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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1951 volume:

Jacksonian Looking Through The Keyhole At JACKSON LOCAL SCHOOL R. F. D. 5 Union City, Indiana 1951 Dedication We, the Seniors of 1951, wish to dedicate our annual to all the sponsors we have had during our high school days. We especially appreicate their help, advice, and co-operation with all our class problems, and we are sincerely glad that they, too, enjoyed our triumphs'. We wish them continued luck and success in their respective teaching careers now, and in the years to come. 2 t 3Fac ulig a School Board Shirley Stickelman Hugh Hurley Bill Brooks Marvin Shomber Byron Threewits 4 t Steel Brentlinger Warner Hartzell Mott Warner Leeper Habekoat Fulk Huffman Fasick McCullough Royer Swickard Roush Matters 5 6 Seniors VERDA MAE HURLEY Girls' Glee Club..J. 2. 3. 4 Double Sextette..................3, 4 Mixed Chorus......................3 Band Vice-President...............3 Band........................1,2, 3, 4 F. H. A.......................1. 2. 3 F. H. A. Historian................3 Student Council...................1 Annual Staff......................4 Sunbonnet Sue ...................2 The Cannibal Queen ..............3 Aunt Cathie's Calf'..............4 4-H Work....................4 years Class President..................3. 4 ROBERT MILLER F. F. A..........................1, 2 Basketball........................1 Baseball..........................2 Class Vice-President.............2, 4 Class Reporter....................1 Judging T earn....................2 F. F. A. Basketball Squad.........2 Annual Staff......................4 The Cannibal Queen ..............3 Aunt Cathie's Cat ...............4 JEANETTE WEISS F. H. A.................. Sunbonnet Sue '......... Class Treasurer.......... Class President.......... Class Secretary.......... Girls1 Glee Club........... Double Sextette.......... The Cannibal Queen ..... Aunt Cathie's Calf'........ 4-H Work................. 4-H Club Congress........ ...1. 2, 3 ........2 .... 1. 3 ........2 .........4 1. 2. 3. 4 .......4 ........3 ........4 . 6 years ........4 8 PHYLLIS ROYER Vocal Solo, Piqua District......4 Flute Trio, Piqua District......4 Band.....................1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club.........1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Trio....................1, 3 Mixed Chorus....................2 Double Sextette................3, 4 Girls' Ensemble.................3 F. H. A.........................1 Annual Staff....................4 Class Reporter..............2, 3, 4 Band Reporter..................3. 4 Sunbonnet Sue .................2 The Cannibal Queen . ..........3 Aunt Cathie's Cal?'............4 PHILLIP D ETA MORE Glee Club....................1.2,4 Basketball...............1� 2, 3, 4 Band.............................2 Baseball..................1� 2, 3, 4 F. F. A..................1, 2, 3, 4 Judging Tearn...............i. 3, 4 Treasurer........................4 The Cannibal Queen .............3 Aunt Cathie's Cal?'.............4 Sunbonnet Sue ..................2 Vice-President of F. F. A........4 President........................4 Annual Staff.....................1 Student Council .................1 DELORES ARMSTRONG F. H. A...................1. 2. 3, 4 Mixed Chorus......................3 Double Sextette................3, 4 Sunbonnet Sue?'..................2 Aunt Cathie's Cat?'..............4 Girls' Ensemble...................3 Girls' Glee Club...........1.2, 3, 4 Class Play Trio...................3 4-H Work..........................3 years 9 BARBARA EDWARDS Mixed Chorus......................2 F. H. A..................1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club...........1, Z, 3. 4 Girls' Double Sextette..........3, 4 Class Play Trio...................3 Class Play Quartet................4 Aunt Cathie's Cat'...............4 4-H Work..........................2 years JOE BARNUM Basketball 1, 2. 4 Track Baseball GERTRUDE HOWELL Girls' Glee Club..1, 2, 3. 4 Mixed Chorus.....................3 Double Sextette..................4 F. H. A............................. Sunbonnet Sue?'..................Z The Cannibal Queen ..............3 Aunt Cathie's Cat'...............4 Girls' Ensemble...................3 10 MARILYN JONES Band......................1. 2, 3. 4 Mixed Chorus.....................1 Sunbonnet Sue ..................2 The Cannibal Queen .............3 Girls' Trio.................1, 3 F. H. A.....................1. 3. 4 Double Sextette..................4 Girls' Glee Club...........1,2, 4 DICK JORDAN F. F. A..................1, Band....................... Band Vice-President........ The Cannibal Queen ....... Aunt Cathie's Cat!'....... ADDAH MAE McCLAIN 4-H......................4 years F. H. A...................1, 2, 3. 4 Class Play Prompter............3 Girls' Glee Club.........1,2, 3. 4 Sunbonnet Sue ................2 2. 3, 4 2. 3. 4 .....4 .....3 .....4 11 ELSIE RHOADES Band......................1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus......................1 Girls' Glee Club.............1. 