella Jordan David Jude Kathy Kessler Garry Kinnison Brenda Lambert Linda Lambert Jerry Lambert Andy Lanhart Don Lewis Dan Loftus 118 Brenda McGhee David McGhee Diana McGhee Jack McGhee Rich McKenzie Cindy Marhoover Paul Martin Fred Martin Mike Mercer Mike Mercer Bill Messer Steve Meyers Leander Miller Bob Montgomery John Morgan Debra Morris Gary Morris Dan Morrow Tony Murray Don Newvahner Ellen Nichols Bob Nicholson Brenda Oberholzer Rudy Oiler Ina Ostrander Brenda Parks Jerry Parks Emma Pitterger John Plummer Tereasa Perry Terri Pettit Fred Powell Karen Powell Howie Priest Linda Priest Tony Profitt 119 Don Puckett Cinda Queen Dana Rankin ). Reichelderfer Loretta Rhinehart Peggy Rice jenny Richardson Brenda Riegel Karen Riegel Margaret Riegel Teresa Riegel Betty Riffe Robyn Ring Becky Robinson David Roe Connie Ross Nancy Ross Susan Ross Lloyd Rouse Sheri Rupert Lale Schneider Merritt Scott Mary Scurlock Brenda Sharp Dallas Short Lionel Short Debra Shupe Jeanne Sickles Steve Sickles Ruth Slavens Brenda Smith John Smith Mark Souders B Spangenberg Debbie Sparks Becky Sparrow 120 Sid Spencer |im Spradlin Keven Staten Mary Stevens Regina Sturgill Bob Sturgill Chris Swingle Debbie Syner lennifer Thomas Sandra Tiffany Glen Tinker jack Tipton Ken Valentine |ill Walker jerry Walters Kim Wangler Pam Warrens Charles Wells Frank White Brenda Wickline Debra Wickline Elaine Williams Mel Williams Paul Williams Marvin Wilson Beverly Wright Kathie Wright Ed Zinn 121 Junior President Dave Beckley Vice-President Denise Beckley Secretary Lynn Unklesbay T reasurer Beth Stockmeister Class Jeff Altherr Pam Arthur Sandy Bailey Larry Beall Cave Beckley Denise Beckley Liz Bethel Lynn Bobo 122 Joe Bock Carl Bondurant Duanne Brannan Mary Brown Ricky Brown Mike Brunton Joan Buck Mike Buckley Bob Burns John Butts Mike Callahan Beverly Calloway Freda Canter Keith Carlisle Debbie Carman Marc Carman 123 Debra Channell Linda Chick Mary Christman Donna Claar Sheree Clay Tom Clay Glenda Coffey Terry Colley Marilyn Collins Anthony Conley Susan Copley Ron Cosby Stan Cosby Anthony Coyan R. Crabtree Carol Craig 124 Donna Cribben Don Davidson Brenda Davis Roy Dawson Susan DeLay Anita Donaldson Jeff Duncan Gary Eisnaugle Hope Erter Steve Eubanks Tammi Euton Randy Evans Dale Exline )anie Exline Pat Exline Sheila Faler 125 Gerald Fannin Jim Fisher John Fisher Kathy Fisher Greg Foster Larry Foster Connie Fox Trudy Frazier Harry Freeman John Gahm Cheryl Garrett Jeff Gavan Emory Gillum Joe Greer Linda Grimm Jeff Grow 126 Garry Hager Evelyn Hall Karen Hamilton Cathy Hansgen Mark Hartman Loretta Haselip Regina Hatfield Gary Hatten Kathy Hatten Greg Hawker Randy Heath Denise Henderson Sharon Hickman Don Hill Phillip Hill Steve Hill 127 Barb Hixon Geneva Holsteion Ellen Hoops Ed Hughes Ken Hunter Scott Hutchison Debra Jenkins Terry Jenkins Cindy lones Sharon lones Tisa Keairns Gary Keller Steve Keller Bob Kilgour Tony Keller Jeff Kimble 128 r am King Bob Kraken Barb Landrum Tim Leonard Marsha Lloyd )oe Loft us David Loftus Sheila Long Donna Lyons Mary Lyons Marilyn McCartney |im McCormick Jeannie McElfresh Joyce McElfresh Gary McGhee Ellen McGinnis 129 Glenna McKenzie Mike McPeak Nena Mace