Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)
- Class of 1947
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'Sl 5 Q? -C 5 l Afq DEDICATION ln appreclatron of hrs splendld teachlna h1s outstandlnq person allty and helpful rnterest ln extra currlcular act1v1t1es We ln behalf of the student loody and faculty, dedicate this sixty-first Reflector Annual to Grayson Newark. 8 494-zy '1 yi xy W' 4f'XrfpQM if .ff -,gzfliz , f . 4 f ffirf ' x 4? 2-.J . ,2 MSL, ' W. . f ff fyafnfff um M4 ,ff-R' , , f 'ww' an Kr gt, qi IX Kr fgwgnf ' za , W Nw 'IC HI Fovl 1' when NV ,I 'J I . 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M Dean of Girls 'nonl- lnllf Sl J F ql1s .1 A4 I 5 AILA ANDERSON GVPALD L BARNETT Icckgop Busm 55 CO1 -x B lnd1ar'C1 UHIJGTSI Secretary fr: Sufaf A lk JIHVQISHY C UH1JE9IS1'Y c X, Amen an l-hs ry Ucvernm m CLIFFO EELCIME1-f Q .l...'Ll..'QHE-S e., M., '. el:iing 'jQRQTHy BLACK QHAPLEQ H, BLAIR Q M ' H' ,- C J ANA 3 ' ' ' gn., 3 Km Mx U HTF l.M.,',.,s,rnl,.-:lgc1r1 - . , 1 ,I FS, f-rv' A. .-.,Umv ,r 1.1: 1T'1-.YIYIQ it: W eil-ef V , fx' HAZLL L. BRADLEY B. S., Michigan State College LH? 53 .:., l'r1ve:s'j C' ..Ai :.l3:r ' I UE!3JEl N ED G El.AsrIrClN .1.u., Illvfl Cope Mcxthemutics Football Coach p,,..., HAZEL Lf. THOMAS E. S., Stcte Teachers Cslleqe , , M. S., University C' Michigim l N555 15- VS'U ..,-.V -, .1 ,.,. A Biology Girls Physical Edpzccticn 19 F17 T' A .,l.FF1:1 ATI: JFK ...-,H N M 1 I' '1'1 's1'v 0 1 elf!! A. lflffff F5933 ., .,',u.'..1-. N11 ',1-1 .I vf.,.,,. ,'1i.,Jp ,f1.i fI'1fJ Xsy 'lxolugy Er.111sr. fm Q RIF? Lf. ESQ. QOROTHY CAMPBELL 1:-, A., 1.112215 esleycm UYIIVGISIYY S5 1:11521 4 IQ , , 1 1 if x f 4 Q,.,, ,,AYL,,,, 6, +C., AM., YN . vjf1iVv-ZSIYL-' . i1II2II1 I f SVLIH 'Q . -......V an 23315 C.l.PfIE'.'.' E. S. Tlcrthern Store Tazixers Cz' 929 LTLiTL.1Il'! Exim' Nursing 4 r Q ix -5 1 I F111 111' 1: 1, 'fr.1wf1si1',' I f.f1:E.1:r111 P2.j,'S1 s PAL E. CLARK 1 ly T I X- .P-.v1,,., Nf,1fhwes1ef'r'1 University 'KQQx'JCblls2:3e DLI-?C'TLI inf PL1Q'S1 1. Educa- 11Q11 M115 ,flfhlf-71AS ' .., II, f. COOPER A. E., University of Micnigari Graduate 'Noric McGill University Ere-ncn Commercial Law F. DOLLINGER B. S., lNestern Micliiqan College cf Education Auto Mechanics IEAN DENSMQRE PHYLISS DeWATERS A. B., Albion College Graduate of 1946 Graduate Vtlork, University of Clerk Michigan lournalism - L-' 1e+ iw... ROYAL F. DRESSEL 'ff' yr 1 N ,gil '-A 'Li HLRRIET C. DlCKlNSON AB., Universizy at Micniqan A. M., Columbia University Laiiri EVELYN DAMSCHRCDER B. Ed., Uiiversity cf Toledo D3Sales College University of Wisconsin Librarian lOHN A' DOTY A. B., Kalamazoo Cclleqe Smith-Hughes Ce-r'ifi':ate A. M., University :f lliifzifgan Painting Assistant Principal Deccrating Siciil Preiieris DONALD E. DUTCHER BS., All., University 2: A- DURFEE Mmnicjan B, S., Vvfestern Michigan College YICRSCR lL1HiCf 33152116 of Education Phygjcg 'Noodshoo Aeranautios , Sv,..f1mmi 21 , , J I EFICECSCN v- V uflfl Y .'-LIIUGIU ,. :Maze ff .'L'1',1 1TiLP wf2flSCf1IfTl'I ' CNS GILLETT . Ivflrgx gcz. ., UI'l1'.'EIS1fQ' .'11'1IfiYH'5f1C G-sfgmetr y VIVIAN FLKMING FAYMGND IQ. TCRTIPIF 6 I-ls '.flTf 'I.'.F2f', x.1. 1 1 1 sf' 9 N. ,. v- v- V - ,- . ' a S., LDL. :ic,:x' LIl'Q1I1I'f-Ilfli Tr1'S'f:tL Q ,lf-'gff cf Emnrv f 2 img Radu, Preluductiorm Elec- U'1i'ifY fxngi Rfllfiisiff M1121 fenzfztvs. K v- - ,. , , v v r , Hu, ,, , Z51f1.' AJS 15 X -I , ' ' 22 ,HEFCLL F r-.. E., AM1 1.1. N ' Cf L wif YUM YT 5 PYARLAND L f 11 P+.. E., lil 1 r A. Lf. 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M., Cclurnbia University UfliV9f5iTY Of MiCl'1iQC1H Girls' Physical Educaticn MGCIUUG Shop Mechanical Drawing 'N psf, ' 5 GEEALDENE '.'.'ADLEY A 'O' A. it 11.1213 Q lf- gf V4 -5 Gigs EC:.ysi1':Q T iv' ALMA M. YOUNG A. B., University of llichigan English German 26 AVA VJILCOX B. S., Central Michigan Colleq Art 55 is Semen f -if-v mf L! 5 s RTAT SUS IANUARY PERSQNALITIES T fm-CI T x-Ie rm Be ry F JALRF U C Ora: 5 Ve: ITT V r OR G A Eve 0 'D G ces Ve Q V rkez 1 C I OST VST LIKELY TF Ruth SC erxe NT3 y Ccxrk Herr S e k Gr if F MOST QI ERE ' OST TALKATIVV' W1 Smcl 1 P u'c1 'J chcs k y Leonard Ch ee x , '..f,.x.a .1 A 3 , il '35, A V , ' fy OST PLZ. HE' ' EIJGEFT ELUFFF EEF? LLL APCIIII EEQST LUUI NG ,Sy KZ:-el Mzry fzrze HZISKJCS :stty Lau Lfzttessn ' le r Izve LTZYIZY EQ R239 1711135 Kzines Since GLC.: VST CHI' A VHS :nd CH.5.Rf.fIfJG MUST STUIICUS MOST POPULAR MOST A I If? f.f:x.:' 'way .yn C or-er Mzrlcret Kxncrz Fzin S.. r -:ug.V A, r Albert v:..:. 51.1 Ccrtrid Hizzy H yfs '.'.' LST -1 T QIGNIFIE2 Y-Vx ' ' V SYCCEEZ Beth Sznders . hi .' T . rt: I B31 I:31:s:: .mm ch ela ig: 1 1. uf- 4 . . .. Av- .. 'V-xr v. f- v 7 nv... 2 1 . .. A A . . DL: GIG Z.. 12B Class Officers MARVIN meuss E1LEEN ALLSPAUGH President Secretary ODETTE MIRZA HARROLD RUST Vice President Treasurer MISS RUTH COOLIDGE Class Adviser BETTY LOU MATTESON Vice-President JEAN CRANDALL Secretary lanuary Class Officers MISS LOUISE MCINTYRE Class Adviser CLASS MOTTO: To strive, to seek, to findp and not to yield. CLASS COLORS: Violet and Deep Purple CLASS FLOWER 'White Carnations Evelyn Louis Cooper Valedictorian Norma Elaine Sinclair Salutatorian Nancy Marilyn Clark Salutatorian HARRY HAYES Treasurer Barbara Joan Allen Variell Lee Atkins 'M's: e: a J F ye Alsae Sc 2: yen gccz ca s. 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Library Club Alan Doa Jones Man was forrne sociefyf' Band, Orchestra, Library had a My friends, rules Sland in line qir were rnade lor don'i rush! Slaves' Swirnnninq Tennis, Swirnnnirq Lorraine Joy Kabel Margaref Irene d lor Sne iurns her back Kendra on boys4ano fhen She 'nade herself runs baclrwa'ds. popular wiili a Firsl Aid, Hall Guide, G.A.A., Assembly Baslrerball, Basball, Social Service, Hall Soccer, Volleyball Guide, Bowlinq Tennis, Sollball Swimming Willis L. Karnes James Douglas Kerr llae May Laird Richard EllioH Lewis Rifa Lee Lonis Donald Lee Lucas Roberf W. McCarreII 'My a y calls rne Lei ro 'nan 4co e 'She and glocm are Eve'.'bocy gels 5 Mooes', GEMJ' He is wise wee Every rnan is a Wi lv. .vi+ni' a rnile of ro relahonf' lic-c our cf a live full oi iw. lisrers rnucl' arc: volume ix you Fombail ry cowl, wire.' Assembiy Falls lifrlef' know how fe r EuOll0W Choir, Cross Courfry, lil' Assembly, Baseball Track, Foolball. 33 Kennelh E McClurq HcraceMcDonnell Qu vlfqlflld May Mlnlrler Iv' lor a qo d lrne anylnme Modern Dance Kalhlene EI lzabelh Posl Ar' easy lrler-d 0 r-ree' and keep r'r' FSM-5 Donald Monlgomery H a rrs lwqh Richard C Powers The mos? valuable nqs co srnall oaclmages lurfbllnq Re all Selllnq J Henry Joseph Malchrowskl nel?- if 'ff Da Id Manor Caroline Grace Belly Lou Matteson Charles M lls Marsh s av! W tbl! K' wlllldm E! 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I t , '- ln ' Snr . 7. ke f ble as ay' 4 hl an ir, Q l I N 1 Us . 1 X 7 A P, I ,J X A In N Y , - is, Vs - , M3 , ii., V 2 2 . ' ' He rn e l'9'le . I Laura Jane Woodman Though small sfafure grga fre an purpose Lrbrary -.--. L rence Zdanownz G b H15 WOYEJQEEXV5 f 1 W-ff REFLECTOR STAFF X V g'-,:::: :XSD X X N ' fi-Eiltzr t -.-A-. . N. .. J.. V. . 3-5 A-, v XA,-, ,-:1., . J.A...V,, L.. H. ,.. -, .,., ,,N., ,., ,U 'A HU. , r ,tt . . . L...,..1. J C2-V 'lt r GEORGE GILLOOLY Boys' Sports Edltcr Business Edltor TO-LU GOODRICH Organizations X 1 Cx' 0 xx 6 ELIZ?-.3EfH TEV-+. .5-.rt . sv- A...- . .1 , . ,,..J J,,s T CFI BAILEY 1-13V-'EKIISITIQ GLCRLA F! U: I1., RICHARD IESS Advertising KN: pictured 0 in 1 V80 X Q My gl! K? Q. .,f ! ' K ! ' ? QX ff , - xi was ' X' f , A I XJ 3? STUJENIT LDUNCIL tflrst setnf str rl xnd 1 5? M K1 B B1 n Jntf om STUDENT COUNCIL t e ,er emt purp se of tw student cwtn ll IS to t: omcte sc cnl S, mt and s ncol octxvxtles 'ne student exfbctutlve ody of tte s ho 1 e CCUHC11 msflts or ce G week to dlscuss matte-rs con Qrmng student Government Gnd COHSISYS of Ona mem vor from ecxcn ,rode W'1l11cxm Conrad and Nczuornt Kczndrc plloted the Group durlnq the fust spmfls G11 Imp Gteoson and Colleen O Bnen wwf PIf1S1dL1'1T and Vtce prestdent tho second semester OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER I LUU1 CONRA Pmz ent SECOND SEMESTER LEE 'LEASON Pres dent ARGARTK-XJRA J V N1 ENV Pe C P SS L 'NSTL A Q an KM I 'Y' r' 1- Rlfv ll' JE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY FIPS SEMESTER? The Assembly IS the le 1SlCIl1V6 body of the studet government Dele ces J are elected to thls group from eocfx home room by pooulor vote meet once C1 weerc on ldesddys The preslclent of the studen body cxcts cts p1'9S1d1f1Q Cff1C6 cf the Representcx we Assewt y w'h1le he VICG presxdent of the student body IS chmrmcm of the Scclcxl Commlttee The Student Representotlve Assembly was orqcmzed 1n Aprll l93l to QIVS students on oppovunlty to express tteu' 1decs concernmq school cove nment OFFICERS e cert x ILLIAN' CO vRA.u C '1 MARGARET 'CAMERA ec COLLEEIN O ERIE' e PAUL VMI TER .Ad Q RLSSEL r-lc R N l l. V Mtchell E Bu oc B Rc.h rds F S Ez an nd Ron H E l' E' fx C I 'zrs Q M K M451 l. VW' 1 l q :ry tl E E H 5 1 d Row I 1 Presse lx ehl JI u 1 C 1 H 1 l ca '1 D M1 :hell D Powth I' E x wt '1 K A G es rx N M ters M Plet her B I c STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY KSECOND SEMESTER? The purpose Of the Representcxtlve Assembly 1S to dlscuss pro lems relcttmq to the school Gmc to cud tn any way the smooth functlonmq of the school The Assembly sponsors assembly programs the all school pclrtles and the Vrkmq Assembly Donctlons for the Red Cross cmd other chcrttcrble orqcmzotrons ore monoqed throuqh the Representcmve Assembly OFFICERS LEE GLEASONI COLLEEN O BRIEN IEAN GIBBS CHARLES KING 'VIR URLSSLL Presrdent Vrce presrdent Secretary Treasurer Advrser ck R e no tb T Smth T Townsend G Cote L Bu'en P Vv er E Me se W of C ss B Bother I Ayres S Utter I G ezsort E Surf rr E Vf1nS h of o, ,J net son we H oh n A C 'I k D B rqess V B ue From Row L ro o 3 e l ese r e :1 I e no C Kmg HHztlr od 'K GIRL? ow 'Yeti to r.'::tJ: L. stuart L, lackrrlan A, Slack, T. '.'.'aQker, P. H.lr.:rn A. Kelley E, IeP r e' P N yttzyk E. Todd M. T.:'.1s, Tligra Per.