Jackson High School - Scoop Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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SHADOWS Th1S year frfty shadows w1ll be left on the halls and walls of Jackson on May 29 1953 These rmpressrons mlght be the masterpreces scrrbbled on serateh paper or the prctures be hlnd the glass ln the llbrary Some of these shadows have already passed 1nto history, others have been recorded ln Mr Lawrence s offlee stlll others have been recorded rn the memor1es of the students of jackson Let s stop for a moment and take a tr1p w1th adverbs and adjeetrves around the halls and get a prevrew of these shadows Although shadows begln very early rn the mornmg around sehool the actlve shadows usually are varied to a great extent Lookmg 1nto CIVICS class we see Sally M matchmg w1ts Wlth Mr Lawrence Also we see Don S catch mg up on hls sleep Looklng 1nto the band room f1rst perlod we see many shadows of mus1eal notes fhttmg about We trace these to the source and we ee Paulme N and Anna Mary R havmg a jam sesslon on the oboe and flute respectwely Addmg a hot eornet 19 none other than Iames N Nan G Sue S Blanche G and Shlrley R Out 1n the hall between perlods we see two well bullt shadows de monstratmg to a small bunch of underelassmen how to bulld strong mu eles Takmff a closer look they turn out to be our handsome athletes Bxll F and Rleky Second perlod we see the shadow of our at tendanee expert ean T maklng the rounds of the rooms Back ln the offlce we see the raprd movmg earrlages of our typmg experts L1ll1an N and Ruth S Pe eklng 1nto study hall between perxods we dont see many semors for most of them have exther found or dLVlSCd some reason to get out lie do see the seeretlve shadows of Nancy W and Martha E trymg to f1nd a new code system for llle gal commumeatron At the back we see the huddled shadow of Iackle M and Shlrley H talklng over the comlng evenmg act1v1t1es under the cover of a bookkeepmg book We also see Ruth A buslly dolng art work and Doralee M seems to be oceupled ln study whxle Marte W IS combrng her halr As the bell rings the mad rush for the door starts Out rn the hall the shadows cease to be for the llght 18 so br1ll1ant that we can hardly see As vue look down at the end of the hall we understand for there Adrlenne B Barb H Lucxlle N and Lou Ella V are com paxmg sparkle rs Looking to the other end of the hall we see another brrllxant llght As we move closer we see Tom M showmg the prm crples of eordovan shme to Dxck H Durlng aCt1Vlty pe rlod we notlce consider able action m the conference room Taking a peek we see Don M trylng to settle the busy body offlce rs In the meetlng we notice our seeretary Mary Lou F our able treasurer Fred G and our program ehalrman worklng on a senlor bralnstorm Takrng a llttle 1ourney to the agrreulture de partment we see the shadow of 3 tractor 'aialmt tht! Wall SCFVICIIIQ' thls shadow are effxclent Deck M Norman A ack M and Dale R At noon we see marrrage lnstructlon class has taken up 1n the study hall wlth Charlene B at the head The fourth period we look 1nto Engllsh L1t erature to see all shadows here have gone 1nto shadows take the forms of Bob B and Kenny VN lhe only actlve shadows ln class are Marllyn K and Kathleen B who are trylng to start an argument w1th Mrs Hyde ln most schools the afternoon IS qulte dull but not at aekson About one oclock our shadows ln school begm to tremor and shake Thls we know ean eome from only one source the eeonomlcs