Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Union City, CA)

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Don Rhoades----July 20, 1931 Slipped into the class of “49” in the first grade. Keeps his eyes on the under- classmen girls. He is also known for his ability to play the drums. Jo Ann Parks---December 22, 1930 Entered the class of “49” in the fifth grade from Union City, Ohio. She is very shy and gets along wonderfully with all the teachers of J. H. S. Noah Swallow---June 8, 1931 Breezed into our class in the first grade and has been with our class ever since. Although he has had some bad times he has finally finished his twelve years at Jackson. Jane Armstrong----November 9, 1930 Breezed into our class in her Freshman year from Lewisburg. How we ever put up with her the remaining four years, we will never know? ? Robert Jones---August 16, 1930 With a hop, skip, and jump he entered our class in the sixth grade. He can’t decide whether to date a blonde, brunette, or redhead. Joan Klosterman---January 12, 1931 Shy, little, girl entered Jackson in her Freshman year from Beaver Pond. She is seen studying and being a good girl throughout her days at Jackson. Zola Rhoades---October 4, 1931 We hear that she likes Fort Recovery. Entered her Freshman year at Jackson. It is thought that she likes the song “JACK JACK JACK . June Scott--June 19, 1931 Her future is pretty well planned as she now wears a diamond. Entered our class in the first grade and has been with us ever since. It is thought that she likes the name Charlie. Anna Kramer----February 26, 1931 Entered our class in her Freshman year. It is rumored that she likes the Air Force, and is going to be a Future Home Maker. Mary Lenker----June 27, 1931 Came into our class, from Brown School, in her Freshman year. Returns to Ansonia every now and then, to the ballgames, so she says. Robert Snyder--January 23, 1932 Blew into our class in the first grade and has been here ever since. He has yet to find his ideal girl in this Jackson Den. 18

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CLASS HISTORY Virginia. Amspaugh--April 5, 1931 Quietly entered Jackson in the first grade. With her ups and downs she still remains one of the Senior Class of “49 . Ruth Bateman-----June 26, 1931 A sly, little girl entered Jackson for the first time in “37.” Although she didn’t know how to read or write, she tried her best to succeed, and at last she has. Ralph Ford---October 17, 1930 Stumbled into the first grade with a shy look. He was bashful then and he still is. Bill Swank---June 4, 1931 When wandering up to the first grade, he fell and injured his head. Having never fully recovered, he still remains one of the morons of the Senior Class. Eileen Good--July 5, 1930 Joined our class in her Freshman year from Brown School. It is rumored that she patronizes a certain grocery store in Greenville. Bob Zacharias----May 26, 1931 Joined our class in his Freshman year and is now crossing the bridge of fame and knowledge. However he can't quite decide which is the best; a blonde, brownette or redhead. Kenneth Hobbs----February 9, 1930 Entered Jackson in the sixth grade from from Union City, Ohio. He is well-known for his scholastic ability. Jack Livingston--February 10, 1930 Entered the second grade from Gettysburg. He is known for his ability to play basketball. I hear he spends most of his night life with a certain brownette from Jackson. Evelyn Shoop-----August 24, 1931 A girl who likes tp ride in Oldsmobiles. Entered Jackson from Ansonia in her Sophomore year. She is well-known for her cheerleading ability. Evelyn Livingston---April 14, 1930 Started her education here at Jackson in the first grade. During these years she has made several acquaintances and hopes someday to find the one and only. Dorothy Oda---September 17, 1931 Bashfully entered Jackson in the first grade, and has finally made the grade. She is known for her ability to ride in cars, especially in Fords. John Patterson---August 18, 1931 Sneaked into our class in his Freshman year. He is always seen studying and he is known for his scholastic ability and for his work as an artist. 17

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SONG HITS Ruth Bateman...........................Milkman Keep Those Bottles Quiet Bob Snyder...........................................I Want a Girl JoAnn Parks............................ Powder Your Face with Sunshine Zola Rhoades...............................................Tea for Two Kenny Hobbs.......................................Beer Barrel Polka Eileen Good.........................How I Hate to Get up in the Morning Noah Swallow.................................... One Sunday Afternoon Evelyn Shoop................................In My Merry Oldsmobile Jane Armstrong.....................................Now Is the Hour Anna Kramer...............................................How Soon June Scott......................................................Always Jack Livingston.............................On a Slow Boat to China Mary Lenker.......................................That Certain Party Bill Swank..................................My Mama Done Told Me Don Rhoades.......................................Five Minutes More John Patterson....................................Girl of My Dreams Bob Jones...........................The Best Things in Life Are Free Ralph Ford....................................Bell Bottom Trousers Bob Zacharias......................................Careless Hands Joan Klosterman......................I’ll Always Be in Love with You Virginia Amspaugh.........................................Billy Boy Dorothy Oda.......................................Life Gets Tedious Evelyn Livingston............................ Cruising Down The River Class....................-......................After Graduation Day Senior Boys.......................................This Is the Army Senior Girls..................................Some Sunday Morning Miss Gard.......................................................Jeanie Mrs. Canfield.............................Take Me Out to the Ballgame Mr. Canfield.................................I Love to Live in Loveland Mr. Steele.........................................For U Was Mary Mr. Royer............................................Foggy River Mrs. Carpenter.....................................................°h Johnny Miss Brandeberry.........................Put Your Arms around Me Miss Pabekost................................Alexander’s Ragtime Band Mr. Miller........................................Down on the Farm Miss Matters...............................................by Myself Mrs. Brown..................................1 Can’t Begin to Tell You Mrs. Warner......................................My Sugar Is So Refined Mrs. McCullough...................................Buttons and Bows Mr. Hartzell..............................Ida, Sweeter than Apple Cider Mrs. Hartzell.....................................Mr. Five by Five Mr. Brewer......................................They Say It’s Wonderful Teachers............................. I’ll Be Glad When You're Gone 19