2. 4 Double Sextette..................3, 4 Girls' Trio......................1, 3 Sunbonnet Sue ...................2 The Cannibal Queen!'.............3 Aunt Cathie's Cat!'..............4 DOYLE FRANCIS PATTERSON F. F. A..................1. 2. 3, 4 Aunt Cathie's Ca ..............4 F. F. A. Secretary...............4 F. F. A. Basketball Squad__2. 3,4 Basketball......................1 I GLORIA RIFFLE F. H. A..................1. 2. 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club........1.2, 3. 4 Mixed Chorus......................3 F. H. A. Reporter.................3 Cheerleader.......................4 Double Sextette ..................4 Class Play Quartet................4 Sunbonnet Sue ...................2 4-H Work....................2 years 12 HELEN LOUISE ROSE F. H. A...................1, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. Parliamentarian.........3 Girls' Glee Club...........1,2, 3. 4 Class Secretary..................3 Double Sextette..................4 Girls' Ensemble..................3 Mixed Chorus.....................3 Class Play Prompter...........3 4 MARLENE SWALLOW Band.......................1� 2, 3,4 F. H. A....................1, 2. 3. 4 F. H. A. Historian................2 F. H. A. President................4 Band President....................4 The Cannibal Queen ..............3 Aunt Cathie's Cat?'..............4 Double Sextette...................4 Girls' Glee Club..............1.2,4 Sunbonnet Sue '..................2 4-H Work....................4 years 13 JEANETTE STIVER F. H. A..........................1 Class Play Prompter.............3, 4 Mixed Chorus....................2, 3 Girls' Glee Club...........1, Z, 4 Double Sextette..................4 Sunbonnet Sue ..................Z DUANE SHOMBER F. F. A...........1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club...................1 Basketball........................1 Class Vice-President..............3 Judging Tearn..............1,2, 3,4 The Cannibal Queen ...............3 F. F. A. President................4 ELEANOR STOCKSDALE Vocal Solo, District.........2,3,4 Vocal Solo, State.................3 Girls' Glee Club.............1, 2, 4 Mixed Chorus...................1,2 Double Sextette...................4 Band......................1, 2. 3, 4 Sunbonnet Su '...................2 The Cannibal Queen ..............3 Class Play Girls' Quartet.........4 Class Play Solo................3, 4 F. H. A...........................l 4-H........................8 years Office.........................1, 2 14 SALLY WISNER F. H. A..........................1 Girls' Glee Club................1. 4 Girls' Ensemble..................3 Double Sextette..................4 JOYCE WRIGHT Sunbonnet Sue .....................2 F. H. A.......................1. 2. 4 Girls' Glee Club..............1.2, 4 Double Sextette.....................4 15 Class Prophecy On a warm summer evening in the year 1971, two matrons, once known as Barbara Edwards and Jeanette Weiss, were reminiscing on Barbara's and Duane's front porch. And as the conversation casually drifted to their gradu- ating class at Jackson in 1951, this is what they found had happened to their classmates during the past twenty years: Delores Armstrong has fulfilled her life long ambition by becoming the best saleslady of the Fuller Brush Company of New York City. She has been doing this for a long time, for she applied for the job during our class trip way back in '51. We find that Joe Barnum is the new owner of the famous Red 73 of Union City. It is evident that he keeps his wife well supplied with that good Red 73 Milk, for she dantily tips the scales at 250'. Quite a surprise is Phillip Detamore coaching the Jackson Redskins to easy victories in the state championship finals. (Mr. Roush is now man- ufacturing college lettermen in mass production). Until Duane finished his term in the Army, Barbara Edwards held a secret military position with his division. But they finally decided army life was not for them. Now they have a small army of their own. (We always knew Barbara was a patriotic girl'.) After all these years, it took little ole' Verda Mae Hurley to break history's tradition by becoming the first woman president of the United States. She doesn't have much trouble controlling Congress, we are told. Gertrude Howell has really been hitting the ropes these days with her wrestling championship title at stake. She says wrestling has its ups and downs. After watching her on television, we whole-heartedly agree with her. The old saying, something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue, seems to have gone over pretty well with Marilyn and Marion, for they now are Mr. and Mrs. Wogomon-------and family1. By name, Melinda, Mike, Margie, and Mickey. (Not to mention a couple of motor- cycles). Now at last we find that all we have to do is turn a little knob to hear Dick Jordan's familiar voice saying, Now Duz even washes your lingerie'. . Yes, he has taken over the radio commercials on WLW. And remember that little knob? It's so convenient to turn him off'. 