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

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Debate Club Competes for Experience ROW 1--Mr. Bolen, Lyle Hutteger, Nancy Keller, Brenda McDowell, Diane Mainord, Jane Ann Schade, Janet Wallemneyer. ROW 2--Jeannine Glueck, Barbara Baxter, Karen Kasten, Sue Southard, Jackie Lacey, Donna Reitzel. Following the time honored practice of argumentation, the members of the J.H.S. Debate Club have gained in speaking ex- perience, knowledge of subject matter of resolutions and in poise and confidence. Their subject this past year was Resolved: That the United Nations be strengthened. 29 Members of the Debate Club meet regularly to talk over subject material and prepare speeches.

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Patrol Boys Aid Safety Program Familiar yellow helmets and white F x crossbelts at the street-corners each i ,,1h . p y p , , A I A Dig I ',:' l . i. x V? K morning and evening show that our y r 5. A. ,, A U Safety Patrol is on dutY in all kinds of s as -. i . D d 1 weather to help eliminate accidents. gg lX-' p p i D 5 1 . irif . r O it s if rs-5 O s if as 'rll D ij A K . i K kk,,kk M ROW 1--Clinton Crites, Eddie Eakins, John Seabaugh, Robert Mc- Clary. ROW 2--Mr. Mason, Jimmy Smith, Delmar Cruce, Paul Niswonger. Junior Red Cross Sponsors Drive ROW 1--Martha Schoen, Jane Wagner, Connie Con- ner, Terry DeWeese. ROW 2--Mr. Pensel, Rhonda Wolters, Bonnie Baxter, Judy Hartle, Nancy De- Weese, Rob Wulf , Wayne Lohman, David Hoff- meister, Reid Carton. Preparing for the annual drive, Jr. Red Cross members check the supplies. Service has been the theme for the organization within our school which allows young people to take part in regular Red Cross activities.

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F.H.A. Improves America's Future ROW ONE: Dorothy Cobb, Betty Stegg, Margaret Huckstep, Karen Bollinger, Margaret Tallent, Judy Cook, Janet Cobb, Karen Schaper, Nancy McDowell, Wanda Lange, Margaret Lewis, Martha Ford, Sharon Nebel, Sara Fellows, Virginia Gerharter, Charlene Fiedler, Clara Amelunke, Kay Suzuki, Sharon McBryde, Marcella Reitzel, Saundra Felty, Dorothy Cathcart, Katie Doering, Emily Poe. ROW TWO: Elaine White, Cathy Southard, Sue Southard, Jackie Walker, Judy Shelton, Judy Linebarger, Brenda McDowell, Marilyn Randol, Kathryn Deneke, Evelyn Short, Susan Evans, Karen Rastl, Charlotte Kinder, Rita Schweain, Judy Volkerding, Barbara Butler, Loretta Lange, Donna Sievers, Winnie Lou Long, Janet Huckstep, Evelyn Crader, Sharon Cook, Faye Dickerson. ROW THREE: Miss Ranney, Rita White, Pat Willis, Janet Wallenmeyer, Nancy DeWeese, Jane Schade, Pat Randol, Donna Byrd, Laverne Koeberl, Carol Seabaugh, Jeanette Ruehling, Barbara Deneke, Joyce Clifton, Karen Niblack, Donna Reitzel, Mary Proffer, Darlene Gast, Jane Crites, Mary Nussbaum, Joan Henson, Jean Sebastian, Verla Wills, Shirley Graham, Tina Lorberg, Lillie McClard, Doris Windeknecht, Nellie Camden, Diane Estes, Mary Estes, Shirley Bodenstein, Janet Kinder, Carol Whitledge, Delma Goehman, Carol Ford, Saundra Meier, Wanda Nagel, Sandra Wright, LaDonna Wilkinson, Mary Don Miller. The high school gymnasium was the scene of this meeting. Everyone listened attentively as the evening's program was explained. Miss Ranny, the sponsor of the club, teaches the girls the art of home- H making. ' 30