Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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Vflffff Q33 'ZI 'T'T'ff 5 ,1-'T T'!s' ' ff-57-KT 'fff fill ' -V5 'fy 4 1 The Reflector Ycirbook STUDENTS OF IACKSON HIGH SCHOOL Icxckson MlCh1qGn 'Ir Volume Flfty elght May 1944 'A' Published by the The Staff Margaret Lum lfclifzr-111-Clllfll Madelin Lucas 5:5 'lVl'f,llY Shirley Manee Girls' Sycrls Gerald Myers A lV9l'flSlll'I M111 Mary Lou Taylor Ol-,2GlllYGflL7IlS Clarence Boehnlein Boys' Sporls lack Miller Pll'J'C1YCTl7l1fl'lk lean Davis PE1cfc':ragvkwr Richard Sayers Phcfcgragzlxm Clark Honig T111 'Hers 'I' Roy Randall Adviser Charles Blair FU 'lilly l3lm'f,f,grf,15:l:f4I The Campus Beauly Spot 'k 'K NWN, ..- . M 'k 'K ig i V v. a A .JL va -3, -In 'E 1 'm Wt 1 1' i .k X . . .A x, QW ww'-. - b'Nli f. W. A s ,N af 'X' 'K 'GE' .Emu J- '- Q gi Mk' - mo' ' H S Graduates Memberg of the Armed Forees - w - llttllm Jin Arttnu ARMY Robert B Bently C1rlK Carpenter Kenneth Chaffln Arthur Cumberworth Mark Danlels Wllllam M Dennis Homer Dees Kenneth Gilles Maurlce Heffner Howard Lincoln Raymond Sanders Don T Tuttle Wlllmm Vovel Don1IclVroovn1n Raymond R Wheaton NAVY Kenneth W Aten Bernard Cowley Arlo L Chamberlain Stanley CZdlH9CkI Lawrence Fallnv William Gee Raymond B Majohrowsku Bert H Parks W T Sickruder Orlen R Wetzel MARINES H lrolcl E Freel incl Dean Marvworth Paul Moret Zenneth Pond nr lXyl1ll llll 1 , A 1 - . i 9 O 1 i' I . 1 , ' u 1 I - C! Robert Ekin Jack H. Reclinger I - 1 1 . r I ' ' I f ' 2 . 2 . D , .D f f I 1 l f 1 in rw g 1' Q 5 ' u I 1 as ,Q Av W gn-. Af. X' ff, :R ,. .X-5 . ' : l': ,,r'1 -W 1 E -, -Q, f,w!.f. f. 1- T wh- . ,j. . .1 up . N 8 'A .. - -fr- ' '. . K' s - P . - ' . 't1f: 4. , 1 ,m 1 4 . Y. ,A , .1 1' 1,1 . 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I lf f I 'A' O HARLAND L. HATCH, instructor of mathematics and faculty advisor of boys' athletics, we respectfully dedicate this Reflector Annual. HARLAND L. HATCH The Tower Entrance W. EARL HOLMAN. A. B.. A. M. Principal X 7- ? , f- Lf MISS RUTH E. COOLIDGE. A. B., A. M. Deon of Girls CARROLL E. FORTRESS. A. B.. A. M. Counselor Page 10 ROYAL DRESSEL. A. B. Assiskxnt Principal Q ff' 3'4' -IIVREIU CT. ATAMS A. ll, dmv' :amy .,f M vlmmn PAUL C. BERKLEY B. S., M1cl1.qc1n Sim Non Colleqe 1 2 Plpyslcwl Effwfxtxku f I 11,111 1 NELLE BRALLEY U A. B., Albion Ccmecjg Umvezslty if Nebfzzski Cleary EL1S.TlGF51 fhllljrf Cirwzi-21456 AILA AN' ERSON I rclison Business Colleqf 'EERMAINE BAIIR A,B., M.A., Un:vex's.1y of lVlla:h- Clezk lqcm Spcimsh, F1EUCh RUTH K. ARNOLD lxxf'-4' 7' .1 ff S x.,,47b lx Q XJ S Q I, ,I JA , ,- FHARLES H. El.AlR 'S B, Wefsiozn M,vlx.qlm Cllllfcflw fvx ul l1ul1c:c1t'v1 , K' 3 lv llmvfxszly lfllulmncqw- Y Bilulqy 1 X2 140- X ISA l. BUCHANAN A B E C. S., ETD Alklon College EDITH G, BOLSTER A. E., Alblon Collflze Enqlslw ,Qw if Lnrtgruemv A I Af, will 'Q -wo me wi gl JESSLE CHAMBERS A. B., Cuvet College A., Umverslty ci lvl.CEx.q2:1 Tixduzfte vftk, Ur feisty fl Jffhxc 1:52 L ,W l.'11.n Erijlaslx 4,104 I ,,,f ,'kfk.X, 'Aim ll Y. HAZEL l.. BRADLEY E S., Mlcluqcm Slciif Clcbllwfxcf TA, S., Umvfw:'.Iy ol l.'I1cl1mfm Bnoloqy ELIZABETH CAMBURN A. B., M. A., Umvezsity cf Chicago Psychology, inqllsh Q' 5152 ,I X 'L IDORIS M. CARLSON B. S., M. A., N01II1'.-.wlstexrx Umversiy CO:1:1:.0Z f1, Sr .m'SII E. LOUISE CLARK A. B., M.ChIQGH Siaie Colieqe Arts cmd Ciizfts 'QQ' RAY DEUR B.S., A.M., Urrvfzsxty 31 Mxchzqun RUTH F COOLI GI E M1ddIe my Cole-an . .L1.I ' O Sl ROBERT W. COOPER A. B., Ungversuy of Mrchmycu Gloduote work, MCGIII Un:- versxty Nontrwvzl French HARRIET C. DICKINSON B., Umverslty of M1c:I1IqI1:1 A M ol 1 1 Unve1sI IEAN M ' A. B., Alb lege Groduclie ork, Un.versIty .J M1cI'1fq:1.1 Aj Io 15111 . ' ,ll W I I CHARLES F. IJOLLINGER B. S., Western .Mlchxqan College of Educuuon Auto Mechcnlcs, Truck Trcxnsrwoxtfrhon .-f-9 Q. f'-fDof65 Cf Blolofgy, Aezonwutzcs ROYAL F. DRESSEL A B Kalamazoo Colle e . ., . C q Graduate work, Umversuy of MICIXIQUH Amerrcczn Government Ass1st:1nt PrInc1pc1I P age 12 PHYLLIS LJE WATERS GICIQLIWIC of I0-12 'm r ADELE ERICKSON B. S., Northern Mxchiqcm Colheqe of Educchon Commerce RUTH B. FALKE A. B., Ohvet College Hlslory MAURICE S. FALL A. B., Cemxul Mmlnqmx Collmq of Educulxon M. A., Umvexsmy of M.ChnL3k1:1 Spfomjh, IX-1bf'1t.r1q, 1W1n1r1x-:tu ROBERTA G. GLENN A. B., B. S., Umversny of Hllnol M, A., Cclumhxcx Umversity Ccxhformc College of Arts and Crafts Iowa State Umversdy Gnls' Physmcl Education fzlfldllflli-IVIOIL1 Wriynf- Unnvuismy RAYMOND C. EORTIER B S., E E. und Rfxdxo Enqxrieepniq Tx.-State Colleqo of Enqmfreunrz RCGIO, Pre-Inductxon Em:- tzmcxty :md Relxted Nluihmrmtcs .,. ,Y 1 -x Jug' 3pL 7' MYRTLE GREENE A. B., Ivlxcluqfxn State No1::1'.11 College A. M., Umverslty of LVI1Ch.QCII1 Home Economlcs Foods -1. ' f Mft? a. K1 ,. la . A 'lifg ' - . r WZ' 5 R , il' 'YQ , W2 - '- A A , -415 w fi 'f5 ' 'EE ' . - Af f' if --:, .f5-.few ,' .f V 3-, . -V LEONE HOFFMAN IASPER I. HIEFTIE A. B., Urxvezsgty oi MLCPQ11 'fmt' rw Q .v IIE' 171.21 A. B., Ripon College Lf. A., Umvcrslty of Mzchzzgxug E. S. cf L, S., Vfostein RefFPx'. Umvezsxty Lxbzcuxfm kC 'l. F. PQQI Q Y: . A. B., A1:v1ouVCo11eq,Q M A Nmthwistexrx UmvQ::sVy A1'ilm1wI.-', Plxysmgftl Em' uzton, Boys CoL111:1f 1 ELVAIEAN HALL A. B., Obexlm M. S., CoIu:u:3.a Umvgfzsmy Supexvxsi: of Lxbxizy QM QW 'WALTER R. I-ICLLBEIIAN A. B., Viesfetzi Ixifhx: :ri If Educutpgr. Chvfrmsstxg' LA'w'.'RENxjE Q. GIESEL R E. S., Comix xl M vm xL le L Q inf Edixcwxborz K VVC,odv.'o1k.tx:q, P tml Mak ug, M1511 re Hoy Shog' Mfxgxem. cb HARLAND L. HATCH A, B., Allman Colleqe M. A., Umvexsuy of Mich qcm Mathematics IIDNA HOLTZ E. C. S., B. M., A Comrzlpxce Ib 1 f A ' v ESTHER M. IDDLES M. A., Teachers WD-nk B. S., Mxhlqcm Slate College College, N. Y. Home lfr'or13z'K1cs CHRlS lENSEN E, S., M:Cl1.qCm Stale College Boys' Physgctll Educomon LUCILLE URCH IUQD E S., lVllCl1.CICiH time Ccllecwz llczpe Fcorirrtucs RUBEN N. KEBLER B. S., M. S., Mzcrpzgun State Cullege Gr IdLlGfS work, 'Weston Mc! lqcm Cane-ge ci Educimon Aqrxculune X ELEANORP. H. KUKU K1 Gzlducxte ol lune, 19 f , X 1 f f ,f 4,4 , :fb M, S I . LOUlSE A. M'clNTYFlE A. B., A. M., Un,ve1::lty l!l.Chlc1c1 11 Reqst: ax lVl:1tl'le:n'1i.u5 EDITH KLOSE A. B., Westem lUlf'h.qf1n Colle ve of Educfiuorx Alqeb: 1 fd!!!-f FRANCES LOUGH E S., Mmhlqfxzw S1119 Colloqfe X 1 1 f -.1 1' lf .ggi Clotl1.r1.: GEORGE ll. MATSON KATHLRINE. ll. MAGILL A. B., Slluxileff Colleqe Olmo Slate dmvelflty llrnvelslty of W.s,f-oufsvn Vvkislmn Mrlwgczrz Collr-.gy N Enqllsh, AIHCHCKIH l..Ie:x.xIxx:n llducfmou Mfzclxxrfp Tvxde Slxof W. MCNEIL Collel, of Mlrhlqsn 1 qzcvnomstzy Page 1-1 ARTHUR R. MASON Utxverslty cf Chacigo l'flPCl1'ZIlCf'1l fl: :wing X ERLIY R, MATTHEVVS HARRILT Im. MU1GL A. B., U111v111r' ty 0' M1r:I11:11111 Goo111C'1 y GRAYSON NEWARK A. B., Ohvot Collpqf- M, A,, Un1vv1s11y of M1rl1:q1111 Chr-1111st1'y MARY V. MUMMERY A B M A U1 A, A. M., U111vo1s1ty of xlvc-15'1y vi M:Cl11q:1n Mac 1:qf111 Mfichlne' Shop Enqhsh IOUIQ A PAS LIKE 1 M1r'h1q1 Pl yx ILEER P R YK R V915 1 RUBY PETTY U xl. S ty I M ssou11 ocnl Co d Coopelahve Voc'1t1or1f1l H100 T 11' nj DITH D RING B N ty of M1c1 L, I1 O HARRIET A PITTS A E M1ch1qun Qtute No1111c1 Co'1e ge f' 'VI d11qf111 1 untrx OIL' J vefs 41111 L Qld ROY RANDALL B S We-stern M1f,h1qan Co'1c Q, of Educcmon Pu dug Un vms ty Pr rtmq Iouxmll sm prcxwlnq ELIZABETH SHERMAN B Unx y ofM1ch 3 Gr du is voxk Columbcx Je sm Lau n ATHERINE RACH QHEARER B mv Pruduqte work IN H 4-519111 LJHIVGISHY no OI s Fuvv dlllfil FORTUNE A. SULLU A. B., Olivet College Boys' Physical Education, History 41 ELIZABETH LEE WILCOX A. B., Umveisity of Michigan Latin, English ww MARY C. STODDARD A. B., Michigan Stgte Normal College A. M., Columbia Universlty History LARRY WILCOX B. S., Michigan State Normal College Boys' Physical Education MARIE A. WENDLER B. S., Central Michigan College of Education Girls' Physical Education HUGH F WOLCOTT Nmmnl I I B. M. University of School of Music rigifwrmnq' . , Q' University of Miuini, Floiidc ' ' L5 Music 2 Q .J-5 4-1355, 50' ALMA M. E. YOUNG Page 16 A. B., University of Michigan English V - Jackson I-hgh School Student Flrst Semester Student Councll Otilcers of Student He-presentcxtxves Bepresentcxtxves Government . i lt ll lv: ' ' ., , Q , tif . ', .X ' X1 ., ', , . , . ' v ' 11, Ef 'r 2 1,:- 1 R fl :tv ff' 1 I i. 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' . .' ll 1' E 1,t '. 1' 1 X' Juckson Hlgh School Student Govcmmmt Second Semeoter d 1 S c P I - w L . i' Stu en Council . f:,.- -. Officers of ludent Rcprese 1 t' J IV ' ' R p e 1 Q' e' xl' 'i' 3 if: A 't T A: If' K ' IA: A I SENIOR PERSONALITIES JANUARY 1944 ,Www an-on-qu,-.,, Bes! Lookmq Best All Around Most Popular Ba liwara Plnllxps loanne Harvey Pat Glllelle lVl1chael at llmqworlh Norman Scoti Owen Iohnson Most Smcere Most Dxgmhed Most Studlous Barbara Balley Mary lane l-lauck lane Waqner Bob l-loner Guy Baldwm D1ck Sayers Most Lxkely to Succeed Most Ongmal Wxlhest Marcxa Clemons Barbara Goodall lean St lohn Don Wooley Marsh Campbell Dill GOUd19 Most Tulkcmve Most Fhrtahous Blggesi Bluffs Most Charmmg and Chxvalrous Nma Ruth Cooper COYIHHQ l-larless Georgxa Batten Glorla Bllss Don Merzcle Harold Evans Kerry Boone Stanley Hyett Page 20 is I W , . 'I .1 Aw if f T. .Q x ' 'Bla wg Q 12 ,. 