Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Jackson, CA)

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35231353 OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES MR P L CAss1N13IL1 President MR T A HEDGPETH MR W E ESKEW MR G E VELA Clerk MR W H TAYLOR The local staff of high school teachers with the thorough training they gne the students, IS always uppermost 111 the mind of any person when referring to the efliciency of the high school Nor can too much credit be given these patient and faithful instructors, who dex ote their time and energy to what many times seems a thankless job But in every g01Hg concern, there are those responsible for making the wheels go round , so it is with our high school Our very capable and conscientious board of trustees IS alwavs ieady and willing to hack any plan for the furthering of school work and activities It IS not always possible to carry out such proposed plans, as finances must ever he considered It has been the policy of the trustees to run the school knows that over taxed property holders are not boosters of that particular thing for which the tax IS levied So our trustees are to be congratulated on the wise, as well as efficient, manner used in handling the school expenditures Our trustees do more than look out for the financial side of school life Several, if not all of them are always present at our school programs This shows us students that the trustees are interested in us and in noting the re sults of the combined efforts of the teachers, the pupils, and the board We always do our work so much better when we know some one really mterested is in the audience and our trustees rarely fail us The position of trustee IS not an enviable one as far as remuneration goes they fare even worse than the dollar a year man of whom we heard so much during war times There isn t a single dollar coming to them so all the more praise IS due these men who give freely of their time to make our school a really Hne work room, where we may spend four profitable years A SPRING MORNINC A bright new sun is I'1S1Ilg The sky is lined 1n gold The earth IS really fragrant The air o pure and cold KATHERINE MARIVOXVICH 32 8 0 I O ' 4 , x, I . . . , . . . . 7 . . . . . . . . 7 . . . cc . I 9, . . . Y. . T . A Y on as large a scale as an ordinary tax levy will conveniently cover. Everyone , l . . T ' Y I , t i ac as , ' 9 . . . , . 1 . . I ' , L 1 . .K . . , 3 1 7 ' s . , N 9

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