Jackson High School - Scoop Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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7 1 E i f K W ' 7315 5 Commonly known as fhe Junior High En+rance fhese doors are a familiar sigh+ +o bo+h iunior and senior high s+uden+s. Each day many pupils enler and leave 'I'he school by way of 'lhis enfrance. We also use ir when cominq fo rhe aciivifies held in fhe fieldhouse and audiforium-such as baslceiball games, class plays. and concer+s, among oihers. .-'i --W.- ' . 2 . ,g,,f A. ' '-'fr-'iasr 3,25 The new junior high building under consfruc- +ion, when finished, is lo be a self-supporling I8-room uni+, prac+ically independeni of rhe resi of lhe school. Loca+ed wesl' of rhe older build- ings, il will house all fhe iunior high s'l'uden+s, leaving rhe presenr iunior high rooms open for 'rhe ever increasing number of s+uden+s enrolled in our school each year. Consfrucrion of fhe new building was held up for some lime due +o 'lhe lengrhy sfeel dispufe. Af+er fhe sfeel sfrilce was over +he cons+ruc+ion efforrs wenf info high gear, so fhaf +he much-needed sfrucfure could be compleled for +he l960-bl school year. The iunior high s+uden+s are eagerly awaifing +he +ime when rhey will be able +o move info 'I'heir own building.

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The Student's Home Away From Home The iunior high school is fhe nor'I'hwes+ wing of 'lhe high school building. H is in +his building fhaf The slu- denfs, 'lhrough ihe guidance of 'lhe 'FacuH'y, lay ihe foun- da+ion for ihe consiruciion of iheir enfire life. As soon as. 'ihe new build- ing is finished, fhe iunior high siudenis will move our of +he nor'I'hwes1' wing and if will be used +o relieve +he crowded condi'I'ions in fhe high school seciion. The easf en'I'rance +o 'rhe high school is a very familiar sigh? fo all Jackson sfudenfs and 'faculiy members. We open fhese doors each morning as we enfer info a day of confusion, foil, +rouble, and worlc mixed wiih fun, fellowship, and pleasanl' experiences. Faculfy and s'I'uden+s alilce express a sigh of relief when we close fhese doors behind us and leave fhe aciiviiies of +he day and go home +o relax. ' We will never forgei' +he opporfuni- fies +ha+ fhese doors have opened +o us. The shop building and garage are locafed in a separaie building iusf easi' o'F 'I'he school. This build ing houses 'I'he equipmenf and machines used in +he shop and in dus+rial ar+s classes. ihe high school building. U In addi+ion +o 'lhese classes parf of 'I-he hislory and liieraiure classes are held in fhis building due fo +he insufficienf space available in This building has become a second home +o a good many sfudenfs and faculfy members.

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The Backbone Of The School Each Chrislmas lhe girls of fhe home economics classes make cookies and olher baked goods for 'lhe Teachers' lea. This social gel'-+oge+her is held for lhe purposes of promoling beller relalionship among 'lhe facully members. Our 'reachers work +oge+her 'lo eclucale and lo guide lheir sludenls. This is an appropriale pic- fure +0 begin an inlrocluclion. Each school day begins wilh lhe familiar sighl' of sfudenls slepping from school busses. As lhis sighl' inlroduces each day, so do lhese nexf 'few pages inlroduce lhis yearbook.