Jackson Township High School - Blackboard Yearbook (Jamestown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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V. msn l ., - Y ' 'x ' L 4, X ff 4 , . ,. xx I V-ix W' Q K B W . , . . n '1 ' + -' 1, U 'W I J 's . ' ,, , . A X ., U . , . ,X I ., v ' 1? . 1 F' ' ,W 1 W , H X-. ,. . ,- ,, . -1 'ci , . . Y . . . . .1 . I I .V at 1 N. , U , - -4, K 1 F- . L'4q,ff ,W gf- u ,, 1 -V 1 M Q X - ,If -Q , ' 'L--ff' - f . ' ' ,ffm--. 1 . b E , 1 Y Q 5 , ' V! mf 'Q '. . .: 4 . , ,Q 4 . fs4'5f A ' f i N Y A ,A ibn., .. ,4 Lsq. .:' W 1 ' ' ran' falu!'slrmrxi inlllllesr fy YI' 1 1 -. 2 5. : mm. . if 1+ s I , , .A.,, ull, -x fl W. .xii-11. -.ff Ni 'I . kv V: .41 19 THE BLACKBOARD 54 DEDICATION We Seniors speak of our success as if it were due to our own planning and work. It is about this time in life when one first thinks of his ac- complishments. This could lead to an over worked ego and a false sense of pride. On reflection, we find that someone other than ourselves has been at the helm on this maiden voyage. We find the skipper-much to our amazement and pleasure-has been our parents who have taken out of our paths the cares of life. The time has come when we would like to prove to the grand people named below that they have been wise and thoughtful. We dedicate this JACKSON TOWNSHIP BLACKBOARD to Our Parents. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs Richard Batts Alvin Bennington Livings Brindle Frank Clampitt and Mrs. John Coons and Mrs. Clarence Dorn and Mrs. Ora Goodnight and Mrs. Ivan Mangus Mrs. Zola Moore Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Reed Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Neal Mrs. Opal Shover Mr Mr. Mr Mr. and Mrs. Marion Smith and Mrs. Curtis Stoner . and Mrs. Thomas Weber and Mrs. Clyde West 2 Phyllis Brindle THE BLACKBOARD 'Y' XJ' ai Z W6 f3a.HS +WfMyw'S 19 THE BLACKBOARD 54 THE CHALLENGE TO ALL HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS OF 1954 .l. This is the atomic age. We do not know what the next few years will bring to usp whether this great source of energy will be converted to intelligent use for the promotion of human welfare, or whether it will be used for the destruction of mankind. It is for the future generation to decide this crucial issueg and you are that future generation. Do you have the strength of character and the understanding to make a valuable contribution to the right solution of this great problem? To you, the high school graduates of 1954, we look for wise and cour- ageous leadership through the years ahead. Scientific knowledge and progress is on the march. It can lead us down the rocky road to destruction, or it can lift us to the highest pinacles of human achievement and success. It is you and your generation that must decide the course that it will take. Your generation faces the greatest of all challenges, but the gener- ations following you will face still greater ones. This is just the beginning. I fervently pray that you will not let the progress of these times pass you by. Stay in front. Be the much needed leaders who can direct these events so they will be a boon to man and not his destruction. You will need great wisdom to do this, and you cannot get that wis- dom by standing on the side lines. You have a mighty job to to. You must be very busy. You must learn many things. You must study hard and long. Study human relations that you may have a better understanding of your fellow man. Study science that you may be able to interpret scien- tific developments and direct them into channels that will be beneficial to humanity. Study political science that you may have a better under- standing of the government of people and of the people's governments. Study languages that you may be a citizen of the world and better under- stand world wide problems and be able to make some contributions to their solutions. Study the arts that your lives may be richer and your talents may enrich the lives of others. Above all study God and strive to understand why you are here and what your obligations and respon- sibilities are to your Creator and the Creator of all mankind and all things. These are big tasks but they must be done. Be not dismayed. You have already demonstrated ability to meet them in progressing this far. You have made a strong beginning. You can now see some of the oppor- tunities that are open to you. I believe in you and know that you have the courage to approach them without trepidation and avail yourselves of their offerings. My congratulations and sincerest best wishes go with you. Alvin D. Baylor 4 19 THE BLACKBOARD 54 BACCALAUREATE SERVICES May 3rd, 1953 ADVANCE METHODIST CHURCH 2:00 P. M., C. S. T. Processional ,,,-,-.......... Pomp and Circumstance by Edward Ilgar Carolyn Coons Music, Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life bv Victor Herbert ........... Chorus Accompanied by Sue Ann Davidsong Directed by Douglas Kelshaw Invocation ..,................................. Rev. Loren Ridge Music ,.......... The Place Where T W orshin bv Ta rr, Foster, Goodhart Carolyn Coons, Phyllis Hancock, Louise Hedge Sermon, God Prepares a Leader ................. Rev. Harry Logan Music ............... You'll Never Walk Alone by Oscar Hammerstein S Jean Stoner, Shirley Macy Music, The Green Cathedral by Carl Hahn .................... Chorus Accompanied by Sue Ann Davidsong Directed by Douglas Kelshaw Benediction ................................. Rev. Albert Mitchell Recessional, Largo by Handel --..-. ................ Sue Ann Davidson COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM May 6th, 1953 METHODIST ANNEX 7:00 P. M., C. S. T. Processional .............. Festival Processional by Clarence Kohlmann Mrs. C. Rushton Smith Music, Melody in F by Anton Rubenstein .......... Clara Jean Marshall Invocation ................................ Nora Jean Underwood Music, Polonaise by Chopin .......... ...... S ue Ann Davidson Address of Welcome ...... --- John Demaree A Gate is Closed ...................... U- Patsy McCabe Fools' Gold ....................................... Barney Scott Music, Whispering Hope by Alice Hawthorne .......... Freddie Rodgers Accompanied by Carolyn Coons Golden Nuggets ........................... - Betty Steward Osborn Presentation of Diplomas ........,......-..,-.,- Mr, Alvin D, Baylor Diploma Acceptance ..... ..... - - -,,- Leslie Ebaugh A Gate is Open .............................,. .,,,- J udy Hedge Music, Graduation Day ..............,.,,--,-,,,--,, - Shirley Macy Accompanied by Carolyn Coons Benediction ...-......................... ......... M arie Kincaid R9CeSSi0Ila1 --- --......... Triumphal March by William Stickles Mrs. C. Rushton Smith 5 19 THE BLACKBOARD 54 TRUSTEE AND ADVISORY BOARD Left to right-Mr. Ks-slrivk Newton, Mr. Walter Pickering, Mr. John Spohr, Trustee, and Mr. Frank Clnmpitt fstandingl. true-tee' n. A person or corporation to whom property is legally committed in trust, to be either for benefit of specified individuals or for public uses. According to Webster's Universal Dictionary. The Trustee is, next to the Advisory Board, the lowest paid ofiicial, in the State. He is a one man Township School Board. Responsible, for the hiring of all teachers in his schools, getting your children to school on time, health of children in school, parent teacher relations, student teacher relations, and providing supplies for his school. Your Trustee is the overseer of the poor, ready to furnish food, shelter, clothing, and fuel to the needy. He is interested in the welfare of his neighbors. Trustees are responsible for harmony in their Township. He must fur- nish complete fire protection, iron out differences between groups, towns, and organizations, without showing any partiality. Your Trustee is responsible for large sums of your tax money. He must foresee the amount of money needed for a year ahead. He must keep his tax rate as low as possible yet meet many obligations. He must keep within his published budget. He must receive the greatest value possible from your tax dollars. Trustees are always open to criticism, as no one can please every one. He profits and welcomes all constructive criticism. Your questions are his, your problems are his. It has often been said, everyone should be Trustee for one term. Truer words