Steve Mapes Kim Martin David Maynard Steve Meadows Linda Merricks Diana Miller Paul Miller Rita Miller David Mitchell David Mossbarger Debbie Mullins Debbie Mullins Pam Mullins 130 Linda Muncy Mike Murphy Wayne Neal Virginia Nichols Craig Oiler Chris Ondera jerry Osborne Sharon Parks Scott Perkins Gary Perry jim Phillips Nancy Pittenger jim Plummer Roger Poe Mary Pohl jum Pratt 131 David Preston Terry Proehl Ricky Rainer Ray Rasp Bill Rawlins Ruth Ray Linda Reed Carolyn Reedy Everett Reedy R Reichelderfer Cindy Rice Becky Robbins Jill Roderick David Roe Ray Rogers Mike Ross 132 Candy Ross Larry Ross Barb Rouse David Ruggles Sally Rupert Lorraine Schmid Linda Sharp |im Sheateley Ken Sherritt Dwight Sheward Shirley Shopshear Ernie Sickles Barb Simpson Christine Sluss Arthur Smith Kathy Smith 133 Peg Smith Ruth Smith Kathy Speakman Roger Spencer Judy Stafford Cheryl Stapleton Mike Stephenson Helen Stevens ' Cindy Stevison Kim Stiffler Beth Stockmeister Tami Storer Beverly Sturgill Danny Taylor Ed Taylor Sandy Terry 134 Susan Tiffany Lynn Unklesbay Jon Veahman Carol Walke Jon Walker Sharon Waugh Mitch Weber Cheryl Westenberg Connie White Rikk White Sharon White Jeff Wickline Milissa Wildman Dain Williams Marsha Williams Karen Williamson Gary Wiseman Ben Wright Jennifer Jordan Senior Class of A Lesson Too Late For Learning We could have learned it better. But now we are gone and It's too late to go back We did what we thought was great But now we know it wasn't and It's too late to go back We could have known you better But we didn't take the time and It's too late to go back We did learn one lesson though, A lesson too late for learning. But now we are gone and It's too late to go back President Randy Armstrong V. President Ruth Hodgson Secretary Karen Cribben Treasurer Patsy Walker 136 Mike Aldrich Cathy Arbaugh Randy Armstrong Susan Armstrong Jimmy Arthur Linda Baker Roger Ball Carol Beatty Sheila Bentley 138 Teresa Bentley jo Anne Bond Lynn Booth Vicki Boyd David Burke Brenda Burtrand Bill Butts Reggy Callahan Bill Callahan 139 Mary Canter Patricia Cantrell Sandy Channell Lynn Chapman Billy Cheek Doug Clark Pam Clark Debbie Clark Billy Cline 140 Susan Cochran Frank Colby Mike Copley Laurel Cosby Richard Coyan Karen Cribben Becky Cummings Alvin Curtis 141 Jeffrey Dickason Sandra Dillon Juanita (Jane) Dixon Ronald Downey Shelly Downey Monte Duhl Richard Edwards Patricia England David Evans 142 Shirley Exline Tom Farney Debbie Folden Joy Folden Carmen Forshey Ernie Forshey Mike Foughty Starla Franklin Ann Friley 143 Terry Gahm Sandy Gillespie Molly Gillum Jeff Gillum Vicki Green Debbie Green Marilyn Grow Jim Hale Charles Haley 144 Cheryl Haley Rolland Halley Patricia Hamilton Mark Harbarger Becky Haynes Deanna Henderson Ronnie Henson Steve Higginbotham Ruth Hodgson 145 Paul Hogue Clyde Holdren Sally Howard Betsy Hughes Garen Hughes Karen Hughes Rita Humphreys Cathy Hutchison Elverie Jackson 146 Randy Jacobs Tom Jenkins Randy Johnson Kim Jones Betty Kallner Lee Kirtley Melody Lambert Sheila Lambert Sue Lambert 147 Kathy Landrum Mary Landrum Gerald Largent Bonnie Leffler Tom Loft is Steve Lloyd Debra Lorbach Denise Lorbach Bob McCarty 148 Sharon McCormick