-J: 'S Erivrr. f Cartlss, Lf. Arntscn l. Zucisn-rsh., P. Clarke, I, G2:dr.ih, E. Fry, H. Stall ' Hia: B, lffsney f. A:j'.1.lar. - Setond Raw: Mr. La::.rr.ers, E l..nr.'rb'rrly,l'i..ffauqle, A. Haddock A, I: r' .. f, 'Patel P. Cwe l ' Ciraen l. Fallerrtn, E. Bartscs, lil. Curt.s, M. Ificca. Front Flew: F. Cra.a, E. laltnszn, E. Llnaal, Q. Quttzn, F, Aire L. Putnarri, L. Csbzrn Q, fztsfgler, E. Srrgrh E. C:'tCr., C Glasprf- t k ' ' C Tire lacnscri Hifgli Cirlslffrlcrus this yf-'rr :las art average if tiff, rr.errrl.ers. fre f2urrx,sf.f xi trlis oraamzatxere-is tr, r,e cr:1e anqaarntea with 'hree ana ical part 'Jzcai rryasr, tn siria at sth: l ZSS9Y'f.L.19Q, and have an appretiatiorg for riusic in aezerf A 'E N X CPFZCZPS K' J F.rst Serrgester X 1 lg' Sefcna Semester QQ Marjorie Kubllsh .7 . , T Presldent Irene Ztxcncwskt s Betty Toad . , ., .,V.ce-Presldent fcarr Aguilar V Betty Barry Secretary Cecena Szyrnczyk v Sue Ray , Lrbrarian . fanet Curtis ' Betty Denton Assistant Lrlzrartan Zlxre Lee Dutton loan Drake Gavin Custzatarx ,, , Pat Hzlbcrn lrerre Zucnewski . . Assistant Custzdfxr' , l , Alanna Haddock Dgrectcr f Mr. Larnmers The Reflector hi-weekly is for the second cansecutive year experiencing the largest X circulation in its liisiory --- over 1400. Credit for this is due tothe members ci the representative ,J assembly who handle the subscription sales and many of whom make their home rcoms one Y W hundred per cent, The Reflector is striving to maintain the high rating it has '.-.ron in state and national contests rn the past few years. ' SDITORIAL .5-.Nj BUSlNESS STP-.FPS Pill Blfmeff W ' ,nv HM P93136 F him' PGY Blmek' OFFICERS Ezelyg ,van 4125.3 I QW tinanes eallrd, 'lean Hayes N First Sernester Secend Semester kin OC f MS trfcui Lnzqoeth Temcm ' Q'.a es Vfllkinson Earle:-1:-Chet Charles '.'.'1lk,:s5n :5hn.AICh:3'G Ecysl Splits . kiln Afchboid A UN Assistant Edztor Ernest Brsskfreld H3796 BLBLS A -U-55 lt l-lktmlwl Rath 'Gary Steck News Eclitzr Ruth Mary Sfeck l.m Didae Baslness Manager ltnr Badge flevss 'falter Tflargte Vetter -V-jj-vm Hill: A '- ff: Ae vcr -13, wr.. , , ,,,- 'SN Ifrilores Fuller , , Asseclate Eclrtcrs I: Ghent . V irwn, l all U 'A 'M Niue Hulegs fi Ghent Beverly Harrls Beverly Harrls, Carsl Kerr 'Om f'Q HAS' 1035 NGU35' f.'1:ra.e Vetter Slazrley l'lew'rrk, Pat Shanklln ifdtar. I rrid Eoislness Advlser f- -irtsrrrcre BEFLECTOR El-WEEKLY Standing Cleft te rlaittr VJ. Hfrrless, l. Lsdae, Mrss jensnrcre, S. Newark C. Ccnrprd, R. M. Steck, P. Sianklln, E. Brookfield, M. Vetter, I. Archbold, C. Vfllkgnscn. Srttrnq: l. Nauqle ll Ghent, E. Terrifrn, B. l-larrls, P. Brrney, l. Hayes, C. Kerr, E. C3053-er, f jak . Qclores Fuller absent when rhcture was takenl, Zi, ' 4 7 is -.- l 1 Y , ,YIM 4 , -z ,rs ? 2 t ' .. ' -em.. s...- -Adam , wif. 'Barr -nun-1 w let gn G G drc E I1 dey D Losey D Fultz C Watson D Johnson r' 'JI Tri rd Row M Matteson B Burch rserberry H ref I Wood N VanCam N Gurnee C Olly G Sweeney Second Row M W lard F Ward .J Baum F l holso S Brown R Rowland B Brink M Strickrodt K McGowan C Wllard Mr Nodeau Front How G Gibson B Cubc th urg ss li enn B Poe er F Poeker M Hines V Mafchrowsk Vl Ewers DRAMATICS The Dramatics class under the direction of Mr Raymond Nadeau worked on a series of one act plays during the last two semesters The schedule of plays presented during the flrst semester was as follows Parted On l-ler Wedding Mom Paul Split The Atom Comm Round The Mountain and Pop Reads The Christmas Carol During the second semester the class presented a play every Friday noon in the auditorium A three act comedy entitled Little Geraldine was presented to the public at an evening performance on March l2th with a preview performance for the students at an assembly on March llth OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Norma VanCamp President Norma VanCamp Iulanne Wood Vice president Iulanne Wood Rita Rowland Secretary Rita Rowland Nancy Gurnee Treasurer Nancy Gurnee Advertising Chairman Lois Teegardin Publicity Chairman Frances Poelker Business Charman .... . .. . ...,......... .,... B arbara Brink Staging Charman ....,.,...,,.....,..,...,..,........ Dave Wagner Costume and Make-up ....,,...,.,,. .,,.... . .4,,..., D iana Baum DEBATING Debating on the Question: Resolved that the Federal government should provide a system of complete medical service available to all citizens at public expense laclcson High debaters enjoyed a moderately successful season. In the state forensic league the debaters rolled up three double and a split decision which automatically qualified them for the state elimination debates. Faring less well in the 5-A league laclcson won two debates and lost six: one of the victories however was over the defending state champion Lansing Sexton high. The Vikings concluded the debate season at the Ann Arbor elimination where they lost the district championship to Ann Arbor high by a two to one decision. Earlier in the same debate Iackson defeated Walled Lake by a three point decision. Altogether the team won ten and lost eight contest debates. Director - Mr. Nadeau Front Row fleft to rightl: G. Gibson, M. Peterson I. Keyes, i,. Sherwood, S. Beerbower R. Rowland B. Cubic, M. Hale, Mr. Nadeau. Back Row: I. Steenbarger, E. Sikorovsky G. Terry R. Fleming, C. Conrad, E. Brookfield, B. Sutton. C ,sn 1 si' - - I f FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is the National Organization of, by and for farm boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools which operate under the provisions of the National Vocational Education Acts, The major purposes of the Future Farmers of America are to develop agricultural leadership, co-operation, citizenship, improved agriculture, and patriotism. There are four degrees of active membership - Green l-land , Chapter Farmer , State Farmer , and American Farmer . Advancement through these grades of membership is based on achieve- ment in vocational agriculture and progressive establishment in farming. The Future Farmers of America has been established to provide business, industry, organizations and individuals with an opportunity to co-operate in promoting the program of the F.F.A. and to assist students and former students of vocational agriculture to become established in a farming occupation. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Lloyd Berkimer. ... ....... President ......,. ,,. Richard DeWeese Charles Kolbert ,..., ..., V ice-president . ,, ..,.. William Burns Ioe Konieczki .,,... .,,, S ecretary ..... ...,.... I oe Konieczki Ronald Iohnson ..... .. . Treasurer, .,... ,.,.,.,.,. C harles Kolbert Gerald Smith .....,., ... Sentinel .. . . .. Eugene Crisenbeery Richard DeWeese. , ...Reporter . , . Gerald Saltzgaber PROIECTCRS CLUB The Student Protectors Club is an organization for the purpose of sponsoring visual education. Each member is trained to operate and care for the audio-visual equipment. They project the motion pictures used in the classrooms and in the auditorium for educational and entertainment purposes. The club is directly under the supervision of the Visual Education Committee. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Robert Kitley ,... , , President .. .. .. ...,, Charles Kobert Charles Kobert ,,.. .. Vice-president , , Carlyle Curtis Harry Bell ,.,, .. , .... Secretary . . . Clayton Heckaman lim Clark ....,.... . . , ,. Treasurer . William Haltacre Technical Adviser f Mr. Fortzer Chairman Visual Education Carnrnzttee Mr. Newark Back Row tleft to rightl: I. Clark, H. Bell, C. Kobert, f. Hopknns, C. Heckamar, E. Greene, C. Bond, Mr. Fortxer. Front Row: A. Williams, A. lackson, W. l-laltacre, C. Cuzt.s, B. Hammer, B. Horton, G. Hill, Mr. Newark. if' 7, ,. Q ..,'. v 1 6 'Nl . i :rift 'ff' Ti 1 ' t V G. St arlce, E K' S P, 'ffl 'e E. P:t.si2., l' E S 'ri I '1 Y-ft: lffrzr f A Tr. :ci Pye. E g1.hr3:' fl, C2-:ans Z 'ffehzi fl Euxkhz K .l.:1t:hf, S Vet'er f, l,r'5.n:'lc.. fi. Efrzyi H flv 1:15, C. 'x.'.r1cer,t, 'ha H' f lfmkii E Et 1 ' Th' ' P. l. ., E, A:,?i Q' fl lfrghbrri, li lfrrr fi l1Z::1!'gl1'-Z ff G:r:Fr1.r1g. i . . .:1' Pixv' E lil :Z...1:rCi P O 'fix' Y. flyer? fl. CMA H. Tujket H. Q: :r1:ri':t-,- E Vfrrd, P ffl zt'lz' z.. 'S:yQ:rd The Petailers Club consists of members ot the Co-operative Retailing classes. lrs purpose is to present a oetier understanding of retailing and its occupational opportunities, to promote an interest 1n the training program and to acquaint ind1viauaQ memloers with one another. The Retail Merchan's Association app:ints a committee who works 1-:ith the school in planning the retail course. Once a year the class sponsors a dinner for co-operating merchants where trainees, employers, and school personnel get together for an evening of entertainment. Students obtain their on the Jah training' experience in the stores afternoons, and learn first hand information about the organization and planning of retail establishments. Members of the class are employed in department stores, drug stores. food shops, restaurants, tea rooms, theaters, variety stores, and womens specialty shops. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Connie Lee President . . Kathleen Tucker Beverly Vtfrlliams . Vice-president , . Nancy Cook Georgza Keel . . . . Secretary ..... . . .. Harriet Cranmore Phyllis O'Connell , Treasurer . ..,. ,... , .Vera Boyers AdvLser - - Mrs, Verhaek oo-oPERAT1vE vooATtoNAL .OFFICE TRAINING Tae purpose ot the Co-operative Vocational Office Training Class is to prepare students for full-time office yohs after graduation. Each member of the class is in paid employment during the afternoons, and in school during the morning. Ilfhile some of The iolrs are only 'raining iohs most of them continue as fulltime employment upon graduation from high school. Under the direction of Miss retty a social Qxuo nas oeen organizeo, wziiczi is also vocational and for the henetit of its rrzezrzfiers. Many speakers were presented during the semester, and, rnany field trips '.-:ore taken tc iitferent local offices to illustrate some phase of husiness cperatich, OFFICERS Fzrst Semester Second Semester l ' ' Cl Nancy Casbey ar., .... ..-nga V.