Jackson High School - Silver Arrow Yearbook (Jackson, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

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F - -I --'sv I , jf aff' Xy, f ' f -, , NX! . 4 Q1 n ,Sv my IW 5 xh 6 L A F Mx ,ff A140 Uur Public Schools Each year hundreds of boys and g1rls take advantage of our modern school system Some are just beg1nn1ng then' school days yxh1le others are compleung The present Tackson Publlc School Systexn vxas founded 1n 1906 Thi Stat: Dcpartment of Educatmon um every annual 1nspect1on smce 1906 has placed lackson 1-hgh School on the 11st of approved fxrst class hxgh schools The hlgh school bulldmg was erected LH 1920 at a cost of S125 OOO and U1 1928 at a cost of S45 OOO a gymnasulm and extra classrooms xxc re addnd In 1939 a stad1u.1'n vxhlch vxlll seat 2000 people and an elementary school vvhlch lS one of the fmest m the state vxere erected The grade school bmld 1ng has an aud1tor1uxn vu 1th a seatmg capac1ty of 614 vxh1ch 15 modern m exery respect It IS eqxnpped vuth border lights foothghts movxe projector pub11c address system and scenery Our pubhc school system added another nevx bulldmg m 1952 the 1xlus1c Arts Bu1ld1ng located just east of the grade school Gur schools xx mth thc 1r grounds bu11d1ngs and equ1pment have been valued at nearly S1 OOO OOO It IS m these fme surrounduxgs that the boys and glrls of Jackson are tramed for tornorroyx In 1951 the klndergarten yxas added to our school systenm and the emghth grade vxas moved to the hlgh school bulldmg In 1952 our school changed to the slx SIX plan vuth both the seventh and e1ghth grade s 1n the hlgh school btuldmg Our h1gh school IS a AAA school and xs an appx ox ed member ot thc North central Assoclatlon of Secondary Schools and C ollcge s On March 12 1953 a S275 000 bond lssue xxas approxzd by the xotn rs tor the purpose of addmg nevx classrooms and a neyx gyxnnasuun xx hu h arc noxx Ln use 'mf' ' Q Jw .0 v . JJ V .Vs Vip fly? Jr' J'-Mlv M W . gf ,f . tx lf Q11 1 'QU 'SQ' W V' ll xy .-aff, .af m 9 U-1 flfl W P their education. K . . . V V V . V V , V V x , , V . I V I' 1. ' U 1 I V. . . . V V V I V . - . . . V V. . . V V . . . V V . . V. . V . V . , V V .V , . . . V V . . VV K . V. I ' . , . I Y I ' 9 1 x V 9 - ' ' X -9 I Board of Education 'Ni' fs- Q87- 'wzadf 3' we ROW ONE Kurre Allen Pres1dent Glenn Whxtledge Vxce President lohn Fred Hartle ROW TWO Paul Mueller Wlllxam Sander Earl Smlth School Dlstrlct R 2 The County Board of Educatwn redzstrlcted Cape Gzrardeau County and called for an elec t1on to reoruanme the school dxstrxcts on March 9 1954 In proposed Reorganxzed School Dxs trlct R Z pollmg places were set up at Burfordvzlle Frumtland, Jackson, Neelys Landxng Poca hontas and T1.ls1t. The propos1t1on carrxed 790 for to 499 agamst At the regular school electron mn Aprxl the followmg dlrectors were elected Mr Glenn Mr Paul A Mueller Jr Reorgaxuzed School D1str1ct R Z was composed of nmeteen school dxstrzcts, namely 1-hgh H111 Sheppard, Schoenebeck Chppard Roberts McFerron, Randol Cane Creek, Stroder, Gravel H111 Burfordv1lle, Sandy Rldge Poplar Grove T1.ls1t, Helderman, Poplar Ridge Fruxtland Pocahontas, and Jackson School was conducted In all these dzstrxcts except Mel-'erron Randol, Sandy Rxdge, and Pop lar Grove, who transported thenr students to Jackson Elementary School and Helderman who transported the1r students to Burfordvxlle In settmg up a plan of operatxon for the school year 1954 55 the Board of Educatlon set up nme attendance centers at Neelys Landmg Pocahontas Fruxtland Jackson, Burfordvxlle and what was formerly the Roberts School the Cane Creek School, the T1ls1t School and Poplar Rzdge School By reducmg the number of attendance centers, lt was poss1ble to provnde specxal servzces such as a muslc teacher, guldance person school nurse remed1al reading teacher and art supervtsor These servxces are spread too thinly to derlve the maxxmum benef1t and as the attendance centers become fewer m number, benefxts from them can be mcreased School Dmstrxct R Z has an area of approxlmately 400 square m11es and at the txme of re organxzatxon, was sa1d to be the largest school dzstrmct mn the state Last sprxng, lt enumerated 1 838 pupxls The present enrollment m hxgh school grades nxne through twelve IS 470 The elementary schools grades one through exght have 962 enrolled, w1th 62 enrolled zn kmder garten The school d1str1ct owns 17 buses, operates 16 They load and unload between 900 and 1 000 boys and gzrls twice datly The faculty 15 composed of 61 members The Janxtorlal staff IS composed of flve full t1me and suc part tlme employees Ten full txme lunchroom workers are employed Their efforts are supplemented by sixteen part time employees Three full t1me and four part txme secre tarles are employed The part tune employees are all school students ,N . 1 sf fr 1 I I 1 Whitledge, Mr. Kurre Allen, Mr. Wm. K. Sander, Mr. John F. I-Iartle, Mr. Earl B. Smith, and . I ' . D I . ' . .I . I l . I l I D ' I . J l I ' . . D . Administration Q iff R O HAWKINS w E LAMONT Superxntendent 0 MRS BETTY GOZA Secretary to the Board MRS DOROTHY SEABAUGH Secretary to the Supenntendent Prlnclpal MRS DORIS SAWYER Secretary to the Prmcxpal I i I 5 ,521 h xy? x jf ' ,Ex w H f A fx ff Lf E MA 1 If is ' sk! J .xxx 4,' Ag. 1 J-49 'r-I ,,.-- Q My- FRC fm- , -qxpfaiqg f:f5 fWf,,5f!'1'l 2552 W! MQW RY wfffiiiff M wfQm?QVW af udfuypfjajfy J' WWWWMMM J QM W Www W 'af LE QWKWW fwf?2f-fwh H ZAWMW Lila? f2'SW55f?f'm ,f if 'fb ik!-:Q WWjfC ,Q Qjmm .6Qf3f'gl5Qfjf WwffUW4f2ffkf Dfw, W '44 'fb . . tx 0 my. Q 219 E 0 Q X' .H-PVZZA. 19 . Ou-21 Q' ' Facult MISS ELLA BROWNING MISS OPAL COLLINS MRS ELIZABETH CRACRAFT Commerc1a1 Subjects Mathematlcs Typlng Englxsh A-.4 MRS ELDA ELLIS MRS MARIE HARBISON CHESLEY HARGRAVE Mus1c Soc1a1 Studles Gmudance Facult 0 RALPH HARRISON Coach Physical Education MRS BERNICE English French 'L LA. Q Lv TM- 1 vi. V VL vlffv HEYDE MRS LULA HOFFMAN Junior High Mathematics Social Studies Lg, S4 x -4ggfk. 1,uL.7n.L W! ,S- .1 Y-4..,4. 0754 Y ,M FRED JAMES f MISS SARAH JENKINS MRS. PATSY JOHNSON Irld'-1Sf!'iB1 ANS English Girls Physical Education Facult MISS ALLOUIZE KEYS MISS MARY CATHERINE KIES HERMAN LUEDDECKE Mathematxcs Soclal Studxes SCICHCC .gf MRS. BURMA MARKHART LEROY MASON Junior High English Band K Science Mixed Chorus H15t01'Y Facult Null Vial wwf SAM MCCLANAI-LAN MRS ROSAMOND MILLER MRS LEONA MITCHELL Junior High Junior High Music Physical Education Social Studies Art JAMES NELSON J LEONARD PEERMAN Diversified Occupations Vocational Agriculture MRS META PROBST School Nurse STU The etamorphols of the Senior Class We are a changlng group m a changxng world In the fall of 1951 approxxrnately three fourths of the 115 members of the Fresh man Class came to Jackson from surroundmg school d1str1cts We became a un1ted group ever when a meetmg for class organ1zat1on was held Norma Wessel was chosen preszdent and she wxth the help of Bonn1e Grosshe1der Earlene Mc Spadden Kay Kerstner and John Rxtter as assrstmg class off1cers held our class together They served as our leaders when class act1v1t1es were requlred By popular vote Mary Flannagm and Paul Wessel were chosen as our representatwes on the Student Councll We presented the play Twrxteen and provlded the mus1c for the Chrlstmas Assembly We broke out of our Cocoon Ln the sprmg of 1952 and returned m the fall a group of book worms that not only devoured all the subject matter that was placed before us but dr1ven by hunger reached out to master other act1v1t1es B111 Statler Norma Freese Arthur Edwards and Barbara L1tzelfe1ner served as class off1cers Patsy Rxehn and John Rltter represented the class on the Student Councll We presented the play Forever Albert and gave a St Patr1ck s Day assembly program Gary McDowell was chosen to represent our class on the Sophomore Prlgrxmage We spent our dormant stage U1 the sunamer of 1953 When we returned to J H S we found that we were Jun1ors Ben Cooper Lloyd Masterson Clayton Tuschoff and Bonn1e Grossherder were elected class offxcers Gwyn Mowery John Lorberg and Allen Boren were made members of the Student Councll Our Junror play was My Llttle Marg1e and for our class assembly we presented Mr F1X1t One of the b1g respons1b1l1t1es of our Junlor year was the Jun1or Senlor banquet and prom Usmg an or1ental theme we transformed the gymnasmm mto a lovely or1en tal garden and made th1s affa1r one of the year s outstandmg events Before our Junxor year drew to 1ts close we selected offxcers and representatwes for our 1954 55 class John Lorberg Bonn1e Grosshelder Ruth Morton Patsy Rlehn and Don Ludwrg were chosen class off1cers Allen Boren Margaret Jo Fe1 gert and Norma Wessel were selected to represent our class on the Student Counc 11 Nrnety e1ght of the one hundred frfteen members of the Freshman Class became Sen1ors Fourteen others Jomed us and our class enrollment was one hundred eleven Many of our class have part1c xpated rn extracurncular aCt1V1t1CS Our Senror play and assembly presentatwn were m keepmg wlth our past achlevements Durmg our hlgh school years we saw many changes The school fac1l1t1es were enlarged and 1mproved non segregatlon was accompllshed the Jackson School D1str1ct ltself was changed We became D1StI1Ct R Z wh1ch when organlzed was the largest school d1str1ct m MISSOUTI We ourselves changed We changed from Freshmen to Sophomores from Sophomores to Jun1ors and from Junlors to Sen1ors We thought together played together and the bond of fr1endsh1p between us as mem bers of the graduating class of 1955 grew ever closer As we look back on these busy years we can really feel that It was a job well done I A Ac ' ' ' vi . . 3 ,A ' 9 - -. , , - n v 1 1 , . r - as - so - ' 4 . i D 0 2 n 1 v . ll li ' I . . . . . . . o 1 1 1 o 9 0 . ll ' ' li ll ' ' D7 1 . . . n ' . . , . . , . . 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Senior Class Ufflce 5 1 JOHN LORBERG Baseball B1gCh1efCand1date Boys Chorus Class Officer Class Play F F A Vlce Pre sldent Jun1orRotar1an Mzxed Chorus Sxlver Arrow Staff Student Councxl Track Football Manager Class Assembly BONNIE GROSSHEIDER Band Majorette Basketball Queen Carnwal Queen Attendant Class Offxcer Class Play Debate Football Queen Gxrls Chorus Mxxed Chorus Natxonal Forensmc League Natxonal Honor Socxety S1lver Arrow Queen Snlver Ar row Staff Squaw ler Staff 99' DON LUDWIC Baseball Class Oifxcsr F F A Football f in as 1 l-viii RUTH MORTON Class Play D O Club F HA Parlxarnentarxan Glrls Chorus Mixed Chorus Natwnal Honor Soclety Vlce Presxdent Squaw ler Staff Carn1valShow Class Assembly D O Club Steermg Committee Class Offxcer PATSY RIEHN Pep Squad Treasurer Class Assembly Class Officer Carnzval Queen Attendant D O Club Gu-ls Chorus Mlxed Chorus Natronal Honor Socxety Sxlver Arrow Queen Attendant Spanxsh Club P I I Senior Pilgrimage The Senlor Class of 1955 broke the lce and vxent east on the p1lg1'1mage mstead of gomg south as has been customary U1 the past A new venture was tr1ed also and Greyhound busses, Lookmg foru ard to th1s pllgrlmage, the Class has been addmg to the Class treasury a llttle at a tzme smce grade school days. The Senlors wush to thank the members of the P T.A. and everyone else who has c,ontr1buted to the fund that made thls most enjoyable and educ.at1onal trlp poss1ble. The tr1p requlred n1ne days and mclucled Ashland, Kentucky, Washlngton, D C , New York Clty, Pzttsburgh, Pennsylvanza, and Cmc1nnat1. ' A ll ,lf X . , ' X x 'v' - K f C, C: ,CQ Jn! at C I ,,. ' 'ffW::'gG'fif:' jiiffiiif? 'ti-'ff , tmp 7' ' '9C 'L 'ff 'C ' l , C 4 C, C H - Q C W --'- E C C I C - ' ' fiikv , . . T7 I .. ' A - ' C . ' ' ' . ' . ' ' , , . . , . . .9 , , . . .. - - , , . C 1 I ' 1 I - 1 I D ' 1 I ' ' ' 1 I V l I I . ll 1 - U ' ' I 1 l I . I ' . , ' : . ' A . ' l . J ' A I l I l I s q 1 . . . , . I I V I , . I A 1 l 1 ' p ' ' ' . V I ' 1 S. 1 y Y I I 4 I u I ol 5 Senior Class muh' Football Squaw ler Stall Mxxc cl L hor us Trazk ALLENBOREN Baseball Boys Chorus Mxxod Chorus Jun1orRoLar1an Student Councll Track PAUL BIRI ALIC E BIRK BILL BIRK Q LARA ANN Baseball D O Club F H A Cxrls Chorus Boys C horus Mxxvd BODENSCHATZ Lhorus Football Traf k Cxrls Chorus Mxxed lunxor Rotarxan L horug SILAS CARDWELL Baseball Basketball Mxxed Chorus BOB CRABTREE Band Boys Chorus Boys Siatrr Class Play Mxxed Chorus Natlonal Honor Soo xvty Sllver Arrow Staff Class AS sambly Physms Con tc-st Suxcnov Award HILDA C RITES D O Club Pep Squad C lass Ass: mbly Barn xx armmg Attendant Baskc tball ARTHUR EDWARDS C arp1va1CaInpa1gn Man agar Class Offxge-r DO Club Football Sllver Arrovx Staff DONALD BORGFIELD Boys Chorus F F A BEN COOPER Boys Chorus Boys State Class Oifmer Natzonal Honor Soc1ety Football Track Class Assembly ESTES DONALD - . . . Q . . I . . , . . ., 1 . , ., . , - , , .. ., , , , I , . . h . Y. . 7 I l n n 4 l I . . ' ' 'C - v v 1 . , - . , , 2,1 ' . I 4 L' w A . . V . . . n V F, J X . V . - , . . . . . , . . . - l a '- ' I I 1 C p 1 ' 1 5 n 1 ' - ' 1 ' . I , ' ' f . ' . KAA .........,..-..-.