Miami Jackson High School - Old Hickory Yearbook (Miami, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1943 volume:

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Grethe lJel.aney, Treasurer Blrs. lflossie Denton, English Blr. john llicker. Spanish ,f Blrs. Stanlev lluliinlizi, Band . pf Blrs. Blarorie li fffr er Arzeif? Q UD lf 1 fr fn- fl Richard Ercllitz. Physical Education Blrs. josephine Gasper. English 6' Geography Bliss Valera Gregory, Science li. Wesley jenkins, .llanual Training Bliss Elizabeth Kellylgocilg Science Bliss Virginia Killian, Registrar Blrs. jane Blartin, Pl1ysicaliEclucation7 Q! Fharles Blcfrackin, Plirvsical Esucation Blrs. Blary BlcC'ruckin, Physical Education Bliss Grace BlcLarin, Coinnzercial Blrs. jessie BlcLaurine, Social Science Blrs. Opal BlcLin, English 65' Geography Blrs. Yernice BlcNeil, Dean of Girls Blr. li. l., Bliller, Diversipecl Cooperative Training lI2.C.T.l Blrs. Blzirguerite Blills, Speech Blrs. Blary Blissio, Science Blr. H. l . Blilchell, Science Bliss Zelda johnson, School .Yurse ' 7 ,cuff A4 qiw177g7iWi5l3l W' yrriw foxy W. W . Mattlie vs. I rinfzpal lb. li, Moomaw. .Si'iw1n' Mrs. Bernice Bll.llI'.ffIIgii.Y1I 55 Cif'04Ql'LlflII'X' Mrs. Florence Normanrl. .lIatl11'malif's lfloyrl L. Northrop. .lgrif'zrli1lr1' Charles li. Ofonnor, Sofia! Sf'il'lll'f' Mrs. Thelma Ofonnor Fri livlz 6' Gvagraplzv Ms. Ellen Ocluinwiiftf P' ,ff Journalism 55 Social Sr'1f'm' Miss Lucille Pierce, English Ralph Poncler. PlI'VSiFlll Eduralir Miss Roanna Posey, .-lrt Y Miss Elizabeth Price, Library Mrs. Genevieve Rasco. Sofia! Srierzre Mrs. Leta Reynolds. Ph'VSit'lli Eduration Mr. james Rice. Dean of Hays Mrs. Inga Ropesl Canzrnwrfial C? 7 Girs. Thelma lQowlaml. linn1?iIf?o11nrrS Miss Martha Rose Sanders, ,llatlzwnatirs Mrs. Susan Satterlielcl. .llatlzenzatirs Willard Shaffert, Sofia! Sfienfe Miss Clotilcle Smith Lati I W V115 Miss Mabel Spa 'man. .la IPIIIIEIIY Miss Louise Sparrenberger, .llusir Miss Virginia Spaulding. Library Mrs. Mary P. Thompson. Home Economies Mrs. Kay O. Thompson, English Mrs. Sarah Waters, Home Economics Miss Dorothy E. Williams. Sfiemr' Miss Virginia Williamson, Spanish 5' English Mrs. Cleta Worley. Social Srienrf' Wilber C. Worley, .Uathemalifs Miss Mabel Wright, English Nor PICTURE!! Mrs. Marian Athearn. English Mrs. Mary White. .llatlzwmalirs Mr. james Womack. Drafting To former members of the student body and faculty of Andrew ackson High School in the Armed lotces ofthe United States we respectfully dedlcate Old Hzcleozy of 1943 ,v-'--in Andreyy s Brut e Aidreyys Bill Ashley C h irlee A belt, Ein st Aylor, Henry Ashley, ly an Andreyys, Ftlyy ard Anderson F irl X eeison Finest Bake r, Bill B tiea, Bill B le sle 1, ob Be ddloyy Ch trles Bitta er, ar 3 mt-J Bledsoe, Forest Diek l-rank Gordon Boyyes Boyyes, Beyille, Barrett, George Bradley, Henry Beuehl r Broyyn Benzinf Bradly, Beyllle, Barnett, Pete CBryan, TMAEI-5 Baum, Vtarren Blanton, Clyde Blanton, Tom Blacly, Trumin Bearel, Edyyin Carre-ro, Anthony Coyyart, Albert Campbell Louis Campbell Harry C ampbe ll ohn C arterette' 'lck Chamblers ames Vyalter Leslie Lawrence 'IHILS M iuriee-S 'Norman Uyy ell C,leywis, C,lewis, Carper, Carlisle Cooper, Casino, Dan .Cra-po,-D vi Clark, Ray' Q T. D. gig-I, 8 Cassidy, Bill D1 Franeeseo, ylex Dayls, Bob Diamond, Brooleie Dempsey, Bill Day, Donald Dunn, ohn Deyyees aek re ors, Tel ie De 'Napoli Bill Frllch Fugene Fasler aek Fyerett, Kenneth E teh Rniird en A in Pann, Bill Foster, Clifford Foster, VValt Foster, lilies Fassbatk Carl Frisch, l'red Franklin, George Frtseli Herman I-lrteaux Sidney Faireloth, Vyarren Flemming, George Grooyer, By ron Grooyer, Dayid Getsee, Fdgar Greer, Ernest Grayes, Harold Gentle, Gentle, ack Geiger, ames Grooyer, ames Gillette, Melyin Gill Bill Geiger, Bill Hays, Bill Hamilton, Buryye-ll Hamilton, Curtis Holroyd, Ben Hague Bobby' Hempstead, Dale Harper, Frank Howell, Fred Hawks George Hornsby, Guy Howard, Hugh Hay, James Heidersbaek Sam Hamilton, Charles Hayter, Geor Hayter, ohn ohns Alton enl-eins Claude ones, Dan aeleson Frank ones, Niolcolm lohnson Thomas ones Clarenee Keen Dan Kelly Ralph Kennedy ack Kyy lit, Phillip Koehler ohn Koehler Leyyis Kidd Fred Lassiter, Bill Little Brad Luys, Bobby Liekteig, Carl Langford Denyer Lunsford, Dick Lincoln, Frank Leyy is, Richard Lundbloom Harol Lucas, Bob Lee Hugh Luke, Carl Lowe Neyyton Wlorroyy Allen 'VIoore, Bill Mclntosh, Buddy Wloore Charles 'VIoyer, Dan 'Vlerehant F ai N1eGrayy Eddie MeDonald Frank McFarland I-red Mills Horace Mc'V1urray, ames 'VIcKenny', King, Myhre, Leroy Marsh, Russel Murray, Richard Minner, Ray Mauldin Walter Mitchell Frank Mason, Sam d FVICKIDHCV Bernard Vlurphy, Nairn, Mark XC'Z1SII11fll Bill Nixon, Bill Nudham Buddy Pounds Bill Peebles, Bill Parrish, Chester Parker, Steadman Pierce Charles Perry Donald Philips, Fd Phelon Frank Pederson, George Patyia, John Parker Kenneth Pounds, Roy Poston, Ralph Patterson, 1 Portz, Art Pinson, Guy Phillips, IN B Pierce, Bill Pasquerillo Fred Poston N1 F Price, Charles Parker, G VV Pearce Robert Qutnones, Royye, ack Robbins, ames Reeder, ultan Robinson, ack Reese, Linn Roberts, Lloyd Ripley, Oryille Rudolph, Richard Ruark, Robert Roland, Yernon Reeder, Bill Reising, Edwin Roberts, Bernard Roberts, Clifford Robinson, Orman Royal, Bill Smith, Bill Stewart, Bill Snvder, Charles Stokes Bill Seifert, Ernest Soyyers I-ranle Stirle Fred Strin ton, Fred Saunder , Gene biyemore, Geor Slanbury, Gerald Se iiellin , Harry Stinson aele bteidinff ohn Smith Kramer Leroy Larrton Thom is Mary Smith, Shole Slioles Stinson Stone, Stanley Slyyer, Ted Smith, bhepard Sholes Vyarren Shoeian, Dick bpanier Clarenee Stenstrom, Ethel bteil, Robert Tyler, Bob Tapp, Bill Thompson, Ear Tracy, ack Thompson, ohn Taylor, Parks Ihorpe, Thomas Teabo VVarren Thompson, Vernon Taylor, Lee Turner, ohn loss, Fred Vlttor, Howard VVyl1e, Bob VVeems, Buddy VVells Dayid VVarren Franklin Vyzilz Geor ee Wheatly, Gene VVilex ames Witmer Rad Walker Si sbee Vleeks immy Wilson, Bob Williams T. Q. White' Elizabeth VVirt .Alice iam: yy alter ' I i 1 - , . 1, ' ' J A . .- - ' . - . W' Joe C 'X ., ' , . . ' ' - we 'V Q z ' . ,, t e I ' , rw -v ' I Y u 1 .1 -- . , ' 1 1 x ff X , . . - 2 ' -3 A A 'I ' S 1 A . ' ' . , K J . L, I , A- x 1. ' iv, . ' gt. A - J J . C , ' f kj VY .VVV ffl ., , J . e .k x 1 , , ' A' .l , g U, , , -A DTM, A J A - i, ,1'b.,-I ,. Ai X -1 v 'Z els 3 - l ' 'E W X N if rn J :nl-r , Iwi: , ' , , r- - J I-, ,. ' -- ---, 's e , , ' ., ' 1,k.,J,. , 7 K .-I., K, 4, e l '. ' . ' ' ' ' ' fa 1 s 'Sy L' B Fli' y X i ,iv H ' 1 1 ' 'lb ia if - ', P 2 '. Ed' , Q ll: 'I ' . ' T' ri , Y' Bell, Don In Edyyards, .Allye-rt Knight, VVarren Potvin, jean Schilling, Reggie- , I , N ' I s s I V' 1 , K -Iv. . . . ' .S s K Cr , Y' A' T wh., . J, Y t 1 , - , 1 's ' , , - , , B ll e ' ' X Y. . - ' , Z , , A ' ' , y ,. .uv . G ' t , ' I . , D' ' A l I l. . W 'l ' ' e' , Joe' ll , W Q I ' . , . 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I CAUSICY DAVIS, JAMES IJUNSON CHRISTOPHER DAVIS, JOYCE I-'ANN VOLONGE DICWEIZS 1 .,XSSl3I-XCR FOOIIER IJI.-XMOXIJ FIiRGL'SON C'OS'I'IiI.I.0 IJICKEY l'IiRX.'XNIIIiZ '92 'ua Q K 1 1 4 1 4 ,vw f f W up , . V 2 1 , Q: is . I 1 I r f' iii gr ,, M, ,ew f S-. , ,, y v--. X fu fjf V 1 I YS ff' 5 I A W Q Q 'M H- f,1-MH , 'vh Q ,K ' Q? rs , . if . Q' 4 I 5 A . Qv 'ff Vg Q A ,Q E 3, ,Q nm ff 'f www an , V' fr Qfiif 3 J' rl ,A W 49 ei 1' 1 ,, ' M A, Eg. , 4 I pl' YV ' is :- 'XM El' T9 Alf NA' , -I V--H7 1 if Q9 40' Jw' J 'Z' p'SMITH SWEICTING YICKERY WALKER WILLIAMS SPIERS T.