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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING 1-11 MEXCHANGE STUDENTS 7 ‘I PRINCIPAL FEATURE 10-11 mORGANIZA TIONS 12-33,37 ■ TAG 35, 205 mLEARNING RESOURCE CENTER 36 HOMECOMING 40-41 FALL PLAY 44-45 MUSIC BAND 46-56 WSWEETHEART 58-59 SPORTS 61-89 mCHEERLEADERS 76-79 SPRING PLAY 92-93 HONORS AWARDS 94-95 - SENIOR PORTRAITS 97-112 CLASS OFFICERS 113 SENIOR INDEX 114M SENIOR FAVORITES I, 8-11 PORTRAITS 118-U ADM. BD. OF ED. It FACULTY STAFF 137-U ADS CANDIDS 145-It STUDENT HEALTH COUNCIL FEATURE 174-It 1988 GRADUATES It PROM 17 8-It STAY-AT-HOME 180-U SENIOR BREAKFAST 182-H SENIOR ASSEMBL Y 184-11 SADIE HAWKINS 188-li BACCALAUREATE 192-li COMMENCEMENT 194-li CANDIDS CLOSING 198-21

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Theme page 5 1988 Above: Bob Terry, Bryan Yates, and Pete Wollord enjoy the arcade at the annual Jackson County Apple Festival. Our own Senior. Jennifer Morris, was an attendant on the Apple Festival Court. The cheerleaders had trucks in the parades; and students like Mike Ross enjoyed Wednesday off for the festival. Fall at JHS brings out excitement with sports, being with friends and enjoying the Apple Festival.

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 1 v UU UNUSUAL EXCHANG A year in Australia?! Junior Gary Childers had the opportunity i year experiencing Hie in Tasmania (or Tassie as he calls it). Gary. sp our local Hotary club set out for Australia in August of '87 and u, immediately started school. His summer vacation began in Nov school resumed again in mid-February as their seasons are the oppo Gary states that their school curriculum is much more open but thor the student'' to pass. He took four to six subjects as an exchange stude which included 20th Century History. English Literature, speech, a class. Two big differences were that they had a one hour lunch brea. minute recess each day. The Aussie lifestyle’’ seemed to be more re, ours. No one was rushed at all. The educational and interesting months spent in Australia will forgettable part of Gary's life. o spend a nsored by •on arrival mber and of ours. it is up to it, some of | nd drama : and a 20 axed than be an un■ FICTION Foreign exchange student Oriol Serrahima began his visit to the United States on Augrust 20. 1987, and stayed until June 20, 1988. He was involved in various sports such as: soccer (he gained All League status), basketball, and tennis. He received a letter in each of them. Oriol said what he liked most about the United States was the people. He also said. I do promise to be back some day. He would also like to thank all the people for making his visit an enjoyable one. Foreign exchange student Myrna Gutierezz from Mexico spent this school year at JHS. She took classes in English. Typing, Journalism, and Computers along with Spanish III where she was an assistant to Mrs. Armstrong's period 1 class with Oriol Serrahima. This year two JHS students went to foreign countries to spend a year exploring different cultures. Sean Prunka, a junior, spent a year in Norway. He left last summer and returned home in July 88. Chris Scott spent a summer in Spain on a 4-H Am- bassador Program. Exchange Students 7