-W-...W.v w A 1 I HAROLD ESTES LLOYD I-'ARROW F ORVILLE FLUEGGF Boys Chorus Mxxed Chorus MARY RUTH FRIEDRICH Basketball Queen Atten dant Class Play D O Club Glrls Chor Mlxed Chorus PepSq Senior Class MARGARET JO ANDY FELLOWS FEIGERT Boys Chorus Mxxed Band Class Assembly Chorus Class Play Gu-ls Cho rus French Club Na t1onal Honor Socxety Pep Squad Spanxsh Club Squaw ler Staff btudent Councxl JEANIECE FIEDLER D O Club F H A. Carnwal Show Class Assembly Glrls Chorus Mxxed Chorus Pep Squad NORMA I-'REI-ISE Basketball Queen Attendant Class Offlcer Class Play Debate D O Club Football Queen Attendant Gu-ls Chorus Nat1onalForensxc League Natxonal Honor Soclety Pep Squad Squaw ler Staff Class Assembly BARBARA GILBERT JOHN G11-MORE Cheerleader Musxc Camp G1rls Chorus Mlxed Baseball Boys Chorus Chorus D O Club Football SHIRLEY HAERTLING Gxrls Chorus Mzxed Chorus Spanxsh Club ANNA LEE HAUPT Band F H A Girls Chorus Mlxed Chorus Natxonal Honor Soc xety Pep Squad S1lver Arrow Staff Class Assembly Dxstrmt Contest EUGENE HOVIS Baseball Bxg Chxef Boys Chorus Carnxval Campa1gn Manager D O Club Football Junlor Rotarxan MnmdChorus Tratk Class Assembly JIM JOHNSO Football KAY KERSTNER Band Carnxval Queen Attendant, Class Officer, Class Assembly. Class Play, Gxrls' Chorus, Mzxed Chorus. Pep Squad Sxlver Arrow Queen At tendant, Pep Squad, Vice Presxdent, Silver Arrow taii, Spanxsh Club BOB KEISTER D O Club, F F A. Senior Class 'bulb ..d' CHARLES HAYDEN Baseball Track D O Club F F A. Football is 5' :SKK tu. JOI-IN HOPKINS Basketball, Track CAROL SUE HOW ARD D OC1ub F H.A. V I-LE Award Carmval Show Class Assembly Pep Squad Squaw ler Staff Dnstrxct B10 logy Contest Gxrls Chorus Mxxed Chorus Natxonal Honor Socxety J fx DOROTHY JONES O ub A Pe Squad SHIRLEEN KIMBEL Band, M1.xed Chorus 27?- GERALD KINDER F F A -cl' Q l ,Ii H': K T315 lik E A i ssl n n A -32 A A 1 Z,: I .P 1 g g I s'.C gl 35. . 'fix ' ' wil -f, ' ' 'I' 1 1 1 4 nl P V ' ' I V o Y I ' D 1 n s I I , I . ' D N I Q , ' ' ' ' . . .' , . , . . ' 1 V ' ' ' f ' . . I . 1 I l V 1 ' - ' V ' , - ' X - I i . ' ' l if , Y 1 I, 4. I Fl X I9 9 . ,l , - rg . ,yi Mfjf I .J I - ' I V . , lv V., I A ' - ff I Ll'L is-of I A 'M' v . D Cl r H . . 1 . . .. Pr - N ,51 A I ,. I -Q . X ' Y, , 1 1. YQ V I ',-. 2 Senior Class AL: FRED KOEIPPEL MARILYN KUEHLE Band Class Assembly All State Musxc Camp Gzrls Chorus Mxxed Chorus Natwnal Honor Socxety Pep Squad S11 ver Arrow staff Spanlsh Club Spanlsh Assembly JOE KURRE Boys Chorus F F A. Track Football Mana ger JO ELLEN LINEBARGER C111-ls Chorus Pep Squad Class Assembly LYNN LOOS Boys Chorus D O Club Football KENNETH MAINTZ Band Boys Chorus Mzxed Chorus Class Assembly All Sfate Mu s1C Camp Squaw ler Staff Carn1valShow HOWARD LaCl-IANCE Baseball Boys Chorus D O Club Mixed Cho rus Chrxstrnas Assem Y BARBARA LITZELFELNER Amerlcan Legxon Orator xcal Con test Class Offxcer Debate DO Vxce Presldent LLOYD MASTERSON JERRY MARTIN Boys Chorus Class Of Boys Chorus flcer D O Club Foot D 0 Club ball Mxxed Chorus EARL LUDWIG Boys Chorus F F Club Gxrls Chorus Mlxed Chorus Natlonal Forensxc League National Honor Soclety Pep Squad Squaw ler Staff Cheerleader Class Assembly Glrls Chorus Pxanxst DO Club MARY MARGARET MATHEWS PePSquad FPLA. Mxxed Chorus Glrls Chorus Class Assembly Sllver Arrow Staff ff ww. I l 1 1 C L , . ' l 1 , - . 1 1 ' ' I . I ' 1 ' bl . I 1 1 . ' , 1 ' . . . 5 C . , f . . . 1 1 1 . - . A 1 I 1 1 . . , ' 1 1 '- 1 . . 2 , , Of' ll , . . , . , , , A. . . . I ' I a l U 1 ' ' ' ' - - 1 ' - n . D I I ' A 1 . . , - , 1 '. , , , ' s . Senior Class JEAN MEYER CHESTER MILLER RAYMOND MOORE FHA Mixed Chorus Boys Chorus Girls Chorus Mixed Girls Chorus Chorus Spanish Club LYNN MORRISON Baseball GWYN MOWERY Basketball Queen Attendant Class Play Girls Chorus Girls State Mixed Chorus National Honor So ciety Pep Squad Silver Arrow Queen Attendant Silver Arrow Staff Student Council Class As- sembly C arnival Show. CAROLYN MCNEELY Band D. O. Club Girls Chorus Pep Squad Spa- nish Club Egyptian Mu- sic Camp Award Boys and Girls Chorus Ag- '5f? .L51'f'fF1' M , W E LAWANNA MCNEELY Band Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus Pep Sq- uad Squaw-ler Staff Class nival Car ' .l ,. L ,U Boys Chorus D O Club Mixed Chorus JOE MORTON GARY McDOWELL Am eric an Legion Oratorical Con test D A. R Ward Debate French Club president National Forensic League National Honor Society Optimist Oratorical Contest Pep Squad Sophomore Pilgrimage Squaw- ler Staff World History Award American History Award Forensic Award District Extemporaneous Speaking Contest State Extempor- aneous Speaking Contest Class As- sembly District American History Contest Federated Clubs Essay C ontfe s t. E ARLE NE MCSPADDEN Class Officer D.O. Club WILLIAM NOCE Girls Mixed Baseball Boys Chorus Mixed Chorus MARIE NUSSBAUM Gxr ls Chorus Mxxed Chorus. Class Assem Senior Class F30 9 7? JOHN PEEK BERNICE PEETZ D O Club Pep Squad F H. A, Glrls Chorus, Mxxed Chorus JAlvHE.'S RHODES by CHARLES PE TER F F A Pres1dent,Secretary, Asslstant Secretary Delegate to State Convenhon MELBERT PHILIPPS Boys Chorus F F A GERALD PENSEL F F A. Boys Chorl1S, Class Assembly ROBERT PFEIFFER Boys Chorus F F A Football CARLTON PUCHBAUER Boys Chorus D O Club F F A. SUE RAFFERTY Amerxcan Legxon Ora torxcal Contest Class Play Debate. D O Club Gurls Chorus Natxonal Forensrc League. PSP Squad Squaw ler Staff Class Assembly Cir nxval Show AGNES RANDOL Mxxed Chorus IVAN REIMANN Band, Boys Chorus Class Play Mixed Cho rus. Squaw ler Staff Class Assembly Car mval Show Drstx-mt Mu sxc Club Contest Scho larshxp to Egyptxan Mu sic Camp, Mrxed Chorus I , I i f'KA fc, V. . ., - l qu I ' 5 5 nl I l - I . . . s ' 1 n ' ---. ...., . . . . , . ,... ... ... . . . - ,U - 9 - , , .. . 1 - 1 l ' . ,. . ' , , - 1 ' ' ' ' - I - I ' fl M G . 7- , 7 DOYLE RIEHN Boys' Chorus. Track, D. O. Club, Football, Mixed Chorus FRED SCHRADER Band. Boys Chorus Class Play D O Club Mixed Chorus Class Assembly Dramatic Award Car nxval Show ALICE FAYE SC HWEER JOHN RITTER Band, Boys' Chorus, Carnival Campaign Man- ager, Class Officer, Class Play, Football, Mixed Chorus, National Honor Society, Track, Student Council: Pre- sident. Senior Class LLOYD SAWYER F F A f n. 4 MADGE ROLOFF Band, Class Play. De- bate, Pep Squad, Girls' State, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Class Assembly, Squaw-ler -Staff, National Forensic League, Naticnal Hcmor Society, Egyptian Music Camp. PAUL .SC HOLL SHIRLE Y SANDER Girls ' C horus , Mixed Chorus , Silver Arrow surf. spanish Asserrbly. TONY SCHUCH French Clue, Class Assembly Spanish Assembly Band, Class Play D O BOB SEABAUGH WALTER SEBASTIAN Club Gxrls Chorus Boys Chorus, F F A Boys Chorus, F F A. Mixed Chorus Pep Squad Mixed Ch0TllS T!'iCk DENVER SEABAUGH Q ' . I' I. . . , A I 01. J ' V Y Y: . h Kel b C hslll i 0.1.4041 Muav fp fl ' ,-4 ' Senior Class Mer W VERLA MAE SIDES SHIRLEY SIEVERS BILL STATLER MARGARET O C ub F H Band, Glrls Chorus Girls Chorus Mxxed Mxxed Chorus Pep Squad Chorus Presxdent, Class As DEAN TALLE Y F F A. Football Bas ketball AAL du 7'7 au se mbly Carn wal Show DEAN SUHR F F A 'PI 16 Band Boys Chorus Boys State Class Of flcer Class Play, De hate Mlxed Chorus Sllver Arrow Staff Car nxval Show Natxonal Honor Socxety Class Assenbly Student Coun C11 Scholastxc Contest CARL TALLLY Basketball Class As sembly Track Foot ball D O Club Base ball Boys State C LAYTON TUSC HOFF Class Offxcer Junzor Rotarxan Muced Cho STEIMEL Sxlver Arrow Staff Cheerleader DO Club Class Assembly Gxrls Chorus, Mxxed Chorus rus Track BILL UNGER BILL WADE MILDRED Basketball Baseball Football Track Mixed WALLMANN Track Chorus Basketball Gxrls ROSEMARY WEISS Band F H A Trea surer Girls Ch01'US Mxxed Chorus Boys and Gxrls Chorus Pu rust Pep Squad. Car mval Show Class As sembly A 3 X D- - 1 . . .A.. ' . . ' . W . 51 W Af!! Baseball, Doys'Chor.us, H ff- . -' - ALLEN WELKER Baseball. Big Chief Candidate, Football, Mixed Chorus, Track, Basketball. HAROLD WILLIAMS Football 3 0 , if ML. -c.. if 1 1 i DELMAR WELKER Baseball, Big Chief Candidate, Class Play, Football, Junior Rotar- ian, Pep Squad, Track, Basketball Manager, Basketball, Class As- sembly, Football Man- age r. DARLENE W LE DBUSCH Squaw -le r Staff PE GGY WILLIAMS Senior Class .,, S Q .R ,. '-Z iwlf-saw. '- at H me it ,. .wi is sei 3 , ,QM ,. . 1, 'WY 1 W 4 I -1i,4z,s+m1MifL ' in ,, X K J 3 Y X if NORMA WESSEL Class Officer, Class Play, D. O. Club Re- porter, Girls' Chorus, Girls' State, Class As- sembly, Football Queen Attendant, Silver Arrow Queen Attendant. Student Council, Squaw-ler Staff, National Honor Society, National Forensic Lea- gue, English III Award, Debate, Pep Squad, Sch- olarship Award. PAUL WESSEL Baseball. Class PHY Boys' Chorus, Debate, Mixed Chorus , National Forensic League. N3- tional Honor Society, Pep Squad, Trac k, Squaw ler Staff, Student Coun- C il, Te am Manager Class Assembly, Bas- ketball, Scholastic Con- te st. GIST WILBUR Baseball, D. O. Club, Pep Squad, Bas ke tball. ROSE T TA W ILLIAMSON Girls ' Chorus 3 Q f 4, i. f f .F fi z xif, ' ,. 5'5 iff. in 1 rf V - MITZI W ILSON Mixed Chorus I 4 I a Y Q Jtirir Snapshots R?-+ fy.. N, NS w-.www XS-. 8,8 h Www H M31 FAME 5'-cg. fi AW ff - IX 1 'iii'-O 6 e P Q P 11 1 xx 31 , , T, K ML: in-,, 4 xx 1 -53 5 5 I rx - ' ir 1 Xie Sw-' ST J x nr. I S v I 1 X 5 A K - xy W , 43 if if k , A if ' , ,f ni nf- ., i ' if : 0 2, f Y Q 1 f , 1. :-A ' 1. ', wi ,, ' ' ...... Q 1f:. . f- A , y R 5, Hg Ms pup wp ' ww y X If JU. isII1ffI!'.4,..,4. Y il 197 JJ QZQ' ' ff ' 14 Q' ki ' if , ' - f 4!4i'f ly Q f qs B , 11:4 -,A 5 , 9 wr vw 5' - ,- s . i-if 3' ' bWN n ,,,,,,,. fn r 3 3 1 f QW K I i 1 I .A A ' fy , 'E 'X as 2 . ,gf-. -if ' L A f , A 'Q i ' L QQ. L U 1, junior :wnior prom. Z. Lloyd '.'.h1t1x-dw Qovx up for mo, ,mnrm 3. My a L-n'1 11,1-y gang- sonu' 'J -1. R-.dx 514114 r 4-1: rwaciy IU qu, 5. Lookg lin Vafr fxiirly 1- fiomu all right, September Septembe r September September October October October October October October October October November November November Novem be r Nove mbe r Nove m be r Novembe r X-, Calendar The first day of school and the Seniors are looking toward the ir last year at Jackson High. The first football game of the season, Jackson whipped Valle High, 7-6. The first University of Kansas assemblyg Roger Ritenbaugh, Juggler, Acro- bat, Ventriloquist, and Bell Ringer, We were defeated by Chaffee, in a heartbreaker, 13-l2.. Jackson defeated the Charleston Bluejays in an exciting game, 9-6, Another he artbreaker, the Poplar Bluff mules defeated us, Z7-12. Harold Kiehne made a talk and urged everybody to sell magazines. School was dismissed for teachers meeting. We defeated Central, 13-0. After having been rained out the week before, the Band Festival was pre- sented here. Although the night was quite warm, we froze out Kennett, Z6-0. Four students accompanied Mr. Nelson to Jefferson City for a State D.O. Meeting. Jackson downed Caruthe rsville, 13-6. Six student council members went to Sikeston for the Southeast Missouri Student Council Conference. Sikeston defeated Jackson, 13-7. The Jackson Band put on a fine exhibition before a large audience at a Col- lege game at Cape Girardeau. The Student Council members were installed in their offices this morning in an assembly. The Sophomores presented the first play of the season, We Shook the Fam- ily Tree. Jackson once again came out on the winning side, this time they defeated Dexter, Zl-13. Some of the debate squad attended a debate tournament at Columbia. Junior Class Officers .711 .Vo A JUNIOR CLASS LOFFICEIRSJ Paul Medley .lo Ann Hanners Harriet McDowell Nancy Ellis lPresidc-ntl QVice-Presidentj QSecretaryj QTreasurerj Junior Class Pla The Junior Class presented the play, Father Of The Bride, on the night of April l, to a very appreciative audience. The cast gave a fine performance. The three act comedy was a hilarious story about an average family who had the same pro- cedure to go through as other families when a daughter decides to get married. This particular family had a few extra troubles. From the instant that Mr. Banks, father, learned of Kay's in- tentions toward a fellow named Buckley Something-or-other, he was tossed like a Pinball from crisis to crisis. l-le went through the usual procedure of meeting the in-laws, having a financial talk with the groom-to-be, and the shattering conferences on who is to be invited. The wed- ding plans became so involved that Mr. Banks offered Kay SS 1500 to elope. Of course, this didn't meet with her approval, Kay and Buckley had the iritroubles before the wedding, but they always seemed to patch up their quarrels. Kay's two younger brothers didn't help matters any with all their brainstorms, but everything seemed to work out fine by the day of the wedding. The cast included: Mr. Banks, Bill Heydeg Mrs. Banks, Donna Malone: Kay Banks, Martha Andersong Ben Banks, Jerry Lorbergg Tommy Banks, Don Luet-jeg Buckley Dunstan, Terry Beg- leyg Buzz Taylor, Kenneth Hagerg Peggy Swift, Carol Ann Hackerg Delilah, Pat Illersg Miss Bellamy, Nancy Ellisg Mr. Massoula, Jack Pooker, Joe, Dewey Riehng Mrs. Pulitzki, Joan Noth- durftg Red, Jim Woeltjeg Pete, James Mooreg Tim's Man, Lloyd Whitledge. The play was directed by Miss Sarah Jenkins, .i,:w:'fb 33 x. QVJ' 6 I 'Q Junior lass ik X. . J, , Y-1 What: , Agn. Q R -RUP' 0 A I : fl I ,, 'E' X ' 4 A ru- 15 uf' 5 I ., T' A-dsl AW L. gk lm 4' a X 'F fb 'QI 31' FIRST ROW: Abernathy, Arlene Anderson, Martha Aufdenburg, Shirley Begley, Terry SECOND ROW: Blackwell Bonnle Bock Larry Bolhnger Larry Bonney Don THIRD ROKR Bonney Mar1lyn Brugger Jerry Conley Mary Ann C,r1tes uamta FOURTH ROW Cunmngham Vlfglnla Fledler Darlene Gerecke Donald Godwm Barbara FIFTH ROW Grantham B111 Graves Golden Hacker Carol Ann Hager Kenneth SIXTH ROW HHWKIHS Rusty Henry Tom Heyde B1ll Hoffmelster .Toe J unior Class FIRST ROW: Hopkins , Diane Hopkins, Harold FT f I F. , , Huber, Esther 'Wg I . .vf U - I Illers, Patricia J 'wg' ...I SECOND ROW .Tones Larry Q Jones .Line Y Klnder Don Klng Bobby THIRD ROW mem Klng Carol Ann Kmg Sh1rIey ska i Koeppel Dorothy Kurre Judy 'U' ,A FOURTH ROW Leurmer Gene Lelmer Herbert 3 Lnnebarger June Loos George FIFTH ROW Lorberg Jerry in Luetje Don Malone Donna Meler Loretta N! SIXTH ROW Meyr Paullne 1VI111er Joe M11-ly Jack Moore James 1414 1' V mf' ,7- -1 4-GT 1 unior Class IW 4-:P S 9 - dl FIRST ROW: Morton, Betty Musgraves, Wade McLain Ada MCLd1H James 4? SLCOND ROVN Ver Noel hdna Mae ax I Joan Betty .Iunlor Nothdurft Pahsrh Peetz THIRD ROx Peetz Robert fn. 4- I' Pfelffer Calvln Pooker .Tack Re1tzeI Dor1s FOURTH ROVN Reynolds Pat Rlehn Dewey ,5 'vu Sander Leon P+ D EP!