16 Class Prophecy - (continued) Addah Mae McClain became so interested in cheese from her work at the dairy store, that she went to Switzerland. And of all things, she met a watchmaker there and they now have a cozy home in the Alps'. We haven't heard from Bob Miller in quite a while since his invention of a new type of rocket ship has boomed to popularity. The last we did find out was that he was on his way to the moon. No doubt he took Marlene along. (Nice and private up there you know'.) You never would have guessed that bashful, slow-talking Francis Patterson has become a high powered auctioneer. Peggy takes care of the financial side of the business and she takes care of Francis, too1. Gerald Price has finally established a bus route between Rose Hill and North Manchester. Although we know his wife has her college education, there are other little items around the house that need some schooling. Years ago Gloria Riffle led the cheering section at basketball games, but now she is being cheered as one of the highest scoring forwards on girls' professional basketball teams. It looks as if her physical education classes at Jackson were not in vain. Since Miss Habekost found her dream man, Elsie Rhoades has been running things at Jackson in the music department. She also is interested in Jackson, Indiana. As you know. Jack Cummings is now their coach'. Phyllis Royer has really been places. We hear now that she is doing missionary work in South America and as a sideline she has written many interesting articles and stories about her experiences. Helen Rose has gained new responsibilities since she has now been pro- moted to the position of the boss's wife instead of merely being his secretary. Looks as if when Helen applied for her job, she got more than she bargained for. Nice work, don't you agree? My, but Duane Shomber lives a dangerous life since he is driving for the Yellow Cab Company of Chicago1. We just hope he never gets involved with any gangsters'. Eleanor Stocksdale now sings on the Telephone Houi1' with none other than Gordan McRae'. Of course, we all realize that her training at Jackson was the most important stepping stone in her singing career'. 17 Class Prophecy - (continued) Since the family's expenses are increasing so rapidly, the former Marlene Swallow is helping to make the living for her little angels (so Marlene says) by giving music lessons. (Marlene drives around in her Buick these days while Jim sports a beautiful Chevy1.) During his tireless search for his one and only, Herman Washington has become known as one of the greatest lovers since Rudolph Valentino. (And just to think he never had a date during high school1. Ahem1. Ahem1.) After breaking all scholastic records at Miami, Jeanette Weiss decided it was time to do something worthwhile. Now Dick and she are putting their talent together and raising brainy little tigers for Ansonia's future basketball and football teams. Instead of The Egg And f it is The Pig And f for Sally Wisner. For the little farm near Fort Recovery is getting quite overrun with HAMPSHIRE Pigs. Sally says there is never a dull moment! Joyce Wright has finished beauty school and is now literally making Dayton the city beautiful' from her excellent work with cosmetics. Yesterday we read in the Dayton Daily News that Joyce has taken out a patent on her latest hair-do! 18 Senior Class History Delores Armstrong--June 20, 1933 Came to Jackson in March of seventh grade from Lewisburg. She has been one of the meanest girls at Jackson, even if the teachers haven't caught her yet1. She also likes the armed services, we hear. Joe Barnum—September 1, 1932 Started to school here at Jackson in the first grade, but left us to go to the Washington Township School. He couldn't resist coming back, however, although we know he also likes Union City very well. Phillip Detamore—July 25, 1933 Came to Jackson in the first grade and has been going here ever since. He is a strong backer of the Junior Class. Barbara Edwards--February 3, 1934 Entered the halls of Jackson in her Freshman year from Washington Township- It is rumored that she likes the Army, and black Plymouths, very much'. Gertrude Howell--September 30, 1932 Entered the halls of Jackson in her Freshman year from Beaver Pond. Green- ville is her favorite town'. Verda Mae Hurley--September 6, 1933 A shy, but intelligent little girl entered school for the first time at Jackson in 1939. She has always had a bright future ahead of her'. Marilyn Jones--March 2 0, 193 3 Came to Jackson in the fourth grade from Mt. Sion. She seems to get along with the teachers very well. She flashes her left hand around these days'. Richard Jordan--January 9, 1933 Started his education here at Jackson in the first grade and for some reason, has been at it ever since. He is well known for his farming ability. Addah Mae McClain--September 7, 1933 Entered Jackson in the first grade and left in the fifth grade; but seeing that Jackson was a better school, she decided to come back in the sixth grade. So we have her with us yet'. And we're glad. Robert Miller--November 30, 1933 Came to Jackson in the sixth grade and has been going here ever since. He seems to keep a pretty close watch on the Junior Class. 