have never been spoken. As for the present Jackson Township Trustee and Advisory Board we consider it a pleasure to have served you these three years. Our association with patrons, students, and teachers has been very pleasant, your cooperation has been beyond all expectations. We feel honored that our patrons have seen fit that we be the group to start the long needed new Consolidated School Building. We also say thanks to Dr. Herman B Wells and his mother in making the school site possible for The Granville Wells School of Jackson Township. John E. Spohr, Trustee 6 1 9 T H E B L A C O Dgg gw W-,kj BUS DRIVERS 1 ll I lt-NI- l-' 'I Iiaxy. Mr. IiiIIll'I'l l is-s 'XI ll I 0 'SI NI K ll M li l Uxxvns. Mr. Willizini Illliiflllilll, UNSEEN HARVESTS From any educational program, the child will acquire ideas and atti- tudes about himself and others. These are woven into a pattern of life. They may be true or false, healthy or morbid. Yet, the various develop- mental stages are left largely to chance, and this is not as it should be. The learner's life in the Jackson Township Elementary School is heavily invested with success and failure, pride and shame. Thus unseen harvests rest in the pupil-teacher relationship. These feelings, judgments, praises, blames, and such are charged with great responsibility. A child's possessions are the sum total of all that he can call his. The possibilities are both constant and changeable. In the process of grow- ing up, the child adds, assimilates, and integrates within himself what he deems essential and authentic. He renounces what he feels is Uunessential, strange, and harmful. There is a continuous impact between the child and the flow of ex- periences involved in the process of living and learning at school. He per- ceives, interprets, accepts, resists, or rejects as he recognizes his limita- tions and does what he learns with his resources. The truth that heals hurts for the time. The Jackson Township Elementary School accepts and welcomes your child, allowing him to be natural and affording him opportunity to learn in an environment suited to' his maturity level. Each teacher accepts the challenge that meaningful education should be directed toward the devel- opment of the child's real or potential self into a happy and useful citizen- Ship- Kenneth Fletcher 7 R D 5 4 HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS 19 THE HLACKBOA harf r tlilsou Bowan ' H' grin. Thonrwv har rs. Sanity M, 5,51-h Miss fhrfin X li THE BLACKI-ROARIJ 5 ELEMENTARY TEACHERS .. ., fr, Flgfafncr Hrs. Norris r5,F,E1'ChtY Mrs. Sffvsnl -1-.Q rs. L. Hass Hrs. Harfirlg Hrs. yn-.ua W 5 5 E ,V 7 MUAROSS f1rs.Evzns Q 'Q H Eq--BLACKBOARD 0:3 aifs-l 7'f '.J 4' 10 19 THE BLACKBOARD 54 ANNUAL STAFF Small-sl: li-fl lo riulit-.lim 1'l'at.L. l'zitrim-in Smith, .lov tiuomlliiulxl, .lim Dorn, Je-sslv tire-gwry, .lm-an Sion'-r. Stzmmllmr-Phyllis Iirimlli-, Marion llalls. Ilum-ianna. Moor:-. Mr. Hl'l'lIlilll Bl'USilill', Simlisorj Don 1'l:lmlniII. Hill W1-lu-r. .lam Ns-nl. Mu-lacy W1-st. Olin-1' Rvvml. liill Mlllllllli Culmii- Voons, ll:-In IH-nllilmlnn. Editor ...................,...M.... - .,........... Joe Goodnight Assistant Editor .................. -. ................. James Dorn Copy Editor .................,................... Patricia Smith Assistant Copy Edit ' 01 ................... Business Manager .....-.. -- Lucianna Moore -- Marion Batts Circulation Manager ....................,............ Bill Weber Sports Editor .......................,............... James Neal Advertising Manager ..............e............. Donald Clampitt Assistant Advertising Manager - - - Sonny Reed Society Editor ........,..........-................ Connie Coons Senior Editor ....................................e. Mary Shover Elementary Editor ...-..............-....-.......... Jean Stoner Assistant Elementary Editor .......-...............e.. James Pratt Art Editor ..................................e..,-. Bill Mangus Photographer ........................ Ben Bennington Quotation Editor ........... Dedication -...............N..................... Poem ........-..........-.-,... ,S ,.-.-..,..,,,-- ----------------------- Mickey West Phyllis Brindle Jessie Gregory THE BLACKBOARD 54 MARION MONROE BATTS Vice-President of Senior Class, Honor Society 2 years, Treasurer 1 year, Student Council 3 years, President 1 year, Hi-Y 4 years, Vice-President 1 year, 4-H 9 years, President 1 year, Secretary 3 years, won 4-H Trip to Chicago. Outstanding 4-H Club Boy in Jackson Township '53, Junior Leader 3 years, Basketball 4 years, Baseball 3 years, Edi- tor of Jackson Journal, Business Manager of An- nual, Secretary of Sophomore Class, Perfect At- tendance for 9 years. BEN WILLIAM BENNINGTON Hi-Y 3 years, Basketball 4 years, Baseball 1 year, Photographer of Annual, 1st in Corn Growing Contest in Jackson Township, Perfect Attendance 8 years, Usher of Junior and Senior Plays. PHYLLIS JEAN BRINDLE S.S.S. 4 years, 4-H 8 years. Treasurer of 4-H '53, Outstanding 4-H Girl in Jackson Township '53, Won Trip to Chicago '53, 4-H Round-Up '50, Senior Grand Champion '53, Kiwanis Conference '51, Junior Leader 3 years, Judging 7 years, Chorus 4 years, Band 1 year, Boosters' Club 3 years, Honor Society 2 years, F.H.A. 2 years, President '54, Junior Homemakers Degree, Chapter Degree, Jun- ior Play, Office, Scholarship Certificate: Girls' State Alternate '53, Senior Play, Annual Staff. DONALD AARON CLA MPITT Hi-Y 4 years, Freshman Basketball, Basketball Student Manager 3 years, Baseball 3 years: Treas- urer of Sophomore Class: Junior Play, Salesman- ship Certificate, Senior Play, Library, Advertis- ing Manager of Annual. CONNIE SUE COONS S.S.S. 4 years, President '54, Vice-President '53, S.S.S. Council '52, S.S.S. Camp, F.H.A. 2 years, Vice-President '53, Junior Homemakers Degree, Chapter Degree, Student Council 2 years, Boost- ers' Club 3 years. Secretary-Treasurer '53, Honor Society 2 years, Treasurer '53, Girls' State, Chorus 4 years, Band, Office, Junior Play, Scholastic Key, Society Editor of Annual, Senior Play, Treasurer Junior Class and Freshman Class, 4-H 7 years, President '53, Secretary '52, Treasurer '51, Report- er '50, Junior Leader 3 years, Reserve Grand Champion '53, Salesmanship Trophies and Cer- tificates, Delegate to Junior Leaders' Conference. 12 THE BLACKBOARD JAMES C. DORN Hi-Y 3 yearsg Basketball 4 yearsg Baseball 4 yearsg Junior Playg Secretary of Freshman Classg Senior Playg Sports Editor of Journalg Assistant Editor of Annual Staff. JOE LYNN GOODNIGHT Hi-Y 4 yearsg 4-H 8 years 3 Junior Leader 2 yearsg Vice-President of 4-H '52g Junior Leaders' Confer- ence '53g Basketball 3 yearsg President of Soph- omore Class: Junior Playg Salesmanship Certifi- cate: Chorusg Libraryg Booster Club 2 yearsg Senior Playg Perfect Attendance 7 yearsg Editor of the Annual. JESSIE DORN GREGORY S.S.S. 4 yearsg Chorus 2 yearsg Mixed Sextetg Sec- retary of Sophomore Class '515 Boosters' Club 2 years: Student Council, Vice-President '54g Circu- lation Manager of Jackson Journalg Wrote Poem for Annual: Senior Play. WILLIAM D. MANGUS Hi-Y 4 yearsg Basketball 2 yearsg Usher of Junior Playg Boosters' Club 1 yearg Assistant General News Editor of Jackson Journalg Art Editor of Annual. LUCIAN N A MOORE S.S.S. 4 yearsg Boosters' Club 2 yearsg F.H.A. 2 yearsg Chorus 3 yearsg Junior Playg Band 1 yearg 1st in Essay Contest '53g Assistant Copy Editor of Annual 3 General News Reporter of Jackson Journalg Senior Play. 13 THE BLACKBOARD - 54 JAMES M. NEAL Basketball 3 years: Baseball 2 years: Boosters' Club 1 year: President of Sophomore Class at Pittsboro: Vice-President of Junior Class at Pitts- boro: Sports Editor of Annual. JAMES PRATT Hi-Y 4 years: Vice-President of Hi-Y '54: 4-H 5 years: Boosters' Club 2 years: Freshman Basket- ball: Vice-President of Sophomore Class: Assist- ant .Advertising Editor of Jackson Journal: As- sistant Elementary Editor for Annual. OLIVER FRANCIS REED Basketball 4 years: Baseball 2 years: Annual Staff: Journal Staff: Hi-Y 4 years: President of Hi-Y '54: Treasurer of Hi-Y '53: Mixed Sextette '51: President of Senior Class: Honor Society: President '54: Chorus: Senior Play: Junior Play: Vice-President of Honor Society '53: 2nd in Coun- ty Spelling Contest: Representative to Boys' State: Scholarship Certificate '52 and '53: Free-throw Trophy Award '53: Senior Escort. MARY LOU SHOVER Treasurer of Senior Class: S.S.S. 4 years: Sunshine Editor 1 year: 4-H 2 years: Junior Leader: Chorus 2 years: Boosters' Club 2 years: 1st in Essay Con- test '52: Vice-President of Junior Class: Junior Play: Society Editor of Jackson Journal: F.H.A. 1 year: Senior Editor of Annual. PATRICIA SUE SMITH S.S.S. 4 years: Sunshine Council 1 year: Sunshine Editor 1 year: F.H.A. 1 year: 4-H 6 years: Chorus 3 years: Secretary of Freshman and Junior Class: Latin Awards: Regional and State Latin Contests '51 and '52: Regional and State English Contests '53: Scholarship Certificate '51: Scholarship Keys '52 and '53: Junior Play: D.A.R. Good Citizen Award: Library: Office! Boosters' Club: Senior Es- cort: Honor Society 2 years: Copy Editor of An- nual: Senior Play. 14 19- THE BLACKB O ARQ CAROLINE JEAN STONER Secretary of Senior Classg S.S.S. 4 yearsg Sun- shine Treasurer '54g Yell Leader 2 yearsg F.H.A. 2 years, Vice-President '54 g Chorus 3 yearsg Band 1 yearg 4-H 2 yearsg Junior Playg Library 2 yearsg Senior Playg Boosters' Club 2 years, President of Boosters' Club '53 and '54g Annual Staff. T. WILLIAM WEBER Hi-Y 4 yearsg Freshman Basketballg Basketball 3 years: Hi-Y Sergeant '52, '53 and '54g Chorusg Band 1 yearg President of Junior Classg Junior Play: Highsalesman Awardg Perfect Attendance 3 yearsg Senior Playg Circulation Manager for Annual. MICHAEL LEWIS WEST Hi-Y 3 yearsg Baseball 1 yearg Band I yearg Boost- ers' Club 2 yearsg President of Freshman Classg Journal Staffg Annual Staffg Member of F.F.A. MR. HERMAN C. BROSHAR Sponsor. MRS. DOROTHY G. LANE Co-Sponsor. 15 THE BLACKBOARD CLASS POEM His manner shows that he's a friend, And it's on time, Marion has always been. His friendly way, and punctuality, Has made him known in our locality. He has a certain quiet way, And it's basketball he loves to play. We all do know him as a friend, Who could it be, other than Ben. A classmate who's fun to know, Get Phyllis to talk and the words flow. She's made her plans, so bright and true, The main one's Keith, in his Navy blue. His favorite pastime is teasing, And to his friends he is pleasing. Don's plans for the future may be hazy, But we aren't worried, 'cause he isn't lazy Describing her is ea pleasant task, Because she's such a likeable lass. One could say she's sociable, intelligent, neat But we just say, Connie can't be beat. Many a serious thought it seems, It's a good thing of which he dreams, It's sports, not girls, he thinks about, Yes, it's Jimmie, without a doubt. His winsome smile is widely known, And by girls especially, But we must say Joe's also shown, His daresome driving ability. To serve the Lord, Is Jessie's first aim. And then her daughter, Pam is her name. Bill is a likeable fellow, And sure is full of fun. His car is where to find him, A black Dodge is the one. 16 THE BLACKBOARD 54 Her laughter comes easy, To her life is fun. So Lucy, be sure to share it, With the right one. He has fun at every turn, Even as he strives to learn. Jim Neal is the one to know, When your spirits are way down low. You wouldn't say he's the brainy kind, But of Jim Pratt we do find, His nature cheerful, his attitude right, Especially for stirring up fun at night. There is rarely much that he will say, Although there's a lot on his mind, But you will find about his day, Sonnie makes the most of his time. Our best phone operator, But not for long, 'cause you see, A very happy farming wife, Is what Mary Lou shall be. She's sweet and petite, She does honor to our class. We are quick to claim her, Patricia is the lass. She dearly loves to sing and dance, And she dreams of her big romance. To a hope of success she does hold, So to Jeanie, we wish fortunes untold. He has a very open mind, Thinks of girls some of the time. Still, he wants to increase his knowledge, Bill Weber plans to go to college. He dearly wishes there was a way, That all of his life could be a play. He may find a way, we don't doubt, Yes, it's Mickey we're speaking about. 17 -Jessie Gregory 19 THE BLACKBOARD 54 SENIOR MEMORIES Mr. Herman Broshar invited the class officers out to his house on August 25, for the purpose of selecting the Annual Staff. On August 26, the proposed Annual Staff was presented to the class and was adopted by majority vote. August 28, the Senior Class solicited Annual advertisements in near- by towns. The Seniors were absent from school September 17, to have their pictures made at Porter's Studio. A Come As You Are Party was held at Mrs. Dorothy Lane's house on October 9. November 3, we decided that we would wear caps and gowns at Com- mencement exercises. Advertising was taken to Coatesville for the Annual on November 16. Announcements and name cards were ordered on November 30, from J osten's. The class had a very enjoyable time decorating the assembly for Christmas on December 9. December 18, the Seniors gathered at Mr. Broshar's house for their Christmas party. January 4, we returned to school after the holidays. Pictures were taken January 15, for the Annual. The Seniors were again absent from school January 28, for the pur- pose of selling Annuals. February 13, the Seniors were invited to Joe Goodnight's for a birth- day dinner. Copy for the Annual was taken to Coatesville February 17. The Senior Play, Desperate Ambrose , was held March 26. On April 16, the Juniors had a reception for the Seniors. Baccalaureate was held Easter Sunday, April 18, in the Jamestown Methodist Church. April 21, the Seniors left on their trip to Washington, D. C., and New York. They arrived home on the 25th. Senior Day was held April 27. After the program in the assembly the Seniors and their sponsors left for Turkey Run for an afternoon of fun. That night they had a farewell dinner for all the teachers and their guests. Commencement exercises were held at Advance on April 28, in the community building. Mary Lou Shover 18 r 1 it at , at ali 3,ESJSQEJJKJESQJEEEEJSJJ ,, 53 .IOURNALISM STAFF Jimmy Pratt. l.uvizmn:i Moore. Pauli:-izil Smith, Mrs. Lane, Bill Mzmgus, Jim Dorn, Don f'l:impil1, Nlzirlon Halle. Nriiny lim-eil. Mu-kip W1 I illlli .Ir-sew Gm-::'ui'y. Editor ..........................................- Marion Batts Assistant Editor .................................. Patricia Smith Advertising Managers .....-................ Jim Pratt, Mickey West Circulation Manager ..............A-..........,n.d Jessie Gregory Sports Editor ........................................ Jim Dorn Society Editor ..................................... Mary Sliover CIEISSGS .......................................... Don Clampitt General News ........................ Lucianna Moore, Bill Mangus S91'ViC9 News ....................................... Oliver Reed General Manager ................,.,,.,.,,-,-,- Mrs, Dorothy Lane 19 19 THE BLACKBOARD 54 SENIOR PLAY March 26, 1954 HDESPERATE AMBROSEH Farce-Comedy, 3 Acts. by permission of Huer Publishing Co. Cast of Characters Dan'l, colored watchman ......-................. --- J Oe G00dnight Ambrose Groves, meek young feller from the East --- Bert Miller, Ambrose's podner ............... Sheriff Crandel, sheriff of Dead Man's Gulch .... Hoot Owl Pete, old-time grizzly hombre ....... Stinkweed, Hoot Owl's hireling ............ Nancy Martin, manager of hotel ...... Anne Martin, her sister ...... -.---- - Posie, colored maid ................ Beth Malone, their western protector .... Mrs. Sprool, gossipy gad-about ....... Lena Sprool, her daughter .......... First Man ................ Second Man ........... The Judge ........................................... Time: Hot, sultry day. Marion Batts --- Oliver Reed ---- Bill Weber Jim Pratt Don Clampitt Phyllis Brindle Patricia Smith Jean Stoner Lucianna Moore Jessie Gregory Connie Coons ----- Jim Neal --- Bill Mangus Jim Dorn Scene: Dead Man's Gulch Hotel in Dead Man's Gulch, Arizona. JUNIOR PLAY October 16, 1953 Advance Gym GIRL-SHY Cast of Characters Tom Arsdale, who is girl-shy ............... Oke Stimson, who 1sn't .................. Caroline, Tom's aunt ........... Anthony Arsdale, Tom's father .... Sylvia Webster, Tom's pet aversion .... - Dean Marlow, dean of the college --. ....... Peaches Carter, Oke's present weakness .... Asma, a colored wash lady ............ -- Freddie Rodgers ----- Jim Spivey - -- - - Juanita Lay Bill Pepple Virginia Smallwood Dick Roberts - - - Leanna Ebaugh Joyce Jones Birdie Laverne, a movie aspirant ........... --- Sue Ann Davidson Barbara Sanford CBabsj, herself .........,.. Alfred Tennyson Murgatoyd, the college poet --- Chuck Mayo, Birdie's late affinity .......... Synopsis --- Donna Jackson ---- Rudy Hiland ------ Bill Neff Act One: Tom and Oke's apartment. A day in spring. Act Two: The same. The next afternoon. Act Three: The same. Evening of the same day. Time: The present. Graduation time. Place: Living-room in the bachelor apartment of Tom and Oke in a college town. zo l9 THE IZLACKHOARD 51 JUNIOR CLASS mi ,,,,.',- 5 ::. 4 N ! ' ff W fx f' A Q 3 ln- .5 5 ...,,. Q: f--- ' -luwif... . .. X . 0 vw Tfhlollz Rlngff, Hoskili M99 NEFF Q xr ,L my .JJ l 9 , ,, snun.....a , 'fg'2'f ,..:'.22f.? A --M Lf-L--HQ Gfor s 5 u j ff MET. Q-fm BMJ' Lani, Lt! A Dggy4 A, I RGNN Nlff Ebil-:ri Jeuinv lfolltg' ,y flu-Tlxa 5'-1 Q'-H' o..f. 4fI, s Hmr smut 1 D -xmals an 21 ..........-Q l W 'I' H IC SOPHOMORIL BLAVCKBOARIJ 04 ici YY .LAbb To H ff Die K Birbav-in Hllzll Jehu TkaHflfN Pkylhs , B rasdlihf , Sf: phids , 59 --X - - Carol HINCGGK L N-wI':?glll Q coolly arfhu' Us sf M.. K li- -W - s. Gavel Gm: Ehaakxih 5,5 Hdlargu-E 5,,,y,n5y tll. Ha: 8 fowl C I v J:vria!fs GET: L is Lo IW! Ellm Cool Ulviof Sphor s - W Carolyd .QQQJIJ Lands: New-I cd-on W H1431 22 I9 TH E BLACKBOARD 54 FRESHMAN CLASS ' a i 5, - N X X , X , 'VU 1 5, sb ff. 5 4 NVQ I-gl i,,b 1 152, QV 'N Blu dau: Hurd G c 9'5 1 nfdu, 92:52, Bnulllnul 2 .. . BTIIZN ik Q5 ,, X Q X Q Shi ,E - E W N X l z H :rj Ho. King David K i wxail. J. sleiqh J ., xv Q r Carol Htralihlq n N QW' 'X-iq, X X A V X X I xp Jim Cigyconb Linda 010106 T Rs fl? Hnlgu B-xrfag K glpysfnifaf J 1 H 84.31 Illia: E Johll .3 Pi as Jax Jeluuoa Rua Hu BH E Uonalrngxgp Jerry Ya H crave 23 Nunn , . 5-'7 a a n Cv!-1'itQ. , 'Tu-di: E lla.u.,h fiery fi-'HNSQN , vs xW x'f 1 fi Ju-ry -PHS-1 THE BLACKBOARD T' 7'- Q In In ' Q W U l y - I . I l ff r ':' 634024 M?-W 1 9 'I' H E III I, A C K H O A R I3 J 1 HIGH SUHUOI, YELI, LEADERS Init In vlulnl- Iuxll-vII4-mls:-.l':u1'uI.xnl'emll- I,1m1.l lhxxwn-, I..-.mv II I .IIINIUR HIGH YELI, LEADERS I.:-It tu muh! ffNI:nr'::1l'1-l Iiruxxlulnu, Ylmlw-ll Russ-I.lI' .I-'nn II II 25 S X I z lfl l'lIIf1I1I.AlIxI0 HIGH SCHOUI ouuy f h kim- 19 THE BLACKBOARD B TEAM lfmnr tum-Alun sn-plu-nf. lf:-:mia Wlnilumrlnll. Jimmy lh-41:1-, 'I'-mmm' Mlvf. -IPVIA l'1Hlf-I'v-rm. .lf-lmm S4-ull, Huh Ilubhlw. Sw-ulul RUWYDUII l'l:1mlviIt. stuzle-nl nl:1lxm:1-l'j N4-:my limnxlu, Ilznul 1':u'l'uIl. 'l'mnlnx '1'hunmwn. .luv Huh XIv4':nlw-, Nlux liruwn. :mul Mr. lin-rlu:uI't4 4-mu-In llnw Will. lil':4l JUNIOR HIGH BASKE'l'liAl.l, TEAM if-1 'nut lhmfArx'lI Pl'lHlllI:.1tUll, .lulm Bulls, H:u'ul4i I-lmmvrl. t'h:url1-e- IH-xnnm:tm1, l.:u'ry lilnnlu-ml S1---mu-I 'IH-rry Hun, 1-um-lu' Alvin llulv, lin-X Sl:-wart, lf'rwlriy Rulusuu, 'l'mmn5 lla--Img HIII5 liulvlmm. Ii:-llh 'l'lull'nl lluxxfII:n'ul4I Slum-r. I.:url'y ll:-lshnn. llulmy Blu-ri, .lulm l'r-nllinulun, Hmldy lmrn, .Ilm lin mln. :md Im!-ul Imnu. 27 19 THE BLACKBOARD 54 rm'-nn mmvIi:iri'y li:il'lon. Jim Dorn. Johnny Svolt. Alam Stl-plivils. Fl':ii1k Whittinuhill, Soc-ond Row- Jou .lolmson Max lil'own,'l'r-1-1-y links. liill Neff, Joi-ry Di--kson, Phillip Smith.. Tliliwl Row-Mr. I-Ive-l'h:u'l. vom-ll: Nlzn-lon linlls, G1-nv ll--nry. Jon- llolv Mi-Crilw. Sonny Ron-cl, and 'Poniiny All:-s, FALL BASEBALL SCHEDULE 0 Jackson, Jackson ,, Jackson, , Jackson , , Jackson .,,, Jacksonu, , Jackson ,,,, Lizton ,, - Darlington - ., Whitestown W North Salem -.-,,,,, Perry Central - ,nn Terre Haute Catholic' Pittsboro ...f,. ,. ,.., ,. , - Veedersburg ,,,, ,L Little Jeff , ,, Colfax ,,,, Ladoga , , , Thorntown ,-, Dover ..,,.A, , North Salem , ,, Charlton .,..., Perry Central ,. Pinnell ,,,,,,,, Reelsville .,,,, , , New Ross 1O.T.b ., Lebanon M , , Pike ,,..,,, Zionsville M, Jackson M- Lebanon ,H Pike -A W- Lebanon , H Lebanon , ,,,,,,,,,,,v,,-13 Ladoga ---,,,- ,W ,, ,,,,,A, 8 Thorntown --- H- 0 Zionsville -,,, -M 6 Whitestown ,H nn- 5 Perry Central , HU, ,,v,,,,,,1O Dover --L--.--- ,, H ,,,,,,,,16 Pinnell ,,---,,- BASKETBALL SCHEDULE , ,,,,...,,.,,,,,,, 51 Jackson A,..v... ,,,,-47 Jackson--,- ,, ,... 33 Jacksonu-, ,. ,A.. 35 Jackson ..., ---47 Jacksone--- ,HH27 Jaeksonu-- ,,,l,-----36 Jacksonu-- -,----,--,--10 Jacksonu-, 4-WAY TOURNEY ,---------37 Jacksonnl, -----------13 Jackson---- -e-,--,,--,46 Jacksonu-, COUNTY TOURNEY --,,-, WA61 Jackson---e W ,,---44 .Iackson-,,-. ,,,--54 Jacksonnt- -----38 JZ1CkSOl'1-,-- ,-,--36 Jackson--,, . ...Y 49 Jacksonu-- -------------72 Jacksonu-- ,W .,,,...,,.... 66 Jackson ...., - SECTIONAL TOURNEY 58 ,,,,,,,,,-,,- Dover ------,- Perry Central ,--78 Whitestown -- 0-47 Thorntown -- ,U39 Pinnell ,-,- 4-50 Zionsville -- ,,,59 Jackson - -W55 Pike , ., 28 ,,-,,-,-,--53 19 THF BLACKBO ARD 54 YS Nag.: Marion Don I F:-fskmn Thrtli Sf SH' DUNN U- 9 Hrs- Lau: Y 'X Old, SmoKry Coming' Big 'Bifcv L may N- Sd!!!-'hh S prcsnif' Jin Bill dau! . 29 draw G. . r 1 ! Q. A o ' x Til ' 'P GBQAK-.a'4-f4'w7u4f isa !pg1jiQWBloAgt1 14soAR n N ATIONA L HONOR SOCIETY Front Rim-lliuly llilaml. vii-1--pn-sul:-lit: l.:-annzi lilmiluli. sm-iw-l:ui'y: Sonny lim-il, plwsiiln-ill: M:irum Balls. tl'i-:isilrn-v'. si-1-mul Row-lzvll:i. T't'lIlllllLl'l0ll, l'2lll'll'l1l l'lFlll'l'. tunme toons, Iioh t.ilvl'lls4'A', Niles Marlin, spnmsor: Sui- Ann Davidson. Nznivy Duulvax. Phyllis liriudli-. :mil T'Illl'l4'lil Smith. The National Honor Society, in its second year at Jackson Township High School, has tried to continue its influence by establishing the follow- ing high professional aims and goals for the school: an enthusiasm for good scholarship, an encouragement of a desire for students to render service to the school and in the community, a stimulus to the student to observe and practice those acts of others that develop strength of character, and an encouragement to the student to continue his learning and his education. To be eligible for membership, a senior must have no more than 5 C's with at least 5 A's in solid subjectsg a junior must have no more than 4 C's and at least 4 A'sg and, a sophomore must have no more than 2 C's and at least 2 A's. After a student's scholarship record has been checked, he is then judged on character, leadership, and service. ln an impressive ceremony, the BLACKBOARD Staff presented an Honor Plaque to the Honor Society. Each year, the senior whose four- year academic average has been the highest will have his or her name en- graved upon it. Several assembly programs were presented by members ol' the Honor Society and the Salvation Army Drive was directed by this group. The induction ceremony for new members was held in the Methodist Annex in April. The parents of the members and the alumni members were special guests. Miss Margaret Martin 31 10 THE BLACKBOARD 54 5 BAND if CHORUS l'I'l1lIl Iiuwf-1':11'11Iy11 .lm-11li111s. Maury H11sIil11s, Nl:1x111v R,:'us4l:1l1-. Mzlry liulml-1111, t':11'uly11 N1-w1u11, l'hyIl1:4 HMI! H:11'l l.4-1111 1111 lu11, II:11u1:1 llulf-l111:111, .Indy SIIIIU. PIII:-11 l'11uk4 .In-:111 Slmu-1', 5111- AIIII lJ:1v11I-1111. S1'wu111I Rnw-Ilwla-11 1111 V41111111- I'111111w, I'I1ylIls lgl'ill4lll'. I':1ll'i1'l:1 Smith, Cnrolr- H:11'I111:1', BI:11'lh:1 llI'I!i'l1I, Nulwy lN1uh:1l', 111 I'Il1:111:I1, 'I'111111- l'Ih.111:'l1. Aliw- Hfnllillls, Roan Wmnlrlllll. I':1!1'i4-1:1 lfisllr-l'. 'l'I111'1I lluw-MV. XYilI1:1111 Ii41xx1'11 1I11'1-1-lm' 3I:11::11'1-I H1'1m11111L1', llvvky Ii1'l1:'h!. l,l111l:1 Ne-fl, I.l111l:1 thu-11-. Sully R11Tw1'Is. 4':1r11ly11 Cnmlls. l'l'1l NW. Whll 1 .I1.111 Alun'-l1:1lI, .I1-1111 Hlmleif-11, l.:1111'1-11:1 xVIlHHliIl'. Ih11111:1 .l:1vlcsu11, .I:1111- lh'111:11'1-1-, 5l:11'Il1:1 Hurllulls. U:1x'I1.11.1. IL1:111-1--111113 l.11111sn- llwlge-, l1II1z:1hvYh xl1'HJll'lIlll'. Shirlc-5' Yvlluivlf :xllll A211114-y. Pluyllls l':1111'uwk, I-'w111'lI1 K M.1x lC11m11. H4-111'gu' Ih-11:1-A lilll W1-lu.