Jackson High School - Scoop Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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Meanwhile, back at his locker, lack Garner sings M-i-c- k-e-y M-o-u-s-e as he displays his mousketeer membership and a picture of a character called 'Whatl Me worry?' If th S L ni. 6. U I Q 'iii Q Q ' Q16 , sN V tr: I :if Y U V1 A - at 4' . -. .V Q 'N f Q N. t U u vu A 1 gm 'Y 7' nad Q fx , Q, it 'S x . X- fx L M 1 ' ' , -Q.. - 5, I , .I-S V S , . rf! R i x ' .Q9 ' - ' K . K s 4 I t. L42 .i, 4 h. if w v::','f ,if j N? i9 fs 'K i . 4 5 I outage. Walter Olsen Elsie Orr Sally Paustian Pete Pearson Dick Pelkousl-ci Gayle Pettay lack Pratt . Sandy Reiqle Elaine Rohr Eleanor Rohr Ioan Rook lanet Boyer Ioyce Sauder lohri Scheetz Ianice Schumaker Iim Scott Bob Sebald loe Seloqy Sandy Simpson Marian Smith Darryl Snyder Nancy Soqorka Ioan Stephenson Betty Taylor ' t, f' v 'ttt I f Peggy Teagarden ' A V Indy Thompson , A - ft, V Roger Vincent X -4 1 L Nancy Wadian Dan Watkins f . Ierry Werner S' CL I thc lames Wesie Ronald Yant Sue Ziesmer Mr. Matthews Advisor

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,Q Harold Grant Iudy Harbaugh Dick Harper Lee Hayes Iohn Heppe Iulia Heppe Paul Hernandez Penny Hernandez loe Hoagland Ellen Holben Donna Holla Mary Anne Hyde Tim Iones RoseMarie Iordan Tom Keck IoAnn Kessel Dennis Kirven Iudy Kogel Bob Kompara Carol Lecky Ann Liber Gail Mack Iudy Magers Agnes Maurer loyce McCollough Iohn McNeal Ianice Meeting Ianet Michel Donna Miller Donna Morton Marialice Myers Carol Norris' Wandene Norris Fred Nye Iean Oberlin l What'll you have? Pat Good and loan Stephenson are among the juniors who work in the lunior supply booth. And of course one can always find Mr. Gatchall there, too! X :N x Q' ., 11' A M Q EE - cw ' E 2 ? t W I Ekrvaatmflw 'Q X 41, is i 4 2 2 so E MQ-5 i plif jf 4513, ff g Y- 5 itvn any -.F V, Q RW '- g le ? S5121 'dey tj if tr 7 I ' J - I V ' S. X -, V4.2 , A 0 ,t y .2 .,, we ,, W -U Y' y x. ,I f 'r f fs- - ' 2' r f wa 4, r say 1 'k fy qvsvii 0 I ' J 3 A ' 1, X14 .'-Q1,.'x

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Snow iun being a class officer. Pictured here are: Bud Russell ...... Sgt.-at-Arms Eddie DeMuesy .... Treasurer ludy Myers ........ Secretary hX 'w. Marjorie Frank-sVice-President Alan Zink .......... President Bill Dessecker .... Sgt.-at-Arms 5 .1 Seniors at last! lt seems as though the highest aim of a high school student is to be- come a senior. The last year of high school is a busy one for a senior. In the fall, football absorbed the interest of most seniors. Twenty members of the class were on the varsity team, and six of them placed on the all-county team. To the Class of 56 was given the honor of sponsoring the first program in the new auditorium. A play, Buy Iupiter was very successfully presented on November 18. The swishing of dresses sounded a brushy accompaniment to the music of Paul Bingley and Orchestra at the Senior Prom. This Christ- 0,35- Q- mas dance was held on December 28, at Wil- lowdale Club House. After the dance every- one went to the Park Theatre in North Canton to see a movie. Soon after Christmas vacation, exams were upon all. Following exams, all happenings seemed to focus upon graduation. Measuring for caps and gowns, ordering name cards and announcements, writing the class will, history. and prophecy, scholarship tests, and selection of a college or university all consumed the time of the Seniors. As a finale to twelve years of school. the class of 1956 were privileged to be the first to graduate in the new Iackson auditorium. ffawe dead.. Upon Florence As a She has MRS. HYDE entering into high school, the class chose Mrs. Hyde to be its advisor. group, we feel very grateful to Mrs. Hyde. approached this task in her best manner and has accomplished a very valuable and understanding job in guiding us through our four years of high school. And now lor the mortar board, Margie. Preparation tor graduation included mea- suring ior caps and gowns Pictured here are Pinky Nye. Sally Koontz. Frank. and Margie