-XPP YUKOSIC W.-XRDEX WOODS STEII. 'IIXYLOR YRIQICIAXIJ. J. W.-XTKINS WRIGHT STONE TIXGLE YRICICIJXND. K. WEEIJON 6 0 6 SIIIIOI' Sf7Oi150l'.V, Hrs! rose: M. Mills, Ii. Ocluin, NI. NIissio. Nr. 011.1 roar: I,, Miller, M. Wliirt-, F. Xyuflvf , . lil Senior Oflicers The Senior ofticers guide the activities of the Senior Class. Our prom. party, class day. and Baccalaureate services have been under their careful supervision. 1 UIr'I IkI'Rn1 .XNNX .XYIQRS ffff. l'rr.v1.frf1! NIXRIF IIIYSON Prlv. Vim l'rr,fi.Imf I'I,I7INIi ROBINSON Prim .M'.frlt1rAi' RIEGGIIC SL' H I I.LI NG Fab. 'l'rm1f1m'r .I.'XL'Ql'I'l YYII..LI.'XMS .IIHIF 'l'rf'.1.t141 1' ISOIS XN'.XRI3I'lN fum' l'rrf1.lw1f lfR.XXi'IiS ROBINSUN lain' Vin' l'r'f'.t. YYILMX LITTLI'1I'iII'iI.IJ .Izmir S'rt'n'I111 i' Q Senior Sponsors In order that the preparations for gradua- tion should not fall on any one particular teacher. the duties were equally divided among teachers designated as sponsors, Mrs. Mary Missio was in charge of ordering of ringsg Mrs. Mary White, personal cards and announcements: Miss Elizabeth Kelly, ordering of caps and gowns: Mrs. Marguer- ite Mills, the Senior Class Playp Mrs. Ellen Odum, advertising for the play: and Mrs. Cfleta Worley. chief sponsor who checked to see that all preparations had been made. The Scrap Drive The Scrap iron drive this Semester was sponsored by the Key Club and senior Hi-Y. Future Farmers of America sold the scrap to a junk dealer, and the money col- lected was used to hnance the inter-com- munications system. Mr. Charles O'Connor and Mr. T. W. Caruthers excused boys from classes to collect scrap. Trucks to go after the junk and bring it to school and then haul it away were provided. junk was collected from all parts of town. Total Scrap gathered was: 10,000 pounds of tin: Xt ton of iron: 320 pounds of ragsg 3 tons of rubber: 100 pounds of carpet: and 100 pounds of cotton. Total sum of money collected was 33277.50 Everything from ice cream freezers and old alarm clocks to automobile bodies and useless refrigerators was to be seen in the scrap pile. What I C1111 Personally Do to flirt thi' Scrap Drifuv My first duty as a tfjunior Commando is to meet the requirements of the scrap metal drive set forth by the Key Club and Hi-Y. These requirements are a pound a day per person in school. A pound a day is little compared to what our older broth- ers and our fathers are giving. This metal will go into planes, guns, tanks, ships, and ammunition. One more plane, or even a bullet at the crucial point of a battle, might turn the tide in our favor. just stop and think what one small piece of scrap could do. I can do more than my share. If I am called from classes, I can keep my work up to date by getting the assignment from someone and having my work in on time. This isn't much when you think of the fortitude of the people of Stalingrad, of the courage of our boys on Corregidor, or the hardships of the British who have endured more than we can imagine. I shall do all I can and not grumble. Certainly, if we win the prize money, I will get from it many benefits. Hut, can I take these benefits with a clear conscience if I have not contributed my bit to aid my government in its all-out scrap drive? -PAUL BIRDSONG Give Your Scrap Como and give us all your svrapa l'm'lr' Sam will liuila' a lioat. Think of all the U S. ships Your .Wrap 'will keep afloat. It will help keep factories going- It will put more men to work. It will stop the laps' ll!l'UlllZI'l'S, It will will their silly smirk! It will aid our men up Yvomlora Diztirzgf Houzliingl lt's their job. lt will hvlp our mon in Egypt To stop the .Vazi mob! So lrtlv go, all you girls and boys, lI'e'll show 'om we aren't larkin',' IVo'll giw' ,PHI what thoy'r0 axlfn' for- Come on .' 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'1-ll S1111-1 .Xxswl-211s l'.-11:1-1 114' K J A 1 1 S, SPORTS 'P g Football Name jack Vi ood Bob Stlel Bill Crocker Is II5 Nloore Bob VR arden Hugh Carrier john Ixavanaugh Clifton Clark john Roberts Steadman Parker Bill 'Stewart Gene Marlier Billy Orr jimmy Orr Bud Carrero jimmy Weeks Ed Roberts Norman Henderson Phil L apman -4 W I osltion XX eight 9 a 5 S I R t 1 :1rr IJ Y lx 1 nits N nc r 1 1711 1 C r N 1 0111 R0 t 1ntot 11 Its S Sttuart lVl1r1 r B lillftllliilll Ihzri Rofu VVoods B 1 1 o r lll 1 Lo 1 1111 21 'tn No! ln lvtain 1 ll 111 D 111 Pri Name Position Weight Xrchle Orr Vincent De Napoli a Claude Tanner Bob Davis Reggie Schilling Dicl' Murray Andrew jackson opened its football sea- son by defeating Ponce de Leon 13-6. Next they m't Miami High and were set d0w1 with a score of Z5-6. As usual, the Generals held the Stingarees rather well until th- latter part of the game, when the power of the Blue and Gold proved too great for our plucky team. After losing to West Palm Beach 7-6 the Generals vsere on the small end of a 7-6 score losing to Lake Worth. R. 5llll'Tllt'4'l, bl. jolinson, Nl, Sliariholtz, lf. llobfn . . , , , if mxl, li. VK 1+1vL ls, K. Nlurphy, X. l,ll!'l'l:ll, I, Urs n. is. ii.,1i1iW1t-. In the second game with Ponce, the jacksoi warriors were again winners. with a score of 6-O. The victory over Ponce was followefl by the defeat of Miami Beach, 9-7. This game, which clinched the I.ittle Three Championship, was won by a blocked punt in the closing minutes of the game. Th: Generals reached the peak of their season by defeating the powerful Ft. Lauderdale team with a one-sided score of 20-6. this being the iirst time the Broward team had bowed to Jackson. This game made our record 4 wins to 3 losses for the Generals. Now comes the sore spot in the Jackson season. Miami Edison literally wa ked over the Generals, who scored the hrst and their only touchdown early in the game. Edison L'oat'lies Richard lirtllity, t'Iiai-lt-s iXlt'kll'2lt'lia'Il, Ralph Pond 1 L' '. made 5 touchdowns and added two extra points. The sad news was 32-7. The last game of the season was a defeat at the hands of West Palm Beach, the score 6-O. The 1942 season ended with 4 victories and 5 defeats. We They 13 Ponce de Leon 7 6 Miami Hi. Z5 6 West Palm lleach 7 6 Lake Worth 7 6 Ponce de Leon O 9 Miami Ileach 7 Z0 Ft. Lauderdale 6 7 lidison High 32 0 West Palm lleach 6 The Cheer Leading Squad is an organ- ization that has done much to establish good school spirit and cooperation at foot- 2b ball games. Their aims are to cheer the gallant football boys on to victory: to in- still school spirit: and to represent the rchool to the best of their ability. They train the future cheerleaders and practice yells throughout the summer. When school is in session they practice at least three times a week, so that their precision will be perfect for the pep meetings and foot- ball games. The Andrew Jackson squad is the only entirely feminine contingent of cheerleaders in Miami. Bob XX'artlcn, Co-L'aptain of the football squad. Wi' ZZJ-J Basketball Andrew jackson ended Its regular 1942 1943 basketball season the mght of Nhrch 1 wlth a vlctory over Redland Hlgh Ks the season ended the Jackson boys found that they had to thelr credlt 3 vnctorxes agalnst 10 defeats The Generals had a better team than the final scores mdxcated In all except five contests they were de feated by not more than four or slx polnts Andrew Jacksons qumtet played one of thelr best games when they met Home stead for a return engagement, although they suffered a 27 32 setback The Gen erals played the most heartbreakmg game after the seasons close when they were ellmlnated from the tournament by a score of 31 37 at the hands of Ponce The wmner of thls game was ellglble to enter the state tournament at Orlando Xt the end of the sl Ro L G Los 1 o W Sh w Rom rts ton rrtn O J W1lll1lllS Q oo Se on! 