Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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WWEE39 ff Q fa- ,A ,- w- H -A while ago it was winter . . . Cold, cheerless, bleak, bare, brown. Now it is summer . . . Green, Warm, soft, rcidicmi. All this vast difference is because in winter our northern world turns away from the sun. In summer, it turns toward the sun. Hence, summer beauty and glory. So with man and education: K A A Turned toward education, his life tends to become Aiii I large, sweet, full, free. Turned away, he wallows in super- stition, squalor, disease, poverty, crime, greed, race-hatred, war, and all the rest of the foul brood of ignorance. DEAN S- SPENCER The trouble with the world today is that it doesn't know Ph' Be A' M' enough, not one-billionth part enough. Much as we think Prmnpdl we know along some lines, along many other lines we are just plain dumb. We still have slums, wars, scrawny mothers slaving in factories to support half-starved children. We still have booze. We still run down our fellows by the thousands. We still have our prisons and asylums full. From all of which festering morass of misery, Education, the schools, offer the shining way of escape. Yellow- fever went when we knew enough. Radio came when we knew enough. We fly now that we know enough. Poverty will disappear when we know enough. Injustice, greed, exploitation will lne Bad Business when we know enough. With all our might let us turn our lives toward Education. Light! Light! And still more light! 'Till Truth shall make us free. 'Till at length all about us it shall be summer. -Dean S. Spencer. -12- w f. x . .flu 1-' 3, We l , 3. ,113 I fx ' we 9 :ff ' 1 if rl. 'Y 1 'r Q . s. -5 1 -r: 5 I5 se P .l sa lffi' , Z

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Oscuz M. JOHNSON if Students and teachers of Jackson High School are invited to come to my office with problems which are troubling them. I can offer the friendship of a person who is interested in the present and future well-being of every member of Jackson High School. To the extent that I can be a helpful assistant, I derive genuine pleasure and satisfaction. A. B., A. M. Assistant Principal Guidance is an attempt to help the individual help himself. It does not involve compulsion, prediction, or mysticism. It involves the proper adjustment of the individual to his voca- tional, avocational, social, religious, and personal life. As a counselor I always have time to tall: with the students of Jaclc- son High Schcool lwith individuals or with groupsl concerning their problems. Students are welcome at any time-the latch- string to my office is always out. Miss RUTH E. COOLIDGE A. B., A. M. Dean of Girls L. LAXVRENCE Hess A. B., A. M. Counselor The door of my room is always open to each and every student of Jackson High School. I am always ready and eager to help them solve per- sonal or academic problems. That they' keep a sense of true proportion, that they keep little things, little and big things, bi, is my sincerest wish. 113..