-.-' 36 Ne? Wx l x ..r' Scheper Jlm I-'IF TH ROXK ,,,u,,, Schnexder Eugene Schne1der Rose 1VIar1e Schremer Mary Schroeder Pat I SIXTH ROW Schulte Pat Schweer Alma Srnlth Marllyn Srruth R B Cv as Ulf'-fe Junior C ass FIRST ROW Statle r , Rudy Stovermk Joann ri we Thorne , Jolene T1e de mann Dor othy SEC OND ROW Tuschoff Leon Q. Ulrxch Marjorle Vmyard Bradley Voges W L THIRD ROW Wade Dorothy Wallace Davld Welker Gary Vwhltledge Lloyd -3 FOURTH ROW Wxche rn John Au- 4, ax Woeltje Jlm Wolfenkoehlel Vv ayne Wood Rlchard FIFTH Row 371 Zeller Marllyn Y Junior Class Hlstor In th1s year of 1954 55 the Jun1or Class numbered nmety three The students elected to serve as class ofhcers were Pres1dent Paul Medley Vlce Presldent Jo Ann Hanners Sec retary, Harrlet McDowell Treasurer Nancy Ellzs The Student Counc 11 members were Don Luetje Jerry Lorberg and Martha Anderson These people certamly were worthy of the honor bestowed upon them and dld a fme Job of lead mg our class The Jurnor Class was mcluded Ln most of the act1v1t1es of J H S mcludmg football basket ball pep squad band and was well represented m every club organlzatlon The Junlors enjoyed presentmg the class play and assembly and hope they were enjoyed b the people who saw them The hxghllght ofthe year was the Ju.m.or Senlor Prom always a most beauuful and enjoyable event and a very su1tab1e cllmax for a successful year i Llw ' ,f ' . 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'. g 1 : . 7. lkh - - Sophomore Class Ufficers f 'Q' BRUCE DOCKINS Presxdent C AROL ANN MACKEY Secretary ROY BOREN Vice Presldent BARBARA LEIRER Treasurer Sophomore Pla The Sophomore class presented 1tS play November ll 1954 The tltle was We Shook The Famlly Tree I-hldegarde Dolson Carol Ann Mackey had become very tlred of betng a wallflower All of her glrl fr1ends at school were alw ays tellmg her about thelr dreamy dates but she had none to tell them about so she declded taat 1f she won a debate shc mtght xmprove her chances The subject for the de batc was prohlbluon and 1n order to w1n she had to make thmgs sc em real She d1dn tcome rwht out and say her fathe r was a drunkard but the way she expressed herself made everyone lls ienmg to the debate thlnk he was Mr Sherrner Ben Hartsheld for whom I-hldegarde 5 father worked became very much dtsturbed concc rntng Mr and Mrs Dolson s Uack Evans and Pat Cllppardj love letters to each other XXhlCl'1JllSt happc ned to be placed tn all the nelghbors mallboxe s by Pa1ge Uudy Schuchl w ho was a mlschlevous l1ttle glrl Aftf 1 all of th1s trouble Hllde garde s parents were determmed to make her go to the prom wlth e Shermer s son Freddle Lmton Luetje whose mother made hmm wear knxckers Hlldegarde made Freddle promlse that he would get some long trousers beg borrow or steal tr1ed the fxrst two on Bob fBob Schllmme I-hldegarde s older brother but falled so that left the last stu al Hllde garde and Sally Barbara Le1rer her younger slster were determmed to make Hlldegarde e be lle ol the ball They de elded to try a new beauty mud on her l1mmyfRoland Sanderj the younger brother had put hrs electr1c wormer 1.n the front yard and t t place was lxterally craw Img The two brothers had gone ftshmg earl1er 1n the day and havmg no place to put the bass thty caught tt was depos xted m the bathtub Htldegarde s reactlon to thts was a very loud scream and a mad scramble to the l1v1ng room whxch was already occupled by her fanuly Ellle May tPatsy Brenneckej Bob s heart throb I1ll Susxe Godwm her fr1end and the Sherrners who had rushed over to accuse Hlldegarde of bemg a thxef I-hldegarde tn her state of shock had for gotten to remove her mud whrch cl1dn t help matters any as far as Mrs Shermer June W1ll1ams was concerned About thts trme Freddxe rushed ln w 1th a sult on and when he saw hrs parents he explamed that he was the thu! He had traded the watch hxs parents were gorng to gxve h1m for graduatxon for the suxt The play ended wlth Hlldegarde and Freddte very happlly on the1r way to the prom and the Sher mers and Dolsens frlends agam Dmectors Mrs W1ll1arn Harblson and Mrs Rlchard W agner Propertles and Stagmg Mr Fred James Stage Manager Wayne Lucas Prompters lane McDowell and Qynthla Huttegar f H.. 'a , tk p . 4 I la KJ I A I , , w hen he heard that one of his employees was a drunkard. Added to this trouble was a little incident th, , Q , . -p Q ' - J, , ., , ' , '. , . He ' . ' , ' N ' ,j, ' .' , ' , . JV Q V. L 4. X , 1 . . th. , , A . A , .' N -- V H 4 . . Q I - , . C . '. J' . , V lg VI ' I 1 . Q ' I ,D t l? Q? 'imnhl W -I .ons au '16 -I N., Sophomore Class 7 ft 4-' , I , ,,.3,,t, .t ' A J N lx 'QF ffx .44 ,Q ..... 1: it fl - .4 K if J - I 4-F' nr' 5 ff FIRST ROW: Ahrens, Orville Arthur Allen, Larry Amelunke, Lester Jean Biri, Betty Jean SECOND ROW: B1ShOP LaDora Ann Bodenschatz Marlene Floretta Boffenpohl Don Eugene Bond JoAnn THIRD ROW Bowman James XX Brennecke Patr1c1a A-.nn Brown Otxs Elmer Bru vel Dorothy Lee FOURTH ROVN Brugger Bxlly Joe Burford MCR1charcl Chrxsty Earl Douglas Clxppard Patrlcla Jean FIFTH ROW Davenport Glenda 1VIar1e Decker Rlchard Arlen Drum Charlotte Gayle Emerson Judlth SIXTH ROVN Estes John Paul Evans Jack Allen Evans J1ll Ellen Evans Roy Dean SEVENTH ROW Farrow Marcella Ruth Farrow Paul Wllllam Fledler Rosle Mar1e Flnley Betty Jane ...ft 2 If JR X' gi l , - -im i n y I. I ' - X I 9, Q, my 4: I f, -3, I 2.1 ' , ,. A . .R A , , . . I ' I y U' . ff .M I -, f 2 f, q lr W I , . 1- ,EX A- - ', . X45 , X X , XR . N i f ,,-1 . -I gi A ' O . mf' i f , Q r -1 K I Y 'l': '- : ' A AA ., , V , 5 I Q fl? ' V . Y B1 1 ,ka I :REI ,:.. 4 . A - 3 u 1 1 .ghfwi 4,5 N 4 Q V: g , I 7 ' sv ' , f 9 ,L Q m X R , Q ' 1 ' ' . -, 5,5 K , I J K A h 1 ' . - , . . t X . th- , i 's sl' 'I t . M he K , 'lk . -. 4 V K I , ii li jg! f x- f x FIRST ROW: Flanagin, Paul Fluegge, Janice Marie Fluegge, Shirley Ann Friese, Nelda Jean SECOND ROW Fulenwlder Jud1th Lllen Godwln 1VIar11yn Sue Goehman Marmlla Vern Grebe Betty Jo A THIRD ROW T Grebe I..1nda Lou fi ff- L Green Mary Sue 'yi Haerthng Chnton Oscar Haerthng Harold Jean FOURTH ROW Hahn Sh1r1ey I-Iannmg Larry Ray Hartle L1nda Lee Hartle Ruth Ann FIFTH ROW Hartsfleld Ben HaWk1HS Peggy June Henson Joyce Elame H111 Ehzabeth Roena SIXTH ROW Hoffman Rueben Vernon I-Iopk1ns Harold Gene HOVIS Carol Faye I-Ioxworth Sh1r1ey Lou SI:.V1-.NTH ROW Hulshoff Bernard Joeseph Hutteger Cynth1a Ann Johnson Robert Lou1s Jones Carol Wayne Sophomore Class 5 we-Aim' I .f . Q. -QW K if 4 Q g . - we I., ,W I, M' 1 '7 .fx -nr I Y ,sw I I iv' .415 V ,ya ' 3 4-4' IC N4 .yn 'K 9 ...af X rf 1' 1 Mfg' L Vx RS if I N. 'Y' 1 '1' f 1 Sophomore Class 1 ff... W ri, J 4 f a s M 'TP' .gf ga ' 3' FIRST ROW: SLS , Jones, Donald Eugene Q H Jones, Glenda'- Kester, Shirlene Louise A Overbeck, Howard f '-2' SECOND ROKR: Kinder, Janet 'Y' E '- ek.. Kinder, Robert Miller ' V Kuntze, Larry Eugene Kutscher Larry 'F if THIRD ROVN 'S c 'F ani ,,.p-Y ,,.-A i f ,W 'Q Lmhtenegger Jumor Herbert Lxncoln Carol Sue Lohrnan XN1llard Alvla Lucas XA ayne Lee FOURTH ROW Luetje Lawrence Lxnton Meyer Mar1lyn Mae Nhlde Mary Lou1se lvlltchell V1rg1n1..1 FIFTH ROVN lVl1zell Leona Pauhne lVIorr1son Jerry Gene Morrlson Wanda Jean Mungle Sandra Jean SIXTH ROVN Muster Carole lVIcClanahan James McClard CeC1l Leon McDowell Do r1s Jane SEVENTH ROW Oldham Charles Glenn Petzoldt Fred Arthur Plckens John Edward P1erce V1ctor Wesley FIRST ROW: Pinkerton, Elmer Popp Ray Harold Proffer Neva Jean Randall Donald Ray SECOND ROW Sander B111 Sander Leo Roland Sander Ruth Ann Schaper Loretta Mae THIRD ROW Scheper Clayton Rudolph Schhmme Robert Clarence Scholl L1l11an Arlene Scholl Margaret Ann FOURTH ROW Schre1ner .Terry Wayne Schre1ner Mary Helen Schuch Iudxth Ann Schweer Gary Dean FIFTH ROW Seabaugh Joe Davld Seabaugh Marth Lou S1deS V1rg1H13. Lou SIXTH ROW Slebert Vera Jean Sm1th Gary Dean Sm1th Laura Jo Sm1th Mary Bernlce SEVENTH ROW S erhng Phyllls Jean P Staten Ronald Orlando Statler Verla Mae Stearns Earlene Dor1s Sophomore Class 1- -fi t , A , , 1 ,,,-I 'S' rf 'K' EUC! x -5 gi: 410 ,X J' fps 41-P TH 'QS , Y' ve ' ' 'f 13 lb of -,Q 33 9 Q9 ' If l K Q . ' -' f ' Q , . YL I .fr we V, ,- ,- wk S I ' ' fe ,itr Q , Q 'ls y ' S I Us mix 'I 3' ' Y Y -, : ,S I 5 i X, I I A , l - , f Fax A li t w 3. g I f. -3 -s V: rf, , ' N xr 5 V J ' W- ' to M C it cf , Q ' 311. . I , K ld iw vi Ia , bfi A K- ' Ai' l - ' A et L71 A, 5-f x if I ' N I I .' ,J W -K ' i 'lg 2 -1 4, Q 3 ,. sides, Lavevn Erna IL ' 153. . I I ,mm I QI- ff E -al 4 I A VL ' . ' N ' , ' Q ' ' , p ' . ' A , pla-ng, , H - -:l' 1 .AVl..- Yilk rx dj W ' , T Z . 2 ' - N -J' , ' I , ,A 'C' I ' I A ' ' , A Sophomore Class ROW .in ,-1 dl ,fm f . AU 'ff f , ' ff F -af YM!! f pf Up? . :gli C4111 teeg, Jer Lee Irene Stevens, Mary Elouise Thorne Ella Mae 'fl Turner Mamlyn Rhodes ROW TWO ! 'K fs ,.', if ...N-mi ,-6 ROW nk Sophomore Class lstor Unger James Davxd Voges Carolyn Ruth Voges Elmer Kelth Voges Robert Lynn ROW THREE Wachter E11een Edna Wallman Verna Irma We1ss Martha Lou Welker Drauncla Jo ROW FOUR Werner Walter Emory Whxtledge Nancy Ruth W1ll1ams June Carol Wlllxams Louzse FIVE W1lls B1lly Gene Woods Mlchael He lderman W ayne One hundred and thlrty exght were enrolled Ln the Sophomore Class th1s year Bruce Doc kms P d nt Carol Ann Mackey Secretary and Barbara was elected Presldent Roy Boren Vlce res1 e Lexrer Treasurer l W lllams and Mrs Walter Wexss Room mothers chosen were Mrs Ear 1 Student Counc1l members were Neva Proffer and Dlck Decker W Shook The Farnlly Tree was presented to a On November ll the Sophomore play e very large audlence 4-r - f, 5 I my R S ' 0 L ' X X' 'S Z .. 1 , ' 1 W i V all' 1 I , A 4 y , , A A I , My - K K K X I . 1 K . , . Q , M, xy , 1 Y , 1 I 5 4- W ' Y 'I fi - 3 ' . 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N 5 V M y I Freshman Class Uffieers f r I . 21' ff va' ' ' L- IOHN SC HIC H Presxds I BOB TALLEY Vxee Presxdent IANIC F IWUSFRAVES been tary JIM LEWIS Treasurer Freshman Pla On the n1ght of March the f1rst the Freshman class presented thexr play Lxfe Begxns At Slxteen to an appreclatlve aud1ence As the lay opened Mrs HOll1S had just won a radlo contest for nammg a soap As her prlze she was gxven a trlp to Havana for herself and er us th Holhs Shoe Store needed to be modernxzed Next he turned hls talents to the p 1vate lxfe of e h1s slster Marjorle He thought that her suxtor Crandal Smythe was really a racketeer and set out to prove It In the thlrd act the Secret Seven, a club organlzed for slxteen year olds gave a ball to celebrate the-1r success Instead of success the 1r efforts brought apparent dlsaster th ne ected return of Mr and Mrs I-Iollls But fate favored thern and by playmg the xr cards e u xp r1ght the tw1ns Paul and Frann1e were able to turn the tables ln a ve ry sausfactory manner The cast mgluded Paul Roy Thomas Jr Franme Bonme Conley, Mrs Hollls R1taAck man Mr Holhs Lmdel Lacy Hllda Frances Kay M1lde Marjorre June Schnelder Crandal od M 11 r Geor e Davld Butler Sno0k1e Sharon Hov1s, Theo Arbuckle Paul Mllls Pldgle R ney 1 e g Nancy Anderson Da1s1e Joan Lorberg Fattle James Powell Boots Carole Tmdall and ElS16 Margaret Graham U' WNY ' . ,Q . K A .. llrr , 3 L ' ' - .. . , . , ' I A . ' ' 7 ' , , ' ln . ' V' ' h h band. While they were gone, Paul decided I ' ' I I 1 1 I v . S I 1 F ox M g Freshman Class ,.,A?. , ,i ,,. .W-T lc.. . .mb ' ' , - 1- . I ef 3. 7' ' D' .. K 1 ,,.. SQ m wiv Q Raw? si- fm 'R' 09151 FIRST ROW: Ackman, Rita Ackman, Zeta Allen, Ruth Ann Anderson, Nancy SECOND ROW: Ates, Marvin Bollinger, Fred Bollinger, Shirley Arm Borgfield, Larry THIRD ROW Brown R1Chard Butler Davxd Camden Harold Clardy Iva FOURTH ROVN Conder James Conley Bonnle Craft W1lson Crltes V1ck1 FIFTH ROW Crouch Cordell Dlckerson Alma Docklns Carl Dockms Mary Ann SIXTH ROW Drum Sh1rley Eaklns Norman Egglman Vernon Engleman Robert SEVENTH ROW Felty Carol Felty Jud1th F1edler Carolyn Fuehler Roger a I I -I A H - A - will : an T vm, V - y . . , Z 5 ' , K 1 . . ggwv Y: y ' '3' , 'O ' . 