19 Francis Patterson--September 16, 1933 Came to our class in his Freshman year from Washington Township, and has been going here ever since, even if he has been accused of leaving his heart at the East Side'. Gerald Price--October 9, 1932 He entered our school in his Freshman year from Dayton, and has been keep- ing up with us ever since. We know he'll make it now1. Elsie Rhoades--August 16, 1933 She entered our dear J. H. S. in the first grade and for some reason or other we haven't been able to get rid of her', (but we don't really care'.) She is our bash- fullest!' gal. Gloria Riffle--May 8, 1933 She entered during our Freshman year from Woodington School. She thinks Bronze '50' Fords are super. Well, maybe they are'. Helen Louise Rose--July 29, 1933 She joined our class in her Junior year from Greenville High School. Could it be that she likes Chevrolets ? ? ? ? Oh, never'. Phyllis Royer—December 4, 1933 She has gone to Jackson all her twelve years, beginning with Miss Thelma Huffer and finishing before she finishes her dad completely'. Not always being an entirely good little girl, she is still pretty well liked by all the teachers and kids. Duane Shomber--November 26, 1933 He started here as a wee little tot in the first grade, and he is not too big yet1. He is still growning, though, freckles and all'. Jeanette Stiver--May 5, 1933 Slowly entered Jackson in the second semester of the first grade from Ansonia. We here that any day she may become Mrs. Bill Mikesell'. Eleanor Stocksdale--September 25, 1933 Blondie, as she is sometimes called, has yet to find her one and only, but she is not worried, as there is, she knows, plenty of time'. She came to Jackson in the first grade and has been heard singing in the halls of dear old J. H. S. ever since'. Marlene Swallow—September 9, 1933 Quietly entered Jackson in the first grade and has been with our class all the years after. It seems to her that all roads lead to the little town of Ansonia, across the way'. Herman Washington--June 15, 1933 Enrolled here in the class in the first grade, left in the second grade, came back in the seventh grade, left in the eighth grade, and finally decided to stick for good when he returned in his Freshman year'. He has been sliding along with us ever since. 20 Jeanette Weiss—January 2 0, 1933 She entered our Class of ' 51 from Washington, too, way back when we were inexperienced Freshmen. She seems to know a lot about Ansonia's football team-- Hmmmm-------we wonder why1.1.1. Sally Ann Wisner--August 18, 1934 Entered the class in the Freshman year from Hancock, Michigan. She likes Fort Recovery quite well. Joyce Wright--August 18, 1933 Entered Jackson in the seventh grade from Dayton, Ohio's Wayne Township. We know she still is very much attached to the fair city, however1. 21 Class Will We, the members of the Senior Class of 1951 of the school of Jackson, county of Drake, and state of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament. As we leave our old familiar J. H. S., we wish to give some of our assets to the underclassmen for their misfortune or bene- fit, as the case may be. But to all underclassmen, we first of all will our ability to get along together, and our ability to study. These are the individual bequests,.1.1. I, Delores Armstrong, will my ability to skate to Barbara St. Myers. I, Joseph Barnum, will my speedy roadster to Bobby Livingston. I, Phillip Detamore, will my ability to keep training rules to Prink Jessup. I, Barbara Edwards, will my ability to keep in contact with the Army to Barbara Caupp. I, Gertrude Howell, will my ability to get a man to Jane Teegarden. I, Verda Mae Hurley, will my music ability to Rodger Armstrong. I, Marilyn Jones, will my diamond to Delores Hartsell. 1, Richard Jordan, will my ability to talk to Lowell Warner. I, Addah Mae McClain, will my adress book to Joan Shook. 1, Robert Miller, will my shyness to Gary Gower. L Francis Patterson, will my wavy hair to Mr. Brentlinger. I, Gerald Price, will my good behavior in study hall to Esther Aumiller. 1, Elsie Rhoades, will my twirling ability to my brother, Carlton. 1, Gloria Riffle, will my cheerleading ability to Carol Bateman. I, Helen Louise Rose, will my ability to get in on time to Marlene Weiss. 1. Phyllis Royer, will my writing ability to Peggy Fellers. I, Duane Shomber, will my slimness to Paul Lawson. I, Eleanor Stocksdale, will my singing ability to Sara McGill. 1, Marlene Swallow, will my ability to play the baritone to Ronnie Greenhoff. 1, Herman Washington, will my driving ability to Marvin Lenker. I, Jeanette Weiss, will my secretarial ability to Emma Jean Dewey. 