Jackson High School - Scoop Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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JUNIOR SENIOR HI Y .af ROW I Jun Edwards Kenny West Danny Dougherty lab Nnxdorf Jack Stayer Bud Haynes Bob lerrrsford Dock Mcil heme vlce pres Jack Muller ROWZ Carl Safreed Bull Kauffman Chaplam Jrm Allen Jum Holmqurst secy Bob An drevs Hugh Stockert Gerry Saunler Duane Hopkins Tom Strouble Sgt at Arms Mr Gerb advnser ROW 3 Tom Bnlsky Don McNutt Fred Gulbert Gene Seifert treas Rodney Anderson Duck Clotterbuck Leon Dodez Page Hoopes pres Don ood Hn Y purpose- To create malntaln and extend throughtout the school and community hugh standards Chrrs tnan haracter Four Cs -Clean Speech Clean Lrvung-Clean Sportsmanship-Clean Scholorshrp FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE HI Y ROW l Davsd Mercrer Jumor Holben Thomas Conkle Davud Fry Robert Zeller Paul Hassrnan Jack Brgler Albert Rrcheson, Jack Marnrn ROW 2 Ronald Wyles, vlce pres, Larry Nelson, Robert Cheyney, Wlllram Jarrett, Ronald Blate, Jack Kotx, James Hovensteln, George Myers, David Bray, Mr Thomas, advrser ROW 3 Earl DeMuesy, David Lugmbuhl, Dale Ensnnger, James Bender, David Holmquast, James Johnson, Jack Saunner, Chaplom, Jock Smger, Kenneth Decker ROW 4 Davrd Turske, pres, James Simon, sec, Todd Bender, treas, Gene Stockert, James Muller, Larry Gross, Som Stockon, John Renger ABSENT Charles Snyder, Arden Shammo - - , -sk - I , :hx . ' A1 ' .e 1,1 1 ,1 I C 's g , . 5 ' ZS 1 L,v , L s hx j 1 yi , we 1 I ' I . . 1 1 ' I 1 r 1 1 1 r ' 1 ' -1 - 3 1 1 I 1 1 -I ' I 1 1 1 1 -' ' 1 - 1 - Z 1 G 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 -1 . ,, . . . . . - I I gf - - 11 11 1 11 - - - - C . .. . u u N M411-'nm 1-e 9 1 ' 7 4 . gf ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

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JUNIOR SENIOR Y TEENS ROW l Lenella Mercier Shirley Hudson Pot Stroble Sally Marnrn Slmley Rohr Marlene Anushok Nancy Wercll Char lene Blackstone Lou Ella Van Sickle vlce pres Margaret Gelb ROW 2 Evelyn Wolfe Shlrley Shammo Rosanna Rohr Anna Mary Rohr Martha Eckert Jackie Mullet Barbara Halnes Jean Twyman Shirley Gemlnd Sue Swart Mrs Baxter adviser ROW 3 Marne Welsgarber Kate Ferguson Marilyn King Dona Floom Doralee Moran Blanche Goodman Mar lene Holt Jane Guest secy Nan Gross Pauline Nlckeson ROW 4 Mary Ludwrck Ruth Safreed Mary Lou Fall treas Ruth Ater Mary Keller Kathleen Bryson Audrey Scharver Shirley Dickes pres Adrienne Bright The duty of the Y Teens is to promote fellowship among all races and creeds The Y Teens have trled to fulfill this duty They trimmed this years Christmas tree with gifts that were afterward sent to the Fairmount Childrens Horne We gave five cents each for a candy bar to be sent to Europe November was World Fellowship Month We had a very We enjoyed our Vocational Day when a number of people from varied occupations spoke to us about their oc cupatlons We enloyed having our own recognition service for the first time To conclude the year we honored our mothers at the annual Mothers Tea FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE Y TEENS ROW I Sue Bush Jean Enslnger Sara Donner Mary Kampean Dorothy Surbey Judy Jolllff Sherrie Floom Edith Haas Nancy Harper Carol Bnck Mary Jane Kelfer ROW 2 Beverly Bricker Bonnie Kulla Nancy Renner pres Carol Yost Barbara Snyder Barbara Easterday Kathy Lewis Joan Scharver