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C21 rmzli ISA VIH-I'I I' C.m.wf If ff. 'U X'rx1 r'IDriNAx1wl,1 Cf fl, f x f Ciznmf RrQHxVwKIl'1e!:xY C,m1 - f 61191, S112 xnxmx I' xrxmiwxr .I wx, Hui: Nl I-QI l. .l 111 . T X Nw !9' iffy' N P o RT 'l'he physical education program this year has been planned for the improve- ment of our health. This year every student has taken the physical Iitness test adopted by the state lust full. This examination is taken every semester in order to test improvements over the last semester. While SOO is considered a high score, Ingrid Olsen went over the top with a score of 600. The program for the tirst semester consisted of volley hull. physical fitness. and Tap pirturf: First row: fl. I.. ll'iHilllllS, P. cltllkilhl, T. Jlzzrfzlzy, P. Jlinninger. J. Iierrrvman ' Sernrnl rms: J. Jolznsmz, JI. Ii'illit1ms, JI. .llann,.-1. K0iic1s,II. Pimler, Mrs. ill. .llcfrarleirz - Top left: Rope jumping ' Top right 5 Iirzsleetluzll - Bottom left: Cmqzret ' Bottom right: Ditmmzld 134111, basketball, each sport extending over a six week's period. The first six weeks of the second semester we took a first-aid course and our physical fitness tests. The remaining part of the year, the activities consisted of baseball, deck tennis, square dancing, and folk dancing. Intramurals were played each week be- tween the girls who were interested in any particular sport. Another extra curricular activity for the physical education program was engaged in by a horse-back riding group, which met weekly and rode at the North Miami Riding Academy. The newest addition to the clubs organ- ized to help in the war effort was Super 4 Ingrid Olsen high scorer in the physical fitness program. Frou! 70112, lefl fo right: S. .-Xsua, J. Berryman, A. Ayers, R. Gallagher, J. fain. Ifafk roac: Nl. VV1111-, M. Goodyear, S. Drew, Mrs. Nl. Mt-fran-kin. Women Acting for Better Service, better known as the HSWABSI' This club com- missions the officers exactly as the WA.-XCS and the WAVES and other womens aux- iliary units do. Their ofticers were Colonel, Virginia Hamiltong Major, Shirley Hamil- ton: Captain, Dorothy Hudson: and Lieu- tenant, Margaret Richardson. A few weeks after commissioning their officers the SWABS enlistments began, and the ranks were swelled with thirty-eight Ubuck privatesv who had opportunities to become officers. Some of the activities of the SWABS seemed to be training young Commandos. Obstacle races, tumbling, marching, and calisthenics were but a few of the sports proposed. The purpose of the SWABS is to in- crease physical titness of the girls, and to interest them in community war effort. 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J 4 QQQV , 5 n , QIUBS E E5 cg - f , 1 WH N X ' W Nl lm I H Student Councll 'Ihe purpose of the Student Councll IS to foster 1 closer rel1t1onsh1p between stu dents and faculty, estabhsh justlce promote the general welfare proude lfallilllg for future c1t1zensh1p and secure the blessmgs of cooperatlon for all students It furnlshes in opportunlty through the1r representa tlves to pr1ct1ce the pr1nc1pals of demo cracy lSchool dances were sponsored and proved enjoyable to the students and pro httble to the var1ous organlzatlons that held them Z Xt Chrlstmas t1me the two arbor wtae III the patlo were decorated for the flrst t1me Vle hope the 1dea w1ll grow untll 1n future years the whole patlo w1ll be a thlng of Chrlstmas beauty 3 A VX h1te Chrlstmas was observed Xlany worthy famlhes were made happy mth an abundant supply of food, artlcles of clothlng and many toys rn the baskets nlled by ho1nerooms The students part1c1 p rtlng enjoyed the true Chrlstmas Splflt 34 tt Our L I- sttr B S'llX1IQ I Northrov Flllllllllfl true X l t tl 11 1111 1 1 rt 0 L 0 o 1 1 L Dum 0 rn t o R 1 lltttn Glnrum F lVI17r1 1 1r1n1 1 H uttr Rtntdo Wltbmu C l'ornel Mrss Kellx spon sor Nlrs Jllt 1onso1 xo 1. lhnr X Kutlr lson B L Parrott X A Fllls S Gttsn lVIullodx NI Hulxtotlx 'VI S 1 R Ptnctr Lmtoln D Woods, D Slmlu, G C1usew Row. Four L Vlmhtr Paffmd B Bachxnan J Mc laulu L Btr1da B Dulson 'VI VV1lden G Tor1b1o I N1xon LX Brady B Holtmpple 'VI 1 Duuts B Blat sun, l' 1 I Sznxth 4 Th1s year we have put Into effect a monltor system whlch has proved very 6ffiClClll Thls IS the first really successful momtor system Andrew jackson has ever had and one of whlch we are very proud S The frrst -Xndrew jackson Student Day was held We expect th1s to become an annual trad1t1on 6 The councll favored and voted to pro x 1de for a separate Junlor and senlor councxl SPoNsoRs Ellzabeth Kelly Dorothy Dale PRESIDENT Hug ICE RESIDENT Eton Curry SECRETAM Nlary Allce Hayter TREAsURER Thomas Renedo . Rof' : '. 11. - , . 1, s. 1 ' 1, B. Ve ' ' , D. Losey, G. C31 I li, S. ':1ug11n, K. IFN-z , C. ll llz l, -I. Ncrlin, B. G 'en ' R Q' Tm' : I. Staff rl, M. llzfgler, . 1 l, . R' - l , l l 'd , . Turlvr, l'. 'L ' , ' , ,. 1 '. .h', y . i - - H. C. - 'g Pres., .-X. C1 rry, M. A. zj ' , T. A L K . A x H J' A ' N K V1 we 1 1 I s ,la ' C ' ' 7 . ,.' .. 1: gs! . Pc' I, ' Y v. . . R. M:1rsl1burn, H. N1lll'DfBU2'3ll, B. J. VVeir, N. ' 1 ' VV'l. V, . . , .A . . , ' , C. ' man, ' ' ' 1 ' P. . j, . . L ' , . . filvs, . - l' , 1 . . ' - , Q l V . A ' - ,bv l 4 4, 0 . ' Y ' Y S il! I 9 ' x ' ' . . . . 1 .- A M :JA 1 fa - ' 1 1 - u 2 - L. 811111, J. - . -k.l. 1 M. gh., at ' ' ' , . A -5-ifgtiglk Y Rau' Our: Puckett, T. Rum-do, P. Birdsong, B. Vilardcn, R. -I. Broylcs, Kiwanis sponsor, C. O'Connor, faculty sponsor, D. Loscy, G. Geddes, A. Curry ' Rau' Tfzuo: E. Russell, B. Jackson, E. Sutherland, C. Smith, K. Moore, H. Carrier, S. Parker, K. Vreeland, S. Young ' Row Three: E. Thompson, S. Vaughn, E. Graves, j. VVilliams, W. Lohman, L. Hay, F. Haws, L. Daniel, D. Sivyer. KEY CLUB The Key Club's member- ship is made up of boys who have high scholarship and ci- tizenship averages. The Key Club is the junior division of the Kiwanis Club. The mem- bers are selected from grades 10 through 12. The Key Club is one of the active clubs in the school. The first service to the school was ushering at football games. Then the members of the club made and painted the speak- ers for the inter-communica- tion system. Annually the Key Club selects a member of the senior class for the Hall of Fame. The club is constructing an honor roll plaque on which will appear the names of all former Jackson students and faculty now in our country's armed forces. Rofw Our: Glerum, L. Brown, G. Avirt-tt, Graves, A. Brady, Pres., R. Dregors, l . Dt-VVolf ' Rau' Taco: P. Birtlsollg, S. Getsnlan, -l. Dewees, B. Peterson, .-X. Ayers, M. L. Smith, Miss Smith, Sponsor, Mrs. Odum, Sponsor ' Rose Tllwf: T. Rcnedo, H. Carrier, B. J. Holtzapvile, B. VVarden, A. Curry. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society, organized at Andrew jackson High School in 1939, has been one of the outstanding clubs in the school. This society is a national organization among the high schools of America, and has, as its principles, Ifadership, Scholarship, Service, and Character. To be eligible for membership in this organization, astlisg must agfQn,Qiolarship and must have reached the 11-A class. After the scholarship record is acquired, candidates are voted upon by the faculty, each teacher, when voting, taking into consideration the other three principles. The most outstanding activities of the present year are the War Bond and Sta mp drive, and the annual Senior Work day, proceeds from which are given as a scholarship to a jackson student. 35 Row Our: G. Geddes, V. Carrin, R. Barnett, Gobie, K. Vreeland ' Rofw Two: S. Young, B.'Lunsford, C. Holland, W. Cooper, E. John- son, S. Vaughn, A. Curry, T. Rcncdo ' Rofw Three: T. Ryder, Mr. fzirutliers, Sponsor. President-EDWIN JOHNSON V. President-CLARENCE HOLLAND Secretary-SAM VAUGHN Treasurer-SAM YOUNG Sponsor-MR. T. W. CARUTHERS The aim of the Hi-Y is: HTO create ,maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y platform is: Clean living- clean speech-clean athletics-clean scholarship. The ac- tivities of the year were to help with the scrap drive, col- lection and saleg to help with installing the inter-communi- cation systemg to help the junior Hi-Y buy linoleum for Mr. Rice's office. W Rofu' Onf: D. llcnshziw, A. Peter- son, J. Oppenheimer, M. L. Smith, B. Flynn, J. Davis, Pres., Mrs. Normzind, Sponsor, M. Bcrdeaux, Nl. Walden, E. Zavodskv, L. VVcr- ner, C. Watkins, B. Smith, F. Burk- hard ' Rom' Tfzuo: M. Noon, M. Hnigler, VVcnslt-y, B. Akin, S. Drew, Bhhtirgmn, V. Refi-ofski, E. VValker, M. Ware, G. VVilliams, M. Tracy, L. Perry, M. A. llziytcr, J.TMcGraw ' Rom' Y'l1n'e: J. hlolm- son, M. Magiiiin, B. S. Davidson, C. Drummond, Livingston, B. Weir, M. Blackwell, S. M. Adams, H. Rogers, M. Stoner, N. Partin, M. Proctor. GIRL RESERVES oFFrcERs Pres.-Joyce Davis V. Pres.-Beth Flynn Sec.-Margaret Berdeaux Tres.-Mary Walden Chap.-Mary Louise Smith Girl Reserve Purpose To face life squarely To jind and give the best The Girl Reserves is a club for all senior-high girls. In all our activities, both social and service, we try to foster a more friendly attitude among girls, through service to others. Activities for the year include: Red Cross Work. Giving dresses to WarRelief ' Committee to be sent to girls in occupied countries. Buffet suppers at MYR. Camping trip at Snapper Creek. All-Day Conference at NYU. Monthly Dances. Ifirsl Roar: bl. Quvtglcs, B. Smith, Sung Leader, R. Masters, V. Pres. M. Smith, Pres., hl. Perkins, Score- tary, V. Patten, D. Rollins, R. Shlafrock, E. Smith ' Set-021.1 Row: P. Adkins, C. VValden, P. Adkins, Miss Sparkman, sponsor, Mrs. Cooke, sponsor, B. Morgan, B. Clarke. 4-H The 4-H Club is a national organization, having as its emblem the four-leaf clover. The 4 H's in Club work stand for Head, Heart, Hands, and Health. They represent the four-fold training and devel- opment which club members undergo. Sponsors Miss BIABEL SPARKMAN MRS. JOE CooK Ojicers President - MARY Lou1sE SMITH Vice President-RUBY MAS- TERS Secretary -- JACQUELINE PERKINS Treasurer - BETTY LOU BURNETT Song Leader -BETTY JANE SMITH if 242 , at f -. First Rowe: R. McClellan, R. Nlurphy, D. Hamm, Hill, R. Caraway, B. Orr, Mr. F. L. Northorp, Sponsor, Lamb, President, M. Fcit, J. Black, H. Luke, H. Poston, A. Pinder ' Sefonil Rane: P. Fassback, C. Evans, D. King, D. Linick, K. Patterson, A. Snyder, VVatson, D. Love, VV. Dawson, bl. Diucolo, R. Davis, F. Bodin ' Ylllillf Roig: A. Rowe, Hill, A. Peterson, B. Pitman, L. Bryan, B. Green, I. Smith, G. Conger, C. Hodges, B. Roper. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Miami Allapattah Chapter of Future Farmers of America is composed of the pupils of vocational agricultural educa- tion. It consists of junior and senior high school students and tl number of members who do not attend school. Our motto consists of only 4 lines, but these lines are filled with practical philosophy, reflecting in spirit and sincerity the true viewpoint of farm youth, the backbone of a nationfl The motto is as follows: Learning to do. Doing to learn. Earning to live. Living to serve. Our immediate purpose for this year is the production of food for Uncle Sam and his families. President-JIMMY LAMB Vice President-ALFRED FUsT REPOVICI'-BIORTON FEIT Secretary-ALVIN DOZIER Sgt.-at-Arms-HUGH PosToN Treasurer-ROBERT CARAWAY Adviser-FLOYD L. NORTHROP 37 f lc- frrst Roar, left fo rigffl: Mr. Dieker, sponsor, O. Rent-do, P. Roberts, 'lf Rent-do, K. Hallxlnd ' Sf't'OIlif Roar: V. Gibson, M. Graytlon, ll. Holbrook, li. Bailey, F. Keutliley, N. Lyons ' 'l'f1ir.f Roux' li. Kirsch- enbzxutn, .'X. Brady, ,-X. l'urry. Pan American Club President-Peggy Roberts Vive President-Katherine Gardiner Serretary-Florence Keathley Treasurer-Tom Renedo Sergeant -at .elrms-Alton Curry The purpose of the Pan-American Club, which meets bi- monthly, is to create a better understanding of the countries of South America. Pan American members have written to different individuals in South America and have given a subscription to Life Magazine to a high school in Cuba. At the meetings, visitors often tell of life in South America or the members play Spanish games. This year the Pan- American Club has put mirrors in all the girls' rest rooms. 38 First Roux' li. -Illt'l'1S0ll, D. Nevers, l.. Parker, E. Mizrahi, E. favori- sky, S. Gt-tstnan, Miss llxrninc, sponsor ' Seroml Roux' ,l- Nlffflllh B, Flynn, M. XY:1lden, Mrs. Cham- berlain, sponsor, L. Daniel, E. Graves. THE DEBATE CLUB The Andrew Jackson De- bate Club has been accepted as a member of the National Forensic League. It is on an honorary basis and every member must meet certain re- quirements A by participating in inter-scholastic debates. Activities Ortoberz New members were voted in and initiation was held. November: Held inter-schol- astic debates. December: Sent debaters to tournament at Ponce tie Leon. Produced radio program- How Uncle Sam Runs His War. February: Held debates and round-table discussions with Ponce de Leon. Produced radio program- Road to China. The newly elected officers are: President-Beth Flynn Vice President-Dorothy Nevers Secretary-Mary Walden Treasurer-Patsy Saylor Sponsor-Mrs. Chamberlin The newly elected members are: The newly elected members are: Morton Feit, Carl Hancock, Wally Barhe, Bobby VVilliams, Mary V, VV:1lden, Katherine Gardiner, Peggy Roberts, Florence Keathly, Naomi Pztrten, Bernard Kirehenbautii, Jim Bennett, Marian Feagan, Mary Ann Green, Ray Ruthburn. 'I' H li SA lf li 'l' Y l'.-X'l' R O I, The school safety patrol is an organiza- tion designed to insure the safety of stu- dents. It is composed of a captain, two lieutenants. two sergeants. and a number of patrolmen. Each lieutenant with the aid of a sergeant is in charge of a certain Illliil- ber of patrolmen. The duty of the patrolmen is to keep the students back on the sidewalk until the light turns red and to prevent them from crossing in the middle of the block. At the beginning of each school year. the patrol is sworn in by a police ofticer. In the summer a camp is available where the patrol ofhcers receive training. JUNIOR RED CROSS .