Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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Some Atudentrf join clu6A for Aocial reaAonA ima 'M 5 if P, . I. fill The Retail Co-operative Club is a social organization for those seniors who Wish to further their understanding of the business world. The club members attend school half days and Work the re- mainder of the day. ln this Way they finish school and acquire some experience on various jobs. The advisor of the club Was Mr. Iohn Nidelcheff. , 'nv ,... Li' The members of the Znd hour Retail Co-op Club this year are, front row: Mary Baker, loan Nastally, lan Wicllit- zlci, Annette Lasky, Barb Hills, Mary Wilcox and Pam Knight. Second row: Mr. Sobille, lim Waters, Larry Merrill, Bruce MacDonald, Bud Galloway, Bill Buryy Dick Hall, and Mr, Nidelcheff. Third row: Tom MacDonald, lim Lupo, Bill Cuffle, Ed Wilson and lim Mure. The members of the 3rd hour Retail Co-op Club are, front row: Nancy Kel- loqq, Comella Wilson, Nancy Ard, Barb Fogq, Marie Smith, Ann Passino, and Linda Taylor. Second row: Mr. Scobille, Bill Milligan, Vivian Ruotf, Diane Auk- erman, Rita Wilczak, Karen Graham, Diane Pritchard, Sue Foreman, Ianet Schuler, lulia Morey, Marilyn Robin- son, and Linda Crever. Third row: Ken Youse, Bill O'strander, Phil Hillary, Frank Warner, Russ Taylor, Tom Fors, Ioel Easton, Gayle Thomas, Horatio Iimeinez, Ed Sweet.

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The members ot this year's Synchronized Swimming Club are first row: Regina Ruhtz, Linda Moore, Zaidee Worth, Anna Mary Allison, Iudy Ahronheim, and Cheryl Tom. Second row: Iudy Wood, Margie Yoakurn, Margaret Mitchell, Chris Cooley, Marilyn Tremaine, Linda Gimbel, Iudy Walworth, Gay Cliff, and Rita Merrill. 01' ZX 62.6.6 The Synchronized Swimming Club spent the first half of the school year preparing and practicing for their annual water show, Flower Cart. During the second semester the pace quickly stepped up as the acts were polished and the costumes were de- signed. The show was presented on May 3 and 4. The club member- ship Was not limited to girls, and the combined ettort of the boys and qirls made this years show one of the best. The club was advised by Mrs. Travis. energy through alarivcw Aportif Dick Parrish dives into a formation of girls

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and other-A for technical reaAvnA. Pica Pi Was one of the most unsung clubs at lackson High School. Although the club's membership was small, it provided almost all of the school's printed forms such as season tickets, the school newspaper, absence slips, passes and school letterheads. Much of the credit for the success of Pica Pi is due to the hard work of the club's president, Dave Czarnecki, and its advisor, Mr. Edward Prahl. Gary Gordon is locking the type for the Euphony Choir concert posters. Four members of Pica Pi, Dan Smith, Dennis Herman, Dave Czarneclci, and lim Kemler are looking over cr sample of offset work, The Reflector Weekly, with Mr. Prahl. 205