vrce pres Roseanne Williams Rheta Burger Patty Michaels Carol Kauffman Joan Smith Mrs Ramga adviser ROW 3 Peggy Haynes Louise Morgan Patty Price Joanne Clatterbuck Donna Harrison Jane Eckert Twyla Miller Betty .lo Muller Janet Rowe June Sauder Clara Haymaker Darla Miller Linda Seccombe ROW 4 Ruth Domer Shirley Dlckeson Alberta Stortz Marty Tlmken Carole Johnston Carolyn OConnor Terne Serple Betty Lou Miller Phyllis Taylor Jackie Young Carol Parr Carol Dret'ke The Y Teens successfully completed two philanthropic propects this year Tray favors and cross word puzzle books were made for the hospitals and chocolate bars were sent to underprivileged children of Greece A square dance 'The Bittersweet Swirl helped fmance these gifts The Y Teen Formal a gala affair and the annual Mothers Tea were two very enjoyable social functions of the year Also included on the years program were some very constructrve meetings, including a talk by Mrs C M Mills oe Charm and Personality 6 1 I 1 1 13 1 sf Q Q I : ' I I 1 1 . 1 I 1 r 11 ' I 1 ' -I - 1 1 1 r . I . I I I I I I I ' I - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 -I 1 - T 1 1 1 -i 1 1 1 1 1 -I - 1 1 1 . 1 - . - 1 u 1 interesting speaker from India who spoke about world affairs and fellowship. .I . . : I . I I I I . I I I l I I 1 1 - I 1 . l 1 -I 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' 'I 1 s 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 U 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . I I I l I I ' - . . . Z , ' I . . ,, . . . ' , . . . - I I . , . . . . .

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FRENCH CLUB el E' ROW I Margaret Genb Mary Keller Lillian Nutter sec Duane Hopkins pres Buzzy Boron vice pres Mary Lou Fall treas Marlene Anushak ROW2 Shirley Dickes Pauline Nlckesan Bill Faust Dick McElheme Adremne Bright Lou Ella VanSlckle Mr Gelb adviser The French Club as composed of first and second year French students Meetings are held once a month The purpose of the French Club is tor the promotion ot the French language among the students The meetmgs are planned by the students and contain movies and reports an France and its people LATIN CLUB QJM if ROW l Donna Nutter Wayne Amacher Judy Jolllff Dave Fry Tom Cankle Junior Holben David Bray Freshman Sgt at Arms, George Myers, Carol Dretke, Kathy Levis. ROW 2: Beverly Bricker, Ronald Blate, Jack Katz, Freshman Pres., Darla Miller, Carol Parr, Louise Morgan, Barbara Easterday, Freshman Sec., Bill Jarrett, Freshman Vice-Pres., Bob Fisher, Ron- nie Wyles, Mrs. Hyde, adviser. ROW 3: Larry Nelson, Kenny Decker, Freshman Treas.g Ruth Domer, Marty Timken, David Holmquist, Jim Johnston, Dick Hunsinger, John Reiger, Carolyn O'Connor, Terrie Seiple. ROW 4: Jim Simon, Sophomore Treas.g Larry Weiss, Sophomore Pres., Jim Miller, Sophomore Sec., Gene Stockert, Sophomore Vice-Pres.p Wendell Goodman, Todd Bender, Nelson Miller, Larry Gross, Dove Turske, Sophomore Sgt.-at-Arms, Dick McCracken. The Latin Club is composed of both freshman and sophomore Latin students. We have many outside activities, such as making Latin posters, soap carvings, and Latin valentines. Every year the students plan on annual Latin banquet which always promises a slave sale, o Raman skit, o full course dinner in true Raman style, and lots of fun for every student who has ever taken Latin. The club has enjoyed trips to the Cleveland Art Museum, and to Canton to see Quo Vadis.