Jackson High School - Scoop Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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Patty Cambra and Liz Erickson admire the Bob Novotny writes up Vicky Liebau's order, rings they like. Karina Berg looks at rings. 10 Student Life

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The graduating class of 1982's first procession. Jackson Choir participated in the ceremony. The processional march was performed by the Jackson Band. Graduate Dan Johnson's expression after the ceremony. Graduation 9

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DAY OF THE RINGS Class rings tell more than just where you went to school. They symbolize your high school years and memories. Rings are traditionally ordered during the tenth grade, and the sophomore class of 1985 was no exception. During studyhalls and lunch periods, the students eagerly clustered around the concession stand in the lobby to place their orders. Sizes were fitted, stones were chosen, and styles were admired by all. Your class ring will call to mind the memories from the anxious feeling of your freshman year through the eager anticipation of being a senior. Class rings show pride in your school and your accomplishments. It clearly defines high school. After all, you have four years wrapped around your finger. Mike Stoddard gets his ring size fitted by Bob Novotny as Ken Thomas looks on. Rings 11