1, Sally Wisner, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Vernon Liette. I, Joyce Wright, will my quiet ways to Mary Wisner. a Class Poem We are the Class of '51. Our lives, as yet, remain unsung; Are silent, still, undone. Tender, separate destinies have only just begun. And how well we'll remember Jackson'. The dear old place where first we learned To really know each other; To live and laugh and love.......together. Scenes will come back to us from every year, And bring perhaps, a sigh or a tear. But so it goes'. Now, of course, we'll have a brief review Of every Senior heart so true: First comes Delores Armstrong, needless to say. Because her name begins with an A. She is tall and slender, likes to laugh and roller skate, And is never at a loss for words in a debate'. Joe Barnum, a stocky fellow with a dimple in his cheek. Just lives for the Friday night of every week. Studies for Joe are mostly just a bore; No brain work for him, except on the basketball floor. Phil Detamore's an all-round guy, When you greet the gang, his is the friendliest Hi. And although it's Marilyn he talks to in the hall--- All the girls (and fellas, too) are sure he's on the ball'. Barbara Edwards is a tall and pretty girl— Something about her makes boys' hearts whirl. But they might as well play it safe and sane. t For Barbara has eyes for no one but her Army lad, Duane. Gertie Howell, the artist of our class. Is a good-looking, as well as talented lass. She works in the lunch room (and we know she likes to eat) But never mind, Gertie, you still can t be beat. Verda Mae Hurley, who holds the class together. And sticks by us in all kinds of weather. Is really and truly one nice gal-- A swell president, and a wonderful pal'. Marilyn Jones is better known as Maralie or jonesie, And about that fact, we know we simply can't be bonesy’ . In fact, her popularity makes us think we, too, f Should have more than the one ordinary name we do. 23 Dick Jordan is always ready with his cockeyed grin; And if there ever were a laughing contest, oh, Dick would surely win1, For who has ever met our Dick down in the dumps ? ? ? ? He doesn't travel that way; the road's too full of bumps'.'. Addah Mae McClain works hard at the dairy store-- Night and day her heels pound that hard, familiar floor; But a little fraternity pin wonders will do'. We know it keeps her from becoming very, very blue'. Bob Miller and Marlene exist from sigh to sigh; Sometimes we wonder if maybe--------but then, we mustn't pry'. Anyhow, here's the best of everything to these two, And maybe something old will soon be something new'. Francis Patterson, who thinks a lot of a girl in Union City, Has good taste, for Peggy is pretty'. And Franny also likes to drive his car---- That's why you see him wherever you are'. Gerald Price, we think, is a neat, nice find, But he has too many girls on his mind'. Nevertheless, he'll just settle down and farm--- He'll soon be married; there's no cause for alarm'. Elsie Rhoades has big, shining brown eyes That help her get acquainted with all the guys'. And you can't say the boys don't like it--they do'. (And don't let Elsie fool you---she likes it, too'.) Gloria Riffle's wide cheer leading fame Has added to the status of Jackson's fair name'. And that's swell, Gloria'. Just stay behind that team--- They need you to keep them on the beam'. Helen Rose is our one gal who Goes with a boy from the Class of '52'. And even if she does say her hope chest is hope-less, We know that's just a lot of foolishness1. Phyllis Royer is always reading or writing: She thinks manuscripts are so exciting'. But watch her engrossed as she goes down the hall---- If she weren't equipped with radar, oh, she'd surely fall'. Watch out'. Duane Shomber is on the loose'. (All the teachers want Duane for unnecessary abuse'.) But we're sure Duane is good at heart, He does try to do his part'. Jeanette Stiver's only known will Is to marry a guy she affectionately calls Bill. The best of luck to you, Jeanette, And may this tie-up prove the best yet'. 24 Eleanor Stocksdale has a voice that's very good. We hope she makes out as well as she she should1. One day, let's hope we'll be proud to relate That little 'Lenore was our classmate'. Marlene Swallow is the president of the Senior Band; She's a girl we know is grand'. (And, no doubt, Jim knows it, too.) So, Marlene, it looks as though we all love you'. Herman Washington is a black-haired boy, Who is, we're sure, his father's pride and joy. When asked to do something, with a sigh, He only says How? and never Why? Jeanette Weiss, who never says die, Makes an A, or doesn't try----- She helps us all, and is really swell'. (And Dick agrees, so all is well'.) Sally Ann Wisner's not exactly dumb. She, too, wraps studies around her thumb'. (And though Donnie would like to give her a diamond ring, We're sure she doesn't want the old thing'.) Joyce Wright, whom everyone calls Jo, Is quiet and unassuming, as all of you know. But she also is just loads of fun--- (As soon as she gets her studying done'.) And this is all of us--- Yes, we are through. We just want to say Best Wishes To you, and you, and you'. And please---- Carry on the traditions of Jackson, Continue in her virtue, her fame. Spread her fair, of fairest names'. To you, the classes yet to come, We, the Class of '51, Throw the torch of learning. Hold it high'. 