Ed McGhee James McGhee Steve McKensie Bill McManis David McPherson 149 Joyce McWhorter Terry Malone Marlene Mannering Dan Marhoover Tolby Markham Bill Markham Sharon Marlow Gary Marlin Bill Martin Tim Matchett Howard May Virginia Meadows 150 Randy Mercer Ed Michael Ron Miller Gloria Morgan Anita Mullins Don Mullins Dan Murphy Bob Murray Mike Musick 151 Cathie Mynes George Nelson )an Newson Kathy Newvahner Leslie Oberholzer Barry Parks Becky Parks Mike Pfancuff Debra Phillips 152 Bill Porter Carolyn Prater Nick Prater Jana Priest Sandy Queen Glenn Radcliff lackie Riley Randy Ring Mike Roberts 153 Tobie Robbins Brenda Robinson Richard Robinson � Mike Roe Donna Roseberry Monte Ross Penny Ross Mike Rouse Ed Ruth 154 Roger Scites Bob Scurlock John Sech Mary Sheward Tom Sheward Marsha Shields Patricia Sickles Tari Siders David Simpson 155 Mike Simpson Trudy Simpson Forrest Slavens David Smalley Bonnie Smith Kathy Smith Wayne Smith Frank Souders Thelma Spriggs 156 Ruth Spry Roger Staten Pat Stepp Louann Stiffler David Swan Pat Swaney Douglas Terry Geraldine Terry Bob Thomas 157 Steve Thompson Roger Thornton Lynn Thornton Ann Thorson Darrell Tilley )ohn Trago 158 Connie Tucker Terri Turner Jim Walke Pat Walker Cary Wallace Teresa Walters Ron Warrens Jan Washam Judy Waugh Teresa Waugh Carole Webb Pam Webb 159 Sharon Webb Wanda Webb Ken White Bill Wildman Joe Williams Hugh Wilson Mark Wolf Donna Wood Diana Woodruff 160 Donna Woosley Betty Wright Patty Wyant Mary Yates Penny Yerian Cecelia Osborne 161 Administration Mr. John Worthington Principal Mr. Merrill Davis General Supervisor Mr. lack Coyan Assistant Principal Mr Robert Bevins Assistant Principal Secretaries Denise Foster Chris Conway Linda Largent Faculty George Abraham Marie Adkins Charles Bowman Harold Brown Ben Buckles Willard Copley Herbert Crabtree Charles Dorsey June Eubanks Dave Fisher Roberta Grimes Richard Haller 163 Charles Hansgen Jack Handley Jean Harbarger Marilyn Inman Marge Jenkins Margie Jenkins Mark Matheny Othello Patten Marilyn Payne Tom Payne Charles Ratliff Eliza Reynolds Clarence Rice Margaret Roe Joe Ruggles Scot Siville Alyce Smith Art Stevenson Steve Walburn Ray White Martha Wright Truant Officer: Ann Rose Cooks: Mrs. Anna Yerian, Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson, Mrs. Barbara Custodians: Dick Malone, Spencer Leonard, George McGoon, Charles Thomas, Mrs. Olive Ross, Mrs. Dorothy Ervin, Mrs. Martha Claar. Stevenson, Eugene Bragg, Loren Israel, Roy Hatten, Jason Keaton. 164 The Playhouse Stockmeister 281 Main St. Billiards — Sandwiches Soft Drinks Come In Meet Your Friends Prop., H. H. Priest Sons Phone ■== 4= 286-2106 227 Main Jackson, O. £ff7i ntw DALLAS Your One-Slop Center for New Chevrolet . Used C irs, Parts, and Authorized ?IZZA Have A Pizza Party LOROBI'S Spaghetti and Grinders Evening Hours 286-4636 Service Main St. lackson lackson Square Shopping Center David C. Jones Insurance Bus: 286-2301 U4 Broadway Res: 286-3119 lackson, O. THE FASHION Main and Church Sts lackson, Ohio 165 The Jet Restaurant ie Foods Fast Main JaJitM‘1 286-9763 Gene's Marathon Service Station $P ' and Main rckson, Ohio 286-1-409 Atwater Camera Shop Studio 16S Broadway