5 , I ' ' fat I 3 if I.. S I I i KVAK . A V :l i 1, t K -1 K' . - , - fr , E. - I N S ' S' N I For ' , kgkyky It 4 . . Q , . . 9. X Y X ':':t' X A f Q 5,gi::2iif,i y yr rey I . I , I Q , ,, Lkl. J i - 5 5255351 I H , 5 m e f S L' : I . . 5 I ' . . '- I ,I Q S Q Y 5 S if 1 ' , , SQ '1,' 1 'If ., f I ' , I A A V 4:3 'le fx ' ' I Q QV ' We A It CY .', 1 . 1 f 5 gl I I- fi Freshman Class FIRST ROW Gallaway Dean Gllmore Dlck fi! Graham Margaret Haehn1e1n Helen SECOND ROW Hanners Patsy Hauensch11d Mary Ann Hennecke Mary Ann Henry Harley THIRD ROW Henson Ellen Sue Holt MBTVIH Hopklns Terry Hov1s Sharon FOURTH ROW Hoxworth Jerry 'ffm' 'm gp tif ,qw --if e r re- I S R 2 E I R 1' 1 - Z ' R --, 1 A 315 R . ' I ,R Wig jR ry: I g I i F V K ' . R R R ' R Q1 ' R R Q ff R f A , RR I 'T I iffy' RA mf x I N' 'A' 4 if A ' I 2 Q R 5 R I 4 V ,, - N ,E OR Pl! 'h ' , , -rn 7 If-' W ' , ' ' x, F kk,. : .R I I IR I . .f W - Jones, Patsy 'f ,amy I ,5-I A ,f 'W RT 'T STQ , K W y .R V f if W Q VF, I Q V if yrrr I . 3 . .2 :R A , R R I R y R ' , , Rs -I A ' rf I A x r if 3 I ',., I 4 ' , ' : t if faffl 'TW , ' -f 2.1: R sm R ' I 4 ,A' , kj my I AA I H? -' 3 -1 i , R.--- W R j rm I ls. , 9 xp I - 1 R. I , ' 7 f, 5 A ' , 'fy' ' R f- f in 4 R R1 TTTT Tj 'Z R as -..Neff U' 'X X Rv 5 R ky V R 2 4 Kasten Chnton Kasten .Toyc e FIFTH ROW K1en1ng er Joan Klmbel Hulda Kmder Irene Klng Brlly Gene SIXTH ROW Kmg Leo Kutscher Dor1s Lacy L1nde1 Leonard Angela SEVENTH ROW Lewxs Sharon Llchtenegger Dorothy 0,54 Loos Ryland Lorberg Joan am. 'U' H ,I 'Q gn-4 x-Iii 44 -0- A ,qs i -2 INN . 3 , 'Sz-...rf A I Q Freshman Clays fr I If -fi ,ii FIRST ROW: Mantz Harold Martin James Mayfield Glenn I N g I..owes,I-Iarold SECOND ROW Meyer Dorothy Meyr Carol 'vu M1Ide Francns f 'l4' M1l1s Paul THIRD ROV! M1ller Rodney '91 41 .49 'T 'lb if -Ol' ill 'nf-11 ...af bl -8 M1rly Betty Moore Judy Moss Bob FOURTH ROW Mouser Larry Mouser Lo1s Meyers Gerald1ne Meyers Janet FIFTH ROW McClard Nexl MCCray Gary McDowell Mack McFerror1 Ruth SIXTH ROW Naeger Donna Nelson W1ll1am KM, N1SWOHger Ioan N1tsch Elda Mae SEVENTH ROW Noel Harry Nussbaum Dewey A--ev' Overbeck Carolyn Orrell Glenda Q I+ I T1 if I - ' I ' f I 4 ' - r, . t I 3 f' I I T H I I kg A , I I se Q SQ - It f ' Ar I as i A ' nf 'ffl , I Q , Iv ,Q 1 'J' I ' 'Ima f R pf 2 V I xr' . lg 2 ' ' 42 l 'V , . : r, Q I h ,gr ,V , I A f Q ' . Q R -Q S' O .fe- ,M , ,Q K fy E . 'i ggi I 43 5 we I , I ' ' .5 ' , ,Ma-e ,, I N, -N e2-rf .I I 1 A , - X : gg' ,.-, V K Q' . ky VK , ' , i 'Wi I I QV -M: I',V I I .x 2- Y J H of Q ' , i K , V 1 7I ff I ', 'i,: I I 1 Freshman Class FIRST ROW Pahsch Theodore Peetz Patsy Perr Orvllle Phllllps Barbara ff? SECOND Row P1erce Janet P1nkerton Ld Powell Garland James Proffer Nora Lee THIRD ROW Rafferty Roberta Randol Mlchael Rauh John Reynolds Arthur FOURTH ROVI Rubel Mabel Sander Mar11yn li gre ' 9' 4? ,,' sqf I as . 3'x, .T ' ,I : 4 , V ax , K T A A M . , 'v - -r ,Wai 2 -, I ' V as ', ' ,. I jlgvv 4 Fl: I lk . A' 1 li? fox 2:2,wl 1' ' . f Jn . SQA . . A ' 'K ' . Ps W F' I . 4 ' -I '?. t ' M 4, ' , ' . , I 1 4. , ' LX 9 4 5' -i . . I I ' X I 'Rf r gg . yv I I 'af' I , ,, wg. 'fa I , Q -- I E fi is I S , Q, , f , , ' 1 I 'lf ,5 f if-fjfef-'3'-P Sawyer, Hazel -ft ,. l 1 N I . ' , fir. , I I I I - , rs -e I . ' In ' at f R , ' , ' 4 ' ss T I s ' , i' ,sf it I Z .... Q ,ft .. cr Y . If ,-'--: 4 - A , . A 4 I ' I 4 I I 1 'f ,V 4 , 'A N Q I V' I I 16 be ' I 5 ff, fig 1 kr 'fi ' 's A H Q as M M I ' I -it . I , ' ,' I 1 A ' '25 ,z- - 4 1 , I We ge , , Q ri fi A , S I Qty S ' Mn f5 ' Sawyer .T1mmy FIFTH ROW Scharenborg IVIart1n Schne1der June Schnexder W11lard Short John SIXTH ROW Shnkard Larry .Jneed Larry Staten Carlton Stearns Bob SEVENTH ROKR Stovermk Marlon Stroder Jerry Strong Patrlcxa Tilley Ruth Ann W' xl: 'Z ' V iq, gl 0 P? GK. Freshman Class 1 M ROW ONE Thomas Roy Tmdall Carole Turner Janet Unge r Judxth 'Q' Rowr V-MWN f -3' Freshman Class Histor Vmcent Jerry Wendel Robert Wxlkenson Gary ROW THREE W111a W1111am W1111ams L R Kahgua Zemjun The Freshman Class opened the year by chooslng these Capable oflu, rs John Schuch Pre sxdent Bob Talley V1Ce Pres1dent Janlce Musgraves Secretary Jlm Lew1s Treasurer The Student CounC11 members were June Schnexder James Martm Jlm Sawyer and V1Lk1C Crltes The class was made up of 129 members Many of our number partu. lpated m the band pep squad debate and varlous other aCt1v1t1es J ww J . rr , sf W , if J I ft J7 I Jr. Q3 J ' l Q .1 V V f - f r : ff ' - ,,:, ! 'J ' J . K 4 , N fr 1 A JJ z ymy e J if J Voorhes' Mary my 1',' 1- M J J - , Jil V ' Af , 1 , V Q f,,7 ' T Vg? A . -J Jef J lraa s e - 1 s - I , , November November November November December December December December December Decembe r December December December December Decembe r January January January January January January Januar y 'anuary Calendar The Melody Masters harmornzed for an assembly The D O Club had a party and for enterta1nm ent showed a mov1e It Hap pens Every Sprlng June Schne1der was crowned at the annual F F A Barnwarmm The students of Jackson Hlgh School presented the Thanksgwmg assembly After a b1g Thanksgwmg meal everybody went to Perryv1lle to see the Jack son Indlans slaughter the Perryv1lle Plrates Z6 19 The annual Football Dance Patsy Relhn was crowned Queen Jackson was host of a basketball tournament 1n wh1ch we placed second Those members of the football team havmg earned a letter were presented w1th lt 1n an assembly The exghth grade presented a llttle sk1t and Sergeant Montgomery talked about safety on the hmghway The Jackson basketball squad beat the Lutesv1lle basketball squad 67 59 Safe Dr1v1ngQSD Day and lost 64 Z1 Nme local D O members attended a D O banquet at Dexter The Indlans lost a heartbreaker to P1edmont 75 72 A fme Chr1stmas assembly was presented No school Chrlstmas vacat1on begms Merry Chmstmas Chrlstmas vacatlon IS over and the new cafeter1a IS opened We once agam beat our rwals Cape Central 55 51 Back to School Nlght for a number of parents Th1s txme we were the v1ctors as we beat Slkeston 56 46 Once agam vlctors over Preps 58 55 Poplar Bluff overtook Jackson 62 47 The Tunxor Red Cross presented an assembly Poplar Bluff Tournament Jackson placed second 13 ' , 19 . . ' ' - Z1 ' ' ' . Z5 . . . . - 3 , ' . 7-ll ' ' . 8 . 10 . . . 14 ' - . 15 ' ' J . December l7 Perryville was no match for the hard hitting Indians and fell by the ways ide Z0 ' . . . . . Z1 ' ' - . ZZ ' ' . Z4 - . . . . Z5 ' . 3 . . . . . . 4 ' ' - . 6 ' . 7 . . V ' . . - . , 11 . . - . 14 - . . 18 . ' J ' . 1 J 1,8-Zl 3 - . Eighth Grad 'dwirwaz FIRST ROW Stanley Sm1th Fred Cllppard Jerry Brotherton Larry Bowers Jlm Judd Kathe rme McDowell Helen Southard Judy Schrexner Dana Ford Carolyn Morrzs Mary Helen Morrxson Carolyn Mehrle Carolyn Craxg Shelxa Aldrlch Ruth Ann Green Beverly Bollmger Judy Lmcoln L A Goodvun Paul Rather Tommy Heyde Randy Hoifmlester Shelby Chrrsty SECOND ROW Jerry Henson Jerry Schuette Larry Masters Charles Welker Rxchard Mc Lean Wayne Floyd Joyce Schrexner Janet Meyers Carolyn Abernathy Paul Brown Saundra Beal Carol Reynolds Betty Poe Barbara O Kam Anxta Godvun John Steele Wilma Lrxtes Jane McNeely Lynn McClary Deanna Sldes Charles Luetje Tl-HRD ROW Mrs Burma Mark hart James Wxlls Gwendolyn McSpadden Geraldme Froernsdorf Judxth Ann MCC,lard L Fern Farrow Charles Wendel Melvm Slevers Lloyd Hofimexster Dav1d McDowell Thomas Wrxght Jack James Carolyn Rextzel Donna McDowell Sharon Oldham Crarg Watkzns Mxehael Northdurft FOURTH ROW Terry Ludwxg Sherman Srdes Mary Gordon Mary Ann Hoff mexstfer Carolyn Johnson Rowland Fulenwlder Ronnxe Sawyer Paul Meyer Joe Rapp Scotvy Hanners Denms Hurst Norman Grxbbler Ja.ne Seabaugh Elnora Hztchcoek Charles Wrlson Ernest Sokoloskr On September 7th, seventy nme students enrolled m the e1ghth grade The class chose Tommy Heyde as 1ts Presldent The other offxcers elected were Vlce Presxdent, Jane Ellen MCNeely Secretary Ruth Ann Helder, Treasurer, Crarg Watluns Representatwes elected to the .Tumor Student Counc1l were Charles Luetje Beverly Bollmger, and Charles Welker Mrs R A Fulenw1der and Mrs Elmer Rather were chosen as room mothers Mrs E A Hoffmar was glass sponsor Several members of the class jomed the seventh grade and the nmth grade m formmg foot ball and basketball teams The class held a skatmg party wrth the seventh grade at the Jackson Roller Rmk on the afternoon of February 11 1 P ' , ' 1 ea ' , . ,, . .. , ,, , A . , ,K , X, V Q 95145, ,,,l ew , K. A A i v,,s,,, W !vWf'r2ii2,'g !?5NQ-Wmlgw , 4 'Q AL ,,,r ,V W , f Q C I . , . l , V , . . - . V , I . , ' . . . , I . I , . i , . Y I 1 a n 'V yyyA I , V I : . , , ' ' , ' - I 1 I I I 1 V I 1 1 I ' ' I . 'V 1 1 A ' I l , . ' . ' . : . - . ' . ' , ' . ' ' . a , I . . , . ' . , . I , . I V , I . . , . U . : . ' , . - . s I . ' . I , , I A I . , . I I , , . , A . A I . . 1 - Q 1 . ' ' ' , ' . , . . - . . . Q Q I Q I N I . . 53 Seventh Grade vum'3fsQvmlfv-iff avg may WHS:-,. FlRST ROW J C Bond Albert Tmdall .Tlm Byrd Pal Hacker Pete Statler Terry Wade Don Hovls Sue Mexer Georgra Wxthers Lmda Rahm Hassel Ackman Beverly I-lahs Bllly Short Betty Loos Lxnda Stearns Merle Anderson Mary Delph Helen James Marsha Greene Wanda Masters C L Slxnkard SECOND ROW Bobby Hoffmerster Donna Wendel Anna Jean Walters Norma Smxth Kaye Schloss Judy Schremer Karen Crxtes Judy Meyer Jan Perdue Ben Brugger Janet Steeg Delores Hohfxeld Susle Davxs Elsxe Nrtsch V1Ck1Schxxartz Kathy Crawford Ramona Kelly Gerrxe Jones Terry Qrader THIRD ROW Larry Stroder Lharles Smxth Don Mason Gregory l-lahs Jerry Stone Wxllxam Schaefer Jack Pxepenbrok Thomas Crxies Roger Grantham Kurre Wayne Allen Judy McDowell Davld Moll Charles Koehler Kenneth Lelmer Monroe Gordon J Savers Tom Sperlmg Patsy Schnexder Joe Jones Bob Peel B11ly Gene Wxlkens LAST ROW Terry Johnston Davzd Poe John B111 Lamont Waym Ladrexter, Mary Latherme Tallent Gladys Wallace Nancy Seabaugh Lonme Sxdes Rxe hard McDowell Jun Hachnlem Charles Crader Ted Anderson Joyce Long Sammy Statler Sharon Sffllfh Herman C-rxbler Bobby Gene Abernathy Eddxe Schremer Martha Orrull Tom Sandcr Seventh Grade Class Hlstor The seventh grade Consxsted of elghty three members thls year The class elected the followxng offncers Prestdent, Albert Tmdall Vxce Pres1dent, Wayne Ladrelter Secretary Janet Perdue, Treasurer, Judy McDowell Representatwes elected to the Junxor Student Coun C11 were Peter Statler and Merle Anderson Mrs Ervm Meter and Mrs Martm Plepenbrok were chosen room mothers Mrs W A Heyde was class sponsor Members of the class Jomed wxth the elghth and nmth grades to form football and basket ball teams On the afternoon of February ll the seventh grade Jomed the exghth grade Ln a skatxng party at the roller rmk , , ' , vw 1 V . I K I I , K r k , , 1 W. A I W X. e 'Q - ' 1-,. I 1 . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . ..,., . 1 1 1 . Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 I I I V I I E I 1 1 Z ' 1 '1 1 . X 1 I 1 I ' ' 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 - I ' I 1 ' 1 ' u A ' 1 - 1 ' 1 1 , - I I . January January January January January Fe bruary February February February February Fe bruary February February February February February March March March March March March March March Calendar Jackson was the host of the district debate tournament, Caruthersville fell before the mighty Indians, 55-51. We licked Perryville 65-32 Ded1Cat1on of the new but already used gym The Band Parents Assoclatlon gave the band a banquet The annual March of D1mes assembly The D O club had a party show mg ATSCHIC and Old Lace for entertamment Jackson went down to defeat 57 52 agalnst Central Debate tournament at Illmo Fornfelt The Indxans were defeated by the S1keston Bulldogs 53 47 Bonme Grosshe1der was crowned S1lver Arrow Queen by Eugene Hov1s B1g Ch1ef at a very beautxful crownmg ceremony The Ind1a.ns edged out lronton 68 64 The seventh and e1ghth grades had a skatmg party unmed1atc-ly after school Jackson defeated the Preps 58 54 Festus defeated us 34 Washmgton s B1rthday No School Rotary Pancake Day The F F A presented an assembly U1 the audltorxum thlrd t1me th1s ye ar The Freshmen presented thelr play Llfe Beglns at b1xteen Freeman Llark presented a very l.l'1tLI'C5t1l'1g assembly on dogs and ponres The Sen1ors served the Rotarians the 1r evenmg meal Student Government Day PTCVIPW of the Opt1m1st Show The Spr1ng Band Fcstwal at C ape Cu ardm au The Lhoral groups of Jackson s schools prr ss ntt d a program The btudant C,ounc1lpre sc nted a lah nt Assrnmbly Z8 , . 30 ' ' Q J . 31 ' ' ' . . 2. I ' ' 1 . . . . 4 , - , ' . 7 - . 8 ' ' ' , - . 10 . . 4 I . . , . ll ' , - . 14 . . . . ' 18 , , -30. J ZZ ' ' ' , . Z4 . Z5 A . . . 2 1 ' ' 1 ' ' l. February ZZ- Basketball tournament at Frederic ktown, Jackson came out second for the Z5 ' ' ' ' , . X 1 i . I A, . A . ,. I Z N , . E Q . A . V. 9 ' . 