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Id , ' U r II N 35 l Il , bf sl -, 1 , ld f I IZ !', 7' U H W J 3 1 , rw Srl rs , ' I 5 ,, .,C,.l ., -- 1 4,., -- , , THE ST PF Margaret Lum Clarence Boehnlein Madelin Lucas Gerald Myers Shirley Manee Edztsr-in-Chris-Q Boys' Sports Svrvfltrrry Adverhsmu Mrzn-'rgcz Girls' Sfmt: Roy Randall Charles Blair Adviser Fiwulty Photographer Clark Honiq Mary Lou Taylor Jack Miller lean Davis Richard Sayers Teachers Organizations Photographer Photographer Photographer Page 43 r 'sf FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER STANDING lleft to riqhtj Maiy Kern lean St Iohn Pat Gillette STANDING Cleft to riqhtj C Mason M Zirovich M Mrivm Milan Zirovich Ted Allen Cla nce Mason B CO1 lICId V GYZPSIICOWSIC1 SEATED 0-,Ven If-thnsgn SEATED P Herr ck I' oikorovsky l Cz ne lc P Deller STUDENT COUNCIL The council is the student executive body of the school composed of ten members The group enforces the rules and helps to determine the policies ot the school The counc1l meets once a week with Mr Dressel the advisor discuss matters concerning student government ln addition to planning the assembly proqrams school parties and the Vikinq Assembly the council this year has sponsored stamp and bond drives and the salvaqinq of t1n and oaper Annual Staff - Band 4--- Biology Club - Camera Club - Cooperative Club Debate - - - Dramatics - - Euphony Choir Future Farmers INDEX TO ORGANIZATIONS -ee-E-40 V-----47 -Y----46 ees---43 ees-.49 -ee-A-47 ----,so --ee--43 -ee---49 Paqe 41 Foedus - - - - - Girls' Chorus ---- l-li-Y Club ----- Library Club ---, Phyllis Wheatley - - Representative Assembly Retailers Club '--A Reflector Bi-Weekly - - Student Council - - - FIRST SEMESTER BACK ROW Cleft to rrqhtj: I. Campbell, G. Moulton ,l. Crane, I. Blake, R. Roemtsch, H. Furnas, M. Zrrovich, I. Serbold, T. Burnett, T. Allen, C. Mason, R. Oberst, M. Terry, B. Dressel, B. McClain, SECOND ROW: M. Lum, A, Martin, D. Mastin, M. Rhcades, C. Truinble, I. Czarnecki, B. Hayden, P. Woodfield, M. O'Neill, P. Stone, E, Vv'ard, S. Norton M. Kern, M. Hughes. FRONT ROVJ: R. Brown, Y. Myaiants, A. Palmer, P. lenkns, O. lohrtson P. Gillette, If. Fletcher, l. Rogers, V, Grzesilcowslct, M. Blank STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY The Student Representative Assembly consists of a body oi students, each one elected by the popular vote oi the members oi his advisory group. The President and Vice'President are chosen by the entire school body, while the Secretary and Treasurer of this group are chosen by the Student Representative Assembly. The assembly meets every Tuesday at record period and discusses the various problems which confront the students and the schocl. The scrap-paper drive, the war bond drive, the magazine campaign and the Hall Guide System are but a few oi the many thinos sponsored by this orqonization. Q02 First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester O. johnson - - President - - E. Srkorovsky P. Gillette - V Vzce-President - I, Czarnecki I. Rogers Y - Secretary - - M. Kern F. Pietcher - - Treasurer - - - P. Deller Adviser - --f-- - Mr. Dressel Pfrqe flf SECOND SEMESTER RACK ROW tleit to riqhtl: G. Hardie, G, Moulton, P. Vtlooditeld, C. Trurrtble, A. Dunn, M. Zrrovtch, L. Rodgers, S. Cypers, D. Kerr, C. Mason, D. Robinson. THIRD ROW: W. O'Brian, D. Probert, P. Herrick, M. Marvin, M. Gamble D. Kuhlrnan, l Rogers, C. Phillips, I. Weyant, A. Murna, B. Vtfalker. ,U SECOND ROW: G. Mahan, M. Lum, B. Wahl, A. Pcrlrrter, C. Sanford, P. Ienktns, V. Grzestl-cowskt, B. Conrad, I. Carrpbell, D. Gregory. FRONT ROW: M. Kern, I. Czarrreck., E. Srkorovsky, P. Deller. if .W ex EI-.CK ROW 1191! to 11qI11I: F. Stcxxe, D. Kmq, K. 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Q1-111131, II. 51111. 111 1121111111 11 1111051 1.. 11.11 11,1 551115 11111- if 11111111 va .- mf Q BACK ROVV tleft to rightl: V. O'Ma1'a, D. Matteson, I. Alban, BACK ROW tlett io rzghtjr P, Griltis, I. Alexander I.. Vtlrlbur I. Baker, I. Cochrane, M. Ely, M. Cain. G. Gauss. P. Walz, W. Clayton, M. Corbin G. Hoaglrn. SECOND ROW2 B, Wahl, D. Maston, I. King, C. Woodrutt M SECOND ROVI: Ivf. Ree-be, l. Carmwbell, M. Reclce D. Bishop Miller, M, Locke, A. Hreftie, F. Loweke, Miss Trllotson, N, Iones. FIRST ROW: M. Macliadden, P. Herrick, F. Siiiith, H. Gregory FIRST ROW: W. 'v'Jh.1riia:i, S. Burch M. I. V.ssrna A. lfanry P. Reed, R. Hicks, R, Iohnson. I, Pickert M. Benner. MQ nsrxuscb P3-JXQ L FOEDUS Ready for service, as stated in the Girl Reserve Code, is one ot the principles tor which Foedus stands. This year a service program including work at Red Crcss headquarters has been functioning along with many social and educational activities. PHYLLIS WHEATLEY First Semester Helen Gregory - Mary lane Troup Molly MacFadden - - Donna Mrrstin - Adviser - - OFFICERS Second Semester - - President - - Helen Gregory - - Vice-President - - Mary lane Troui - Secretary V - Molly Mfrclffrddcn - Treasurer - ---- Donna Mastrn - - - - - - Miss Lucille Tiilfztson ir The Phyllis Wheatley, a division oi the Girl Reserves, is composed ot the Negro girls ot the school. Mrs. Parker and teachers have been speakers at nrany of the meetings which were held throughout the semester. An outstanding event ot the year was the Mothers and Daughters party, which was acclaimed as a great success by all present. On April 21, a discussion on Etiquette was given and both boys and girls attended. Many dances, picnics and hikes have been held for the girls of the club. First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester F. Cotton - - - President - - - - A. Martin L. Cobb - - - - Vice-President - Y--- L. Cobb V, Gillespie - - Secretary - - - ---- H. Patton A. Martin - - - Treasurer - ------- A, Woods Advisers - - BACK ROW tlett to C. Holrrian. O. Parker. FIRST ROW: A. Woods, L. Page 44 Mrs. Vifillrams Miss rrghtl: Mrs. W.llicryi:s, R. Palmer, F. Smith, V. Bell, I. Gr SECOND ROW: M. Shanklin, V. Sriiith, V. Gillespie, W. Scott, P. Dungy, V. Welch ehsrrn., Poole Cobb, I-I. Patton, A. Martin, N. Cotton, Miss Welch. BACK ROW tlett to rightjz I. Le leune, D. Srddall, R. Parkinson, R. MacLaohlan, Ft. Hoyt, l. Crane, L. Peters, W. Clark. SECOND ROW: G. Dougherty, K. Dean, I. Buchtink, R. Brown, R. Hott, C. Hetney, B. Phelps, Mr. Deur, FIRST ROW: W. Whrte, Z. Cooper, C. Boehnlein, G. Gallup, T. Allen, D. Tucker, l. Vvlalltice. HI-Y CLUB The senior Hi-Y chapter of lackson High school has very willingly offered what little help they Could to their high school. They ushered for the graduation exercises of lanuary, 1944, and also handed out programs at the door. The members Were seen at every football game last fall, selling coca-cola and peanuts to the fans. First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Don Wooley - - President - - A - George Gallup George Gallup - - Vice-President - Clarence Boehnlein Don Korten - - Secretary ' - ---- Bill YVhtte Bill Heglund - - Treasurer - - - Ztine Cooper Advzser - A ----f - - Mr. Deux ir RETAILERS Retailers Club is composed of members of the Cooperative Retailers Course. lts purpose is to further the inter- est in the study of retailing and to become better acquainted. Several parties are held throughout the year with an annual Employer and Employes dinner in the Spring as the Club's big event. At this time managers, supervisors and department heads of the cooperating stores attend a dinner sponsored by the club and meet and mingle with their trainees, Entertainment is furnished by the students with music, songs and skits. First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Mary Slugay - - - - President - - - - Mary Slugay Bette Baer - - - - Vice-President Y - - - Bette Baer Beverly Gregory A - Secretary-Treasurer Y - Beverly Gregory Advrser ---- --------- - - Miss Shearer Page 45 BACK ROW llelt to rightjr L. Forner, M. Yount, B. Baer, l. Schroder, I. White, I. Mills, D. Miller, M. Slugfiy, V. Fisk, W. Haggard, P. Marshall, M. Zantop. THIRD ROW: H. Happel, R. Videto, R. Cooper, M. Kabel, P. Parker, B. Gregory, B. Arver, S. Graruling. SECOND ROW: E. Mollenoff, M. Garied, N. Loomis, E. Vandervelt, B. Gtgnac, D. Hutchinson, M. lones, 5. Schuler, l. Rigle. ETRST ROW: D, Cook, M. l. Van Noiwick, P, Rose, D. Savick, P. Woods, E. Pttiu, P. Peterson, L. Ordway, R. Goble. v BACK BOW' tle-ft to rgghtlz l. Harrie, B. Shaler, P, Cobb. D. Halsey, C. Dean, G, Gallup, G. Reynolds, M Sayles, M. Ely, A. H.eitye. SECOND BOVJ: N. Clark, E. Hzyden, V. O'Mara, P. Perry, L. Peterson, H. True, K. M.l.er, A. Beeton, ll. Hodges, B. Vlahl. FlBST BOVV: C. Pepper, B. Penn, ll. Owens, Miss Bradley, R, Peterson, M. Tcwnley, L. Proseus. Not present when pctuze 'skis taken: C. Vtfocdiuii, F. Topping, M. Cain, G, Gauss. BIOLOGY CLUB The club meets every cther week on Wednesday evenings, except for some hikes which are planned for week-ends. The members increase their knowledge of biology by taking field trips, doing microscopic work, by dissection, movies and talks by other teachers. Parties are also on the program. At present, there are thirty members, First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Clarence Owens - - President - - Ronald Peterson Glenn Eznriclc - Vice-President - Margarete Owens Margazete Owens - Secretary - - - - Ruth Penn Ruth Penn - - - Treasurer - - - Carolyn Pepper Carolyn Pepper - - - Social Chairman - - - Ford Topping Ronald Perefso Adv.se1 - - - Program Chairman - Merlin Townley M ss Hazel Bradley 'A' LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club was formed many years ago as a school service organization. To be eligible for membership, a student must first spend one semester in the Library Training Class. This year the work of the club has been expanded so that students work at the Iunior College and High School Library, the Technical School Library, and the Board of Education Sample Library. Parties include two initiations, a Christmas party, a bicycle trip and a picnic. First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Molly M:1cFadden - - - President - - - Molly MacFadden Betty Wilkinson - - Vice-President - - - Daie Babcock Evelyn Baldwin - - - - Secretary - A - Donna DeLong Genevieve Mahan - - - - Treasurer - - - - - Mary lane Troup Ruth Penn ---- - Student Representative - - Genevieve Mahan Adv sei ---' ----- - ----- ---'- I V Lss Hall Page 46 BACK ROW tleft to righti: B. Peters, M. Woodruff, E. Miller, B. Davis, C. Vtforrnley, WV. Clayton, C. Speer M. Pixley, F. M. Wilcox, C. Pepper. THIRD ROW: A, Czubko, l. Bengel, D, Billings, T. Hurt, B, Welder L. Baker, B. Daniels, M. Cain, P Flesher, D. Shaler, I. Loucks. SECOND ROW: E. Archenbronn, l. Evans, M, Peck, C. Woodruft l. Widmayer M. Fisher, M. Owens, H. Roberts, G. Gauss, P. Perry, Miss Hall. FIRST ROW: M. T. Troup, D. DeLong, G. Mahan, E. Baldwin, M, Maclfadden, B. NV.lk.nson, B. Penn, P. Read, D. Babcock. The ntenibeis of the Band nc: QP. G.I I. Harvey, ,IZAI LJ. Bowers, P. Flemina, IJ. I-Iaii, G. Hodges, H. Lzndheza, L Phiihps, H. Snider M. Thayer, C. Wtiiiaiiis, B. Wfna. CIQBI L. Barntihi, B Burnett, I.. Cady, M. Czippen, D. Halsey, B. Hrtyden, B. H'II, I. Iitidieis, II. Ianieson B. McAuI1ttQ, B Osteiqien, A. Perkins, I. Ptettiie, W. Purdy, I. Shaw, A. Vtliiqner. IIIAI I. Bali, M. Bennett, P. Bnninqstoai, C. Clark, U DuBois, D. Dukes, B. Duryea B. Hanson F Heqiund M He-sseiqrave B Ienks P Martin R MCCI'xn S Miller T Wie eie M Norvel I. Orbnin, L, Parks, M. Pease, 'X Beats, Il. Stnwi, R. Shwrbon ,Il Sh n II Snyder, F. Stevens, II. Tiirniiipsaii, F. 