Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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9714 can be applied zlocationaly The objective of the Future Teachers Club is to help interested students de- cide if teaching is the right vocation for them. One of the many activities of the club was the Winter trip to Kalamazoo for the Regional Future Teachers' As- sociation meeting. During lanuary the club had a potluck with the Future or aalocationallg. Through membership in Bluebelles, girls at Iackson High are given the chance to work in Iackson hospitals. These future nurses admitted pa- tients, helped the staff, and gave care to the patients, making many people's stay at the hospitals more enjoyable. Because Iackson is one of the first in the state to offer such a pro- gram, the Bluebelles needed, and had, a good advisor, Mr. Oren. Nurses Club and a joint meeting with the Iackson Iunior College F.T.A. The guests at this meeting were I.l.C.'s eX- change students. The first semester officers were: presi- dent, Maurice Iohnsony vice-president, Delores Brasharesg historian, Carol Dressel. The sponsor of the club is Miss Phelps. The Future Teachers Club members are, front row Cindy Allen Mary Ellen VanCamp, Ginny Thomas, Mrs. Phelps Debbie Hop son, Bonnie Ackerson and Selena McGregor. Second row Carol Campbell, Iill Johnson, Maurice Iohnson, Delores Brashares Marcia Mericle and Carol Dressel. Third row Ianet Lamley Nancy Strawn, Mary Diekman, Kathy Asberry Sharon Sanders and janet Fielding. Collette Admire, Iudy Herrington Sandy Bristow, Ianice Shank, ludy Smith and Clara Floyd

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Slzilln gained by mem0erA of flu e lift Club, Kluebellzi and Mr. Nyberq prepares the work of his third year art students for display. The Art Club is for the enjoyment ot those people who wish to further their studies and abilities in all forms ot art. The club made two important trips this year: a trip in the tall to the Detroit lnstitute ot Arts and to the Cranbrook Academy of Art in the spring. The officers oi 'this year's club were: Pat Bareis, president: Diane McLain, vice-president, Ann Lefferts, secretary, Kathy Piper, treasurer. The advisors of the club are Mr. Ny- berq and Mr. Forrest. 1 The Art Club members this year are front row: Sue Limmer, Mary Eckes, lean Turner, Delores Smith, Betty Stewart, and Ann Lefferts, Second row: Mr. Nyherq, Diane McLain, Mr. Forest, Kathy Piper, David Wasilew, Karen Bellows, Marlene Barricklow, Diane Snow, and Pat Bareis.

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The Girls' Athletic Association is open to anyone interested in participating in at least one of the offered sports. There is a Wide selection ot these, such as bowling and ten- nis in the tally basketball, badminton and dance in the Winter: and archery, softball, - , .sw .... M volley-ball, table tennis, and track in the spring. The club's ideals ot good health, an , J interest in extra-curricular activities and sportsmanlilce attitudes were encouraged by awards for participation and the sponsors, . Mrs. Zdanowitz and Mrs. Travis. V , l i Mrs. Zdanowitz demonstrates a tennis serve for Mary Anne Martin and Sandy Casey. Ginny Main presided over the informal G.A,A meetings which were held every Tuesday. 91414 and Synclufenged Swimmem provide creative outletA Ginny Main, Karen Turner and Mrs. Zdanowitz discuss awards being given to members. J