Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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REFLECTOR YEARBOOK Jackson High School Jackson, Michigan Volume Sixty-three June, 1949 The Tower of Jackson High I glance up at the tower, The tower of Jackson High, Its spires in grandeur reaching Like arms up toward the sky. I pause in admiration, How could one pass it by And not behold its beauty? The Tower of Jackson High. Soon school life will be over, And some day it will be, No matter where we journey, In mem-ry we will see The dear old Jackson High School, XVith ev'ry shrub and flower, The lovely grounds and building, But foremost is the tower. It stands so proud and stately, Silhouetted against the sky, That it could bear no other name Than our own Jackson High. -Virginia Sales, LIE. N recognition of the friendly helpfulness she extends to all students, and of the guidance she offers to all who feel the need of counsel- ing, we, in behalf of the student body and faculty of Jackson High School, dedicate this sixty-third edition of the Reflector Annual to Miss Harriet Pitts. x. W.. Page Si. ggfwff 5 A f HAHRIET A. PITTS Page St'lVl'll Those Teachers! Who doles out schoolwork, - Blithe and gay, To make us work Or make us pay? Those teachers! Who hands out grades, Both good and bad, Which make us happy Or make us sad? Those teachers! Who frowns at us When in class we play, But when we're good Looks the other way? Those teachers! Who makes us throw Our gum away, Or save it 'til The end of day? Those teachers! Who tries to help us All day long? Who tries to keep us From doing wrong. Who tries to keep Our pathway clear? Those teachers! Three cheers! TEAEHER lx f 5 X Page Tvn W. EARL HOLMAN Principal 2f'L,5rLvr! --...W M W, M ,M-f ROYAL DRESSEL Assistant Principal Page Elem-11 MISS RUTH E. COOLIDGE Dean of Girls CARROLL E. FORTRESS Counselor Page Twvlue MORRIS E. ADAMS Auto Mechanics WINIFRED C. ADAMS English . I AILA ANDERSON Bookkeeper GERALD L. BARNETT History, Government K CLIFFORD M. BELCHER Welding W. L. BERTIG Geography, Phys. Ed ELAINE S. ALLEN I CHARLES H. BLAIR English, Spanish Biology Page Th irlven I HAZEL L. BRADLEY Biology JANE C. BRATZ Ari EILZABETH CAMBU RN Psychology, English DOROTHY CAMPBELL Spanish DORIS E. CARDEW Home Nursing, Clothing FRANCIS C. CARGO Physics NADIENE B. BRIGGS II ' DORIS M. CARLSON Physical Educa I n Commercial Page Fourluvn CHAMBERS 7 Latin, English NELL H. COLVIN WILLARD D. COOLEY, JR. Arifhmefic, Phys. Ed. English JAMES E. F. CHASE Q' ' , 0 Commercial Law .4 YG V RUTH E, COOLIDGE AV A English, Deon of Girls A N X . 4 -1 , :' - Y 'E ,H '- A - .'j,. -- - ,.,,,f4' .-sl 'Q X, Q9 go' Ns PAUL E' CLARK WILLIAM R. CRAIG Physical Educafion Page Fiftevn Social Sfudies, Phys. Ed GEORGE V. CRIPPS Music 1 E JEAN DENSMORE Journalism JOHN A. DOTY Decorating, Auto-painting ROSALI E R. DOWDY English, Library ROYAL F. DRESSEL Assisicmt Principal DONALD E. DUTCHER Trigonomeiry, Aeronautics HARRIET C. DICKINSON ADELE ERICKSON Ma AW. Page Sixteen Commercial C., MAURICE S. FALL Speech, Debaie, Dramuiics VIVIAN F. FLEMING Office Praciice, Typing CARROLL E. FORTRESS Counselor PAUL M. GRISWOLD Commercial J. J. HIEFTJE Mafhemcaii s FRANKLIN GRAHAM Mathematics, Phys. Ed. RAYMOND C. FORTIER Radio, Elecfronics Q 'LLL -Af Imac Svuvnlcvn 7 0 . ESTHER IDDLES Home Economics LUCILLE JUDD Home Economics MARY D. KAIFESH Assistant Librarian I J. CHRIS JENSEN REUBEN N. KEBLER Phys. Ed., Cross Country Agriculture 3 x .il '--2. ' ?. ROGER B. JOHNSON EDITH KLOSE Commercial Mathematics Page Eiqhlern ff , f K uv ,ff OLIVIA L. KRAUSE Art LYLE I. LANDRUM Printing, Journalism WILLIAM H. LEFANTY Driving Instructor v JACQUOLINE M. LENHART CIerIx GEORGES F. LEVIN French LOUISE A. McINTYRE Mathematics, Senior Adviser J. GORDON LE CRONIER EARLE McNEll. History, Government, Phys. Ed. Mathematics, Visiting Teacher Page Nineteen KATHERINE E. MAGILL English FRED R. MATTHEWS Machine Shop RUTH NAGLER Commercial GRAYSON NEWARK Chemisiry DON OGDEN Social Studies, Phys. Ed WILLIAM OGDEN Mofhemoiics, Phys. Ed. MARY v. MUMMERY ROBERT OLSEN English J IEVIQII I' 1 I I I J I - S Pnyv Tumnly E. BURT OSBORN Machine Trade R. VERNETTE PHELPS History, English RU BEY PETTY Commercial A N' WV Q- an-in-A WO- . MARY LOUISE PAYNE HARRIET A. PITTS Librarian L English HERBERT J. PETERSON ROY RANDALL Geography Drafting Pam' Tll'l'llfU-UIIC EDITH P. RINGS History, Government MARION A. SEAGER Clerk ELIZABETH SMITH Retailing MARGARET SPENCER Home Economics Wm wz, MARY C STODDARD History MARIE A. WENDLER Physical Education iw-L -.. ,VJ w.o.wr- H EMAKER ALVAR WEST STANAELCS O Woodshcp, Drafting Page Twenty-lwo BARBARA YEAGLEY ALMA YOUNG English English, German FRED L. YOSS Bookbinding i' GEORGE L. GREENAWALT JOHN AMOS Superintendeni of Schools Assistunf Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION HAROLD E. HANDLEY-President DAVID W. KENDALL-Vice-President MRS. W. A. HONER-Secretary L. W. SHERER-Treasurer M. WILSON ARTHUR CHARLES A. BOOS EARLE J. ENGLE MRS. J. H. FIRTH D. S. WILLIAMS Page Tuvenlll-Ihree A Secret Romance M wwf, Spanish Has Attractions A Cargo of Physics Ah-ah! No Spitballs In the Spring- A Storm Brewing The Maestro Puqv T1vPnlu-fwfr SIUIHNI HHVEHNMINI Q DO N ALD TO M9 Presicleut First Semester I'uur' TIl't'lIllI-NU xnf,'1TQ1'A NBLUE fflk ,jo N me P1 ebulent First Semestel' Pugv Tufenlu- 1 rv ,WL ff V' FIRST ROW: J. Fox, D. Toms, V. Blue. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dressel, E. Chrnielewski, B. Schmidt, D. Clemons, A. Worden, M. J. Hancock. STUDENT COUNCIL l.nuhi'x nu llw llnunril. ilx prnlzlrnix xurm' url' lnngli, In llu' llll'l'lll1llX H1011 will limi lnfx llw hiqyvsl Ifnllnvil Iflufl. Tho Student Vinum-il, coinposemi uf one l'OlJl'QSClllZlllVC from wc-li grurlo um! the lwesimlent, Vin-Q-lwesimlem, SCl'1'6lll1'Y and Tl'CZlSlll'C1' of the student liocly, wus piloted this scmestei' by Don Toms and Vuleta lllue. The rust uf the council were manic c'hui1'men of various sc-lmul activity committeos: Evelyn Cltmielcwski was lwucl ut' the sua-iul service committee: Hill Sc'hmiflt,, lmuilcling mul gmumls: .lustinzx Fox, intel--sclwol relations: VillCl,Ll Hluu, sm-ial committee: Al Worden, zilmu mulci' sung wmmitteog Dick Clonifms, ways and menus: um! lvlury June llum-uck, pulm- lic-ity miniuittve. TWELFTH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW.: V. Blue, M. J. Hancock, P. Flowers, L. Nichols, D. Padlo, E. Chmielewski, B. Calkins, N. Scott, J. Agui ar SECOND ROW: D. Toms, D. Mitchell, D. Clemons, T. Hackett, C. Beck, R. Cummings. THIRD ROW: D Anderson, B. Taylor, H. Januska, H. Sill. I'uur' 'I'i1u'l1I11-r'if1lxl FIRST ROW: J. Fox, M. Cyphers, C. McGill, B. Cavcmaugh, M, Ward, B. Hill, N. Hili. SECOND ROW: B. Bristol, B. Ambs, H. Reeves, S. Tivy, N. Kieme, B. Gibbs. THIRD ROW: H. Hargrove, B. Nasfally, A. Worden, H. Coddington, A. Ellis, C. Pepper. 51. X dl,-' V- EL'EVENTH . YADE REPRESENTATIVES Nw I-D . A ,.. '- . .5 . wJ L xxulx ff Hough the school mm .1 culm Iugsrluy, yuu sw stuulxs Q Q Minff.r 1 ru Lltvllillls ut'.lz1c-kscm High. do not he ulurmcfl. They are just il few wfjtlk x,- www 1' X litzxtives lute to assembly. Our rom are clwseu ouch semester by ' e 11:1 U mme wulus. zmcl meet r.mc'e an weclfto discuss VQIVIUUS prulmlems that ypgido , ,y luzxylgi 1 m the sr-Iwul. The I'i'es1rlv11t amd VICC-lll CS1flC11f of the sturlcm lmocly ww? ,,l1f,a.e1'tI1. Ol,'Q'2ll1lZ' on, and Mr. Ilrossel is the faculty urlviser. ,I ' Pi, I , 5 Wil D1 . .xy N. ,,bl.TEN'1'H GRADE REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: F. Johnson, M. A. Haviland, C. Zimmerman, M. A. Nelson, S. Cary, C. Moulton, S. Richardson. SECOND ROW: G. Dorsam, E. Blissick, K. Waters, D. McGee, B. Dickerson. THIRD ROW: J. Galbreclfh, W. Koler, J. Bronson, T, Travis, B. Schmidt. I'4l1n' TIIIPIIIII-Illllt' ROBERT DRAKE President Second Semester Puye Thirlu it . IQVICLYN CHMIELENYSKI pry Vice-Presirlent jf! Second Semester l'11gn' Tllfffll- I M I 'W ffyjgbn FIRST ROW: D. Toms, B. Drclke, E. Chmielewski SECOND ROW: Mr. Dressel, B. Covcxnuugh, A. Veiesk, V. B!ue, C. Zienerf, R. Torront, B. Schmidt. STUDENT COUNCIL SPUOIHI S1-llwslvl' al IN 'l'lu- K'1v11m'il is llw SIUKIUIII vxn'c'L1lix'n-imflyofIhosvlwul. With Mr. lin-sw 1. ' ' ll it mfmrriw wut Ilw pulia-ics clutcrmimrml by the Iivplvsolllaltivv As lwowmle-+I lmy Holm llmko zmrl l+Ivol,vn Vlmmiv Illvllllj' Qulns - '. -' -. svrnlmly. 'Flu' swulnl SUlNL'S1l'l' Qlhlllb was . Iuwski. Unnlnittw1-lmuirnu-n won-2 llill Sc-hmizlt, Iauilmling and gruumls: lion 'Poms ilmu-1'-svluwl Voluliuns: Furl Zie-lwrl, ways 1-mc! nwzms: Eve-ly11 i'hmicluwski. Sfwilll ' ' v 'nfl Arwlis Velvsk, sue-iul 131-tty K'z1x'm1a1L1g4l1. ulmu lnfllm. Ruth lcnr.mt. pulmllclt, , .1 s01'vic'v. TWELFTH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW- R. Torrcml, R. Mayo, V. Blue, D. Toms, E. Chmielewski, B. Drake, M. Hardie. SECOND ROW: L. Wood, D. Booth, B. Klyce, H. Johnson, J. Mcxclnicsh, P. Fowler. THIRD ROW: B. Cavuucsugh, B. Morrill, D. W. Pletcher, D. Scott, D. DeWeese, C. Zieneri, M. Crisenbcry. Imgn- Tlrirlyr-lum . ff ff vm, CAf?fA.Ll559W ELEVENTH GRADE FIRT ROW: C. Dohr, S. Chlysfelc, H. Avery, S. Billings, N. Townley. SECOND ROW: V. Sayers, M. Greenuwolf, A. Vefesk, J. Mochel, E. Brewer, M. Plumb. THIRD ROW: L. Lyvle, D. Smith, H. Coddinglon, B. Wickham, A. Ellis, M. Fry. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Sc-1-oml Svnlvstvl' Lnulli ix ll .vllulrnl rrp, In XlHl1t'Ill gnu, ln' xurv ix Iwp. Iinl lllllkll lln' lnwling is ull flour, llm1'x uflwn Lunlzi has lux fun. Du you remember all the fun we had during the year '48-'19 at the dances given hy the school? The Gay Nineties Review, the Frost Frolicf' and the 'llilossom Parade '? All those dances, and many more, were sponsored hy our representative assembly and were under the direction of the Vice-President of the student, body. The assembly is the student governing hody of the srhool, and sponsors the annual clothing drives and community chest contributions, as well as the dances. TENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: F. Johnson, P. Allen. C. Zimmerman, N. Waiclelich, K. Tisch, M. Bois, J. Digter, N. Price. SECOND ROW: B. Schmidv, K. Burdick, H. Boucher, B. Maifland, P. leeke. Page Thirfu-lliree Well, here we are- Be careful please! Because to us This was no breeze. We really worked To get this far- Like reaching for A distant star. We're awfully proud Of what we've done. 'Though a little sorry The battle's Won. But here we are On the following pages. We hope you'll remember us Down through the ages. -The Classes of '49. SENIHHS L, .5 .hi f e Class ' January Personalities 1949 H,-vlllhy WITTIEST MOST CHIVALROUS AND CHARMING Nancilie Heath-.lim Freeman Carolyn Bachman-Curl Keilh MOST FLIRTATIOUS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ALL-AROUND BEST LOOKING Barbara Gollum-Bill Fletcher Rita Rowland-'Wendell Cooper Greta Gibson-Bob Floros Belly Denton-Jim Werk K E , if li MOST TALKATIVE MOST STUDIOUS MOST POPULAR MOST SINCERE Dorolhy Hall-Ed Kresky Joefm Sims-Bill Buchanan Leah NicholsfBilI Burns Joan Kowol-Gordon Will ' l X i BIGGEST BLUFF MOST ORIGINAL MOST DIGNIFIED Dorothy Peters-Bob Dinis Phyllis Flick-Marvin Baxter JoAnne Braun-Bob Richardson Page Tliirty-si.:- WILLIAM BURNS Presideni CLASS COLORS Wild Blue and White. CLASS FLOWER Red Roses GRETA GIBSON Secretory 12B CLASS OFFICERS WILLIAM BU RNS President MARVIN BAXTER Vice-Presideni GRETA GIBSON Secretory ROBERT FLOROS Treasurer JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS MISS CARROLL BRATZ MR. FRED MATTHEWS Senfor Class Advisers WENDELL COOPER Vice-Presideni CLASS MOTTO '4Where man hath been, wisdom remams Page Thiriu-seven ROBERT FLOROS Treasurer ALEXANDER--Denny Baseball Football Track Wrestling lIe'x lillle, hill he's wise. lle's ii ummler fur hix size. ANDREWS-Phyllis Ruth Modern Dance Tennis Hall Guide She keeps its QIIPSSIIHI. BACHMAN-Carolyn Suzanne library Club Sports USIIYPUI um! Inv- elif. BEACH-George Louis Smit ull my 1-urex ure emletl. ' BAXTER-Marvin Robert 'l2B Vice-President Student Council Hall Guide Sports .X'nImfIy ivnnlfl lhink il, lull I um nulurullu l7lIX'lfIIl.H BELL-Arley l. Co-operative Club Why mulliers gel !Il'4'llf BRAUN-JoAnne .lean Treasurer of G.A.A. Ilnn'I try In esli- mnle what there is in tl quiel per- mn. BRININGSTOOL- BUCHANAN-William Richard Duane Elliot Retailing Varsity Band 'illen of few umrflx Silvn1. small uiul are Ihi' hes! sltulinusf' men. BUCREK-Raymond Robert ln hix qiiielmnvs lhere ix mix- 1'lllf'f.U CAHILL-Charlene Marie Co operative Club t'She liirnx her huelc un hnyx. und Ihvn runs 1Hll'lil17lll'11.U BURNS-William Ray l2B-'I2A President Student Council F.F.A. President Wrestling Nix pus! lou deep In review- llis fulure In nn- :-erluin lu fore- lull. CAUFFMAN-Carolyn Jean Girls' Chorus Sr'h1mI xlmilx my HVIIIIII' rluyf' CLARK-Donald Floyd CI.EMI?N:-Arden . Ri: ur V B cl I. , lirsllij .an -Student Council Apimiyl. inn Illllll- Swdem Rep. l ' Football Basketball .