-Xn organization which has done much to help the war effort, the junior Red Cross chapter here at jackson boasts fifty-tive members. each representing one homeroom. These members brought over 20.000 buttons during the country-wide drive this past year. During the Victory liook Campaign, they collected 1.000 magazines and 250 books which were donated for reading mat- ter for our service men, and with other clubs. collected scrap metal, material for hospitals, and kit bags for soldiers in this vicinity. Ro R0 l L- v H. Ro Fi: .X. I KL-nntt x S fll to L X l,. lit R. liuin My in II J L xx li. lit Blink li s muh lxf L ll mi D, fort 'Wit L SL'll'1NL'E CLVB fY'ojvJ Nl. .Xlbritton, li. Kirsvlu-nlxzilnrn, 'lf Lumlmzxttis, li. Johnson, VY. Gates, Talley, S. Rupp, Nl, Graxydon, Nl. lNllTt'l1x'll, lf. Cunio, R. liietricli llolliruoli, V. Rcfvlofsliy, Nl. l'll1i':.f1lll, ll. F. Min-lit-ll. .XNJA PRO l'Ll'l'i flfollollll 'xl Row: G. Geddes, D. Losey, D. Sivycr, S. Vlllltfllll, J. Hand 'omf Rose: C. Johnson, K. Vru-lztnd, K. Moors, VV. Lohman, J. tes, D. li. Nlooinxux, sponsor ' Tlfirif Row: .L Doznbrowslay, R. lI1lXlll, J. Sivyt-r, J. Tliolnpson, li. Russell, F, Hciln-1', F. Sutlwrlstnd. SCIHNCdiCfLUB The Andrew Jackson Sci- ence Club was organized for the purpose of enabling stu- dents to find additional sci- entific knowledge in each of their chosen fields for either an interesting hobby or a vocation. This club contains the fol- lowing subdivisions: radio, photography, chemistry, biol- ogy and meteorology clubs. ANJA PRO CLUB Pr1'.tia'ent: DON SIVYER Vice Pres.: Dean Losey Ser. Treasurer: SAM VAUGHN Andrew Jackson Projection Club, known as the Anja Pro Club, was organized at the beginning of the 1943 school year. The name is significant in that it indicates the main objective of the club, that is, to train the members taken from 10, 11, and 12th grades to operate our Bell and How- ell 16mm sound projector whenever needed in the school. They have served every de- partment in the school. Firft Row: .L Noton, Nl. liusli, V. l'r m-a- r, li. llllllilllllll. Sz'.U1Itl lx'o:L': M. Rit'l1artlson,l'. l ornel, 'lf Pxun-', D, Ellis, L. Nlzttllt-us. Yiflilxf Rout M. H:1t'l1n1:n1, B. Blzirkslivzlr, ll. Vhlliains, lu. Petrie, I . Petrie. .N or l it'l1n'f.f: U. 0'l7onnt'll, li. VVxlie. Spozlfor: Mrs. Martin nl. Lynn, bl. Leonard, Alberts. SK.-XTING CLUB Pres.gMarjorie Bachman V. Pres.-Hilda XVilliams Ser.-Betty lilackshear Treas.-Bonita Bachman Stu. Conn. Rep. - Connie Fornel .llarshall-johnny Roberts The Skating Club is a social organization of the students who are interested in the sport of skating. Require- ments for membership are to attend bi-monthly business meetings, and to foster more enthusiasm for the sport to which our club is dedicated. The club was organized three years ago and is spon- sored by Mrs. jane Martin. Parties are held monthly at a rink, the selection of which is voted upon by all members of the club. l ir51 Rome: V. Mari, hl. Rozivlt, li. Viukery, L. Jenkins, L. Olsen, Nl. Diamond, Nl. llatlicovk, Nl. -lustit-e, VV. Colonge ' Sfuolltf Row: M r. Miller, sponsor, V. Bryan, ll. Davis, D. llarwy, E. Tlnnnpson, D. Groowr, li. Brown, fx. Gill, S. l'lI'1't'lIl1lil, NV, liranson, F lJ'lYl'l l . . ., L. lNlt'Gr:1n, li. Sioitzer, R. l.indsey, R. jones, pl. Lt-gg, L. Nlatliews, li. lit-ruler, hl. llauis, li. lorlwrt, VV. Cooper, bl. Nlulont-5, Nl. l'1llNlli'llS. Diversified Cooperative Training Program This is the fourth semester of the Diversified Cooperative Training Program at Andrew jackson. The DCT students comprise the DCT Club and have elected the following members to ofnce in their semi-annual elections during the early part of February: Leona jenkins, President: Mary Frances Tingle, lst Vice President: Edythe Vickery, 2nd Vice President: Laurie Olsen, Secretary: Mary Diamond, Treasurer: jean Roach, Parliamentarian. Under the terms of this program students must be at least sixteen years of age and in the eleventh or twelfth grade in order to be eligible for admission. They must choose an occupation and accept a part-time job in a local business tirm. Four hours per day must be spent in school, and two hours of this time must be used studying subjects that will help them progress in the occupation at which they are working. 4I BOYS' GLEE CLUB Rofw One: I. Knight, P. Birdsong, K. O,Neil, Nordin, E. Pollert, K. Clay, Conway 'Rau' Trwo: G. McFarland, VV. E. Farr, Bennett, VV. Gates, -I. Hodges, C. Barteaux, Tanner ' Rofw Three: G. Nairn, G. Costello, E. Morton, S. Feldan, K. Taylor, B. Inglis. B I Glee Clubs Miss Louise Sparrenberger ................ . .,................... Director joan Glerum ........................ President, dass of Feb., 1943 Jean Nixon ...... President, class of June, 1943 George Nairn ...... ..........................,.. V ice-president Helen Rogers ........., ............ S ecretary Beatrice Peterson ........ ............................................. T reasurer War or no war, the Andrew jackson Senior choruses have continued many of their former activities. Instead of par- ticipating in state contests, the choruses have devoted their time and talents to school and community activities. Num- erous concerts have been presented, in both the afternoons and evenings: many boys and girls entertain each Sunday night in USO units: several are singing in the University Chorus for the oratorio Elijah : others are singing in the chorus of the Opera Guild for the forthcoming presentation of Carmen, , 42 GLOBE ST.-XI-XF Firfl Row: L. Daniel, NI. David- son, Nlrs. Ellen Odunl, sponsor, ,I- Glerum, Ii. Mizrahi, P. Carter, B. Freed ' Seromi jx'0au: DI. Woods, bl, Degard, A. Kwzirt, L. ,'xL'kCl'lllI1ll, S. Lou ry, C. Sturrup ' Tliinl' Row: V. Gibson, V. johnson, G. Mt-- Dade, .-X. Brady, F. Robinson, 0. Renedo, NI. Gustafson. QUILL and SCROLL Editing the t'Globe and sponsoring Quill and Scroll have been the jobs of the Globe staff for this past year. Few who read the finished product know the actual pro- cess of editing a paper. From editor-in-chief down to re- porter, each staff member has some particular and necessary function in publishing this school paper, whether it is securing the story, headline- writing, soliciting ads, page make-up, proofreading, copy- reading, rewrite, typing, mak- ing posters, doing artwork, handing out assignments, running errands, taking copy to the printerls, or just being an idea-man. Not all students who take journalism are members of Quill and Scroll, the National journalistic Honor Society, but most of those who attain some special achievement in journalistic work and who have had 1,000 lines printed, receive memberships in this organization. Members of Jackson's chapter of the Quill and Scroll are: Carolyn Cook, joan Glerum, Reggie Schil- ling, Rosemarie Martucci, Jennie Degard, Bernie Freed, Charlie Sturrup, John Kav- anaugh, jack Wood, and Ann Brady. 