-11 Hllxvr Rm-nl, 151-411-gv 411-1'1I1-5, 'IW-1'1'y Rus- H1-11 IK1'uw11, K1-lmy 15, 4'.11'11I .XII1-11 M1111 .l:1111- W:-Il1111:lu11. Il:-Il:1 I-Il11lw1't1111. uw-lx:1lI1r-1'11 XM-sl, .I:1111- H1':111sI1-11111, 'I'un1n1y Ailwx tif-nv Nl:-1'l1lI1111:h, .Inv G1m1l11i:l1I. Huh 19111-111- 32 19 THE BLACKBOARD 54 F I-I A l-'lout lion--Slnrley Xtalkm-r. st-eretury: Carolyn Coons. son: lt-:uh-r: Phyllis Hzuliecwlt, editor: Jean Stom-r. -at-i--pri-sill:-nut: l'hylI1r: lh-null:-. lvresitleut: .loyt-e .hum-s, parlizuns-ntnrian2 Iiimla N4-If. illHllll'iEIll1 Patru-ia I-'islu-l'. Il4':lHllI'vl'I Mr-. Somnu-lrille. :ulrist-r. Sw-voml Row-llc-len llarlon, Patrin-i:l Smith. .lane lll':illsIettvl'. Vzlrul Ilxntllls, I.tl4-x:mu:l Nlmmr:-, Carolyn Nt-wtfm, llumla .Im-ksult, Vil':l'illliIt Snlallwoutl. Dnlllwlmlzl Mvllziltivl, I fc II I llllln t In t :z 'ml ' uloli, 'nun f Hmlls, Tllirnl Huw-Ali1'v llamkilis, Vplltill' Elmurli, llznllizl llislellllznl. l.llnl:l thru-lls. Klznrlllzl lloskms. Lullisv Ili-1l,u't'. llarlxnrql lh':lllstc-tts-r. Sun' Ann Davitlsml. Nam-y llllllhar, l.1':mll:l, l'1l1:u.u:l1. Nlzugr ltolusou. .lane lu-111:11-ev. :mil t':n'ol All:-li. The FHA is in its second year at Jackson Township. Mrs. Dorothy Sommerville is the Chapter Adviser. Mrs. Livings Brindle, Mrs. Robert Fish- er, Mrs. George Harting, and Mrs. Brewer Demaree are the chapter mothers. Fourteen girls were initiated into the local chapter September 22 at the Advance Christian Church. Only girls who are enrolled in high school home economics a1'e eligible to belong to this organization which has as its major purpose learning to live better today in order that our lives and those ot' our families may be better tomorrow. Mrs. Sommerville, Mrs. Brindle, and eight FHA girls attended the dis- trict meeting at Sheridan October 17. Patricia Fisher, district historian, took part in the meeting there. On November 22 the FHA and SSS gave a minstrel at the Advance Gym. Thanksgiving baskets were distributed to seven families in the town- ship and the lf'HA-ers with the Sunshine girls as their guests went caroling on December 22. Afterwards refreshments and a grab bag were enjoyed. The girls are planning a tea for their mothers in January and also a farewell party for the seniors in April. A top-notch program has been planned and carried out with all the girls working hard to meet all the re- quirements to become an honor chapter again. Last year Jackson became an honor chapter in their first year. The club is proud to know that this is an honor that only a very few clubs have attained in their first year. Connie Coons 33 .Ugg THE BLgAcKgsoARb 54 sss l-'rom lloufllf-li-ii llarloii. 'l'iulii' l'1l::uilulx, .lane IN'llllll'l'l', Alia-v llanlxilis, Pali-ivia Fish:-r, 1-oi'i'i-spomliiii: 4 mi lin ul in lomin lion me islint Ds lil on xii Iii ul ul li in -m,,.,,'.,13-3 Vg.,-olyii Younis. I -4 wi u su-1-'-: gg I W 'n s. '-F - : lllllil .seas . '1--- vw w - . -1 Nlolivi, 1l'i-:isllri-V1 Nlzlxllli- Lily. Nusa NYmnIl'liln. Mary Ruhismi. Hlll'll Funk, Sv-1-mul Row Miss Nl:il'i::1l'4-l Marlin. rpoiisor. Kallii-rn Wi--I, .l.iiii- lli'.:iistm-ll:-r, Ilzniiia llimla-Imaii. l'arolyn .Im-iikuis, Carole llavliiig, l.oii1sf- ll.-ily-. lilizzilu-lli Mi-llzirulii-. l.uiwi:ilill:i Mmmiw-. C:i'nlyli Newton. Jvssim- Glu-:1ul'y, Miirtlizu lhlirlil. Ylrsliiln Qmallwmnl llmivlilzi Rl1'l1alni-l, Vzirol All:-ii. Phyllis Hzilicum-li, Mrs, Dnrutliy l,:in1', SIIUIIFUV. '1'llll'Il Runw- 'l'zitl'i1-ia Siimli. l'liylli- llrimllc. lh-4-lu Ilrixlil. Mary Hoskins, l.iml:i Own-ns, Marllizi llosluus, l.:ii1i'4-Ita Will' li Il' l4'ii-lviiw liiwiiisls-In-i'. Sui- Ami llzniilsoii. Nancy 1lllllllIll', Shirley Wallin-r, Lliula Ni-ff, I.1-amiai lfllualiuli. ii 1. . . . .lugvv .lulii's. The membership of the SSS this year was 10094 with 45 girls taking active part. Added to the customary activities were several new projects. These included a minstrel, Darktown Follies, produced in co-operation with the FHA on November 233 Christmas food baskets and toys which were given to local families, and also participation in the state-wide Sunshine Safety Contest which began in December. After the initiation September 11, the girls began the sale of cards and candy. Connie Coons, Donna Jackson, Miss Margaret Martin, and Mrs. Dorothy Lane attended the luncheon at the Marott Hotel September 26. A bus load of girls attended the District 1 Convention at Lebanon where Mrs. Lane presided as District Dean. In October the Ideal Ladies were chosen. Gift boxes of home-made cookies were sent monthly to the Veterans' Hospital. The Daughter and Dad Chili Supper carried out the western theme December 1. An all-school dance was given February 5. The Ideal Ladies sent birth- day gifts to the girls March 5. Spring brought the usual rush: State Con- vention at Wabash, April 10g Alumnae Tea, April 113 Spring Banquet, April 13. The gift to the Riley Fund was 256000. Jackson was honored by having Carolyn Coons serve as camp bugler and Mrs. Lane as assistant camp director last summer. Leanna Ebaugh also attended. Connie Coons 34 Y 1 1 lilrrar. er. . A.. fli?:e..Bjl1? 91422. . 5.5 HI-Y FVUIII How-lhlly l':m:ui:u, l'.I'1Lllk xvlliffillfllill, Tommy Ailes. limly Hlhmel. Jimmy Spivey, Bill N1-II liill I'm-mil:-, B1-lilly lilwrwii. S1-1-mul Row-'I'n-l'l'y Koss. ll'e':1sul'vI': Gurrj Slit-llun. vhzzplzlliii liill W1-In-r, sol'- :'i-:nlul-:ct-zirrnsg Iii:-It G11-gory. sw'i'i-!.:ii'y: Slllllly R1-4-il, lm-sill:-Ill: .lim l'mll, vu-v-m'4-sim-lit: Nlariun Halls. .luv llonrmllliulxt. Mr. Smith. slmnsnlx 'l'llil'4l Rink'-Duvisl Spullr, Gx'm'l,:u- Gmwivs, Roh lluhlilz-. livin- l'i'ufilI. flurry l9:ni'lnn. Ilaviil l':u'roII. Joi- Jolmson. Ja-rry Diwlxson, .lim liuh Smith, .lolmny Soon, Joi- Holi M1-4':iI1-. 'Pommy 'l'hompson, linh Hoskins. Fourth lbow-Ranlly Muxlvy. l x'n-:lily llmlgu-u's. liill M:mg'ils. H4-n llvnnimif mu, Holi kim-l'l1sa-y, lla-ul'u'v lh-lim-. liia-lc Ruln'l'ts, Kr-nllvlll VVl1ill'F. Phillip Smith, Alan Slvplu-ns. Max lilmwli :mil lion l'l:mip1II. Each of the forty-five members of Hi-Y carries a signed card reading: I ally myself with the nation-wide Fellowship of the Hi-Y by accepting the purpose: To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and com- munity, high standards of Christian character. Fulfilling this purpose is the Club's one biggest project. Other activ- ities this year included a benefit motion picture, made possible by the cour- tesy of the local theatre management, a dance, an ice-cream supper, and a successful financial drive for the March of Dimes, Polio Fund. Many mem- bers received valuable training by working on committees responsible for these projects. The Club assumed responsibility for the proper care and display of the American Flag and contemplates purchase of a new flag as soon as the issue of statehood for Alaska and Hawaii is decided. Meetings were held the first Friday in every month. Oliver Reed is the president of the local Hi-Y club. Other oflicers are Jim Pratt, vice-president, Dick Gregory, secretary: Terry Ross, treasurerg Gary Shelton, chaplaing Bill Weber, sergeant-at-arms, and Marion Batts, student council representative. Mr. H. Austin Smith is the sponsor. Mr. H. Austin Smith 35 rg THE BLAcKBoARn 54 STUDENT council. First. RowAIll:ni'loli llnlte-. plw-:-i1lr-lit: C:xl'oIyll Comms. rn-4'l'1-Izlryi .lm-rsie Glvlrory, vim--m'1--141141112 Joi- limi X11-l':ulw, ti-1-fu-miner, Sm-vom! liowfldiyllis Ilznnuom-Ii, lfri-mla Nz-:ll U2ll'l'l'll Eve-Vliart, snonsor: I.iml:i Um-ns. lillllllt Nell, l':ll1lvi:u lflslu-r. Vullllin' Canons. ilu-omrv llI'lI2!'. .low Goonlniulit, Jerry 121-l-iles, .Innuny Vililu-rin' Allow- llaunlulif. I'l:u':u .Iv-:lu N1:1l'slmlI. The Student Council is made up ot' two representatives from each class in the high school and junior high. Also one representative from the Hi-Y, Sunshine Society, FHA, 4-H, and Boosters Club. These students are elected at the end of each year and meet at reg- ular intervals to assist the administration in forming effective policies for the school. The Council now operates under a permanent constitution that ex- plains the objectives and sets forth the methods of procedure. Officers were elected at the beginning of the school year. Marion Batts presides as president and is assisted bv Jessie Gregory, vice-presi- dent: Carolyn Coons, secretary, and Joe Bob McCabe, treasurer. The Council members sent to the Student Council Convention held at Indiana State Teachers' College last year were Jessie Gregory, Phvllis Hancock. Joe Bob McCabe, and George Benge. They were accompanied by Mr. Baylor. Representatives from next year's Junior and Senior classes and one organization were sent this year. Mr. Darrell Everhart is the sponsor. Connie Coons 3 6 1.9, ii ,eTll.BiEiE!L9 K.B.9!