-e-pres1ae:t Dorothy H.htox -pe Smyth Pres1 ent 'rev f..A,.- -,- Y .,. .-i e M- D Hope Galligos Sec-Tzeaspgrer :sheen Aisgauali Ar.:.ne Roch Program Chitra: Arlxhe Roh? ffxector ff Miss Petty E131 Qleltt . ard' S. Ex 1 I lol. ' L. Roberts 4211.5 L f.f'E:.n O Hhton TJ This A S.--'QSKFYR-.3'.'E .A '.x'i1eT T Q1 3 3: ' ' 1 2 Aft 1 , .fa Hg: 1: Q ,zztrw-521. 3:.Qe::: ,, A . - . .,. .- .t -.. ' ' c .v. E ,. t. .Ay . - fl czgz . S 4 .- M.. ff vne 0'1c1R .f JA f nf- E ' f H Y ef VP f fury H 'mu star im ls of CIWYISIV rr Cn rf' 155 as frm ,rc uf' fxer ISGS F si Serrester If les rn P L Vlm ers CW rles Wllk nscw le Crane r Of 5? lag z If .f r .f Q 1 rnmrr frm frr I YU f m 1. e MI 1ff's ffl Il uesf Gy LIQUID JI t1 r J Aucmrfn r and I Us-'G' e QPF-I Egg QU 'rd Ser' s C es IN lk nsew 'rr res y mc Pres dent Vxce n es de Secre' ry re su er I A x f s rt f-s 1 Among 1 re cctrvmes 4 Bmr ,y Clue rcxst semester were U ufrcry recsure bun on parents mqht color shdes of Mlchlqcm scenery oy Mr Whrtrng nd Q quxz program ccnducted m the rncrrmer of Tcxe It cr Lecrve It Ns on the proqmm we e cr noyrlde rrucr sc ,se work cr CI'l'1SI'T1 S party and G rmdwmter mrce 'ms serrester ,rffers cr CQJ ly mterestmc ,. ,rcrrn W xc'1 m udes cr vxsu me cr. u orcrfcrv fwsse tzon cm ec rn , A mme an cr study C' F rses Repcrts :md rc1ecs by Glu rr 'fr e s rmfrescc IC y e '1 c m e cr C If shdes are cr so on the 11st Frst Semester Ioe Iender 'JI sters Shaler Scott 'rcy Pep e nr Somerv an CAR ' r ene R rcmd B ewce OFFICERS Pr s d L can cp: R bert Qc 1 Ce Q Q Fe Tre su oe fr Pr qrum Ch Soc al Ch rns n Advrser M ss B1 idle-y ery W ry .fl rc H F ee rner TJ' ss Ered ey efond Rf: NJ Masters G E42 e eye el 1 une LJ E Vlosrey H Hatch rom Row DVIVIS C rm! 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'Q' ., r. 11. f. fi' T A I ' J , ' Q f Ie YWCA vrwlfr the quxdurwe of Mr. Ccrrzll Fortress and Mr. Numa, The '.:Q3nizcmf,r1 L'lITlCff1ZITGS m sCE'.:',l 'ru' tl 5 ' by '5 'rt f' d ,Herz fx- 'J' . , ':, gn cfgrzrns, fr z, l..,bf:QQ gurus. f' C-111 M q . .. , . 1 . , z 'ri t , -Ar.. nt C1'r' Crime Qc A 1 . . .'1 , . Ierr' C3 4 Chi: s ', A Une 'flgllgs T -G re . Herber Pullmg diff: - Mr. Fc IL s 'grid Mr, Tlitho . F ',c.1he : ee' ,, if, I, .t ,s .I ' Ai A '31 ' 'Viv 'HI Lclld ' ' is 4- 'y 1 li . j, Q' et' , e rly mer mf' bid 'L ., 39 Q' .night .5 f rg .e...h,r , 'Q V p' '.-.':rk, fx pcrtt an cfm r scl Q I ' ks. .G Q. , . 1 4 Snead s- ie- t ELI C3 A I. I . 'wi i:rAe-sqislext Ketih DTI.- C3101 . . Sec: tizzy .fincy gper Reba-rt , ,: ter I - Lrdfi Nz. p r , 0 'xzzxzrr Edrii Witxrd VJQ: ' 111 . , A 1 cz .fr , B .2 nhl E1 ' cw Ilef. T: Lqhtlz I. I, ci.: 2. Hensb , S. T-Je' 'zz' , . . Hulbert, C. Sliler S. B srhzz-fer E. '.'.':: R. cw' . , . Sp . .r, I. Hcppxgi , , rz A IJ. S e J:: '. , . ' be , E. K' s, I. LJ: .s, L. H ' Jr, B. Vfzhl, N. Rerxin, R. Sie' F 'fz K. , . S h, N, 1' , . 0 .er gl, . ,, P. CL: ., . A ' der, IZ. Rui. if. +4- , 23' 1 4 3' 1 . i I Z My 5 ' f- ' ...W 5 M t, F ri' P' H Pcrqzrcsari VI. .Q flzzrzp- liz. urrldzuzg. R. R. h::d::n, P'yntfr l'.'l. l.f::s ' P.fe:1:'1. r. ' gzeflf-xt: E. Good A. Pfilflk Cne of illfif ini'-'J tjuzis '.-fnifz. Bras ref-n aided tc the extra-Currrular CC'L'J'lfl-LS J e schoof, 1nis year, was crganizeti under trie nanie of 'laclason Hiah Typoqraprti-sal Sgsiety , S01 with Mr. Landrurn as its sponsor. The 'ful 's purpose is tc develop: friendship among students :nutually interested in tzze prmtir.: fielf: as an avocation or a vocation, Members arf- uzgei to take trips tlrrvvrqlp lvcal prrntin .1 f:SfC'1f,ilSlll'TlGlllS and to olisorvf- the many rrrcmesses of tire trade. Presmient V1r:e-president Secretary . Treasurer . . . SGIQGHY-If-AIIUS Entrance Committee-rn OFFICERS . . Bill Cochrane . . Marvzn Marshall , . . . Edwin Good . Bob Richardson . .. . Bill H. Richardson in Bill Poynter Adv,ser f Mr. Landrum The Euphony Choir is a seected group of eighty-three sinqers who represent laskson High School in singing for numerous oraanizations. The Choir has maintained i's fine reputation this year by participating in many public programs, for cnurfh groups and schsfl assemblies. CFHCEHS Fgrs: Semester Second Semester Douglas Kerr . Presadent . Warner Dyer Edward Sayles Vice-president.. Floyd Overall '-.. Darlene Goodrich Secretary ..,, .. . Helen Hieftie Ruth Youmans Treasurer ..., . .. . Helen Gauss X K5 Sxector -- Vzctor Larnmers X if . . .. . . . . . , . . ,f -Ui V 51-'li R -'f' iff? I3 ILZIZTJZ ... R.-lac-. J. Chappel, L. biyres r:::K Row Creft to right: F. Ovejall, C. Laonrzs, R. 'v'v'1Ii'? , l.. Simson, Y. E. Tlelsan, B. E. Mzntan, D.K1ehle, Vvf McCre1ght. '-'.' Qyer, H. Sears, D. Cdtdeyj l. Keen fl. Smzth, B. Cotta.. Tlxrd R32-.': Tl. Ba.: l. Brink, P. Suqqet, B. Anderson, M. Cunning- Tr. rd How: M. Chandler, Locke A. Owens, V. Leona d, ' E.:r:,, TQ, fgxrgng, E. Carr, M. Goodacze E. Denton. E, Leonazd D. lohnscn, . Kubish, I. Naylor, hir. Lrnime ,.' s Serond H:w:VE. Rush B. Grffes, D. Goodrich, L. Moore, H. Gauss, S1-Tend Row: P. Clark, M. Knoll, f, Clark, I. Keyes, VY, Fduf , M L. I-I::'rr.zr1 E. Storm. I. Mun. A. Gmek-mst. K. Savoy, E. Manchester. Fzcni Rival Ounlevy, Ks lenk.ns H. Hgeftre, E Gruebner Print Few: M. Hobus, Kina, P, O'Sull:v':r O. Er:'.f g S. Ray, E Eurzs M. Fry A. Hrxess P. McFaz-e. Cf Brown I. McCJurq, M. Thompson. V ri v ft, 1 S C d R J as N C 1 I we Y Ludre DEMGISELLES CAMERA CLUB H J P sec rd Pc N x Ur 1 ISF es cne thf nfw OICJUIIIYUIICVIS at I c1cs 1 141.1 Sdnfcl has .fhss .ff e 3 1 s Tre s rr1a1n purpose IS C, f lrterest IH SOCIOI a t1J1'1es sf' nd t ss st 1 e mn fharlta e mstlm if ns FF1 D P es dem J ce ,nes etary T e sure I er yn Craft den! 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G,iar N. 3YCIl.fI.LI'-, Guru? E, SMH A I A' A .I . S' f S .idle trireateried repeatedly but were re- u O GCISOH gulsod at all attempts. Early in the icurtri l'i:d'1y, Septenikff-r QU l.ielviri'ialff at lcrrlgsori f'LH?Cii' Melvmdglfs DICK Snidiymclpg H Lhlvmaqlo U IGCHSCH 1 tout. Hioxan run, rut was ca ec Laci: cn . ,, , , QFVIICI . Friday, Septmnl f-1 X Battle? oremz at Prattif- Cream Y B'ml't Creek fl lc- i5C 1 U Friflay,Seg'it. 27 Bfrttls'-lfreei: at Battif-Q14-1 L: Fririuy, Citcher L1 Lansiiif: Eastern .rt larnspri Battle Creek: Zl lackscn U Flisvfliv H A Jccfcscn 'X The Bearcats of Battle Creek Hiqn School Y rrzday, Ortoher ll I Flint INCHFLEIII at lacnsr.: mmped tc G 21 is U vjgfcry Over rm-kscn Iltmlllefn 21 IGCKSGH 0 liiaii for the first time in seven years. ln the Friday, Octolger LE Soutri Bend at laclcscn first four minutes of the second period Battle Wasliinaton Hiah 48 lackson 6 Creek made two touchdowns and one more Saturday, October 26 Kalamazoo at Kalamazoo ln the fhlffi period' Nmmon Blcrikt lcckgcn Kcrnmczoc 13 Icckscn 7 fullback, ripped the Bearcats line durina Fr dow NO vpnlg V , V YL H mw Q I U t LFW time first half, but the Bearcats concentrated Q le f ls' 'G' '71 G SI' Fexo U Jhslwf I3 an Erini in the iinal quarters, and he was .exun V 1 . aoxson Q .HSS effective' Friday, Novenirier 8 Ann Arror at lacrcson ANU AHOY U IUCKSCU 12 Frida , Oct, 4-v Lansinq Eastern at larkscrz Y Eastern l3 lackson l3 Rgvigvv gf SQQSQH ssh? Elia dn-95115 defeated rucligsgn fm il field uri ia seen rain soa e or days. Friday' Sept. 20 ffelviridale '11 lacicsorr THE ,mud diqd Hotvhowevel' Hold up -me Melvindgh, O vqcksml 7 running ana rzassina power of Lansina. ' Iacksons first touchdown was made hy Lee Eight thousand exiitea fans '.-Jatfhecl a Gleasong the se:cnd, by Norman Blank cn :reen Viking eleven Eiartle a rouracjeous 2 forty-three yard run through the Ie? erri and sxrgfrisiria Melrfindale sq'.ia'l. Melvin :fLansina. FQOTBALL VARSITY TEAM Bzck Row Cleft if :.aEitJ: Coach Caaerl, QC zqr. f izg. B '.'.' ' ' 5 Q .:. E 'ff Y. Ad':r:.: B. SQeik:, fl. Q: :Dinar-9, R. Lex-:Ls Bennett. TE.1rd Row: F. Lisser, B, DeCaste Q. Myers, C. Terry G. fl'-fos, fl. Elzrilc L Hayes, I. Ze'-'Jesse Qi. !.'lcAlr:1ne S, flonnelly, Coach Beaubzen. Srfccrzd Row: E Russell, F. Poeriler L. Sriiztli Ki' Karnes, I. I-f'.'.Ui-est, F. Bancrdf f. Brrtrier E Boucher Frcrit Raw: B H r:.,star1Q ' rf'1i3 1'l F. M'rrt.:r l. G2-ezson, C Sherwood, B. Lusk E. Crawford G. Hinkley e p ui r .,e S'orrri, I. Hagkzns Inianaaerj. ' I iv .. ,, C ,, f 5 . lr 'liffig' Tackle B. Gravffcrd, Back Friday, Gct. ll- -Flint Northern at lackson Flin? Northern 6 lackson O ln one of the closest games of the season, Flint Northern's brawny, veteran line had 'ackson in trouble on several occasions, but the lJlKlYlQ'S were able to fignt tneir way :ut every time except late in the third period when the upstaters smashed 64 yards for their only touchdown. Iackson's one chance for a touchdown in the second period was last when a play, in which Elmer Russel carried the hall to Fiinfs l8 yard line, was called back hecause of clipping. Friday, Oct. l8-V-South Bend at lackson 'ffasnington H, 48 lackson 6 South Bends 'Washington High gave lackscn its worst defeat in twenty years. Even the water soaked field of Withington Stadium could not slow down the Panthers splendid running and passing attacks, The Vikings only touchdown was made hy Elmer Russell, who ran 88 yards through the Panther team for a touchdown. Saturday, Oct. 26 laclcson at Kalamazoo , ' 1 ,f 1 Q hw' L ,W J . , -,. ,9,',?3g2wg,:af'f ,.htq: A ,, . 1 ' 'M ., fff f ' . v',:? '1'! j, I 7 'Y-emi' H . ,. We , ' . ' G. Myers, End field did not hinder Kalamazoas running and passing attack. Kalamazoo tallied in the first and third quarters: and Elmer Russell scored for the Vikings in the second period in a forty-three yard run. Friday, Nov. l---Lansing Sexton at Lansing Lansing Sexton 21 Iackson 13 A fine display of courage and fire was not quite enough to keep Iackson Highs football team from being added to Lansing Sexton's string of victims. lackson could not hold off the fury of the Big Red attack, which struck quickly for a touchdown in each of the first two periods. lackson made its only score on a sixty-seven yard ad- vance climaxed by a fourth down pass from Elmer Russell to Quarterback Iohn Bather. Friday, Nov. B-Ann Arhor at lackson Ann Arbor O lackson 12 The Vikings clirnaxed their season with an unexpected l2 tc O victory over Ann Arbor. lackson scored in the second and third periods and threatened to score four other times. Twice in the final quarter, ' ,el 'U . . . Knumgzco l f lclckson 7 these drives were haltea hy penalties. Trif- ln an afternoon game the Vikings were 'wc touchdowns were rnade tty Elmer Buss 'iefeateci hy Kalamazoo, The rain soaked sell and Norman Blank. Friday, October 4 - Lansing Eastern at lackson ,lackson's only point after touchdown G. Nastos, Back L. Smith, Guard E. Crisenberry, Guard l. De'ii.'eiss, Guard FQGTBALL . br. vi ...Y ,. 