-t Iillle IIUIISPIISI' num mul then ls relished by Ihr wisesl men. Page Thirly-eight COOPER-Wendell Paul 12A Vice-President Student Rep. We uvnmier how he rhurms lhe lenellerx su. CORRAVO-Russell Baseball The nriginul rea- snn for Ihe leur-hers' pension fund. COULOMBE-Evelyn Marie Retail Club Her perxnlmlily muff foul gun. COULOMBE-Patricia Mae Quiel-hui Illlll elm-'.vn'l mean any lh ing. DENTON-Betty Rachel Euphony Choir Library Club lt'x nire lo be nn- lurul, if yuu're nulnrullyl ni1'4'. DITTIS-Robert Carl F.F.A. There ure tum lhings lhiii lmlher me- seliuul unil girls. ELLIOTT-Kenwood Davis Troubadours Football Manager Only Iwo things in life f'llllIll'- girls and fun. EWING-Puul Ivan Football Speak Inu' if you speak of sludy- ing. FLETCHER-Clare William Cafeteria ,'l.'lUI1lIS huppy llllfl lull of gin. FLICK-Phyllis Lucille Hall Guide Retail Club Softball Volleyball .l I prolly girl is lilcif Il meln1Iy. FLOROS-Robert Gerald l2B-'IZA Treasurer Hi-Y Football Track Slun1l in line, girls-1l1m'l rush. FREEMAN-Gordon James Troubadours Football Basketball Tennis Just ll prisonvr nf Illl7f'.n FREEMAN-Josephine Dolores Retailers Coeoperative Club Band Annual StaH Anybody gul ll Joke? FROST-Barry I.. Euphony Choir Swimming Only lime uvill lell. GALLAGHER- GALLANT-Barbara Raymond Joseph Ann Till-lul, my man, Hall Guide lhe girlsn umn'l G. A. A. hurl you. You know how In i whistle, 1Ion'l you ? GOOD-Richard .less Band Track QuiPI in school bul uh! when lie's !l11lSlIil'. GOUGHNOUR- Marilyn Ruth Euphony Choir Library Club Modern Dance Quivlness holds :ls nuvn rlignily. GRUTTEMEYER- Norman Meade Cross Country Wrestling Science Club Grail men ure rlying, 11n1I I 1lnn'l feel sn uvvll myself. HALFACRE-William Ralph , Track ' Band Proie:tor's Club A live mire nvmfr l 7 yvls Sll'lIIIl'li on. HALL-Dorothy Ann -4 1752 Band Modern Dance JD Library Club GIBBS-Joyce Ann Retail Selling Softball Ruin or shine, 111- ufuys llie same. Gibson-Greta Joan Vice-Pres. G.A.A. Hall Guide Dramatics Debate Everyone lilcvs ll self-mulls' umnmnf' Page Thirty-nine Like ll revolving floor. she never shuls up. HEATH-Nancilie Lorraine Band G.A.A. Girls' Chorus Modern Dance Life is slmrl llllll so um I. HUGHES-Colonel Harry Hi-Y Tumbling Trcubadaurs Library Club lI's ll 'lll'llll'l'lS I life for mv. t. JACKSON-Arthur Manning Proiector's Club Hi-Y Cross Country Swimming Where did you gel lhuse su.l'f ' JACKSON-Irwin Eugene Stagecraft Club Quiet in u friend- ly sur! uf' muy. KEITH-Carl Eugene Baseball Football Basketball Track The class is full of cards, bill he's Ihe only joker. KINT-Ralland Ellsworth The only urny lu lmue u friend is In he une. KOWAL-Joan Grace llun'i umrry. il makes deep wrinkles. KRESKY-Edward lee Football Small und willy. l.eMAR-Clarence Richard The quiel lime-- in xrhnnl, lhui is. LEWIS-Dale John Wayne Baseball Basketball Football .Valure boy. MEISEL-Shirlee Ann Hall Guide Dramatics G.A.A. Retail Club My dress is rich- ly figured. MILLBEN-Blanche lone Phyllis Wheatly Tennis Baseball l'ersormlily plus. NAGELE-Francis Clarence Euphong Choir Trouba ours Wrestling .lust call me Frank. MOORE-James Allen Hi-Y Sr. Football Stagecraft Club The sludiuus lime. NICHOLS-Leah Ann G.A.A. Hall Guide Student Rep. Band Moiorette A friend in need is a friend in- deed. OLIVER-Helen PEPPER-Evelyn Co-operative Club Katherine Baseball Band Volleyball Hall Guide Modern Dance Gypsy in my snulf' Archery Modern Dance Oh, for lhe limi' nf man. Page Forly PETERS-Dorothy Janet Euphony Choir Girls' Chorus Retail Club Modern Dance Beauty, brains und bluff. POYNTER-Wilson Alexander Typographical Soc. Surry, fellnuvs, I lmm' In luke cure nf kids. RICHARDSON-Robert Dean Typographical Soc. .Vuughlll, but n ive. ROWLAND-Rita June Hall Guide Student Rep. and Council Dramatics Modern Dance As I forge uheud, jusl urulvh my srrmlcef, SCOTT-Jerry Dean Baseball Swimming Basketball Tun bud, girls, everyone rfun'l have him. SHELTON-Jack Kenneth l.eulliernef'k. SIMS-Juelta Mae Girls' Chorus Phyllis Wheatly Sr. Modern Dance library Club Willing brain and winning smile. SNYDER-Robert Lee Baseball Football Swimming Cross Country lt's better to wear out than to rust out. SNYDER-Walter lewis Band Drum Major Ile steps high, wide and hand- some in gold braid ami brass buttons. STANFIELD-Byron John F.F.A. Baseball Basketball Wrestling Good nature and good sense, a great combina- tion. SUGGITT-Phyllis Marilyn Euphony Choir Swimming Modern Dance She has a friend- ly smile for everyone. SWEENEY-Richard Eldon Track Baseball Football Basketball Hard telling what these quiet fel- lows will do when no one is looking. UPCHURCH-Martha Maalou Girls' Chorus Phyllis Wheatly Sr. Modern Dance Lively and pleas- ant. VqNDERl.YN-Daryl r. Band Orchestra Easy does ii. VIKING-Loohi Q. WELLS-Richard Yearbook Ernest General Nuisance Liked by all who Girls' Sports Ile who bottles up his spirits is a corker. know him. L I Sv There's no treas- WERK-James Eugene WETZEL-Diane Football Pfltfifie n . Who knows-if I CWOP Relmllng kiss enough My friend, Mr. people I may be McNeill President some day. Page Forty-one WILL-Gordon A. Football Basketball Tall and manly, without a doubt, the kind of man girls dream about. WILLIAMS-Virginia Rose Swimming Softball A good friend to everyone. WOLCOTT- Richard H. ure like the treasure of a faithful friend. CAMERA SHY Howard Alton Andrews Roland Eugene Ball William Eugene Cadwallader Louie J. Eliot? Rita Joan Freedman Robert Roy Julian David H. Rogers Herbert Charles Spalford, Jr. Reuben Edward Upchurch Ye-ry sim-4-ri-ly yours Class Personalities MOST SINCERE Donna Booth-Rudy Herzberg MOST STUDIOUS BEST LOOKING Violet Zirovich-Ari Solak Kathleen McDonald-Dean Scoit MOST POPULAR MOST FLIRTATIOUS Tukv an li-th-I' June 1949 MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED Mary Jane Hancock-Henry Sill BIGGEST BLUFF MOST ORIGINAL Barbara Cubic-Nard Levy Beverly Maryanski-Don Mitchell I WITTIEST MOST TALKATIVE Evelyn Chmielewski-Don Toms Joyce Laskey-Bob Snell Donna Sherwood-Bob McDonald Shirley Lyons-Jim Phelan MOST CHARMING AND CHIVALROUS BEST ALL-AROUND MOST DIGNIFIED Wanda Glennellay Juszczyk Helen Johnson-Wally Server Genevieve Ollier-Tom Haskell Page Ifnrly-lum DON TOMS Presideni DONNA BOOTH Secretary 12B CLASS OFFICERS DICK MAY President LOUISE MOORE Vice-President WANDA GLENN Secretory ART SOTAK Treasurer JUNE CLASS OFFICERS MISS LOUISE McINTYRE Senior Class Advisor LOUISE MOORE Vice-Presideni I-I rfb? ff f M Page Fnriy-Ihree 7!f74'f'9'E RUDY HERZBERG Treasurer ACKER-Richard C. Football Wrestling Who uvnnls io xlnriy? ADAMS-Kenneth Wayne Football Track .-l youll llllIlPlP, n gooil friend, onzl Il yooil rlixpoxi- lion. ADAMSON-Retha Estelle Biology Club Something svnli- mvnlnlf' ' AGUILAR-Joan Marie Euphony Choir Student Rep. Dramatics Hall Guide lioo1l lIlllllI't' is xlronyvr lhun nnyvrf' ALBAN-Malene Judith Foedus Slw'll limi n muy. ALGER-leon John Football F.F.A. Camera Club Hive me n plonr uml l'll shour you how. ANDERSON-Richard Lawrence Tennis Camera Club Student Rep. lI'x Ihr' qnivl peole who fu'- romplixh llllIi'II.H ANDERSON-Paul . Robert Was I .vle'i'ying2 ' ARNTSON-Marilyn Alice Hall Guide Euphony Choir Girls' Chorus .l modes! munnvr lwfits any formula. S ATKINS-Jack Just lei yourself ' yo. IZA IR-Nancy lou Euphony Choir Girls' Chorus Madrigal Club Viking Assembly I lnim' Info hob- AUBREY-Virginia Camera Club Science Club Hall Guide Student Rep. .4l1li', rn-live, urilh brains and poixv. Shi' :Ions u Iol nrilhonl nny noise. BAKER-Keith Duane Football Baseball IIon'l lvl your slnrlics inlerferv zvilh your high bies-fmnsic and school erlurn- l1oyx. BAKER-Marlene Ann Hall Guide Modern Dance ln her. quietness llwrv is 1-harm. tion. BARKEY-Juanita Mae Retailing Colin nnrl unrul- flerl as u sum- mer sen. BARNUM-Elaine Band Modern Dance A mnirivn luozivsl is sPlf-1msS- rsxeiif' BARTLETT-Donna lou Euphony Choir Madrigal Choir Swimming Thy kind of' girl yon look nl Inline. BAXTER-Dorothy Marie Modern Dance Phyllis Wheatly Viking Assembly I miyhl be xmnll, I1nI l yet around. BECK-Curtis Arthur Student Rep. Hall Guide Football Yon i'un'l ki-vp n yoorl lllllll flown. BENNETT-Homer Charles Football Track I m Alillllllllll on BALAWENDER-Irene Jane Hall Guide Social Service A gouri vurf' for Ilnf bluffs. Page Forty-four Ihe brink of sur'- f-exxe-1non'l someona- push me off? 4 BERGER-Mary Frances As pleuxunl and as varied as llle seasons. BICY-Olie Mau Euphony Choir Phyllis Wheatly Sr. Sports Oh, lnul: al me nuu1. ' - , .. . ' ' In ' n a I I I BIGELOW-Patricia lamoille Bowling Qniel nnrl 1'v.wrv- 011, hu! with ll :vsl for fun. BILLINGS-lilliun Eudora G.A.A. Hall Guide A friend in:lvc'11. BIRNEY-Charlene Marie Camera Club Foedus A xilvnl I1ll1lll'i'.' il run' lhulg m zz murmur. BLAKLEY-Marie Virghiu Hall Guide 0 Volleyba l Brains lI'l'l'.I eucryllring--'bul -, 11011 l'f'l'llllIllII Q mln. , T' . Q BLUE-Valeta Neva Vice-Pres. Student Body Annual Staff Art Club Hall Guide 'A girl who lcnuuvs lliercfx u way- unrl finds il. BOND-Crarles Richard Proiectors Club A 1ll'lI1l6'lllllll und ll Nf'llIl1llI'.u . ' Q ..:....:,, E , if -.g l 1 BOOTH-Jacquelyn Joanne Foedus Camera Club Quivl of x1w4'rI1 unrl gvnllc of lIllllIlll'l'.n BRADNER-lucy Hall Guide Demoiselles Modern Dance Annual Staff She .wffnrx quivl. hui flu wv know lu'rI ' .4 BOOTH-Donna Jean Dramatics l2A Class Sec. Hall Guide Demaiselles WiIh luis of 11011 unrl Inlx af fun, Slw's om' Ihul'.v liked' by i'vc'l'y- nnv. Q' 9 Q , ef N 9 BRINKMAN-Beverly Jean Retailing Club Ihr llmughlx ure in llm fulurc.', BRONDYKE-Rirhard Duane Euphony Choir Boys' Chorus Cross Country Tennis When jny and rlulu vluxh, Ie! duly go lo SIIHISILH ,5,iif2i2:fzv.. ii' I BROOKS-Barbara E. I .- - Euphony Choir in ., fi? . V S 1' is ll perpvl- vgifi h' 'Wk ul founluin of mul sense. . + f ,l,.. OYCE-Hom hd' Football Baskmbun BROWN-Eleanor Hall Guide Jem' Student Rep. Tennis -L Hall Guide Itig slull'. BRAUN-Martin Wurster Hall Guide Tennis Sunuffluy I'll flu x0mell1iny-- wlull il is I 1lon'l know gal. BREWER-Nancy Jane Hall Guide Student Rep. We we tlwxv wnnls um! liml llzem Irma Rvul lrivmls ure ru-ry ft'll'.H BRIN INSTOOL-Doris Maxine Retailing Club She svzvx in lim- t.w'1ur1. Puma Forty-live Ax szrwvl und quivl fix Ihr' xurnnzvr xkivsh- unlil you .-:ec ilu: misi'hii'f in Iwr vm-s. BROWN-Sandra .loan Bi-Weekly Staff Student Rep. Hall Guide Social Service She uvnulrl xlup Sl. I,l'l1!l S roll will lv ask u lllll'SllUll. BUlLIS-David Wrestling Football Care has nn plrwv in my lil'v. pt. CL. 1.9 BULSON-Joy Ellen Annual Staff Hall Guide Demoiselles Modern Dance Anil uvlmI'x mon' -har mum' is Jay. BURGESS-Patricia Anna Student Rep. Dramatics Port Huron school paper 'Rl girl wilh Il rlunplx' in Iivr vltvvk nmlcvs u rlvnl in u llllllilx Iimzrlf' BURLINGHAM-Jack Eugene Band Horsey pluyx well, Inu. BUTKIEWICZ-Frank Joe Camera Club Track Football 'Rl num ol' rirliult, rullivr llmn umrflxl' CALKINS-Beverly Mae Student Rep. Hall Guide Modern Dance Demoiselles Il'x ull rigltl In lum' lulmunily. bul I wus horn 11 .Vlll'1'IllIISI.'l CARPENTER-William Forrest Il'Iml Iilllv IN' .vnyx is worlh wailing lu Izmir. CARY-Mary Jane Modern Dance Cunr'vnll'nf1'rl sunxh min' CHAPPEL-Jeald Edward Euphony Choir Library Club Co-op. Oflice Train. ImIv.v uwre mmlv In lu' Izrnlsunf' CHAPIN-Jacquslyn CHMIEL-Phillip MUV l'm un ordinary Hall Guide man. l'lIn1'm'rl4'II. CHMIELEWSKI- Evelyn Vice-Pres. Student Body Student Rep. Student Council Modern Dance l.im' wire vmit ling xpurks ul wil. CLARKE-Penelope Euphony Choir Modern Dance Hall Guide Snap lirurlclvf PIIIIIU 'ttlrlke ' nizlxir' COOK-Douglas Robert Baseball Basketball Football Student Rep. Ifm'ry inrlt tl mun ---lhe mlmll' sim l'P0l. COOKE-Beverly Jane COOLEY-Marilyn I.. 1 Hall Guide l Modern Dance Band Faedus Hall Guide I lurn my hui-I: Mofiernlnance V un buys-Ilwn I .IIICP lun! V ' ' run Inu-k1mu'rls. likes nic! 'lln .- I un f I II x B E ' why I'm su Imp- pu--.wP? Page I m'lu-xi.r CORUM-Lamonte Curtis Annual Staff Library Club Dramatics Cross Country I um Inu.