+ .fi D.. C- .Pj 4-H First. liiuw-lin-l14l:i Nc-sul, Phyllis l-lam-oeli. hl2ll'Ll'llll'l lirowlnmr, Alim- llillllilllh. Mzixlln- li:l::'s:l:iI1-, 'Pushi- ,l':lHl.ll2'll, .lamvt Slmxif, Nuns-y Goodnisrht. llilllll ltliozulc-s, Rita Mc-Callie-. Sz-1-mul llowfl1onn:i .l:u'ksuu. vim-- m-vsinlc-lilg l.t'llllllIlv lihaiinrli, sem-rr-t.:ii'y: Phyllis llrimllv. il'l'IlSlll'1'l'f Hnmim- l'oons, pri-sul:-Iii: Mziriun lizltts. nn-sith-nl: lhzumy Moxlvy. In-xislirm-i': Freddy Roilprz-rs. sz-wi'm-Iziry: Joi- Gumlnisrlil. vii-1--pre-sid:-nt, Thirml Row- Mrs, Hmm-rvillv. Vlzirai. .li-:in Ahirslizill. .li-an Glmlilr-ii. Phyllis xvl'lillllH'IUIl, 5l1'l'!4,1ii,ll Wullu-l'. K:nlIul'yn Wi-st. .lane lirzuisln-its-r. i':irnlyli Fmmns, 'l'oniniy Ailes Joi- .lolilismr Tomniy He-slvr. Jimmy l'ivlufl-im:'. Alvin Dali-. Rl-x Stn-wnrl, .lolmny llzilts. Fourtli liowkldiiulai Own-ns, llmniai lillildllllllll, Mary We-lliinulmu. .lzmv lin-iii:il'i-an Slmrnn R.:n.:'snl:il1-. Carol llairlimr, Louise lflq-ilpra-. .lumly Slip.-, linh Gll4'l'lIS4'y, Gmfurprm- Il:-nel-. lliwk liolvx-rlr. Billy Cunaulzi, Plnllili Smith, :mil Mr. Wilson. The Girls' 4-H Club, under the leadership ot' Mrs. Dorothy Somerville, again was one of the largest in the county. Forty-two girls completed seventy-four projects in baking, clothing, food preparation, freezing, can- ning, and room improvement. Phyllis Brindle was the Boone County Dress Revue Champion and Connie Coons the Reserve Champion Winner. Connie's garment also re- ceived a blue ribbon at the State Fair. In the County 4-H judging contest, Connie Coons placed first and Car- olyn Coons second in Clothing while Louise Hedge placed second in Food Preparation judging. These girls competed in the district contest and Connie was an alternate to the State contest. Phyllis Brindle, Leanna Ebaugh, Jane Demaree and Daima Bidelman were alternates to the dis- trict contest. In the Junior division judging, Janice Yount, Meredith Walker, Clara Jean Marshall. Judy Stipe and Joyce Young were winners. The Jackson Township Future Farmers 4-H Club, with 31 boys and girls enrolled in 11 ditferent projects, again completed another successful year under the leadership of Mr. Harold Wilson. Tom Ailes. Bill Canada, Joe Johnson, and Fred Rodgers represented the boys' 4-H Club in the county judging contest. Bill Canada won lirst place in the Junior division 4-H tractor driving contest, and took part in the district contest. Connie Coons 37 39, ccacTcf1Q?..llQSlie0ceAc1icP, are ,C M 5 4 suN RAYs l rulll How-lYI:il':a .li':.ll Mxlrslxall. M:ll'L:1ir:'I Ilruwillngl, .li-:in GI.ulmI1-ny lh-1-lay Smith. Mary Allen- llvnun-, Nla1::ir1-I, Nlamnis, liolwllf- Sparlis. .lame lfornl. Wilma lin-4-s, 12:1-'li limi-I.ii14l:n l,ovlan1:ni, IM-lla I-Iinlwrlon. ilmroii Rai:-dnl:-. Iivtly Il:ll1lm::lr1lllvr. l':ilrl:-la lilwmiil, .lllnly Stun-, Sllilln-y .lm-nliilis, Xl1'r1'1l1lli l.V:illu-r. All-lim.: Kinffziill, Pliyllis NVvtl1ll1ulon, .l:mlv- Slioxr-r, Mary .I:il1m- W1-tlillluioli. Siu- .-Xml Stu-4-li-. t':n'oIyn Vomif-. Slvoii-or, lmziilluzi. l'Ilu:uln:l1, Slnmsulx The Sun Ray girls again had a very successful year. This is their third year to be organized and they have done much to help others. The main project carried out this year was a food sale on October 31. This money was used to pay the postage for clothing that the girls collected and sent to Germany. A very nice letter was received from Mr. Ernest Pledath, a teacher in Hamm, thanking them for the clothing. Again the Sun Rays selected Sunshine girls from the high school as their Big Sisters. These girls are selected on the same basis as Ideal Ladies are. Gifts were exchanged at Christmas and also at the Tea given in the spring when the high school girls found out who their Little Sis- ters were. State dues were paid by the girls and they also contributed to the Riley Fund. Leanna Ebaugh is the student sponsor and is assisted by Carolyn Coons. Connie Coons 38 19 THE BLAQKEOARD 54 ELEMENTARY Al-H Flrsl lluxx-1.1-shv lf'usI:'1'. .1054-1' Yuuuuj lhmun- W:1l'lwl1. Smnlrn N1-II, I':n!l'rvl:n llllvlish-p, Xlzury I.ms 14l':mslz'lh-r. Kzu Ilmmw-x', Sw-ulni Rum' Ruln-rl 'I'1'l1xp1-1-l', .l.ml44- Yuma! Mullxruln- Smvhly P11115 Ou:-11-3 Jullzn llmlahl .lnnly l'Ilw-M, l':nIrlvl:u Ollvnla, IH-Hy W:-iInm:l4-rx, .lush 4':m:nl.1. :uni I..ul'x'5 ICU-iz.-rs. JUNIOR LEADERS . ,NM Q Q 5' A ,X N uf-me Furs! limx-l.4m1llsv Hn-11:4-, l,il14l:n. Own-ns. .l:nu- ll:-mzlrm-1-, Phyllis Ilzam-W-li. Alu-11 llzmlains. 'I'1u1n- IHIIIIILLIIA l'ulll1lul'nmns, Sm-nm! Run'-lim-ul'u1' lie-ngv, Mzwiun Iintls, Iillly lxfllllltlil. limb Hur-l'lls4'5. Imllllzl IHAIAIIIIIIII. l':nl'ulyn Vmms, Phyllis Ih'lmH1'. I.:-:mn:l, lilmllalh, l':lI'ulv lI:n'1in:', .luv timnllliulli, linllllb Xluvlvy. :ullml I'rr-:hip Rmlw-l's. 39 19 THE BLACKBOARIH COOKS AND .I ANITOR l,f-Iv In l'l:h1--l'llIlm- Shm-linux, Nlls, N.m--5 Wumi.nII NIV- lu x au y PATROL BOYS Frulut. Huw--I,:nl'ry limlggwlw. Nlzwinm N1-wluvli, 'I'mnmy Slu-ltmv. .Ilmmy Imxl XI num Im' N lv! xnxx-.lllllllu liruwn. Hvlu- li:l1'lul1, Milly I,1-1-Iiv, lluln-Vt 'l'l'lmn-1-r, Ri'-IU W1-In-V, Imnlw XX nxlvlv Ilm x H 'xx if-rnhi I'l1I'mfl'. .Klub Siu-Itnn, .KIM-ll liruwnlnu. Rlvlnzlrnl Sllnuxvli Runnin- ,Ium-- ml II nr W ixm I IV r 40 19g-W gg L,AgCKI3OARD 54 STATE FAIR EXHIBIT This year for the third year in succession the high school agricultural boys had a display at the Horticultural building at the State Fair. Were very proud that the boys won iirst place on their exhibit on farm safety this year. The exhibit showed a figure, lying in bed, Wrapped in bandages, illus- trating the effects of a bout with a corn picker. A skeleton in a cotlin warned all who looked at the exhibit of the dangers in farming. A revolving center display used miniature farm implements to show how farm accident are caused and the way to prevent the accident. At the back of the exhibit were pictures which the boys had made themselves showing how accidents occur. The farm safety exhibit was on Harry lVIartin's Purina Farm Show on WFBM TV on October 20. Mr. Harold Wilson, sponsor, Bill Mangus, Ranny Moxley, and Gary Shelton explained the exhibit and talked about safety on the farm. Connie Coons 41 1Lh Ww,,TI-IEiBLACKBOARD M pw 54 THE JACKSON TOWNSHIP MOTHERS' CLUB The Advance Mothers' Club was organized Feb. 6, 1946. The following officers were elected to start this organization off to a splendid start in help- ing to make it a better community with a better school program: president, Mrs. Pearl Bowmang vice-president, Mrs. John Coonsg secretary and treas- urer, Mrs. George Lewisg assistant secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Brewer Demaree. In 1947 the name was changed to Jackson Township Mothers' Club, when the two Schools were consolidated. The Club now sponsors the hot lunch program, the Cub Scouts, helping with the pre-school Clinic and last year helped with the pre-school Orienta- tion Period and hope to again this year. It has been the custom of the Club to sponsor the Hallowe'en Festival for the enjoyment of the people in the community. The Club took an active part, with the P.T.A., in the survey, laying the ground work for the proposed new school building. The meeting time is the first Monday of the month. Come, be a part of this fine organization that takes an active part for the welfare of the future citizens of Jackson Township. The officers for the current year are: president, Mrs. Opal Heslerg vice- president, Mrs. Irene Pace, secretary, Mrs. Sally Reese, and treasurer, Mrs. Esther Bidelman. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1954. Mrs. Opal Hesler JACKSON TOWNSHIP PARENTS AND TEACHERS ASSOCIATION These things we can do for our children: A. For better Homes: 1. Emphasize moral and spiritual values to build an American worthy of its heritage of faith in God and freedom. 2. Develop the kind of family relationship that builds healthy per- sonalities. 3. Stress family unity and its importance to our Nation's strength. B. For better Schools: 1. Promote understanding of the purposes and functions of the schools. 2. Support a sound and adequate system of educational finance. 3. Attract and keep teachers who have the vision, the insight, and the skill to help children and youth utilize fully their natural talents and power. 