Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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1934 : THE QEflECTOD fftgazzggaf Mf-7.1fK,ysAa wwwml RALPH KNOLL A tall scholarly fellow , . clever , . . energetic camping . contract bridge . radio , fishing . . likes mechanics . . not catching fish. HARRY H. KOPPLIN A born worker . a keen observer , . conscientious , is an able ad- viser . . likes the out-of-doors . . interested in all athletics. EARL N. MCNEIL Knows what he wants . . . and usually gets it . jolly , . . pleasant , . . likes a farm . . grows dahlias interested in science . reading. GEORGE E. MATSON Ambitious . , , likes to collect stamps . , fishing . . mechanics . . preceptorial activity . . a believer in individual interpretation. KATHERINE E. MAGILL Very punctual . , . has a pleasing smile . a winning way . a believer in Benjamin Franklin's philosophy . . . and the New Dealf' FRED R. MATTHEWS Stuclious . interested in Boy Scouts . . reading , fishing . , . shop work , likes mathematics and physics. ALICE M. MAVEETY Always pleasant drives a cat in a masterly manner . . likes reading , golf , , dramatics . . interested in individual expression. SPENCER W. MYERS His second year at High . , has won many friends . . ambitious . . keen minded . . a modern teacher . . coach at C. MARY V. MUMMERY Active . . efficient . . interested in social problems , . likes good books . the theater . . . adviser of the Forum. GRAYSON NEWARK Short , . , but wiry , , , , . likes gardening , a good mixer . . . especially in the laboratory , , contract bridge . . liked by all students. A-News acre? -ew iw : 1934 Wins:-'r .miweagi Page Twenty-Seven

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1934 6.4.21 721,622.0 RAC!-.nf1w?A4.... Page Twenty-Six : IMI DEFLECTOD : 1934 M224 XAM-J wr HARRIETT M. MUDGE Always on the job . , does not like fads . . . especially in the class room . , . likes books , . , likes to udibbleu in math. OTTELIA SDUNEK Alert . , . active . . . she must be to know her math , . . understands the technique of teaching boys and girls . . they all like her. ANNA L. SCHERER Quiet , , . sincere . . an industrial worker , . interested in the welfare of jackson's children , , , likes to sew and make clothing ELIZABETH SHERMAN Scholarly , , . likes the theater , , interested in many civic activities . . interested in teaching Latin . , . extra curricular activities. EDITH M. STONE Very capable , , . interested in her work . , . efiiicient . . . possesses an elaborate library of music. HELEN M. TOMPKINS Agreeable . . . pleasant . . I brisk , . , likes reading . , . the theater . . , contract bridge . . . always willing to help find that book. ELWOOD L. WATSON Aggressive . . games? . . alert , . . H, S, graduate . . . remember thcse noon . . our football coach, and a good One. ELIZABETH L. WILCOX Ambitious . . . eager . . . kind , likes class activity , , student par- ticipation . , . moral training . . . believes that school is life in the making. HUGH F. WOLCOTT Out band master . . , the orchestra . minstrel 'Qshowsl' . . . likes music . . . plays . . . dancing . , , sociable . . , interested in school activities. ALMA M. YOUNG Dainty , . . polite . . . calm . . . very sociable . . . liked by all . , I an interesting teacher . . . likes the theater , . ,the development of youth . . teaches English and German. 5!4Jt11 WL, W M-3-if01MA1

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1934 : THE IQIfflECTOl2 : 1934 THIS OFIZICE HE high school office is one of the busiest places in the school. It serves as a headquarters for all records and accounts neces- sary for the efiicient operation of the institution. The Executive Clerk and Treasurer supervises the office work, and in addition, has complete charge of all purchasing and accounts of the different departments of the school. All business pertaining to -deuff the high school must pass through her department and receive her approval before being ordered. Each organization or club's financial account is kept separate and a monthly report is submitted to each one showing the standing for the past month. The duties of the Recording Clerk are various and many, chief of which is the recording on permanent records the reports, from class room teachers, of students, grades, final averages, activities, and subject changes, for instant reference when necessary. She sends for credits of students enrolling from other schools, transfers credits from our school to other schools when requested, and compiles various advanced standing reports for the Board of Education and the State Superintendent. The oflice acts as a hub to the school, and its great importance to its proper functioning can readily be seen. We are fortunate in having such competent, helpful and gracious assistants in it. Page Twenty-Eight