-wIl'. COTTON-William Edward Dramatics Debate F,F,A. In luur liux Itix runbilinnx, in polilirx lltv Imlu' of his r1u'1'. Ellen Hall Guide , Co-op Retailers 'g:ouNrnYMAN-Rm ' ff'WIml um src is mainly mlm! we luolc fur. COX-Betty Jean Co-op Omce Train. Thu Iuss .wi nvul, will: xmilv so .YlHl'l'I. CREERY-Barbara .lean Retailing .X'uI1mly knows. CRISENBERY- Marilyn Irene Dramatics Hall Guile Student Rep. Art Club 1mn'1 pic-lc mu up nnlil I fall clown. CROSS-Anna Mae Hall Guide ' G.A.A. I I library Club I Dramati s 'Rl pvlillgusx with 11 li hour! and me , u 11 ntirers. ' ' ' I L I D CUBIC-Barbara Joon Sfuclenl Rep. Hall Guide Dramotics Debare She Iulkwl, xlu' xmilcfl. our hvrlrls xlu' wilcrlf' CUMMINS-Richard Frank Siudeni Rep. Truly ll yvnllv- num-lu' prefers l1lmzrlz's. CURTISS-Jeannette Rosa Euphony Choir Girls' Chorus Refailing Club On lhe lwwl- xhv x u devil. CURTIS-Mary Helen Biology Club Madrigal Choir Studeni Rep. Euphony Choir '.l lJl'lllll' vhr u1'I1'r n mu.' f 1 - , ncx. . ' . CZAJCZYNSKI-Alice Relcliling Club 'lmrk hair, xhin- ing eyes, mvrry llll!llIII SllL S ll prize. CZARNECKI-Jack John Baseball 'Noi Ion good, lllll gum! for sonzv- lh in y. DAVIS-Byron Foofbalj Wresfling .Vol lhe chip ull' lhe olrl lzlnvlc, buf lhv nlrl I1lur'lsl1in1s0lf'. 1 E Q 5 fm A l S I 5 f W N DAVIS-Edwin ll'lml ilu you Ihinlc, l'1'nf'0x- snr. DECKER-Rilubell Girls' Chorus Swimming G.A.A. Co-op Office Train. Tn lmnz' u frivnrl is In ln' une. O i x P J. I Yr' a' Ly Xfe 'jiff- ri Q' it . 1, l lf DeWEESE-Richard Lee F.F.A. Football Hall Guide ll'i1'kv1l brown 1-yvx are rlungvr- uns Ihmgx, nflen lfvrp IIS from E x plrou I ix y Q irings. 1 DISSMEYER-.loan N Egrruine Annual Staff Art Club Hall Guide in Modlrn Dance Har fulure lies in un url gallery. DOWLING-Mahlon Hugh Hclll Guide Badminton Safely Club 'tilvvlmexx will: lmllwr. ' DRAKE-Reber! Lincoln Pres. Student Body Bi-Weekly Sloff Student Rep. Sporis lfnlrl. willy und llffllllllil--ll lu'lr'eless num. DUDLEY-Yvonne Leo Hall Guile Demoiselles Tennis I lmm' Iwo hub- lz ivx -buys unll 1mr.w.w. DULL-Donald L Football Badminton J.H.T.iS. Who lcnnzvx mlm! DEMOREST-Jack Ronald Illini work hnllls no mnrrivx for him -he jus! lvls ll go. DETWYLER-June Anne Hall Guide G.A.A. Sporls .l .v warm ami bright us June. I Puyi' I UI'lll-8l'Ut'Il lcnnwlwlgch lurks IH the mmf! of llllllllr' DUTTON-Dixie Lee Girls' Chorus Retailing Club .l yiyglv, ll flush, n srvvurn, rr l'lllSl17lll1ll.S lll.l'll'. EDGER-Muriorie Bello Girls' Chorus Co-op Ollice Train. 'Saver-l, .wilenl and tlt'l1llll'0.n ELLIS-Betty Rae G.A.A. Band Hall Guide Biology Club Always smiling, never glam ,- She'x a happy. eheerful elium. EMERY-William Herbert F.F.A. Ile looks quiel. hill - EWERS-Marorie Ilene Dramatics Student Rep. Hall Guide Safety Club She awn our hearts avilh her eheery smile and our admira- tion nvilh her ability. FAY-Dolores Jean Dramatic: Hall Guide Volleyball ln whom gmail nalare and guurl sense have ever -lYllllPll.'i If J FLOWERS-Patricia' Ann I ' jnnual SNR Science Club Student R p. l Swimming I Bl gffl so jolly,- ,plrluiserl lollll lhnl's melan- J i-holy. C' FORD-Janet Hall Guide Retailing Club Student Rep. Student Council A fair rnrleriar is a silenl revam- menalulinn. U .P FORD-Muttye Jo FORD-Sally Ann Girls' Chorus Modern Dance Swimming Tennis CWOP omfe PWC- 0ne's very smile .l ligfhl hearl gains many a lines lang. friend. FOVlll.ER-Doris FOX-Ellen Joyce El'mb h Demoiselles Her eyex sparkle Hall Guide wllh leheerful- Swimming new' Sureel, smoulli anrl shy. FRAZER-Barbara lea FRAZIER-Richard lee Demoiselles Band Sports Student Rep. Hall Guide Track Care has no plaee 'Kllixs Original. in m11life. FREEMAN-Richard FUGATE-Warren Donald Glenn Baseball F-AA. lVhal'.v lhe use of Why :In lullay worrying? whal I can pal ull' lil lumur- raw i ' Page Farly-eiyhl 1 GALICKI-Joseph Stanley Hall Guide Oh, llllllll mis- eliief lie.-: behiml llmse :lark eyes. GALLUP-Margaret Elizabeth Modern Dance Tennis Suveel ax jas- mine. GAMBEL-Marian Jane Student Rep. Tennis ' Hull Guida g D Fl: lake a ' f e ia -e - ' .TJ X ry ' 'X - . - v , 1 ,iv GIBSON-John Gary F.F.A. Tennis Student Rep. A xhell of shy- ness 1-uners a liearl af galil. GLENN-Wanda Ann Demoiselles Modern Dance Sec. of 12B Class Why ean'l lhere be inure like her2 ' GOULD-Elizabeth Marie She's a friend lhraimh lhielc anrl thin. GREENE-Marilyn louise Modern Dance Tennis li'rixk am! breezy. K. 3 GRIFFITH-Margie louise Hall Guide Demoiselles Swimming Ax 4-ule ux ci buy'x cur. HANSEN-Delbert Duane l'1n new lo ll1ix. HARDIE-Margaret Alison Student Rep. Hall Guide Science Club Yun c-un'l judyv fl book by its r'over. HAVEN-Ralph Eldon Boys' Chorus Hall Guide Swimming llix innocent feu- lllI:l'S are mix- r'Ilwf'x mark. l 'h a I , w S H V y' 1 ' y HWKETT-Thomus I I HENDERSON-Rohan . 'f owark ' ' Arthur SNQN Rep. Foolball lglH'ary'SiQb Cross Counlry ' 'uma ' U Buys will bc . Hall Quhle Imuxy Ara fxif? any I Flin' ll noun' 1:0 you' o ' i if , 5 l X 5 HAMisrA'n-Glenna Marlena HENSLEY-David Max Library Club Foolball A penny for your Hall Guide llmnglzlxf' MTI!-1' guy mfvrlx ll girl. HARDWICK-James HARRIS-Reber! Arlhur Engng, Track F.F..A. AMI'-T -sh -I Wulf'liiny and Pho'09 PhY H - n ON 'Ia wailing. Ho rlovx his purl HERL-Mary Ann Dia e , , Tennis null: lhllillllllfl --110110, Mun I Swimming Iwurl. ,fone ill! Spanish l'mllul1py- lrul mllvn do wc m'ulC ' HARROD-Richard N. HART-Terry - IIix rurvx arc' now Foolboll - - - HI3llA::l'OCK Lou Ella pmledru xvgnsgigige Higxam Wllliqm Euphony Choir Swimming Girls' Chorus Sweelvr llmn uwrrlx mn ea'- prcxxf' HANCOCK-Mary Jane Bi-Weekly Staff Sfudenf Rep. and Council Demoiselles Hall Guide Sim Ixus ri smile lliul wins. HANDLEY-Edward William Sludenl Rep. Hall Guide Slagecrafl Club Dramatics 'L-l friend I all und to lllffmf J 1 lj li W iiii . 1 l, ff .K Where do I go from here? HATCH-Hugh corbyn Housiurnns-Hugh ' Basketball Yun lnlk lun Baseball nilu-li... 'Student Rep. Hall Guile Ilan: does lm kerp xu clu'crful? Page Furl!!-nine Baseball Cross Country TIIUITC' muxl In- un vuxwr rung. HERSHA-Lee Russell Relailing Club I uvon'l lvl! u xnulf' HERZBERG-Rudy Frank Foolball Wreslling 12A Class Treus. Studenl Rep. 'Tuugh. hu! oh, so genllvf' HEWITT-Delbert Owen Cafeteria Q11i1'1 111111 sl111. 11111 1111 him 111111 1-1111 r1'I11. HILBORN-Patricia Ann Co-op Retailers l'l'l111l s11f1'1'l 111'- li11l11 ll 1111i1'1 li1'1' llf1'UI'llX.n HILLS-David Ariss Wrestling Cross Country Science Club Euphony Chair Ulllfllli 11111. girls. s111111' 111111 111' llitlll t'1llll'l!ll'.H HILLS-William Richards Sports 'iS1l1Il'l 11111 l'1t1 XIlllllll1l.U HIMES-Norma .lean Hall Guide Tennis uTl11'l'l'vS NllIlS1Illll' in 111'1' IlltlI1lll'I'.' HINKLE-Norman Russell Football Basketball Track S1'l11111l ix tl 11111111 1111111 1l1it111. 17111 1'1111 ll 11111111 llllllfl 111 1l1'111l1Z ' HINKLE-Jack Gardner Tennis Baseball Student Rep. I xl11111l11 111' 11 llltlll, 11111 I 111' s1il1 11111 It 1111111 11-1111 111 qr111v. HINTON-Darrell lee Boys' Chorus J:H :T.S. Sports The sort 11f fel- l111v 1111111111 llfl' 1111 like. HODGES-Patricia Jean Euphony Choir Madrigal Choir Hall Guide li11I1h1i1111 1111111 111'11, N111' smilvx l11'r 1111111 11I111111. HOLMES-Margaret Elaine Modern Dance .ll11 11111r11! HOLTON-George Robert Proiector's Club lf 11111: 11r1'r1' 1'l1'1'- 11'i1'il1l, 111' 1111111111 111' Il 11111ve1'- 1lUllSl'.U HODGES-Joyce Marie Bi-Weekly Stafl Swimming Tennis li1'1111ty, charm 111111 brains, all in one package. HOFFMAN-Margaret Maurine Modern Dance Thinks Ill1I1'1l 111111 l11l1:s lil1l1'. HOU-Gilbert Franklin llc 1111111 l'llll I1l11sl1 ix 111'l11'r 11111n he 1111111 1l1l'llS 111111'. MWPMQ HOOKER-Harald Allen Golf l1'x ll 11111111 lif1'.' Pays Fifly HOOPINGARNER- Joan Audra Annual Stat? Student Rep. Modern Dance Like ll 1-111111'r11- lulx 11f x111111. HORSFORD-Everett Britten Basketball Baseball Band Orchestra Ile 1'111111111 bv 11111 1111807 ' HUBER-Barbara louise Bi-Weekly Staff Art Club Modern Dance l'1111 111111111 l11'r 1711 ll11' 1111130-sl11' 1I111's11'1 l1l1l1C1'.' HUDLER-Nancy Ann Modern Dance Art Club lllllflf of lt lfll11l.' HUMPHREY- Claudette Joan S1111'1:1 Sin111li1'- 1111. HURD-Ola Rut G.A.A. Band CJ Badm'nto Ph Ili e t . Sl11' I ' by I1 .s 011. 111111 ' ll Q . I 1 1,01 0' HUYCK-Mary Anita Hall Guide Modern Dance Co-op Omce Train. li11i1'1y 111ing11'x 111ill1 1111i1'l111'ss.' f1llll'1 11i1111iI11. llll' IWANICKI- Helen Elinor Hall Guide Tennis Social Service A dancing doll. JACOBS-Fred William Hi-Y Tumbling Boys' Chorus Stagocroft Club Hard work never dill agree will: me. JACOBS-John William Euphony Choir Boys' Chorus Sports Slap me if ynu'r1c heard Ihis one. JAQUITH-Charles E. Bi-Weeltly Staff Camera Club Sports lf lalk were mater, lic would he a floodf' JANUSKA-Henry Anthony Basketball Cross Country tudent Rep. A fellow whrfs got everyllzingf' JANUSZ-Aynes Grace Retailers A .llaid sweel and proper. JENKINS-Kathryn Louise Camera Club Euphony Choir Life is full of good lillle sur- prisesf' JOHNSON-Arvada JOHNSON-Dorothy 'Htl' Euphony Choir Modern Dance G.A.A. Sports Sports Euphony Choir Phyllis Wheatly Sr. She's a charmcrl' She has lo he known In be really appreci- r1le1l. JOHNSON-Helen Christine Student Rep Cheerleader Hall Guide Modern Dance Pep, poise and personality. Page JOHNSON-Marian Kay Hall Guide Camera Club Full ol' fun. and inrluslrmas, loo. -one Fifly JOHNSON-Morlyn Edward Football Reslless as fl lllll'l1lSll ielrl wiper. JOl.lEY-Gloria Jean Swimming She's a jolly good sport. JONES-R Dale Varsity Band Science Club The midnight nil l've nol lmrl lo barn loo much. JOWE-Evelyn L. Student Rep. Tennis Modern Dance She lends per- sonalily lo her name. JUSZCZYK-Raymond Thomas Basketball Football Hall Guide Student Rep. ,lll1leIie and lull, aliiood friend lo a .' KAYWOOD-Virginia Marlena Bi-Weekly Stall library Club Foedus el goorl, sleady worker. KENIROFF-John Jordan Swimming Track As unplanned as a luer-ouglif' KEELER-Shirlee Ann '.l quivl lilllz' girl will: ll quivl lillll- muy. KELLER-Phillip Shafer Euphony Choir 'lIv'.v unc julcvr in llu' rlw-lc. KELLY-Gerald Edward Track Football 'll ruviny Cusa- Izumi. KEY-Edward Raymond Euphony hoir 'iSUIIll'llIlll'S lm' wumlvr wlml llwsv quivl lmyx will flu. KEYES-Jaan Elaine Annual Staff Debate . Euphony Choir Student Rep. 'ASIN' knuwx ll'lllll'S mimi. KING-Donald Allen Basketball Baseball Cross Country Thu line furmx lu Ilia rigylzl, girls. KING-Nancy Cheerleader Euphony Choir Student Rep. Modern Dance Slw'x unulher um' ul' lhuse vhnrm- ing girlx Ilml mukvs uur 1-lrlxs f1lllllIll8.H KINT-Lenora Irene KLYCE-William Co-op Omce Train. Ulm in ri mil- Henry. Jr. Student Rep. lion, l1's funny wlml llxesv bluffs can gel away milh. KOBERT--Charles Millison F.F.A. Praectar's Club Wlml will .Infla- sun lligll flu wilhuul llml Iulnrly mun? KONIECZKI-Edward Thadrleaus F.F.A, I1ix friends url' m1iny-- -his fuvs, uw llwrv unyZ ' KOLSTER-Robert Kenneth 1lvrl' is u fvlluw you uughl lu lcnuwf' KONIECZKI-Joseph Casmir F.F.A. IIe's um' Ilmlfw mall-uzm' unu- wlwruf' if nl KOZIOI.-Frank John 7 ima un my lmmlx. KRAUSS-Mary louise Foedus Modern Dance Simple, slvuilfusl unrl d0rnnI'c. l'ug1v lslflll-llllll KROPP-Robert Russell Tim Nl'll1Illl will lw u ilvrul plrlcc' willluul hun. KUBISH-Mariorie Ann Euphany Choir Swimming Tennis Co-op Tet il Clul? Herv's ll 'l e fill lil-JL' 4 ' g My ill! LAPP-John, Jr. Track Tumbling Thinking is an iilla' waste uf Mme. LARGE-Suzanne Alice Demoiselles Annual Stall Hall Guide Modern Dance Slvml1-r, lvnrlvr uml lull. LARKEY-Cynthia Anne Hall Guide Tumbling Sports Oh, luulc il lheri. -- uin'l .wha purly Z ' l.aROCK-Beverly .loan Modern Dance Tennis Smiles muy 1-um: smiles muy gui lm! giggles yu on fun' vu r. ' ' LASKEY-Joyce Ann Band Maiorette Modern Dance Orchestra Sports 'Illy mvmury lx llu lhing I furgvl wilh. , LAYMON-Walter Ray Boys' Chorus 'l'lierv's ll lufinlcli' in liix vw. LEAVY-laurel lillian Bi-Weekly Staff Student Rep. Social Service ln lier smile ix :mire um! c'lmrm. LEVY-Bernard Howard Baseball Football Cross Country Greater men Iliun l may lmlw llllfllilllll I llntlbl il. LEWIS-Helen Mae G.A.A. I wumler. flu um know lu'l'Z ' LINTNER-Mary Louise Girls' Chorus Retailers Lillie suifl ix .wunvxl mend- erl LIST-lais Jean Band Modern Dance Camera Club Annual Staff A fluuyhler nl' llu' lirulx. rliirilwly lull nnrl vlivinely fuir. ' LONG-Norma Jean Band You think of l'1u'rylliiny. LOSEY-Ann Louise Co-ap Omce Train. it gum! xpurl ull lltv muy lll'0IlllII.H LOSEY-Gerald Lloyd Retailers 'Els lrm' In his frivnrls us llu' rliul ix In llw sun. LYONS-Shirley Rosanne Cheerlead Demoiselles Camera Club Modern Dance l um. MaclNTOSH-James Roger Hall Guide Baseball Student Rep. Ilix xlvrn e.1' Irvs- I sign reveals li lIllSflf.u 'un lmu-lw1'1' I MacDONAlD-- Barbara Ann Ostara Modern Dance Tennis 'A.lll.l'l0l!l unrl I lzum' m'1u'I' m1'l. MacDONAl.D-Rnbert Earl Baseball Football Student Rep. Well, urlm1'll il lie'-rruliu or 1zvuler? MQCLARNON- McCOLlUM-Rovert Jacqueline Lee Armein Hall Guide ll0'x llu' one! Ostara 'Wim' in ezwry snr! of muy. Page Filly-llirve McCl.AlN-Desseree Girls' Chorus Badminton Uniting slum' fun nul of life. Mcg2REIGHT-William Bi-Weekly Staff Euphony Choir Camera Club ll4'g1, lll!lillVlll'l'l S my vunwru? McDONAlD-Colleen Margaret Tennis Swimming Sln s ux prolly as ll pi:-Iiirv: nivv l'rfum', lou. McDONAlD-Kathleen Rosetta Swimming Tennis Slig1nvss is Ilia xivvvl IYlI'll1l' of lil'z'. McGONEGAl-Janice Beverly Tennis Badminton Volleyball Modern Dance ll'illi laughing ayex unzl liuppy 4IisnuxiIiun. Mc OWAN Kathleen I-W Staff t ep. D mat'cs Moder nce Jill' ft u 1 or wr- 7 ,A f- I MAGIERA-Frank Steve Football liuslz1'uI-Imf Ilzvy 1lrm'I 1-ome uny I1c'll1'r'. MAIN-Hamer leroy Proiector's Club Sometimes I won- der! MALLORY-Alpa Ervin, Jr. Hall Guide A little bashful and a little shy, but always smil- ing-'I wnntter whyI ' MALLORY-Dorothy Irene library Club Girls' Chorus Just being happy is a lille thing to flu. MAnKiEw1cz-Hmiy Carl Baseball Basketball Football 'Elle never lets sehuol wort: in- terfere with anything. s N v A F' MARKS-Sue Carol Student Rep. Hall Guide 0 ocial Service ' Sweet as sugar-- unratiunerI. x MARYANSKI-Beverly Jane Hall Guide Art Club Social Serpice His name is tins. MARTIN-Glenn Lee Boys' Chorus livery guy has his devilish mn- ments. Qc. I z D N 'Dt I if ' 5 xxx l ff X7 l MATTESON- MAY-RiclLi5:lUcl4iies. MILLER-Marilyn Margaret Anne pombqll ' Juno Dewogeilies gengis' R . Safety Club H i e tu ent . - 4' -'El 1- ' '- Siihdenil Rep. 12B lf' X t eimffeil Pfl'lCl She's pretty to An a -llFlll Q walk with anrl gum! yuy.' witty to tall: with. K, MAYO-Robert Football Baseball Student Rep. fl man almve rc- lll'0tlC1l . I . l MERRY-John Howland Football Wrestlin Science Club Cafeteria A swell sort of fellow whom w all like. 6 MELVILLE-Yvonne Doryce Modern Dance Tumbling She looks like an angel, but is she? MILLER-Arthur Stalker His xtnz-erity is to be lIllllllI'f'll.n MILLER-Adele MILLER-James Albert B 'b Cross Country Science Club grriglatics .. . . Y . 