4. Contribute to the development of complete confidence and under- standing between the parent and the teacher. C. For better Communities: 1. Work for effective, coordinated planning and integrated service on the part of all community agencies and institutions interested in the phys- ical, mental, social, and spiritual welfare of children and young people. 2. Maintain a continuing program to develop a greater sense of civic responsibility among all citizens of the community. The purpose of the Parent-Teacher Association Is not to raise children easier, but to raise them better. Is not to make money, but to make live. Is not to criticize the home, but to raise its standards. Is not to ignore poor schools, but to secure new ones. Is not to operate in schools, but to cooperate with them. Is not to find fault, but to find facts. Is not to make every child ia. prodigy, but to give him a chance. Mr. Wayne Allen, President 42 19 THE BLACKBOARD 54 HONORS AND AWARDS For the year 1952-1953, a scholastic key and a certificate were pre- sented to the person in each class with the highest scholastic standing and a certificate was presented to the person who placed second. These were presented to the following students: Grade First Second 12 Patsy McCabe Sandra Price 11 Patricia Smith Oliver Reed 10 Sue Ann Davidson Leanna Ebaugh 9 Patricia Fisher Robert Guernsey 8 Phillip Smith Carole Harting 7 Jean Gladden Clara Jean Marshall The county spelling contest for the high school was held at Dover, April 25, 1953. Patricia Fisher placed first in county, Oliver Reed, second, and Sue Ann Davidson, fourth. The other representative from Jackson was Dick Ford. This summer, the Jackson Township P.T.A. sponsored a Strawberry Festival on Saturday night, June 13, 1953, in the Jamestown Park. Linda Owens, freshman, was crowned Strawberry Queen. Jean Stoner, senior, was second. Other participants in the contest were: Jean Gladden, Mar- garet Browning, Judy Stipe, Louise Hedge, Carol Allen, Helen Barton, Leanna Ebaugh, Phyllis Hancock, Carolyn Coons, Jane Demaree, and Maxine Lay. During a special assembly, October 30, 1953, Joe Goodnight, Editor of the Annual, presented an honor trophy to Oliver Reed, president of the Honor Society. The trophy was inscribed with these words: Presented to THE HONOR SOCIETY by THE BLACKBOARD Class of '51. Each year the outstanding senior will have his or her name inscribed on the trophy with the year of graduation. The first name to be inscribed on the trophy is Patsy McCabe '53. The Jackson Rockets finally succeeded in breaking their tourney jinx by winning the Dover 4-way tourney, December 23, 1953. The Rockets defeated Jefferson in the afternoon game 73-37. In the final game, Jackson won a close decision from Colfax 44-43 and came home the proud bearers-of their first tourney trophy. Friday, Janaury 29, six senior boys received their basketball award jackets from Mr. Darrell Everhart, Coach. The players receiving jackets were: Marion Batts, Ben Bennington, Jim Dorn, Oliver Reed, Bill Weber, and Don Clampitt, student manager. Leanna Ebaugh was chosen by the faculty as a delegate to Hoosier Girls' State to be held this summer at Indiana University. The American Legion Auxiliary sends a representative from the Junior Class each year. Donna Jackson was chosen alternate. Patricia Smith 43 1 SF 'l' H IC I3 L A C' lx H O A Ii I7 rm 1 EIGHTH GRADE lfxlxt R-xxx .lwlxlxllx Ilnll- Iflvlxllv- H:-lxl',x, l'lx:x'l--- IH-lxxlxxxxlmx, Ill!! 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Jilllllly Burris. Nlziriun , ltmv-Nalxiim-:iv 'l'imnilusu11. Sumlru Siu-limi. liumm- wV:1i'i'i-li. l':iIi'i4-in Own-ns. livin- Bilflllll. .luniy iilvvrt, .liuig l'1l.IliIAi1l. iii-rulil CIIIIIIHIIIS. Mary Luis Ihwiiistm-in-I. Judy 'l'ripin-it. .luyuv Ynunf. Mrs. Slvplu-ns. l mu'll1 Row- Rxu-hxufl .luimson. Nmwuiw- t'zil-is-r, iiulmii- .lmu's, Rivky Wviwr, Ruin-1-I 'I'rippoi-r. Jimmy ilzuwn, i':iti'wi:i 0114-ilu, :md M:nl'i1:ulv Slnuiir. :XUNPIII-NiliSil' Im- Aimvy. FIFTH GRADE First Rem'-Juvliiv Smith. Phil Small, llill Witt, ICUIIIIUIII Wvihimslun, Uivlu' Iii-st, Rmiliiiii- lS:u'iu-r, Chairlvs l4l'5'1lllY. l-21l'l'5' ii1y1lil'l'l'S. lmiiny Slmvi-r. S1-1-nm! Row-V1-Ima ifhmilirvz. Kay Huuvi-1, Nzmvy Pin-I1-in-i', Putty Wumirum, M1'I'l4ilIil Slum-r. Sumlru N1-lI'. .Izmm-I Pipe-s. .lvnny H1-mlricksmi. Fc-rn IN-nnimrtun, Kim-in Jimi:- illllll, 'l'llll'tl Row-Ha-ulai Ruhinsmni, Siixirnn Ciwusstlw-1-I, Sziniira Sunnis- s, Mi:-hm-l Hamilton, .ln-l'i'i'i-y Hami- lllllll. Vilfly Hiivlash-p. lmrr:-Il Vnm-, Jimmy W4-st, .Izwkio 'I'rippI4-l. Fmirtii Rt7Xl'-'x2ll'i!iIl'1l 'Furm-i', Maulnnnu Lunar. Julian ilmlclv, I.:n-ry Ii.u1ini:::u'minL-1'. lion ifililliiiirlm-i'. .Iuiumy Dum, 45 Nvwiiirli, iflmiunrni 'I'urm-V. Marvin Forcl, Sn-vnml ii-iw--l,1'sliv Fusti-r, l':n'nlf- lrult, liilulu l'l:iIt. lT:irl1-nv lixum-nvk. Siiumn Skziuwss, .lamlw Ymmt. Ih-ity .lu We-Kiiingtmi. Ri-in-1-1-:1 lim-i'lm-y. Mzirvizi Iil'y:mi. 'l'Iii1':i 1 9,, TH Eh 1?P .f'5 Q IS 3021 R 1? M E4 FOURTH GRADE ,,u, f ,.-M 1.-A .mm ...N-m...., . ......:m. .mmm nan:-alll. :wha-rn .u:uldnx, l,:u'ry NNIIIIUIILIIIIH, bnmmy I-lshm-r. hw-ruhl Wnym- Ibm-11, Sl-4-mul RowAC:u'ulyu H:-nry. Limlu Poole-, Jully Pic-lu-rinpr, I.m's-lm. Smith. Bn-vn'I'l3' JH Mllnwn. S:uul1':n. .Ivana th-nrlml, Szmclrzl. M1-Hrlrprm-. 'Fhirml Huw-Mawr-iz: Alle-n, Yvonne Robison. Samui-I Cur- I1-r, l':umwI:n Yau-s, .I1-rm' Fox. lfimiwzml Wmnlnll. Linnizl Lou Grnhzlnl. Sum- Shulwri, I.m':1im- Shunf, Mlm. Lu--llln Russ. Fmlrlh Rmv-lCv'iv Fuslvr. .lnhn Stilw. Frzmklin B4-vli, Slxurmm Rj4'h:u'1lsm1, l,1ml:n l,ml Nvwtuu. Ml-'h:u'I lixxlliw-ml. :xml .Ulu-rl .lnhm-ml. THIRD GRADE 1,,fff-.--fs....pN',:.?- -w' -- ' M 5'h: 4-,H 1. A ,.2 ' .as WU! .qdgmlw rl-uni. Now-l1:u'ny Mill:-1', Vlyxh- Wzn-nf, Koh:-rt Raprslhxle-, Roh!-rl Humwr. Paul Suylur, Sillllllly Russ:-II. Billy S1-uit, Gary Wumlrum. Ss-1-mul Row--lhmniv Glzulnh-n, P:lt1ri4'izn, Mmm-, Nurnm Suluh-rs. Kzm-n Puule-. . 1 J1-:ul Ann Ha-mlzrv, Mary Annu 'Flll'l!f'I', SZIIIIIFZI Iurwluv, lulri:-ian llolxwlsa. 'l'hn'4l Ruw-Ann Rivh:misnn, Vnrul JILUICHUII. John 'I'l'imn-1-l', Curnlm- IU-od. Krug AIl4il'l'Sllll, Ann Slllll71'l'l, Stu-von In-Q-lu-, K:u'4-n Slmuf, K:u-nl Sluml, Cnrul Dorn. I,mal:n. Shuvn-r. l uurt.h Row-Mrs, Evxnls, Mary xvllllklhl. Virgriniu lIn'sI1-r, Shuryl Rm-el, Fuyf- An- al:-rsoll. John .I:n'lism1. .Iunu-s Tllllll1'll. Max Wmuhnll, Ellibl P4-nmmzlun. Mrs. l lvlm-hs-l'. Fifth Huw-Mil-h:u-I lie-1-sv. Efl'u- Wvllumrlrm, Haurnhl HI'1LllSll'lll'l', l':lul:u Owm-ns, Willard Hilylil'll, .Iluly OW4-ns. mul W:-mI4-ll Hruwn. 46 19 THEIBLAQLQBUARD 54 SECOND GRADE 'N 1 Q-x,,H,. A. ,,.. ,Mc f X. ' A A-Q Wx X .f W ' K ' - wi, ' F' -'H' 'Q7 new ' 1-'irhl Ruxx-Iii.-liiv S:-ull. Rnynmnni C2ll'il'I'. Hnhhix- Jun:-s, 'Vmnlny Hinlclv, l'Ixil ll:-nlnmn, AII1-n I nstvl'. 1,:n'ry liunll. l.:n'v-y lin-lu-y. Sw-um! Row-A l'1-:sry Ynnlnpzi Linmlu Shun-r, H4-vliy UVIIIIIIIII. .Im-:nn Owvns, Patsy Knox, llzuzvl Nl--lI:n':n1-. l,innl:1 N1-Il, Ilinnv I4'usl4-l'. Kay Ri:-Iururnlpml, lmnnu Stn- llzulm-, Nnnvy Slum-llun, 'I'hn'nI Huw-llwiuhl Jnlnlsun, Mika- lhmln-r, Shirlf-y Ilivks. P1-g:gy HIIVIUII. 'l'4rnnny Om-ns. .lrnu-I Rvylml-ls. lmvi-I Hzntn-n. llnhlvy Fmwi, ilnbhy N1-ff. l mnn'lh Iiuw-l':nn4-In Rnswn. Allvn Ilznnliins. Vmnnw l'I'lYSSII'l'1'I, I':llIy KVA-!hln::'lm1. Mullin-nl Hlllhl'I'llllI, Alvin Snznnlmlnnx, Sha-l'l'y Hnnli. Flilh Iiuw-Sh-11114-n Iinrrls, Knthlz-wn llumu-l', K1-nny Minh.-Il. .Iuhn FI:-twin-r, L':n'uI Hmlkins, I.:n'ry Gv:n'lmI. ELEMENTARY BAND Frunl Run-l':lIly xV1NNll'llIll. Mary Luis Ilr:nlst1-ttf-l', .Iinnny Ilnrris. S:-1-mul Ruw-Rnlx-rt 'Primm-4-r, l':1lXYilI'll'l'lll'll1'l'. Malrijuln- Slmlnx .Indy Calnuzln. .Indy EIN-l't, Mn-Inu-l Kinlu-ml. 'Phirml Maxx'-Nznllm-3' l l1-I1-ln'I'. Shurun Sli:u:'p:f, Phil S4-ntl. I.iIl'I'j limlprf-rs, Nunniw- .Inna-5, Gvmlrl Cnrnvnins, H4-nv li:n'lun, I.:n'ry lfIllIIIlLl'ilI'llll1'I', Mrs, Russ, EVM- Fuslvll -17 hw 0' ,. 'I'HEB1,A CKBUARIJ xv! Julil Elllu .la-.ksoll L 5 Hluafnlutld 5 Fabian ut. the Q H'I-I L' Ja wlydt JMIJY no is nav- H ann HIM Huw, hrltws Larv- RUKY w.. agua . Hffs Liu I 'rm 'YV ,ls 1 ai , 4' I: , ju , N'--,BQ H 1. Dnavis K!! R Ivins oar . J J A ucT' ' ' llffa. Ig, xpn Ru-'ul C Lanlyln Paf r-inn R' Lhf' S fn'-l Dah' Q: F '- ' :,,,..:: fn,- Nlllrl' H gy, melts dawg? Q Plv King Dill' fn-gp, TCR Quuvfn, fw . ,AI.Y I Ullfll'l17fNY E , Hain' W Xvkvk f In ,IFA ,MMI 3PlNOfl1fff x - , :Q su 1 5 014 dvi' ',:.. ,.,. Z if :.! R Travddnnl h an : 2 ,. ' f 2 fd 2 5 , 3 V, V-1 Wag FIRST GRADE foliula 9 Di-nu 3 Q lunrl 1 E-Lf.: 1 . ' 48 K TH E BLACKBOARU 54 FIRST GRADE - H sw an n..r.1 Rhbsfli g TLOl1f90U M. pggxty K. W u6.r.' Cllrk fv U' Kafhluu Yghidi l.L A I N.: lf..