2 Y 6919 The Band The band under the fllI'8CIlOI1 of Nlr Stanley Dullmba has done qulte 1 b1t of work th1s past year In years past the band took part ln many muslc contests but due to the cl1f11cult1es 1n transportatlon the con tests have been canceled ln the place of the contests, the band has staged four monthly concerts whxch take place the last Sunday of every month Hand members, ln dClClltlOI1 to playmg for all assemblles and taklng part 1n the 1942 Orange Bowl Classxc have sponsored a muslcal show ent1tled 9p1r1t of the L Q X Nlany of thxs years members are xery young, but the mus1c1ansh1p of the group IS excellent ln splte of the loss of a number of members last semester There are 64 members 1n the hlgh school band and 94 1n the elementary band 954' 662 lop C,1kL's GLPE CLLB Ro L One B Garlm C xltllilflll, ohnson, B Nltlxnlu E Km F Tutktr L Ptxrktr, L Pwr r M lmnandef C1 onlno 4 r, 'N Ill Rofv. 111.0 Lots 5 Ptttrson, Nurn, B Smtnn, X Ko 105 Roxil, M 'wr tr D Htlbt L xvflgglf, t x L 111 D S B Snnth B Currln 1 'Nl Tllllflll V 'Vhddtt 1 X1 1111 Ro L lhzee 'Nlxss Sparrenlxrfnr, won P tr trum ts bllllf o neon 'Nl Prrrx P 'Nlullrulx l' PlXlZ1,b Drux Cxllstlfstbll LL and Ro tr L QLILLH J 1 ,I ohnson B Mor Ill, L X Mitt uns H I.1SSLI'lll'1Il Rau Four N1 Qouptr lN1 lVIapp1n, HLllilllXX A Blum, M NUUII, VVtnslcs xxflllltlllli S YVttl1cr1n ton NI Hathtotk NI MII 'N Lux 'VI 'Vhlton 'NI Vlnnn, R Sues l' llmton, B Starboro R Dlctrlt Roffom Bun Rom One X Pearce J Tapp B Dtl Nlthllltfl D Xlburs,,N1 Poster, Xlllgood Rmks 9 Bucs F Garrttt l Ehrllth ou no Puckett D Wurntr W Schofic c Cluton l- Kothlcr B D1x1s, R Wllson, V Tozzo, Prmtll P CJIFXIH Nl Broun D Golden rg Huts S 1, l' DtVSulf H Wllllllll asstttr X 'Nl1n1t,D Loses Rau Three S url R c utr I mmgt X P1cr1tt1n1 Osmournt VVrxe, Tlmrpt Macltlox, C fstt r, l' Bt rglnan, C urrx, Moore, Hosron Q V1ugl11n Rofu Fam R Vamt, G I'urntr l Pirkcr, B Kxrsthtnhaum, B Hxllhautr autr glll th Plattn, R Du Breu1 , Xshlcs, B NICGTJXK V Hlllbauer, R Clrptnter Hand f' mg p v fl ww 4 1 f . 1 1, . .13 4 L W lkf of iff ' ' .J H r . 1 l l ,, H ,. 1 ' A - . 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Nevcrs, B. Flynn, L. Holley, bl. lVIcGrz1w, Nordin, A. Brady, E. Graves, Mrs. Mills, Sponsor, R. Dregors, S. Getsinan, P. Birdsong, Glcruin, Nl. l'lL'l'llZlllilt'Z. THE NATIONAL THESPIAN DRAMATIC HONOR SOCIETY Colors : Blue and Gold Flowers: Yellow Rose and Blue Delphinium Aim: To create a Spirit of Active and Intelligent Interest in Dramatics among boys and girls of Secondary Schools. Sponsor: Marguerite Mills Ojieers: President, Edward Graves Vice-President, Antoinette Brady Secretary, Rosa Lee Dregors Treasurer, Shirley Getsman Members: jack Nordin, Lois Holley, joan Glerum, Mary Fernandez, Walter Lohman, Frances Robinson, Anna Spiers, Dorothy Nevers, Beth Flynn, Paul Birdsong, jane McGraw, David Thorpe, Shirley Bernstein. Activities: Thespian-Senior Play, The Whole Truthllg Theater Party to program of monologues by Ruth Draperg Formal initiation with program of skits pre- sented by new members. 44 l ir.fl Kose: Dl. llzlvis, M. Sllllfll, B. Pm-It-rsuli. Business Nlzulzigvr, P. Bird- L yy . i.. song, Iiditor-in-rliief, K. 'I'liomp- son, Sponsor, li. Nlizralii, S. Gets- man, I. Olsen. Sfu'of1.I Roar: D. llcnslizxw, Nl. lferiizimlcz, Dcwccs, Nl, Bcrdt-aux, S. l'lI'L'L'lllJlll, S. Good- son, AI. Dregnrd, H. Rogers, A. lloflnur. Thin! Roar: T. Rent-do, J. Nixon, .-X. Clurrv, O. Rem-mln, A. Brzlclv, R. VS':1rulr-ri. nnual Staff This year's OLD HICKORY staff was organized at the be- ginning of the school year. Our one aim has been the preparation of the 1943 an- nual. We have worked hard. Whether or not we have suc- ceeded the reader must judge. With our work we have mixed social activities such as a dance and Z1 theatre party. So, it has not been all work and no play. We all have had fun in publishing Old Hickory. Editor in Chief, Paul Birdsongz .-lss't Ed., Mary Louise Smithg Bus. Mgr., Beatrice Peterson: Sponsor, Mrs. Kaye O. Thomp- son. Not pictured: Kenneth Vree- land, Joan Vreeland. by ii SENIOR DR,-XMA'I'IC'S IJIiPAR'I'NIliN'l' 11iffv'f11f'l l3IARG1'11R1TH M11-I-5 Lwfl, lnp tn lmltomz SZ1ll6I'liI'ZlLll,u 'I'here's One Born livery 3llIllll6.H Spare My Chee-ilfl. Right, lop to bottom: Senior Class Play, The Whole Truth. The 'l'ell-Tale lingaigclnciit Ring. 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Th1s year 5 annual were on sale itudente m'1de payment wlthout f111 H.: iv , iv N lb - C n v :'l V Z ou 4 l 't. . Q ' z Q ' 1 :, r , X . V ' :ss ' I 'Y .v '. . J ' 1 . ' ft .' c lc -' .. 1 . -1 S . Z 71 I 211. 5 132 ' C ,. .h .S .Y , V - .' nzo. .19 1 4, - L- S A J ' 71 1 V , Zi . . . , ,. . . .. . p1 2 x .. . E- ' XX 115 hrlght and tnnely for today. s . if b' IZO. . ,Z L. , ., ' v' ' . vs- ' ' D .11, . . Q ' S ' .7 A ', 2 .. , , , .YJ D .l1. ' 5 . 3 ' iz'z 'ig zz',,: 'g D .18, ' ' ' ', ff' 12 Cz pp 0 ,. h.V.h1 .I-Y . f ' .2s, ' 1 up ' 3 ' I f , - . . ' . l . ao ' ',,. , 9 c ' - x V f ' 1 . 1 ' I rj' 0 Y. 1 . ' - I I . 0 -'1 . . Q l , ,W Q . , te V, ,. , 5 , 5 K K - 4 Y' c fj '2 an an an Fe Fe e Mar 6 Har 9 N ar Aprl 1 Aprll 1 -Xpr1l 2 eXpr1l3O 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 After 1 banquet of ood things to eil DIKQDIUCK1 senlors gene wlth the teet Proud bemors attended B lccalaureate A serwlce for those who griduate Seniors were Gwen mul term drplomas Took them home to show thelr mamma joan C lerum s plctured 111 the Hall of Fame bhe s the outstandxng Semor they marntam Some hearts were broken some were gay Honor Society tapped today X scholarshlp was won thls year joan blerum s the lucky gal we hear Somethmg new was st irted by Coach R D Ponder Our boys are now boxmg who ll be champ we wonder On thus das of happy blxss Xlrglnm Ixllllan vane up the Nllss Phe Vlctory Mrcraft lnstltute Ptcked Paul and Audrey as new FCCFUIIS On our publxc addre s sy stem we now rely Because of the boys from Fechnlcal Hlgh Senlor Class had to gnve jumors a party In the bond buylng contest 'IUUIOTS had the IUHJOFIIB The senlor boys took a test todav To see how they rate wtth the L S -X foday we all saw the mmstrel show It was pretty hot and far from slow X., Z.. Pr 1 W4 -I' .21. . z ' g ' 2 N . .- ., . U V '. . .. . ' 4 . C gi' Q 51 J .24, ' ' ' z ' ' J ' . V b' , ' - ' , .f b.12, 1 ' ' ' 11.19, . 2 ' ' ' ,. ' ' F b.23, .- ' ':' 'N ' 's ' . ' ' - c 7 . ' .1 , ' ' ' ,iz . . . .1 , ' y I' 1. v. . .1 ,. . 5 v A . 41.29, ' ' .' ' 1 . 'l , ' 5157- V f H V f . . ' lg ,. 1 , 1' 'l .A . . , V V . X ' it . , lzsx 9+ 4 1 The Edltor s Easy Paul have vou Uot thoe PICIUTCQD XX here tre those Semor XCIIXIIICQ XX hen do I have to have that feature m XX hew I don t know I m only the CCIIIOI' XX hen I accepted th1s job I thought lt would be easy but now what wlth belng snowed under by a m1Il10n wrlte ups Xlrs Thompson should a comma go here? in Bob are those Cartoons re ady 9 havlng to meddle 1n other people s tffalrs Ive changed my nnnd Oh trouble No ads? XXe can have ads? Dont vet any more ads XXe can have two hundred dollars worth but no more XX here dld Helen get all those Nlcknames? Shes a good snooper Those club wrlte ups are they IDD Thls rs Irlday and the prmters commg Xlonday XXhere are those snap shots? Have all the club wrlte ups been hmded ln? XX hat about those mck names? Have the cartoons for thls been drawn? H we the coaches had thelr plctures taken? XX hen do I have to have thls ln? Gee I dont know I m only the edltor If you had wanted me you would have known where to hnd me all you would have had to do was to look under that plle of papers 1n the corner of 308 and there I would have been starry eyed wlth a slgn around my neck saymg Dont dlsturb Th1s book holds between tts covers and on them works of manv student To .lov ce Davls and Lsther XI1zrah1 Old Hzckorv owes the Senlor pxctures and Senlor HCIIVI tles They worked very dlllgently to achleve what was expected of them They attamed the1r goal wlth a hx h measure of success by arranglng appolntment for all the Sen lors and most of the teachers Olga Renedo Ixenneth Xreeland and Tom