25 Juniors L. ELLIOTT N. SUBLER P. LAWSON M. SUBLER J. SHOOK R. RHOADES R. McEOWEN G. DAY C. BLUME D. JESSUP E. AUMILLER J. CAUPP J. ANDERSON V. LIETTE D. RUE D. HARTZELL M. LENKER M. WEISS N. HIESTAND J. DENNISTON L. WARNER E. AINSWORTH B. LIVINGSTON J. SUBLER D. SMITH E. DEWEY G. ROSE M. ROCKWOOD K. BOWMAN H. KRAMER R. BARGA B. ST. MYERS MR. SWICKWARD Sophomores MISS WARNER S. WARNER R. SUBLER P. SCHILLING J. MILLS P. LIGGETT O. FORD J. ERWIN B. CAUPP R. WHITESEL G. LENKER N. WILLIAMSON M. BEAM L. THREEWITS R. HART D. SCOTT T. KESSLER A. HURLEY P. SHOMBER D. KESTER J. STAMMEN 18 P. MYER A. BARGA D. STOCKSDALE J. ARNETT P. ROTH E. RHOADES S. RHOADES E. JOURNAY N. RHOADES B. HEIST AND D. COBLENT Z W. GOOD E. ST. MYERS S. HARMESON RODGER C. BATEMEN L. STUMP ARMSTRONG RODNEY ARMSTRONG D. WHERKAMP S. HAKE J. TEEGARDEN M. FRANK 29 Sophomores Freshmen MR. ROUSH P. SUBLER R. McEOWEN R. REIER F. SMILEY B. HARTER S. RUNKLE K. SCHOLL C. SHIELDS G. MURPHY M. ROSE G. STOCKSDALE B. EDWARDS R. BARGA G. GOWER K. ABEL P. ARMSTRONG A. MAXWELL J. WEISS G. BRUBAKER O. FORD D. HOSTETLER S. MILLER M. TEEGARDEN D. ROYER C. LIGGETT G. ROSE S. MacGILL 30 Seventh Grade Eighth Grade 31 Sixth Grade a Fifth Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade 33 First Grade Second Grade 34 Athletics First Team Second Team 36 Basketball As is usually the case, from the first of November to the last of Feb- ruary, the main topic of conversation at Jackson was basketball. Lacking height this year, Jackson has depended almost entirely upon drive. While other teams of the county had two or three six footers, we had only one on the first squad, and our strength on the bankboard was weak. We had no rebound men back from last year, and our lack of experience showed pretty badly at the first of the year. Several of our games were very close and could have gone either way, but bad luck seemed to be on our side. Seven games were lost by one or two points. Our record looks pretty bad, but we were always able to put up a good scrap and push the other team to the limit. We showed our ability to play ball by beating Wayne, one of the better teams of Randolph County, 59 to 57. In the tournament we drew Hollansburg who hit a large percent of their shots and beat us 68 to 48. Duane Richards made 30 points for Hollansburg, and Detamore and Jessup were high for the Jackson Redskins making 12 points apiece. This put us into the losers bracket. We met and defeated Monroe on a last minute basket by Bobby Livingston who was high for Jackson with 15 points. Fasick was high for Monroe with 12 points. We went on to meet Gettysburg who defeated us by a score of 47 to 46. Laughman was high for Gettysburg with 13 points, and Livingston connected for 19 for Jackson. The prospects for next year are very good since only Detamore and 37 Barnum are lost by graduation. Cheerleaders Junior High Team 38 Baseball Boys Baseball September 15 Arcanum Here Jackson vs. Arcanum September 22 New Madison There 0 14 September 26 Franklin Here Jackson vs. Franklin September 29 Palestine There 7 6 October 3 Hollansburg Here Jackson vs. Palestine Monroe There 2 9 (Spring Games) Gettysburg There Jackson vs. Hollansburg Union City Here 12 17 Jackson 3 vs. New Madison 2 39 40 Activities HOME ECONOMICS DIVISION OF THE FARMERS INSTITUTE 42 F. F. A. Boys WAYNE BREWER AND LeROY HARTZELL Veteran Agriculture Instructors 43 puvg joiutif puoff uoiuds 47 48 49 50 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’51 WE HAVE TO OFFER: OHIO CERTIFIED HYBRID SEED CORN K 62, W 64, C 54, C 38A, C 38 AND W 36 HAWKEYE SOYBEANS, CLINTON 59 OATS AND THE NEW SENECA WHEAT KRAMER'S SEED FARM PHONE ROSSBURG 70-F-30 NEW WESTON, OHIO WAYNE TRAIL FARMS POTATOES AYRSHIRE CATTLE GLEN W. STOCKSDALE 7814 UNION CITY, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER'S MONUMENTS ANSONIA, OHIO Ansonia Grain Co GRAIN - FEED - SEED - FERTILIZER - COAL AND FARM SUPPLIES PHONE 18 ANSONIA, OHIO Hurst's Music Store GREENVILLE, OHIO Twin View Farms BREEDERS OF GUERNSEY AND ANGUS CATTLE R. F. D. No. 1 - - - WEST ALEXANDRIA, OHIO JOHN H. HABEKOST CARL H. HABEKOST PHONE 150-F-14 PHONE 150-F-ll BEST WISHES TO THE JACKSON SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY The Farmers State Bank OHIO — UNION CITY — INDIANA MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ESTABLISHED IN 1916 RESOURCES OVER THREE MILLION Me V AYS FOR SPORTING GOODS 320 BROADWAY PHONE 416 GREENVILLE, OHIO Wetzel's Oliver Store SALES - GENUINE PARTS - SERVICE COMPLETE LINE OF OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT DUNHAM TILLAGE TOOLS - GEHL PAPEC FORAGE HARVESTERS - BOLENS HUSKY GARDEN TRACTORS PHONE 470 GREENVILLE, OHIO 1 4 MILE SOUTH COMPLIMENTS OF South Side Elevator ROYAL HATCHERY SOUTH SIDE FARM STORE