15 ' .4 x . . . Y. 16 ' f- ' ' f 1 ' . QD 41 ef1f:1'2w- g e F 99 .81 iffggkii-'gff in Q 5 F R EGKQVKIELQQQM ix, ,W xt .f . Ttigl. ,, ...xvvv . , nv? My FE Crowning of Silver Arrow Queen On February 10th the most beautxtul and long awaited ceremony ol the year, the crownmg of the Sllver A row Queen, took place A wmter snow scene desxgned by Arthur Edwards was used It conslsted of two large snow men, a snow covered pzcket fence and baskets of whlte glad1ol1 The Queen was seated on a white snow Covered throne Llttle D1a.na Lynn Welker wearmg a wh1te dress wlth txny red rose buds U1 the skxrt was flower gxrl Phlllp Heyde dressed m a whzte su1t, was crown bearer Kay Kerstner escorted by John Lorberg, was the flrst candldate to enter Her dress was a whxte strapless gown wxth lace and ruffles through the sklrt She carrled pmk glad1ol1 The next candxdate to enter was Patsy Rlehn She was escorted by Allen Welker Her gown of wh1te net was trapless w1th a tlered skxrt Her flowers were lavender gladloll Gwyn Mowery escorted by John R1tter was the thlrd queen cand1date to enter She was gowned m a whlte strapless dress wlth ruffles through the sklrt Her flowers were peach g1ad1o11 Next to enter was Norma Wessel She was escorted by Delmar Welker Her whlte strapless gown was of flocked nylon net wrth a very full skirt She Carrled yellow gladloll The last cand1date to enter was Bonnxe Grosshe 1der escorted by Eugene Hovls Her strapless gown was of whlte nylon tulle wlth ruffles and tmy red rose buds through the skxrt She Carrxed the tradltlonal queen s bouquet of red roses teachers and vlsltors we are pleased to welcome you here thxs evenmg to wltness the most beautl ful ceremony of the year the Crownlng of the Sllver Arrow Queen For many years It has been the custom of th1s school to choose from 1ts falr mardens one of the number and Crown her queen of love and beauty On thxs occaslon the puplls of Jackson H1gh School are made to feel a llttle closer to each other and to apprecrate the work of the faculty and the sacr1f1ces of the patrons and parents who have made th1s event posslble Now, as Blg Chzef chosen to off1c1ate Icrown you Queen of Jackson I-hgh School You have been chosen from among the other fau' ma1dens of thzs school for your modesty your thoughtfulness your wlllmgness to serve when duty calls, and the love and kmdness you have shown to all allke For these v1rtues and many others, I crown you queen of love and beauty Your re xgn wrll be br1ef but may you always be as worthy of the loyalty of our fellow students as you are ton1ght Students of Jackson H1gh School welcome your Queen The musical program precedmg the crownmg was De busay s Clalr de Lune , a prano solo by James Rhodes Sweet and Lovely a vocal solo by Madge Roloff and a trombone solo One Klss by Lmton LuetJe Follow mg the ceremony Donna Malone sang Indlan Love Call the saxophone quartet, composed of Carol Ann Hacker Susre Godwm, Nancy E1l1s, and B111 Statler, played Stardust a vocal trxo Pat Illers Mary Sue Green, and Pat Cllppard sang Serenade , and James Rhodes and Kenneth Mantz played a piano duet La Coquette The fmal number was the smgmg of Jackson Hlgh School by the audlence The processlonal and recessxonal were played by Kenneth Mantz ' . , . . V . , I ' . I 0 ' V' - 1 V . . .0 Y . 1 V' I Q 4 ' U I . I . . . . . . ' . . . . , . Eugene Hovis, Big Chief, crowned Bonnie Grossheider with the following words: Fellow students, I . . , . . V. .- I 0 U . . . . I I . . , g . . ar' - vs I I . . . , ,, . ,, . , u as ll - lv n I I l ' ll ' 9' I . . . . .. .. . I I I ' it U! I I ' ll il 1 ' ' ll ' 11 Sfuer AVVOMX lfl 00lfL IVHSS BOYNIE GROSSHEIDER My Clie! Silver Arrow Attendants NORMA VN ESSEL DELMAR WELKER PATSY RIEHN ALLEN WELKER Q DQJJKAY xzasrmaa ..u Q:-9'L:ypL'D yfjk It J OHN LORBERC' cw YN Mow ERY ' JOHN RITTER X Jackson Hugh Soho' l Queens BARBARA LE IRER Basketball Queen CARNIVAL QUEEN The hxghllght of the annual P T A Carnxval was the crownlng of the Catnwal Queen Roberta Rafferty Representmg the Seventh and Elghth grade class she was escorted to the throne and crowned 1954 Car mval Queen by John Schuch Her attendants were Senlor Lora Jean Dlxon escorted by Bob Barks Junxor Kay Kerstner escorted by Arther Edwards Sophomore Carol Ann Hacker escorted by Terry Begley and Freshman Larol Ann Mackey escorted by Lmton Luetye ROBERTA RAFFERTY Carnival Queen We PATRICIA BRE NNEC KE Football Queen BASKETBALL QUEEN In a very pretty cere mony Lh March the cro wnmg of Mxss Barbara Lexrer the Basketball Queen took place Af ter the Crownlng the dancmg for the evening began wlth the queen s dance The dance was planned and sponsored by the pep squad and proved to be very suc Cessful BARNWARMIN QUEEN OnNove-mber 19 the new gymnaslum was the SC ene of the annual Barn warmxng. The evenmg s entertainment consisted of square dancing called by Mr. Gail Tidd of Bur- iordsville refreshrnents of Cider and doughnuts and then the scramble for the red ears of corn. The clirnax of the even- ing was the crowning of June Schneider as Barn- warming queen. Her- at- tendants were Barbara Leirer, escorted by Jer- ry Lorberg, and Neva Prolfer, escorted by John Lorberg. June was escorted to the throne by.IDon Borgfield and crowned Barnwarming queen of 1954 by Charles Peters, the F.F.A. Pre- sident. Everyone had a grand time. Thanks to the F.F.A. for another rollicking Barnwarming. re' 'lr' 'f :J ff Vf! J FOOTBALL QUEEN The gym of J I-LS resembled a galaxy of stars on the mght of December 3 when the pep squad sponsored the annual football dance The hxghhght ofthe evenmg was the crownxng of the queen Norma Freese was the fu-st attendant to enter She was es corted by Ben Cooper Next came Mary Sue Green escorted by Glen Oldham Cynthxa Hutteger escorted by R B Smlth was the next atten dant to enter and Margaret Stexmel escorted by John Gllmore was the last attendant to enter Then came the long awazted event Patsy Bren necke entered and was escorted to the throne by Allen Welker and crown ed Football Queen of 1954 by Eugene Hovxs co captain of the team Fol lowmg the coronatxon Donna Malone accompanzed by James Rhodes sang Star Dust The dancmg of the evemng began wxth the Queen s dance JUNE SCHNEIDER Barnwarming Queen 6 I 63 Snap hots was Q w fgwm-4-rpm is QHW1 ei Q 2 2 ' is ' ' -Q B' 9 M .ls-f Email? 9 :ff XY' mfs we Q M' ME ag ME liiiil was R Q' lift? am QF ms- Q5 Ot ad, 'Q W N xi-W--.. s,.,,.:,-Q 1 if 5 32 'X CA ,S X 'F 1- aye X wv- Q' so i ay' Kerstner mdes on the 53 54 carnlval float Z Jackson I-hgh Band festwa 3 Caro asker aboard the Wlndl' 50phomore float 4 Our football team hard at work 5 What a pose r a Picture 6 O'-lr baseball stars 7 The F F A classroom, hard at work 8 Two porn S 01' Jackson 9 Beezer qf'0fPs two nomts 10 Mr and Mrs James 11 Lonesome 'P 5 - L 9 I A 'lr , i 1 '--5 as if , 5 5 'vw a , , A ff Q ' i M b f S' . , V1m'..l il you K W '- X of , ,X fil S.?N'51F 'iii , Q. 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' ' L Silver Arrow Staff FIRST ROW Mary Margaret Mathevts Bonnie Grossheider Marilyn Kuehle Shirley Sander Carol Ann Haclqa r Kay Kerstner Bonnie Conley SECOND Rn W Gwyn Mowery Donna Malone Patsy Brennecke Anna Lee Haupt Pat Schroeder June Williams Mrs Wagner sponsor THIRD ROW Jimmy Powell Bob Crabtree Jim Woeltje Jerry Lorberg B111 Statler B111 HeYd9 Bob Sllhllmme John Short ABSENT John Lorberg and John Schuch City Park and some early business meetings in which the members of the staff were given their assignments for the year The busmess staff Sold ads in Jackson and Cape Girardeau and the literary staff started writing their various articles The art staff dec ided on photos of an Indlan dummy as division pages while the staff as a vshole decided on the cover for the annual The clirnax of the year s actlvities came with the Silver Arrow Queen Crovsning Program held U1 the auditorium on the night of February 10 Our suicere thanks go to Mrs Wagner, our sponsor Mr Wells for hxs help with the art work and to Mr Lamont for his all around help of the staff The Silver Arrow Staff of 1954-1955 started its activities with a picnic at the Squaw-ler Staff FIRST ROW Mlss Collms Martha Anderson Gwyn Mowery Judy Schuch Neva Proffer Mar garet Jo Fergert Sue Rafferty SECOND ROW Don Luet-ye Kenneth Hager Norma Freese Bonnze Grosshemder N3.l'1CyE11lS Barbara Lxtzenfelner Norma Wessel Carole Txndall THIRD ROW John Estes Charles Luetje James Rhodes Joann Nothdurft Madge Roloff Lawanna McNeely Judy Kurre FOURTH ROW Paul Wessel Jack Pooker Lloyd Whxtledge Carol Sue Howard Gary McDowell Ben Hartsfxeld Darlene Wxedbusch. Jackson Hzgh School IS fortunate to have one of the best school papers m th1s part of the state It 15 also one of the very few prmted papers 1n thls d1str1ct The Squaw ler has ma1n tamed lts excellent trad1t1on smce bemg started m 1940 The Squaw ler serves the students ln the followmg ways G1ves students practlce m gatherxng news and wrltmg artlcles Serves the school as an mterestmg record of each year Boosts school morals Informs the publlc of the act1v1t1es of the school G1ves the alumnz a sentrmental momento The Squaw ler thxs year was publlshed by a competent staff headed by Margaret Jo Fe 1gert and Paul Wessel, ed1tors, and Martha Anderson and Jack Pooker as assocxate edxtors The paper was under the capable sponsorshlp of Mzss Opal Collins Other members of the staff thxs year were Seruor Reporter Barbara L1tze1felner Junlor Reporter Don Luetje Freshman Reporter Carole Tmdall E1ghth Grade Reporter Charles Luetje Seventh Grade Reporter Lmda Rahm Sports Wrlters Kenneth Hager, Gary McDowell Feature Wrlters Sue Rafferty Norma Wessel Neva Proffer, Judy Schuch, Madge Roloff Norma Freese Exchange Edxtor Carol Sue Howard Alunmnr Ed1tor Nancy Elhs Joke Ed1tor James Rhodes D O Reporter Norma Wessel F F A Reporter Larry Bock F H A Reporter Joan Nothdurft Typlsts Bonn1e Grosshexder, Judy Kurre, Lawanna McNee1y Darlene Wredbusch Dlstnbutors John Estes Lloyd Whrtledge Z. ' ' . 3. . 4. . . . . D 5. . . . . Sophomore Reporter. . . . Ben Hartsfield . . . . . , ..... . . . . . D 0 Club Q' me fx Q ..J FIRST ROW Mr James Nelson Margaret Stexmel Juanita Crxtes Mary Ruth Frxedrxcbs Sue Rafferty Alice Faye Schweer Janice Fiedler Hilda Crntes Patsy Riehn, Dorothy Jean Koeppel SECOND ROW Carolyn McNeely Verla Mae Sxdes Judy Kurre Norma Freeze Norma Wessel Jo Ann Hanners Earlene McSpadden Dorothy Jones Len Loos THIRD ROW Charles Hayden Carol Sue Howard Barbara Lxtzelfelncr Ruth Morton Doyle Rxehn John Peek George Loos Mike Wood Jerry Bollinger Howard LaC,han4,c- FOURTH ROW Fred Schrader Bob Kester Bradley Vxnyard Carlton Puehbauer Gxst Wilbur Eugene Hovis Lloyd Masmrson Arthur Edwards The D O Club was organized in September with the election of officers President, Alice Faye Schweer, Vice President, Barbara Litzelfelner, Secretary, Arthur Edwards Treasurer, Eugene Hovis, and Reporter, Norma Wessel If you like parties, the D O Club has some entertaining ones Everyone enjoyed the Thanks giving party November 19, in the study hall The mam feature was the movie, It Happens Every Spring Refreshments were cokes, cider, and doughnuts Nine members of the D O Club went to the District D O Banquet at Dexter, December 2.0 So many students last ye ar enjoyed Arsenic and Old Lace that it was voted to have it again So February Z eo people and 120 harn sandwlches were at the D O party ln March several students went with our sponsor, Mr Nelson, to the state conventmn at Jefferson City. , , The last activity of the year was the employer-employee banquet, which was held in the beauti- ful new cafeteria. Futur om makers of America an Q-is wawdaweixeif sawn FIRST ROW Miss Ranney Vera Jean Siebert Judy Kurre Martha Anderson Mary Schreiner Rosemary Weiss Earlene Stearns Shirley Fluegge Glenda Orrell Mary Ann Conley Neva Proffer Linda Grebe Barbara Leirer Betty Finley Janxece Fiedler Elizabeth Hill Jean Meyer SECOND ROW Jo Ann Hanners Alice Birk Lavern Sides Marilyn Bonney Sandra Mun gle Joyce Henson Virginia Sides Carolyn Overbeck Joan Lorberg Anna Lee Haupt Marilyn Zeller Darlene Fiedler Mary Sue Green Ruth Sander Jill Evans Marjorie Ulrich THIRD ROW Bernice Peetz Eileen Wachter Judy Moore Francis Kay Milde Carol Hovis Marv Smith Verla Sides Loretta Meier V1rg1n1aCunn1ngham PatSchu1te Alma Schvseer lane MCDovtel1 Mary Lou Mxlde Betty Grc be FOURTH ROW Joan Northdurft Joyce Kasten Mary Schreiner Patricia Illers Shirley Aufdenburg Qarol Sue Howard Ruth Morton Dianna Hopkins Harriet McDowell Nancy Whitledge Ruth Hartle Mary Margaret Mathews Esther Huber The Future Homemakers of Ame rica is a national organization of pupils studying home- making in the Junior and Senior high schools of the United States and its territories It offers an opportunity for further development of pupil initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking At the September meeting, officers were elected as follows: President, JoAnn Hannersg Vice-President, Judy Kurreg Secretary, Mary Schreiner: Treasurer, Rosemary Weissg Re- porter Joan Nothdurft' Historian, Earlene Stearnsg