East Jackson High School - Log Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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1935 l f O If D U S Group A FOIDIJS Group B to Back Row lleft to rightl: L. Spangler. M. Spring. S. Frank, Fuller. M. Lust. R. Gehhardt, Sunley. D. Randall. N. Nelson. B. Brewer, Coke. M. Johnson. Third Row: D. Cummings. E. Spath, V. Storm. M. Storm. l. l-loldeman. N. Blair. B. Ryan. P. Townley, V. Sandberg. L. Gulliford. K. Scott. B. Harter, J. Linton, R. McDanirls, P. Hcrshman Second Row: D. Schoedal. J. Sturrner. M. Saier, I. Tall. M. Haines. 1. Lubahn. V. Coop:-r. M. Herman. L. Frey, A. Sunley. D. Holt. I. Dean, F. Kraun. V. Avins. - Front Row: N. Lewis, C. Schultz. N. johnson. M. Wilcox, E. Bancroft, W. Sell. Miss Rowe, D. Dove. J. Pennell. C. Gumper. L. Summers. R. Noble. Back Row fleft to rightl: F. Crist. Y. Leflel, M. Inkster, Crego. V. Smith, Weed. D. Klumpp. E. Deming. V. Denton. G. Brewer. R. Buckley. Third Row: T. Brady, V. Harford. lVl. Doney. lVlcAvoy. H. Schmidt. D. Croninger. lVl. lVlcCain. E. Ayers, D. Chadwick. A. Dyer. E. Totte. P. Deaver, H. Alwney, E. Smalley. H. Lyons. B. Squire. Second Row: D. Baker, F. Crary. B. Nlain. N. Kent, B. Swarthout. A. Waterman, G. Purdy. G. Kent B. Gardner, B. Wfilcox, M. Noble. j. Gritling. R. Harrington. A. Jenks. S. Stringham. J. Paul. Front Row: Nl. Dugan. A. Strickland. l. lVlcVay. C. Barnes. H, johnson. B. Engle. Miss Rowe. M. Hunt. R. Pinkliam. E. Piper. L. Piper. FOEDUS Hli Fouous Girl Reserve Triangle has as its purpose. To face life squarely and to find and give the best. Every other Wednesday one hundred and fifty girls took part in the general meetings, which included a panel discus- sion on Who is a nice girl?',. travel talks. review of the book l00.000.00U Guinea Pigsf' a Dad and Daughter date night. and Boy and Girl Christmas dance. On the alternating Wednesdays the club was divided into four interest groups: Creative Dramatics. Young Hostess. Knitting. and a discussion group of girls' problerms called Me, Myself. and I. OFFICERS President - - -4-- Betty Engle Publicity - Elaine and Lorene Piper Vice President A e Helen Nelson Service - - - - - Betty Ryan Secretary - - - Crystal Barnes Editor of Paper - Virginia Sandberg Treasurer - - - Marcia Hunt Scrap Book - - - Waneta Sr.-llo Social Chairman - Ruth Pinkham Adviser: Freshman Adviser Miss Elsie Rowe - Dorotlia Randall JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL Page Forty-Seven

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Back Row llc-ft to rightl: T. Black, L. Quackenbush. L, Edwards, F. Farrar. P. Herman, N. Woo:l. V Horner, H. Couch, Leggett, G. Allen, K. Dixon. A, Wilson, Third Row: C. Zonkers. N. Tanis, R, St. John. P. Putnam, S. Scheifller, F. Beiswenger. L, Norton. C. Nlericle. B. Sanford. C. Hunt. V. Cuiss. B. Steensma. Second Row: B. Lowden. Kelly. M. Warner. M. Hammond. B, Brown. W. Stallings. Pray. B. Brewer. B. Gardner. D. Hatfield. Pyciak, L. Lindsay. Front Row: B. Holtz. -I. Colegrove. H. Nlierzejewski. V. Summers. E. Gabeline. B. Batten. Nl. 1, Saier. J. Worden. D. Wiltsie. Standing fleft to rightl: E. Sapp, C. O'Gorman, P. Tate, C. Town, Mr. Randall. L. Gee. C. Camp- bell, H. Emerson, D. Chain. J. Ulricksen. Sitting: R. Morrison. G. Fleish. L. Westfall. M. Lown. F. Lake. L. White. C. Eichorst. E. Ross. E. Wilson. Not in picture: B. Prine. F. Vinton. REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMI3lY- SECOND SEMESTER N ADDITION to carrying out the activities started by the Assembly the first semester. the Representative Assembly for the second semester has contributed to a number of new activities. Reorganization of student government has been under consideraion. Enthusiasm for baseball has been aroused. Auditorium activities for the noon hour have been under the management of the assembly and the noon hall guard duty has been revised and the responsibility for its operation was assumed for the hrst half of the semester, The assembly has shown its cooperation with all high school organizations and has provided Financial assistance to high school welfare and to our debating team, During the two semesters the assemblies have been responsible for the purchase of megaphones and monogrammed suits for yell leaders. OFFICERS Charles Hunt - ----- - - President Noel Wood - - - - - Vice President Betty Engle - - ------ Secretary Donald Magill v W ----- Attendance Clerk Adviser: Rolland D. Todd REflECTOR ANNUAL STAff His Book is the product of the Journalism Hi class. This year's group is composed of thirteen members that meet every day the sixth period. The book has been a financial success since l9Z7g although expenses have been curtailed and the style and materials of the book have been changed, in keeping with the times, student interest has never lagged in the production. as sales have always been near the thousand mark. The price of the book during this period has been reduced from a beginning amount of 51.30. in 1929. to the small price of fifty cents in 1933-and no special activity has been staged to help defray the Annual's expenses, all accounts being paid from the regular funds collected in the usual manner. The Annual Staff began the season with over 5300.00 of their own money as a working capital-this is why the book may be sold at a beginning price of Fifty cents-which is the lowest price for an Annual of any school this size in Michigan. The Annual Staff personnel will be found on the opening section. JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL Page Forty-Six REPRESEN- TATIVE ASSEMl3lY Second Semester REELECTDR ANNUAL STAEE -i. l

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Back Row fleft to rightlz R. Wolcott. G. Wilcox, I, Smith. R. Hanna. R. Bell. F. Beiswenger, C I-iallwachs, D. Goss. Lindamood, R. Humphrey. J. Blake. Middle Row: Miss King, H. Lewis, M. Grandstaff, M. Myers. E. Farrand, L. Stewart, D. Duckworth hlcll. Lgta. V. Sandberg, B. Witheck. M. Lutes. Crego. M. McCain. H. Lamb, C. Mosher rs, age. Front Row: M. Poelker. E. Poelker, H. Nelson. D. Dove. L. Creech. D. Griffiths. K. Habinsky. P. Sipe. L. Grant. R. Cashdollar. D. Dean. E. Holton. Miss Tompkins. Back Row il:-ft to rightj: V. Kotefi. Wm. Pierce. C. Bt-eman, C. Hunt, J. Vincent. E. Foy. P. Peltcs fl. Bfilfiams. G. Bishee. B. Brown. H. Haiiiniett, A, Ehret. C, Mosher, Nl. Docksey. M, Inkster . ar ing. Second Row: Keller. Nl. Firth. K. lVlcKay, L. Stewart. J. Redmond. C. Kruger, N. Nichols. N. Bea, mon. L, Dailey, E. Smalley. P. Burton. R. Pinkhain. D. Parker. K. Sullivan. B. Leonard. Front Row: M, Pierson. Ragle, Mierzejewski. Frank. T. Kowalski. G. Preston, Miss Johnson. B. Pickford, Pray. B, Ludwick. Not in the picture: J. Kelly, R. Porter. K lII3l2Al2Y ClUl3 1531-IE CLUB provides opportunity for discussion and adjustment of library problems and creates good fellowship among the members. Regular business meetings and programs held every Wednes- day and parties throughout the year add to the social activity. Students may become members of this club by having high scholastic merit. and taking an introductory course known as Library 1, OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester John Lindamood - - President - - Virginia Sandberg Helen Nelson A Vice President - Marion Myers Marion Myers - - Secretary - - Martha Latta Jean Blake W - - - Treasurer - - - Dorothy Dove Adviser: Miss Edith King lA 1. s. r. CZSHE FRENCH CLUB, an organization composed of students interested in speaking French socially. presented during the past year many short skits and plays entirely in French, which were enthu- siastically received by all members of the club. A number of special events were also held during the semester in which the members conversed in their adopted language. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester joe Williams --4- - - President - 4---- Joe Williams June Frank. Gordon Preston - - Co-Vice President A - Eleanor Smalley. Charles Hunt Elizabeth Nlierzejewski A - - Secretary and Treasurer - - - Elizabeth Mierzeiewski Adviser: Miss Agnes johnson JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL Page Folly-Eight lII3I2AI2Y CLUB lA T. S. f. 1935 T