Renedo collected and made all other plctures To Olga we glve the credlt of watchmg the papers and Uettlng glossy prlnt of plctures that pertaln to our school kenneth who wlth hls sister joan came Chau' olzyeab? K back to school late made many of the snapshots Tommys work of scheduling Uroup plctures and wrltlng the cut llnes was completed wlthout delay Carolyn Look Helen Roger Xlargaret Xlann -Xnna IXOlldS and Sue Lowry have done flne work IH composmg One of our dlsappomtments came wlth the Illness of tarollne Cook our feature edxtor Every body then pltched ln to glV8 a hand with the features Helen Rogers took the Nlck Names Xlargaret Mann and Anna Ixollas took the Guess XX ho and Que Lowry fmlshed the Calendar To XIary LOUISE Smlth and -Xnna -Xyers lt owes the glrls sports wrlte ups Xlarv Loulse Smlth uncomplalnmgly performed the many odd jobs thtt always fall to the asslstant Isdltor contrlbuted wrlte ups of the boys sports I'hey have done an excellent job of keeplng 1 record of the scores of tll the games played by the jackson Generals To Shlrly Getsman goes credlt for all the club wrlte ups She has worked constantly to vet all th1s data about each club 1n jackson From Bob XXarden Betty Lucas and joan Xreeland came all the art work ex cept the cover deslgn Th1s was deslgned by Xlr Claude C Norton To hlm we wlsh to say Thanks Bob and Betty drew all the cartoons and joan Xreeland made all the ther sketches 1ent buslness m eterson has worked whole heartedly for the advancement of our financxal status She has kept a complete set of records of every act1v1ty we have undertaken Her staff mcludes Hugh Carrler cxrculatlon jean XIXOH advertlslng and Xntomette Brady expense fund o Xlrs Thompson Old Hzckorx owes 1ts new llterary sectlon Thls we feel UIXES the book added dlgnlty XVe llke thls sec t10n and hope you do too JD 0 , 0 O I I f . tl , , Q ' . . , c J h . ., . c c c , c K f I., - A ' .I ' - v. 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Who'S Who at Andrew 200165011 ,X a ff L,ZWm'f Popular Hugh Carrier Betty Holtzapple livlflff .flfflfvlflj Boh Davis Anna .-Xyers Best All Round Bob Wvarclen Anntoinette Brady l ll'fttfz'5f Manuel Fernandez Ingrid Olsen PlI'fc'lldZit'J'l Thomas Renedo Ol ga Renedo C,l1l1J'J' PU!! Q, M N P4'1'50lI1Ifffy B 0 y and Girl Reggie Schilling Anntoinette Brady 1' - s Anna KJXQ8Tlt Jack Norclin Siiffff on . -,. mir 1:3 wig NS. 1, , Sv: M4 14 .1 .V . 0.d 1 - - ,, ' Y . A Qyf: 5 is ffsv' fx 557'8'T5f4 vb D. A 7' ' . s r-at up AS , A kid ..-ffm' ,I 40 Q 'Q vin vc' 1 nvaklu . ,s'S1,, Eaiv 'fi 214 if S .,, lvl., JE, '?b5g -.' :.' 1'0- -S 15 S' In Q'- fmkp .- 5 ctw A xg ,hu ,, 1 V, , - O, -' w :.f.l. . 18,9 'Q ' 1 ,,g,,p m k f . 'V fx ':. 'z' W D' - , at - , , X f , ,1 7 , ' A 5'1 W4 Q Q. x 5 Y mf S f E ' . 4 559- ' 'NL X , - - V , ?:S 'aff' i'N . , . V - -H. L,- x ' 4, , x , ., l, . x: 1 M ' , , ,. :Q wr , 1'-,sf . . A X L. O 'Q Q Zi 1 Q J 753 1 L., LN s .if 'vw -. 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Q! 4 5, X , 91 1 Q' 5 Q ' o as Q C' xl YQK Gb LJ0, I 5. s 29 Spmt of 76 e Sp r1t ol Ullllt to through generitlon t the peoplt of nn I1itl0I1 ind wlth exerx war lt hi ffrown Xs lk lshmvton s barefoot soldlers IN lrched as Lees Confederate trmy won lts first wlctory so ue keep step ln our march to VlCtOlV mth thx sp1r1t lllglflg IH our hearts Durmg th1s year at jlckson thls Sp1r1t o 76 no the Splrlt of 43 h1ssx1nJol lzed our 1Ht6l'1SIfl6fl campnvn for Better Xmerlcamsm at jackson The program started mth the adoptxon of ten funda mental rules for better Xmerlcanlsm vshlch e L R LlfXl Ll- R VVORKlVIANNlllP Rl' Ll XBILI TX TF XMVNORK l- XIR PL XX RINDNFSS DUTY Students at Jackson have cooper ned fully wlth th1s program Short speeches on each one of these polnts were glven 1n the home rooms, and slogans on conduct were placed on the blackboards each day Jackson has become an ofticul lssumff agent for Lnlted States War Bonds and Stamps Before and after school and durlng lunch perlods students haxe falthfullv pur chased them -X recent contest betn een the jumor and Senlor Classes for purthasmff stamps and bonds had excellent result The -Iunlors non mth a grand total of S1713 and the Senlors came up mth s7-16 641,14 -X three dn drlxe to purchase ,lick on first Jeep mth war st nnps only wx is con mg our jeep wlth S400 to spne VHTIOUS drlves to collect odd materlil such 1 bottles, Jars buttons etc that ire non carce have been conducted Nlmx books and rnagazlnes haxe been COl1l.I'l buted to seruce men s centers all oxer the cltx Jack on Urrls nork 'lt the Red Cro St 1t1on ln Xllipattah Other students nd Ill defen e uork at nwht ind lfter chool On the whole ne hue conducted an ill out drlxe to llldllllllll the prmclple for xshxch our hl h chool and our country stand XX e hope that our c'1mpa10n w1ll con tmue lt sutcess 1n the future not onlx for th flllfillllll l t lfter the wir Bx t lllI'lU' to do our plrt ne cm help t S rlt ol fo to llxe on rn 1 free 'XITICIAICI 59 Q U 7 Th i ' ' 76 has ' ' l wn 1 M z ' s o' X 1 ' l 6 i l l I 2 v' v 'v -1 ' f ' .- s 'za ' h ': 5 ' - 2 , ' 'As 2 v . w A- . 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Semor Actu 1t1c:S ILLI-XX Xu neun 11111 S1 6 Stiif 12 OI L nc lflllfff um c O X 1 il Hmmm Sountx 12 'xx XXI s cnt 1111 tm I2 I ua Ill 12 Stuclcnt lc 1 IJ1 X erm lf II1NRx M1 R 21-II 51ll1tIll lllllll L x RIL lu XR'lI u x B11 LX B1 xm R ARGARH H1Rm2ALx flll Re CI c Xlllllll Stem I2 I7 QIRCNIXN 3 Nl IRI I X I RN STI IX 0111 Ol 1 CC IJ IIORINI U14 Sl ALL BIRIJSIJNl Ix X C IJ nal H nm Souetx 11 17 L lub D1 im IJ nmcnxtem Medal fol Ii-HCIGIICX 9 REBETH H 1 Xl qtklfillll Council 9 C QC Clun O IN Blum Xnnuxl St ll S un IL fflllll Scroll m ml 1101101 Nouclx ll lu H6111 9 P n merlcm C uh 9 1 12 Imsldent TTX lm Rm x 1 nc 1 OO R0 X monl 1101 Smmtx 11 flfl Re erw an xxx RX 1110 mmm C ee 19 rex nt of C C nu C XR 1 1 Hommoom Pre ldent 12 TIIOXX C XRRIRO Iootbxll 10 f 7 Nxtm mm Sf c Q X u 1 2 I l Stuc C mm 12 lxexxrlmnt of Stu cn Coun 116111 f0LlIlCl1 12 Xnnml SHIT 12 Bnwe m 12 B is 1 5,1 fm c KIIRIQTUIHTR C lrl Re C 6 16111 fUlIl1C1l IO ll Sucme un il x IJ O Ax Qin Tux NI mum Banc IIXIA QXIUNFF C 12 Pllflllc lb 11 Yollq 1 C ml L 1 Fennlx ' 6 um Rl SIIII 5 S J LQIL5 IJ-A11 Debate Club 17 C0 9 I 17 Xmludlgtaff 12 W O I C I T X L ,V 'af A .Nm z .' aff. 12: I.1'c'11.Lr3 H WN: IJ,lf.'I'., 12: .'z ' zl Glob :H 'viz I4 R' 1' 5 '11. H0 ' Q . 12: 3' S 'eS. ll: IJ.C.'I'.. IZ: liaiskctlmzill Tvzim. ll. 10: Girls litter Club. IO. ll. CQLURI.-X .Xx'11uc'1 l': Girl Rxscrves. OA I 1 Klum- Yu 11.' .. I4 um: IJ.C'.'I'.. 123 Sl X itor, 9. IO1 Student Vuuncil. ll: fztirm- ll, 12. 2 .' X ' LI.-xc'1411Q CAIN: 4-H Vluh. 9, IO. ll: il. Xxx, ,V 'alzpz Presidx of Senior Fluss. Chl. 9, 105 I-iasketbzill, 9, IO. 11: 1' 12: Aux Ll S z 1 Girls lytic-1' 'l I. ide flaws, 10. ll. 12: C 'l Reserves. 1 Q X 11111 - Q X l Cil. 12: Volleyball. 10. 11: Suflzll. 9. L' A ' I' L52 ' D ' ' 10.111 liziik l'll.lO,1l:T1'ztlc,lO,l1. AN A: I 5 2 Q .HAZ- V A O HL' LII CARRIIQR: Armuzxl Staff, 1-1 .'z ' nal .XVI Q., I3,xc:m4:1'1': Ulm' flulm. llg Q lx H' ' -'1'i'1y, ll- IZI Hand- 9- 10, 111 gy, vm ll. HLY Flub. II: Kg' Fl I, 11. 12: Foot- ' I hall, 123 liglikotbzill. 1 Q lent T - V ' ciI,1l. 1 1 Q dft ' - A Y 5 ci1,12. M A 5 5 A g'- 5 -yi, 11. f1RANX'II.I.IC f'.,xL'sEY: Monitor. IO. 12: Stu- 12:: 11.' . Yi u- 3- 1 ffl- 1 1-' i bull. 11: Fmtball Mgr., 11, 2 :sket- I'Rl2 I2 ,A f.'II21l . lun xlrx' ll. S is N ' '. IO: Cl , . Ilml Ill I I ,I x li . ' 1. 