'I't,pguiiC1, B Vail, Wilbur ,IIBI B. Barney, B. Ben, VV, Ciayton, B. Iloniey, K. IXuBois, B. Fleck, C. Hcna, G. Marshall, N. Mdsatiehex, EI. Mcfluzihn, F. Myers, W. New infrn, D. Rfnith, B. Bice, M Vin Tasset, B. Van Vorst A. Waltz. IIUAI I. Ai'.X'II1K'If5!', M. Benner 'Y Benson, N. B'II,Hf7I311 M Clemons A t'jfxi'v::s B Ciacid, I. Iinwcri B, M1IIc:r, Mtnigy, LX. Mgziitgexiiety, C. Mygis, B. Nuith, I. ONBI I. Petty, C. Pei, G Bas-J. B. Stockton B, Ten. B Ttzntson, D. Vtfonth, M. Tnunt. M. Yanni. QIOBI C. Geisler, D. Good. THE BAND We ali ag:::recia'ecI the Banfi :t ine heme tcrtizali games, they did a sweii Jett. Besiies home an 11Paian'es, 'U2 Band tviayffi at 'he University c,t I.'1t'I11fjUI1 and VVist c:ns1n Janie 'It Ann Arbor, in a Concert at the Percy Iones I-Icspital, many basketbaii games, at the Counfy Buiidinq for the Veterans of Foreign Wars, and partivipateii in flie bond drive at Christmas. The band niemivers sent Christmas boxes to all former band members in the armed services. First Semester OFFICERS Clifford Ixr'r1i Pitisxat nt - Betty Hzzydezi - Vice-President - PCTIYVVNIYLIIN' - - Sreietizy - Ilzicytcz Y - ir Second Semester , I It I J - Betty Hfxyaen , . E-str ' ' y A ..i.1 M.. I. -..NH DEBATE CLUB .he Ill-QI, sqzgeei richam- qu-esn.n ter 1943-1944 was, 'BescIvetI, that the United States should tcm in rvfcnstrti iivz thc Lpqfgnp if Nations. It was in df2.,a'inc this 'itneiy qtiesdon that I Dolbate Squad wan six out at eight debates in the preliminary district Cacntesfs, and one elimination ':n'rst. The varsry team was rnarir Georqe Beach and Dick Vfesterman, I. .1Oc.ttt1 f P STANI-ING if It tw itxjhtli WI. KZ ini, B. Iftgtjitgtz. 42' .-S ...We-f up ef Gene Sikorovsky :fri 47 SEATEYJ: E. Sikorovsky, B. Delnizy B, Lew.s, D. Westezman E1 G. I?f:i1'3Ii1tty' I. R r.. G. Bevch Bette Lewis. I.B1tx' 13' 'M wiv v . 'ksan 7Iiqh's rcund in the Bcvif Deinay, it - VI. 'IC1-- .15 BACK ROW tleit to rrqhtji I, lvfrller Leon Putnam, Lloyd P'gtrr'1'n, I, Laskoske, D Alverson C. Vtltlltat G. Petrie, Mr. Blair. MIDDLE ROVV: R. Barney, W, Rice Q. Teer, P. Kre-ls, I. Cora, I Kriuse, E. lm'lelv.r.r:, R, liwnserr. FRONT ROVV: D. Robinson, I. Pinion. I. Barker, P. O'Ne.Q., I ffavrs, R. Ebererrz. R. Srrgtlt. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Cltrl, otters, 'o 1's merttizers, an excellent ogvoorfrrntty to learn rrcw frnl grrofessrorra met f pertaining To all lfranctres ot photoaraphy and its allied trades, lts main purpose, however, is to fr ae 'r'L ierest and appreriatiorr ol the art and to assist its members ti. making lnetfer photographs. .rtrotzqhout t te year the members present talks, contes's and demonstrations to 'he group, and each fall the ilirlz enters an exlorm of the years best salon prints in the Iaclcson County Fair. The organization meets every Tuesday as a Hem Room, with Mr. Blair as its advisor. First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Richard Sayers - President Robert Eberenz Don Probert - Vice-President e Ioshuir Loshare Connie Rowe f Sevretfrry Pfrtsie O'Nf1tll P'rts.o O'Ne:ll Trerrstrrcer Iom lVrv.s Advtstrr - - REFLECTOR BI-WEEKLY Mr. Rmrtr With ine smallest stall in its history televe-nb and the largest circulation it has ever attained tl 40 Reflector bi-weekly has carried cn 'iris year in spite of the fact that it almost lierfarne a war casual y The sales and dis'ril'L1'ion have been lxandlel enfirely hy the Regvresenkrfive Assomlily 'hrotrqh its home rcon representatives. That has made if an all-sclteol ttropnrft and acrounts tor the ta 'f 'lza' 'Bits has been o the most sucfessiul years in its Erisofv First Semester Marsh Campbell - Phoebe Vtfalz - Geetqra Batten - Marylrn Werner Sophia Limbo Barbara Evans - lvl'1lI 'T Clemons ---- Alv.n Glick, Ralph Sree-r - It 1:1 Rrrriows, Lots Only Frmlfiy Hyatt - Corrne Rowe - Rey Randall - - EDITORIAL STAFF - Editor'-rn-Ch1e: - - New Edrto: - Assooate Edrtof FC-'rtrrre Editors G.rls' Sports Ed fin: Boys Srrorts Ed ':r f Tyytstfs - BUSINESS STAFF Business lvlant :art Adverrisrnq lvlanirio Prrntrnq lnstrucfoz V V 7 mt Second Semester - - Ralph Speer - Phoebe Vtfalz - ScjSh.a Larnbo Clare Phillips lflarylgrt Vtferner hart: lfxans, Iohrr Campbell - Elinoze Williams - - AlvrnGlrClc - If :rt Burrows f - Canute Rows Igrcqttelrne Schfurer - - - Roy Randall 'erm Densmore - Editorial and Business Adviser - - Iean Densrrrore Page 48 STANQING Lett to rrqhrlz E, Vfgll 1.115 lflss Denstrrore. A 3l'f'k iff. Crrrrtrrlzrrll, R, S3 11 G. lffrirner F Evans, C. Phillips. SEATEL: l.. Cady P. WUQZ L xzvmo' C lint-vt. I. Sdn in . I R1 Absent when ptctrrro was trim-rr: t t, 1.r1 li-rt: 5. llyrr.t. 4 9 S WW BACK ROW tleft to rrahtlz T. Krzesrckr, N. Cleveland, C. Czulowskr, V. l-lrnlcle, W. Whitney, D. Christian D, Naylor, P. Oldrrcrc. SECOND ROW: E. Underwood, M. Tlrrryer. M. Conrad, R. Rhrnos, l. Nast'rlly, V. Srorrrrrnslcr, M, Clorrrorrs. FIRST ROW: Y. Kettler, M. Frrrrrey, M. Wilder, B. Wrnq, A. Plr-tclroz, E. Srrr.tlr, Miss Potty. COOPERATIVE VOCATIONAL OFFICE TRAINING COURSE The Cooperative Vocational Office Training Course has been offered in lackson Hrqh School for only one year. This course, taught by Miss Rubey Petty, is offered in cooperation with tho State Board of Control for Vocational Education and has only one object Vto train students for office iobs in the cIass room, and by actual experience in business, TwentyVnine Cooperative students durina the first semester and thirtyVone durina the second semester have been employed. Students so enrolled attend school in the morninq and work durinq the afternoons and on Saturday. Payment for such work is made by the hour and is approximately oneVthird of the fullVtime wage. Members of the two sections of this class have organized into a Victory Secretarial Club in order to discuss matters of interest, and to have speakers from the tield of business. 'A' F. F. A. The F. F. A, is affiliated with ine State and National Farmers of America. The membership is limited to students enrolled in the Vocational Agriculture department of our school. F. F. A, Motto: Learning to dog The purposes are: To develop in worthy undertalcinas for First Semester Plrzlrp 'Wood Vorl Trrrr V Robert Eckersorr fire rmtyr Doing to learng Earnina 'ornpe'ont, afrqressivff ovement of afjriculture, OFFICERS V I-'resident V V.co-Prcsrdo V V Secretary to livey Living to serve. and rural agricultural leadership and 'o participate Second Semester V V V Clifford Poaue nt V V V V Verl True V V V Robert Eclcerson Robert Feller' V Treasurer V V V Conrad Clark Clifford Pique V Reporter V V Seldon Field Adviser - V V - V V V Mr. Kebler Paqc 49 BACK ROW tleft to rrahtl: I. Sdckrrdez, P. Scart, D. Cole, K. M ller, B, Nastglly. SECOND ROW: B. Howard, A. VVakern1n, E. Hersha, E. Somerville, I. Black, R. Shearer. FIRST ROW: Mr Kebler, C. Poaue, V. True, II. lackson, B. Eckerson, I-I, Strinqhdrn, S. Field. :gf Nye? 92: 72.1 K ROW Cleft to 1L,l1I C' Lfuuxwox 1 I K1 Puu H Shy Ol C 1 If 1 THIRIJROW I5 Bxoww VI 'Nlc'ube11y I Lmvvokc W L11 en no or 1 Dc Q Txoup C' Holde-11fxr P Plllll 1s LH M1lL1c wLCOND ROVV B Huttenlo kc' P 9411111101 P W V Ho q Sl , 1 11 o uc B Iowe Mem o 11 Uhr A 1'flVIo11c1 R CL ST ROW R Hc11111lo1'1 I 1 C L Il L, 1 I M0111 R Mmto1e DRAMATICS CLUB The Drczmcrtl s Cub moer the d1YGCI1OH of Mr Fall has cxkeh port 111 11 C1111 s l cxssemlolles cmd has been o qrecx' help lc The Icrckson Recreohon Asso 14111011 111 that 'hey haue helped lh1s TQGHIZGIIOH conszdercrbly by DUI 1Q1pot1hq lfl plays for 'he publzc The qocxl ol he lub 15 to owe one ploy C1 xx eel: x hmh IS presented 1 110 or 11 of d r1oo11 show These noon shows DYOV1d9 exrellenl enler1c11n111em for m1p1ls whf eo' them lem l1 dl sghoo Page SU BOYS S A T I-I L E T I C A FROINT ROW tleft to rrqhtl: P, Fowler, E. Pe1oske, D. Garner, Captarrt 1. Loz.er, P. Norkey, R. Rerrrdorr. . Shatley. SRCOND ROW: Couch Iirebold, B. Fodore, K. Dean, U. Clark, B. Charter, W. Frr-1bc-113, R. Ottrrrer, R. Urzbo, K. Ward, N. Scott, Coach Sullo. RACK ROW: F Hfrs1t1wy,P 1U:111er,'1 Obur11ows1cr, S Wyatt, C Terry 1 Rowhry B Hrrt. H. 1-Vrlkrrrsozr. FOOTBALL . . . LETTER WINNERS Brrerr Charter, Walter Frerberq, Ioe Lozrer Ray Ortrrror, Norrrrarr Scott, Uell Clark, Dean Garner, Pau1 Norkey, Ed Pe1oske, Ken Snafley, Robert Fedore, VJr1bur' Hart, Pau1 De11er, Rov Reardon. Ray Urrbe, P1111 Fo'.v1er 1 orrc1st Hashley, Ted Obuchowskr, Irrtr Row1ey, Ken NVard, Howard VJr1k1r1son. Managers: Drck Frame. Fred Server, Ray Reardon, Norman Rrder, 1ac1c Wl11lGI1tS, SUMMARY OF SEASON Yrrdrry, September 17 Hazel Park at Iacksorr f H'1zo1 P41114 V ------- 6 Iackson ----- V 12 Frrduy, September 24 Kalamazoo at KG1UITtl1ZOO K 1111111112065 ------- 24 Iackson ---'- V 13 Frrday, October 1 Batt1e Creek at Iackson 1? 1tt1r.- Crock - ---A-- 6 Iackson ---- V 27 Frrduy, October B Larrstnq Eastern at Lansrnq 1. rrrsrnq Eastern ------- 20 Iockson ----- V 7 Frrdoy, October 15 VVPort Huron at Iackson P211 Hurorx V ----A- 6 Jackson ---- V 32 Frrday, October 29VV Muskegon at Iackson Muskegon ------- 19 Iackson ---- V 20 Frrday, Ncverrrber 5 Lazrsrrrq Sexton at Jackson L rrrsurq Sexton ----Y-- 6 Iackson V - V V V 32 Frrday, November 12 Jackson at Ann Arbor Arrrr Arbor V ------- 2U Iotckson ---- V 13 A SQUAD PERSONALITIES No. on Yecxrs on No.orr Years on lerseys Squad Ierseys Squad loo Lozzer fcaptarnl - V V H. B 37 3 Buzz Hart V V 38 1 Paul Norkey V V V - 1..G. 22 2 Carl Terry V V V E. 20 1 Roy Reardon V V V H. B. 27 1 Forest Hashley V - E. 35 2 Deon Garner V V R. G. 31 1 Paul De11er - V V E. 41 1 Phrt Fowler V - V V E. 19 2 Ray Ottmer V V V L. T. 40 1 Kenneth Shoiley - E. 28 2 Ken Ward V - - - V G. 45 1 Walter Freiberg - V R. T. 30 1 Howard Wrlkrnson V V T. 21 1 Bob Fedore - V V V C, 33 2 Bob Iohnson V V V T. 20 1 Ray Uribe - V - H. B 18 1 lim Rowley V V - G. 21 1 Norman Scott V - O. B. 10 2 Ted Obuchowskr V - G. 39 2 Ue11 C1ark V - H. B. 36 1 Keith Dean - V - F. B. 17 2 Ed Peloske V V F. B. 32 2 Brien Charter V - O. B. 17 YZ Page 52 Guard 'Fr q :,, N . , 5313, A., te . ier P. Norkey c I Back HONORS FOR JACKSON GRIDDERS Ioe Lozter tcaptarrrj, quarterback, captain of Five-A, on first all-state eleven for second strarght year. Paul Norkey, loft guard, prcked for the best left guard of the Frve-A, on frrst team, Roy Reardon placed on the second team of the Frve-A rrs halfback. Dean Garner prcked as rrght guard on second team tor the Frve-A. Walt Frrberg, tackle, honorable montron on the Frve-A. Phrl Fowler, ond, honorable mentron on the Frve-A. Bob Fedore, center, honorable mentron on the Prvo-A. Kerr- rroth Shaflcy, end, honorable rrrentron on tho Frvc-A. 