Jackson, Ohio 286-1176 School Portraits — Our Specialty Tr i Town Motors Cadillac — (tldsmobile 66 Last Broadway lackson Ohio .... . A Henderson Implement Co. Route Eisnaugle Funeral Home Jack E. Eisnaugle 28 Harding Ave. flackson, Ohio 3-2010 | lackson, Ohio Massey-Ferguson Michael Meadow Gold Ice Cream Inc. Good Luck to the Class ot 71 The Town Shop 261-263 Main Street lackson, Ohio You Pay Lor The Best . . . Why Not Get 1C” Brooks H. Faber Heating. . Plumbing 63 E. South Street lackson, Ohio G I Auto Parts Walnut Street lackson, Ohio 100 2nd Street Wellston, Ohio The Jackson Publishing Co. Publishers ot lackson County's Home Newspapers The lackson Sun-|ournal The Oak Hill Press The lackson Herald Mayhew Funeral Home Phone 286-4161 135 Broadway Street lackson, Ohio 167 Together We Stand Wilson Divided We Are Stuck Phone 286-2131 Credit Bureau of Jackson Insurance Agency 299 Broadway Phone 286-3910 171 Pearl Street Jackson, Ohio Compliment t Callahan Insurance Agency Jackson, Ohio Lewis Drugs Descriptions Camera Supplies Cosmetics Phone 286-3434 Jackson Baldwin Pianos Zenith T.V. Carpets Linoleum St Stereo Matchett's Floor Wall Thorson Coverings Ceiling Tile Paneling 219 Main St. jP Jackson 286-5663 Ohio The Music Man lackson. Ohio Selmer Band Guitars and Instruments Accessories 210 Broadway Phone 286-4800 The Citizens Building and Loan Co. Sheward Insurance I It pays to save where savings pay Current Dividends 4'6% Agency 709 E. Main Street Certificate of Deposite Sty2% 233 Main St. Jackson Phone 286-1708 We Deliver Any Blooming Thing Anywhere Florists Telegrams Delivery Mame Steele Greenhouse 190 Water Street Lyons Masonry Center Route 35 North Jackson, Ohio Phone 286-5480 Jackson, O. 286-4135 Shaffer Insurance Agency All forms Mutual fund Investments Combined With Life Insurance Real Estate - Strout Realty “Feel Safer With Shaffer 237 Main Street 169 Phone 286-5192 Henry's 19 South Street Jackson, Ohio j. F. Jenkins Jewelers 214 Brodway Jackson, Ohio Diamonds, Watches, China Crystal, and Silver Gifts For All Occasions Coll Auto Sales Dodge Sales and Service 301 Main Street Jackson, Ohio Herman Strait Retreading Company Firestone Tires — Batteries 305 Water St. Ph. 286-4290 170 R. ). R. Foods Inc. I(X) E. Broadway Phone 286-2111 Jackson 430 E. Brodway Jackson, O. 171 McClellan's Dairy lackson Frame And Alignment Service Automotive Analysis and Repair O. C. Pollard - Owner 286-3623 125 Walnut St., lackson O. Evelyn F. Haynes Marathon Products JACKSON Monument Company Cemetery Memorialists 180 E. Broadwav. lackson, O Phone 286-1590 B.F. Goodrich Service Dickson Street - Jackson IPhone 286-4422 Buckley's Inc. American Motors AMX - Javelin - Gremlin Save a BUCK At Buckley's Juc. 35 39 N. - Jackson, O. 172 Don't Worry — Get Her Gift at Ervin Brothers Co. If it's hardware we have it. China and Glass Gift Department 276 Main Street lackson. Ohio One Hour Cleaners and lackson Laundromat 128 Portsmouth St. lackson, Ohio Compliments Of Davis Trucking Co. 229 State St. lackson, Ohio Phone 286-1690 Compliments Of Thomas Shoe Store Marion C. Lewis If It's in Style, We Have It Furniture Company The Home of Teenage Fashion Broadway St., lackson, Ohio