0 hire tl xlglntifs ml ,Pasebcm an tl, the less you learn, the less Ns ynn'll have in X ,Lv remember. NYSA- 0- X AJLO me Ol Q-olw Page Fifty-four MILLER-Mary Della Retailers The beauty of a tally is her gen- Ilenessf' MILLER-Monica Joyce G.A.A. Foedus Q11ietnes.s, a thing quite rare. MILLS-Norma Jeanne lt takes a long time to forget her kind. MINOR-Richard C. Basketball Baseball I'refers a basket- ball to a girl. MINTON-William Student Rep. Student Council Euphony Choir Stagecraft Club Fur he's a jolly youd fellow! MITCHELL-Donald Kenneth Student Rep. and Council Camera Club Football Wrestling A little man lills a big spare. MOCHEL-June Ellen Euphony Choir Ostora Modern Dance Tennis lin righl Io flu well. J p . MOON-Norma Jean Sports Sports A Ireusure uf rr frien rl. MOORE-Eleanor Louise Tennis Vice-Pres. 12B-'l2A Euphony Choir Student Rep. Smead unrl lun- ely. MOREHOUSE-Doris Elaine Retail Club Nic-e lu ICHIIIILH MORGAN-James Michael Band Sf-haul never' rvnrrierl him any. MORRILL-William Hardy Band Student Rep. He lcnnwx muvh, bul Io know ull is his umlzilinnf' MOSS-Dale Edward He lhinlcs tluirf' anal says plenty. X MYERS-Byrel John Biology Club Retailing Club Dramatics l.vxsons rlnn'I lznllwr mv. MULLIN5-Nancy Marilyn Co-op Ollice Train. Modern Dance Band Howl lrrslf- ix Ihr' flazrwr of ull lllingxf' QR N f ff Qi NESKI-Anthony Joseph Football Track Boys' Chorus Wrestling lf.l'llC'l'il'lll't' ix lhc' lwsl l1'flI'lll'I'.ll NEWTON-Mary Elizabeth Bi-Weekly Staff Demoiselles Student Rep. Hall Guide Lots of fun, kinrlu slay, really msg on llu' eye. NORCROSS-Marilyn Joyce Hall Guide Will: tl song in my Iwur'l! I OLFIER-Genevieve Donna Uh, Gerruvivzfln szpevl Gam'- vu'm'. ORDWAY-Gloria Jean Tennis Sim has grace unrl dignity. OSBORN-Byron Clyde Retailers NASTALLY-Barbara NELSON-Irving Jane Co-op Retailers 'ilirzfuys un ilu' gn. Ernest Euphony Choir Madrigal Choir Boys' Chorus Art Club 'hluxl null me l.ll.Yllllll'll.ll Page Fifly-fiuf Hrs shyness run reulx lux vlmr- ru'l4'r. 0 SULLIVAN Phyllis Louise Euphony Choir A miyhlu lzzmivr, her prvy is llll'll.H OWEN-Patricia Louise Girls' Chorus Co-op Retailers ln manner-W genllex In run- Uersulmn r'ulm. OWENS-Anna lee Euphony Choir Co-op Retailers Sum-I und :tener lonely. PARKINSON-A Robert Ronnie Sports MIIIIINISIIIHI' lllllllll has muny pussi- lrillliesf' FARKLNSON- I Mariorie Harrletle Camera Club Euphony Choir Foedus The spurlc of frienzlship must he fanned. unrl she is lhere In Ieml u Izumi. PERLOS-Alexander Charles Boys' Chorus My Huir'k's my elmriul--I shall tml walk. PERKINS-Edward Judson Retailing Club Time uml lille wuil for no man. PETERS-Dolores Mary Hall Guide She frnwns upon mine. PETERSEN-Donald PHELAN-James Dean Max Gund humor is Swimming lhe sunshine of Band Ilu' world. You r'un'l keep a gum! man ll0llPll.i' PHILIP?-Berkeley Allan Track Boys' Chorus There'll 4-nme ll rluy. PITCHER-Nancy lou Tennis Swimming Student Rep. Modern Dance Wltul u nnuelly ! PHILLIPS-Richard Boys' Chorus Euphony Chair Swimming The whirling lll'l'lllSll.ll' FLETCHER-David Wesley Student Rep. Science Club Football Blessed is he who suys lillle, for he shall not be quoted. PODLO-Delphine Marie Hall Guide Student Rep. Social Service Tennis Wh41l sunshine is ln flowers. smiles ure In IllllllllHll1l. PONTTI-Donald A. Student Rep. and Council Hall Guide Sports A quiet mun wilh quiel manners. Page Filly-si.r POWERS-Joyce Ann Modern Dance The hair is lhe l'll'lll'Sl ornament of women. s PRESCOTT-Robert Jay The :nun for whom lhe hell hills. PRYOR-Ethel Lee Hall Guide l'll urlmil I'n1 sluuv, hul whul's llie hurru2 ' PSYCHAS-Theodore Baseball Track Cross Country lIon'l worry, il makes wrin- Isles. PURSELL-Cassell Clark Football Swimming 'Tn he or tml in be---hui l've al: ll'llll8 yn! In be. RAINEY-Marian Louise Hall Guide Girls' Chorus Wondrnus is lhe slrenglh nf r'heerl'ulness. H REES-Jane Anne Hall Guide Dramatics I feel like u leulher in lhe breeze. Rich-Norman W y ROTHMAN-Wilbur Euphony Choir A' ROWE-Belty May Sporis She who means no In lsrh ief zines il ullf' Hi-Y Football Camera b ghlrelsiling --. lu en? ep. Atl gn li ' ,rhffnd Prolector's Club lf11ilt like u bear -but gentle as a lamb. D RICHARD-J Vinton Now, before I slnrl. I wan! to say something. RICHARDSON- Marian Emma A quirk smile makes for pleas-- ure. AI, - J ur' , ' SCHULZ-Carolyn Irene Hall Guide I jus! sil Izuvk unrl luke ll!llll'l'.' SCOTT-Aubrey Mae Girls' Chorus Hall Guide She has her muy with men. SCOTT-Dean Frederick Baseball Foolboll This gnllunl lcnighl lmlh umn JJ 'W 4 Il queen. ' U L . l r Q 1 J M' ROWLEY-Clyde ROWLEY-James V, I Aubrey Aubrey I A I S W I' jnlsozl.-Joyce Marie 92222, 'ug H,,ffis25',2?,e ' ' Hull Guide Art Club Swimming sc Modem DOHC! Tlwre lies a deal Those mlm like 5 '. I e TeslefIun1lgp- uf zlevillry be- him ure always oi' G F' lzruverlf' neulh his mild in Ill'l'IlIllIIl.', . ' e.rlerior. n' lu I s ll lh s e. RUSSELL-Mary Ellen RUIfHjEdwinna M d Danc W Hgxwllegizide e Modern Dance Cheerleader suphony Choir Tennis ennis ROIRTS-Bfvfe Oh, Bobby- ANf3g:gf'fggfZ7 sEGAR-Barham Joan Science Club Sleamfl S2:::,?:e?fgff Cg1I'e has.nu place Modern Dance in my life. Assemblies Heller lule Ihnn never. ROBERTS-Holland Brooks Fun and bluslzes ghis specially. ROBY-Bonnie Jean Sporfs SERVER-Wallace Arfhur Basketball Baseball Cross Country Foolball Large urns his lmnnly nnrl his snul. sincere. SEIDEN Marilla Ann Modern Dance Simpli1'iIy is a Y , .. um, f2 el1'Qf 'lll une. .1lurlhu. ' SALTZGABER-Derald SARGENT-Joyce F-RA. Pollianna Sl'llllIIlilUIllll,S Bl'weeklY SMH llml? Somellzing In Htl? Dramafics Hall Guide Swimming Abundance nf ui- lnlily, a charm- mg 11z'rsonnlily. Page Fiflu-seven SHERWOOD-Donna lee Modern Dance Hall Guide Swimming Tennis ll'e're xnrry shifs lalcen. SIEGMUND-Diane Mario Life will he 1IuIler. Slll-Henry Fayehe Debate Siudenf Rep. Social Service nlllll' put Hill heart inln my work. SIMMONS-loQui1a Joy Modern Dance Euphony Choir Tennis Huw xhe enjoys life. SISK-Barbara Ann Modern Dance What gnex nn un- der lhal rezl lllllflili SLUSSER-Jack 'llllllll' you mel hi111 f ' SMARTT-Nancy Helen Bi-Weekly Staff Camera Club Hall Guide Modern Dance Miss .Vaney Smarll, with nn l'lllll1ll'llllllSt', lx juxl egrarlly whal her name name i11111Iies. SMITH-Barbara Ann SMITH-Gary Jack Relail Club F.F.A. Modern Dance Football NUI CUHIIIIUII like Rules were lllllllii' her name. In be broken. SMITH-Patricia SMOYER-Keith louise Richard Bond Tennis Camem Club livery man is a Modem Dance volume if you 'fvllllt' but herself' lcnow how lu i-an he her par- reall him. 1llil'l.n SNELL-Roberl SNELLING-Darylo Raymond Dean Fqgqbqll Euphony Choir Swimming Madrigal Choir Track Proiec7or's Club --L,H,t,,..w Boys' Chorus ll 1U1lSl1'l bail? Il almusl killefl Hll'.lU SOTAK-Arillur Eugene l2B Class Treas. Cross Country Track Science Club Hen of xr-iem-e f'lll1ll'llJlll1' lHlll'll.'l , I, ' '.fl SPECKHARD-Faiih Carol Modern Dance Tennis Uh, mairlen, turn your eyes away, Fur in lhem nymphs nf mis- 1-hief play. SPENCER-Barbara Jean Eizlogylgllukb r 1 Mari: Usb, f . 'Hall 1 4 Sleg1dl'as friend. 1. e nA2i, l' L J l I SPINDE-Robert Paul 'tllasler nf hi1n- xelf, am-oilnlable In none. SPLINTER-Yvonne Hall Guide Tu he reserlleld is In have illgmlyf' SNIDE-Thomas Baseball Student Rep. Hall Guide Cross Country lJesr'rihe him who ranI ' STAFFORD-Richard .llun nl' rlislinc- liun STARK-John Carlos Tennis As time goes nn will he remain somsnvm-Marilyn W x '5' ' Cynthia Euphony Choir Co-op Office Proc. Softball Volleyball Laugh and Ihe wnrlll laughs uvilh ynu. Page Fifly-eight STAUFF-Ernest Arthur Tennis Cross Country Hall Guide Perhaps at times ure find ure doubt him-Rui umu1rln't it be :lull without him ? STEIMEL-Rita Mae Hall Guide Bi-Weekly Staff Moonlight be- romes you. I STELZER-Jean ' Marietta Hall Guido ' Bi-Weekly Stal? A nfl uurker, frgzzlly' tri the 'en1I. 5 I STERNKOFF- Rosemarie Modern Dance 'Quietness in her manner, Friend- liness in her smile. STERRETT-Frank Edmond F.F.A. Track Hall Guide 'Little Mr. Big- shot. STEVENS-Mary Joanna Modern Dance She gives her ut- most. STEVICK-Yvonne Jane Modern Dance Tennis Softball She's u cutie, she's u peach, she's the beauty on the l1eur'h. STOCKARD-Robert lee Track Cross-Country A gentleman al ull limes. STRATTON-James Gordon Small men ut'- vomplislz mul'h. n 1 71 1,4 qi, N ' .Jail in fx. ,L xfilg, T'-.gf Lt , 99' STREETER-Marlene Band Modern Dance Tennis A smile is more powerful than the Ireuuiext 1-lull. Page Fifty f STRINGHAM-Elmer Claude .Swimming Track Football A bil shll. but tl good guy. -nine t ,Wg SURBROOK-Richard Russell Basketball Baseball Bi-Weekly Staff tl merry rlmse. SUTFIN-John D. Band Uh, Johnny . ' SWEENEY-Pauletta Geraldine G.A.A. Modern Dance Dramatics Stagecraft Club Our little Suru lfl'l'IIflflY'lll.', . ,CL C L, Y L -cfs LQ!-21 SZYMCZYK-Jaan Anna A lovely girl, with lonely ways. TAYLOR-Jaunita Marie The lady has the cutest personal- ily. TAYLOR-William Henry Hall Guide Student Rep. Stagecraft Club Track Ile knows to have friends he must be one. TENNIS-Glenn Ehrmann Baseball Football .l.H.T.S. Aly business is lII'lllllllg+lUIll11,S yours, Ile leads the girls Cin-.Q J7 J I THOMAS-Eleanor Maxine Hall Guide Orchestra .l lluly, suwel, pl-till' and fair. TIERNEY-Normaiean Co-op Oflice Train. Tlu' lypl' llml slir-ks lo ilu' end. TISCH-Phyllis Jean Slender uml lull, nllrilmles of n lllllIll'l'll HHNN. Y TOMS-Donald J. Pres. Student Body Pres. of l2A Class Euphony Choir Dramatics So proudly we hail. TOPPING-Margaret Anna Band Foedus Hall Guide Swimming Ilvr charm is hvr mvrry llUllIll1'I'. if yr we fm TORRANT-Ruth Elizabeth Bi-Weekly Slafl Band Student Rep. and Council G.A.A. 'Look nllvrul lv fuliirv, but also wok Imrrk lo Asm' rlml you miss- 3 lvl. TOWNLEY-Nqr a June G.A.1. Hall G Scie lub 'Sli irvnl A 'i il I I e, 4' I , Qin X VACLAVIK-Walter VAN ANTWERP- Jules Nancy Joan Noi lln' shouting Modern Dance lflllllfl Tennis Badminton l luming pvrso- nulily. fluminy luil, also flam- ing lressesf' VAN DUSEN-Charles Alvin Football Track Baseball llc puls his lull: in o porlcel mill: ll lioll' in il. VERBECKEN- Virginia Louise Euphony Choir Hall Guide Science Club Swimming Qnil'l and swevl wilhoul voncvil. VANNESS-Paul Henry Bi-Weekly Staff Cafeteria Ile Sllllll hum' mnsir' 1vln'l'l'1u'r he' yovsf' VERDRIES-Jack Sheldon Tennis Hall Guide Slagecraft Club Art Club Gel lllvv lzelziml mv. sulanfbul 1lon'l push. l 1 VINCENT-Joan Pauline Wil, wisdom- ufrll i ' VOGT-Thomas Duane lJon'l hllllllft' mv up--Jiisl lvl me :Ir1'um. Pugl' Silly VOUGHT-Barbara Helen Social Service .l lvinlc in linw rnlf'li0.s nina! uh, mvn. ' WALKER-Joyce Merritt Modern Dance We like lim' uv- l'l'Ill- 'Il1lH'l you ollC ' WALKER-Lottie Mae Modern Dance Hood lllings form' in small parla- ages. WALKER-Virginia Ellen Girls' Chorus Soml' urv iuvullz- vrmise4ollu-rs ure lllllt'l'l17lSf'.U WALLER-Charles Eugene Football Track Wrestling To work or nol lo uvork-lhul is llu- uueslionf' WALSH-Carleton Earl F.F.A. We like him---so uvoulrl yon. WALSH-Ronald Alyn lfu11vor4'. lw who vnlvrs my 1-ourl. me 'WP' WARD-Wodenu Ann Co-op Ofiice Train. T1'II all I know? Why, lifc's too slmrl for that! WARFIELD-Joyce Ann Demoiselles Camera Club Hall Guide Sports .l merry lwurl flnvs gpmlglikc mc:Iicme. WARLEY-Robert Harold Euphony Choir Student Rep. Sports Hall Guide Yun r'nul1In'I 1-ull him I1r1shfuI. WATSON-Raymond Truck Basketball '.ClwvrfnI, vnen on ll rainy day. WEST-Elwin F. Stagecraft Band .Yevvr lroullle lroublc 'lil lruuble lroublvs you. WHITE-Mary Elsie Hall Guide Tinian goes xlvruly unrl so do I. WHITE-Robert A. Swimming Football Cross Country A mun who I:no1vs. WILKINSON-Don Eugene Football Band Golf Cross Country All ilu' wnrlzl is ri .vlugc 4ln11 I'm nr'1ingup. WILKINSON-Harold Ramon Slill llvulvrf run rlvvy. A a WILLIAMS-Alverson Barry Euphony Choir Boys' Chorus Proiector's Club l Iu.vh illlll iVil- Iiumsf' WOOD-Margaret Joan Euphony Choir l1vr ways arc' ways of plaus- lllIlllf'S8.U WOOLEY-Edwin James Biology Club Camera Club Science Club Tennis TUlll'll nu' nut. K WRIGHT-Kenneth Alan Boys' Chorus Tennis Hllerrms url' born. nn! made. YEAKEY-Harrie! Anne Demoiselles .l lillle maiden will: r-lmrmx and yruvz--Pleasing uwys und pleas- ing fave. WITHAM-Jerry X Lincoln Q Band I- ' Il0um'nS.' ii'lm E I' ll in in iwlrlurl kixs- Bun ina? 1 . Cl A a etball 'Th quiet guy, but luilv nyf' I, ' WOOD-Lillie Maego Hall Guide Camera Club Foeclus ll's ngrv an In' nn- lllrfr iv mn you - ure Ilillllfllllll zlislsic Gen' nice. Hall Guide Football Track WOODRUFF-Arthur WOODRUFF-Ashley Norman Wrestling Track Basketball Football Now my lime will be my own. Eugene Wlml. nu girls in heaven? Vl'c'I1, just Ierwe mr' livl'r'. 