1 1 S rv s, IO: ' ' S1111 ' ', , : ' Cll. 'Aga IO: Girls' Letter Club, IO, 111 . izting , 'll.l: . P. ' 511: 'vw' 'lLl. IO. IZ: Na- CL I C FI 12 tio 0 -' , -1 Glee ' . R4 ' gg -1 ' '.10,11g 1, 9. 9, 10, 111 Thesll 12: 1 A ,Q ' lO,11.12. ' ' W ,. D. 11. 1 Pan- L.4 1 L A ' 'Q I Q1 Am 1 'll . O. IO. 2 ' 1-Ball 1. I 'I'vz1m, IO. ll. ,XN , A .. A, I . A- , Af IZ. NIMH, L-Im-f XYXRI QHIJPICRI l'z1n-.-Xnwriczin Club, 10, 111, 11. 121 Stull I Foul Nil, IO 121 K ' NU mx? ll: .G?ci.c1Iub' I 'Q :md ' . 12: Tlwslizins. ll. 123 Xu- Iwifv: 14 NIA UNI, IV 5 12 T, 132 liOI' 'Q .121 lil DLI 12' N-HM -- 121 3 -fx '42 il - - 0- Gm 1141 Cuy' Ho: Pziiebzlll. 9, 10, ll, 123 11- - 3' 5 11- Hz1sketlz1ll,ll,12. HE ' . ' I3 vi: V11 l. 9. IO. 11: L i.'Ii,Z 1 ' . -3 fl be Df. 12. fluff -1 : ' ., , . B IIS X I ftlil tritin I Il XIIH I ent X IIIU mor Soc ittx I 7 onu room rt Nic Int Hlu xxu IJPL XRD Student Lounul 12 I troll 12 or obe 11 2 Xnnuil S JI-AN Ih-:uns Student Council 9 11 12 Homeroom Irexident 9 11 12 Xnnuil Stal 12 NIIIOHII Honor Qocutx 12 'Xlonitor 10 RX Ihmoxn IIC I IRGINIA Ilicmx Nlonitor 9 C1irl 56 xex 12 Rec C row Repre ent IIIXC C orx Cot 5 Jnitor 9 Suence Cluli 10 Dante IJ 11 12 Xitionil Honor Socittw e 31111 X Fix Dtxsox I lee I lull O I IIIXXI Ix x X FX I assi ici tiiixi ox Rc itixf Nix N Cf 1 XXI XI IRN XNIJII 04 L X111 1116 II s on Iixrix iusxnx In 1r ecixc Xlonitor 10 xII sri I ici I x XIOIII 1 LBI R1 11111115 cnte u 1 0 r nc L lub Q u 11 Xnjul FI 1 17 Stu: en C ouncil 12 bl '1 1 I1 X IIIUII il Hoi ILHIX J o nut IISXI urtir r toni o o o 6 1 1 12 1 r uw Xnnu il St 111 12 Hom or 11 12 Sturlcnt 1 ounul 12 Globe e ent ttixe 10 1 V9 w1,zLab61Js4-vsf+fA1+at1.1J45-ff'1Pt'-12 Clxltan c il 4 H Clu timer in C1oomExR G I Re erxe 11 onitor O X mul S 1 12 0 Q Repre ent itixe 12 B1 ketbdll 12 Inu XRD CJQJXXFS N 1UOIjfI Honor bopiety 11'1 flhe lt II. 1,2 Pr-effdent of Ihewpufv? diy? Club 11 e 6 I 1lJ St imp I lu Ilonoritx bkooxhk Girl Re erxeb 10 u r it Council S itinff um ente C lulm 10 DC T b fRIb IIXRI Roxr 1 6 ir uerxt I tix Hi I x Ixbox RIP sox 12 crm In Clulm IO lent iountil 11 Honierooin President, hui-I'rew1 en It Senior Q I9 Xt mary Hopi-xi R 11166 C lub 9 10 Radio in X iui St If 17 Xatio a nor Souetx 6 um 9 l11rl Rise x 6 ni 1i1Tx I-IOI'IlXIPII 1ir etrxe Xlonito 9 10 'X ition tl Ho 061611 ur ei: er I t o ner CI rm L out UI SICXIUR .X1'iI'IX'I'I'II'IS .IM Ityigg IJ,t','l',, IZ, Iii LXR 1111 'si-Qi-1: Iii-Y l'lulJ. 11. 12, I'r0si- V Q , III-1 t, 12: Rt-vI'Iul1, 1 fa ' 1 mor JUYC'-I Ihxvisz btul- iouncil. 101 l'un- gt V ll ip. mul r 12 .'xIIII 'I 'lulm. 11: Nlonit r,10:.' uul 1 I ' 'H ' H' A lil ' ' Stuff. ll. 12: fm R0Sm.W,Sq oq 11. IZ: Su' .ity 111:11 ,xxzillin l': lf' , 11, 12: Prcsicl of Girl Ile-sviwt-s, 12: .iz ' nail XIII il ll Il I 5 Clmy- ll- 121 Ph S' H, k- :-, H: I1 , p ' Iizu s. 11. 121 Ilcbzitt-I'lul1. 11. 1 I 924- C' ILQI Res- :s.11:: 2.1, :- t , . . -1 .f ' 1 R - Q 3:1 :Q ' 1 Quill rc, I .V I p Sz St , 1 Scnior Class Play, 12: Iicli- 4' ,7 ' 1 I ' Q U I I t of GI : ,I 1: 2 .'tgtff,12. 1 - -' ' - - ' C -' 3 ' i t , I 'KI0lz.l1: - ' 11.9. I Q b ti SA' Li XII -3 : ir s 'S, .12: ,fo zji' 2 k ,Q I KI ' . : .1 ni zl ftaff. 1 GTb A ' . . s L . : as' ' , . MA ' J : Clulm. 12. 2 7 in I1 3 :vi ',' I I I' .' 2: A ' s 'L ', . , .' X'i -1 , 1 ,. S.. H 1 .egvi Q ,12: D- r jj ' 1 xl 5 I ' but 'li ,11.12:f1 ' b. 10. 12:X1t v' 'tu 12. S :ft- ROSALIIE Ilnizcoitzi Girl Reserves, 9. 10: le! : .Q ll: nhl . H Cl lv 10: gil ' Z , ' I, X Sci ' ' . 1 .fllu , 12. ,L . . 1 - z z . 1 1 '. 12: 'rh S11 S. 1 III ' 1 CIE' cllllll. 9, IO, G' l Ri' 9. 1 IL.:1' J: 1 1 ' . . V 1 IJo.1.x' I'I.1XRX'IiX'I IJ.l'.'I'. Vlulm. 12. 111.11 Ny H N 1-1.-if a1,Ts1.icx' . 1. '. 5 Ii .IIIII 113'y:IJ.t','I'.C'lulm,11. ,IAC'Q'c. I'lIiRtlI'SONI Rerl Vt' ps lprc- sent: 12: ESS: , AI lil 9- NIA 3 IIINQ J: Glce Club, II. 1 Pan- ' .Xmf 'iz ' , 10: .Xrt C'lul1. 1 Stu- NI,y , I -: .' az: NI lrl . Il: - I . :. V :. Cltl, 10: Iiziyketlmzill. 9, II. IZ: - ,-'fl t J- L- - .lzksy 12. IIA , .- xxx: Fil R 11. 12: f'Itl,11:.n1zl.'zi, -1 .' 'nl . ' , . Ilo Q ', 12. hl,xc'i' 4: I'lRI',IJI'.RIl'Ii5 Lois IIoi.1.1-QV: GI 6 VI l. 1 r '65, SL 3 9 i'IIXIfX.'I.XIIUIllll Stzlff. 12: . 'tor, 10: 'I'h Sl Ins. 12, IO. . 1'1 .i: C' l Rs' 's.9.10, V1 Q ' C'-3 s': Sci' : C'l I, I : .1Xi- 11,123 1 ' r, . :-'1' z nor pla 1 ' : 10: Hi-Y Club, 11: Ky S ' 11, 12: Chulzl . 11, 12: Cl IJ. , 121 1 J JC'lul. -1 Q I t Vip :tin t' Cl H lnrlers. 12: 'I' a tk, 9, ' '. . V 12: Sticlcnt C' icil. 12. 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ASI gzsl ull: ' 4 4 4 -' V ' - .Xml x 1 gg z1l'- il pill. 60 I W Ile Andrew aclxson UM llulmrt 6 nt non on s 0 tln no reaft to tlte tllree hook lrut ue re prettx proud We dont feel that tllex are the Ive t annual exer produced That would Ile absurd u we do feel for the sue of the CI100I anc the Imudvet xou II IIHXC to Ho a onfr wax before soull fund better And the m ea ant part of lt 1 thex re better exerx year 1 am to nun s le Im In tow and fUI1NlII1l' the llllllfllllll operatu ur n a mar war Ilarlx tour Ibfdlll a 1 t u mn mower am! uni' tln xea x ull mm vars Iaxoralrlx xsltl Ia t NP r xml uit re ll lfll I9 countsred xsltll IIIIYIN and JNI mu I am metal for l llUI'dXlIlU and paper and llllx ant Mllll PFIIIIGTN for that matter and xou II see what .1 whale of a jolt the 0111 Hzcltorw staff and lts sponsor IIHXC done ln the wear 191-5 PARKER ART PRINTING ASSOC IATION PHONF 4 1011 CORAL GXBIFS 'I'Ilat's an easy speeell In nmke. ' I tlle lay a it seems that tl 5 s nld e. Ilut S I . . , ' '. 5, A ,1 P unlf i 1 v . ' 1 'nd see 'I pu -- dis- ' ' .' I' 4 's .' 'r M- xhx . I. ,S '. . , 1. 'I .S U. 3 'S IIHIS IS UI K tlurd KOIl.tfllIlXt yxar XXIII I I D- Hunk on tl IH L It S en- A - - Is '-- ', W . . I I - f I I II-.-I 1 us- 1 dur' lx ' I1 ' the rest f 1 ' rld I H V. - 4 I 1 . 'hd , 5 s ' 's. ' 1 1 V, . S 1 I W- B t 2 s I I Q 5 ' ' 4 I 5 II s ' 'sg U' ' I' A I , r I f I YU 1, HQPEAUP Q as ,Q , ,r T0 OR YEARS grad uatmg classes have been told that they were tomorrows leaders that the future of the world was to be ln thenr hands Today s graduates do not have to want for tomor row they are part of today s hxstory of the events whnch wnll deter mme the course of hnstory for a century Upon thns younger gener atxon rests the responslbihty of flghtmg a war and bunldmg a peace. Your school years have taught you the underlymg princl ples of the Amerlcan Way of Llfe of the splrit of democracy you have learned to cherxsh the xdeals of freedom of speech, of press, of assembly, of enterprlse. ir'kir'k'k 68 Let the world you build be con structed on that foundatlon and you will need have no fears for the future. FLURIDA P0 GIT COMPANY if mu Vs 'ktitwk TOC RAP Lf 1, f -'f' . fydf' Kp Q All EV wi Y 1 ' L X l 1 J f J fi.ffff 'A X 9 .XR Kff' We ff 44' ,Y Y F10 u Z X210 X1 'Y 4 . . f V ' 4 1' . N1 4 2 tf A ' WA - XY. 1 ,- V 1. .E 4 4' ' - l I. xxx ' Q Pg , A Jw ,Km X Q UQ 4 w I 4' F , ' xl ' 1 5. . - X X xg A 'lx I 1-ww I 3 fx-P ' N :i.- ' V, 'V , XI. , af ' 4. if X 1 15 1 . X ' Y . . ft T 'U P1 K fx N. ,, 'Q :Q 4 2 - Q Y A fx -Q XC , 5- 'QT N f Q AAI' 'N v .-lx flr K J 2 -ff I I ty-X, .. . E 1 f 5 'VK ' ff fi -,Lx J f P1 L ,V ,I X 'J LQ :J if ' 'J f,.X fl, X 1: . A' , u -f 'Jig L ,W I !2 r -, X. 1 4' ,I -' g '-1 my Q ' fx? 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