2... . HZYTZI-Y EF :iff-It C ' l 13, Ari :::. 2. I Afx zzzflv Gil' Plz!-1-11:11 1: P1 11717 . -- 'Z'L1iI ,rxxrfg , x :X V Y, F., - Viz T' T025 KZ. Hob Ylf r. :Qfi F11:.Q:f.f:1f:: Rxchirzi Mi Gecrgc f.ff Dan Lf. Bob Sfatz Bel: Thi: : sun M.. ., 'f:,'f'3.l-: crnfg- Bch '.'.' y Gozdirz '. F111 Hari.: KJ' Z'. SCf7f.LII1.,. flu Leon Alger Don Aylesworth Curtzs Beck Murtzn Braun , ---J in - -A. -I W N A Dwhk RhH'C Tfzrd RCW: G Butts, Sr-cond R11-. Prim R01-J Fw, ','. .: f fC I DTC R zqhrjz f Firth, I. Franca Q B S C r AQ 5 E.Hende21so:: E. LicD5n':1d P. B Cr wfc bnr 'A ' I-'ubay K, Adzrxs, D. Mztfhlfll L 1 B' S r G Vmzrghf, M, Miyo, A, Eulnfs T vfrhp Akxl d '0y, 12571 fi I E' F ' 4 rxrkmm f 1 B P .Q H B Mc RESERVE SUMMARY WMAS 2 A.. 'P F11d'1y Sept. 27 I-'fQCh.Q'1Y1 Center :Y Mgch. Cccite Lichzqun Center 32 T f-cc S':turri':y, Oct. - Emil? Qfzecrc Reserve? '12 fzfkrf Firth Czcfk 34 Pzckscn Fzdv' U4 11 I,-fu :t Loslze- Icsl., 14 'kQ'kr1 ThL1Ilid'1Y, O-gi E151 Ixwkflch V'x:s.Iy fit Ifzfkf' E151 If!f'kf3CZX 1- Y zukszh S xlmdizy, fliv. .. Efvys Vf f :t1:h':1 111 I'1CkSf:, V:':f:!zCn':I Virs 6 ' 'Pkv' Situzday, fit P-f Anti A112535 Pas-2' 3 if Axim Ami Aviv: 12 ' P 11'l' ,,1IflG.f' . .1'1:.' , .. -h xg man 211 Mtzlyri I ..d Clemons zy H111 Cixi KC! x Honsley Bernfvrd ' Eyfcn Davis Pizul Ewznq QQ Fzfienvm : :Uk R 'T :':... fl, 'ffqlk 'Zi I Sc-'rrxfi R,v.': f. SEAS.- E P'fZi:.r'.5f f H Fztxt Row: Q. Pcrttg, Q. Norm an Hznkie Q Howizd Robfizt M , in pfw FCCfEALL F 7. x . ,. - P V' If V .. 'A' Q . ' .1 ,X ,I ,J f- , v . W A Q ' H:t?.::..r, ' -, H ff 1 T H F V , 1' 7 P x R C 7' A .M AMA VsL1,f F 1 ie H WSIP, P L Id ' YZ ., Qgffq 924 Eff A SQUAD ' 'ik Row tleit to rghtiz Coach lfiorphew, G, flrstiff, R. Mon, R. Sertka, R. Haynes, F, Lasser, C. Testa, Coach Ogden. 'or' Raw: F. Poehler, I. Hargrove, E. Russell, V Alien, YV. Crawford, 1. Vlalters. Basketball Letter Winners 'J RFITY In'.f.'Trl:er.1 fl. fI':s .s, I Hargrove, F. Paekler, E. Russell V. Allen 'ff '.Qr'1'.f.'f'.zd, R. lflron, M, Raguse, F. lqreser, C. Testa, L. Chaffee, A I, Myers Mgr., W, Vforth Mgr. 5:0 'vs v s'. v. ' ' 5230.3 J ' to I f I S I A S - J ,iz- ,.n RESERVE L. Stirner, D. Mayo, R, Szefka, G. Szlcock, D. Cook, R, Haynes, VJ. Server, R, Kujawa, R. Hamel, I, Day, SOPHOMORE NUMERALS E,Eethe1, B. Dnzon, C.D1xon, E. Horstord, N. Hgnkle, R.M1nor, F. Magrers, L. Record, R. Surbrook, I. Duryea, B, Davis, E. Friday, D, Hinton, R. Iusczozik, E, Vlooley, M. Tooley, R. Clemons, H. Hatch, I. Freeman, . Henson, M. Braun Mgr., D. DeWeeso. Summary of Season Friday, November 29-eltfluskegon at Iackson T Muskegon . 35 Iackson . . . . . .30 Friday, December 6 4 Arthur Hill at Saginaw Arthur Hill ,... . 38 Iackson .,., 44 Tuesday December 10 3 Kalamazoo at Iackson Kalamazoo . . .30 Iackson . . . , . . . 29 Friday, December 13 -- Fordson at Dearborn Fordson . . 31 Iackson . , . ..,. . .20 Thursday, Friday, Saturdays Deo. 26, 27, 28 -W Christmas Tournament Iackson, Third Friday, Ianuary 10---4 Sexton at Iackson Lansing Sexton . . . . . 34 Iackson . . . . . . . .48 Friday, Ianuary 17 -- Eastern at Lansing Lansing Eastern 35 Iackson . . . 40 Tuesday, Ianuary 21 --Battle Creek at Iackson Battle Creek 36 Iackson . . ,... . . . 51 Friday, Ianuary 24 -- Ann Arbor at Iackson Ann Arbor 30 Iaokson . . .. 46 Friday, Ianuary 31 fFord Trade at Iackson Ford Trade 25 Iackson . .. .. 47 Friday, February 7 --ASexton at Lansing Lansing Sexton 34 Iackson . . . . . 38 Friday, February 14-W Eastern at Iackson Lansing Eastern 34 Iackson . . . . . 29 Friday, February 21 7 Ann Arbor at Iackson Ann Arbor . . 42 Iackson . ....... . . . 66 Friday, February 28eRiver Rouge at Iackson River Rouge . 28 Iackscn . . .. . 52 Wednesday, March 5-- Battle Creek at Battle Creek Battle Creek . 23 Iackson . ,..... ..,... 3 5 Thursday, March 13-DeLaSa11e at Jackson DeLaSal1e . 20 Iackson ...,...... ..., 4 0 Friday, March 14 - Ann Arbor at Iackson Ann Arbor . . 31 Iackson .. ...,., . 49 Saturday, March 15 -Lansing Sexton at Iackson Regional Tournament Lansing Sexton .. . .. 33 Iackson. 40 Thursday, March 21 -Arthur Hill at Lansing State Tournament, Quarter-Finals Arthur H111 . . . ,....,.,.. 56 Iackson ........... . . . .43 B Crawford, Guard G. Nastos, Guard Review of Season Friday, November 29, 1946 -- Muskegon at Jackson Muskegon 35 Jackson 30 An inexperienced Jackson High Basketball team forced the veteran Muskegon outfit to go all out to win a 35-30 decision. For the better part of three quarters it was give and take, however, Muskegons fourteen points in the third quarter established a lead which Jackson was unable to break. Viking high point man was Hargrove who made nine points. Friday, December 6. 1946-Saginaw Arthur Hill at Saginaw Arthur Hill . .. . . 38 Jackson .....,., . . .44 Viking spirit and hustle overcame experience in Jcrckson's victory over Arthur Hill. Saginaw threw in a veteran cast but Jackson maintained its early lead throughout the game. Allen set the pace by making 16 of Jackson's 44 points. Tuesday, December 10, 1946+Kalamazoo Central at Jackson Kalamazoo . . .30 Jackson ,.,.., 29 Jackson High came within 35 seconds of defeating Kala- mazoo Central. ln the third game of the season, Jackson showed incomparable spirit by breaking an eight point lead and forging ahead to make the score 29 to 28. However, during the last half minute of the game, Born of Kazoo coolly sank a long shot to win the game. Friday, December 13, l946iFordson at Dearborn Fordson 31 Jackson 20 A Jackson High basketball team that had lots of shots but rrxade few of them dropped a 31 to 20 decision for their third and most decisive loss of the season. Also accountable 'or the loss was The poor start Jackson rnade, for at the end fi' the first hal' the score was 18 to 4. Allen and Hargrove ccrttrik ated 13 of the Vikings 20 points. Christmas Tournament Jackson .... Third Place f:.e Vikings won third place in the Flint invitational rasizetball tournament which closed on December 28. The Vikings came through the three games a record of two wins and one loss. ln the first game Jackson edged out Grand Rapids Central 30 to 25. Jackson was out in front all the '.-:ay and played a steady game in every quarter. I. Walters, Forward M. Raguse, Guard In the second game Jackson had their championship hopes smashed when they lost to Flint Northern 47 to 37. At the end of the first period Jackson led 9 to 5, but after that Flint got going and slowly caught up and passed the Vikings. Flint Central was their third foe and Jackson romped over them 56 to 33. This victory gave Jackson third place in the tournament. The Norsemen enjoyed a big lead all the way, leading 16 to 9 at the quarter and 33 to 14 at halftime. For the third time in as many games, Allen was top point maker with 14. Jackson showed a great deal of improve- ment as the tournament progressed and it is Coach Ogden's hope that they will play as well during the rest of the season. Friday, January 10---Lansing Sexton at Jackson Sexton .34 Jackson . . . . 48 ln the first Five-A League game, Jackson gave a surprised Sexton squad a 48 to 34 licking. This was the second win of the season for Jackson. High point man for Jackson was Allen who made 17 points. Following him was Poehler with 13 points to his credit. Friday, January 17 -- Lansing Eastern at Lansing Eastern 35 Jackson . . . . . 40 This amazing contest certainly caused the 5A league to sit up and take notice. By means of a 21 point last quarter spree, the Vikings plowed under a Quaker 5 which had been rated as tops in the league and high in the state. The score stood 27 to 21 in favor of Eastern soon after the start of the fourth quarter when Jackson broke loose for fourteen points in a row and a lead that the demoralized Lansing team 1-:as unable to overcome. A11en's 16 points was the evenings top scoring effort for Jackson. Tuesday, January 21 Battle Creek at Jackson Battle Creek 36 Jackson 51 The Vikings overwhelmed a visiting Battle Creek: team 51-35 for their fourth Consecutive win of the season. This, however, was but one of two victories. The other, less apparent, but equally important '.-:as the conquering of their 'third period jinx which they shattered by scoring over one fourth of the to'al points in that period. Allen, the high scorer, made 13 points, and Hargrove came in a close second wiih a total of ll points. , - 5 f Gwfwfw 1 f I y , his ,way 1 if '10 'rw,fMf3 W ,- f- F Lasser, Guard R. Mion, Guard Friday, fanuary 24 - Arm Arhor at lackson Ann Arbor 30 Iackson 46 The Vikings won their fourth straight game in the Five-A lout not until they had endured the most harrowing eighteen minutes of the season. Throughout two periods and two minutes of the third nothing went right for the Vikings, or rather, the Vikings did nothing right. The had chalked up fourteen fouls against themselves and Ann Arbor had forged ahead 22-l7. However, from there on, the Vikings tallied l8 points in a row during the third quarter and went on to win the game 46 to 30. Allen was high scorer with l5 points to his credit. Friday, lanuary Sl -Ford Trade at lackson Ford Trade Z5 lackson 47 lackson appeared dull and tired as second semester play was inaugurated, and the Vikings allowed the hapless Craftsmen to gain a l5-15 deadlock at the end of the first half. However, during the third period lackson, making l5 consecutive points, leaped ahead to a llepoint lead making the score 30-19. ln the fourth period the Craftsmen were again cutplayed hy ll points and the final score was 47-25. Allen was high point man with E2 points. Friday, February 7 - Sexton at Lansing Lansing Sexton 34 Iackson . 