Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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'l' TO Rl: HT Q W rttn lf rf rfr t C MODERN DANCE The ourrcse C' he Arnerlcan dance s t ment lsaclora Duncan frrst exemphtred ttus 1n slrnple Greek unns 'o tne 1nsp1rat1on far srnce then Schools have aeletcped dance as a rar' because 1 IS one sort ot pleasure to every man tron and oontrr u es to the pleasures of lr e lx mrs act1v1ty rs s renuous resultmq sometunes xr to lrke rt and Tl'lll lK helr program would nut l Modern Dante nas no spe-c1t1C routme r Students Compose therr Pwn dames and te be exeeuted movement desrqn and rhythm Lmor suth as slrdes swmqs pedals bounees runs Martha Graham IS now Qonsrdered the ar Hanya Holrn IS one of our older dancers Dor ww have a stulrr tttre'lrer are also rank l an au e emotrrn tn erms r r, some tary vears aw tan r sn but tre ra Je e ttetr Physr al lfdsrcatron rogram Jal lt also QIVGS relaxa ION reprea flmnq students express themselves s re must les and hlrsters ' ev seem urn vlete wrthout rt tle rnavernent must le dwnamr lead a LOl'TlICfbll1Ofl must ha e wel ar axlal and Lfntlnnerl IHC Cr s aps hope and slaps are usfml es' modern dana: r rf our tlnrr anrl rs Humphrey and Charles N fl man se tC Mrss Cwra tam K ROW tlelt IO rrqhtl M Hoag s L l1 t l lVlc'Ou r THIRD ROW P Wallace A Cha e H Knoy SECOND ROW I Cochran M Chrp t.f Albr h FRONT ROW M Runya 1 C F nn w Ca penter Piqe 7 LEP , -5 I .J ,Jn t , M lNt:l tlfs, S. l.'xrx.lf' P C tns, P. Cogswt-ll, 1, Slliv.-, z','. , . , . 1 . l Q ir 1 '7, , J ' 1. ,f mave- , . . ' ' ' ol thee 'f . ' A 1. -,C, L' :ing ' ' ' 1 'H . ' ' ' ' cf leaf .riu 'i ' E Ar: nas 1 ' 1 a ' ' ' C , 'H . :Z lij 'Q ' 1 ' p at . 't' ' 'HRS' . ' t' , A, A ' li 1 . , , 'fo ne E , I , in their dance. lackscn High now has 80 students participatrnq in dance, although ' ' ' ' ' 7 ' . ' ' 1 o ' . ' C .Er . ' , ' ' ' T ' , r f' ie if 5, , ' '. , ' ' , f' ' ' ,, ,u' 1 . . 3 A' C. . f , ' . . own: , ' 'z ' , gv-nent, l :Q ': . , , , ' r ec, fill ,t C' l . BAC' X : . ' e . 'un er, I, , til 1 : J, , . s , . ' . : . ' , . tzzpzrx, O, 'ta t. ' : . r Y e 't' r .

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BACK ROV! yleft to ricgiitlz B. Sache: D. Bradley, S, Norton. N. Nichols, VJ. Clayton, B. Cock, I.. Smith, I Maas P-.. Carver. V Ftdiwlt' RQVV: N. Cientsns E. Ward, TQ. Mxsquelez C. Ziegler, F, Tittle, V. Gecdrtch, I, Weitii, A, ,jyneff SOCCER On snappy, crispy days when the leaves are fallina, we play soccer. Soccer is one of the many clubs which ycu can ioin if you come cut after school for Girls' Ath- letic Association. We are able to play until the sncw lalls and then it is too cold and we have inside sports. It is usual to play Soccer two niahts a week, but we were only able to have it one niqht this year. Miss Wendler taught us how to play the qame and some unnecessary techniques of Soccer. One can obtain a great anieunt of engoyrnent aut at Soccer. if SWIMMING Axe you qaina swxnrniria taday? Suzely. Why do the :Qs h ive dlIIi?If'I1i colored txianqles :iii BOWLING Strilcel A bowler receives as much thrill ircm this accomplishments as a ioctixall lan does when his team rnakes a touch- down. At the same iinxe, bowling qives lots of exercise, especially to the airls who acted as pin-setters this year, be- cause ci the man-power shertaqe. Thrills! Fun! Exercise! 'l'liaf'sl5:,'.vlirta. that 5w.nti'i.nfy fQt1tlfS? 'Phat shows they have passed certain tests. There are three djfezent colored triangles the :ed wh.te, and blue, each repiesent.n'1 1 certain 'rrrpcunt at test Have you fve: lxeara wt the Sea Horse? Ne, whats that? lt s the swlnirnhq club tint meets after school Wit it do ysu dc there? Vie practice inlicw the leadez, :xi the test, giracuce io: the '.'. I3EI carnival, and sarnettnac-s we play ll: yciu sugar .t l as .rut ici sw,iiint.nq, l would .get the ti. in yi,-s and Jan 'l.i Sea Horse? Fu: ely. Plqe 74 SWEATER GIRLS I. Harvey, M, Herrington, E. Wellman, M. I. Bates, C. Trumble, P, Crane, E. Ward,