'A' W. Freiberg P. Fowler Tackle End R. Fedore Center REVIEW OF SEASON Friday, September I7-Hazel Park at Iackson Hazel Park --f-- 6 lackson - - - - ll A green a'rd rnexperzenced Vrkrng squad got oft to fr flyrna start of the 1943 football season by scorrng two touchdowns against Hazel Park, A pass and a short run accounted for both aoals, whrle the Detrort suburban team tallred with a plunge through center. Friday, September 24-Kalamazoo at Kalamazoo Kalaznazoo ----- 24 Iacksan ----- l3 Playing rn a very muddy held, a strong and powerful Kalamazoo eleven handed Jackson Hrqh thetr frrst defeat of the season. lrm Marks and Ioe Lozrer, Kalamazoo and Jackson olayers, respectively, drd all of the scarrng. Snaky huns Lozier' made runs of 36 and Bl yards to score twtcc, whtlc Marks made four successful runs for touchdowns. Friday, October I-Battle Creek at Jackson Battle Creek ---'- 6 Jackson --A-- 27 A wrn-deterrnrned and much rrnproved Vrkrrrg football ma- chme grabbed their first scheduled Frve-A contest from Battle Creek, wrth the help of some frne runnrng by Ioe Lozrer, who contrrbuted three touchdowns to the cause. Brien Charter corn- pleted three perfect extra pornts after touchdowns. The second string finished out the last half, and Uribe scored once as 'rgainst as many touchdowns for the Bearcats. Harry Sherrod, Negro halfback for Battle Creek, was the outstandrna opposrng rrlayer, makrng therr only touchdown, Friday, October 8-Lansing Eastern at Lansing Lanszng Eastern ----- 20 Iacl-:son ---A- 7 Lansrng Eastern wrecked all hopes of the Vrkings captur- :ng the Five-A title by registering a twenty to seven vrctory. Lozrer made a long sprrnt of 58 vards rn the frrst quarter for the Vrkrngs' only touchdown, lackson made frve irrst downs, while Lansing made thrrteen and the ball was rn Iackson terrr- tory, wrzh Lansno rn possession of rt most of the trrne. Friday, October I5-Port Huron at Iackson Port Huron ------ 6 Iackson -f---- 32 Amrdst a slrppery field the lackson Vpkrngs, wrth some fancy scorrng rn the last three-quarters of the game, de-ts-ated Port Huron. The lrttle red flashes from Port Huron had the Vrlcrngs worrred rn the second quarter by making the only touchdown, but failed to score during the remarnder of the game. The sparkling play of the game was an rntercepted pass by Lozier, who managed a long run of 57 yards for a touchdown. The rerrrainrng touchdowns were the result of hard drrvrng plays by lackson. Page 53 K. Shafley End ,gshlvlv-A Q D 5 E N 'if - I , g N. 5 6 ..f -- f 'WY ,- , 14 A 494 Y OV I x 4' 'L , X 5,1 X. N5 E ll Q? W. , H fff, H. Wilkinson R. Iohnson trrkle Tickle Guard 1... I X I. Rowley T. Obuchowski I f ' I 7!.V51f-3 ' 37 'Romney ' REVIEW OF SEASON Friday, October 29-Muskegon at Jackson Muskegon ------ 19 Iockson ---,-- T6 The results ot hord plcryrnq ond term work were the morn toctors of Iocksons vlctory over the Bro Reds rn cr thrtillnq contest. Kenneth Shotley and Ioe Lozrer were the outstcrndtnq IJFTYGITS. Shotley mode two mce cotches thot were hard to qet ond mode eoch one cr touchdown, whtle Lozxer ron 15 yards for one touchdown ond 28 yords for another. The Vrkrnqs, os tr whole, dtsployed thetr best pertorrndnce of the season. Friday. November 5-Lansing Sexton at Iackson Sexton ------ 6 Iockson ---AA- 32 The Vrkrnqs wrote ftnish to then' lost home qome of the seoson by qrvrnq Lonstnq Sexton ct qenerol shellc1ckrnq. Ioe Lozser spcrrkod the drive by rnokinq four touchdowns, dll of whrch were rn the ttrst holf. Iockson scored eleven plays otter the kickoff os Urtbe, Peloske cmd Fowler corrred the bull down to the eleven-yard line. After two penalties, oqornst LCrns'nq, Lozter went over from the frve-yord stxrpe. The reserves took over, rn the second halt, ond rnonoqed to match the Btq Reds rn mokinq one touchdown. Friday, November 12-Iackson at Ann Arbor Ann Arbor ----- 20 Iockson ------ 13 1-'orlrnq to toke odvontoqe of rncny scorrnq opportunrtes wcrs the dectdrnq foctor rn o thrrllrnq contest crs Iockson went down ftqhttnq, to qrve the Five-A chornptonshtp to Ann Arbor. Ann Arbor went through then seoson wrthout o defeat. lock- son scored ttrst, but Ann Arbor countered xr: the f1rst halt by nfrktnq two touchdowns. Idckson wos oenohzed 35 y'r1ds, Exile Ann Arhor rcrwaved 15 ydrds on set-bwcks. I 'R Pod? Si: l Harland L. Hatch Fflculty M'Ir1'1qer of Athietl B FRONT ROVv'r1ett to rtqhtl: B. Scholl, I. Leleune B. C.e:..orts, H. Sng der, T. Tires, RX' R II15r.llt'I, P t r S. Hortsutf. SECOND ROW: Couch Stork, B. Yornes, E. Vtdeto, G. Hnkle, R, l-Yozelwortl' I, Irxrx. rn, I F- tbod K A ,P T. Cooper, B. Lerrnboch. BACK ROVV: P. Mdrtrn D. Trovczrrow B. Vonflirn, E Pheirs R. Roerrrxsfz, I. Ixelclr 'tn C. V :nh T. Gosctewsk., D. Lee-ke. .1- in EACH ROW Llett tc 1.al1iJ: I l.::z1e1, H. Wzlkfxssn, P, Fovxlei, li. Frzrzne, P. Imder., F Sfzviz, Ucmvlt 311.15 Fl-ll,!lT EKQVV' lj l'l.1:1t'f1, Fliy Re.11dc'n11, ll t',.::k R Untve, W. RYCP1 Pay Hewidfza. BASKETBALL . . . SUMMARY or SEASON A Team Pitrlxy, 'ernbei 3 l'c1ds:r: 13 Fazdsaim Fii1f1:f:,11 - - - V QQ Iacksen - - - - 1: F:.d.1y, sexe-zxgboz lil Sagmaw 'xt Iacksmi 11.11 ,-ff - - 38 l11ckS::1 - - f V4 S xtuzdtzy, Q 1 I7 l-full 111.1251 it KWT11111-12 .':.117 we f f - 311 '11f'kS.w:1 - - - f P1111 ry f1:1u :ty 7 L 1115.111 Fe-XI :. :t l,1'111:3:1uy lim 3113411111 f 33 I.1f'ksi:. - - - - FIldClY lirxudiy 14 Lans1nq Easfezn .xt liicksan L3:1s1na Eastern - - - Q3 fackscn - - - - - Tuesday, lanuizy 18 Battle Creek ll Battle Cieek Battle Cie-ek -f-' 36 Izekseri --A-- -1 Fnduy ' .izy 'll Ann A115211 it Iarkson Ann A1301 - - T6 Ink: .11 V e - 7 V,'fCl111:1fl1',' l1:1u 11y flu' Hill Nia xt lfiukfmll H:ll111Cl - - - 37 I.::'k:fT:. f - - L' Fz1d.1y, I rzudzy Z8 fSaq1nau-J at Saginaw S':f3.:aw -f-- - 35 Ixckssn ,f--- 17 Friday Fekgzifzzy 4 Lansng Sexton 'xt lf1r:kscz1 l.'1ns.na Sexton - - l? lxcksari ---A - F1.df1y, Fenix. ll l.11ns1111j E'1ste::1 It L1'1:1s3111g l 1ns.11nq limit'-111 ' ' 35 lugkfsglzi -fff . Vlii xy 741:12 :xy li Ann Axhzfz 1: Ann Ailnoi Ann A1l,o1 - - - -e 36 ffzckseri --1-- 34 F11d.1y, Febfuiry 25 R.ver Reuse tit lackson R1'.'e: Roucye '--' QU lacksen ----- V Fudfxy I :teh l Battle Cieek 1: Iackson Ewttle Cfieek - - - 27 jagkfezz - - k S11Iu:d1y lfl1IL'l1 ll Fiea,t::1f1l 'xt L1111s1111'1 l 111:.11rg Svxtfgri f - iff l'1Ck1'O:1 ---- ft Ti1L11,1cl ly, l lu Stfitt- 'l'1111111::1'-'11 fit L1111::11111 1l'1:.. 1100 311 Ilj'i?'f f - A 'I' Friday, December 3-Fordson at Fordson lf Zdson ----- TU I liksfn ---A-f 18 A sfjitxygfy Q1 II' gf- 1nd Black lla xsketr, ill ie-11111 alive xy to then tall, mixgy ciggczmrtts fxs 'lffy dzopped tl1e11 o3fen.nq dame of the seixsan, Fazdson led tliieughaut the Contest, as they height piovea 11:1 advantage. They started the sco1.nq 111ak1nq the 1.131 basket. lacksari ixllied when Frame slxpped 1:1 1 free 'l.:.x-:. ln the third zgter Fordson led by three pomts, nut tips lead was slvxved is two points when Rey Hefzidrn slag ed .11 1 ftee tl110'.-.' '.-:Ali :fevands left to gvkxy. Friday, December 10-Saginaw Arthur Hill at Iackson SJ gzntxw ----'- S3 Iitgkscr. - - - - - fi-1 lackson drcgzgzed their second stzxgqnt :game on fl1E.Ii i.1st heme appearance if the season. lt was 3 veiy exc1t1nq Contest but the hexqlfzi ot the Saaxndw team proved to be an advantage and they seemed to Efzve the Vvnqe ff the lvisket, diappznfg ,ri Shats from :ll tn:--1 e flowr. 47 Managers L. Baker G. DuBois Saturday, December 17-Jackson at Kalamazoo lf 1111112200 - - - - Ifxckfson - f - .7 Irvkson received tl1e.1 tl1.1d st111:q?1t dc-lei: gl tle ::w1:1o:1 lg a picwerfixl and ranay Kalixinazoo eleven. K'1lf1111azr.:o Y ' 1 1 pumped into an early ll to 4 19141 as Groqqle ccjstantly tiitxzed the ball Qi IS 1l came :ti the backboazd. Kaazigazoao out- izmnted the Cfanqe and Blavk .n three out ci the 1311: pezmds. Friday, January 7-Lansing Sexton at Lansing Sr xtim ---f- ji I 1c'k:sr:11 --f- flu A 51,111 'ind exc1t1n13 battle '.-:is wltnessed tif- Msuddt-xr death lL1.E was used to dezgde the quzne. l.11111s.z.q took the qame when Bob Swanson tggiped in the 1r1.gLc1tan1 :nd wmninq basket 3:1 a nice pivot and toss. lackson held the advantage unt.l the touzth pexlod, when cutpomted by Lanslnq B to 4, wlucn ted ug' the Count 33 ts 33. An extra quaiter was played to 113 wr.. '.-:hen bath temps tiled to sent- lt tzzzlly wtis P me Stl l I98 I.oz1 4 Cr I Phil Fowler Llernter if the qirrge, One r,c.nr wus reg.s1erf2d on r1.5 V-lafutrm 2 grerlertly an defense, Tuesday, Icrnucxry 18-Battle Creek at Buttle Creek ROY Reardon RGY Reardon F' :tile Lrrfirk -f-f- .SL lrcrkfsmr --,-- 1 , V lv fOlV'dlC ' Wrtlr lrcly luck ds-ri.d6-dly .rrrrrrgfst tlrrrrr, lrwksorr drwzg flrerr Lsrxtl. qrrrrq- .rr 1 :tw 'rnd tlrird 'rr SA rorrrrfotirorz, 'l' scoe 'A 1 ' 2 1' sl: f-V, fy- 11 1,2 1 defcrded frtter twi rrnnutes :nd -42 securrd: ol play .12 the Erik -,,nQAZEiskuti,vt, CgffhwI?,1AA:,wk' M11-,s4,,,.OA Iwk-. sudden death gsezad. The score war: Led ten drlferen! frrrres Lf H JL wffb, 'Cm MC 'fnk of C': 'A',tO xml , tr' fmouqhcut th? Comes- S5019 LII' evenly, Vkfi. .ess than 94 seconds :Q pray, lrircs v:-'rs lecdrng by cr Cczzrforldble rcrg:-gamut zgzzqirr, but B11 Friday, Iunuary 14wLcxnsing Eastern al Jackson Creek tzed .1 rrp, send nc, :he frame- 'fro in oxz: 1 curfrrrm. Eastern ------ 23 Jackson ------ lb The scrappy V.krnq bcrslcetmfrll learn 'ust couldnt get :started Jnd dropped Therr lrfth strzrrqlrr qdrrie gn as rncny stcrrs Dick Frdme to Lfrrrsuxq liusterrr. Thrs v,ctory put Eastern on top cl the Fcirwrrd Frve-A The qcrrrre wfrs rrrterestznq from the very lrrst Jr the 'rrrrrrr brllf' vrnd llr9 exurlerrrc-nr currrrrrrrod tlrrouqlroul the ' wlrolr- gorod ms Irvkrsrnrr trred to overcorrre rrn Q-crrly 6 to l loud lrwld by Zlrwrr orglzrre-rrls. Brrerr Charter drcglr'-ed rrr tvwi rrrvv 'lurrd :2lrQt:1 wlrrlr fSQLlll1?d. the 'sxlrolsh Iain. fur The rerrrixrrder Howard Wilkinson Forward l RX M J XM V ' A ' Pa lor-don Forvvurrd l Frrf Fa':.'Fr Fld-,' Rf' 1:4 f PV: -f - 'I f' ', ,,, op? 'Vrfv Prrrrv iw board for soil. teurrrs ,rx the tlrrrd cruizztrr srs 11113 rrrwrdrs 1 1 , wif flr LETTER WINNERS Erren CE.1:t6r', Lck Fzirzre, R17 QT ll X Pizpr. lcrden, uEc,s Ikrr r.n,Cr mic: J, l-lu.-Jrrzc Y. .krz.