38 Bent on revenge the Big Beds of Sexton made a valiant effort to stop the Vikings' rampage but were again defeated. The game close throughout most of the first half, with the score tied several times, lout in the third and fourth quarters Iackson poured it on to out-distance the game Lansing team. Allen scored l5 points with Foehler and Captain Russel dropping in eight each. Friday, February l4 Eastern at lackson Lansing Eastern 34 Iackson 29 A well organized Quaker team paced by brilliant Lee Boucher and Bob Nagel handed the Vikings their first defeat of the Five-A league season and ended the Orange and Black winning streak. lt was not for lack of chances that lackson did not win, but for lack cf the usual precision and accuracy of the team. Only '.Valters had his usual eye, dropping in four field goals, HE' TEAM BASKETBALL Buck Row Cleft to rightj: Coach Morpfiew H. Hatch, D. Clemons, G. Silcox, D. DeWeese, I. Ely, B. Hdmel, R, Kuiawa. Front Row: B. Siefka, D. Mayo, L. Strrner, C. Testa, W. Server, I. Freeman, C, Dixon. .gg f B4 'IIT- J S58 i G. Silcock, Guard C. Teska, Gua Friday I'eELruary ll - -Ann ,l.rzL3. lf ' s Friday Lfgroh 4 Argr. Arbor at faokson Ann Arljgf Q2 13115321 oi .-:xiii AILZI 3' l'Ji'iSCft 49 Counting pllfit after point, and rohing the frrgzs' score The Vikings iafzgng its third victory cf the season over in the Vikings basketball record, lackson SI'.C,'f'lS'd Ann Ann F-.rigor earned a chance to lzdttle for a Regional Four Arbor under a barrage of baskets. Vernon Allen scored Class A championship against Lansing Sexton. ln the twenty points and lsaa: 'Walker marked up fifteen. The first half of the game the score was Tied four times but the reserves played part of the third quarter Ezu' the regulars Vikings hroke loose, near the close of the half, and ended returned to the game for the last quarter. the period with at 2l-l7 lead. In the third period ldcitson counted 20 points to the Pioneers seven. Friday, February IE - River Rouge 'llI1jl4SZZi Q Q Q, 1 , ' ' Satptzddv llarcn li' Sextcrz at lacks River Rouge 28 Iaokson 52 Q X A H 1 K cextcr. as lacksdr, 40 River Rouge gave the Vikings a battle only a' the outset -l..-mmng the EVA Eaque mid CISG hr: wqicngl Chgmpmny ' .-.' hen the Panthers drew up to a 6-6 deadlock in the first period. lackson countered with two quick buckets by Poehler and Allen: and the Panthers were not heard frorn again. Allen and Poehler shared honors for top men with ten points each, Allen, with these ten points, has made a total of 200 points for the season, Wednesday, March 5 Battle Creek at Battle Creek Battle Creek 23 lackson 35 Handicapped by poor lighting fackson was held to a low score in clinching their first 5A title since l94l, when they shared the crown with Ann Arbor. The score at the end of the first half was lackson 9, Bearcats 8. Allen scored 12 points, and Poehler dumped in ll. Thursday, March l3-- Del.aSalle at lackson Del.aSalle 20 Iaokson 40 Clinching a place in the state tournament the Vikings captured an easy Win from Detroit Del.aSalle, Coach Ogden used his regulars only a short period of the contest. The second, and part of the third teams, saw much actiony the regulars returning for the last few minutes of the game. The Orange and Black led throughout the four periods: quarter 9-2, half l8-8, third period 29-8, and final quarter 40-20, V. Allen, Guard E. Russell, Guard ship, :iy downing the Lansing Sexton squad, the Vikings earned a place in the state tournament quarter-finals. ln the first period lackson had a 8-2 lead, at the half 28-l9. At the third period Sexton was in the lead 30-295 the garne ended with the Orange and Black on top of a count of 40-33. Thursday, March 20 Arthur Hill at Lansing State Quarter-finals Class A Competition Arthur Hill 56 fackson 43 Iacksons drive to capture the quarter-finals playing the fast and speedy squad, from Arthur Hill, lacked the punch to win. Four of the regulars rust returning to the squad, after an attack of the flu, could FlCt muster enough speed to help the team click. Earlier in the season, before illness weakened the Viking's lightning attack, the Orange and Black handed Arthur Hill a 44-38 defeat, ALL STATE BASKETBALL HONORS Vernon Allen, the Vikings' shooting sensation, won a guard position on the All-Michigan basketball mythical learn. Fred Poehler and Elmer Russell received honorable mention by the rudges. For the first time, in the 5-A league history, the Viking basketeers captured undisputed first place. Many times, however, lackson has shared this honor with another member of the 5-A league. I. Hargrove, Forward F. Poehler, Center Ezfk Row tleit to r1qhtJ:G. Moulton 'K ' ' ri P T .,. goknsor. H. flhztrna., Fzonf Row: G, Hznlcley, S, Andrews SWIMMING l-if-YARI, !.'lEIl.l.EY RELAY TEAM w Rzqnt: R Taylor D, Baldwin, l. Tittle. '-s gd fx J, Q . i V 1 ' . f qw, A ll ' Mmlyq , , 1 A W 1 , 9' if . ' fl an K, V' ag i f 5- I 5 S'.'.'lMl.fllIG deg P lffgnters, E fines H. Pul1.nq, C. King, E, Eazns f. Petr. f Herrpetznf, Cavan Zutcner , fgerier f, 'lfttle f Prldvmn, R 'l :yi:1, E. lfifliel' Z, H .A.,b'::. Swimmina Letter Winners VARSITY R. Aingn, S. Andzews, D. Bndwin, l. Burns, R. C'zr:.r,:2f1l S. Caf- penter, l, Feirzs l. Hinkley, H. Hunt, D. lohnszrx, VJ. lanes, C, Kina, B McClellan, H. Pullinfg, ll. Stevens, R. Snyriffr, T. T.ttle P. Winter, l.. Eullen, Manager. RESERVES l.. Ciiothut, R. lfrake, C. Gl-ifrson, VJ. Hezrgystert- R 6 Il. Rogers, E Stxnqiiarri, P. Trrclcer, H. Vin tntin TJUMERALS f Ay.esv:ortl3, Q. Peterson, ' Zenz. Summary of Season 'l'uesd'ry' lanuiry Q Battle Creek 'xt E rtt.e Creek 37 lackson 14 '.'.'e:ir.e::d'1y, l':nuary 2 Yy.s1l'rnt1 it Y's1: Y5 s tint: 12 lfrclcson 39 Frd ry, lfrnufrry 24 Ann Arbor 'rt lzckrzrz Ann Arbor 49 lfrekson 35 'l.iesd':j.' ffbznfrzy 4 l. 1ris.nfr Eastern it l: lcs'n .. :ns nj Ezstfrn 35 lzcksin 45 Fr city Fri-ig:u':ry 7 Arthur Hzll 'xt S Artixir H.iQ E, lfrikson 17 Fi:fi':',', Fc-blurry l4 Rattle Creek 1' lzfk . B'rtt.f- Creek 54 lfrvkson O Tue. leer! S GCR f' 1 y nt Review .1 saaf lanuary 2 a t oreek I :kson lte '1A'n ks l rrkson ite e A rlovir of Season Ba eCree4 t son lackson ac son l-na Cay Jred onlv one first t re s n s tile r aces in t'1e1r zrst meet of tr se s A 'i .. y too. tne 1.Sl swim, t :cotta nat .gh :ax 1:- pewerful veterans cl Battle Creek. '.'.'efinesday, lanuary 22-- Ypsilanti at Ypsilanti Ypsilanti . lackson The Viking tankers won their first meet of the season '.-riien they fared Ypsilanti in the College pool, lackson tock WV' ay e H '- G. Hznkley, in Half Garner seven first places, two seconds, and four thirds. lt was Ypsilantis third defeat this season. Friday, lanuary 24 -- Ann Arbor at lackson Ann Arbor 49 lackson 35 Although lackson took five first places, they dropped their meet to Ann Arbor. Hunt took two first places. Other firsts were copped by Tittle, Taylor, and the relay team of Taylor, Baldwin, and McClellan. Tuesday, February 4-- Lansing Eastern at lackson Lansing Eastern 38 lackson 46 The Vikings, by capturing the final event of the match, won over the Lansing Eastern natators, Dick Taylor won the 100-yard back stroke race in 13098. Tittle took the 50, yard free style in 27.1, Andrews won the lOU-yard free style in 62.8. Aldrich captured the 150-yard individual medley in 11592. The final 200-yard relay, composed of Stevens, Pulling, Andrews, and McClellan, made the de ciding points for Iackson. Friday, February 7 e Saginaw Arthur Hill at Saginaw Arthur Hill 66 Iackson , 17 Handicapped by the extra length of the Saginaw YMCA pool the Vikings were overcome by the scrappy Arthur Hill swimmers. The 160- yard relay team of Andrews, McClellan, Pulling, and Tittle produced the only lackson first. Dick Haage, Saginaw's free styier, swam a record breaking 2:O7.5 in the 200- yard free style. Friday, February 14 fe- Battle Creek at lackson Battle Creek 64 lackson 20 The Bearcats of Battle Creek had very little opposition in taking the match from the Vikings. lacksons' only first place came in the 100-yard back stroke: won by Dick Taylor. lack Tittle took a second place, for the Vikings, in the SU-yard free style: and Dick Alban won a second in the medley event. B. Snyder in lacknife Dive Tuesday, February 18 -- Flint Central at lackson Flint Central 50 lackson 34 Due to illness of Pulling, Alban, and Taylor the Vikings swimmers were at a tremendous disadvantage in the meet '.-:ith Flint Central, Hinkley, displaying top notch perform- ance, captured his first first of the season in winning the diving event. Tittle came in first in the IUO-yard dashp and the relay team won a first place in that meet. These firsts, however, were not enough to turn the score for the Vikings. Five-A Meet t Saturday, February 22fat Battle Creek Battle Creek . . .90 Ann Arbor .31 Lansing Eastern 28 lackson 19 Battle Creek swept the 5-A meet by taking every first place except one. lack Tittle won the 50-yard free style and Dick Taylor took second in the 100-yard backstroke. The Vikings captured fourth placey its only other points were scored by the medley relay team, consisting of Taylor, Alcan, and Tittle, which tied for third place. Lansing Sexton did not place a team in competition. Tuesday, February 25 1 Kalamazoo at Kalamazoo Kalamazoo 34 lackson .. . 50 lackson High Schools swimming team took six of nine first places in defeating Kalamazoo for their last game of the season. The Vikings first were won by its two medley relay teams, Earl Carpenter in the 100-yard breast stroke: Bing McCle-Ilan in the 2OGfyard free style: Dick Taylor in the i9Oevard liack stroke: and Dick Alban in the 150-yard medley. Saturday, March I Y State Meet at Lansing Battle Creek 39 Arthur Hill 36 Grosse Pointe 27 ln spite of brilliant performances, none of coach Dutoher's swimmers were able to make the first division. The coach stated that the team did very well considering the small number of seasoned swimmers. ZOO-YARD RELAY TEAM Left to Rlfjbfi T. Stevens, H. Pullzng, S. Andrews, B. McClellan f f ' 1 ff A' it W t--ve. as l Z' 'W' :.r' ' - P ' vw is N 1 ff ' . ,,,os ' My We Back Row tlett to rightj: T. McGee, C. Waller, D. D. Archenbroon. Third Row: M. Baxter, E. Boucher, B. Lazebnzk, B. Second Row: L. Gleason, W. Day, F. Martzn, J. K. Stoddard. MW' S., ff? 2 2, . t il 1 t . HA . I bl W, 'i Forbes, N. Cranmore, D. Vaughn, B. Scott, R. Muller, 2eCoste, D. L.st, B. Thompscn, VV. Rothman, J. Howard Bather, P. Srnall, J. French, J. Depwig, T. Hazelworth Front Row: E. Chrzstenberry, F. VanSchoick, B. l'larr.mer, S. Mitchell, D. Alexander, J. De'Neese, N. Blank C. Myers, T. Krupa, C. Tyshko, Coach Beaubien. WRESTLING Summary of Season Thursday, January 23 - Everett at Everett Everett . . .. .. , .. 