PHONE 244-43 UNION CITY, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF John Montano Lumber Co. UNION CITY, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF Baily Hardware THE STORE FOR YOUR COMPLETE FARM AND HOME NEEDS ANSONIA, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF The Ansoina Lumber Co. GEORGE L. KLIPSTINE PHONE 88 COMPLIMENTS OF Union City Electric Co. OF COURSE IT’S ELECTRIC! UNION CITY INDIANA t' A. C. Seman Sons MEAT MARKET ‘HOME KILLED MEATS” 227 N. COLUMBIA STREET PHONE 150 UNION CITY INDIANA Ross Elevator GRAIN - FEED - SEED “NO SHORT WEIGHTS - NO LONG WAITS” PHONE 276 UNION CITY, INDIANA Union Trust Company MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BANKING - INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE UNION CITY, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF The Citizens Bank Co. MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION “ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE” ANSONIA, OHIO BE THE BEST DRESSED PERSON IN YOUR CROWD BUY YOUR CLOTHES AT R. Kirshbaum Co. UNION CITY INDIANA Brooks Sons Funeral Home AIR CONDITIONED PHONE 543 UNION CITY, INDIANA Fraze Funeral Home UNION CITY, INDIANA Clover Farm Store UNION CITY, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF The Fashion Shoe Store GREENVILLE’S NEWEST AND MOST COMPLETE FAMILY SHOE STORE BILL WILLIAMS 616 S. BROADWAY GREENVILLE, OHIO Vance Son SPECIALIZING IN MASTER MIX FEEDS GRAIN - FEED- COAL AND GRINDING ELROY —TELEPHONES— ANSONIA 2-F-13 UNION CITY 4140 A Friend Veit's Market The Best In Groceries - Meats - Vegetables -Fruits 317 West Oak Street Union City, Indiana Compliments of Union City Times Gazette Union City, Indiana Stanley Kester Clothes SELLS MEN'S and BOYS' KLOTHES Hyde Park Suits, Top Coats - Shapley Dress and Sport Shirts Nu-Way Ties, Belts - Suspenders and Jewelry - Kaynee Boys’ Wear Allen A Hose - Haynes Mayo Briefs, Shirts and Tee Shirts Bachelor Friend Guaranteed Hose - Puritan Sweaters Sport Shirts Compliments of IRVEN and NELLE SHIFFLET Ansonia, Ohio REEDS FURNITURE MART The Place to Buy, Sell and Exchange New and Used Furniture 117 North Columbia Street Phone 140 BRENTON'S Stromberg - Carlson Television - Raytheon Television Records - Appliances - Complete Service Department Next to Kirshbaums 207 North Columbia Street Union City, Indiana PURVIS DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists Phone 133 Union City, Indiana GREENLEE ELECTRIC CO. Furniture and Appliances Roper Ranges - Westinghouse Appliances - Ironrite Ironers ABC Washers - Lowe Bros. Paint - Domestic Sewing Machines Service on All Appliances 236 North Columbia Joe Greenlee Phone 189 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Union City, Indiana Compliments of COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Greenville, Ohio VIETOR - HUSTON FOOD-O-MAT Greenville, Ohio WADE HARDWARE Hardware - Plumbing - Electrical Supplies Hoover Cleaners - Frigidaire Sales and Service Telephone 70 224 N. Columbia Street 9 F. T. D. Member • Potted Plants Vi Cut Flowers Vi Parties - Weddings Funeral Designs w Haeger Pottery Ohio - Union City - Indiana “Where It Saves To Buy” Vi Candlewick Crystal tv Cape Cod Crystal Hi-Jac Coasters West Bend Aluminum (0 Bruelheide Tallies W Greeting Cards to Paper Art Table Sets HUNTS FLORAL GIFT SHOP $ Personalized Gifts IV Playing Cards 9 Esterbrook Pens V) Syracuse China © Stationery Union City, Indiana 226 N. Columbia St. Telephone 50 Compliments of THE ELROY STORE General Merchandise and Armstrong Linoleum 2-F-31 Ansonia Elroy, Ohio 4131 Union City C. A. Riegel and Son WOODINGTON ELEVATOR Dealer in Feeds - Seeds - Grain - Fertilizer - Coal White Rose Gasoline Enarco Motor Oils Telephone Greenville 2020-R SEIBERT CLEANERS Phone 617 Union City, Indiana REIGEL'S GULF SERVICE Complete Service Main Street - State Line Union City, Ohio DALE'S BARBER SHOP For Appointment Phone 25 Dale Prescott Ruby Lee Union City, Indiana HOSPITALITY DRIVE INN On U. S. Road 28 If Looking For Good Food - - Try Us Home Cooked Food Only L. H. Stocksdale, Prop. Chef Y. D. Stocksdale KENNY KESSLER Hauling Lime - Gravel - Stone - - Cement Contracting Phone 7242 Union City, Indiana HOUSEHOLDER AUTO SALES 119 East Elm Street Phone 177 Your Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Genuine Factory Parts and Service Also Authorized Dealer for Maytag Washers - Ironers and Stoves Compliments and Good Wishes CHAS. W. RICE and COMPANY, Inc. Union City, Indiana SPRADLING OIL COAL Vortex Gas - Quality Coal - Building Material Phone 53 Union City, Indiana For the Finest in Photography at Reasonable Prices See Us at FOLKERTH STUDIO No Appointment Necessary We Also Do Photo Finishing Greenville, Ohio BURDGE STUDIO 409 Broadway Phone 48 Portraits - Weddings - Commercial Illustration If It’s Photographic, Let Us Quote Prices WILSON'S STUDEBAKER Greenville, Ohio Dairy Maid Pasteurized Milk Products THE FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY Visitors Always Welcome B. R. ZECH'S HUDSON Sales