1'ru1v Si.: ly-om' A fvllnnv who is un the level. ZIROVICH-Violet Shy liux Il win- ning way. f J 14' ZYCHOWSKI-Lillian Elizabeth Social Committee She is us willy ux she is wise. N f ff f' x lx X' .' , R A CAMERA SHY-JUNE CLASS 'N X 5 - 1 ,J , xt ,X Leo Robert Eicher R X Commodore Wllllam Falrse If William Dalley Fletcher - W5 . James Huston Foster -'4 X John Charles Howard X' X ll b , ' ' I' Mabel Charlohe Hutson Xxx ' t I ,f I Donald Duane Jennings A R25 ' !' xr 'fix Q! Duane Johnson 6453 , QQ gi X fff -. 1 Cozeiie Keliner T John Krzesicki 1 Robert Charles MacArthur Q' L Joanne L. Rowan 4, A, e ? Ludwick Smoyer - f F ' :ilu gllllemnrg of MARVIN CHARLES MOSS Who Died in August, 1948 Our friend is not forgotten, Though on earth he is no more, In memories he is with us, As he always was before. Page Si,rrly-Iwo HHBHNIZHHUNS REFLECTOR BI-WEEKLY l,fmlii'.v un Ilzt- Iii-Wi't'l.'lgl. lit' lilx riylil in llu' Iln'mt'. Yu rmnt- In .wliunl num' t'I'Al'1l llru 1m't'l.'s is l.nnIli'x Iilllt' St'llt'll1l'. This ,vuz'i', foul' ltitirt-ls wars zltlrletl to the Hi- Wct-kI,v's :ilveucly lung: list ot' litmors. lt ret-civctl the ,loiin S, Knight timimlw z1wzii'flc1l eat-li year tu the best zill-11111111111 sclimul iiewspuiwi' in Mit-higaii, till-state lwiitws, and Ei'iie-st limtiki'ieitl wmi tm uwzirrl fm' the lwt-st otlittwitxl. Tumxiiig tlioso. limvt-x'ei', was the re- t-mit L1VV,lI'Il ot' Mcrltilist lflrmtws lay the Vcmllllitimitl Sclitmlzistic- l'i'css Assrscxzxt lon. Miss Densmore, adviser: B. Huber, P. Von Ness, editors K2nd semesteri K. McGowan, editor fist semesteri. ,l' ' 4 i o if i ax News Editors: V. Koywnod, M. E. Newton, R. Torrunt, I., Leovy, M. J. Business: J. Hodges, B. McCreight, N. Smcrtt. Hancock, S Brown. Sports: D. Surbmok, B. Drake, D. Hiiderley. Feature Editors: J Stelzer, C. Juquith, P. Sargent. lmqi' Si.rlg1-lmlr ,E REFLECTOR ANNUAL STAFF .I jnurnr1li.vl ix l,rmhi, lm! Izix wriliny is quilt' pnur. Su l,unlli'x only julw ix just In .Vll'l'l'll rlnrl rlrnn llu' flour. This ,vt-zn'. the YQEll'btJtJk stutl' has triccl In give nun an lmifzgel' alnrl better ,veztmfmlc than ever hefmwr. We lwvc uclderl new l'cutu1'os in I.uuhi, the Viking in thu c-mlm' plates. :mtl in the new Student Govern- ment sevtiun. but it' we have failed in our e-f1'm'ts, wt- will tezn'ful1,x' rofuntl ymn' money in Chincsp hunk 110195. Mr. londvum, adviser: C. Rowley, editor-in-chief. Business: J. Keyes, B. Seger, J. Bulson, R. Gillef. Sports: L. Corum, L. List. I ,.,.K,lfW. - 'DL ,wg i tbl!-zijn L .L , f-:Af . 0- U A. . L- Gryqlrgv' Y MOU n. Lf!'JLg X Q ' Z L, HJ. 11,- I . Art: J. Dissmeyer, K. Osborn, C. Carter, V. Blue. Literary: S. Large, V. Hungerford, J. Hoopingurner, P. Flowers. l'11g1t' Sirly-lim' ti-t f 1 I' , ,N ' N NS 'Q .E :.: me FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Carter, S. Scott, K. Osborn, B. Brooks, M. Gagnon, K. Tisch. SECOND ROW: J. Rose,, M. Hopkins, M. Chisholm, B. Maryanslxi, Y. Dudley, B. Frazer, M. Crisenbery, V. Blue. THIRD ROW: J. Stevens, B. Crabtree, B. Huber, N. Hudler, J. Digty, Tyler, -J. Dissmeyer, Miss Bratz, M. Spaliord, J. Blair, J. Stelzer, Miss Krause. W FOURTH ROW: J. Verdries, L. Lytle, J. Kirth, C. Holman, C. Heath? K f , 4 ' ,' Y ART CLUB l.oohi uvrx on urlixl. ht' rm'.vxt'tl up ull Ihr' 11tlir1l.V A V . Thi' leur-lu-r ruugflit him ui lht' nel. unrl now ht' ,iuxl plum lllll I. S The Art Cluh is another of this ,veuus new organizations untl wus sturtetl for students who woulcl like to tlo nrt, work outside of school. Lust l'lii'istnius. the incin- Iie1'sol'thec'lt1h mzttle the posters for the lirst ztntl sec-ontl llooi' halls. untl lust March they went to Detroit to see the urt exhibit sponsoretl by the Scholastic Magazine. The art tleimzntinent took forty-six lionoruhle mentions uncl nine goltl keys in the LIBRARY CLUB l,oohi'x in Iht' l,llll'tll'H Club. his nmnnt-r'x moxl Izegftlililty. llt s tllrlwryx Iwinq xtfolrlerl jus! for messing up lht' filing. The l.IIJl'LlI'Y Club is one ot' the hurclest working organizations in the school. lts niemlmers ussist in the lllII'ZlI'Y hy 4-lien-king books in :intl out. helping people tintl hooks for i'ct'e1'ent'e uk well as for pleasure reutling, compiling hook lists, keep- ing the lllII'2ll'Y in ortler, untl inuking posters. Iiut tlon't think itk ull work and no play! lflttt-h sellicstel' the eluh tukes in new inc-mhers in at hig initiation party. und during the your they enjoy potlut-ks ttntl parties. FIRST left to right: M. Payne, J. Hemp, V. Kaywoocl, B. Rice, J. Sims, J. Smith, M. Plumb, A. Cross, J, ITTIOTQ. eonunetition. SECOND ROW: A. Dailey, M. Ewers, M. Hamisfar, C. Bachman, D. Hall, M. Goughnour, P. Turner, J. Sherwood, J Lehmkuhle. THIRD ROW: B. Needham, G. Chappel, T. Hackett, L. Comm, C. H. Hughes, R. Didge, L. Barton, M, Kaifesh, R. Dowdy. Page Sirly-,vi.1' L- all .ask FIRST ROW llefr fo rightl: E. Tanner, M Parkinson, D. Locke, L. Alger, D. Pelham, D. Voss. SECOND ROW: R. Harrison, M. Crawford, J. Peyfon, W. McCreight, M. Olson, T. Turk, H. Clarke, Mr. Blair. THIRD PROW: N. VanDyke, J. Hamilton, R. Broke, C. Crownover, P. Turner, P. Jorgensen, A. Velesk, I.. Porter . Morton. CAMERA CLUB Luolli uwlx in flllllIl'l'Il lllulv, liix Jlt'lII'l il Suri' zlirl flllllrr . . . I-'ur uvlwn ln' sum ll prrllgl girl, ln' Iilcwl In snap Ilzul xliullvr. ll' you like taking pictures of stlhool doings, or c-utcliing your friends in un- gllilfllell moments for posterity: und if you are truly interested in photogrupliy as 21 hobby or career, then C'unu-ru Club ig the blzic-e for you. In their own spec-izxl session room. the members learn inziny things about the phases of picture-inzxking. und they discuss ways und nieans ol' improving their pit-ture-tuliing technique. some for educ-zitional and some for entertziinment purposes PROJECTORS' CLUB I'rojrrIur x lllulr ufux :Iuing line, 'lil Lnnhi ruixvrl Il row, Ill' xnyx lu' pul on ull llw xlmmx. hui 1-uulfl nnl lulrv u bow The boys in Projectors' Club have been trained for the job ot' curing for and operating ull ol' the equipment used in the school lor audio-risuzil education. They 1Jl'lJ,lOL'l ull of the movies und slides used in the elziss room und the uuditoriuni- FIRST ROW, left to right: N. Sleiler, W. Hartman, B. Holton, J. Gould, R. Gillelt. I. French, R. Brondyke. SECOND ROW: L. Corum, R. Colburn, C. Bond, W. Rothman, C. Koberi, R. Soderbeck, C. Speck, Mr. Fortier. GW. r 5 Page Sixty-seven I FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Childs, M. Edger, N. Tierney, W. Word, B. Cox, N. Mullins. SECOND ROW: Miss Petty, Ann Owens, N. Srncirn, C. chill, P. Owen, M. Somervill, Mrs. Fleming. THIRD ROW: R. Decker, J. Ford, A. Losey, L. Kim, M. Huyck, J. Chappel. OCCUPATIONAL OFFICE TRAINING l,nnhi juxl luv:-x nlfirt' wnrlf. lu' lhinlfx Ilml Iiltfx .VI'l'L'lIt', ITIIIIIN4' now In' rlowx his 'rillzmvliz' un llw utlrlingf mu:-hinv. The' Co-tips were twgaiiizetl to m'etiare students for full time otlico work atttrr gratlttatitm. antl to lien-tune oH'it-Q heatls and managers in the future. Eat-h of those sttltlvnts is in at-tual employment llllI'IIig the afteruotm in an utl'ic'e and goes In svlwtml in thc tntwiiitig. This 2lI'I'2lITgCl'ITUlII gives him a c-hance to put into urac- tic-al use tho te-vhnit-al skill he has learning in st-lmul. At the enrl of thc vvar. eat-h mvmlmt-r t'ct'civos a t-ortitit-atv intlic-ating the amount and lytic ol' QXlJ0l'lCllt'0 he has hatl in tho vm-atitmal training. RETAIL TRAINING ASSOCIATION Iamlri has fr jul: flnurnluwn, Im! riyhl num ht' ix zvuiling. Gul 1-uuylil in ll l'l'IVlPlI'l'I!I flour. now Iilllllli rwtwls l't'-lllflilltl. 'Phu Retail Trainees' Assoc-iatitm gives stutlents a chanre to learn first hand ahnut thu wav a store is run, The mtfmhers of the organization have atterttotm ttths in stores tlmvntmvn, aurl ,flu tu sc-lwol in the mornin-gs, Thev are lJl'0vD2lI'1Il5.f to liectmtc tlepartment heacls. Iiulvers anal storo mattagcrs in thu future. This cluh also gives a hanctuct for liS'iIflVI.S9l' and the- retail mort-hants, at. which the mem- hers receive thc.-lr retail c'tfrt1tit'at1tm. FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Smith, P. Inman, P. Hilborn, L. R. Hersho, B. Hills. S-COND ROW: D. Morehouse, G. Shoemaker, D. Burch, M. Brininstool, B. Fletcher, S. Swartz, B. Osborn. THIRD RCW: M. Miller, J. Curtiss, G. Brown, M. Lintner, A. Czoiczynski, B. Nostcxlly, B. Creery, H, Bos. FOURTH RCW: Mrs. Smith, M. Kubish, C. Perkins, P. Fowler, W. Powell, R. Countryman, J. Demorest, J. Ford, G. Losey. Page Sirly-eight Left to right: B. Richardson, D. Magee, J, Anspaugh, Mr. Landrum, G. Tennis, R. Gilleit, D. Dull, J. Poole, V. Crout. J. H. T. S. l.r1ulii UNIX tt prinler, liix Immlx inert' blur-I: tix inlr. Ile t'lit'1m':l lliz' paper' ull' llit' wall 11ml .spil il in llit' xinlr. H The .l.ic-kson High Typtigmpliit-ul S414-iety is orgziiiizerl fm' the purppse el' luring- ing llJf.ICIll6?l' stutlents mutually interestetl in printing tis ai ym'zitim1, The main event tif the Yfiill' was it lieltl ti'ip te-Cliieugti. Eight tit' the htiys ttmuretl the Luke- sitlg Press, the printing eeinpzinv et lJllQ untl l tii'tune Nlzigluziiies, tint! other nu- tionzilly kntnyn DCl'lO'CllC'LllS. The funtls fel' the trip were Vuisetl tl1l'tll.l,Lfl'l stzititmziry sales untl doingprintingftvi'vuriuiism'gui'i1Zait1eiis. STAGECRAFT CLUB l,fml1i'x in Ilit' SIugw:'ul'l Club, livlv uluviyx lurniny fully. llt' liilx lilx finger' t'l't'I'H limi' lit' ll1llIIll1tll'X tll tl lmil. The main juli tat' the people in this t-luh is tu help with stage work lmehintl the scenes in the ziutlitprium. They set stage for the Viking Assemblies, three-ut-t -plays, noun plays. and huiltl sets fm' these shows. They have eliurge of ull the heavy preps usetl :intl flu nec-essztry t'2ll'IJ9l1ll'Y repairs. The eluh was uc-tive the tirst semester, hut was tlishuntletl :luring the sec-tmntl semester, untl is new at part of the rlimnzities seetitrn, FIRST ROW, left io right: V, Perchoff, B. Rice, N. Towniey, E. Chesney, M. Brown, S, Gaines. SECOND ROW: N. Siefler, J. Kurth, P. Nelson, L. Coruni, D. Dickinson, D. Boyd. THIRD ROW: J. Miller, W. Rothman, B. Burdette, G. Willara, J. Kenneth, J. Sfusser. Prim' Slmtiz-liint' FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Calkins, B. Segar, B. Frazer, D. Booth, M. Grimth, T. Newton, A. Weslerman. SECOND ROW: Miss Campbell, L. Bradner, M. Matteson, E. Fox, Y. Dudley, S. Lyons, A. Yeakey, W. Glenn. THlRD ROW: J. Warfield, B. Foy, S. Large, M. Mclnally, J. Bulson, M. J. Hancock, S. Weickgenant, M. Greenawalt. DEMOISELLES Luolzi rlulvs u IIrmoix1'lIt'. In' rvully zlors hum' fun, .lml lIllI4'lI ln' rolls llmxv liigf blur' 4'g14'.v, Iufs surf' lwr livnrl ix mon. Those girls we see walking flown the hulls with anxious expressions on their faces unml buzzing nervously to one another arent ut the moment, worried about exams, homework, or even men. They are ull Deinoiselles who are trying to finfl out wherc the next meeting is going to bv helrl. Among this Y0z1r's events were Il burn mlznnc-tl lust full zmfl tht- Stormy Weather formzil this spring. OSTARA Lunlii flulus un Uxluru. his girl lrirnrl, us il 1I'4'l't'. .lnzl l,un11i surf lilfvx lillllflllfl up ul Ihr ull-xl1u'x will! l1t'l'. Aiiotlivr now t-lub tultlucl this your wus the Osturu. This is ti t-lub for