Project Chairman, Martha Andersong Par- liamentafian, Pat Illers Mrs Joe Hanners, mother of Jo Ann, was chosen as chapter motherg Miss Ranney was faculty advisor Forty-one members were enrolled The first activity of the year was the initiation party for twenty-one new members Officers were also installed in an impressive ceremony by candlelight The sub-district meeting this year was held at Perryville on October 2.6 All members of the chapter attended this all day meeting Martha Anderson was elected sub-district secretary The Christmas project was a money gift to the polio ward of St Francis Hospital in Cape Girardeau to be spent to bring cheer to the polio patients The Future Farmers were hosts to the entire F H A. chapter for a very enjoyable Christmas Party in the gymnasium To earn money for this year s budget the members sold hand cream The Southeast District Meeting was held this year instead of a State Meeting Our sub- district was in charge of the ceremonies with the Jackson Chapter responsible for the instal- lation of officers. Future Farmers of Am rica FIRST ROW Left to Rxght Eugene Lungvtlta Bob Fmley McR1L.hard Burxord B111 Brugger Larry Slmkard Tom Henry Charles Peter lohn Lorberg Joe Kurrc Larry Bock Joe Hoff melster Tr Earl Ludwxg Robert Pecta Arthur Reynolds Larry Hannmg Edward Plnkerton lohn Brown Albert Brown Howard Ovc rbe-ek SELOND ROW Fred Petzoldt Lharles Schuess ler Harry Noel Elrner Pmki rton lunzor Peetz Waynt Helderman W H Wxlla L R Wllllarns Harly Henry Jun Martm Gary McQray Bernard Hulshoff Bob Kinds r Qecll Mcfslard Jack Mlrly Marvln Holt Kenneth Hager L4 mard Pe-erman IHIRD ROW John Pmkens Lester Amelunke Robert Johnson Robert Wendel Douglas Lhrlsty Elmer Brown Mack McDowell lerry Hoxsworth Wayne Wolfenkoehler Ge rald Kmder Dmwey Nussbaum Don Borgfxeld Terry FOURTH ROW Orvxlle Ahrens We-slr y Pxeref Larry Allan Dean Gallauay Don Ge reelfe Terry Hopkms los. Mxllcr lc-rry Lorberg Lloyd Sawyer Herbert Lelmf r Harold 1-lopkms Bob Talley Rxchard Grlmore The offtcers for the Future Farmers of Amer1ca, of the Jackson Chapter, for the year of 1954 55 were Presxdent, Charles Peter, V1ce Pres1dent, John Lorberg, Secretary, Joe Kurre, Jr Treasurer, Earl Ludwlg, Reporter, Larry Bock, Sentmel, Joe Hoffrnelster, Jr , and our Advlsor, Mr J Leonard Peel-man Th1s has been a very successful year for our chapter We began our act1v1t1es by sendmg twelve members to the State F F A Camp, where they took top honors They won fwe sport champlonshxps and seven leadersh1p awards Charles Peter was elected M1ssour1 State F F A Camp Secretary for that week The pony 1'1d6S were our part of the Jackson Home comers Twenty seven members showed the xr ltvestock, crop, and farm shop exh1b1ts at the Southeast Mtssourl D1StF1Ct Fan' We had our annual Barnwarmm on November 19, m the new hxgh school gymnaslum wlth the clxmax of the evenmg bemg the crownmg of M1ss June Schnexder as Barnwarmmg Queen, by Charles Peter Pres1dent The Greenhand 1n1t1at1on was October 7, wlth twenty four Green hands recewmg the degree The Chapter Farmer In1t1at1on was he ld m the hlgh school gym naslum wlth fourteen members recelvxng th1s degree In observance of Nat1onalF F A Week we gave speeches at several clvxc clubs, presented two radlo programs, had exh1b1ts III store wmdows, gave a school assembly, a TV mov1e over channel 12, a full page dtsplay m the Cape County Post and the M1ssour1 Cash Book, and we also put up several wmdow posters The Parent and Son Banquet was held May 3 ln the new lugh school cafeterta The theme for the banquet was LEADERSHIP A : ' 2 , , ' . ' , ' . ' , , T ' .. , ' ', ' . - I - cl D A 1 1 x rl A I 1 1 I I t I 1 I - 4 I 1 5 , vu a 1- 9 0 1 1 V I 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 V ' 1 1 'I ' 1 1 'I I I - 4 l I 1 X I 1 . 1 I 1 4 7 7 I a - I A --'Q i . 9 - Brugger, Don Bogenpohl, Freddy Bollinger, Glenn Oldham, Vernon Eggimann, Robert Pfieffer, 'z ' -. ' ' , ' f ' , ' '- . -ll - ' ' 1 - I 1 D I 'F ' 1 1 -rl I V I 1 , . . . - . . .3 ' o 5 ' ' .- .. . , , . . . 1 . . . . - - I . - V . . . . . . . V . . Activities of the Band The 1954 55 Marchmg Band conslstmg of eighty flve members and two majorettes pro Vlded entertamment at slx football games thzs year Because of ram the band d1d not perform at the f1rst and second home games agamst Valle Hlgh School and Charleston October 8 the band went to Poplar Bluff and mtroduced a new marchmg routme whxch was var1ed shghtly at each game The band lmed up at the west end of the f1e1d 111 a large square w1th an I formed ms1de of It As they moved down the f1eld playmg On W1SCOnSlIl the I changed and spelled out I N D I A N S Then three Company Fronts were formed and the band came back up the f1eld playmg Varszty and doing the step luck and dr1ll routme Next the band performed a Wooden Sold1er dance ln the center of the fxeld Returnxng to thelr l1ne up of three company fronts the band d1d a PTBCISIOH drxll mcludmg a Bombshell To the Four Wlnds playmg F1ght Song Marchmg down to the east end of the f1eld s1x Company Fronts were formed and the band playmg T1pperary dm a maneuver known as a Squad Break and then Squads to the Rear The s1x company fronts were agam formed and the band performed an old fashxoned Cakewalk dancmg to the tune of Dark Town Strutters The Marchmg Band Festwal whzch was to be held October lZth was postponed because of ram until Tuesday October 19 The Jackson Band was host to twenty four bands A parade was held tn the mornmg and m the afternoon the bands rehearsed the massed marchmg maneuvers wh1ch October 14th at the Central game the band presented part of the march rout1ne and Klddle Kapers Formatxons represent1ng var1ous nursery rhymes were made Those portrayed were a cradle a star a. fxddle whlch actually played two cxrcles representmg the mulberry bush and a clock w1th revolvmg hands On the 29th of October at the Jackson Caruthersvllle game the band presented a serles of formatrons w1th the theme The Farmer In The Dell A house a.n old fash1oned shay a double square for a square dance a moon an automobxle and a cradle were the for atlons representmg a lrfe cycle of a farmer boy who goes to college At Slkeston November 5 the band gave a request performance of the ma chmg routme November 6 the Jackson Band was a guest of Cape State College at the Cape State Maryvllle ga.me Quotzng from the Southeast M1ssour1an Jackson H1gh School s marchmg band performed w1th Sw1ss watch preclslon Saturday nlght between halves of the State College Home commg foot ball game w1th Maryvllle Followzng the prec1s1on dxsplay the band equalled by few other hxgh school groups LD the country for marchmg abrllty presented a tale zn muslc of a boy and gxrl who met at State College Dlrector LeRoy F Mason led the group U1 playmg the college Alma Mater to end the program On November 12th the band went to Dexter where the new drlll routme was presented to the Dexter audzence For the band s last performance of the football season at Perryvxlle November 25th the entlre preclsxon drlll cllmaxed by the Farmer In The Dell pageant was presented The band banquet was held Monday nlght January 31 Mr Rush Llmbaugh was guest speaker Th1s was the second banquet to be gxven m honor of the band The Southeast M1ssour1 Hlgh School Band Assoc 1at1on Sprmg Festlval was held at Cape Gu- ardeau on March 16th w1th Mr Theodore Paschedag as guest conductor The band played Sky Jockey The Westerner Foster Fantasy G1rl I Left Behmd Me and The Blue Ta1l Fly The Sprlng Concert was held Aprll Zlst The band took 1ts annual tour the last week II! Aprxl At the Baccalaureate and Commencement programs the band made xts fmal appearance of the year I I I , . . . . . . ' 1 ' I ' A I I ' ll 1' 0 I ' ' ' ll ' ' I' Ll Y' I I ll V' tl 9' . . ,, . .. . ,, - . ,, . . . ,, . ,, . . . , . . . . . . . . . ,, ,, ' I or ll ' 'Y ' fl ' 'Q ' ' ' ll il I ' nn ' vs -- ca nv an , . . . . ,, ,, I - .. .- . I I - O saluted the Band of America. . ,, . . I I ,, . . . . . - - - - sc as I I I I 1 1 I 0 ' ' li 1' ' I l I I ' , . , . . . , , T . 1 . I ' - . . . . ,, . . . I I . . . . . . . , I . I ,D I . . I I I . . . . . ,, ,, I I Q , . . . ' ll 'I ll I' ll I' ii ' ' Y' ll ' I Y I I ll . Band Band FIRST ROW Left to Rxght Patsy Brennecke J1m Powell Angela Leonard Wayne Ladre1ter Davxd Butler Carolyn McNeely Gregory Hahs Carol Ann Hacker Terry Johnson Marilyn Turner Pal Hacker June W1ll1ams .Tack P1epenbrok Kurre Allen Peter Statler Jo Ann Bond Mary Schoen Charles Schuessler Marsha Green Sh1rleyS1evers Judy Lmebarger Almce Faye Schweer Al1ce Me1er Anna Lee Haupt Janrce Perdue Rosemary Welss Davld Moll Martha Seabaugh Shelby Chrlsty Madge Roloff Lxnus Lange Judy Meyer Bonnxe Grosshexder SECOND ROW James Rhodes Kenneth Mantz Mar1lyn Kuehle Draunda Welker Judy Emmerson Sus ze Kay Kerstner Joan Nxswonger Patsy Hoffme xster Martha We 1ss Peggy Hawkms Mary Mc Clary THIRD ROW Dewey Rrehn Betty Pahsch Bob Slxmme L1ndell Lacy Jim Conder Patr1c1a lllers Mary Lou M1lde Nancy Ellxs Janet Wallenmeyer .Terry Vmson Clmton Kasten M1chealNothdurft Larry Borgheld Harold Mantz. Charles Luetje Ted Pallsch Joan Nothdurft FOURTH ROW D1ck Wood Jun Lewls B111 Heyde Dlck Decker Rusty Hawkms R B Smlth John Schuch Donna Malone Shxrley Auidenburg Lawanna McNeely Bruce Dockms John R1tter Lmton Luetje Ronme Sawyer Ray Popp Jack Bowman B111 Statler Bob Crabtree Godwin, Carol Ann Mackey, Shirlene Ki.mbel, Carolyn Voges, Carole Tindall, Shirley Bollinger, lxed Choru M-lime Nwfgw FIRST ROW Left to Right James Rhodes Patsy Riehn Mary Ann Conley Marilyn Zeller, Alma Schweer Barbara Godwin Arlene Abernathy Marilyn Bonney Marie Nussbaum Darlene Fiedler Loretta Meyer Doris Reitzel Patsy Reynolds Pat Schroeder Esther Huber Carolina Muster Jane Jones Rosemarie Schnexder Rosemary Weiss Anna Lee Haupt Marjorie Ulrich Carol Ann Kang Earlene Mcspadden Bonnie Blackwell SECOND ROW Mary Ruth Friedrich, Pat Schulte Judy Kurre Pauline Meyer June Lmebarger Janiece Fledler Dorothy Morxe Jo Ann Stovermk Barbara Gilbert Shirley Haertling Bonnie Grosshe lder, Kay Kerstner Shir ley Sievers Carol Ann Hacker Patricia Illers Marilyn Kuehle, Dorothy Wade Shirley King. Mitzi Wilson Alice Faye Schweer Ada Belle McClain Madge Rolo!! Juanita Crxtes THIRD ROW Mary Schreiner Martha Anderson Gv-yn Mowery Mary Margaret Mathews Dewey Riehn B111 Wade Fred Schrader Eugene Hovxs Silas Cardwell, Orville Fluegge Joe Morton Allan Boren, Jim Woe ltje Jim Scheper Barbara Lxtzelfelner, Dorothy Koeppel Verla Mae Sides Jean Meyer Bernice Peetz Donna Malone FOURTH ROW MarxlynSm1t.h Harriet McDowell Dxane Hopkins Lawanna McNeely Carol Sue Howard, Kenneth Mantz Gene Leimer Bill Heyde Andy Fellows Bill Statler Paul Wessel, Linton Luetje Bradley Vmyard Don Bonney Larry Bollinger Bob Seabaugh Calvin Pfeiffer George Loos Carolyn McNeely, Joan Nothdurft Alice Birk Betty Palxsh The mixed chorus of Jackson High School, composed of ninety-three members, presented its first concert for the Women s Federated Clubs Convf ntion at the Methodist Church Throughout the year the chorus also participated in various assemblies, the first being the Student Council Installation Ceremony and later the Christmas Assembly January 30th the mixed chorus sang at the dedicatlon of the new gymnasxum In the Spring Vocal Concert, March 25th the chorus presented several songs pertaining to the theme of the concert, Stephen Foster Melodies In the ear ly part of April the mixed chorus took the annual tour of schools in Southeast Missouri The ye ar ended with the group singing at Baccalaureate in May Some of the songs sung were: Rock-a-ma Soul Ours IS The WOI'1d DTY Bones Emitte Spiritum Tum Were You There Madame Jeanette Charlottovsn The Wo d chuck Song . and A-Round The Corner Girls Chorus 3l '! e'1- Wmwww FIRST ROW Ella Mae Thorne Joann Bond Judy Felty Verna Wallman Jlll Evans Jer Lee Steeg Lxlllan Scholl Betty Flnley Cynthla Hutteger Verla Statler Carol M1r1y Vlckle Cr1tes Bonme Conley Irene Kmder Alma D1ckerson Hudda Kunbel Paulme Mmzell Margaret Graham Helen Haehnlem Mabel Prlble Sharon Hovls Nora Proffer SECOND ROW Barbara Ph1l1p Mary Smxth Ruth Ann I-Iartle Leavern Sldes Shxrley Fluegge Dor1s Kutscher Marlene Boden sehatz Pat Chppard Draunda Welker Earlene Stearns Sandra Mungle Bert Rafferty Sherleen Kesten Lou1sa W1l11ams Carolyn McFerron Mary Stevens Dorothy Myers Janet Myers Neva Proffer Carolyn F1edler Yeta Actrnan Dorothy Llchtenegger THIRD ROW Margaret Scholl Carol Sue Lmcoln Vlrguna Mxtchell Judy Unger Sharon Lewls Mary Ann Hennecke Mary Sue Green Marllyn Turner Charlotte Drum Elleen Watcher Lmda Grebe Marlan Stovermk Rlta Ackrnan Geraldme Myer Mary Ann Dockms June W1ll1arns Pat Brennecke Nancy Anderson Judy Schuch FOURTH ROW Iva Dee Clardy Genace Sawyer Dorothy Brugger Joyce Kasten Patsy Peetz Ruth Ann Talley Frances Kay M1lde June Schnemer Judlth Fulenvuder V1rg1n1a Slcles Nancy Whmtledge Laura Brotherton Jean Klennmger Glenda Jones Loretta Schaper Marcella F rrovs Janet Kmder Vern Goehman Carol Meyr Peggy Hawkms Martha Seabaugh Joan Lorberg Ruth Ann Allen ' 1 C J e tsi, K A , - ga-1-MwaSw4L1z : I I I ' I I I I 9 1 - ' 1 ' I 1 . 