10 Jackson ....... . 33 Friday, January 31 - Sexton at Jackson Sexton . ........... ...l5 Jackson. 33 Friday, February 7 - - Eastern at Jackson Eastern . .. ......... .. .10 Jackson .. ......... .. 31 Friday, February 14 Battle Creek at Battle Creek Battle Creek .. . .. 13 Jackson .. .. . .. 28 Friday, February 21 Y Ann Arbor at Ann Arbor Ann Arbor ........... . . 23 Jackson ............. . 19 Friday, February 28 - Everett at Jackson Everett . .......... . ll Jackson . ....... 29 Saturday, March 8 - Five-A Tournament at Ann Arbor Lansing Eastern . 16 Ann Arbor . 35 Lansing Sexton .... . . 16 Battle Creek 33 Jackson . .. , 42 RGVIGW of Season Thursday, January 23 Everett at Everett Everett .... . . .... .. . 10 Jackson , 33 The Vikings opened their first interscholastic wrestling season with a decisive trouncing oi Lansing Everett. Many wrestlers cf the Vtkzng squad have experience from last year when wrestling was not a regular sport and Coach Beaubien looks forward tc a very successful 5-A season. Friday, January 31 V 'Lansing Sexton at Jackson Lansing Sexton ..... .. 15 JGCKSOD - . . 33 Taking all but three first places the Vikzngs made their 5-A debut by throwing the Big Reds of Lansing Sexton. If there had been any doubt that Jackson would be a power in the 5-A wrestltng league it vanished after the display of Viking fczce. Wrestling Letter Winners T. Hazelworth, W. Day, J. Tish, D. Alexander, R. Ham- mer, D. Mitchell, J, French, F. VanSchoick, T. Krupa, C. Myers, J. DeWeese, N. Blank, C. Tysho. The winners for Jackson were: Danny Alexander, Bob Hammer, Tony Krupa, Charles Tyshko, Clair Myers, and Joe DeWeese. Friday, February 7-Lansing Eastern at Jackson Lansing Eastern 10 Jackson ... 31 The Vikings continued their winning ways with another decisive S-A victory by topping the Quakers of Eastern. Jackson's ni h scorin la ers were' Bob Hammer Ton Kru a Charles A Q Q P Y - 1 Y P J Tyshko, Clair Myers, Joe DeWeese, and Norm Blaink. Friday, February 14 - Battle Creek at Battle Creek Battle Creek . . ....... . .13 Jackson , .. .. .. 28 With two falls and seven decisions Jackson walked off with its fourth straight victory, and the third in the 5-A, by outpoxnting the Bearcats of Battle Creek. Norm Blank and Jim French threw their opponents while decisions were earned by Perry Small, Ted Hazelworth, Danny Alexander, Bob Hammer, Charles Tysh- ko, Clair Myers, and Joe DeWeese. Friday, February 21 Ann Arbor at Ann Arbor Ann Arbor ..... . . .23 Jackson . .19 Even a last desperate rally failed to pull this ill-fated match out of the tire as the Vikings received their first defeat, at the hands of the high-rated Pioneer grapplers of Ann Arbor. With the score 23-8, in favor of Ann Arbor, Clair Myers, Joe DeWeese, and Norm Blank tried hard to pull Jackson throughy after Wayne Day and Ted l-lazelworth chalked up wins for the Vikings. Friday, February 28 Everett at Jackson Everett 11 Jackson Q9 The Viking Grapplers wound up their dual meets with a suc- cessful return match with Everett High of Lansing. Helping the squad draw a highly successful season to a close were Wayne Day, Ted Hazelworth, Danny Alexander, Don Mitchell, Charles Tyshko, Clair Myers, and Joe DeWeese. Saturday, March B Five-A Tczirnarnent at Ann Arbor lanszng Eastern 16 Ann Arbor 35 Lansing Sexton 16 Battle Creek 33 Jackson . 42 Winn.ng the first league rrieet, which was held at Ann Arbor, :nd also, capturing the 5-A wrestling championship title, the mat team of Coach Beaubien held their undisputed top position .n the five cornered contest. The Vikings placed seven men nn the tznals. Wrestling '.-:as intrcauced thgs year, for the first Y.l'IlFE '15 'TFA Ilf'EfSClfClTS1. SCCTT. 77 ,K orck Row Cleft to 1 I D rue W 11 e e e C ot e Sac B Le mbaugl R lohrxson B G1 B We Il1l4l1Y Lorch 1.CCrox11er uv + C R S11 Baseball Letter Wmners B111 Conrad Martm ODe11 Floyd Lasser Gay 1-ttnkle Eugene 1-trnkley Bob 'W rraht Bob Weatherl Io rn Bother G rdcn Sheoex Car Me fer Pa U11 Ivvron G11l Summary of Season Frrday Aprrl 26 Kalamazoo at Kalamazoo Ka1amazoc lackson Frlday May Battle Creek a lackson Battle Creek Iackson Tuesd v May 7 Lansrnq Eastern at Lansmq Eastern lacks n Vtfednesday May 15 Fordson at Iackson Fordson lacks n Frxday May 17 Ford Trade at Dearborn Ford Trade lacksort Tuesday May 21 Ann Arbor at lackson Ann Arbor Iackson Frrdaf May 24 Lansmq Sexton at Lansmq Sexton lackson Tuesia 1f1ay 28 Barte Creek at Battle C eek Ba le r e lackson RQVIGW of Season '1 r Kalam 7 Jl e t r s o C G vas MDG ackswn .tt was relxeved rn FC srxth mmn 11111114 1' 1 may 1 111 In mm , hi 151 Ch H Q l1l1G'1ISllWH n a, U1 1c..1 Vt mn N 16 an 1 C fume C1a11-' sm lei y Jrf ns 11 e WFS ta res rn the as a when rn c 1 s omer ns lowed NO 11'l'11G1d errc s Eastern Jacks n Tu sday May 7 Lansmq Eastern at La B IFTEUY VCV Q QC 18 CYGQK l 1306 '1 Although a1lowea only three IIS Lv Ode C1119 T995 Iflcksfm Quake s urned 1n two runs xhlle tn V1k1n.,s :Jer The V1111'l,S recenea a rushmq de'e t m tfterr hela to wo hrts and no runs ODe11 was 1 frrst fu11 qame of the seas '1 Althouqn leadrng 8 to 1 mth frrad behmd the nlate 78 B , :La rt: .HJW .Phe11's, C. M y rs,1V1.0'D 11, H. 1111 tf,1,. '1:der, 1 cg, ' 1 ' ' ' f 1 - . 1':'1r1tRL Jlletttozgzhtl: U,f'11:k Z, P :t11'1:, X1 Hrtckley, G. l'1.I11l1O, B. Wuaht, F Ixzsser, .Urtie G, I 'fm'-1: 1 1 . 3 . . . 1 ' ', 3 H- 1 , .19 , 9 1 . 2 o , . . . U . , 8 5 . 3 9 O 10 . O 1 4 ,.... 1 , I 7 ' 1 f tx, C esfz 1 3 1Nl.yvS'1I1g-511'-.' ,fagzzzl 26' ICaQz:11':gt:. xt Ka1a.1a2:i in the :turd tnrzing, :Exe 1-Y11.1I1QS last Iii-ll' Qegei .a.g.: E 13fTrIS',1'1 l 31' 'ng the E arnats 18 more uns. Clark 'dried iq: Ng, '- F, jeff fffiil fftljjggij , -.-,fs 11 Ly 11 irl 1112, ' 'A' ,MA 7' .NV 1 ' ,' . C df e 71111 '.'.' d ed t. e 'r i 'H lg: 3:11- scar Q11 1 1 . 1 1r1a'.-.me R rzt- c If1GC1 an'1 dj, A U1 ' I B 1 UG11 , ' 3 -f, but the Hr ,Q 1:eu,t'-Q1 three V 7 A' ' ..- 1 1 lf ' C lr' E1 , il- , 11 H A 1 fr A1 1. f 5 I A mg ' ' ' . 2 o O ' -1 .1 A - T 1, 11- ' a 5. 'D ' ' A '-4 jg, me 19 9 rt ' '.'1',Ie 'Wo' f- ':' a ' C 1' ,a ' lj 1 ' T ' , ' . 1 gttchinf: 4 1 A 1 A ' A no 1 I . 'E 2ffifZW42 Mmm, ' 'iz War W ffwff ff' My L 42, ' ,,,.,, I ,,,. . 12-, ,U ., . -,fv f f sf ' I' 4 ff. li ' is..'+:4 .. 'I- ff V in .av . V A ff- I 5341- A ,A , A V, Ju, , A . ,I 'I tif: an -V . gf? 1 ' I, y i rp ,f . J., ,J 21,3 . 4 '-,,, i . T 1 G. Silccck, Outfield R. Weatherly, Outfield Ft. Uribe, Pitcher Vfednesday, May 15 -- Fordson at lackson Fordson . , . . . 8 Iackson . 3 G. Hinkley, Shortstop The team from Fordson downed the Vikings 8 to 3, in spite of the efforts of pitchers Uribe and O'Dell, After taking Lhe lead with VVrignt's two run triple, Iackson went wild in the seventh and gave Fordson six runs, Friday, May 17 - Ford Trade at Dearborn Ford Trade ...,,...... 9 Iackson .. , , O O'Dell went all the Way for Iackson High, but due to poor Iackson hitting suffered a defeat to Campbell of Ford Trade. Tuesday, May 21 - Arm Arbor at Iackson Ann Arbor ....,... ..lO Jackson , ........ . O ln this lO to U Ann Arbor victory, Uribe started for the Vikings, but was later replaced by pitcher O'Dell. Tones pitched the winning game for Arm Arbor. Friday, May 24-Lansing Sexton at Lansing Sexton . ,,..... ,, 4 Iackson .... .. . l Iackson was defeated by Lansing Sexton with the final score of 4 to l. The Vikings made only twc hits while the Big Reds collected eight from O'Dell. Tuesday, May Z8-Battle Creek at Battle Creek Battle Creek . , 1 Iackson . . . 3 The Vikings defeated Battle Creek Central for their first win of the season. It did not count in the SA league as it was a practice game. O'Dell hurled for Iackson and Bone pitched for the Bearcatsp fanning nine and Walking three, All three of lackson's runs came in the fifth inning. '-N. Conrad, Catcher R. '.Vright, Third Base F. Lasser, First Ease f f Aa Y QIZ Q I I Q 1 , X ,fi sl? x -ow ,,,,,,pJ,,A,, , , 4- A 1 r V -U50 0.15 'S L55 wx f Mm lk Yiawfqw ,w I I -' 'L' gn! .-.. TRACK ,N v C, Kina Bark Rim' fleft to rlahtl: B. Svrtin Q, Ertnagxzi 'I Elank L Ffhzwerrnrzn, PI. Vaughn, L. Gleas'-n R. Carxglbell, H. Beach, E. P.ttrr.an R. Giza, 'Z 3.13217 I. 'N lllarns Fi. Fleming. riuzfh Rcw: I. Meyers, I. PP. Lys Z Cargffnfic-1, P Haynezg 'ff:2dr.g M Baxter Q, Gif-71:7 L. Chaffe R, Phjhps, C. Brown, R. M162 I. Rlce, Czatk fenser., n.rd Raw: Coach Beaubien, T, Palufk, R, Bartz, I. Ernhury, L. l-larless, fl. Cranrnare, R. Stcrrr., B. Vfaterl house, D .Ahrens, I. Ferris, L. Smith, T. McGee. and Row: F. VanSchoil-z, R. Snell, V. Allen, E. Russel, VJ. Clemons, I. Vlallace, H. Pioem.sch, R. Lapinslaz, C. Kina, I. Cyrackz, W. Worth, P. Vanderbura, I. O'Ryan, F. Martin. Frant Raw: F. Kawal, R. Cable, IJ. Sweeney, H. Adams R. Griffzn, I. Vlilliarns, D, Taylor, A. Vlzllzs, I, Marsh. Track Letter Winners Magor Letters: Elmer Russell, Bill Clemens, Bob Snell, Bob Coble, Floyd Martin, Roger Roemish, Iohn Cyrocki, Iim Wallace, Dick Vandenburqh, lim Fulton, Dick Sweeney, Charles O'Ryan, Norman Blank, Bob Hopkins, Bob Sutton and Frank Kowal, managers. Summary of Season Saturday, April 13 -- River Flange Relay Tuesday, April 23 -- Lansing Sextzn at Iackscn Lansing Sexton 24 Iackson 80 Friday, April 26 Kalamazoo at Iaclcson Kalamazoo 51 Iackson , 53 Wednesday, May l 7 Aflrian at Iackson Adrian 32 Iackson 72 Friday, Hay 3 - A Ann Arbor at Ann Arbor Ann Arlzor 53 Iackson 51 Saturday, May ll s - at Albion Albion Relay Tuesday, May l4 - Battle Creek at Battle Creek Battle Creek 65 Iafksan 39 Saturday, flag' 18 -W EA at Ann Arbor Iackcsen, Second, 4237, points Saturday, May 25 - - State meet at l.f.S,C. Iacicsin, Sixth 1412 points J. 