girls zinml the members take part in potlucks and randy sales. As one of their goals, they want to establish tlant-Qs whim-h would become trzulitionzil unml be helrl annually. This group is the nrst of st-x'eri'ul similar ch are sc-lierlule-tl to be starter! in tho neur future. FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Richardson, G. Roberts, B. Maple, P. SECOND ROW1 N. Fors, M. Addison, M. Lincoln, M. McEachern McClarnon. THIRD ROW: C. McGill, S. Gross, Jerry McClarnon, N. Crawford Mochel, Miss Bratz. l'ugf4' Sl'lH'll ly we FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Dohr, N. Vcm Dyke, B. Neidhom, A. Dill, J. Williams, B. Cooper. SECOND ROW: A. Veiesk, M. Dohr, N. Townley, J. Dempster, J. Booth, V. Kaywood, M. Krauss. THIRD ROW: M. Olson, M. Parkinson, M. Anderson, P. Turner, J. Hamilton, C. Birney, M. Plumb. FOEDUS The l m'1Ill.v girls url' ll l'1'il'mIly !1I'llll1l, lmlh Iulx uf pep and vim. Ilul l.unlli'1l liln' il Iivllvr if lln'y'1l jus! Ire l'1'iz'nrIx will: him. lfneclus meets once every two weeks and makes St'I'LlIJlJtJtJliS, clues other se1'vic'e iwujec-ts, and has parties, putlul-ks and hayrirles. With the Hi-Y they simiistwetl an all-school party un the western-rrmunflup theme after one of the football games last fall. During Christmas vacation, the gala creezlsiuii was the Snow llall fnrinal, aisn put on with the Hi-Y. HI-Y l.nnlli'.v in llw Ili- Y. 4: Imyx' rlnlv, su il slwrizx. Upru :m'rnIu'1'xl1ip In gyirlx is ull llml Lnulii vlwunzx. The Hi-Y boys of .lac-kson are the ones wha sell you c-likes at these l'lIJ'l'tlLll'lllQ' fuothall games in the fall and ask you please to keep cali' the gym Hum' at basketball games. One ul' the seasons big events was a haskethall game with the faculty, and only after a lung and haffl fought game flitl the teachers emerge the vic-ters, I . FIRST ROW, lefl to right: F. Frcryli B. MacArthur, R. Rice, A. Burr, D. Gillie, B. McCreigl17. ' SECOND ROW: L. Chonnell, C. Br nlmyer, S. Bues, D. Locke, A. Finger, D. McArthur, Mr. Olsen. THIRD ROW: D. Amburgey,'D. Dljcsm, S. Bailey, R. Guilfoil, F. Jacobs, C. Ellis, A. Moore, XXX 4. H I'uqr' Sl'm:0nly-one FIRST RCW, left to right: A. Cross, G. Roberts, J. Curtis, M. Collins, G. Gull, D. Dominie, M. Ewers, J. Sylvesier, J. Sweeney, J. Aguilar. SECOND ROW: N, Steiler, H. Grcflo, E. Billings, L. Lytle, L. Corum, D. Loffi, D. Fay, N. Townley, R. Boyd. THIRD ROW: L. Kuprewicz, G. Owen, C. Luborowski, T. Hackett, D, Cook, R. Colburn, D. Snelling, J. Slusser, G. Willard, B. Cotton. DRAMATICS I.IlIllIf'S in Ifl'llllHllll'S. lit' Illilzlfx Ilt x ul III1' lop, lful wlivn lu' Irivx :ful fur rr play. il'x .vurv In bf' rr flap. To he or nut to he: thats zi good question . . at least for the people taking lll'Li1'Ilill.lt'S. This group is very active in the sc-liuol. Lllilltjl' the clirection of Mi: lfzill, they put on five mmm plays, The l,21lTl1JCl'6tl lYJZiI'lllIg,J' hwho Gets the Cai' 'l'u1iiglit'?, Pop Heumls the tfliristnius Carol, Paul Splits the Atom zuifl l'The Great Allmvzi1it'e Buttle. They help with lighting eliects, stage supervisirm ami make-up fm' the Viking Assemblies aim! even supply some ul' the tuleiit fm' these sliuws. FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Balch, B. Cavonuugh, R: Billings, M. Crisenbery, S. Gross, B. Cubic, V. Pcxnchoff, P. Kuck, G. Hull. SECOND ROW: B. Fry, H, Murkiewicz, G. Golding, D. Aylesworfh, J. Miller, B. Wilcox, S. Henderson, B. Donker- brook. THIRD ROW: N. McClellan, M. Ekin, J. Minton, B. Maitland, M. Brush, K. Jcxcklin, N. Kinsey, W. Rothman. Imgn' Sl'lVl'lllll -lum I XR I I A ' 'N A - ' r, 'lil-Pali -.1-if FIRST ROW, Ief! to right: C. Dohr, V. Sayers, 5. Beerbower, P. Flowers, A. Sofak, N. Grutiemeyer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Holdemon, V. Aubrey, B. Marvin, H. Clark, D. Hills, Mr. Cargo. THIRD ROW: B. Miller, L. Porter, P. Hardie, M. Dohr, M. Broutigam. SCIENCE CLUB Lnulii unix 11 rliemisl, bu! 1.1.-ulzi ix nn nmre. lfm' uvlml lit' ilmngphl wus llgll wax 1I3S0,. The snup ol' test tubes, the vi'uc'kle ni' elet-trieity. unfl the pup of t-Iiemit-ails ex- ploding-no, it isn't Rice Krispies, it's the St-ient-e Club ut work. Newly twguiiizt-tl lust year, they Iwve had ti very active two semesters. Fur their meetings they have talks and tlist-ussiuns Ietl by various members ot' the vlub, movies, .mtl tieltl trips ltr tlifierent pluees such as 4-heinietil plzints and hospitals. BIOLOGY CLUB l.Illll1lwS ill Imyulnyy. Ilivy qu un llVllllt'I' liilcex .lnrl quiz' up ul Ili-' xlurx vtlrll niglil lI11lI'.s uvliul l.UIIfII' lilies. One uf the must uc-tive clubs in .lun-ksfm High is the Hiplugy Club. As its nzmie impiies. this group is interested in Iiiplbgy unrl natural sc-it-nee and pltms ull of its prugi'gi1ns uruunfl these subjeets. Un the sc-heclule of this yeur's meetings were movies unrl let-tures in the Auclubtm Screen 'Four Series. FIRST ROW, left to righla D. Burden, P. Lnrliey, D. Filth, C. Dohr, M, H. Curtis, L. Rundell, A. Brown, Miss Bradley. SECOND ROW: C. Pepper, F. Shoemaker, M. Bruuiigcxm, E. Adamson, M. McCain, K. Reid, J. Bowen, M. Mclnfyre. THIRD ROW: B. Spencer, J. Baker, G. Hump, D. Locke, M. Wormley, L. Porter, S. Beerbower, T. Pierce, B. Tollis. 'Ci .BCAW 1 f 'N-f 'tif wb.. 'Eg ew 1 9.3--:..f.,S-.-1 Luau 6' 1: Pllfli' Nl'lH'lIHl-llll'4'4' FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Garwood, G. Peyton, V. Davis, M. Ewers, G. Peters, M. Miller, N. Woodruff, SECOND ROW: G. Spencer, D. Holland, V. Walker, J. Dempster, J. Vincent, R. Sayles, P. Dudclles, Mr. Lefanty. THIRD ROW: J. Blair, l. Owens, W. Kollar, O. Smith, L. Decker, J. Stacler, L. Marshall, M. Brush. SAFETY CLUB l.oul1i's in the Sufvltl Club. lw'x really in II rlillzvr . . . lltfx ulwuglx losing f'1'mlv1'x ull' llix 111n'p1z'-puinlrrl l'li1u'1'. Among the new elulms started this your Wits the Safety Club. The group is composed of students interested in cutting down the numher ot' trutl'it- uct-idents in the 1-ity and promoting driving safety. The members are authorized to take the license numbers of students violating traffic regulations. These students are put on probation, hut for the second violation they are not allowed to drive their 4-tn' to school for il certain length of time. After the third violation, they are no longer permitted to drive 21 car to school.. MADRIGAL CHOIR I.ooI1i is ll Jlmlriynl. lu' is lirxl tenor Ilxere, 111' xt-lrlom lzilx u null' just right ..... llr. Crippx juxl leurs lzix lmir. One ot' the newer orggmizzttions in the st-hool's musical department is the lvludrigul choir, whose specialty is singing old English tunes und hymns. Under the dire:-tion ot' Mr, Crinns. they meet three times tx week. during noon hour. This group has sung hefore the school on several occasions, und was featured in the Christmas assembly. FIRST ROW, left to right: V. Sayers, S. Terry, D. Bartlett, N. Bair, P. Hodges, M. Curtis, N. Backus, D. Oldacre. SECOND ROW:Mr. Cripps, I. Nelson, J. Bronson, C. Fairse, D. Toms, E. Key, D. Snelling. Illltll' Svllvlllll-l'1lllI' FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Gibbs, D. Briston, G. Martin, K. Wright, K. Richards, T. Neski, D. Magee, D. Bronson, Mr. Cripps. SECOND ROW: T. Patton, A. Ewald, W. Layman, J. Dexter, R. Welch, D. Steele, J. Dove, B. Peyton, B. Duddles. THIRD ROW: R. Brondyke, N. Soule, J. Curth, A. Perlos, l. Nelson, R. MacArthur, D. DeWeese, B. Philipp, B. Arthur, E. Bethel. TROUBADOURS I.rmhi ix u Tl'0llf71llillllli, 114' lnmfx In xvrvlizlilf' . . . llul wlwn ilu' girls .vlurl lllruwing .vIm1'x. llnfn Lunlli lwmlx lirxl uid. The T1'IllllJJ.lflOLll'b1, the buys' clwrus, has grown Very muvh in the lust semester, the reason he-ing that lust full, at am assembly, MV. f'1'ipps invited who hwy from each session mom to mine up on the stage to sing. The re-spmise was overwhelm' ing. About two huiirlrerl ziml fifty boys went to the Dlilll'Ul'l'lT amd sung. Lmrl immy of them hurl so much fun that they rler-iflocl tu join the 'lJl'UlllJL1ilUll1'S. Meinlwrsliip now IILIINIJCVS uhuut sixty. The buys sing serious :ns well us fun songs. zmml lmw aimmozlrecl in one in' twu assemblies this your. FIRST ROW, left to right: H. Rowley, E. Chesney, S. Shipley, J. Lott, W. Satterlee, C. Mast, R. Brondyke, B. Richards, D. McArthur, Mr. Cripps SECOND ROW: F. Davis, K. Cutting, J. Ashley, R. Upchurch, L. Peebles, F. Hilder, S. Bues, F. Frary. THIRD ROW: K. Elliott, L. Barton, C. Trefry, C. Brantmyer, B. Davis, K. Kunsom, A. Gregg, D. Baker, D. Hinton. 3335 li v Pune' SI'lPl'lllll'flllt' CHRISTMAS CONCERT EUPHONY CH OIR Lrmlni ix ffm' lfnplmnixl uvlm rvrlllgl lilsax In xingf. Im! nn mullwr Imw hr lriwx. l1r lI m'm'r xnuml lilfn' Ilingf. 'l'husv ymlvaxsalht souhcls issuing forth from HIS tirst invriml urn' just the- Iiiiplioiiy Vhoii' wui'1hih,Q up. This mlifzuiiizzitilmii, with Mr. C'i'ipDs als cIii'ec'lrn'. is an select groim ul' singers amd numbers zxhout eighty. The choir' sings fm' INLIIIY mlilfcruht c-luhs and sn-lmllls flurim: the yvui: 211111 is l'eatu1'erl ih niuny ul' the high sc,-lwhl zissvihlllies. Iizivli ye-211' it goes lu the District zlhfl Stale IIILISIL' foslivzils. Om- ul' Ilia- highlights ul this se-iiieslers events was LIII alumni Imiiruwl lm' ull ol' thc- ,5.I'I'2lIiIIllil'li Iiiilmlimiy' nic-mlwrs. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Cripps, M, H. Curtis, V. Sayles, J, Aguilar, W. McCreight, C. Clevenger, M. Arnlson, D. Brayman, SECOND ROW: N, King, K. Jenkins, D. Johnson, D. Masters, P. Leeke, N. Backus, L. Moore, M, Crawford, THIRD ROW: C. Stull, L. Hammock, O. Bicy, I.. Gress, P. Keller, H. Clarke, D'E. Oldacre, M. Palmer. lmgu Sviwlilll-xi.l' I 0 I? sl- in FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Clarke, J. Soper, J, Jacobs, D, Boyd, R. Bailey, V. Howard, P. Kuck. SECCOND ROW: I, Teller, M. Parkinson, M. Olson, D. Locke, B, Ambs, J. Mochel, R. Sarata, P. Hodges, Mr. Cripps. THIRD ROW: B. Hanlon, B, Brooks, N. Rich, D. Hills, R. Colburn, R. Bronclyke, C. Moulton, V. Simpson, J. Andrews. EUPHONY OFFICERS First SPIIIPSIPI' ll'X'lIl,Lf Nvlwii l'I'k'SiflL'l1l .Izmv Aim C'lz1i'k X'ii'o-I'i'n-silk-111 Num-5' King S0t'I'l'llll'-Y l'z1I llnrlgws 'lIl'CilSlIl'l'l' IAIIIISI' Nlmnw- fIUl'l'USlJUlTlllllQ HL'L'I'Cl2ll',Y .Xlumiii HUL'l'Q'lill',V l.llll'2Il'l2llTS Nuiicqx' Ilziii' Xumy lllll'lilIS IJ lullv Ul1l2ll'I'l,' I . I . C2 ' C' s Ia .llziry C'i'z1wtm'cI I mln ll lm I lll I Alain' Hvlon Vurtis I . , V , I .Xll'.C'l'i1JlJs l lmulm I H1-roml Svnivsli-r limi 'Poms Nzuugx' llziii' lmimzi llmtlvlt lmlllso Nlrwulw' Alzn'jm'ic- l'zn'ki1mni Put lluclge-s.Nzi11 King NLIINQV llzic-Ixus lJ'lCIIQUl4lal1'l'c' Nlaxiw' K'l'ziwl'm'rI Alain' Ilclun Curtis Nl1',C'i'ipps FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Moulton, B. Lindal, D. Giordon, D. Toms, C. Zimmerman, H. Graffu, Mr. Cripps. SECOND ROW: S. Terry, E. Smith, B, Winter, E. Key, N. Bair, D. Bartlett, B. B UES. THIRD ROW: M. Brown, B. Buckland, l, Nelson, J. Bronson, R. MacArthur, D. Snelling, A. Williams, E. Huber, . Greer. i'r141r Si'iwliiy-,w'1w'l1 ofyf. f' ,wg 4b , if www. 6I:ir2iNY LIND l.mrl1ii.x in JUIIIIH l.imI, iI'.v rmllyf quill' u rlmxr. Tlivil nwrl him :wry lmilly, for lli .s llu' only lmsx. .lvniiy I.iml is tho alll-girl vlmrus. zlml is. i'Ol'lllll2lll'l,V, minus lmwlii. This ui' aluiiixailifm luis illi'l'ULlS0fi in iiwiiilncwsliiin over the lust fe-xx' ,YK'2ll'S, zinc! now numlwrs ailiiiut l'i,SIiil,V, Its I7lll'lJUSQ is to Dl'OlllHl0 fricmlsliip lwtwcell girls who like tu sing l'mlvi' ilu- ilirem-iiim ut' Mi: liipps, the 1-lmriis siligs part songs-sci'ifii1s ones :mil limos lui' f'uii. 