SILVER JUBILEE EDITION The Osky Wow SILVER JUIULEE NUMBER 1912-1937 ^Published By' The Osky Wow Stafl Of' JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL JACKSON, OHIO PREVIEW The theme adopted for the 1937 Os\y Wotc is based upon the drama and its production. In carrying out this idea, we have made no dis­ tinction between the product of the legitimate stage and its more modern counterparts, the screen and radio. The book is divided into three parts or acts. Act 1 contains those activities of Jackson High School that occur in the forenoon; Act 11 includes the program of the afternoon and Act in, that of the evening. School life is a wonderful drama and each who enacts it has his part to play. If, later among the complex and varied activities on life's stage, you find pleasure in referring to this vol­ ume, it will have served its purpose, and the work we have spent upon it will not have been in vain. THE STAFF • rz&m \m -\n, ill mm ACT i- N 0 I ACT I Casting Department.. Administrator Script Girls .. Office Clerks Assistant Directors .. Faculty- Principal Characters .. Seniors Supporting Cast .. Juniors Understudies .. Sophomores Extras .. Freshmen Doubles .. Eighth-grade Stand-ins .. Seventh-grade Girls Chorus Boys Chorus ACT 11 ACT 111 Clubs Football Girls Athletics Basketball Baseball and Track Eisteddfod Osky Wow Hi-Y Skeleton Girl Reserves Band Junior Play Scholarship Senior Play School Citizens Social Whirl Baccalaureaete Calendar and Ads T. K. OWENS O. H. P. SNYDER c A S T I i\ G D MR. T. K. OWENS O. H. P. SNYDER E DIRECTOR STAGE MANAGER Mr. Owens, city school superinten­ Mr. Snyder, high school principal, P dent, is a native of Jackson county. attended the University of Kansas Before coming to Jackson he was and Ohio State University. He holds A supervising principal of the schools both A. B. and M. ED. degrees. He at Shawnee, Ohio. He is a graduate is interested in athletics and is affil­ R of Rio Grande College and Ohio iated with Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity. T State University. From the latter in­ stitution he holds a Master of Arts M degree. UjT^rfsiAsO E / THE PRODUCERS N [Board of Education] T CHARLES H. JONES FLOYD BLAIR DR. A. G. RAY RALPH HAMILTON CLYDE MAYHEwl President V. Pres. Clerk COOPER & WILSON INSURANCE AGENTS F> A G L s c It 1 p T G I It L S SCRIPT GIRLS MARGARET HILDENBRAND Margaret graduated from Jackson High in the class of 1930. She is secretary to Mr. Snyder. ANNA NAIL Anna is a member of the class of 1927, and is secretary to Mr. Owens. They are assisted by the following high school girls: Eleanor Callahan, Wylodine Davis, Wilma Phillips, Onda Anderson, Peggy Gast, Jean Smith, Kathleen Gahm, Bonnie Sams, Mary Dauber, Marguerite Steele. THE CAST ARRIVES PROPERTY Manager USHER BOUNCER William Curnngton Warren Arthur Clyde Leach VERNON W. BARNES HAROLD L BROWN Mi. Barnes hat lived in Jackson for the past eight yean Mx. Brown was bom in this vicinity and has lived here and teaches English in the High School. He advises the most of his life. He was graduated from Ohio University Osky Wow Staff and the Creative English Club. He has with a B. S. Degree in education. He teaches manual arts, obtained B. A. and M A. Degrees and attended Ohio Uni­ geography and agriculture. versity, Muskingum College and Ohio State. CATHERINE CROSSIN HANNAH DAVIS Miss Crossin is a native of Jackson and has received a Miss Davis was born and has always lived in the house B. S. Degree from Ohio State University. She instructs where she now lives. She has taken courses at Ohio girl's physical education classes. She is also the leader of University, Ohm State, and Rio Grande, and also in Troop I Girl Scouts. special extension classes. She teaches geography and health and is the Health Club adviser. D. MERRILL DAVIS DOROTHY GRABILL Mr. Davis is a native of Jackson County. He obtained Miss Grabill who comes from WestervilJe, Ohio, received his Bachelor of Science degree at Ohio University. He her B. of Public School Music degree and Bachelor of teaches Business English, literature and social science, and is Music at Oterbein College. She teaches music and English working for a Master's degree. in Junior High. ROBERTA GRIMES SADIE HARRELL Miss Grimes claims Jackson as her home, and she has Miss Harrell, who attended Ohio University and Rio obtained her B. S. in education at Ohio University and has Grande, claims Jackson as her home. She teaches mathe­ taken courses at the University of Chicago. Miss Grimes matics to junior high pupils and sponsors the Sightseers is