Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Jackson, CA)

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PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE UHt1l the last two decades a hlgh school educatlon was confined to a few who were preparlng for professlonal pursults It was not con sldered as an essentlal element ln publlc educatlon However drastlc changes have come over the whole field of educatlon, due to the many changes 1n our modern llfe Before the Industrlal Revolutlon and the resultlng factorv system, young men learned a vocatlon through apprentlceshrp Now w1th these changes ln sclentlfic processes and complex llVlIlg the responslblllty of vocatlonal tralnlng has been shlfted to the schools The modern hlgh school ln addltlon to 1ts college preparatory courses, has assumed this responslhlllty In consequence, our youth receives an educatlon whlch IS necessary to mam taln hls place 1n soclety Modern hlgh school educatlon must provlde a general broadenlng knowledge tralnlng 1n free and expresslve use of good Engllsh and an understandlng of c1v1c responslhllltles and good cltlzenshlp Courses that ofler vocatlonal tra1n1ng prepare the youth for productlve use of h1s time The value of the college preparatory course, whlch has predomlnated ln the years past, IS well proved by the success of our graduates who have attended college Many of these college graduates are now engaged ln professlonal occupatlons Of especlal value to the communlty are the vocatronal courses, whlch tram the young glrl and boy to meet the local demand for skllled workers The large number of hlgh school graduates who hold responslble pos1t1ons both locally and ln other communltles, proves the value of thlS tralnlng Then, too, the functlonlng of the school Involves hte rlght relatlonshlp between the puplls, teachers, and parents Each ln hrs respectlve field con lrlhutes toward the goal ln educatlng the young people The lncreased at 5. ,LQ f, seam W, , .. ,1 .-. . 1 9 .. . . . , I L, S , , 7 ' 5 . . .Y K 4 . . . 7 9 . 9 7 . . . . - . 4 0 I 7 . ,

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352231535 FOREWORD We Amerlcans of the whlte race should be gettlllg more knowledge of our lndlans to appreclate thelr real worth today Therefole It IS fittlng that thls ,lacksonlan should carry out the Illdldfl Il1Ollf We frequently hear the lndlans called Vanlshlng Amerlcans but are they 9 Are thev not just lliigllllllllg to emerge from degradatlon brought them by the whlte man? Today many lndlans do not lne on reservatlons A number of our Indlan wrlters doctors and sclentlsts now appear IH Whos Who thev have achlex ed d1st1nct1on ln our c1x1l1zat1on Thelr great legends, songs, art and tI'Hdltl0l1S achlexements of lllell' own c1x1l1zat1on must not be forgotten eltber The word Illdlall makes one thlnk of beautflul and honorable tlnngs True, the led man w as at tlmes cruel and treacherous, but he had also many noble characterlstlcs He was lundly and resourceful, he showed the whlte man how to l1VC 1n thls new world The lndlan was always frlendly unt1l the whlte man betrayed hlm Hls strlct code of honor has become un1 Xersally famous When an lndlan gave hls word or entered into an agree ment, his part was always carrled out When you glance through tlllS year book Clllflflg your lelsure moments vou students of today and of the COmll1g years, do not tlnng of the Illd1dllN as blood thlrsty and cruel, but of the lndlan as he really was and lb dgillll becomlng unselfish, resourceful, klndly and noble Let the true lndlan polnt the way to honorable conduct and achlevements IH tlns lngh school, then memorles called forth by these pages wlll always be happy ones -4 K v 'w M - -4 7, . - '. ' v L L , J 1 l- 1 QL Aw l . 1 w.,l 4 ' L , L L , . . , M L . . I I . Y T . t W - 1 - - Q K I - 46 7 7 av. , L, L L L , J . 7 . . . . . W. . . . i , . L L , . . . Y . f . 7. . 1 . 1 '- L . 44 . ,, 1 . . . . 1 - T. - - . . . 'N ' ,. ,' , . V ' L. L L L , . Y . . . . - . 7 4 .1 . T . - - . L . . A. , k S, J L L M K S v . lg . 1 -. K . . . -1 L , . . 1' 4 '. 1 4

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