1 ' 1 . 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I Q I 3 5' 's ' 1 1 1 ' . l 1 i l Boys horus far mit hawwl Wmwq mm WM ww FIRST ROW Pau.l Mllls Harold Lowes Martm Scharenborg Robert Peetz David Butler Bobby Finley Roland Sander Eugene Lungvutz Junior Thomas James Powell Billy King Orville Perr Roger Fuehler John Brown Norman Eakms Larry Slinkard SECOND ROW Cordell Crouch Harry Noel Larry Slinkard Rodney Miller Larry Snead Jim Levus Lindel Lacy Don Luetje Wayne Lucas Clayton Scheper Ne1lMcClard Harold Mantz Toe Mouser Riehard Brown Vernon Eggiman THIRD ROW Bob Engleman Wayne I-Ielderman Charles Schulessler Cec11McClard Robert Johnson Jack Evans Joll Seabaugh L R Williams Hany Noll Dewey Nussbaum Donald Jones Gary Willanios Freddie Bollinger Marvin Holts Ruben Hoffman Don Bogenpohl FOURTH ROW.: Larry Kutscher Ryland Loos Glenn Mayfield Bob Moss, Thiesly Pierce Clinton Heartling Jim Martin Jack Pooker Mack McDowell Wesley Pierce Terry Hopkins Jerry Schriener Robert Windell Willard Lohman Willard Schneider x. Seventh and Eighth Grade Chorus FIRST ROW Bobby Hoffmeister J C Bond Albert Tindall David Poe, Fred Clippard Norma Smith Anna Jean Wolters John Bill Lamont Wayne Ladreiter Charles Welker Jerry Stone Carolyn Morris Mary Helcn Morrison Carolyn Mehrele Carolyn Craig Shelia Aldrich Ruth Ann Green Donna Wendel Jim Byrd Terry Wade L A Goodwin Don Hovis Paul Rather Tom Heyde Randy Hoffmcister Georgia Withers Lmda Rahm Hassel Ackman BeverlyK Hahs Billy Short Betty Loos Linda Stearns, Merle Anderson Kathy Crawford Mary Delph Helen James Wanda Masters C L Slmkard SECOND ROW Tom Sperlmg Larry Stroder Richard McDowell Jerry Brotherton Jim Judd Katherine McDowell Helen Southard Judy Schreine Dana Ford Saundra Beal Betty Poe Barbara O Kam Anita Godwin Don Mason John Steele Lynn Smith Beverly Bollinger Judy Lincoln Wilma Crites Jane McNeely Lynn McClary, Nancy Seabaugh Sue Hahn Kaye Schloss, Judy Sbhrciner Karen Crites Ben Brugger Judy 1VLcDowell Janet Steeg Delores Halifield Susie Davis Elsie Nitsch Vicki Schwartz Ramona Kelly Gerrie Jones Terry Crader THIRD ROW Jerry Henson Larry Masters Larry Bowers, Richard McLean Craig Watkins Wayne Floyd Joyce Schreiner Janet Myers Carolyn Aber nathy Jerry Schuette David ML,Dowell Carol Reynolds Mary Ann Hoffmeister C ai olyn John son Tom Wright Jackie James Carolyn Reitzel Donna McDowell Sharon Oldham Ernest Sokolovcski, Gladys Nallace Mary Catherine Tallent Thomas Crites William Schaefer Roger Grantham Charles Koehler Kenneth Leimer Monroe Gordon Sharon Smith J Savers Patsy Schneider Joe Jones Bob Peel Bill Gene Wilkens FOURTH ROW: Jim Wills Sherman Sides- Rowland Fulenxvider Gwendolyn McSpadden Mary Gordon Geraldine Froemsdorf Judy Mc- Clard LaFern Farrow Charles Wendel Terry Ludwig Paul Brown Melvin Sievers, Lloyd Hoffmeister Joe Rapp Scotty Hanners Dennis Hurst Norman Gribler .lane Seabaugh Paul Meyer Elnora Hitchcock Charles Wilson Lonnie Sides Jimmy Haehlein Charles Crader Ted Anderson Joyce Long Sammy Statler, Deanna Sides Herman Gribler Bobby Gene Abernathy Eddie Schreiner Martha Orrell Stanley Smith Tom Sander. ational Forensic eague FIRST ROW Mxss Keys Sue Rafferty Barbara Lxtzenfelner Norma Wessel SELOND ROW Don Luetje Bonnle Grosshexder Norma Freese Nancy Ellxs Gary McDowell THIRD ROW B1111-ieyde Paul Wessel Terry Begley Jack Pooker NOT PICTURED Kent W11son The debate squad was organ1zed th1s year under M1ss A1lou1ze Keys We partxclpated II! the Southeast M1ssour1 d1str1Ct debates and held a tournament m Jackson Members of our soC1ety part1c lpated LU the Amerlcan Leg1on and Opt1m1st Orator 1Ca1 contests the d1str1ct de bate tournament the d1str1Ct speech contests held annually at Cape G1rardeau the d1str1ct N F L tournament at Columbla a state debate c11n1C also held at Colurnbla and an 1nv1tat1onal tournament at Mehlvllle MISSOUT1 Many new members were added to the N F L th1s year The old members worked on the 1r degree and s1x recewed the h1ghest honor 1n the League the Degree of D1st1nCt1on and were menuoned m the Rostrurn the nat1onal N F L magazme Those members were Gary MC Dowell Nancy Elhs Paul Wessel Jack Pooker B111 Heyde and Don Luetje The Off1C6TS for the year were Norma Freese Pres1dent Jack Pooker Vxce Preszdent B111 Heyde Secretary and Don Luetje Treasurer The quest1or1 for debate th1S year was Resolved The Federal Government of the Un1ted States should adopt a pollcy of Free Trade among the nat1ons frlendly to the Un1ted States Th1s proved qu1te a good year for the Forenslc League We hope to see many more out for debate next year I 1 1 1 ' . 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' I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 - - 1 1 ' 1 'Y ational onor Society It FIRST ROW Anna Lee Haupt Margaret Jo Felgert Patsy Rxehn Gwyn Movrery Madge R01 off Sh1.rleyS1evers Bonnle Grosshexder bECOND ROW Mrs Harbxson B111Heyde Marllyn Kuehle Barbara Lltzcnfelner Norma Freese Norma Wessel Gary Mc.Dovse11 THIRD ROW B111 Statler Bob Crabtree Paul Wessel Laro1Sue How ard Ruth Morton Nancy Ellxs Ben Cooper John Rxtter atlonal Honor Society The Iwatzonal Honor Soc1ety ex1sts, p1 1mar11y, as an au ard system for worthy sc hool CITIZCTIS Membershlp lb based on leadershxp, sc ho1arsh1p, eharan te r and service The Soexety s c.h1e1 alm, othar than to honor students, 15 to srrne to U1 splre hlgher ldeals LH the stud: nts oi Iaekson I-hgh behool The mam pomt of mtere st durmg the year 19 the Inxuauon Ceremony tor new members The Leremony was xxrltten and prepared by the Presvdent xxuh thc ad VIL? of Mrs I-Iarblson, our sponsor, and Mr Lamont A banquet was glven m the sprmg to vxh1c.h former members and thm nexxly mstalled me mbers were mvned EP French lub 'P'F9 MUN fe-s 0 Q, Y' ua as.- ww FIRST ROW Judy Schuch Margaret Jo Fexgert Judy Fulenvnder Marxlyn Meyer SECOND ROW Ray Popp Harold Heartlmg Patsy Brennecl-ce Pat Llmppard Jeanette Kinder THIRD ROW B111 Heyde Laura Jo Smxth Marcella Farrow FOURTH ROW Tony Schuch Jack POOIKSI' Gary McDowell Mrs Heyde Glenda Jones Loretta Schaper A Freneh Club was organ1zed thts year under the sponsorshlp of Mrb H: yde The fO11ONK1Ug offme ra were elegted Pre s1dent, Gary Mc.Dovtell Vu e Prendent Margaret lo Fe xgc rt Sceretary Blll l-Ieyde, Treasurer, Lore tta Suhaper Parlla mentarlan Vlfglflla L unnmgharn, and Reports r Iudy Sehueh Menmbt re oi the ulub we rc Students ol Frenn h e1thm r thm ye ar or last year Thr re vm re about txunty mc nubers ln the r lub Thi pur pose ot the Franc h C lub 15 to proruotf a hettf r lmdt rstanchng oi tht Frenc h language m the School and the uonunuruty as we rc allzn the Frm nL,h pe oplt have made great Lontrxbutlons to our L 1V1l1l8tl.OD ull hope that through our ac t1v1t1c S we have aroused the Qtucle nts LYITCTC at m lhlb Qrf at eountry and 1tS language AC,t1V1t19S planned lor the year mtluded monthly mee tmgs and a banquet .' s. g ,WW Q L V , ?f'Y,,f A L 9 A' F F' ' ew T A Q X Q Q' A 1' Q- 1 A 1 ix Y K R A E 11 -.' :Q Q A 1. ff I Ny f Q ' 'ii . if 1: V :FV - 5 -ge 1 t lt O f ' to : 7 - I 'V I ' - : , ' , . 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Pep Squad FIRST ROW Margaret Ste 1r1el Martha Anderaon Earlenc Stearns Bc rt Ratferty Vvxlma Crltes Merle Anderson SEC OND ROW Mra Johnson Rosemary We ws Mary Margaret Mathews Patsy R1ehn Gwyn Movxery ludy Sc,huCh C,yn1th1a Huttegel Sue Raffc rty Margaret Sander Bonnle Conley V1n.k1 C rltee lune W1ll1am5 C arole Tmdall Chan lolte Drum THIRD ROW Nexl N1n,Cla1d Jun C onder Vmrgmxa C unnmgham Paul M1115 Lau anna Mc Neely Shlrley Slevers Patay Brenneroke Pat C llppard Don Luetje Tank Pookc r Nam y Andi rson C arolyn NIL1-erron lwangy vl hnledgc Ruth Hartle Martha We-me C arol Ann Hag lxer Sandra Nlunglc Joan Lorberg Pat SLrong Wanda Moz IISOH Mar1lyn Tuxner FOURIH ROW Roland Sanclc r P1111 I-leyde Barbara Lum lfelnc r June Lmc barge r Norma 114 sscl Mar 1lyn Bonney C arol Sui LIDLOIH Janne Muagravc s Shxrlr y Bollmgcr Rna 'L lxman Nlarllyn Mc ya r Patsy Pu iz Suew Codw 1.11 Nancy Ellxs Cal ol Ann Mag! e y Mary but C11-en Franc 15 Kay Mllde C arolyn Ove r brclx lo Ann Bond FIFTH RO W Dexxey R1ehn Roy Boron Lmton Luc 1-gr Bob Sehlmmrne Carol Sue Howard Draunda Wells: r Shlrle , 5,111-df nburg bharon Le 1 15 Mary Voorhes Cal olyr MCNeely Gary McDowell Bonnu Groashelder Norma Frcefse Nlarllyn Ku hle Joan Nlorthdurft Anna Lee I-Iaupt Donna lwac ger Xlary Lou Mxldc Cal olyn Voges Peggy Hawxkms Ruth Allen Mary Srnxtn 1 I , ' '1 1 I 1 1 1 H '1 - ' . 1 I I '- 1 1 R If I- 1 1 1 l 'wil-.fr ' -' 1 A 1 1 1 ' R' 1 V l ' .1 A 1 ,To Feigert, Kay Kerstner, Barbara Leirer, Jezmiece Fiedler, Neva Proffcr, Jill Evans, Ruth 1 . I 1 .N Q I - -1 - Y. . R1 1 q 1 I ' I 1 -' f 1 1 1 1 K 1 1 1- 1 ' S1 1 1 ' 1 7 ' 1 ' 1 . ' I 1 I J I 1 ' 1 I l 1 l I 1 I 1 1 ' ' Y 1 f ' ' . M : ' 1 ' , ' 1 1 1 , 1 ' 1 .,1 , A 1 ' A ' I ' 1 ' . , '. , h 1 ' ' . I ' . ' ' fx. . , A ' 1 1 , '. I , , K' 1 '-1 ' ' 1 ' ' '4' 1 . ' x 3' ' 1 ' ' '1 ' ' - '1. . ': , ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 3 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 'I -1 ' 1 1 ' 1 '- ' - 1 , '1 K, Y . , . , 1 - 1 I 1 .' - q 1 A - 1 A U '3 1 1 1 1 Y ' 1 U A l '1 I ' 1 I I1 1 March April April Apr 11 Apr 11 Apr 1l Apr 11 May May May May May Calendar The D.O. Club he ld its annual banquet. The University of Kansas presented a Marionette Assembly The Junior Class presented their play Father of the Bride The P T A School Carnival The F F A State Convention at Kansas City The West Frankfort Chorus presented a Concert at the school The high school band presented a concert The Choral Festival at Cape Glrardeau The band went on its annual tour The F F A he ld their annual banquet The Sen1ors presented the 1r play The Junior Senior Banquet and Prom Baccalaureate Commencement and SCHIOTS say goodby to Jackson High School J H S Pep Song When e er you go to Jackson High School You can hold your head up high Shout 1ts pra1se and raise 1tS colors Let the whole vvorld hear you Cry We are so proud of our brave Indians They re the team that can t be beat And everytime that uc play It is for them a sure defeat Let s g1ve a cheer for Jackson H1gh School Hxp Hip Hurrah for boys so true We re proud to call them our brave heroes We re proud to tell the th1ngs they do We ve got the best boys 1n the country And we are for them lose or yum We rc right behind them cheering always And vac will f1ght right to thc end 1 . 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' . 6 . . . 13 4 - . . 15 , zo , - - , i O 9 O Hall To The Red and Black Hail to the Red and to the Black too Hail Alma Mater ever so true We love no other so let our motto be V1Ct01'Y Jackson H1gh Vars1ty 1 ?'ffg 6 4' 'K ff, r. -x ? 1 2 ww RRR 1 K COACH RALPH HARRISON COACH Football Scores September September October October October October October November November November Valle High C haffee C harle s ton Poplar Bluff C ape Centr al Kennett C ar uthe r sv ille Sike ston De xte r Pe r ry-v ille LE TTERMEN JHS 4 S-nv- FRED JAM!-:S THEY O NAME POSITION YEARS LETTERED Bill Birk Senior Ben Cooper Senior John Gilmore Senior Eugene Hovis Senior fCaptain Don Ludwig Senior Lloyd Masterson Senior Doyle Riehn Senior Carl Talley Senior Dean Talley Senior Bill Wade Senior Allen Welker, Senior QCaptain Dee Welker, Senior Gist Wilbur, Senior Terry Begley, Junior Larry Bollinger, Junior Don Bonney, Junior Rusty Hawkins, Junior R. B. Smith, Junior Rudy Statler, Junior Dick Wood, Junior Dick Decker, Sophomore Bernard Hulshoff, Sophomore Glenn Oldham, Sophomore Don Randall, Sophomore Gary Schweer, Sophomore Ronald Staten, Sophomore Kent Wilson, Sophomore Bob Talley, Freshman J T G B G E fProvisionalj B T QProvisiona1j B C fProvisionalj E fProvisiona1l B fProvisionall E B QProvisiona1j vm Football Squad r-N favs in ff IH M .wg Qty f C ibn 79 5 1' 5 .Jim-2 eww -31 Y M U! Www .-Q' ' in-.S- 4 'Q I FIRST ROW B111 Bxrk, Beniffooper, John Gllmore SECOND ROW Eugene Hovzs Don Lud Wig- L10yd Masterson THIRD ROW Doyle Ru hn, Carl Talley, Dean Talley FOURTH ROW Bllly Wade, Allen Welker, Dee Welker Football Squad WWR awww ale? wig WW el FIRST ROW Gxst VN xlbur Terry Bagley Larry Bollmger SECOND ROW Don Bonney Rusty Hawkms R B Smlth THIRD ROW Rudy Statler Dxck Wood D1C.k Decker I-'OUR1H ROW Bernard Hulsholl' Glenn Oldham Don Randall Football Squad 1- N- 312 J? 25 mfw W fl' L mf ,JV fl. 4, 4 I l v FIRST ROW Gary Schweer Ronald Staten Kent Wllson SECOND ROW Bob Talley 16 mf Jackson Hleh 21 '1 ll k 1.221- -I l lackflon Hugh 'lchool .1 ncllsun Hugh bchool Happy youthful days, 2 Xl 1th 1 nr em dvntw and cur athletvs And our Glee Club too 3 I sp: ra non strong en dea xor All we owe 1.0 thee A A I A -J 1 If .,r -ol-O-I E er more shall we be loy We un Ne to laud thee ev Thoughts of growe and bulldmg ev CHORUS .-. 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In rry Cradc r Eddie Sphreine r Tom my Heyde SEL OND ROW ,, I' 1 , ' Marvin Ates Tom Sander Sherman Sides Larry Sneed Craig Watkins David Butler Bobby - Stearns Carleton Statnn Tommy Sperling. THIRD ROW: Dick Cilmore Bob Engleme-n Rod- , ' U - na-y Miller Jim Martin Jim Sawyer Jim Lc-mia Jim Condor Bob Mitchell Waym- Ladreitc-r, . b wig, .. Q.. . L , If f :i,i,f , .1 ip' ,-' , f ,., L' ' , , -' L Ck-ntral 7' ' ' f -Cairo , .. 