- :1 l 'X BACK HOW tleft to rtqhtl Coach Iohnson I Koebbe F Dtsley Ray Reardon W Chxttum L Marshall I Blake Roy Rea1don I DeMond FRONT ROW I Thompson I Dalrymple H Wooster C Iones I Cauthon H Warren P Fowler A BASEBALL LETTER WINNERS Iack Cauthon Iack Dalryrnple Iolrn DeMond Phtl Fowler Charles Iones Paul Iorden Roy Reardon loe Thomps n Harold Warren Howard Woo ter Asher Vafxee Dan Probert fMgrl REVIEW OF SEASON Monday Apnl 19 St Marys at Iackson St Marys Iaclcson Coach Iohnsons sluggers reglstered a 6 to 3 vt:- tory over the St Marys l-hgh S hool team at Ella Sharp Park Rufftng was the Celts pxtcher and al lowed seven htts whzle Reardon and Marshall shared the mound tob for the lftkmgs and granted eleven 1 s Wednesday Aprxl 29 Vandercook Lake at Iackson Vandercook Iackson Iackson Vllgh won tts second baseball game of the season by defeatlng Vandercook High at Ella Sharp Park 6 to 0 Iack Cauthon hurled s1x mmngs for the Vlklngs allowmg only one h1t and fanmng thtrteen batters Lyle Marshall worked the last tnnmg and fanned three batters Iones led the Vtlang attack wrth a trtple and a double Wednesday May I2 Albion at Iackson Alb on lackson Iackson won tts thrrd game by defeatmg Albxon 2 to U The Vtktng runs came ln the ftfth mnmg when Yaffee stnqled Marshall drew a pass Thomp son sacrtftced and Wooster bunted to brmg rn Yaffee Marshall then s red after Iones flted out Fnday May 14 Iackson at Lcmsmg Eastern Lansmg Eastern Iackson Iackson defeated Lansmg Eastern 3 to 2 for the Vxklngs fourth Wm lack Cauthon hurled four htt ball for Iackson to settle an old score Tra1l1ng Eastern rn the frtth tnmng Warren brought 1n a run that txed the game Iordens and Reardons runs rn the stxth enabled Iackson to w1n for Eastern col le ted only one run to leave the score 3 to 2 tn Iack sons favor Page 59 ': ,. ,, , ,.',. , 3- tr 1- t. 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' ' f-A ' r so rt . h't. .I 1 . .'- ' --A2 ---3 ---U ---5 - - ... . . r. , , - . - . t .. . . . . t t . , . . c ' '- it KSO ,ew 44 GX 1536 S Wm ji... i i Charles lones lack Cauthon H d 005 H Io Thompson rdon luck Dczlrymple ii i ill 3' Ill LT' m 'I -4 Q 2 m m I i Lyle Marshall QU' 1 3 i Nj Phll Fowler oe Blake ,-Q Pace 60 John DeMond Harold Warren aul Iordon Wednesday May 20 Iackson at Battle Creek Tuesday Iune 1 Iackson at Kalamazoo Battle Creek lackson The Vrkmgs recerved therr fxrst Flve A League set back at the hands of the Bearcats wrth a score of 10 to 3 ln pre game practrce lack Cauthon was hxt by a ball and after prtchrng two mnmgs was re moved rn favor of Reardon Cauthon allowed srx h1ts rn hrs two 1nn1ngs and Reardon granted four hrts IH four frames Fnday May 28 Ann Arbor at Iackson Ann Arbor lackson Ann Arbor gave lackson another FIVGA League defeat by a score of 3 to 2 Cauthon Vlkmg prtcher allowed three hlts and Teachworth hurled for the Proneers allowxng four h1ts Charles Iones Kalamazoo larkson lackson lost to Kalamazoo by a score of Q to l Cauthon prtched for Iackson and allowed f1ve h1ts whrle hrs opponent allowed four hrts lackson got 1lS only run rn the seventh 1nn1ng when Reardon walk d Fowler sacrrflced and lon s sxngled to brzng 1n Reardon Tuesday Iune 8 Lansmg Sexton at Iackson Lansmo Sexton lackson Vlfllh Bob Havllland grvrng up but one lui the Blg Reds were able to defeat lacrcson lO to O Cauthorl hurled for lackson and allowed 13 htts Ice Thornp son recelved lacksons only h1t whrch kept Paul land from hurhng a no h1t game lack Caufhon Page 61 . A' 'ffl STANlllNG tleit to rrqhtt: L. Proseus, trnanagerj, L. lanes, G Enntck, IU. VVoeley, R. Walker, E. Cook, ll. Babcock, C. Owens, L. Smith, G. Moulton, D. Klernschrnidt, R. Schlenker, R. Peterson, ll. Dubois fmanagerl. KNEELING: D. Day, l. Boone, D. Riemers, G. Greenwalt, R. Speer. CROSS COUNTRY . . . Dick Schi Etrrsiiie Saturday, October 2-Kalamazoo at Iackson Kalamazoo ---'AA 72 Iackson ----f- 54 Vtlith only two exoerienced boys en the squad, lackson High lest their first cross country meet against Kalamazoo, the defend- ing state champions. The record for the two mile run was nearly broken by Dumbas, a Kalamazoo lad, who came within one second of the record with a time of lU:32. Saturday, October 9-Ann Arbor at Iackson Ann Arbor ---,A- 37 Iackson -----f l8 Gaining more experience seemed to be a benefit to the lack- son harriers as they defeated Ann Arbor by a comfortable margin in their seceond meet of the season. Moulton captured first place ,vith a time of ll:l2. He was followed by Wooley, ll:l47 ludson of Ann Arlier came in third with a time of ll:l97 lenes of lackson placed fourth, following ludson with a time of ll:24. Tuesday, October 12-Iackson at Napoleon Napoleon --f--- 48 lackson - ----- l5 Running in an ideal up-and-down-hill track, with lots cf sand, seemed to be a benefit to the lackson High harriers as they beat Napoleon by a comfortable margin in their third cross country meet of the season. Moulton came in first, 103585 Schlenker sec- ond, ll:Ol: 'Wooley tiiird, ll:O51 and Dressel fourth, ll:O6. Cook, LETTER WINNERS enker, Cfiazence Owens, Lloyd Iones, lien Wrioir y, George Moulton, Dick Rerzncrs, lion Dubois CMgr.l, Wayne Liessol, Ronald Peterson. Friday. October 15-Royal Oak at Iackson Royal Oak --f--- 27 lackson ----- 29 The meet between Royal Oak and lackson was very evenly matched, as lackson lost by a mere two points as they bowed to the speedy Royal Oak team. Scott ef Royal Oak came in first with an excellent time of lO:43. Moulton came in second, lO:587 and lones, third, il flat. Saturday, October 22-Five-A Meet at Iackson Ann Arbor 8l Sexton 62 Eastern 46 lackson 36 The lackson High cross country team triumphed against all other teams of the Five-A by defeating Ann Arbor, Lansing Sexton and Lansing Eastern in an evenly matched battle between Lan- sing Easfern and Jackson, while Ann Arbor and Lansing Sexton finished far behind, Bob Eigiey of Lansing Sexton came in first with a fast time of lO:5O. Fourth place was reached before Schlenker of lacksen came in, his time was lO:95 . Saturday. October 30-State Meet at Ypsilanti Kalamazoo 33 Dearborn 6l Lincoln Park 78 Royal Oak 94 lackson ll4 The lackson harriers didn't live up to their expectations and, as a result, they finished a low fifth in the meet which was held at Ypsilanti. lackscn started the season with two veterans, Owens and Vlfooley, but with the lack of experience had a very success- ful year. Page 63 STANDING fieft to 11ghtJ: M. I. Bates, N. Nichols, B. Tallxtian, M. Gamble, I. Bzaun, B. G.gnac. KNEELING: S. Limbo, P, Rose, M, McGhnch, C. Harless, R. Martorie 1 S w 'CJ' 1 , 1 jf 5 tr .y . L ' '- u V. . ,- ,W f t , , if 11 , 6 1-Elm 1' g ..,,.. HB4 BACK ROW tleft to rightl: R. Day, R. Ottmer, D. Kleirischmidt, H. Evans, D. Hoffman, L. Proseus. THIRD ROW: H. Gold, W, Crandall, G, Emerick, R. Hazleworth, E. WVahl, I. Ochsankehl, I, Fox, G. Greenawalt, M, Lewis, E. Webb, D. Babcock, L, Smythe, VV. Morgan, H. Zuschowskr, H. Cassell, I. Fisher, I. Pittman, I. Itanasoff, D. Seibold. SECOND ROW: P. Runkel, I. Krause, W. Dulworth, W. Ramsey, R. Peterson, F, Overall, R. Speer, R. Iohnson, I. Boone, E. Peloske, R. McClain, D, Garner, I. Biery, S, l-lyett, B. Duryea, I. Cooley, A. Glick, M. Gill, K. Dean. W, Yates, K. Hawk tcoachl, D, DuBois fmanagerl. FRONT ROW: W, Pittman, I. Dulworth, N. Scott, C. Owens, R. Fedoie, I. Lozier, W. Dungy, E. Weatherly, G. Moulton, C. TRACK . . LETTER WINNERS Torn Colo, Ifick Dulworth, Wilbur Dunoy, Dick Iohnsori, loo Lozier, Goorgt. Moulton, Clarence Owens, Ed Poloske, Walter Pittman, Lon Pioscus, Roy Reardon, Norman Scott, Earl Weatherly, Charles Wittliff, Don DuBois tMgr.I. Friday, April 30--Triangular Meet at Lansing Lansing Stxtcn l81f'2 Iackson 90 Lansing Eastern 2ll2 Iackson won its first track meet by defeating Lansing Sexton and Lansing Eastern. Iackson won the meet by taking I0 first places out of I2, and altogether 29 out of the possible 45 places. The Vikings' weak points came out in the l20-yard hurdles and the shot put. Ioe Lozier was high scorer in the meet with i413 points. Dick Iohnson was sexond with 016 points. Friday, May 7-Iackson at Kalamazoo Kalamazoo - - - 5233 Iackson ---- 51 Ifj Iackson lost its second track meet, by coming in late, to the Kalamazoo squad. Iackson took firsts in the l00, 220 and 440-yard dashes, the pole vault and the shot put. Iackson, although favored to win the relay, could not keep up the lead given Kalamazoo by Newton. Iohnson took both l00 and 220-yard dashes for Iackson. Friday, May 14-Battle Creek at Iackson Battle Creek ---- 74 Iackson ---- 30 The Battle Creek Bearcats defeated the Vikings in a dual track meet at Withington Stadium 74 to 30. The Vikings took the following places: Lozier second and Wittliff third in 120-yard dashp VJ. Pittman second on the mile run, and Iack Dulworth third. Owens took first place in the 440-yard run with a time of 55 and Alger came in Page 64 third, Peloske came in third on The 220-yard low hurdles. Third in the 220-yard dash was Biery. Taking first place in the 880-yard run was Moulton with a time of 2:07.6, and Cole came in third. Lozier came in third in the shot put and third in the broad jump. Second in the pole vault was Vfetherly and third was Scott. Saturday, May 22-Five-A League Meet Ann Arbor 62 Battle Creek 62 Lansing Eastern 3 Iackson 49 Iackson High placed third in the Five-A League meet held at Ann Arbor. Ann Arbor and Battle Creek tied for first with 62 points, Iackson 49 and Lansing Eastern 3. IACKSON SUMMARY l20 high hurdles won by Battle Creek: Time l6.l, Lozier tnird, W'ittliif fifthp time l0.6y Mile run Pittman first: Dul- worth third, Dungy fourth, time 4:35.57 440-yard dash, Alger third, time 53.47 200 low hurdles, Peloske fourth, time 23.95 220-yard dash, Lozier Fourth, Wittliff fifth, time 237: 080-yard run, Cole third, Moulton fourth, time 2:03.17 000- yard relay, Iackson third, time l:35.l7 shot put won by Ann Arbor, distance 47 feet, 512 inches: broad jump, Rear- don third, Lozier fifth, distance 20 feet, 495 inches: high lump, Reardon tied for first, height 5 feet, 9 inches: Polo vault, Vlfetherly second, Scott third, Garner fifth, height l0 feet, 9 inches. G. Moulton I. Lozier R. Fedore D. Alger smmutmw 1 r . -SlTTlN : l, Serbold, D. Seibold, P. Haefner, D, Korten, l. DeMond, l. Best, C. Braun. STANDTNG: Mgr. D, Probert, l Harrison, G. Moulton, B. Clemons, B. Fedore, l. Blake, 1. Leleune, B, Morgan, K. Dean, coach Larry Vtfrlcox. . F ' ' Sfiugfi, N-. -1' CQ I - - SW1MMI G. . lack Best, lohn I Braun, Bob Eodorc, Probert tMgr.l, Dave Tuesday, Ianuary ll-Lansing Eastern at lackson Lrnsing Eastern - - - - 24 lackson - - - - - 2:0 The Viking tankmen started well on the.r w:y toward tr championship, winning their opening dual meet by a lopsided score. Haefrier captured both the 50 and 100-yard frec style cvent with time of 26.8 and l:03.9 respectively, Serbold took the 100-yard breast stroke, tzme l:10.9. Korten won the 100- yard backstroke event, time 12095. The 150-vazd individual rriedley was won by DeMond, time 11538. Both medley relay teams won for lackson. Korten, l. Seibold and DeMond cap- tured the 150-yard medley, and Fedore, Braun, Morgan and Best won the 200-yard medley, Dean anneved the diving, making 50,2 points, just one point ahead of Gibbs of Lansing Eastern. Wednesday, Ianuary 12-Ann Arbor at Ann Arbor Ann Arbor ---- 2815 lacksorr ----- SSW Winning their second dual meet in two days was the ac- complishment of the Viking tankers, who overpowered Ann Arbor by winning in seven events. Haefner started out by taking the 50-yard free style, time 26.5. D. Serbold copped the 100-yard breaststroke, time 1:11.9. Korten captured the 100- yard backstroke, time l:37.5. Clemons barely beat Haefner in the 100-yard free style, time 63.6. DeMond won the 150-yard medley, time l:54.8, and Dean came in second LH the diving. Both relays were taken by lackscn, Blake D. Serbold and DeMond captured the 150-yard relay, time l:3l.6. Fedore, Best, Clemons and Morgan took the 200-yard relay, time l:5l.4. Friday, Ianuary 14-Kalamazoo at Kalamazoo Kalamazoo ----- 34 lackson ----- 50 Kalamazoo marked the third victim of defeat in a week for Iackson, who ended their first week of astounding victories, The pool was only 20 yards long. Haefner came in second in the 40 yard free style and the 100-yard free style. DeMond won the 120-yard individual medley, time l:23.S. Dean won out rn the diving and Korten, D. Seibold and DeMond captured the 160-yard medley, time l:2l.8. Fedore, Braun, Clemons and Best were victors over Kalamazoo in the 180-yrrrd relay, time l:24.8. Tuesday, January 18-Battle Creek at Battle Creek Battle Creek -f-f- 43 lackson ----- 41 The lackson tankrnen lost an exciting and close dual meet to a strong and powerful Battle Creek squad, Best won the 50-yard free style, followed by Haefner. The winning time was 26.2, D. Serbold captured the 100-yard breaststroke, time 1:11. Korten beat out Yeoman in the backstroke, time 1:l0.5. 