-of rr, wiwtr J, ,, Isl INN' Donn Ui um Nfl? . lffflfux ll.-LH: T nut Csllius 'Z' Phillip Ou-uv: Divil Jaw: C kbully I PHIS1' Pa...ld'h ll.h1v , -r,,,,,,,,., . sh-.buf O H 1 N44'K1 fry --all JLYL B rn.. Ofhu Q Clus-lri R-xml' Honou- ' g, , Juv H00 rl, Joh N Suifh ...,M..,....,,w...........--m C IUJ7 Dal: K Lffgtg-Q :':, Bar lnrx an .,,,f P w nl' Q, . .. .n V gg 1 su any mah Ruiz h -19 THE BLACKBOARIJ UOOKS AND .IANITOR n , 'Xl N1 llmm-I Mu, Whit:-. Mm. Ilvslvr. Slumllllu-Nir, I I BOOSTERS CLUB 50 IG THFI HLACIQIZOA 1 Goins ou 4 'Dir1 ' hi VLH- , . -fkssisl - S UREtd G '5 fn A A. . 1 pn Phill Guns Uhd' 'ar nniow U .ul Family Nic! Bu! u24.fc.b Bs H 51 RD 14 JO I9 THE BLACKBOAR 4 AUTOGRAPHS ' cf wif xi M 3 . G? 'go,,,,,,g:QLJMl2L7J27 7565? Off ,U . A0 V .JUMP QMTWW MMWTJ CL? WWW hm PEW W ,G F , U SyF4 f ,LW few THE BLACKBQDARD 54 nf 7.4 I A . 7,f-ywvaahk I. T4 IH9fE.ai x .f3,c,fl A' . 15 ww .. 5 iyffdfnfw rl RZ: M 'WZ Bus Drivers --- ------7 Snaps .............. --.- 19 THE BLACKBOARD 54 INDEX Page Page Advertising .... .... 5 4-84 Scores ......... - - -28 Annual Staff - - - ...... 1 1 Second Grade ..... - - - - -47 Autographs ..... .... 5 2-53 Senior Activities .... ...... 1 8 B T 27 Senior Pictures .... -- .... 12-15 cam ' Senior Play 1954 ....... .... - 20 Baccalaureate 1953 --- .... 5 Seventh Grade un --H ---44 Band ------------- ---32 sixth Grade ..... ---45 Baseball Team .... - - -28 Snaps 29 Boosters Club -- ---50 -4 ' ---51 22 Class Poem ---------- ----16-17 Chorus --------------- ----- 3 2 Commencement 1953 --- - . Dedication --------.---------- ----5 2 Elementary Band ------------ 47 Elementary Cooks and Janitor --50 39 Elementary 4-H -------------- Elementary Principal's Pa ge ----- 7 Elementary Teachers ---------- 9 Eighth Grade --------------- 44 Fall --------- ----- 2 4 Fifth Grade ------ ------ 4 5 First Grade ------- ---- 4 8-49 Fourth Grade ------- ----- 4 6 First 10 Basketball --- ---26 4-Hi -------------- ---37 Freshman Pictures ----.------ 23 FHA ---------------------- 33 High School Cooks and Janitor --40 High School Teachers --------- High School Yell Leaders H1-Y .---------------- --- -8 ------25 35 43 Honor and Awards ----- --- Index ---------------------- 54 Jackson Township Mother s Club - Jackson Township PTA -------- Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior High Yell Leaders Pictures ------ High Basketball -------- Leaders --------- - - - Play 1954 ------- - - - 42 42 27 ------25 39 20 ---21 19 J ournahsm ----------- - - - National Honor Society - - - - - -31 Patrol Boys ----------- - - -40 Principal'S Page ----- ----4 Sophomore Pictures -- --- Spring Time ------- ---- 3 State Fair Exhibit --- ---41 Student Council --- ---36 Summer Time --- ---10 Sun Rays ---- ---38 S.S.S. ---------- ---34 The Blackboard --- ----1 Third Grade ----- ---46 TruStee's Page --- ----6 QE COMPLIMENTS OF 4 I 4 RICHARD c. KIGER 42 V 4 4 4 Q fl KIGER 8z CO., Inc. Indianapolis, Indiana 4 4 I 4 I 4 SCHOOLS 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ll Indiana Distributors ll AMERICAN SEATING 32 FURNITURE 4 52-54-58 W. New York St. 14 31 EVERYTHING FOR 32 ARTS AND CRAFTS 4 4 ScHooL SUPPLIES THE BLACKBOARD Delpark Corporation Manufacturers of Industrial Filters LEBANON INDIANA COMPLIMENTS on U. S. MACHINE DIVISION on Stewart Warner Corporation Winkler Automatic Heating Equipment LEBANON INDIANA THE BLACKBOARD CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIOR CLASS THE FRED SIESS COMPANY, Inc. LEBANON Your Ford Dealer COMPLIMENTS OF DARNELL S1 SON S 112 South Meridian Street Phone 103 LEBANON - INDIANA THE BLACKBOARD CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1954 Donald E. Gray INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE AGENCY Brownsburg, Indiana McDANlEL'S Lebanon, Indiana 57 ,QL THE BLACKBO-ARD BOONE FARM MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Fire and Lightning Insurance on Rural Schools Farm Buildings Churches Personal Property A Good Insurance at Reasonable Cost CALL-2 16-CALL 112lfQ N. Lebanon Street Lebanon, Indiana ACTON IMPLEMENT STORE Allis Chalmers Farm Equipment SALES and SERVICE 219 West Noble Street Lebanon, Indiana SHELBY CHEVROLET Inc. Serving You for 52 Years 1902-1954 CARS TRUCKS Phone 80 LEBANON, INDIANA WELCOME TO BOONE COUNTY MARKET Groceries and Meats Frozen Food Lockers SLAUGHTERING PROCESSING FREEZING Phone 66 213 N. Lebanon Lebanon, Indiana 54 19 -Aa piTEAE BLACKBOARD W'- BEST WISHES CLASSOF1954 HARMAN AGENCY Inc. Realtors INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS Lebanon, Indiana HOME-WAY MODERN HOMES E. B. 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STARBUCK LIZTON CLEANERS Lizton, Indiana Brownsburg, Indiana 54 19 THE BLACKBOARD Compliments of DAVIS 8z RIPSTRA SINCLAIR . Thorntown, Indiana Phone 249 Compliments of FAULKINBURY BARBER SHOP Advance, Indiana ADVANCE LUMBER COMPANY I Building Materials Everything to Build With Phone' 18-A ' Advance, Indiana STATE BANK OF ADVANCE 52 Years of Continuous Service Capital and Surplus 31l5,000 310,000 INSURANCE ON EACH DEPOSIT Advance, Indiana Chevrolet Cadillac PAUL TIPPETT lnc. CRAWFORDSVILLE INDIANA Take a Tip From Tippett 54 r r r r v I 1 O A Y qTHE BLACKBOARD 5 SKELGAS SERVICE Inc. Bottle Gas FOR Cooking - Refrigeration Water Heating BULK GAS For Heating Homes See Our New Appliances W. E. Stainbrook, Manager 208 S. 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Your Avon Representative Kathryn Young Phone 107 Jamestown, Indiana yy THEW l3 LyACKBOARD y U COMPLIMENTS OF Citizens State Bank 310,000.00 Insurance for Each Depositor JAMESTOWN INDIANA Est. 1909 Pl. 9114 PORTER'S STUDIO 312 Illinois Building, Indianapolis Your Photographer FOR ALL OCCASIONS Candid Weddings Birthdays Valentine Day Mother's Day Father's Day Christmas Family Reunions Home Portraits Pleasingly Posed, Popular Priced Photos, Please Particular People 80 THE BLACKBOARD Y V5.4 Wii3ikeQQ'QLLI'iQQiiali Drink Meadow Gold -ii s mighty good! N4 f d Q 9 X5 5 -5' :lei N- 1 p.Meu ow 1 ' Gold ji, V - lxgf-'S'-'wifi fiffisi .fr NOIDGINIIID M-I-ik X! :stllfyfr-lI'.I. x4 - - 7,41 -'-' Meadow Gold Milk Beatrice cfoods Co. ' MEADOW GOLD Crawfordsville, Indiana PITTSBORO HARDWARE if Full Line Westinghouse if COMPLIMENTS Dealer 11 International, Westinghouse OF and Wilson jf Milk Coolers and Freezers W IF WE DO NOT HAVE IT, WE WILL GET IT- CRAWFORDSVILLE PROMPT INDIANA vwvwvvwwwwwwwr Your Dealer A for Compliments 11 . . 3 Firestone Tires, of li Batteries and I 4 SCOTT'S MARATHON ,I , I Home Appliances Jamestown, Indiana r I r 4, 81 19 ,, --, THE-.-,ElJi,9l4liis,E5.-.1l,nOOM -nEi4 YOUR FARM BUREAU S H E L T 0 N SERVICE MAN Sf,'f,'If'l'f'Y ROBERT BOB KNOX Custom Grinding and Mlxmg FEEDS SEEDS Advance 94 FERTILIZER Phone 11 Your Patronage ADVANCE Appreciated INDIANA R. M. HORNER, Inc. COMPLIMENTS Crawfordsville, Indiana BUICK-PONTIAC OF DEALER H ,O,,'E,,,E,E,O,O,.v.v,,E,EvO,E,E, H AI.. JAX CHEMICAL Complaments UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY, Inc. SEYMOUR Jamestown INDIANA and Advance THE BLACKBOARD R. T. BAKER FINE CLASS RINGS . . Announcements Addmg Machmes Yearbook and Awards TYPCWYIUBFS .I 0 S T E N ' S Since 1897 Phone 147 Representative: Ken Eslinger Terre Haute, Indiana TOM WEBER COMPLIMENTS STANDARD OIL AGENT GF Jamestown, Indiana Phone 43 M AYAVAWAVAVAYA v A,Aw-wAwAwA v AWAWA A A NATIONAL BANK COMPLIMENTS THORNTOWN OF A INDIANA FRIEND Phone 78 54 TQH E QB L.A C KQB 0 A.R D COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF. RIGSBEE JONES sr BIINIOAR .IANITOR SUPPLY fi LEBANON MARION INDIANA INDIANA Ralph W. Stark, Stationer, Lebanon, Indiana Tucker's Drive Inn, Lebanon, Indiana Metzger Lumber and Coal Co., Lebanon, Indiana Harold Gentry, Lebanon, Indiana Hall 8: Frank, Jewelers, Lebanon, Indiana Sugar Bowl, Lebanon, Indiana LeMar Shop, Lebanon, Indiana We wish to thank our advertisers and subscribers for the interest and co-operation which they have shown in the publishing of the BLACKBOARD for 1954. We hope the finished product will meet with your ap- proval. 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