sponsor for the Commercial Club and teaches the busi­ Club. ness courses. Mr. Hughes graduated from Jackson High School and has received a Bachelor of Arts at Ohio University. He teaches biology and general science and advises the Biology Club. Mr. Hughes is working for his Master's degree. CLARENCE B. HUNE Mr. Hune was borne in Noble County and has received a Bachelor of Science degree at Muskingum College, and he has completed work on his Master's degree. He teaches general science and advises a club along that same line. RUSSELL JONES Mr. Jones is from Jackson and obtained his B. S. degree in education at Ohio University. He teaches manual arts and advises the I. A. C. Club and is faculty manager for all SANFORD KEAIRNS athletics. Mr. Keairns is a native of Jackson County and has re­ ceived a B. S. degree from Ohio University. He teaches chemistry and mathematics and supervises the Chemistry and Hi-Y clubs. He is a member of Phi Sigma Upsilon Christian fraternity. Mr. Keairns is also the art adviser for the annual staff. I ' I' I ' I'LL L ' ' Lull J/ JACKSON MILL & LUMBER CO. Best Place to Buy Lumber SEVEN ELIZABETH LEWIS MILDRED LEWIS Miss Lewis came here from Columbus where she attended Miss Lewis claims Jackson as her home. She obtained Ohio State University and Bliss College. She also attended her B. S. degree in education from Ohio State University. Ohio University. Miss Lewis has obtained a B. S. in edu­ She teaches junior high history and is adviser of the History cation and teaches shorthand and typing. She is a member Club. of Kappa Delta Pi. JULIA McKIBBEN ISABELLE MARSHALL Miss McKibben lives in Cedarville, Ohio, and obtained Miss Marshall's home is now in New Concord. She at­ her A. B. m education from Muskingum College. She also tended the University of Tennessee and obtained a B. S. in attended Ohio State University. Miss McKibben teaches home economics there, and she has taken graduate work. Latin L and English 1 and advises the Junior Dramatic Miss Marshall teaches home economics and advises thc Club. She is also a Girl Scout troop leader. Junior and Senior Home Economics Clubs. CATHERINE R. MARTIN HERBERT NEELY Miss Martin's home has always been in Jackson. She Mr. .Neely secured his artist" diploma from the Cin­ D obtained a Ph. B. degree from Ohio University and did cinnati Conservatory of Music. He spent nine years teach­ graduate work at Columbia. She teaches Latin and Eng­ ing in military schools. He studied a year and a half at New lish and sponsors the Latina Sodalitas Club. York University and one summer in Berlin under a special music instructor. He has charge of the school band and most of the school's music. 1 R E JULIA PLUMER MARY ANN PORTER Plumer's home is in Marietta. She secured her Miss Porter claims Columbus as her home, and she has A. I >m Muskingum College and ha* taken sfMCtlJ work received a B. S. in Library Science from Drexel Institute in at V,' Virginia and Colorado Universities. Miss Plumer Philadelphia and a B. S. in education at Ohio State. She is C teachc inghsh and public speaking. She is also the school's a Phi Omego Pi. Miss Porter is the librarian and teaches dramauc coach. Junior High history. She also instructs the Library Staff Club. T 0 ELIZABETH RIMER R. R. THOMAS Miss Rimer graduated from Ohio University and Office Mr. Thomas, who received has musical training at Ober­ It Training School. She secured a B. A. from the former. lin College, has made a name for himself by his ability in Miss Rimer teaches Spanish and bookkeeping and super­ instruction. He supervises the school's vocal music and vises the Skeleton Staff and Spanish Club. selects pieces for Eisteddfods. He also trains the boy's and girl's glee clubs. S MELBRA THOROTON JEAN WOOD Mr. Thornton came here from Gallia County. He has Miss Wood lives in Jackson and attended Western ana a B. A. degree from Rio Grande College and a M. A. de­ Demson Universities, and received her A. B. degree from gree from Ohio State University. He formerly supervised Ohio University. She advises the Junior Dramatic Club and ,i- principal of Scioto Township Schools. Now he teaches teaches Junior High English. American History and is faculty advisor for the Senior Politics Club. JAMES J. YOUNG Mr. Young, who comes from Columbus, has a degree of Bachelor of Science in education at Ohio University. He also played varsity football and is now physical education director for boys and has charge of all boy's athletics. si 11 iii MARGARET L. BEEM, D. C. Mineral Vapor Baths for BETTER HEALTH w H E R E T H E 1 W 0 R I.