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

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CLAS3 POEM There's Jack. Anderson, a pride of the school, „hen it comes to chemistry, he's no fool. Then Richard Barge, who has black hair, G-oes along ouietly without a care. Carole Blu e, the class's blonde, nas sparkling Dlue eyes, and of her we are fond. Kenneth cowman, Dolores's tell, dark, and sweet, Has the English excuses that Just can't be beat. Joking Jin Caupp, as we all know him here, Is over at Arcanum, where he's better known as dear1. aienn Day, Jr., next in tne parade of stars, Is most often seen speeding in cars. Janet Denniston is a good scnool friend, and we nope our friendship never will end. Emma Jane Dewey is a tall, quiet girl, jut wnen she lets loose, sne'll go for a whirl. Larry Elliott, who's tall, dark, and slim, l ever lets any girl get past him. Dolores Hartzell, our class president, Is known to like the Bowman residence. Kevin Hiestand, redheaded and sunny, Is plwsys stirring up something funny. nuane Jessup, seldom seen, but always heard, Is that noted character for putting in the last word. Hilda Kramer, who likes the name, Ed , Is not too fat—just looks well-fed. raul Lav.son. wno Just doesn't give a hang, Takes tne easy life and things go with a bang. hervin Lenker, who's engaged to be married, Had better drive more careful before he's buried. Here comes Liette, first name Vernon, Came to Jackson to get ills learning. Bob Livingston, our basketball star, Is very proud of his shining car. Roger LcEowen, who knows every road, Is seen with the girls by the whole carload. FISHER OLIVER FUNERAL AMBULANCE Licensed Lady Attendant - - 24 Hour Service Oxygen Equipped - Phone 24 - Ansonia. Ohio

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Compliments of Union City Times Gazette Union City, Indiana

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CLASS PROPHECY May 13, 1968, the senior class of '52 met as arranged upon their graduation. The meeting was called to order by the class president, Dolores Hartzell. The reason for this meeting was to renew old friendships and report upon what the members of the class had done In the last ten years. The roll was called and the class responded as follows: JACK ANDERSON---- I'm now leading my own orchestra. I have played all of the hot spot8 In Union City and many near-by oltles. RICHARD BARGA---- I am now foreman at the New Idea Plant at Coldwater after working there since I graduated- I have a laree family to support now, so I have to keep busy. CAROLE BLUME----- I'm running a beauty shop at Cosmos, but It's been pretty difficult these last five years to keep the four blonde-headed kids out of the way. KENNETH BOWMAN-— Managing my red-headed baseball team doesn't keep me busy enough, so I'm farming and running a milk route in my spare time. JIM CAUPP-------- After saving my money by working nights, I have now bought the super-market at Cosmos. Clara and I have to have some method of buying wholesale food for our large family. GLEN DAY--------- Farming my own farm doesn't take all my time; I still have time to run up to Union City once In a while. JANET DENNISTON—There was no reply. It seems that she has moved to Florida and Is living with her husband. It Is said that she Is raising all kinds of cane (sugar) J! EMMA JANE DEWEY-- I'm living on a farm, but I work In the Equity at Fort Recovery punching holes In the Swiss Cheese 5' LARRY ELLIOTT---- I am now competing with my classmate, Jim Caupp, as I, too, am running a super-market—at Hlllgrove, that Is J I am very much In favor of married life as I have been at it for 8 years now. DOLORES HARTZELL- Well, I decided college didn't appeal to me after all, so I married a milkman as I klnda figured I would. My three daughters (two blondes, one redhead) are the small twlrlers In the band, and I'm hoping they all get their chance at drum majorette. NEVIN HIESTAND--- Keeping track of my thousands of chlokens and dozens of kids has kept me pretty busy these years, but I hope my kids will soon grow up so I can hurry and retire. DUANE JESSUP----- It seems married life was my decision after all, and when I get the chance to slip away from home, I still like to go down and coach the sixth grade at Jaokson. My six kids were all girls so I guess I'll have to give up the Idea of my own basketball team. THE JOHN PARENT CO. Grain - Coal - Feed Union City, Indiana Phone 219