'Vlw girls lizivu zim1cn1l'cfl in zisscmlilios for ilu? sturlm-m lmrly. uni ouvli yum' llic-5' lfmk i'Ul'XVill'li lu going to thc Iiistrif-I .mel Slam- Music' Festivals 'I'lic,v zilsii gzivcf an :le-iiicmiistiuxtifiii nt' gmllp siiigiug all tho Mill-western Musin 'l'c':1c'I1ci's'C'wiil'v1'v1ir'olivlfl in Aim .fXi'lmoi' lust wintei' FIRST ROW, left lo right: Mr. Cripps, G. Roberls, B. Stodelmun, G. Miller, B. Welzel. SECOND ROW: L. Porter, V. Davis, N. Townley, B. Ccwvoncxugh, G. Harrington THIRD ROW: A. Brice, l., Decker, B. Bumb, C. Ellioil, B. Slewcxrl, N. Wilson, B. Billeler, M. Must, B. Hardy, J S, Marlin, B, Brockway, B. Maple, C. McGill McClellan, H. Cobb, A. Vefesk, B. Decker J. Erickson. Pugn' Svvmily-fight FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr, Cripps, E. Scott, M. Edgar, D. Gamble, K. Brokow, T. March, E. Pontti, B. J. HOH- mcm, J. Roe SECOND ROW: M. Spalforcl, M. Addison, J. Lucas, C. Bartlett, R. Wocdring, P. Comperchio, B. Judd, V. Blasky C. Stevens. THIRD ROW: R. M. Schweda, D. Christoff, R. Hicks, C. Hathcock, A. Weber, B. Bos, C. Sherwood, M. McEachern, C. Lewis, J. Stader. JENNY LIND OFFICERS First Sl'llH'Sll'l' Unnnig Mc-Gill Put lfuwlcl' .Xrflis Veteslc Grzlce Rnlmerts llmwvtlty' C'l1l'istfmll' llurnivc Maple Nun Mc-C'lellz1n .Inun llUl'llX l'1'csiclent Vivo-l'1'Qsiclcm Business SCLTI'Glill'Y i'n1'l'espon1ling Sec'1'etzn'y rlll'OilSLll'Ol' , Gown Custnilizln 2 l.llll'L1l'lZlllS l Sffllllll S1-lnlvslvl' llotty Uatvzilmnllglt Hzn'l1zn'u Wgtzcl Connie McGill Arclis Vctosk llZll'lllll'E1 Grinnell Marilyn MclCcl1cl'n .Immun Ro Gerry Huwingtfm TIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Cripps, J. Seldack, L. Hughes, N. Week, K. Threekeld, N. Washburn, B. Bowles, B. Grinnell, M. J. Nott, V. Penchoff. SECOND ROW: B. Johnson, M. Martin, G. Belger, C. A. Wallace, P. Clinton, J. Shaw, D. McClain, M. L. Taylor, A. ScoH,, B. Rowley. THIRD ROW: V. Purdy, D. Frey, J. Walsh, K. Marion, B. Gcizlcly, K. Reid, D. Lucas, B. Williams, C. Kerr, D. Crowley, E. Wilkinson, R. Hutchinson. SS, 'vw 4 Pam' Svvvnlgl-nim' I FIRST RCXLV, lift to right: B. Hardy, K. Brokaw, F. Frary, B. Roberts, A. M. Hinton, M. Snell, F. Davis, R. Frie ent a. SECOND ROW: M. Volakakis, l. Landon, C. Branimeyer, D. Pelham, G. Dunlap, J. Jones, D. Hettmansperger. THIRD ROW: R. Smith, J. DeWolfe G. Matthews, R. Baley, E. Sanders, R. Upchurch, O. Smith, H. Copeland. REGUMENTAL BAND Q lluw l.unlii'x nccrlcrl in ilu' lmml, In' :willy nmlcvs lliingx hum. Thi-if nccfl him nary Iunlly. for he mrrivx lhi' buss rlrum. llave you heard that poem about the . . blare of bugzles and the ruffle of drums . . Well, right here in school we have an organization that is about as close to that as you can get. lt's the Regimental Band under the supervision of Mr. Shoemaker. The purpose of this band is to prepare students for the varsity band, and they practice marching maneuvers and work on concert music. The band usually appears at one of the reserve football games in the fall. ORCHESTRA I.rmlii'.v playing ixn'I ll1ll.Yll'!lI. in fact il simply imlgvx .l uiur rlguinxl llzc nllicrs. Su Illcgl lcl hun lurn ilu' pugrx. On graduation clay, as the seniors-quiet and dignihed-march slowly down the auditorium aisles in their grey caps and gowns. suppying the music will be the .lackson High School Orchestra. This organization has played for such grad- uation programs and honors assemblies many times in the past. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Shoemaker, the orchestra is composed of about fifteen members, and because of its limited size, it has not been too active. Marilyn Hofink was absent when the picture was taken. FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Turk, N. Long, M. Norcross, V. Sayers, M. Small, E. Thomas, M. Jaquith, Mr. Shoe- maker. SECOND ROW: R. Lewis, J. Ekleberry, N. Kieme, F. Shoemaker, D. Wood, S. Hoopingarner. Prior lfiolzlu MMQWQ I'uuv lfigh ly-on 1' X VARSITY BAND MEMBERS Duryea, J I. Dil M. Anderson, E. Benner, P. Brown, T. Bryan, K. Burdick, P. Chamberlyn, C. Cheney, M. Cooley, D. Conley, C. Crowncver, K. Cufting, M. Defweyler, D. Dickinson, B. Duddles, V. J. Mc eme, J. Lasky, R. Lewis, L. List, N. Long, L. Lylle, Hurd, D. lshcm, M. Joquith, C. Konfzer, N. Ki rsforcl, O. Ho ruth, E. Ho ead, J ck, R. H CO milton, B, Hare, C. Hafh Ha J Frazer, s, D. li A. El Q IJ Ds O .C I- ai .ff 'ri P- E 42 .. 3 VD -E Q 0 .. U IJ 2 V7 2 -E I : E CD nj E .1 .E 'I 1 ID ri 5 .' .X U E D C .B KD id :Z .I E ,- 'N -C N in ,A fi gi C N 2 N . ow U W. 1: N . X 2. 3 O .1 'if sXQ. ... .E U Q U .. 'c Q. if ' .0 Cc Ou 3534 U A EU L. -C no :E 0 32 vb U Di .,. go Q? so Q 115 U8 ess 3. .so '55 Uv. CL.: 0? J. -Q O .CJ .23 ?3 of 'Ed 2.9- .ii w. can FIRST RCRN, left to right: A. Forbes, P. Finger, N. Van Dyke, B. Duguid, P. Turner, S. Hopkins, D. Dominie, A. Di . SECOND ROW: C. Rowley, D. Rose, C. Speck, H. Sill, B. Cotton, Mr. Fall. DEBATE l.uolii'x u 114-Imtcr, ur su ln him il Sl'l'lHS,' To win Ilwll Cluunpinnxliip ix ull limi Lnulri rllwllllx. Resolved: That the United Nations now he revised into a World lfederal Gov- Cl'llll16lll.. This was the question i1l'Q,'Ll9tl by this yeark debate teams, and the dehaters, as well as Jackson High, may Well he proud of t.he fine record they made. Under the coaching of Mr. Fall, they took second place in the 5A League debates, Won the Ann Arbor Eliminations Tournaments, and reached the semi-finals in the battle for the State Championship. The varsity teams for the tournaments were com- posed of Dawn Dominie, Nancy Van Dyke, Clyde Rcmyzincl Henry Sill. D. Dominie, C. Rowley, N. Van Dyke, H. Sill P1190 Iiiglzly-Iwo HHVHPHHIS -,-,D Mhchell Snell Adams if Yi Alger ' R ' X x r K I Coddington IH1111' 1fi!IllflI-f0UI' We've G01 the Coach We've Gomhe Team Lewis Sweeney We've Got the Pep Juszcyk ,M , A ff:::ff:a:s:2 ' :-2::- ,:,:-5:9 X .., .1,. ,,., x .,.,.,::. 1 .,., v xi, 1.::- ..:. . ,: jlizizj 3,3::5:2Q-'-:i:E:::-1:E?A., 'f:5- ..., 6 W.:-' .L r:::r1:zE f 97? 4 -'iz-:.1.E.':g:i:E:,::':'N:-'.'.':'5:':'A'-fc-:iris - ' '- 4- -. .: 1- Yo ., -:,:g:- . ., f- gw. as Herzberg MW ,lc .. . We've Got the Steam ,-, W , M , 5 2' .,.V .V.V f A A + . 4 1 , -A l'f1uf' lfinfllfl-liw' Miller .... ..., . .... , ,...., . x .J . H x r wg, af M, f lark, Left to right: Mr. Craig, Mr. Bertig, Mr. Graham, Mr. Cooley, Mr. Bill Ogden, Mr. Don Ogden, Mr. C Director of Athletics. FOOTBALL Sl' M M A RY OF SEASON Se xtember 17 1948 I 1 'eee -2 Y W W - Jackson 0-Melvinalale 0 September 24, 1948 H ,, , Battle Creek 14-.Iuckson 0 October 1, 1948 , , , Jackson 14-Lansing Eastern 7 Oc-tober 8, 1048, , , , Flint Central 21-Jackson 7 Oc-tober15,1!M8, , , 7 , , Grand Rzlpicls Union 20-.lilCkS0l'1 7 October 22, 1948 , ,, , Kalurmlzoo Central 27-Jackson 13 October 29, 15148 Y , Jackson 13-Sexton 7 November 10118 , , , , , , Ann Arbor 7-Jackson 0 E. Thollmun H. Miller l Here There Here Here Here Here There Here B. Zeipslla E. Friday B. Conklin l Page l5iglilyf.wi.1' FIRST ROW, left to right: D. May, K. Adams, B. Snell, D. Lewis, D. Mitchell, D, Sweeney, B. McDonald, N. Finley, F. Mcgiera, D. Aylesworlh. SECOND ROW: D. Ponfti, D. Wilkinson, R. Herzberg, B. Hill, G. Ziepella, B. Conklin, l.. Hoyt, R. Juszczyk, N. Hinkle, D. Dull, W. Rothman. THIRD ROW: B. Bachmcan, B. Murine, H. Cocldington, H. Bclrlo, H. Miller, J. Alger, J. Gillespie, E. Tlwllmun, J. Bonney, B. Griduy, E. Loft, l. Wing. Wg ... I .. '. 3: 1' - :':--il . -. .5 33. V- 1 '- . . ,,.. a A-,.,'.f, 4 ,V I: 1 ES' 0' v- vvxhl I ' I: r . ' 3' iv-P1 'L 'T lil 'A' 13, ...f ,.,., . - we ----s '- ---- V -, X J. Gillespie N. Hinkle R I-GY I EYV 0 F S EA SON With the punting of Lewis, the passing of Sweeney ancl Mitchell, the receiving of Juszczyk, the running of Alger, the him-king of Comlclington, plus all the fine teamwork, Jackson tied for sec-und place in the 5-A League. The grirlclers were hanrlic-apperl by new coaches unfamiliar with the school sys- tem. Only four experienced players remained from the previ- ous season ancl they hail to learn Coach Og4len's methocls. A majority of the team will he here next year to show us what .Iarkson can flu when given ample opportunity. N. Finley F. Mogiero . B. Hills Pllflk' lfigllllu-xvivall FOOTBA LL-RESERVE SQ UA ll BACK ROW, left to right: Joe Joseph lmgr.l, Charles Crownover, John Bachman, Heath Reeves, AI Worden, Bob Alexander, Roger Fulton, Roger Sheets, Doug Chase, Ted Benson. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Bruce, Charles Holmes, Bill Rogers, Jim Hill, Duane Johnson, Barry Bristol, Norman Kieme, Bob Wickham, John Demeter. FRONT ROW: Charles Wilson, Sam Hoopingctrner, Bob Shaughnessy, Jim Moore, Loyd Beck, Willie Huber, Dick Stone, George Cristofl, Jack Cole. RESERVE S0l'H05'0RE September 29, 1948 September 24, 1948 .1 uckstm 37-Eaton Rapids fi Jackson 42-Grass Luke O October 9, 1948 September 230, 1948 Battle Creek 7-.Jackson 13 J ackstm 14APurma fi October 123, 1948 October 7, 1948 Vanclercook Lake 34-acksrm 12 Jackson 6-Brooklyn 0 October 16 1948 October 14, 1948 Battle Creek 32-Jackson li .J ackson 3323-C0111-o1'cl 0 October 22, 1948 October 21, 1948 East Jackson 24-Jackson 18 Springport 334-.lackson 12 October 27 Buys' Vocational 12-Jackson 7 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SQUAD BAK ROW, left to right: Bues, Steele, Prin, Magill, Cochran, Boucher, Youse, Janke, Wiencl, Griggs, Bartz, Slater, Terry, Sheridan. THIRD ROW: Humphreys, Travis, Upchurch, Lewis, Branlmyer, Leeke, Climer, Stiles, Werk, Resh, Sommers, Sihanne, Summer, Nixon. SECOND ROW: Warren, Waters, Welch, Fairly, Andrews, Baker, Russell, Horning, Austin, Psychas, Todorofl Videto. FIRST ROW: Jacobs lmgr.J, Wheeldon, McGee, Sayles, Williams, lsham, Mackinder, Snell, Milsom, Galbreoth Hilder. Page Highly-eig1:l 1 1 BACK ROW, leh to right: W. Jenness, G. ChristoFf, C. Washburn, N. Stetler, R. Todorofl, N, Scuine, H Coddlng ton, E. Scott, W. Bertig Icoachl. CENTER ROW: L. Youse, B. Davis, C. Psychas, B. Alexander, E. Hicks, B. Sayles. FRONT ROW: W. Rothman, B. Drake, D. Ponlfi, D. Alexander, J. Merry, .I. Howard, R. Herzberg. December 10, 151-18 Doc-elnher 115. 12118 .l2lI1L1Zll',V 7, 19-19 .Izxnuary 13, 19-459, .Iunuury 21. 159451 .lumxary 28. 15119 l 1QI'Dl'llLlI'Y 4, lf!-15? February 10, 1911? February 18. 1919 lf'ol11'L1u1'y 25, 19451 R. There Here Th orc Here Here Here . Th ere' H ore There 'Fhurv Herzberg D. Alexander W. Rothman WRESTLING Summzlry of S1-arson Sexton Eastern Hattie Creek Ann Arbor Rust Lansing Sexton Eastern , Battle Creek Ann Arbor , East Lansing Prim' Ifiglllll-Ililu' I I I .I .I I I I I I LlL'liS1Jll uc-ksnn ucksnn ackson an-ksnn uckscm uvksun zwksnn uc-ksmm uvksnn D. Saltzgaber D. Pontfi J. Howard ,Q- A2-7.7! I 0117 FIRST ISOBV, 'left fo right: R. Palmer, H. Copeland, A. Perrin, D. Hilderley, H. Chapman, W. Server, A. Sofak . ra e SECOND ROW: A. Scott, D. Hinlon, B. Snyder, N. Dowling, C. Holman, T. Psychols, E. Stauff, R. Pritchard, J Miller, A. Nichols, H. Hargrove, manager, THIRD ROW: C. Thrum, J. Fox, J. Zielinski, C. Huebner, B. Herman, H. Ziegler, D. Kinf, B. Henderson, J. Cannehl K. Smoyer, J. Chapman, manager. TOP ROW: Coach Jensen, D. Vought, J. Lawhead, T. Jeffrey, P. Goyins, D. Gallapoo, H. Januszka, J. Marhausen K. Yohn, D. Fitch. CROSS-COUNTRY SUMMARY OF SEASON S91JlQ.6lTllJCl' 24-Here .lac-ksrm lT-E21SfCI'l1 37 L October 1-There .lac-kson 17-Kalamazoo fl0l'llI'2ll -I5 October 8-There .luckSon 18-Lansing Sexton ell Ouuulmer 15-Here .lucksun 20-Ann AI'lJlD1' 215 October' 153-There .lac-ksun 17 A Battle Creek el5 Oc-tolmel' 23- 5-A Meet-. State Meet B. Dralle la Allmicm College wkson 211 Octoluel' 30- -.l uckson 53 Ypsilanti Page Ninety K L- Coach Jensen R. Palmer A, gomk H. Copeland H. Chapman C. Holman W. Server State Champs VIKING HARRIERS DO IT AGAIN Oct. 31, UNPJ FOR THE SECOND CON- SECUTIVE YEAR THE J. H. S. CROSS COUNTRY team climaxed an undefeated seas son hy cropping the State Championship. The Jackson hurriers, coached by Chris Jensen, took the 5-A meet with the lowest score ever. it is an honor to the school to have such u fine coach and team. Page Ninely-one D. Hilderly A, Peryin E. smug BACK ROW, left to right: D. Gallapoo, L. Hoyf, R. Juszczyk, D. Chase, N. Hinkle. FRONT ROW: D.Surbrook, J. Alger, D. Lee, D. Minor. . H g ,. -L, f fw ,.,M 4' QJNJKVAIK Q' I 1 . f ,,, H --A '4.fA t A- u D. Surbrook R. Juszczyk 1- Lf In L. Hoyt ,. q y,..,1. f 'U , . Q' Pam' .Yillvill-Illlrz n J. Alger Nfweinliei' 2 Uevelnliei' IJ Deceinbsi' 10 Deceinbei' JT llevemlxei' 28 .lzimiziry T .iamlziry 1-4 .laiiniury 1.1 .Jkll1llLll'Y 22 .lznnuury 27 J 1:'JJl'L1ZlI'Y 4 FQiJI'LlZll'Y JJ FClJI'llkl1'Y 18 I QJ1l'llill'y 22 J wCJlJ'U2ll'Y 25 A1il1'l'h J N. Hinkle D. Minor D. Chose SUMMARY OF SEASON .Jackson , . 42 Fowl 'J'i'u1Je Grancl Rapids Union JH .Jackson Lansing Sexton Ji .Jackson . .Jackson -H lizinsing Eusterli , ,Jucksun Fourth Place Flint Tournziine .Jackson ,-JS Buttle Creek ,, Ann Arbui' 332 .Jackson Hentun Hziriim' 31 .lac-ksfm J3ezii'JJcn'ii -JIS .Jackson Lansing Sexton -45 .Jackson , Lansing JCz1ste1'n 46 .lzivkson , .Jucrkson , , 43 Hattie Creek Ann Arbm' N 5353 .Jackson Pontiac , ,-JU .lan-ksoii , Hivei' Runge 338 Jzickwn KL1J211'nLlZ0u .37 .laukscm ,. - D. Gallapo 1 , D- L99 l'ufn' .YfI1l'fll'llIl'l'1' - - J,,'.,., X 03-MV5 NVUL 5' Left to right: J. Fox, B. Penn, C. ' bner, J. Reiner, J. Bonney, A. Chase, A. Nichols, B. Mills, B. Conklin, H. Hargrove, R. Palmer. LW f RESERVE BASKETBALL SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Ford 'l'1'a1le ,, H 10 Jackson 37 Vanclercook Lake , 15 Jackson , , 37 Grand Rapids Union, , 17 Jackson 44 East Jackwn 43 Iuckstm 28 Lansing Sexton ,7., ,L . 28 Jackson , ., 25 'T ' ' ' Lansing Eastern, 21 ,134-kson 727 Vanrlercook Lake , 29 Jackson 36 BHU19 C1'99k - -- 35 JHCRSUU - -'24 East .Jackson , 38 Jackson , ,-19 Ann Arbor. ,. 31 Jackson 23 1 'Benton Harbol, Y V 40 Jackson V 31 Stal 1' Lonnnonwealth , ,38 Jackson 29 Dearborn Y,,, H , ., 17 Jackson N24 Tekonsha , , , , 14 Jackson 44 Lansing Sexton., ,, 48 Jackson 32 Q .