Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Jackson, CA)

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THE FACULTY MARGARET HAHMANN T. R. SMEDBERG, Principal EVELYN WARREN MARJORY DOOLING C. R. HUNGATE, Vice-Principal DOROTHY SARGENT JAN VAN THIEL JOHN WILLIAMS E51

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T0 THE SENIORS The world tomorrow will treat you as men and women, not as boys and girls in high school. I wonder how you will measure up to the expectations of those with whom you will come in daily contact. What kind of philosophy of life have you developed from your experiences in this secondary institution, and what codes will guide the choices you must make as members of a complex society? Will the training you havereceived enable you to do what you never expected to do, to fit into situations you never heard of, and to know how to act in circumstances that no teacher and no book has described? If you can meet such tests-and life is full of them -you may not be fitted to keep books or recite selections from Shakespeare, but you will be fitted to shape some part of the civilization that is to be. Your new assignment for tomorrow will be to use wisely the freedom which will be yours. Imagine! No teacher to check you absent or present nor to question you, no bells will dismiss you from one activity nor admit you to another. Leisure hours will ever increase. Such freedom has its tempta- tions, but I also aflirm it offers you a chalice to follow many allurements to knowledge, to Wisdom, to unselfish friendship, and to stalwart character. It will be easy to drift with the tide or easy to get out of the tide into a monastic cell. But your task is to remain, with the tide, like a good ship, and yet be superior to it because you know the points of the compass and the port to which you will sail. GRADUATION Congratulations-Sweet Graduate, The hour of parting is nigh, We wish to you the best of luck But We do not mean goodbye. The hours you'Ve spent in meditation Will guide you, on through life, And We heartily hope the knowledge gained Will help you in any strife. So dry your tears and do not sigh And wear a courageous smile, Adieu, farewell, sweet graduate, May life prove to you Worth while. Evelyn Sauer. . I4 1 . . c ..

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES P. L. Cassinelli, President T. A. Hedgpeth W. H. Taylor V. R. F itzsimmons W. E. Eskew The Jackson High School,s Board of Trustees Is able and competent and ready to please. Through their capable leadership our school has been earning A permanent place among great seats of learning. They are to he congratulated on the good common sense With which they have handled the whole school's expense. Two hundred dolla-rs was the average amount Placed on each pupil's education account. For this group which has given so much of its time I have tried to express thanks in words that will rhyme. To the whole board in general, I'll say in the end Good health, good luck, good wishes we send. Wilma Becker. JACKSON There is a town called Jackson . ln the heart of the Mother Lode, It is noted for its history And noted for its gold. Its historic sights and relics, Its fields, hills, and mines, Draw tourists by the hundreds To this land of varied clirnes. Mary Vickers. l 5 l