4- L 1, . , ' xyfk '..- , Charlosion . 4. ' Cenlral I , - uf' Central 'fi lx S V 5 grgplr Points L I M, V' It ,fa 5, . .zz g ,X-1 y Jr. .gh Foouynl U .Iavkson Z0 14 ,lalgkson 13 6 ,I ac l-bon Z7 Z0 ,lan kson 13 1.4 Jackson 18 Sz A Won 5- ----- Lost Z lOl -JW mafi- lful- . , X ' ff Junior High Football Team ' a ff fr o 'a'wfs'a- Q... I ' g ilil A' ii Indxvldual SC or mg A. Welker C Talley Smlth J Lorberg Whxtledge Wade D Welker D Talley Begley Cooper Hopkms Cardwell Jer Lorberg Ind zv xdual Sc or mg Begley Staten B Talley Jer Lorberg Musgraves McLam Cvllmore Schweer Oldham Wolfenkoehler Kmg Woods McC1a.nahan Basketball I95-44955 A Team 37 2.0 B Team 4 Season s Sc or mg Team Jacks on Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jac kson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jacks on Jackson Jac kson Jac kson W Season s Scor mg Team Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jac kson Jackson Jackson Jac kson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Lute sv 11le Perryv1lle Pledmont Central Slkeston Preps Poplar Bluff Car uther svllle Pe rryvllle Preps Central Sxkeston Ironton Fe stus Perryvxlle Pledmont Central S1ke ston Preps Poplar Bluff Caruthersvxlle Perryvllle Preps Central S1ke ston Ir onton Fe stus Hager W Jackson Tournament Jackson opened thelr season by beatlng St Vmcents 55 36 In the second game Jackson came from behmcl to beat Slkeston ln a thr lller 46 42 In the fmal garne of the tournarnent Jackson was nosed out by Poplar Bluff 44 45 Jackson took sec ond place Poplar Bluff Tournament In the 11' frrst game Jackson met Fredr1cktown and won a 50 45 vlctory over them m the last quarter Jackson played Annapolls U1 the second game and won 84 64 In the fmal game Jackson played the lr tournaxnent 1'1val, Poplar Bluff and lost 36 60 They took another second place Reglonal Tournament Jackson went to Frederlcktown to partlclpate m the Reglonal Tournament We were vxc torxous over Salem 1n our flrst game 77 58 We played DeSoto zn the fmals and were defeated by a score of 48 41 Agam we came out of a tournament wxth the second place trophy . . . --U ,, ,, ,,A,, 6 --------- 67 ' ---- .' 6 --------- 64 ' ---- ' 198 --------- 72 ' ----- . 179 '------- - 55 ------- ' 131 --------- 56 ' ------ 60 --------- 58 -------- . 45 --------- 47 -- . 16 -------- - 55 ' 15 --------- 69 ' ---- 5 --------- 58 -------- ' 4 --------- 52 ------ Z --------- 47 ' ------ . 1 --------- 68 ------- --------- 40 --..---- -9 L 1 5 B Leimer 78 Jackson --------- 43 Lute sville ---- 60 --.------ Z7 ' ---- . 51 --------- 31 ' ----- . 48 --------- 36 ------- 35 --------- 55 ' ------ ' 31 --------- 39 -------- ' 21 - -------- 40 -- 16 --------- 26 ' 14 --------- 44 ' ---- 12 --------- 32 -------- ' 8 --------- 43 ------ 4 --------- 44 ' ------ Z --------- 31 ------- 1 --------- 36 ------- -7 L-7 Baseball-I954 FIRST ROW: Dale Schneier, Paul Wichern, Dee We lker, Allen Boren, Allen Welker, Roy Boren, John Anderson Jerry Lorberg Wayne Stady SECOND ROW Mr Wells Mr James John Wxchern Clayton Tuschoff Don Ludwug C151 Vlfxlbur Wade Musgraves Jerry Unger John Lorbe-rg Kenneth Hager rack-I954 ROW Larry Bollinger John Lorberg Ben Looper Allen Welker Allen Boren Bob Seabaugh THIRD ROW Coach I-llcks Paul We Gael Don Bonney Doyle Rxehn John Hopkins FIRST ROW: Rusty Hawkins, Joe Miller, Bill Birk, Glenn Oldham, Rudy Statler. 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Loos Saw And Planing Mill Jackson M1ssour1 Compllments Of MISSISSIPPI Valley Przntzng Co Quahty Pr1nt1ng E C RQIIIGS CourteousServ1ce Harlan Short Bob Eckelmann Phone 5 7352 Buyer Of 8 North Sprxgg Street Wh1te Oak T1mber Cape Glrardeau MISSOUTI Substltute Out There Playlng Forward? I Thmk He s Gomg To Be Our Best Man Thls Year Sue Rafferty Oh Darhng Thls Is So Sudden Mr Lueddeke Dxd You Ever Take Ch1oroform'7 Nancy Elhs I Don t Know Who Teaches It? 5 U V Don Ludwig: fState Basketball Gamej See That Big ' 1 ..Read The ,, M 1ssour1 Cash Book R K Wilson Editor Rozier's Men's And Ladies Ready To Wear Dry Goods And Shoes Jackson Missouri A H Macke Gene ral Me rchandise Fertilizer Feed For L ivestock And Poultry Truck Service Hauling To Market Cash Buyers Of Cream Eggs Poultry Phone 4764 Gordonville Mis souri In Memory Of The 1954 1955 HEALTH CLASS What Do You Desire My Brave To Give Your Cold Relief? For Which I Hanker Chief Rusty Hawkins To Donna Malone Did You Really Soak Your Strapless Evening Gown In Coffee So It Would Stay Up All N1ght'7 Local And Livestock It's A Linen Cloth, Said Hiawatha ' 4 J I Students Are Always Welcome Schade s Cafe Fountam Se rv1ce Dmners Lunches Jackson MISSOHTI lackson Electric Electr1calAppl1ances Sales And Serv1ces Electmcal Contractors Phone 2505 126 West Mam Jackson M1ssour1 Career Tra1n1ng In A Shorter Tlme A Good Posltlon Is Waxtmg For You When You Are Ready For It Prepare At Office Training School Formerly Stelmle Buslness Schoolj Broadway And Ma1n Phone 4 1396 Cape Glrardeau Mlssourx Approved Courses Quallfled Instructors Moderate Cost Free Placement Model Grocery Frozen Foods Fresh Meats Grocerxes Free Dellve ry Phone 213 O N A Illers H M Hoffnmelster At . . I . 9 1 I 0 0 0 . - - - . 1 . . y l I a 1 8 Jackson Hosiery, Inc Jackson M1ssour1 Albert Sander Hardware C0 True Value Store Plurnbmg And Heatlng Supphes Bottlad Gas Servlce Jackson Mlssourl lones Drug Store Phone 3524 Coznpany Free Dellve ry Doctors Headquarters For Over We Buy H1ckorv E1ghty Three Years Always A Reg1stered Pharmaclst On Duty Phone 3311 If We Don t Have It It Isn t Made H L Jones Jackson MISSOUPI Tom Rahm since 1871 LaPierre - Sawyer Handle I F rontzer Motor Court Twenty Mode rn Unlts U S Hlghway 61 Jackson M1ssour1 Luetje ci Sprmger Insurance Agency Jackson Exchange Bank Bulldrng See Us For Your Insurance Needs Jackson Mlssourl Adams COUI ci F1191 O11 Co There s Noth1ng Llke G1v1ng Your Guarantee For Quahty Fuel O11 I-hgh Grade Phone 2321 426 East Mam Jackson M1ssour1 Folks What They Want Drlnk Coca Cola - - . . . 2 s . , . . . . O . 1 7 L' 20 Werner 81 Son Delco Heat Cond1t1oners O11 Burners And Standard Plumblng Flxtures Servmg The Publlc s Health And Comfort Jackson Phone 3637 M1ssour1 H EI Morton Eugene W1lson O .T Bradford You Want To Buy See Mot1on Plctures Morton Hall Are Your Best Entertalnment They Sat1sfy Phone 2230 Your Pleasure Is Our Bus1ness Jackson MISSOUTI Jackson Cleaning C0 Flne Dry Cleanmg Servlce Paul And Thelma Beatt1e Owners Phone 3377 -TaCkS0U MISSOUTI Iackson Palace Theater when Building Materia 1 7 - neneke - Laird Furniture And Funeral Home Phone Day 3541 Night 2114 Jackson Missouri C r 1 t e s lackson Implement Co Cold Drmks Sandw1ches Frozen Malts Frozen Custards Foot Long Hotdogs Hlghway 61 Jackson M1ssour1 All1s Chalmers New Idea And Gehl Brothers Farm Equlpment And G M C Trucks Sales And Servlce Cap Harry Judge Baugh Dldn t You See The Slgn F1ne For Parklng Kay Kerstner Yes And IAgreed W1th It Bob Crabtree Why Does A Clock Run? Mr R L Mason You Would Too If You Had Tlcks I-Iappmess Happmess We ll Be Joyful Heavenly Sunshme Wlll Bless You And Me I I I . - . . - - Q . . . 0 - no tv , - U I - 1 ' an - - Q19 . , - I , , . . . . 3 , . . . , . . D I l . Fu1enwic1er's Drugs Prescription Druggist Drugs Cosmetics Vete rinary Supplies Schaeffer Pen Pencils Eversharp Pen Pencils Drugs Are Our Buslne B art e 1s Phone 5-'827Z 430 Broadway Cape Girardeau Mis souri For Your Jewelry Needs Elmo C Martzn leweler Leads In Nationally Known And Swiss Watches Beautiful Diamonds Silve rwa re Dedicated To The Cheerleaders O J H S I Cheer I Wish A Wasleader Instands The All Of Front I Cheer I Wish A Wasleader To Hands My Wave And Grunt But Cheerleader Be I Never Will For Neasons Rot Unknown I Iliable Get The Wrong Sylalways . SS . . 1 f . . . 0 1 ' , 1 X , . . . Elgin American Compacts ' - . g ak nj: :lc :j: :Qs :Qc :fc :',: nl: ' , . h . , . . . G . , . , . , l ZZ Costume Ne Own And Own Repair Phone Jewelry Operate Our Depa rtment 4295 Jackson Missouri Upmixed In My T Zone Homer O Neill How Did You Knock Him Down? June Schneider I Dldn t I Stopped To Let Him Cross And He Painted Jackson Transfer Co Agent For L A Tucker Truck Lmes Local Long D1stance Mov1ng D1a1 4477 .Tackson B111 M011 Owner M1ssour1 Dedxcated To The Boys Who Aren t Gomg Steady I rn Off G1r1s They Cheat And L1e They Prey On Us Males T111 The Day Ne D1e They Tease Us And Torment Say Who Is That Blond That .Tust Walked In? Husband To Nlfe If Nature Had Intended You To Have A Fur Coat She d Have Glven You One Love The Homework ine leachers C-we The Tests I Hate The Pretty G1r1s Who Fhrt The Pests I m Never Late To Class es Nor Take My Cuts I Do My Homework Fa1thfu11y I rn Nuts Compllrnents Of Jackson Auto Parts Co Wholesale Retall D1al4208 JaCkS0I1 M1ssour1 - - O I I L Q I I , . L y , . 1 ,, . 5 0 ' O , . 7 . , . I , . , ........ , - I , . And Drive Us To Sin, 9 , I . . .... , , .- ' . L , I ' lil X ' 1 A Q I I may I 4 Standard Oll Company Agents G I-I Schoen Phone 4202 Southeast Mzssourz State College Offers Courses Lead1ng To A B B S B S In Vocatlonal Home Economlcs Eclucatton Trains Teachers And Offers Pre Vo catwnal And Pre Professmnal Courses Well Manned And Well Equtpped Two Dormttortes For Women And Two For Men A Super1or Instltutton Servmg Southeast Mxssourx A and P Food Stores May 30 1955 Jackson M1ssour1 Wr1te For A Bulletm W W Parker Prestdent Bruce Dockms Congratulate Me I Won The Electxon Mr Dockms Honestly Bruce Dockms Oh Why Brmg That Up? Mrs Chppard Do You Ltke Codfxsh Balls 'P Kenny Mantz I Don t Know I ve Never Been To One O 1 . ., o -p Q . ' . . . . . . The Summer Term Opens 7 7 . . , . . . . . I : , ' ' . , 1 o ' D O The Senzor Class Thanks The Sllver Arrow Staff For A Yearbook We 11 Treasure Always French Club Des Amls Le Cercle Franca1s Fehcete La Fleche D Argent Pour Ce Chef d Rurve Prrsoner The Judge Sent Me Here For The Rest Of My L1fe Guard Got Any Complamts 'P Prlsoner Do You Call Breakxrg Rocks Wlth A Hammer A Rest? .Terry Lorberg D1d You Know That My Teacher Talks To H1mse1f'? Below To The Left Continued John Lorberg So Does M1ne But He Doesn t Know It H Thmks Someone Is Llstemng I Had A Date Wlth My Boy Frlend And On The Way Home He Sald Let s Get Marrled Or Somethmg But I Read Your Column Miss Dlx And I Sa1d Let S Get Marrred Or Nothmg Jumor Thomas Lately I ve Been Seelng Spots In Front Of My Eyes Mrs Johnson Have You Seen An Ocu11st'7 Jumor T No Just Spots Congratulatlons To From TheD O Club Pres1dent Alhce Faye Schweer Vlce Presldent Barbara Lltzelfelner Secretary Arthur Edwards Treasurer Eugene Hov1s Reporter Norma Wessel And 35 Other Club Members I' ' ' , K ' J 1 ' e ' Dear Miss Dix: The Silver Arrow Staff H . Our Congratulahons To The Sllver Arrow Staff For A Very Frne Yearbook The Freshman Student Counc11 john Rltter Presldent Alan Boren VICC Presldent Norma Wessel Secretary Margaret Felgert Treasurer john Rltter Semor B111 Statler Semor Alan Boren Senlor Margaret Felgert Senlor Norma Wessel Semor Martha Anderson unlor jerry Lorberg unlor Nexa Proffer Sophomore Dick Decker Sophomore Congratulate The Silver Arrow Staff The Iun1or Class of 54 55 The Sophomore Class Wlshes To Congratulate The Sllver Arrow Staff On A Fume Yearbook We Shall Always Treasure lt Dresrdent Paul Medley V1ce Dresrdent .To Hanners Secretary Harr1et McDowell Treasurer Nanc Ellls F Congratulates The S11ver Arrow Staff y or An Excellent Yearbook H Y 7 Y Don Luetje - Junior . - J' ' -J ' O College Barbershop 908 Broadway 'We Specialize ln Flat Tops Proprietors - Ray Runnels, H V Wilson And Dellus Minson Cape Girardeau Missouri The Buckner Ragsdale C0 Whatever The Occasion You ll Find The Right Clothes From Buckner s Cape Girardeau Missouri Remember Those Hot Doughnuts Every Afternoon After School Wagner s Bakery Jackson Missouri Clark Electrzc Your General Electric And Electric Contractor Phone 4223 820 West Alain Street Jackson Missouri 127 - O Appliance Dealer At , ' r ' I J 8 Astonlshed Wanda Morr1son At The Telephone Of All The Crazy Thmgs It s For You Father Lawanna Leavmg Mov1e T James Rhodes I Wlsh Just Once They d Have As Good A Ptcture Thls Week As They re Gomg To Have Next Week VIIQIHIG s Beauty Shop 425 North Hlgh Jackson MISSOUF1 Rolott s Cash Market Ice Cream Grocertes Meats Jackson MISSOUTI D1d You See How Pleased Mrs Wessel Looked When I Told Her She Dldn t Look A Day Older Than Her Daughter '7 Watchtng The Expresslon On Her Daughter s Face Two Bodles Cannot Occupy The Same Space At The Same T1me Except On A Crowded Bus Ideal Grocery :S Meat Market An Ideal Place To Trade Frozen Foods Phone 4126 Jackson M15 sourl Terrace Restaurant Full Course Meals Large Dmlng Room For Parttes Sundaes Shakes Sodas Soft Cream And Soft Drmks Meet Your Fmends Here Every Day Dlal 7881 Hlghway 61 Jackson MISSOUTI A Frtend Of The S1lver Arrow Wlshes To Say Hello Glenn R Luetye, Archztect Compltments Of Iackson Studzo : Cl I . . , O I I l I . , Phone 3752 I Didn't Notice. 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