Class of 1967

 

# Alumni Class of 1967: 124

First Class

Juniors Look Ahead

"This year the leadership of Jackson has been placed upon a class composed of willing students with various backgrounds and alma maters. The Junior Class is a melting pot of the area's most eager and energetic eleventh graders, because the Juniors came by choice, leaving behind past loyalties to Greene or Riley to help make Jackson a complete school.

Their readiness to join in on school projects was displayed in their presence at the Student Council leaf-raking project and their organization of the carefully planned prom."

"The first class to wear the Jackson High School Ring, the first class to carry Jackson High School diplomas."

_Jacksonian 65-66

35th Reunion
July 27, 2002

If there's any info from the reunion or if you have photos, please send me an  e-mail. 

 

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I enjoyed going through the site. It brought back a lot of good memories. I can't help but feel sad that I only attended for 3 years and in my senior year I moved away. I would have felt very proud to have graduated from Jackson. I still consider it my high school.
   

Dear Jackson High,
I am sitting in my office with Tom Mayer reminiscing of the old days when Tom mentioned AJHS had a web site. What a great trip down memory lane!! The author of this has done a great job. Keep in touch. I will pass this on to another class of '67 grad, David Mies. Any reunion info?
   
Please feel free to contact me, Go Tigers!
   

 Great job on this website - I'm from the 1st graduating class of 1967. Heard of this site from another alumnus, Karl Matz. Would love to hear from others in the class - need to see your name, not just email address - I don't open them if I don't know the email address! Have a great day & God bless you!
   
I hope that I hear from some of you.
   
This looks Great. I didn't know anyone remembered Jackson High School. I was in the first graduating class. I remember how much fun it was selecting the song and mascot etc. 
   
Jim Hewitt
jim@hewittphoto.com

WOW, found this site by accident while researching something else on the web. Great to see the old school is still remembered. Browsing the site sure brought back a lot of memories. I am looking forward to re-kindling old friendships with the 1st JHS class
   

Bill Mains
 billm@mail.aoc.state.ky.us

  
   

 

As I recall all boy and all girl homerooms, exploding cherry bombs just before lunch, the "Hoyer Association Method, senior guys humming the fight song cause we didn't know the words, smokin' in the boys room, bad basketball, junior prom in the school cafeteria, awful yearbook picture, "peeling out" in the parking lot, it makes me grin!
   

I thought money slipped through my fingers, but time is even worse. I will pass this along to my friends.
   

Thanks for the memories tonight. I enjoyed looking at the old school. I plan on contacting several other classmates and telling them about the website. Keep up the good work!
   

 
 
"First Graduating Class.
124 Strong"
   
Jane Powell Smith
          meljanesmith@att.net
  
   

(Foreign Exchange student)  Does anyone remember me, Lino Tornero? I was an "Exchange Student", 1966-67. I was a guest of the Tolle family.
   

 This is a really great website! Brings back a lot of old memories of some really fun times. HI.. to everybody from the class of 1967!!
   

First BB Homecoming Queen

 -   It was important to us ('75) that we recognize the first class as we tried to close this chapter of our lives as well as write the last chapter of a book filled with stories, memories, traditions and friendship of the eight classes that we followed into JHS History

Special Guest returns for the Last  Homecoming

 

  To do that,  we invited the first  basketball homecoming queen at JHS, Joyce Smith Buysee. to be our guest for the last basketball homecoming game.

 

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Flashback Class of 67 Jacksonian 

Top Pop Singles of 1967
To Sir With Love Lulu
The Letter  Box Tops
Ode To Billie Joe Bobby Gentry
Windy Association
I'm A Believer Monkees
Light My Fire  Doors
Somethin' Stupid Nancy Sinatra & Frank Sinatra
Happy Together Turtles
Groovin' Young Rascals
Can't Take My Eyes Off You Frankie Valli
Little Bit O' Soul  Music Explosion
I Think We're Alone Now Tommy James & the Shondells
Respect Aretha Franklin
I Was Made To Love Her Stevie Wonder
Come Back When You Grow Up  Bobby Vee & the Strangers
Kind Of A Drag  Buckinghams
Sweet Soul Music  Arthur Conley
Expressway To Your Heart Soul Survivors
Soul Man Sam & Dave
Never My Love Association

 

 
Dwight Callentine
Thomas Lee Holt
Terry Howard
Dennis Mead
Timothy Puckett
John Rozow
Bob Sheely
Kathy Shupert
Marlene Ulbricht
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