Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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1934 THE IQEFLECTOIQ . IQ34 DEAN S. SPENCER Principal LLOW education. Pursue knowledge. Make knowing your chief business, your recreation. Know what? Everything. Fabrics, automobiles, taxation, people, religion, politics, poetry, medicine, law, psychology -everything. Your life depends on knowing these and a thousand other things. The fellow who always gets it in the neck in this world, is the fellow who does not know. A whole race was enslaved not long ago because it did not know. Cannibalism always slips up on us on our blind side. If flies knew Hy paper and spider webs and a few other things, they would live longer and happier. Schools, you see, free schools, so far as they go, are a guarantee of a chance at a larger life for the average man. Lesser life for most of us will soon settle down like a fog, if ever free public instruction is discontinued or hamstrung. Go to school, make the most of schools, fight for schools, dem- onstrate by superior living the value of schools. Study, travel, think - know. The ray of life is the way of light. Page Seventeen

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1934 : THE l2lffllfCTOlQ : 1934 CZSHE assistant principal helps with the general organization and scheduling of pupils, teachers, classrooms, periods, and equipment, so that each student may easily make the most of his high school oppor- tunities. The provision for scholastic achievement, for creative and social devel- opment, for interscholastic and intramural competition, and for student participation in government, is my special interest. JOHN R. EMENS MISS RUTH COOLIDGE Dean of Girly' CZQITH the idea 'levery teacher a coun- selor, the high school provides each student with unlimited opportunities for sympathetic consultation and advice with experienced and understanding adults. The recogniton of individual preferences and abilities in guidance enables youth to more readily take his rightful place in the affairs of life, and aids him in making right de- cisions in times of crisis. We appreciate the opportunity of being of service to Jackson High School students. R. D. TODD J. R. EMENS Assistant Principal CZSHAT the girls of Jackson High School might have every possible educational opportunity, the Board of Education cre- ated the position of Dean of Girls. Thus it has been my privilege to work with these students and help them solve the varied problems of every day living. MISS RUTH COOLIDGE R. D. TODD Counrclor Page Nineteen