1-Iaefner came in second in the 100-yard free style and DeMond was beaten out for the first time in the 150--yard medley, Dean beat out the divers and lackson forged ahead in the 150-yard medley, Korten, D. Serbold and DeMond participating, trriie 12298. Battle Creek won the 200-yard relay and the meet. LETTER WINNERS lelrlond, lim Harrison, lee Blake, Keith Dean, Don Korton, Chuck Bill Morgan, Bill Clemons, Paul Haefner, George Moulton, Dan Seibold, lack Seibold, Friday, lanuary 21-Ann Arbor at Iackson Ann Arbor -e--- 33 lacksori Y..-f 48 The lackson tankers outclcrssed the Ann Arbor swimmers to win their fourth meet in five starts. Best capped the 50-yard free style, time 77 flat, while D. Serbold won the 100-yard breaststroke, time l:l1.5. Benson of Ann Arbor wort the 700- vard free style and Korten was touched out by Lewis of Arm Arbor in the backstroke. Haefner carrie back to win in the 100-yard free style, tgme 1:03 3. DeMond crnched the meet, beating the oooositron Liz the 150-yard individual medley relay, time 1254.8 The Vikings lengthened their lead by taking the 200-yard medley. Fedore, Morgan, Clemons and Best partici- rated in the 200-yard medley, time 1:51.2. Friday, February 4-Battle Creek at Battle Creek Battle Creek ----- 51 lackson ----- 33 The Vikings lost their second straight tank meet to Battle Creek, who have yet rc be defeated. Hcrefner started things off by taking the 50-yard free style, time 26.4, with Morgan coming in third. D. Se.bo1d kept things going by grabbing the 100-yard breaststroke, followed by his brother, lack, winning time l:O9.4. Harrison took third in the 200-yard free style. Korten was beaten out by Yeoman, followed by Braun in the backstroke. Clemons fznrshed third rn the 100-yard free style, and DeMond put the Vikings back in the race by winning out in the 150 individual medley. Dean captured third olace in the diving and Battle Creek finished up by taking the relay races, to come out way ahead and win the meet. Friday, February ll-Kalamazoo at Iackson Kalamazoo ---- - 31 lackson ----- 53 The Viking tankmen chalked up their sixth victory defeat- 'ng Kalamazoo by a bzg margin. Korten won the 100-yard backstroke, time l:l0.6. D, Serbold captured the 100-yard breaststroke, time l:09.2, followed by his brother, lack. De- Mond took the l50-yard individual medley relay, time l:51.8. lackson captured both relays. Korten, D. Seibold and DeMond grabbed the 150-yard medley, time l:29.6. Fedore, Braun, Morgan and Clemons took the 200-yard medley, time 12507. Dean won first in the diving. Kalamazoo won tho 50-yard, the 700-yard and the 100-yard free style events. Tuesday. February I5-Lansing Eastern at Lansing Lansing Eastern ---- 19 lackson ---- 54 lockson chalked up their second victory against Eastern in two starts, taking six first places, both relays, and four second places, Braun won the 100-yard backstroke, followed by Blake, time 1:l4.4. Haefner captured both the 50 and 100-yard free style events, trnie 26.4 and 60.3, respectively. Serbold took the 100-yard breaststroke, time 1:09.8. DeMond came in first in the 150-yard indtvtdual medley, time l:4S.8. Dean won the diving event, making several nice dives: and Korten, D. Serbold and DeMond won the 150-yard medley relay, time 1:32 2. Fedore, Braun, Morgan and Clemons took the 200-yard medley, t.me :5l.S. Page 66 D. Seibold 1.11'1:1t5t1:k1 f P. Haeirxer F190 Style If ex 'N-1 s. Mk 1 1- - '1 5:5 Friday. February 18-Fiveel-K Meet at Iackson Cmek 76 I'Z'I1'CSCI1 Sb 1f'1s:tf1111 Q1 A1111 A111111 1' Eattle Czfsek dxcl LZETTEI 111 tae 5111315 11151: they 111 the 515.1111111'111es i111d, as a zesult, they beat 1 th1ef1te:1111'g Infkson :-c1'11'1d 1: c:g't'.11e the F.'.'e'A t1t1e 191 1110 1 111 t1111C 111 f11e p 1st 715111311 ye 11S They '.-:C11 out 11: Szx events 11511111111 '111ec1 ia: 111'k::1311, '.A.'11'If- A1111 A1bo1 '111r1 Ef1Stc111 both 1111051 tt take 1 fzft. 11':11t11r1 'w.'f111 t1i-11 1170-y'11d ttbf? sstylf- i'111O 611 fI'1t, f111f1 1:1pf1 111 S-'1 111d :11 1110 SO-ymd fzee sty1e. 1N'ZVt' Sc 116151 11111-- tpued the 19?-yard bzeaststroke, time 1:C1Q.7, 101191-Jed by 1 Se:bo1d, third. C1e11i311.S Came 11 th1rd .11 1110 ZCU-yard hee style, and Kcrten f111She-d second behznd Ye:111f1ns, t'111e 1110? B1'1ke qu'111i:e-d 111111 place an that event. DeMo11d 1201-c the 15N'Y'11d 111d:v:d11a1 relay, t1111c 1:5V1.2. 1:0111 q11f111t1f1d 51151 111 :Tr d1v111r1, but f.111shed 111l1d 111 1110 f:11f1Qs 13111110 Czvek 1:11- .ss11f1r1 1111 by t'1k1r1f1 11ct11 112-lay events, 1111tt.11f1 11111111 111111f1d, L1:1s1mq SDXICII c11d 11Ct enter '1 tQ':111. Friday, February 26-State Meet at Lansing 1111tkSo11 q1t111'-xed 11111910911 gs 11ts 111 111- 1:t'1t11 111.-1 - 11 111.11 'IV' 1111r'f1' the '1't 1 '1 Q1 1 v11111 11 t 1.,. 1 , 1. 1. 1.11: s 1130 1-'. 1 11 '1 01111111111 111 111 1111 11111. 1111111 Creek '.-:C11 1116111 11'31I1'II1, t11k111f1 3U 1-1111t:i 11:d 111:11 pi: 11. A IZ' 10111161 fO1 t11o 1-7-y11d 11110 iltylrt 1:1 1:-11 113' r111111r1, fvf SUf.1111c1'.'.', bette1.1111 VVr1st'S 11111115 1.-11111 51 1:1 11f111i 1115 t1t1c sauce 1937. The new xecczd Q5 24 3, 11151 o11e-tf-11111 heftez 111.111 V.'est's. Dave Se11:o1d was the only V1k1r1q 111114111 tr 11111191 a 11151 p1ace :md t111s was 111 1110 193-y11d b1e'1:st:t1okf-, t.111e 11093. 1f1ck Se.bo1d cc1111e 111 t11:1d .Il t11f1t event, 101111 fxf2Mc111d task 1 second 111 the 153-', :1d 11d . c111111 11111d1ey 11111y 'nd 1116115011 114111111111 ttth 1-111130 .11 1i,oti1 11111 :HI xv 1-v111'f1- 1 SUMMARY OF SEASON T116-:Ed ly, 111111'11y 11 1.-111511111 1T'1St1'111 1t 1111.'k: 7. 1 111111111 111114111111 - - - .74 1-11'k:ic'111 --ff 411' We-d11f'sd-1y, I111111.11y 12 A1111 A11Jo1 II A1111 A1111 A1111 Arbcr ---- 28112 Iackson ---- L 1 F1gc11j: Ifmuzry 14 Kf1111111i1zOo at K11c111111zoc K1l1:11r1zoc ----- 34 1'1C1CSCY1 ---- 1 '1'1111SCi-152 111 L1':1y 18 1311117 C1001-Q at 1511111 C1111 x Bztffcw Lf100k - - - 43 111151451111 - - - f -11 F11c1f1y, 1f111L131y 21 A1111 A113511 T11 1i1Ckskc11 A1111 AIEDCI ---f- 33 Iackson ---'-f 48 F11c13y Februizy 4 Battle C1eek at Bf1tt1e Cwek B1tt1e Czeek --f- 51 Ifxckson ---'-- 33 1'1'd ry, 1T'f113111111y 11 K1111111c1ZOo 11 1f1t'kf,r111 1911111111200 f---- 31 1'1Ckso:1 -A-1- 11 Tuesday, February 15 Lansing Eastern at LHHSKIZI L:111S.nq Eastezn - - - 19 Ixckson ------ F14 PZ'C1'T1Y, FGbZL1'1IY 18 F.'.'e'A Meet 1t Itmksorz B1It1e Cxefk - - - - 76 1.1451152011 -f-- - Vis 11 1:2tC'111 f---'- 71 A1111 A111131 f - 15 F11d':y, Feb1uQ11y 26 511115 Moot 12 141115111111 Battle Check gfaced f1IS1 13ckso11 1'1'1'1:1 t11tE, -. P11111 117 I. Blake D. Korten C. Braun J .32 I. De-Mond 111C11V,t1Y111 Mf1d1f'j.' 1 I. Best Pwc Style I. DeMond D. Seibold D. Kcrlen 5 TF 11, 1Sf11:,5t1fke-1: ff' ,s 0' 9, 29 s'x t:s', 1 ,,of'- ,. ROBERTA GLENN Guls' PIIYSICGI Educcxtxon Pune 68 1 MARIE WENDLER Guls Physlcxl Edua I G. A. A. OFFICERS Fxrsi Semester I HARVEY P CRANE E WARD Secxetarv T QTISUIP Vlce Presldent Pres dent I 1 1 a1r la l am por su 4 4 X1 1 lflll SSOLlI1OIl e gifs re , T Ile odles and do ff Crythmg lr' llpll power o make hem siren, ana leal hy Valr play so that all may ha e the emoyr ent that comes from good wholesome recreatlon Good sporlsmanslup must Le shown xhelher h Game IS von or lost because 1t IS how the game IS play cl that really courvs Tle purpose of TlllS rqam7a'1cr1 lS to promote, extracurrleplar UL'lVlllOS 1x1 s wcrts or 1j1I'lS n smorf G IX A means pep POISOHGIT ans J 'H'Y 1 wr 1 ho Wlll om the varlous sr or' R uws Second Semester in S. ' ,- ,,.. .M A--ff, P CRANE E WARD M I BATES Vlpe Pr sldenl PXCSld91'l Cretflry Tleasure P nga U3 RACK ROW tlelt to rtghtl: L. Wellman, E. Nastaliy, L, Cobb, C. Txunible, M. I. Bates, I. Harvey, P. Crane FRONT ROVJ: A. Czubko, M. Clemons, M. Dilworth, E. Ward, R. Lee, C, Ziegler, M, Herrington. FIELD HOCKEY VVhen the leaves begin to turn and the school bells begin to ring, everyone knows it is time for that grand sport- Field Hockey. Each girl gets herself a hockey stick and shin guards and races to the field to help her team win. ln the past years the girls have gone to Ella Sharp Park, but because oi the gasoline rationing they played on the field in back of the school. Any girl who comes out for hockey will enioy the time spent playing the game. nl' BASKETBALL lsn't it exciting to watch a good basketball game played by the boys? Sure it is! Basketball can be played by the girls as well as by the boys, and, while watching the game is exciting, it's fun playing the game, too. li you think you would like this sport, and we know you will, next year you'll come out and be in our group. Page 70 BACK ROW' tieit to rightjz E. Wellman, M. Nichols, I. Harvey, M. Dilworth, M. I. Bates E. Nastally, ll Benson, C. Txunible. FRONT ROW: M. Herrington, A. Czubko, S. Norton, l., Cobb, E. Ward, C. Ziegler, R. Lee, R. Biockie, P. Crane. CK RON l It to nqnl I Baker NTROM l VV1dR xl: W 1 11 TENNIS aolcels' nqh' curls' back and' forehand' S r esl rules TMS lS wh cu near every tennls season 1D the qlrls spans l' IS really lots 0' fun and a aood aa everyone to play Tennis 1S an 1TldlV1dL1Gl qame that you ,an en1oy unul you are yas elqh y Look at Kmq Cl1l'1Sl1GH of Denmark The Gxrls Athlel ASSOCIGTICU owes h mr wxll Joln 'he Tennxs Club as lhe une qoes on VOLLEYBALL Up Up l-ht 1K up That IS what tue Coach shouts at a sess1on of volleyl all ln the CjlTlS Wyrn A even ao1nt Tllli-COOI'fl1HC'llC 1 ofthe eanmates mus ual ha cn c' f an Tlus exc1'1nq Qprrt opens our lndorr WlHl9f season K ROW ell to 1 qhtj 'N l xsauel L L Z1ec,le CL TER ROVV I Balcel E Cl e neu n , on M Nlchc 5 M Clen o 1 ONT ROVV l.. lc.AdCln l R Gb M l E VN A C ubli Cl1y'O1f1 1' S Nomtan 7 P 'ge 5.1 EA ., l QC' . lt R. lcvlmsmx, l. Mlm x:3::, M. l. 31105, P. lflflllb, M. lwlwczxtlz PRO ' . 