'North I. Cyvrcelcl E. Busse.. ih REVIEW tuesday Aprr 2 Sexton at la kson Sexton lackson lne V1lC11'1CS opened the season by s amrmq tne Bra Reds of Sexton 80 to 24 lackson won a flrst and took all trree places rn both the mrle and half H119 runs E Russell w s the leadrng scorer wrth 15 pornts taking f1rst Jn 100 yard dash the 220 yard dash and e ma um Frlday Aprrl 26 Kalamazoo at Jackson Kalamazoo lackson The Vrkmqs eked ou a 3 pornt vrc ory over Kalamazoo rn what could have been a defeat rf ,lackson had not had a suffrcrent lead gomq mto the relay On the frrst pass the baton was dropped by Iackson Russell adam was the hrqh scorer wrth frrst rn the 100 yard dash the 220 yard dash and the hrqh Jump Wednesday May 1 Adrran at lackson Adnan lackson Takmq 9 frrsts and the relay race the Vrkrnqs had lrttle trouble vlnmrnq a dual meet at the expense of Adrxan The weather was fme and the Vtkmqs showed marked rmprove ment rn many departments E Russells 15 pomts aqam paced lackson as he won the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the hrqh Jump Of Season Frra la kson at Ann Ar or Arn Arl or lacks n 1 e 'vrkmas of lackscn recerved their frrst defeat at n lands Anr Ar or by a close 53 to 51 score lhe P1 Peers alsrlr o tak se nds ard therr strenatlo rn the freld e n s prove a r nce rn very excrtmc meet E Russel ook f' s an uea 4 r rrs rnt C h1.,h umm la KS r1 S turdav May ll Albxcr Relay Ia kson Thrrd 1h Vrkmas took thlrd place aqamst stiff Class A petrtron The freld was extremely soqqy due to ram Porn s were scored by Russell Coble Clemons Snell Vanden burah Lapmskr and Martm Tuesday May 14 Battle Creek at Battle Creek akmq only frve frrsts four seconds and two thrrd pla es Iackson bowed to a very stronq Bearcat squad Russell and the 100 yd two hurdle flrst 1n the beat rn the Clemons each scored 10 pomts Russell wmnmq and 220 yd dashes and Clemons wrnmnq the races Lapmskr scored the Vrkmqs only other broad pump The Bearcats loom as the team to 5 A leaque Saturday May 18 5 A Meet at Ann Arbor Battle Creek 53 Iackson 42 Ann Arbor 421 Lansrna Eastern 25 Lansma Sexton 20 A194454 lackson edged out Ann Arbor for second place m the 5 A by a scant l of a pomt wtrh a powerful Bearcat team takmq flrst lacksons f1rst places were the 220 yard dash by Russell and both hurdle events were won by Clemons O Saturday May 25 State Meet at Mrchrqan State Colleqe Iackson Slxth Place 1412 The Vrkrnq trackmen took srxth place rn the State meet as Saqmaw 1-lrqh School successfully defended rts Class A t1tle B111 Clemons was frfth rn the 200 yard low hurdles 9 and thrrd rn the 120 yard hrqh hurdles Elmer Russell took second IP the 220 yard dash and fourth rn the 440 yard dash Jackson s relay team tred for srxth place Martrn ,,- Lapmsk J xqn JSS5 82 M' e , 'A 'l 22 W- c' 1 ay, May 3 - C b 24 ' 80 . 2 E2 'o . 51 -.v . .'A'Y J, . . Th . , . . ie a rr ' , ' ' , A ' ' the 1 d 'he 'iffee ' a 4 '. , . . A ' J. , 4' th h 1 p. t ' both da hes d '-' lo f' f ' h- I H. to 93TH l ' l 12 points for c' o .. 50 53 G A1 A ' A ' A ' ' 'T 1 Battle Creek 65 Iackson . . , , . 39 ' . .. . , 32 ,. . 72 T ' ' , ' c , - - H - 35 - 3 . T J? A . 4 J - 3 ' X -1 . . . . X xx . ' . . . Rmuf V2 F, ' S. ' 11 Q . v 4 ' , - , Q 5:45 , o . .1 A g f j ' 1 y I '. . ' 44 I ., ... Age , 1 4 Y' rl.. i ' .I X N--. ,il - X X , A A Back Row fleft to r1ghtI: F. Schultz, C. Z.enett, I. Meyers, H. Harnrrter, H. Du Bos Fi. Burton, T. TCTJIYIE-3-ffl I. Day, I. l-largrcve, C. Kzng, W. Oyez, D. Scott, K. Duncan, Cccch Iensen. Second Row: D. Fenley, P. VJ.nter, R. Metsel, D. Vfrfzy, H. K'1lJIlL'.'If1, C. Bagley, C. Kzng, R. Beech E. Carpenter. Front How: D. Fultz, D. Stf-vens, M. Gill, R. Brinkman, A. Vfolkens, G. Gillooly I. Cyrocki, R. Mion, I. Dougherty. CROSS COUNTRY Summary of Season Friday, September 27 - Kalamazoo at Kaiamazoc Kalamazoo . . . 27 Iackson 28 Friday, October 4 -- Ann Arbor at Iackson Ann Arbor . , . 25 Iackson . 30 Tuesday, October 8 1 Iackson at Lansing Lansing Eastern, 60 --- Lansing Sexton, 52 -e Iackson, 18 Wednesday, October ll - - Battle Creek at Battle Creek Battle Creek .. 34 Iackson Z3 Saturday, October l9 e- Five-A League Meet Ann Arbor 3622 H- Iackson 57 -V Battle Creek 60 Lansing Sexton 78 -'- Lansing Eastern l35l2 Saturday, October 26 - - State Meet Kalamazoo, first placey Wyandotte, third place: Monroe, second placeg Iackson, fourth place. Review of Season Wednesday, October ll -W at Battle Creek Battle Creek ..., , .. 34 Iackson 22 ln an interesting and exciting meet the Viking Harriers captured the laurels from the Bearcats. Although losing the First place to Gonetzka, ot Battle Creek, Iackson took both the second and third places: Dave Stevens and AQ 'ffolkens winning the tw: places respectively. Friday, September 2' - at Kalamazoo Kalamazoo , 27 Iackson 28 Bowing tc the speedy Kalamazoo 'hinclads, in an evenly matched contest, the Vikings ics' lig' a mere lone point. Cross Country Letter Winners Varsity Dick Brinkman, Dave Fultz, George Gil- looly, Iohn l-lorgrove, Dave Stevens, Dayle Stevens, Don Wray, I. C. Perry tmanagerl. Reserves Wayne Day, Kevin Duncan, Neil Finley, Bob Meisel, Remo Mion, Donald Lonis, Tom Townend. Losing both the first and second positions, but capturing the third and fourth, cost Iackson the meet. Dave Stevens and Al Wolkens took the third and fourth places for the Vikings. Tuesday, October 8 - f at Lansing Lansing Eastern, 60 e- Lansing Sexton, 52 - Iackson, l8 ln a three-Way contest Iackson came out on top with a win over Eastern and Sexton of Lansing, Dave Stevens, the mainstay of the Viking team, captured the first placeg while Dick Brinkman earned second place. This was a well fought contest and much credit goes to the coaches. Friday, October 4 at Iackson Ann Artzor 25 Iackson 30 Suffering a five point defeat at the hands ot Ann Arbor Iackson lost a well contested dual meet. The Harriers, how- ever, captured the fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth places. Iones, Babcock, Moulton, Vandenburg, and DuBois were the outstanding runners for the Vikings. Saturday, October l9 Ye Five-A League Meet Ann Arbor, 3612 - Iackson, 57 -M Battle Creek, 60 Lansing Sexton, 78 7 Lansing Eastern, 13512 The Iackson Harriers by taking second place won over Battle Creek, Lansing Sexton, and Lansing Eastern. but was outpcinted by the scrappy Ann Arbor tearn. Dave Stevens, for Iackson, finished second: Tom Gonetzks, for Ann Arltcr captured first place. Saturday, October 26 - -- at Ypsilanti Championship Meet Three Hundred track men attended the State cross country championship meet Saturday, October 26, at Ypsi- lanti, held on the two-mile course at Michigan Normai College. Kalamazoo fhinclads captured tirst place, with a total of 90 points: they were trailed by Vlfyanclotte with 190 points and Monroe with ll9 points. The Iackson harriers came in fcurth place. 83 41 X K ff Back Row Cleft to rtqhtjz H. Burqett, J. Adams, F. Hale, P. Jensen, K. Hunt, H. DuBc:s. Second Flow:-r-J. Speck, EJ. Whttman H. Rust, B. MCConkey, R. Utter, D. Dean. Front Rot-J: C. Avery, G. Cote, E. Ealavpn P. VV'e1f:kf.jen:11t, ll. Becmon D. Shipley. Tennis Letter Winners MAJOR LETTEH- MINOR LETTER V Gene Cote, Harold LuEo.s, Kenneth Hunt, Btll Jack Adangs, Carroll Avery, Eanny Ealawgn MCConkey, Harrold Rust, Donald Shrpley, John Speck, Beaman, Frank Hale, Dave Vfhzternan. Pete Welckqenant, Charles Vllcox. Manager Erwzn Handloser Summary of Season x Erlday, April 26 Lansing Eastern at Jackson 'fm' Lfznszna Eastern 6 Jackson l Thursday, May 2 Battle Creek at Eattls Creek Battle Creek . 7 Jackson S Tuesday, Mzy 7 Sexton at Lane. Lans.nq Sexton 6 Jacksin 1 Tuesday, May lrl Adrian at Jackson Aarfzn 7 Jackson Review of Season Frxday, Aprrl 26 f Lansrnq at Jackson Lansing Eastern . . 6 Jackson 1 The Vzkznq netrnen lost the fxrst tennis game of the Season to Lanslna Eastern. Bill McConkey and Harrold Rust in the doubles scored Jacksons lone punt by defeatrnq Nzxon and Fromenck of Lanslnq Eastern, 6-l, 7-E. Gene Cote and Jack Speck formed the other Jackson doubles teanz and went down ts defeat Z-6, 6-4 4-E. All of the sinales were lost by Jackson. Thursday May 2 - Battle Creek at Battle Creek Battle Creek 7 Jackson tgrrne Lt the season The tenn.s team of Jackson Hzqh went to Battle Czeek t: :Q y eC:'a whgch was won by Battle Creek. The Eearsats won all t.vf sznales and both doubles. Tuesday, May 7 Lansma at l.a:.sQnq Lansing Sexton 6 Jackson ..1 The Vzk1nq tennxs team bowed to Lansrnq Sexton in the thzra aarne ol ' the season. Beaman and Whrtman scored the lone pant for the V.kQnas. The Ex: Reds of Lanspna S Tud Ar kan Gil' exton won all ct the snale rr rn-hr-C A a cksor I 9 fr F. lflfr H. DuBois D, ships f.fcConkey J. Speck G. Cate JIKINGS --.Q-....111-Q Duncan D Corley P Iohnston G Dougherty ...MXQ .1 . ' 2 Ji- ,ffl , 4 , , ,- Back Row Cleft to rqhtl Coach Dutcher W Woodruff P Iahnston I Sadowskr I Iacobs D Mayo D Corley Front Row R Phel,..s R Pull ng H Pullrnq R Kelly R Harland T l-lazelworth Golf Letter Wrnners Gordon Dougherty Phrl Iohnson Don Corley Bob Harland Iohn Sadowsk Summary of Season Fr day Aprrl 20 Lans na Eastern at Iackson Lansrrt Eastern Iackson o rr day May A Battle Creek at Battle Creek Battle reel: Iackson Tuesday May 7 Lansrnq Sexton at Iackson Lans na Sexton Iackson Thursday May 9 Kalamazoo at Kalamazoo K lamazoo I Ckson o Fr day May 10 Ann Arbor at Ann Arbor Anr' A bo I1 kso'r Sdturdfry May 25 Re-qronal t Ann Arbor Iackson Frst 343 Wednesday May 29 JA meet at Lansrnq Iackson Thrrd y unf State Tourn ment at Ann Arbor Iackson Fourth Revrew of Season 1 dry Aprrl o Lan rtq Easte n at Iackson I. ns r a Eastern Iackson o I cf on d re ted Laws na Haste rr 3 0 to 3o1 over the ascade course w C s rarfrcmb n su :J to :good qolf G ryouql' CK n 'rad wth 'r Sa owsk 8 'r fl B Ke ey 9 day' l' 'J Creek 1 d ra' d the B r e nd game of the season A e re hrgh whrch accourr d I r 370 Pnrl Iohnston x rreda a QU ' 'V e ers o a S dow lc 3 B G 1'1 Jsd Q fl c e 'r 4 P e I: 7 0 Jauorl soresP ,' Dlnlrlnd 'lv 4 L '1 Ae rn Iac S o 'lil Tl FP G t M on 5 85 .Q A I is A ., r,.. arr C . ' W Zoe! ., ., . 370 1 ' ' ,. se .. .. .. 373 'r I 355 a . ., , . . 3'5 . r r A I I A 3YClS A C . .. 324 Siturda , I f l . a . F1 ' , Z' f- . sr . r a 1. 1 . .. 369 . , . , 371 1 Qs . e' a K . r r. is ' C rn weather h ' er Q ' Ara' Ie r . . 7' .erty I led the Ia 'so . brrsd e r. an 84, :Hers bei. Q I. d . 6, P. Iohn' sro. 22, and . ll 9. Trl ', Jlay 3 Irikrtn it Saftle Creek B tile 405 fiflrrsfn 373 V.l-:1n s ee .e - ea cats rn the s oo. .. ll th scczcs . te fo he . ' -.ras the .' l.st of tne match '.-:ith o ,or the -.kings Th oth I llowe' G. Douihtvrty 'El I. C: ' s 1 9 , and . Harland JB, Tuesday, May 7 Lins rig Sen-rt::1 'rf Iailcson I.:r1s.: 1 Sexti EE? frtksin 373 Tri-3 Eli: Reds de-feited the 359 to 373, over the C'ISflGG5 2:1119 ?h.Q fthnstori '.'.' rs 331 n 13.1 r:.f'i'rQQst in EE for the nas G. fzugherry hgt EB, B, l-lar' nd 96 and I. Iacobs VIE, Th' r ay, May 9 Iafkson at Kalanrazoo Kalirrazoo 339 f'1:k-2n 365 ' TE.-e f.f7r:::1s C: Krlrnizzoo Central defe:te:i the V.k.r1:s brgide 339 I: EEE. P. foinsten 55 C Cougherry E7 E. Haiznd 93 and I. S:rd5'.-.rskr 97. Friday May 12-- Iifksoz it An: Arbor Axri Azbir 3Qq f'::Q:s:r. 3:4 Anti Arbir defe :Ld the V.k1. as .n i r:.n-53:1 ed TIC11I'S:. Th agqrcfgrte socre Ann Ar' 3: all, ro Iaol-:sin 324 The ind? 1' C . lonn- stin 72 if. Izughert' D, Corley 79, and .,. a .3 89. Saturarj, Flay '75 Effgfnil :t Art: Arbor TE.-f '.'.L1.:1gs wentrrelzlf-'g.Lr13Q 721 :meet The Vrkmgs .ad 2 total if 343. flaky f? F.ve A fleet it L rf.s':1a Iirkssn 3'7 TEA' '.'.k.r'.gs f.r..sl1ffi tl..rd IZ 'ELS F.'.'Q ' Q :Que 1:urn':rr.ent at Lfrrtszztg fr 13111 score of 347. june l, Pixie Tourna nent rt Ann Arbor ' k on 373 T1 f- V.k.r1:s golfers rrn.Sh-id ilrrrth .rr :nf state tour. :re t. TI Soares wo:-3 'rs follows: D. Corley SE, P. Iohnston 93, . llouahery es, ..d l. Szdzwsk. 9'. 1 A Har f t iz, r.al:tJ: I., E.Il,n:1,: E' 'ft' zrd, B. Giffgnt O. I-lard G ltlljlchrowskz, MCGlorie, M. Walker n Rev C. Ayres C. Ayres, P Qi rrli, l. l!IeGcnea'rl F K r:.r:.e-l, R. Byns, V. Klxzq, B. Wahl. Iss Hfrler Af-x rrrdvr S Lfiqrrrens fl Erglfy Y Ayrr fy Tl Hall, E. Temin, Mrs Tlicrnrrs. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION All high sclicer girls are eligible to 'ein the Girls' Athletic Association. To be an active member at the group, members are tc maintain a schccl average of C with not mare than one failure grade during the semester. The Girls' Athletic Associ- ation strives to promote good health, friendsnip, CO-CQEFZIICH among members, good sportsmanship, and liign ideals :f mental healrn. Awards are presented each semester to members participiating in a sufficient nurnrier cf different sports ariivities. G. A. A ADVISERS Miss Marie 'Nendlez ' zs. Hazel Brinkman TE1' r' .s Miss fanet Hafer if' find SEYI.r'ST fl ffrss Gezzlfiirie ' 13. fl.. A. GFFICERS rgquelyn Lerrlrart Sdyxririe Cierricns llary ' Gr Vice-g.res.derrt Sw.-Tr:':s'.g:c: Pres. 35. IT' Tig - if ya X an Spam 'Qs K S A 1 551 2.2 Q, Q 0 H fm . fi rag, aa x, ,xA W0 T' Betty Wahl Ioan Hinkle lean Gibbs Ruby Wallace ltzyce Smith Swimming Spas-edbcxll Tennis 'l'uml'ilinq Bowling GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIQN Sports Managers I x f, X lv nu 'Nfzrl Toni Kiznznrfl ffiuuriins Pie: l'xlf1rif'y Bailey Pct Lone Voll-fylrili Bcdminiun Archery liosketicll Softball f. Buck P:v.' IQ-ifl In 11'.:l1tJ: A 'Jfffbkv M X'. 1Qke: Y, 311,101 I. l.e:13111t, C. All13X'TY.df'!, Y. Hnkle Mis. TEi:11.'1 E. ?eyge1 F.. V'.'f:1d EQ Ter1.11., Secchd R32-.': E A111c,.fi, lin-glez, I Ayr: C. Ayres L fQ'31:.s f G.bl:f-, lf. I. Scrxrzzers G Gizsczi, FrC:1tP-,--C P.f'1 'E !.f'A1i1:'.si C Ay C S Clerxzns G H':1s 1 I. C1552 E,Gf:l1:m G, Ccnznt SOFTBALL . In the Spruig 11 IS TFIIIKIS, Scftbsll, 1:6 :ther cutdczr sgrgrts rm tue gxrls. Softball, thxs year, GTT1'CCfS'i 3 large :i4:11:er of girls and Z big turn out resulted tkucughzut Ike season, Scftbull IS G very CCTIVE spcrtq :ne with QIVES 131s cf fun and exercxse. lts 13351: rules cre very easily uncierstssd by all. Tecris are formed and many Contests :xiii tournaments are scheduled during the secscri. Mrs. Tlzptrns is the CQUFE1 'Q' YEKIS Gctwlty, VQLLEYBALL , 1 11. :11.s . .t1:.. A, IITYS were 'ff 'fix IS '.::.g .V zs 1:11, f zfsfz 1 '1'1':::g'-ei :li-,yzs f:.1s N' ' '.'.' :s sig., 1 .. zegzgf. 3' 221: ecil. f. .:Z' 5 .,'.' :Iii litge i -' V .fisriee 'His is ,:1 1.:1i1 'L . C113:te 11. :Cries l. ...ev '1.. ',-:is ei .yei E125 'gil 31:15 'lsilfll 'ln 'lf'fl'. 'ijff fini LSL Q YI Ylnwl' ' fix: Citi-' 111.5 it - l. Y. ...W LI T,CSlfl'lfHS If? lf'?' Fi if 1. ' I-' W fu? 4 , '-.I .., l' ? 5 2 l l l 9 z ., 'TE P 1 f . - ' 1' s. Aff' ' , f - S P ' f 3 + 1 5? A . ff 4gzwWsf.,gf1 gf ff :,,, A V A -A K ' 'fl'fj 3' ' N' M' wmgfffyfl, 1 , fifffh f- ffff z M 922 W Q 5? 'f s A I' 'fx A T54 l 'l:':A1f5T:'.' , ' G 1 - -' , ,QQTY E Vvv- 1 1, f . 4 ,. Z.. '-L1 ' I ' f f HM V ' S , ,,,, W. , ff, MMM.. ' '32s?L1..1,z.. . ff ' shi' . A W M.. ' Z . A 15 V ,... ,, . 2 J 5 ,. 5 fa' ff be 1 11 f F . I A .. . Jw , .2-. 13. if' J: , V - 'x N' s ff! ' 5' , f iff -K. 1f' 1 .. ,RFK F-1. , . I - XX V .1 A t 4' , .,,.iesIE:,: 1 - E Z . ug Q . : x,,.,. - 1 1 '---v is - W . I ' ' ' ff' M . 2- f., 0.5 I ' A ' I rr L JL' a . . if I-,sg , M dbflx 5 ' CWM JWW24 , ' -' x , , ' 5 e X x 1 , ,..,,.- .. 1, ,q....,.z if.. W i , X . 0-4.. ' R WWM... 4,40 A ,Wig AT IACKSQN HIGH A34 VIKING ASSEMBLY se cnfe cf the 2: s 1 s era. s d SSICTI 'Q ine ss rttnly '.-Jas Clclhmfg :ir s -ds zvsr s s In answer is a sie: a DIES many pairs cf skces were turned ll ll .rs TRIO K Vl l'J fausf CIWGIIQS Conrad 'sr-Gsiclcfl as master 1' '1s vary ,...1 , 1, , , ,., ,A . rQ'i:n1es. The assemkly apfaned and Clzsed with the ta n IIIICIITQ tableau. Dyer I. Dul'.-forth, D. Kerr C3 VIKING FINALE Gamer B. Kitley '.','. Dyer P. '.'Jir11e: C, 'Natson C. McClarer1 VIKING FINALE Back Row: C. l!ICClarf211, P. Vlfinter, B. Kitley, From Rf,'.'.': C. Vfatson, VJ. Dyer, R. Gartner , 1 QW? Ioan Aguilar, Lala Gallegos Tfrz tc Y-hght: I.. Zychowski, H, Iwanicki, S. Poleteck, G. Olfier MEXICAN DUET POLISH DANCE 2 ,f vf' I V 'w Q. .gunz - .. 5 -L H, .N Parent-Teachers Open House SALESMANSHIP EXE-ilBlT 1 B. Karazim, P. Kettler Parted on Her Wedding Morn' More to Be Pitied Than Scorned CA Noon Playl Left to Bight: D. Baum, M. Strickrodt, B. Brink, D. Fultz, C. Olley, C. McClaren. 'Pop Beads the Christmas Carol CA Noon Playl Pack Raw tlfft to rightl: B. Sutton, P. Flick, R. Sinclair. Front Bow: l. Hinkley, G. Sweeney, l. Clark, D. Cargo. The story, as the title implies, occurs durinq the Christmas season, lt is an established custom in the lcnes family for Father to read Dickens Christmas Carol. The children continually try to postpone the reading but after many attempts Father is finally successful in his efforts. Human nature and humar riff- afirni tried tt. lBl'I'i1l'lf- a Very interesting carrtedy. Book Collection fir.. Q, Ez: tt. 3, it... The zrtzisszzri t he Vit-tin: .5.ssf-xiii-, hr tl. fr rind 111111. 'J fQ4i is fr l'1f1. Hdriy li'ks werf zfxffi iryi sent cuff-Z sf-asf sen '.-.rt-:Q iis'riE1itf-i 1- '. i:i.1is .rgariiyatzgris iz: the 'Jity 5 BET THE if-49 .W A YH! 9 BERLQ Left to Rght: H, 2uBc1s, I. Eurnb, D. Clark, R Wilkgnson. E. Hcrsfcrd C. Lubahn, E. Cculcrnbe, I. Buriincgharrz, H. Andrews. BERLIN RURAL BAND The Berlin Rural Band is a group cf lackscri High School band members who helped iz make our pep rneetinqs a success. This band also furnished entertainment for the spectators durinq the iniermissicns of our basketball games. The members dressed in clever costumes and danced arcund to tunes which were enthusiastically received by the students. TEACHERS' CLUB MINSTREL SHOW Trxe faculty cl Iaciascn High mczrcci pzcviaea entertairirzxezit .cr a.l iff teachers in the city at the Annual teachers banquet held every Sprinq A cneract rninstrel show was presented, at time First Methafiist Church with Mr. Hatfrli as rnas'er of ceremcnies, Mr. Hieftye ani lflr. Durfeft produced and directed the show. ljick ROW il-'tt to Lahti: E. Ciawlv-, VJ, Ad :::.53, A. '.'ffF', I. it 1- P. br zur, 1. Lire. Cicg R C F. Matthews, S. Durfee, C. foi1.nqei. Front Raw: D. Uutcher, H. Tlicirrxs, Mrs. Hatfli, R. Fcztf-1, H. H'1t:E1, H. '.'.'i,lt':tt L. HnH.n1.i, H. P t M. Wendler. V1 Z?-ff M ,Ain W' 523, FLOWERS F OR OUR HOME ROOMS 1, s rs N1 r s r s cam .ts T e c 1 m f1 r snoulc kr e ehma 1t nc Q la 1: 1 r scr cls unaer twe Save the or ndren Fecc a n IS 1n lrr rr- lsr I nd Last Sfflcm er the ll ren o trat srnoo sen tf us f1ve nun red lulls for ur use Slnce then half of the 'ull s have been lanted on nah s col campus 'cr every nes emoyrnent durnra t1f ommq season The rest vere sent to Mr Vocrsthulsen a flor1st and a nat1ve f Holland who klndly consented to fcrce the bulbs for us and these flowers decorated our homerooms for a number of days The flowers were mdeed the fmest example of qrahtude that we could cmve and t ev shxll ontmue tc :emma all of us of our fnends across the ocean 100 Tulbs, Crccuse , ani datfcdi' ' El dec: ate lack 3. H135 32' seen. E1 perszn wh spzis the first soc , Isweve , 1. 'QQ A .cw the story O 1 of Q' srrrfs s 13 lsoreni Q5 , ' l ' Nz , lfr - no ' ' A' .4 Oz, lla .. 31 ' ly, ' , tr 'ld 4 E' l , ' Q ' ' ' a . 1 2 Q . 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The plwofogra lm rom will fell if Irue and swiff and keep in lasfing memory your senfimenlal gill. i +o'r lasses of 947 'I' i' Eshublishe I865 l l ff' -.. -.-1..1..-.1 1.1 .-...-..-.-..-.1 .1 --.--..-...1..l-..-. 1..-...-...-....- FAC owers GI s Greehng Cards VARSITY SPORT SHOP E 33 O QLIQLULLIL5 -li xx THE SMARTLY DRESSED COLLEGIAN BUYS AT Uppen im' Rou d II1e yea from gay n e os umes I colo ful cool o IIS s mm e d mo Jackson S+uden+s exp ess a p efe c THE L. H. FIELD CO. UE 1,.Tn-.-1nTu1-I.--I-1--Tnin.--.-u-1. Ti- T.---vi-..i..T.,-Qui -L --1--.vvL.. I I cw I -.fame I I FI - I+ I Q i I Z Iron' I : . . 2 I . 236 . MCI1 gan Ave. I , E ' E W Phone - I5 f-E ' -' ' F T 5 Q LIITKIKU'-nun! I i ' I ' i . ..,, - .,,, - .,., .,,. 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