Lafayette Jackson High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Lafayette, OH)

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KEY TO SNAPSHOTS 1 Senior girls going to Ada Mr Packer and Nancy, Don't fall girls Is the water deeo enough? , Jo Ann B rnes and Colleen , The back view Pals , Raloh Zerbe's car Handsome critters. run, isn't it Meredf? Sin lrg girls J1nd, day that day p Virginia Guthrie Lonely Mary? Uusdles. Tice looking monkev ? v what big feet Danny snie, menie, miney, moe Ioana smiles Bathing beauty Happy looking seniors, Donlt let it fell boys Joan, Marcia, Colleen See what music does FOR THE FUNNYBONE Boss Miss, do you know the motto of this firm Diane Sure it's push Boss Uhereid you ever get nr t idea? Diane I sew it on the door as I came in Sue I like this dog but his legs are too short Bob Too short' Why, Sue, they all four reach the Mrs Mosher Can you tyne? floor Norma Borers Well, I use the Columbus system Mrs Mosher !hat's that? Norma Bowers I discofer o kev, then lend on it Bill Saunders I vent to catch a late tr in to York Tralnman Take No 9 thet's usually s late as any Mr Denhorwood Nothing that is false ever does anybody good 811 Bill J mes You're wron , I have fel e teeth and tnev do a lot of good Betsy I'm a little stir from bozling Eddie Shake hands, friend I kno th t town ell Helen and what gave r u the idea or becoming teacher? Bonnie I thought the bl ckbo rd fould set my blond hair o beautifullf During e true f l e ex m lr Cor saw Dennis Re in the beck or the room lliwoing a coin before he filled in each ensrer At the end of the cl ss oeriod, he as the only one there, still fliooing his coin 'hen Nr Cox asked Why he hedn't finishec the bor looked un end roolied, nOh l'm just checking my ans ers' ' 9 J-So o 20 O leg ' 5g ' Q X., 40 - ' H 1 Il .x U S 50 Q I f- O ' L.. l Q 5' 1 I - I. 18: ' .' , 7. . 19 ' . -' . W, U Bo ' o 'I , . 4. 'J 4 0 90 A 1 21, , 10. H - 5 22. . . 11. V. 5 A ' - 25. . . 120 H if Q Jil. . 1 2 '. ' Q I U ll n 1 A o S LP. . J 1 f . o . . 0 , O 3 . it , L4 ,1 Q . , . . .. 4 , , 5 ' f - I n ' 0 4 : Q' 'I 5 '- ' 7 2 7 , r. U 3 .. ,. a . , oz fa . , e New' . . 2 g ,. fx A. 0 Q .L ' : L ,.c.. .. , , . . y . . I 3 I ' S Ln M P ,, . 'su me 0 9 nf' 1 Q . 4. L ' 5 ' q YT rw - 17 o 1 -4 . 4 41 - cf -' 4 1 0 : I 9 I4 go I Q V 2 a L a . v A ff 1 U 0 . - F s, 2. i , . x .-1 4 .rv , . . , 4 . v . I -. P - if , n I ' , , Hu ., as , .U -7 ' - - L QL I ' , 1 ' 1 Y-'Y

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Mrs had KEY TO SNAPSHOTS Looks like fun' euxand you can have 'em What a pose' Xe wonder Seniors? Brass quintet When we were younger Cute little gal See' The seniors are dignified 'as the sun bright g Clarinet quartet lP1S9 Cute kids Ex convicts Dwaine and his bike Twins Horror of all horrors Handsome lad Sophomore gals Did the camera breako Intramural basketball champs Pepper Martin Carolyn Graymire Doris Mowen RIB TICKLERS Packer I forgot to take my umbrella this morning Packer 'hen did you mis it? Packer When I reached up to close it after the rain stopped A country youth iJoe Cleavesl was driving to the fair with his sweetheart CMary Jane Lainesl when they passed a booth where fresh popcorn was for sale Mary Jane My, Joe ' A1n't that nice? Joe A1n't what nice? Mary Jane Why, the popcorn It smells so very good Joe It does smell kind of good I'll just drive a little closer so you can get a better smell The piano teacher was expected momentarily, and Janice was preparingto take her lesson Mrs .eaver Did you wash your handsq Janice Yes Mrs 'eaver And your face? Janice Yes, Mother Mrs Weaver And did you wash behind your ears? Janice On her side I did WDad 1sn't home W said Dewey, answering the parson' knock on a Sunday afternoon HHe went over to thegolf club Then, noting the expression on the parson's face, he added helpfully, N0h, he 1sn't plav ng golf, of course He Just went over for a few highballs nd poker H Dlck IHSL9ep Did you catch the auto thief? Dick Baker He surely was lucky 'E chased him only a mlle when our 1,000 miles was up and we had to stop and change the oil Plumber lD1ck Arnoldl, arriving six h o u r s late. How are things? Marcia: Mot so bad - while we were waiting, I taught Miriam how to swim. 1. . ' . 12. ' . 2. Nau,I 13. - ' . . lh. ' ' ' . 3. , . 15. ' . A. 6 . 16. . 5. ' . 17. . . 6. .' . 18. ' . 7. . - 19- ' - 8. ' . 20. 9. . ' -- . ' ' ' . 21. ,, ' . 10. 5 ' , ' . 22. .1 ' . ll. ' . 23. ' I . Mr. : l . u . ' . Mr. : . ' 1 . I S , vv