2 f. -1 , . l.z L-, V, Wm lv uf, A, wlulv, F. ll- ivlz, H F, fwvk Q. R H . ' . C . , E1 . 5 . e , , etc. Hx' ' at y ' ' ' ' ' . T ' ' . , 4 nie for ' i . ' ' ' - . ' ' If . ' h 1. E C' . .fre are on the hall that bounces back and forth over the net as 'ho ieam battles for the wxnnlnq 5 ' . ' f . ,. . Z .1 i eq l it if the hz 1l'vlrQll'r fl fle film. EAC Ll . ax 1 .'. Ja 'A liz, l. lifxrvly, P, C1 Inf, I. Worih, C. .r 'N : . ', . 'Nix , P. Lune, A, W bb, C, Txumlyle. M, I' : at FR . : . ff' us J, , . . ries, E. le1.n1:1: . . 2 5 Vf. 1' . If' f fx. 7l 'l' TO Rl: HT Q W rttn lf rf rfr t C MODERN DANCE The ourrcse C' he Arnerlcan dance s t ment lsaclora Duncan frrst exemphtred ttus 1n slrnple Greek unns 'o tne 1nsp1rat1on far srnce then Schools have aeletcped dance as a rar' because 1 IS one sort ot pleasure to every man tron and oontrr u es to the pleasures of lr e lx mrs act1v1ty rs s renuous resultmq sometunes xr to lrke rt and Tl'lll lK helr program would nut l Modern Dante nas no spe-c1t1C routme r Students Compose therr Pwn dames and te be exeeuted movement desrqn and rhythm Lmor suth as slrdes swmqs pedals bounees runs Martha Graham IS now Qonsrdered the ar Hanya Holrn IS one of our older dancers Dor ww have a stulrr tttre'lrer are also rank l an au e emotrrn tn erms r r, some tary vears aw tan r sn but tre ra Je e ttetr Physr al lfdsrcatron rogram Jal lt also QIVGS relaxa ION reprea flmnq students express themselves s re must les and hlrsters ' ev seem urn vlete wrthout rt tle rnavernent must le dwnamr lead a LOl'TlICfbll1Ofl must ha e wel ar axlal and Lfntlnnerl IHC Cr s aps hope and slaps are usfml es' modern dana: r rf our tlnrr anrl rs Humphrey and Charles N fl man se tC Mrss Cwra tam K ROW tlelt IO rrqhtl M Hoag s L l1 t l lVlc'Ou r THIRD ROW P Wallace A Cha e H Knoy SECOND ROW I Cochran M Chrp t.f Albr h FRONT ROW M Runya 1 C F nn w Ca penter Piqe 7 LEP , -5 I .J ,Jn t , M lNt:l tlfs, S. l.'xrx.lf' P C tns, P. Cogswt-ll, 1, Slliv.-, z','. , . , . 1 . l Q ir 1 '7, , J ' 1. ,f mave- , . . ' ' ' ol thee 'f . ' A 1. -,C, L' :ing ' ' ' 1 'H . ' ' ' ' cf leaf .riu 'i ' E Ar: nas 1 ' 1 a ' ' ' C , 'H . :Z lij 'Q ' 1 ' p at . 't' ' 'HRS' . ' t' , A, A ' li 1 . , , 'fo ne E , I , in their dance. lackscn High now has 80 students participatrnq in dance, although ' ' ' ' ' 7 ' . ' ' 1 o ' . ' C .Er . ' , ' ' ' T ' , r f' ie if 5, , ' '. , ' ' , f' ' ' ,, ,u' 1 . . 3 A' C. . f , ' . . own: , ' 'z ' , gv-nent, l :Q ': . , , , ' r ec, fill ,t C' l . BAC' X : . ' e . 'un er, I, , til 1 : J, , . s , . ' . : . ' , . tzzpzrx, O, 'ta t. ' : . r Y e 't' r . xv! j gf I X E E'? eQf 13 w if M 5 R Nh Y w -n vc Q 2 R f .s.Uff if U 4 10691 BACK ROV! yleft to ricgiitlz B. Sache: D. Bradley, S, Norton. N. Nichols, VJ. Clayton, B. Cock, I.. Smith, I Maas P-.. Carver. V Ftdiwlt' RQVV: N. Cientsns E. Ward, TQ. Mxsquelez C. Ziegler, F, Tittle, V. Gecdrtch, I, Weitii, A, ,jyneff SOCCER On snappy, crispy days when the leaves are fallina, we play soccer. Soccer is one of the many clubs which ycu can ioin if you come cut after school for Girls' Ath- letic Association. We are able to play until the sncw lalls and then it is too cold and we have inside sports. It is usual to play Soccer two niahts a week, but we were only able to have it one niqht this year. Miss Wendler taught us how to play the qame and some unnecessary techniques of Soccer. One can obtain a great anieunt of engoyrnent aut at Soccer. if SWIMMING Axe you qaina swxnrniria taday? Suzely. Why do the :Qs h ive dlIIi?If'I1i colored txianqles :iii BOWLING Strilcel A bowler receives as much thrill ircm this accomplishments as a ioctixall lan does when his team rnakes a touch- down. At the same iinxe, bowling qives lots of exercise, especially to the airls who acted as pin-setters this year, be- cause ci the man-power shertaqe. Thrills! Fun! Exercise! 'l'liaf'sl5:,'.vlirta. that 5w.nti'i.nfy fQt1tlfS? 'Phat shows they have passed certain tests. There are three djfezent colored triangles the :ed wh.te, and blue, each repiesent.n'1 1 certain 'rrrpcunt at test Have you fve: lxeara wt the Sea Horse? Ne, whats that? lt s the swlnirnhq club tint meets after school Wit it do ysu dc there? Vie practice inlicw the leadez, :xi the test, giracuce io: the '.'. I3EI carnival, and sarnettnac-s we play ll: yciu sugar .t l as .rut ici sw,iiint.nq, l would .get the ti. in yi,-s and Jan 'l.i Sea Horse? Fu: ely. Plqe 74 SWEATER GIRLS I. Harvey, M, Herrington, E. Wellman, M. I. Bates, C. Trumble, P, Crane, E. Ward, nerr, l E A. Glick, B. Alger R. I-loner, D. Tucker PAN-AMERICAN ASSEMBLY Following last year's highly successful presentation, the Pan- American assembly, given on April 14 by Miss Baer's Spanish 4 classes, became the second in the series of such events. This year, Pan-American Day was commemorated by a play depicting the adventures oi an average American group, the lones family, in a typical Mexican market. Wandering musicians, dancers, gaily dressed bird men, balloon salesmen and pottery venders, all added color and dash to the performance. lt is expected that the series will be continued next year. Page 77 BACK ROW tleft to riqhtlz S. Lamho, M. Nichols, P. Fleming, N. Cleveland. FRONT ROW: B. Becrqham, D. Stone, M. I. Norwick, S. Norton. SPANISH ROMERIA BACK ROW Cleft to riqhtjz P. Calbreath, I. Boone, l. Wiltsie, M. Haefne D, Walkey, M, Merriman, D. Stone, B. Mattson, Mrs. Hall, Mr. Chrse M sS Boer SECOND ROW: R. Honer, E. Walker, Miss Wendlei, V. Johnson, H. Gregory I Ste X B. Niles, P. Crane. FRGNT ROW: I. Leonard, S. Lambo, B. Hobtn, M. Nichols, S. Norton 1 Braun, A. Glick. SPANISH ROMERIA The Romeria is the annual pilqrimaqe held by the Spamsl C49 students. lt follows the Pan-American assembly. Last year 1. was held at Ella Sharp Park on May 29, in honor of Santa Rosa of Lima, Peru. Those who attended are pictured above. if LINCOLN ASSEMBLY An oriqinal play written by Bob Delnay was presented Feb- ruary ll, 1944, for the Lincoln Assembly. loe Roberts represented Abraham Lincoln and aave a very human and realistic perform- ance. George Beach portrayed a war-weary Marine on a South Pacific island who described his battles and told Just what he was fiqhtinq for. The proqram was a very interesting and inf spirina one to the audience. Page 78 George Beach Ioe Roberts BACK ROW Cleit to rrghtl: D. Pierce, D. Christen, G. Silloway, H. Snyder, B. Hartsuff. FRONT ROW: D. Serrtn, M. Taylor. if STANDING fleit to riqhtlz D, Linden, I. Burke, M. Pease. I 1-- I.- C. I-Iarless, N. Reeves. , SITTING: P. Scarnmon, N. Bailey. LEFT TO RIGHT D Serrin H Synder D Lind G Sillcway G Holdeman P Scamrrion I Burke ,ff , PAUL LOSES THE RATION BOOKS Paul is blamed for losing the ration book con- tainer. Iunior has loaned them to Lilah, his girl friend, but no one knows it except Iunior. The play is brought to a climax when Lilah returns the ration books to lunior. Paul is then allowed to buy some sugar lor his pet goat, Billy-the-Kid. if TAKE A LETTER Mr. Watson, a famous author, advertises for a secretary. His results are very amusing. The man is pestered with all sorts of girls that can't seem to meet his requirements. He declares that what he wants is a homely woman that can type, take shorthand, spell, etc. At last, his prayers seem to be answered, for that homely girl appears and he hires her. But on her second appearance she has taken oti her disguise and is as beautiful as the rest of them! The curtain falls as his newly hired secretary and Mr. Watson step out for dinner together. f RIGHT ABOUT FACE Right About Face is a one-act comedy illus- trating life two thousand years in the future, W'omen rule the world in business and at home, while men are mere weaklings, taking the womens position in the home. The oldest son craves Ior a musical career but being a male, it is believed a disgrace for him tc go to the city. Father and son stick together and the play comes to a climax as the son runs away from home to make his own in the world. Page 79 H. Wilkinson, D. r, B. Fedore l STANYHNG .QL-li 'o ilqlifll I, Blfiku, G Moulton, O lohnsorz. P. Gilloti. KNEELING: If TL iiy. if BACK ROW Qoii tg: iwglitl: VJ. Dressel, B. rx rN,, ., C In Hie-bel. .,. FRONT ROW: D. Dukes, C. Clark, U lanteson I. Mzliffr. Absent when g :ture wrs taken: D, Shznn. if BACK ROVV ileft to rzqhtjz B. Hart, M, Campbell, M. Zirovich, B. Goudie, D. VJestexman, FRONT ROVC: M. Meads, M. Donnnxe, G Brown, R. Srn.th G. Dougherty, O. Iohn- son, R. Mxrione, B. Giqnac, V. Grezx- kowskx. P139 80 VIKING ASSEMBLY The annual Viking Asscinlaly was presfgniofl Noveriilier 19th by a selected qroup of talented sfudents. Tin Pans served as admission. A radio- aniafeur show was the aenoral the-me and sothna cf the assernlily, with Marsh Campbell presiding, The high spot of the proqrarn came when Owen lohnson introduced the very special quesf, none other 'han Frank Sinatra, alias Bill Goudiel Those who furnished the musical enteriainment were: 5e'ty Giqnac, Gordon Douaherly, Merilyn Meads, Hex Srnith, Myrna Dominie, Rose Marione, Milan Zircvich. 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C, ' 11. - - 151111111111 11 os. - - V - 8,5 . 11' ' Q: .1 1 I1 C, 11 j 5 ., 1116, - V '15 S11 111- 1'1111'111 Co, - - 1111. , 115' Y Y 1111 '1' 1 ' ,ss 14111, 111, 111 'I1I1'Q1f'I11S V Q Q '21, 11 1 5 - - f f V Y 815 ' ' 1 1 COMPLIMENTS Macklln Company Jackson M1ch1gcxn WATCHES MotS table GH fo Gad es ELGIN BULOVA GRUEN 1 Te Yo Ca Do Bite LEWIS lcxblel IZOSM h Y Ics E J HARTLEY CO EXCLUSIVE WOMEN S APPAREL Accessorxes Too ROGERS BUILDING CONGRATULATIONS to the Grcrduahnq Classes of 1944 Iacksons Home Owned Department Store Modernlzed ln Appearance ln Splrlt in Service to Serve Young Men and Women Better Than Ever 4- - ----- I ---- ,.,. - - 4. 2 I i s ui i s r r ual 5 I - - I 5 of : l T Convenien rms . 1 T i 2 u n e r at 1 I I . . Q I Q i Rei eweler . ec cmic I F Over 30 ears in cz k on i . -- ---- - - - - -.-,.,.-n.g. q..-M.. ..-..-.M-.-.,.-..- ...