ceuoa High Street Phone 286-2203 lackson Custom Processing Cutting of All Kinds of Meats from the farm and The Packing House •Jah Don't be over crowded in that old heap!! Go see Bob Carman for the latest model cars. BOB CARMAN INC. Pontiac - Buick - Opel Dealer 281 Portsmouth St. lackson, Ohio Mournings Office Equipment Supply Typewriter - Adding Machine Sales and Service Elliot's Pharmacy 25 E. South Street lackson, Ohio South St. Medical Clinic Prescriptions Quality Printing Pearl St. lackson, Ohio Cosmetics Drugs Free Parking 286-3822 For the Young man on the go . . . We have clothes with go! Neil's Men's Shop Main St., lackson 174 Jackson Implement Co. Inc. 286-2194 318 Broadway St. lackson, Ohio Tractor and Automotive Machine Service Sperry Funeral Home (2) Air Conditioned Chapels Dial 286-3717 Jackson, Ohio Stiffler's Stores Inc. Serving Ohio with 20 Family Stores Since 1923 Broad Street Jackson, Ohio 175 Patrons Mr. And Mrs. Jim Brown Mr. And Mrs. Leslie F. Miller Mr. And Mrs. John Handley Mr. And Mrs. George Abraham Mr. And Mrs. Wayne Eubanks Gold Key Motel Dan's Tastee Cream Jackson Sundry News Walke's Market Yerian Sohio 176 Professional W. R. Flemington D.D.S. Edward Michael D.D.S. Vernon C. Everitt O.D. Theodore W. Nichting O.D. Steven Stevenson D.V.M. Robert A. Williams M.D. Richard H. Billman, O.D. C. C. Fitzpatrich, M.D. There is always something there to remind me . . . Baccalaureate was an event of May 16, 1971. The seniors are now feeling May 21st drawing nearer and nearer. Invocation Rev. Maurice Bailey Scripture Rev. C. E. Flath Sermon Rev. Clifford Thomas Benediction Rev. Gerald Erter The last week of school was a busy one for the seniors. There were fines to be paid, graduation practices to attend, lockers to be cleaned, textbooks to find and turn in, and exams to take. Class of 71' Class song We've Only just Begun Class colors purple and lavender Class flower pink carnation Senior class members 232 177 Graduation day started at 7:30 am. for the seniors. As we walked through the cafeteria door we were greeted and given a pink carnation by a senior mother. Then we sat down and read our last issue of the school newspaper while we waited for the program to start. 178 The senior assembly followed the senior breakfast. The auditorium was packed, everyone wanted to see this great show. Senior Assembly The show started with Randy Armstrong, senior class president calming the audience down. Then came the bands. Commencement practice was held after the senior assembly. The next time the senior class of 71' assembled was at 8:00, May 21st for the last time. Invocation ........... Salutatory ........... Valedictory .......... Commencement Address ................................Rev. Henry Lancaster ................................... Randy Armstrong ........................................... Kim Jones .......... We Have Met the Enemy and They Are Us Dr. Alphus R. Christensen President, Rio Grande College ...................... John E. Worthington, Principal ........................... John Finch, Superintendent ...................................Rev. James Burge Scholastic Achievements Presentation of Diplomas Benediction ..........