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

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FOMENTING SCHOOL SPIRIT wifh the help of megaphones are indefafigable cheerleaders Emily Scholze and Paf Gilbert. AWED AND SURPRISED af having been chosen The annual Queen of the Wafer Show is vivacious Diane Volosin. ANTICIPATION SWELIS as Sarah Huguley and princess Rita Cecere prepare for iheir enrrance Io Yhe Coronation Ball, Events Fade IiVICX'I'S Ulf YIf5'I'ICIIIDgXY Izule- into foncl nwrn' orivf non Ihzil one-v again Illf- si-hool year corners to Z1 close, Nmvr Io lie re-Iixwl. ilwsv IlII'IIlHI'If'S will long: Inf Ircfueurecl. Frolics Week, Coronation. the Minstrel. all will not be forgotten. To no less flt',EI'f'f' will enclless hours -In-nt owl- 1-ok:-s after si-Ilool. u rainy footlmll gains: ainfl Ifriilaxy night lIllIl4't'F rm-nxziin in sonic' IIlt'I'I11l1'It'S. Ilfflight at winning the Water Slum' lwauty con- test. last minute prilnping lwefore Coronation, unre- Ivntlc-se f'IH'l'I'Il'2llIIIlgI at the glznnvs am- snr-vial mem- 1ll'If'5Ill'I1I Ivy IIIIIIYIIIUZIIS. n 0 ' O '59 , wa

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vf - I-1 ! K f X I Z' ,,-.. 'I 'X 5 TREMENDOUS APPLAUSE IS RENDERED BY THE MINSTREL AUDIENCE AND CAST TO INTERLOCUTOR BILL BRAIN. Minstrel Proclaimed uccess BLACK-FACED END men smile as they watch talented Oneida Rosendo deliver a skit about her boy-friend during the Minstrel, OUT OF the mountains came Gerald Brown and Raymond Cook to delight the audience with their version of 'Davy Crewcutf , f Q 0 A ' 5 ,. f i A . , x , 1 l'9'-,ev B'

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Into Memories sophomores will remember their first day of school when they explored jar-ksonis maze of halls. The thunder of your lirst pep assembly leaves quite an impression. Remember the day you got your class ring. Remember your prom. All memories are not happy ones. There are thoughts of a test failed: grade averages missed, 'mel the lvitter disappointment of not making a de- sired organization or team. Skip Day is a senior memory. The well-planned and organized day was a huge success this year. Graduation is the grandest memory of all. J n n - .r fn- an Mi Q: ai-' irq ' I WHEN NOT PERFORMING, the color guard, band, and swingettes clap their hands and lend their voices to support the team. ,,!V,Al V5 .V PRE-GAME WORDS spoken by Senior Arden Doss places spirit and determination in the hearts ot the Jackson student body. 'RAIN, HAIL, SNOW, OR SLEET,' Jackson students always turned out to cheer the football team onto an unbeaten season,