- Q o s ' 9 I 1 -I1 11-1- 1 1 1:-:lun--nn-nu-nn-un1u1nn-- 1- 111i11 1 1 I ' 0 c Q a o I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 44 BEN FRANKLIN jIuw74fwd.A'rwf Fend1yC eos H cz P ftbeS Aco COMPLIMENTS HOTEL HAYES 1903 Your Home te lstob 11d t ndfultohe tt goto HARTWICK WOODFIELD COMPANY 404 406 NORTH MECHANIC srnsm' . I u ul,--n ni- u u n-.gn-su-u-qiuiu-u-an--on-u n -- V7 4. ..................-..-..-......-......-..........-..-..-......-..-..-......-..-......-........ 4. 9 Q ' Assocumoug R Ol JACKSONMKNIGAN D lllsldilhiy f ri ouns 1 r in ome Financing nd roia l cxvinqs c unts -1.-1 1 1--1-1 -1-----vu? in-M 1--1111 1 - --.- an I : 3 I i 1 i I : i ol i ! n iste a 1 1 1 . A erican G S ' y I R liable Jewelers S' ! ' I -5- ... - - .-..-..... ..-- ..-......I. .lu-..-..-.......-...................-...-.... vt For ma ria u' i i a e a i + - - ----- - - - - - - - -f. WE extend our Conqratulatxons and Best Wxshes to the CLASSES OF 1944 BlSHOP'S 128 EAST CORTLAND STREET Everythlng ln the Realm of MUSIC COMPLIMENTS GRINNELL BROS 152 W MICHIGAN AVE Patromze Our Advertlsers GILBERT S CHOCOLATES Lunches Baked Goods Ice Cream COMPLIMENTS C5559 lame Shop Lower M1Ch1qGn s Fmest Inshtuhon of Fashion 101 103 E MICHIGAN AVE ... 1 ... 1 .. -. 1 1 1 1 1...-mg. 10-1111.11 1 ----uni-Iuinninuin-1 -ui 1 1 I 1 , . . 1 1 I 1 1 1 if 1 1 1 .j.......-.. .......... ,,... i Q..-..-.. -.---.---. .... 1 1 of 1 1 of 1 I 4 i Ll 1 1 1 1 5 .........-..-..-..-.......-..-..-..-..-..g. ----------..-,.,.,,, 1 1 : 1 1 . 1 1 I : . . . 1 ! . 1 1 if 1 I - . . I 1 -5- - .. -..-........-..- - -..-..-..1. .i..-..- - - - - - .. .. .. ... -..- Plate and Wlndow Glass Store Fronts Prttsburgh Pcnnts Jackson Glass Works 337 WATER STREET Dral 8323 SEARS ROEBUCK 287 W MICHIGAN AVE Dxal 2 7166 JEIQWFTV PURE FOOD SHOP 249 W MICHIGAN AVE Oppos te Hotel Hayes lack o M ch gan Carrymg the Fmest Domeshc cmd Imported Foods Obtamable Glft Baskets Our Specmlty Th most app op ate q It to anyone u y he a yt me S1 50 up HART SCHAFFNER of MARX CLOTHES Nunn Bush Knox Shoes Hats The Smartly Dressed Collegian buys at Qppenlieim Q 4. -............-...-..-.......-...-...-..- .--.-wg. ag.I-.I-....-..-....-..-..-..-..-..-..-n.-...- I I I I I I If U . ni-:- 0 if I I H. I I ' I I I i i s n, i i ' I I if -..- -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-n.1 I -sun iiiiiviiivv nnlu? I I : . I I I I I 1 ir I : 5 ! . . I I f - . ! i e r ri i r I i . n w re, n i . I I Priced from 3 I I . I . 2 I l .g........-. .. -..-..-..-..-..-... - -..- CO. I I .!....-..-..- --------- ..- I I I I ul' I I I I - I I I I - Q 1 L - - I I - I I I I .... .-.------- ..-..-..5. -g......-., ---- .-..-..-..-..-..-..- O 9 4. -.. ------- ..-...-......-..-..-..-.......-...-..-.......-.. ------ -..- 4. a e 86 ir Fine Prmtmg Plates or Every Purpose JACKSON ENGRAVING CO Q lt P O Q ir ua i y hoto Engravings Allen Bennett Block Jacobson s DISTINCTIVE APPAREL Grand Raplds Sagmaw Iackson Ann Arbor East Lansmg Battle Creek CONGRATULATIONS CLASSES OF 1944 Regent Cafe Good Food or ood Healt C 218 E CORTLAND ST M hg FOOTE Sz J ENKS FLAVOR SPECIALISTS Iackson Mlchxgan K! Costume Jewelry GIFTS Greetlng Cards eclemmtlms XE Opposrle Hotel Hayes COMPLIMENTS oi the Young Men s Style Shop RICHMAN BROS CO 140 W MICHIGAN AVE I -,.H-..-..-..-.........-...-......-..-...-..-..!. T--..-..-.........-..-..-.......-..-...-...-.. I : ' l , I . 2 l lo the 3 1 : ' 1 2 i, i : from 1 I L i 0 . v I : W f : I K -Ye 2- T- W- -- Z- ! i wfgealxwsm :nu W T l i ' I -i-.-..-..-..........-......-......-..-......- l .,.-..-. .... ..... . .-.. f l 1 7 l G li i 1 7 l -k i l Iackscn's Most Popular Cafe i l Air ondilioned T 1 T l . . T l , Iackson. ic i an Y i .5.-.r.-...- .....-.... -..-...- ... ........-uf. Q I 4. -...-... --------- ....-...-mg. i I : 2 I 2 1 4 : 1 ir ! I 3 I l I . . l 1 A ' ' ' ! Z . . 1 1 l 1 -..--1.1. ----- I-----u-n-u-n-nie Qu-I-11 11-1--11- will u e 89 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASSES OF 1944 b t READ PAIMI C1 PALMI ART STUDIO IACKSON MICHIGAN Residence 2 7785 Round the year from gay wmier cosiumes to colorful cool outhts for summer more and more Iackson Students express a preference for THE L H FIELD C .- .. . . .I N -. . I 1- .. I- n . .- Pg B Oihce 4036 tin an-nu-n-un1n--in-nin-uiu-u- 1 1 - --- -- 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 -- -u ofa Oh you can tell your story and talk of mme Gnd space but f lends wxil lxke xt ette 0 ' I y 'fuue. The photoqm' h i om . wnll tell ,I 1 d swlfl and ks-wp .n lf st mcg memory your :se t ue-mul xii, I .-. - - - - .--.--.-..-u-.--..--..--.--..- - -.-..--.-.--.--.--.-- - - -.- .-- - - -..-n-u-u-..-n--.-.---.-..-.--.--..--1..--.--.-..-------.- -..-..- 1 . 1 I I I -------.-.------.-.--------.---..--- C1 e 9 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES lrcmeci cmd plcxred m permanen p rutvke IIICS POS1 1or1s m the shortest Uma possible T'e Gemcmd for cur gmuucxf S qrecty exceeds 1 sslmly Glen m rx rmo IIIIGS You Way s cr rlq 11 no S col IS m sesslon GH We year C5111 to msn or phone- for catalogue JACKSON BUSIIN ESS UNIVERSITY Mcneshc Theater Bl.llIdlhQ WAY BAKING COMPANY The Followmg JACKSON COUNTY OFFICIALS Congratulcxte the Classes of 1944 Harvey A Ccpron. Shen!! Iames F Thomson. Trrusure-1 Floyd I Poole, Commtv Clml' I u W n nn ln nu un ua un -. nu an -H an an I- In un H+ Page QU LWL L L L L lLnnLnnuLun-nn-Ln-:Lau-my-Lua-nu.LI.nLunLulLulLnLnLpqL.pL L L L L.lLu+ A' I I, I , ICJ O 1 I ' , ' . .. we .' tk 9 A , , X S I . I. f I 4 'N CII ' I A 1 . ' . i ..-..- .. .. - .. - .. ,-,-..,- -............u,.-n........,-...- - - .. .. - - - - -...-...g. .,,,-,....-,..- -,- -...,.......,.-,.- -..-.,.-,.- - - - .. - .. .... ... .. .... -...-..g. .- - - ... - -..-..,-.u.............-.....u.....,-.M.....,-...:.........-.n-..... .. .. - - .-,u-H.f. WL L L L L L L L L LuLnnLnnLnuLuuLuLuuL L,L L L L L L L LnLu1nLu+ I : T 1411.1 1.--I---1--.I---1-.101-.1.--u-.---I--.-an-N.-H1u--------u-1--I-1-1 --I-u Q. For Roofing Lumber Asphalt Shingles Millwork Palnt and Insulatlon CENTRAL CITY LUMBER COMPANY M hg 339 OTSEGO AVE DIAL 2 7113 CONGRATULATIONS to the Chsses of 1944 dhpp SMITH WINCHESTER COMPANY blhd You Are Never T00 Young to Start '1 Savlngs Account at Securlty Savlngs 8a Loan Ass n SECURITY BUILDING r 1 r 9 I J A Iackson. ic i an C Our every wish is for your future ss an a iness Esla is e 1865 C t . O O ' 9 c If Y A Going Away to School-Sturt S ' N 4. .-..- - -, ----- . .--.......... ..... . . 4. COMPLIMENTS DIGKEI2 0 DOCKSLY QUALITY Jlll-.IIS Dmmonds Watches SIIVBIWCIIG COMPLIMENTS Clty Consumers Ice 417 LIBERTY STREET Dml 5184 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS COMPLIMENTS Gold Tone Stud1o, nc 1 L lhG dl-'I 128 FRANCIS STREET k o M D yl0t 6 OUR CONGRATULATIONS CLASSES OF 1944 GLICK IRON I5 METAL COMPANY vos 711 ADRIAN STREET DIAL 4196 U 1- -- ----- ------ . .-..!. T.-....-.. ----- .-.- . -..-4. ! : 1 5 f i 3 i 1 i I : of i 5 1 i B - I i 1 4..-.. ........... ..- ! t i +1-.. ---------- --H- 1 2 i i . i g I I of E 2 ' 1 i 1 5 I . I 1 I . 'A' . ...... ......-.-..-..-..-.,. 1 H- I Convenienly occted -niniu---1111--11---.ni 1111---gf. 5 on e roun cor i I ai 1 I of i , i lac s n. ichigan I : 2 I Co. Q i 'A' I . i' T ail o i ! Wed. and Fri. Evenings 7 to 9 ..-..-..-..-.........-..-.-..-......-.4. 4..-..-.........L....q........L.....-,- to lhe 4.. .-...-..-...-..-..-..-..-...-..-..-.... -. .. .....-..-.--.......-..-..-..-..........-..-..-.L P 9 ALLEN PRINTING 163W P COMPANY Commerclal Prmtmg Catalo s Engravmg Publlcatlons Books OHIO? Supplies and Book Blndlng t Mhg ' if N o . . . o f o 0' - ' 5 N o ' o o . . o 1 ' 1 o I o . . o o 1 if . earl S feet jackson, ic i -lv .. ---- .- -.. ------..,.,-..-,. H, - - 4, COMPLIMENTS The Mlchlgan Seatlng FINE FURNITURE COMPLIMENTS CLARK BODY CO 909 917 HAMBURG ST Dlal 2 7631 or 2 7632 Our Congratulatlons to the Classes of 1944 INSURANCE REAL ESTATE HALL 8z KENNEDY Establ hed 1870 2nd Floor Dwlght Bldg Phone 6151 Icxckson Mlchlqan COMPLIMENTS JACKSON CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION JACKSON CITY BANK 6: TRUST CO NATIONAL BANK OF IACKSON +-1- -1- P 1w1 1 1.-1-11--1--11.1-1u111.111-1'-u-1u.!. Tu1nu1 1 1--1u.1u-11-11.1-.11-1 1 Q. i I l 1 of of C0 I ' : l 'A' I 3 I I I - . Q 3 - - . 4 1 -....-. ....-..-...-..-..-......-..- ..-I.-..g. .g..-.u- -......-..-..-...-..-..-..- - if if is of ..,.1i-..11i1..1.-1-11.-1.-...11-..11-.-. I89I - IQLI-ll 53 Tfeazzfi PAPER SERVICE The Crown Paper 6. Bag Co was organized rn 1891 and has been servxng Iackson ever smce wxth a complete Paper Servxce Specialty Papers War Maternal Packagmg and Overseas Shlpments Crown Paper 6' Bag Co Branches ln Battle Creek and Ann Arbor 525 527 LIBERTY ST PHONE 2 7183 A thorxz d Ds! buio s P 1 95 'A' uk' i i' 0 u ' e i ri r Test ' Mark. Test Line and Testex Products -1- - --------------------------- - 4- STUDENTS ' When y u st rt fur hng yo ow home b y GOOD FURNITURE aSo dl et Hcpp es dStiacton IACKSONS LARGEST STORE OF FINE THINGS FOR THE HOUSE COMPLIMENTS Thorrez gl Maes Mfg I o M hg n COMPLIMENTS Ampco TwlstDr1ll C0 Ia k o M hlqa ON THE WAR FRONTS OF THE WORLD WHITE LAUNDRY 112114 E Washxngton A Pho e 4117 Iackso M hqan AUTOMOTIVE FANS FOR IEEPS AIRCRAFT WHEELS AND BRAKES TANKS AND COMBAT VEHICLES HAYES INDUSTRIES INC P 6 o cx nis i ur n , u Ii's un nv s meni in in s cm cr is i 9 1 1 1..-n1u-u-u-n--u-- -nn-u---1? n!n1n 11111 1:1-vu-n-nn1 - -u 1 1 1 1 1 1 of ! 1 1 1 ' 1 1 Co. 1 1 1 1 acks n. ic i cz I' 1 1 -..-..-..-..-..-..-......-..- - -..-,.i. 1 DRY CLEANING 1 .. ..- 11.-nn1n--nl..-.,.1,,.i.-1 -n.1..1v.g. ! vt 1 1 : - . ' ve. 1 I 1 3 H of I , : I I ' ' n, ic 1 c s n. ic ' n 1 1 ' 1 -,, ........-. ,.-,.-,1 .,...q....-..-.....E.-.-..-..-..-..-. Q e 9 COMPLIMENTS S H CAMP 81 CO CC5fiPV5xvAXl Sclentxflc Physlologlcal Mhg COMPLIMENTS REYNOLDS SPRING CO REYNOLDS MOLDED PLASTICS DIVISION HARRINGTON S G dClth 47 Years of Servlce to the Men and Young Men of Jackson 1M11:11:1111nn-nn-nn-----n1-min-I.n-I ,!. n!nulnn1n:n-u-ln---n-n-I 1 1 .- ...ui ! ! ! ! of I ! ! I ! 0 0 ! L of . ! 5 ! H Manufacturers of , 7 ' Tax and o : - . In Q ! . . t SUPPOIIS Icxckson. Michigan ! , Iackson. ic i an I I ! -..-..-..-..-.......-..-..-..-..-........-..g1 4-.-..-.. .... .-..-......-..-..-..- I Where the oo o es Come From 'k Ju I1 Cl Fl I1 Cl CAMERA ARTISTS DUNHANNA STUDIO y Ht 11 q D I2 531 The COVER on thls Book d by The S K SMITH C0 C Q FOR SAFETY ask for Sr' ELLEN AY f l Q A155 ll ! DAIRY PRODUCTS ' PIO'-' Zuvmmc F' o c: U m L1 aw ,Un 115 ao EZ to Z E U1 CD E O Safe Because Pasteurlzed T il il? 3 '1 11 1 T TFHZ 51 uig 1 i fl lic I 1 11 115 1 1 I' llc. ' I i' llg I I Il E 115 I 1 E' T' 11 1 I 11 I' 5 ll l 1 Q I' . ll Q! 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