and Service A Complete Line of New Hudsons - - Also Good Used Cars 106 N. Broadway Phone 427 THE CITIZENS STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of ENGELKEN DRUG STORE Drugs - Sundries - Toilet Preparations Greenville, Ohio MINNESOTA PAINT CO. Paints for Every Need Interior and Exterior Greenville, Ohio SELLMAN'S, INCORPORATED 116-118West Third Street Greenville, Ohio WASHINGTON'S RADIO T-V LAB and KALAMAZOO SALES SERVICE Television Furnaces Appliances 108 Washington Avenue Phone 1486 Mcknights Groceries - Meats - Frozen Foods LAST CHANCE SERVICE STATION East Main Street Call 1353-R WRIGHTS BROS. Chrysler - Plymouth Dealer Service and Repairs Using Mo-Par Parts 110 Martin Street Telephone 62 DUFFEY HARDWARE CO. • Quality Hardware • Kelvinator Refrigerators, Electric Ranges and Home Freezers • American Farm Fence and Posts Telephone 288 Greenville, Ohio BELL'S RESTAURANT Food With a Reputation Where the Crowd Goes Ansonia, Ohio LONA'S COFFEE SHOP Lunch - Fountain Service - Sodas and Sundaes Made of the Finest Sealtest Ice Cream North Main Street Ansonia, Ohio HAMILTON'S MEAT MARKET The Best in Meats Meat Cut and Wrapped for Home Freezers Phone 34 Ansonia, Ohio FRANK GIRBERT International Trucks - Tractors - Refrigeration and Dairy Equipment Phone 151 Greenville, Ohio Compliments of THE GREENVILLE DAILY ADVOCATE Compliments of SMITH CHEVROLET Rossburg, Ohio Wagner Magnalite The Finest Set of Cooking Utensils in America SELLMAN'S, INCORPORATED 116-118 West Third Street Greenville, Ohio Compliments of RAY HANSBARGER SON Quality Appliances Since 1930 Dependable Service Greenville, Ohio PRATT BROTHERS HOME STORE STARTZMAN DRUG STORE Ansonia, Ohio O'BRIEN THE FLORIST Greenville, Ohio HESSLER LINOLEUM TILE CO. Greenville, Ohio HUB CITY FINANCE CORPORATION Installment Financing All Kinds of Insurance Shop at MOORE'S and Save Go Right to Moore’s for All Your Auto Needs - Buy What You Wish and Pay as Little as $1.00 a Week MOORE'S Busy Stores Everywhere 233 North Columbia Street Phone 483 Watch Moore’s Three Television Shows on W L W D Mon. Thru Fri. SMITH'S SHOE REPAIRING Complete Line of Laces and Polishes Prompt, Courteous Service Phone 93 313 West Oak St. Compliments of BACKSTAY WELT COMPANY Union City, Indiana Phone 248 STEWART and WOOTERS Druggists The Rexall Store Union City, Indiana Try TIBBETT'S PHARMACY First Let Us Fill Your Prescriptions Exclusive Line Cosmetics Phone 279 BOSTON STORE Union City on the Line W. R. PINNEY Groceries - Meats Phone 343 Union City, Ohio RALPH BATEMAN General Insurance Union City, Indiana TOP OF THE HILL SERVICE Used Cars Complete Service Herb Schlecty Phone Rossburg 21-W Ford Farming Headquarters JEFFERIES TRACTOR SALES Authorized Ford Tractor and Farm Equipment Dealer Phone 192 - - Yt Mile South of Fair Grounds on Route 49 Compliments of EandJ DRIVE IN South of the Fair Ground Route 49 and 127 Phone 1355R Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 PURITY DAIRY CO., INC. Union City, Indiana PAUL SUTTON, Jeweler Gruen Watches 305 N. Columbia Street Union City, Indiana Feeds Paints Fertilizer ANDERSONS Union City, Indiana Television RED 73 CREAMERY, Inc. Creamery Butter Union City, Indiana WARREN'S STORE Your Favorite Variety Store Make Your Dollar Go Further at Our Store Phone 425 Union City, Indiana Buy a Buick from HERB BINNINGER BUICK DEALER Phone 297 Union City RHOADES VEGETABLES Melons - Potatoes - Cabbage - Tomatoes Simon E. Rhoades Phone 6123 - - R. R. 1 Union City, Indiana FRAZE FUNERAL HOME 432 West Pearl Street Phone 444 Union City, Indiana ANSONIA STOCKYARDS General Livestock - Poultry - Eggs Yard Phone 154 Residence Phone 140-R Compliments of KEN WHITTINGTON GROCERY Phone 92 Ansonia MILLER'S SHOE STORE Natural Bridge Shoes for Women - American Gentlemen Shoes for Men - Billiken Shoes for Children Union City, Indiana For Gifts that Last - - Buy Jewelry Hamilton - Bulova - Elgin - Gothic - Fostoria Jacques Kreisler - Speidel - Sheaffer’s PICKETT'S JEWELRY 232 North Columbia Phone 791-W Compliments of FOURMAN'S MEN'S SHOP Greenville, Ohio THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK “The Friendly Bank” Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SECOND NATIONAL BANK GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES 603 S. Broadway Greenville, Ohio SUTER'S MEAT MARKET Custom Curing - - Quick Freezing Phone 23 Greenville, Ohio UNITED TELEPHONE CO., INC. Union City, Indiana CARON BARBERSHOP Columbia Street Phone 180 BOOSTERS E. V. ARBAUGH Union City, Ind. MIDDLETON STOCKYARDS Ansonia, Ohio SMART SHOP Greenville, Ohio HALE ASHCRAFT, INC. Greenville, Ohio MINNICH BROS. Greenville, Ohio HATHAWAY CLEANERS Greenville, Ohio FRITZ E. MARTIN, Jeweler Greenville, Ohio BAUGHMANS GARAGE Ansonia, Ohio BOOSTERS SHIERLINGS MUSIC STORE Union City, Ind. BRATEMAN'S Greenville, Ohio McFarland'S shoe store Greenville, Ohio EDWARD A. GOUBEAUX, JR. Greenville, Ohio JEROME H. GOUBEAUX Greenville, Ohio McCLURG BOOK STORE Greenville, Ohio WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE