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

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DARE QUAM ACCIPEDE Back Row llcft to rightjz H, Craft, A. Harris. M. Cutler. B. Engle. R. Pmkham. li. Craft. L. Eaton, C. Lewis. B. Piflclord. A. Ludwick. Second Row: A. Glick, XV. Stallings. V. Havens. Nl. Guillaume. li. Wfalker. K. Sullivan. lNl. L. Sliarkev. Nl. L. Holtz. Front Row: E. Sniallev. K. Steinke. B. Ludwick. Nliss Cliainbers. Bliss. Nl. Xxfarner. lf. Bzliwrott. ADT ClUB Bark Row tleft to riglitlz F. jackson. R. Gurekunst. K. Horton. H. Drcnnan. lf. Hartz. .l. Kirk. Freen. D. Hutchings. Sernnd Row: L. Cooper. C. Xxfallenwine. R. Turner. Comford. R. Elwlen. L. Piper, H, Cotton. D. Stewart. D. Boyd. lf. Finch. A. Cunningham. Front Row: E. Curtis. M. lNlaeDonald. H. johnson, D. Vian. E. Rings. Nliss Palmer. F. Pohl. DARE QUAM ACCIDEIQE ARE QUAM ACCIPERE is a social service club composed of only twenty-tive girls who meer regularly at the members' homes. By means of benefit bridge parties and dues, money is obtained for giving parties and conducting hikes at the Juvenile Home. A scholarship fund is also maine tained and is available to any high school girl upon application to the sponsor. OFFICERS First Semester Si-fond Semester Betty' Ludwick - President - - lfleanor Slnallei' Katlirine Steinke Vice President - - Betty Fngle lune Bliss - - - Sefretari' - - - Ann Harris Vlildred Wfarner - - - Treasurer - - e lNlildre-.l Wfnriier Adviser: Miss Jessie Chamber. 1-- ADT cum cZl3iHE ART CLUB studied the human figure in their sculpture work, during the earlier part of the ll semester, assisted by a skeleton as a model, by this experience the membeis made clay models of the human figure in various different posesg many of which were excellent reproductions. An- other interesting project ot the club was the making ot a long trieze depicting all the activities of the school, and was of a border design pattern. OFFICERS First Semester Second Seinester Joe Kirk - - - - President - - - - Dean Sn-wart joe Kirk - - Representative A - A Dean Stewart Helen Catton - - - A Treasurer - - - Howard Drennan Adviser: Nliss Drucilla Palmer JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL Ptlgt' I'-iffYAili,v7'CL'

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DIQAMATICS ClUl3 Back Row lleft to rightl: B. Pickford. A. Weblu, W. Streilf, T. Kowalski. P. Peltcs, R. lVlcAdams. W. Taylor. B. Price, C. Sussex. C. Morris. Second Row: Menke. E. Green. lVl. Warner. B. Peters. E, Scudder, L. Humphrey. D. Whitlow. L. Brininstool. R. Wiltsie. Nl. Raut. Front Row: B. Van Wagneii. L, Gulliford, S. Weadork. M. Teeple. J. Shaw, I.. Palmer, C. Zonker. DEBATING TEAM Nlr. Jones, R. Alawell. V. Havens, C. Berchard. Back Row fleft to rightl: D. Chaftin. R. Lovell. Front Row: B. Wiseman. T. Hahn. H. Horn. J. X .1 Shaw. Y. Lt-Hel, DDAMATICS ClUl3 on SEVERAL years the Dramatics Club has been producing only one or two plays a semester, but U with this last semester. The Club has been organized as a the supervision of Mr, jasper Hieftje, It is the endeavor of in the future, OFFICERS a new setup has been originated preceptorial group and is under the group to produce more plays Second Semester e - Paul Peltcs - Rosemary Wiltsie First Semester Carlyle Zonlcer - Mary Alice Tee-ple - - - Presi :lent - - Secretary-Treasurer - Adviser: jasper Hleftje DEBATING TEAM RING the Hrst semester Jaclcson's new debate team met Kalamazoo Central, Ann Arbor, Lansing Central, and Lansing Eastern in regularly scheduled debates, and in addition journeyed to Chel- sea, Albion, Napoleon and Hillsdale for practice debates. The question used by all Michigan high schools this year called for annual federal grants to the states for public elementary and secondary education, Adviser: Phillip jones JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL Page Fifty-Two IQ35 l

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Standing ileft to rightl: R. Rockwell, B. Xveed, N. Whi'inan, Bush, I. Gutkowski, V. G. Paul, R. Morrison. R. McAdams, N, Nichols. L. White. L. Darling. Miss Densmore. W. Clark. G. Allen. D. Easton. M. Norris. Ba'l: Row: B. Prine, Shaw. M. Stroup. B. Pickford. B. Walker, R. Fowler. Waller, D. Billing- hurst. B. Dimitroff. L, Dziesupek, G. Thorne. M. Raut. Front Row: M, Hammond, B. Engle. R. Wiltsie. M. Martone. V. Havens. F. Gutowski, B. Trail, H. Hammett. r . A . Back Row ileft to rightl: B. Scruggs. G. Hayner. E. Neilson, B. Underwood. A. De Palma. Fourth Row: E. Urbnnski. R. Schaefers. G. Green. H. Koebel, M, Smith, G. Pray, C. Geiger, H. Barnes. R. Lovell, D. Woodford. Third Row: W. Glaspie, R. Tuttle. F. Farrar, R. Barnes. F. Vinton. W. Sautter. W. Moffett, L, Ruby, H. Boyer, W. Cooley, R. Wiedei'wax, Wilson. W. Causie. Second Row: S. McMillan. R. Firth. G. Chamberlain. H. Boley. F. Gokay. W. Preston. I., Clute, C. Walker. F. Basler, Mills, R. Stevens, R. Boev. Front Row: V. Nicholson. M. Helmer, D. Busch. W. Braund. K. Crandall. J. Dean. M. Yocum. J. Campbell. L. Eaton. l2IfflECTOl2 EI -WlflfIilY HE REFLECTOR Bl-VVEEKLY seeks to reflect school life in Jackson High in all its phases, lt aims to publish accurately all information of interest to the student body and give publicity to all high school activities. It is a member of the Michigan Interscholastir Press Association, of the Quill and Scroll, and a charter member of the National Scholastic Press Association. in all of which organizations it has won first place honor rating. The editorial staff is listed on Page 58. BAND Hr: I-xcicsow High School Band has experienced a very surcess.ul year. having played for all the football games and marched on special occasions. such as Armistice Day. During the month of March. the l'and sponsored a musical comedy entitled, No Foolin'. DRUM MAJORS First Semester Second Semester Mitchel Kowalski ---- f--- M itchel Kowalski Linda Eaton - - ----- Linda Eaton Virginia Nicholson Y ---- Virginia Nicholson Dirt-ctorr Hugh Wolcott JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL Page Fifty-Four DEflECTOD BI-Wlfflily BAND 1935 T