room All order IS ceased to be when Peter Larry Koontz has just eut loose- mth a good one Don G has been aroused from sleep and adds somewhat to the uproar, xehlle Kate F Marlene A and Mary K try to hlde the grms The sreth perlod we see the actlve shadows of Buzz B and lm D worklng on the year book As the fmal bell rmgs we notlce our senxor athletes Ralph M erry S and Tom S headed to the locker rooms to play a game of shadow ball To elose another day our shadows seem to hate gone mto dormancy but every tlme X e reread thrs yearbook we xull agaln see the actlve shadows of the Class of 53 ' I ' , . A nl h xr L V' . x 1 . I . l ', - 1, X .3 - - I x . , i A xr ex - ' I . , . . . . . Y W . - . . 1 'Q L . l , . .X ll l E . 1 ' 1 ,Q s y - . I ., A ' ' . K , ,, ,, A E' Holdmg down the flannel SPCUOIH 1? Carol dormaney. After a good lunch the hibernating ., . .5 ., .3 ' - P s s l S lf. l A . I . L - l ' Z , Af P, ' . J A' I 9 P. U. , - y. - Q y ' . ' ' ' f , .. - f , ,' U 79 ' , . . . . T , - ' ' A ' 7 'G L. . , , 9 x' . x V ' nl -.a 's ' ' -1 l e I ' I K . 4 . ' - ' - - -, .l -, - A , . i l I . E . U I , - nc 9 as 20

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M lm Fifa' l 52 Jw 3 . 1 ' . W? MJ 444. ia -5312 . -'.-J: RFQ N 5 X ww. r . 1 RUTH Rulh i SAFREED s ever fair and never proud. Has iongue af will, bul is never loud. Commercial-Y-Teen I.2.3.4: F.I'I.A. 3.4: N.H.S. 3.4: Com. Club 3.4: Glee Club I.3: Office Help 4. DON n i GERALD SAUNIER Alhlelics he holds higher 'than gold, When The going gels fough Jerry won'+ fold. General-Class Pres. 2: Hi-Y l.2,3.4: Foofball l,2,3.4: Baskelball I.2.3: Baseball'I.2: Class Play 3: Glee Club 2.4. SCHALMO s an ambirious and 'Friendl u DO Y Q Y- He is a person no one passes by. Vocalipnal Agriculfure-F.F.A. l.2.3.4. Reporl- er 2. Dislricl V. Pres. 4: Baslefball I.2.3: Annual Slaff Mana 4: Times Slaff 2: Class Play 3. Sfage ger: Scholarship Tes? I. TOM STROUBLE Ar loolball and baslcefball you can see. Tom is as fine an alhlere as can be. Mixed-Class V. Pres. I: Hi-Y l.2.3.4: Foofball I,2.3.4. Co-Capfain 4: Basiefball I.2.3.4: Base- ball l.2.3.4: Glee Club 2.4. SUE SWART Her merry hear? goes all fhe day. This is iusl Sue's carefree way. Commercial--Y-Teen I.2.3,4: F.H.A. l.2.3.4: Pholo Club 3: Band l.2.3.4: Com. Club 3.4: Glee LOU Club I.2.4. JEAN TWYMAN Jean, prelfy and fair as can be, And a line Jackson lidler is she. Commercial-Class Secy. 2: Y-Teen I.2.3.4: Band l.2,3.4: Maiorelfe 2.3,4: Swing Band 4: N.H.S. 3-4: Com. Club 3.4: Glee Club I: Of- fice Help 4. ELLA VAN SICKLE l.ou Ella will always co-operale. We know success will be her fale. Commercial-Y-Teen l.2.3.4: Fr. Club 3: N.H.S. 3.4: Com. Club 3.4: Glee Club I. Vocal En- sembl e: Scoop Typisf 4. NANCY WEICK Heres our queen and cheerleader. +oo. Nancy, a swell person fhrough and lhrough. Commercial-Y-Teen l.2.3.4: Class Play 3: Com. Club 3.4: Glee Club I.3.4: Cheerleader 2.3.43 Oueen's Aflendanl' 2.3. Foolball Queen 4. MARIE WEISGARBER Alaclr! a world of mischief lies Glea ming in Marie's brown eyesl Commercial - Y-Teen l.2.3.4: F.H.A. I.2.3: Com. Club 4: Glue Club I.3,4: Librarian 3. KENNETH WEST From Kenny you always rale a smile. Follow his loofsleps and be in sfyle. General-Hi-Y I.2.3.4: Baslefball I.2: Baseball 3.4: Class Play 3: Scoop Slaff 4.

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PHOTOGENIC GIRL Shirley Hudson was chosen as fha mos? phofogenic ssnior girl by our phofographers, ihe sfaff ai Troup E Plufo Sfudio. 21