- . . F . , , . , . . in ing A1 boi , . 21 Jackson , .32 Lansing Eastern . , . 33 Jackson . ., 32 I-'Qattle Cl-eek V ,VVV 41 Jacksim M 23 Starr Commonwealth W 15 Jackson ,, 10 lJOl'1tlZlC .. .. 22 .JZICKSOU , , 31 Palfngl H , 7 N at-kggjn r .H ' ' Tekonsha . 25 Jackson 50 FIRST ROW, lef! io right: J. Lawheod, E. Wright, W. Trowbridge, J. Golbreaih, B. Russell, W. Kollar, J. Resh. SECOND ROW: J. Lewis lmgr.7, R. Welch, H. Snyder, B. Murine, D. Climer, R. Hevman, B. Williams, H. Boucher. THIRD ROW: E. Thallmon, F. Tamm, T. Kistka, C. Sommers, D. Jonke, J. Fairly. Imgc Ninety-live 5 i U .6 Clark of Athletics BEHIND THE SCENES P11410 N'ilu'Iy-xi.x' THIRD ROW, left to right: W. Cooley fcoachl, B. Watkins, M. Burden, C. Crownover, D. Petersen, D. Hilderly, R, MacDowell, P. Goying Lmgr.j. SECOND ROW: B. White, J. Slater, C. Dove, H. Adams lcapt.J, B. Herman, P. Horning, G. Yann, B. Bailey, V. Ladd. FIRST ROW: D. Mitchell, L. Barrows, B. Weidenhamer, D. Bostedor, P. leelce, E. Dickinson, B. Snell. llcvemlmol' Ci, ISHS llecemlmcl' 10, 19-18 .lumlary T, 19453, .l2llllllll'Y 13, 1940 .lE1l1U2ll'Y21, 15340 lfeln'uary 5 19151 SWIMMING Summary of Season ,,'l'l1e1'e Pontiac AHS '1'he1'o .lucckscm A17 Here- Iizxlumzlzun X2 There .Iuvksmm ,, , 1216 'Fherc Buttle Creek , 50 There Arthur Hill , , 5-l l2lCliS0ll Kululnazou C'em1'uI .Iac-ksmm , Ypsilanti 11 .lavkson Iuckscm , l'i0lll'Ll2ll'Y ll. NH!! Hero lllllillkli' . ,, 'Hi .lZlC'liSlll1 , , l clu'uz1l'y 18. ISHS? Hero l'lilHlCl'l1 62 .lm-ksmm l'lSlJl'LlLil'Y 26, lfllflr BA Rivet at l3z1ltloi'1'ue-k .lucksrm tied fm' 3311! .37 H. Adams, D. Petersen, M. Burden P. Horning, B. Snell, D. Bostedor, B. Bristol lin Page Ninvlu-seven lefl to right-D. Reimcn lmanngerl, D. Dietz, R. Moy, H. Wluiimcln, . Sikorovslmy, G. Core, R. Hamel, F. Purcell, J. Freeman, D. Smufff L. Chobuf, M. Broun, J. Verdries, E. ooley, H. Reeves, D. Rohrbacker, J. Gibson, R. Smoyer, Coach Ruehl. r , f 1' I I Jfj fi! . ' 12 .fl TENNIS t , 3,51 xl l SIWIMAIRY OF SEASUN April 20 Jackson , . Eastern Anvil 225 Sexton , .Iackson April 30 Rattle Creek Jackson May Ann Arbor ,, .Jackson , May .Iackson Eastern , May 11 .lackson Sexton , May 1-4 Adrian Jackson ,,,, May 18 .lackson Battle Creek May 21 Ann Arbor .lackson , , ' Q. May 223 .lackson , Kalamazoo M. Braun F. Purcell G. core H. whim-an E. wocley Page Ninety-eight ,W-A-fm BACK ROW, left to right: D. Mitcl1ell, B. Crawford, D. Conley, J. Day, D. Cook, D. lewis, C. Keith Mr L Cronier fcouchl, J. Day. SECOND ROW: J. Jacobs imgr.l, G. Silcock, D. Surbrook, H. Roberts, W. Server, C. Testa, J. Rutchlson R Kuiawu, D. Scott, R. Herzberg, C. Juquith Cmgr.J. BASEBALL SUM M A RY OF S EASUN April 23 Kalamazoo Jackson ,, April 30 Jackson .,,, Forclson , May 11 Sexton , ,,,, Jackson ,, May l-l Kalamazoo ., Jackson , May 18 Battle Creek Jackson May 21 Jackson , W Ann Arbor May 25 Battle Creek ,.,. .,.,.. . lackson May 28 Ann Arbor Jackson c. Testa w. server H. Roberts R Kuiqwu R Herzberg Page Ninety-nine Left to right: H. Green, A. Nichols, B. Watkins, K. Davis, Mr. Duicher Ccoachl, R. Kelly, A. Case, D. Muyo, H. Andrews. GOLF SUM MARY OF SEASON April 224 Sexton .,,, 355 .lackson '374 April 30 Ann Arbor , 365 Jackson ,, , 122 May li lqlllillUZlZUO . . ,,., 354 Jackson , 3551 May T .lacksun , .2357 Lansing Eastern, , 365 May 12 Jackson . . ,,., 361. l'1lll1IN0l'll1G1'l1 , 3532 May 18 Huttle Creek 325 .lac-ksun ,, 3-48 May 22 Regional at Ann Arbor .luckson , 351 lSeconrl Place-l H. Andrews B. wmkins Mr. Dufcher A. Nichols B. walking D. Mny0 1 Page One Hundred fff' J. Hargrove BACK ROW, left to right: C. Jensen Ccoachj, A. Solcrk, E. Perkins, E. Van Dusen, H. Chapman, K. Davis, D. Locke, B. Williams, B. Hill, H. Barto, W. Rothman, J, Marxhauser, J. Windenhammer, B. Davis, D. Haynes, G. Ziepella, D. Hills, R. MacDuffy, K. Adams, R. Holmes, C. Holman, R. Drake, E. Day, A. Perin, R. Fulton, G. Connor, J. Lapp, E. Rohacz. 'CENTER ROW: R. Pitchard, P. Densmore, F. Starrett, F. Carpenter, J. Cole, D. Fultz, N. Hinkle. P. Shaler, D. Hilderly, D. Stevens, F. Butkiewicx, T. Nesci, P. Vaughn, D. Ponti, B. Warley, T. Bensen, S. Stevens, J. Bonney. FRONT ROW: L. Hull, A. Jackson, G. Gillooly, D. Hinton, H. Miller, l.. Smith, N. Kystad, H. Cocldington, Howard, H. Bennett, J. Alger, J. Rifenlaurg, B. Rodgers, B. Stoddard, V. Allen, N. Blank. April 225 April 30 May 5 May 7 May 8 May 22 May 28 TRACK Summary of Season Ann Arbor ,, 67 Battle Creek .....,, 60 Sexton , . , Eastern ,.,...,.,, Albion Relays 5A Meet State Meet D. Rogers 61 V2 38143 .lackson Jackson .lackson Jackson .Jackson Jackson Jackson D. Haynes Page Om' llrrnrlrrrl Um' , 24 , .... 451 W H .,., 47 16 . ............ Tzffs second place third place sixth place J. D. Stevens . 13. FIRST ROW, Iefi to right: J. Cantine, N. King, B. Billeter, M. Russell. SECOND ROW: H. Johnson, J. Sherwood, L. Lyons, J. Fox. These cheerleaders and rlrum majorettes make up the penny side of our school. Their enthusiasm and general exuberance encourage the students to support our team, and hring about the school spirit so necessary to the morale of J. H. These girls represent a very real part of school days to be lung remembered. P. Brown, J. Lasky, L. Nichols, W. Snyder 1 r ,, l l'1me Om' Ilunrlrerl Two S x U. .L .L 0l l+'Il'lCRH First S1'llll'Sl1'l' left io riqhv. L. Billings, G. Gibson, J. Broun, O. Hurd G. A. A. .Xl-liil-xwiiii-iii in lliiw xxwirlll iiiwiiis little' xritlmiil si llZlSll' iiluzilism. 'I'liv Girls' ,Xllilciliv .Naam-iziliiiii INIIJUA siiiwrvlx' llizit its :iwzirlls ut' iiiiiiiviuils, .l's ziiifl Sim .l's uri' NUI ilu' Iiiizil mile-uiiic-s lil' its iiimgrwiiii ul' simrlw. liul llizit SHl1ll'XYllCl'U we-Ii ffirl mln- lizivc- lkiuiirl ai iwiliyiiiiiiii lit' iw iclwllv-ifmlifl lwzillli fmlirl lblluwsliiii ziiiil , . . . . . , . ,, , llllll' iilziv, 'I'li4' simris iii wliivli ai girl maiy' l'llSlilLfK'2ll'l'Y2ll'l1'll in skills.si11'l'uili11liiiggsamil iwiiiiimiiiriiis. 'lwllillll swirls Llllltlvl tliuxc- iiilvrc-slum! in sim-ci: lizialwllizill. xwillvylvlill :xml lizisi-lwzill, lffir ilu' mws wlw11i'v se-1-liiimuii zic'lix'il.x' tlizil will lw usiiliil to tlic-m in zulixlt litk-. iliviw zirl- tho imlivilliiail gziiiimfs mil' lmgicliiiiiituii, lmwliiig. grim-lim-iiv. tennis, swimiiiiiia zinfl iiiliclwii ilzmviiig. 'Vlirwiigli :ill lliih ilu- Girl! Allilvtiv ,Xsslwiutiuii lifipi-sil1'ii tliurc- iirix' lin- lkiiiml am iiisiiiiniliiiii lil lvml tlwiii iii vvi-r giwzitvi' zu-liii-rs-7 im-iii. il lll'2lllllll'l' lumix, zu liziimii-i' mimi ziiill ai iiimwi miiii'zig4-wins spirit. 11.1. ,L 0l I ll'l'IRS S1-vmul S1'lll4'Sl4'l' Left to right: P. Foster, E. Tanner, O. Hurd, L. Billings i W 5 lhim' lllli' llilnrlrmf Iffiiii' FIRST ROW, left to right: N. Townley, O. Beebe, C. Elliott, l. Walters, V. Howard, E. Thompson, S. Whaley, O. Hurd, I.. Billings. SECOND ROW: L. Schleh, M. Sheets, M. Gagnon, C. Ellis, I. Moltby, J. Will, L. Yokum, J. Wohlgemuth, T. Turk, J. Moe, N. Townley. BASKETBALL Basketball is a very popular winter sport at Jackson High. A large group of girls rallied to its support this year. Fleetfootedness and skill are necessary to outwit opponents, therefore the girls participate in many practice games and tour- nament matches. Much attention was given to the technique of dodging and in handling the ball as well as in the perfection of team work. The girls always like to have new competition, so if you want to play a game which truly is a sport, join the basketball club next year. TABLE TENNIS This year a new Table Tennis fbetter known as Ping Pong! Club has been instituted into the G. A. A. The girls meet on Tuesday afternoons and have a swell time hitting the ball and then hunting for it under the table and around the gym floor. The girls play single games as well as doubles, and enjoy it very much, as it is a game which requires quickness of eye as well as mind. Ping Pong is a sport enjoyed by all who participate. ,FIRST ROW, left to ri?hi: A. Brown, D. Beebe, J. Wohlgemuth, B. Hardy, O. Hurd, N. Tyler, S. Whaley, R. Head, L. Yocum, M. O son, J. Bowen, J. Will, M. Dohr. SECOND ROW: C. Elliott, J. Moe, L. Schleh, l. Decker, P. Turner, M. Sheets, E. Tanner. Page Um' llumlrrrl Five Left to right: P. Foster, O. Hurd, D. Johnson, L. Decker, M. Dohr, S. Balcxwender, C. Fritz, N. Townley, L. Billings, N. Townley. ARCHERY The twang of a bow and the thud of an arrow it strikes the padded target was to be heard at nearly any time during the warm Spring days. The G. A. A. girls practiwecl on the hill behind Marsh Hall. Beginners were taught the tech- nique of target shooting, and everyone who came out for it enjoyed it. To any of you who would like to learn a sport which requires accuracy and skill, and pro- vides lots of fun, all we can say is, Come on out for G. A. A. archery. SOFTBALL Lively, laughing girls running and shouting. That's what goes on early in the spring after school when the high school girls go out to play softball. Softball itself is an intriguing game which is a great favorite among the girls, as well as the boys. lt is played in high schools all over the country. The girls have tourna- ments every year, and these games always prove to be the most thrilling of the season. So, batter up! Play ball! The season is on and were going to Win! FIRST ROW, left to right: G. Gibson, L. Billings. SECOND ROW: E. Word, S. Clemons, N. Bailey, N. Townley, L. Decker, O. Hurd. Page One Hundrell Six FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Carpenter, A. Brown, J. Bowen, J. Hostetler, M. Olsen. SECOND ROW: M. Sheets, E. Tonner, N. Waidellck, B. Lyons. SWIMMING Like to swim? X'Vell, then, come once a week and enjoy forty-five minutes with your pals by joining the G. A. A. Swimming Club. Improve your stroke and diving techniques. Fancy diving, turns and twists seem to be all the rage these days. Many timed races have been held in the pool and the results were very satisfactory. Girls, it' you want to learn to swim, become a better swimmer, or just have lots of fun, be sure and participate in the activities of the Swim Club next year. DANCE This year a new club was introduced into the G. A. A. curriculum. This was the Dance Club which met on Wednesday afternoon after school. Various rhythms, techniques and styles were discussed and tried. lf you like to dance, Colne out and join the Dance Club and have a swell time learning some new and interesting dances. FIRST ROW, left to right: N. Townley, C. Dohr, E. Tompson, A. Brown, C. Elliott, O. Hurd, L. Carpenter. SECOND ROW: P. Turner, E. Tanner, L. Yekom, M. Sheets, J. Bowen, N. Townley, H. Cobb. i o Page Unu Illlllzlrccl Seven FIRST ROW, left to right: G. Wilson, N. Townley, S. Whaley, M. Sheets, E. Thompson, D. Beebe, J. Moe. SECOND ROW, left to right: B. Hardy, L. Yokum, J. Wohlgemuth, J. McGonegal, A. Brown, B. Brooks, J, Bowen, L. Decker, C Elliott, M. Olsen, M. Crawford, P. Foster, M. Dohr, N. Townley, O. Hurd, E. Tanner. BADMINTON Get the 'hirflie' quick! Hit it over the net! These are some of the exclama- tions to he hearcl on Tuestlay nights, when the G. A, A. girls play haclminton. The game itself requires quickness of eye, fleet-footetlness, flexihility of hotly antl a hroatl unrlerstantling of the rules. The cluh is composed of both heginners and aclvaneetl players. The heginners learn the fundamental strokes and rules, while the atlvancerl players Carry on games and tournaments. TENNIS Look at that serve! Was that a honey! Remarks such as these constitute the comments of the people who see the Jackson High school girls play tennis. These girls are remarkably prolieient, mlue to the fact that the Girls' Athletic As- sociation provides an excellent opportunity to learn the funtlamentals of tennis. Expert cleinonstrations anrl advice are given to all the girls interestecl in tennis who attenml the extra-curricular class lielcl after school hy the G. A. A. FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Foster, J. Mayer, L. Carpenter, O. Hurd, N. Townley, M. Dohr, K. Diehl, L. Billings, A. Davis, G. Gibson, L. Decker, D. Hill, B. Bant. SECOND ROW, left to right: C. Stevens, C. Dohr, P. Turner, E. Tanner, C. Elliott, J. Will, M. Crawford. Page Um' Ilunzlrrrl Eight FIRST ROW, left to right: V. Davis, M. Bury, L. Heiler, J. Detwyler, H. Cobb, P. Foster, D. Beebe, C. Laltas, B Ban? SECOND ROW, left to right: H. Frazer, G. Gibson, J. Braun, J. Mayer, F. Johnson, S. Nelson, E. Benson, C. Bell J. Growfher, J. Moe, J. Hurr, A. Davis, P. Turner, M. Norcross. BOWLING Would you like to join a group of girls who are interested in learning how to howl? lf so, here is where and how and when. The Howl-O-Drome on Michigan Avenue is open especially to .larkson High School students on Monday afternoons after school. Bowling is a grand game, a game of skill and precision that is grow- ing more popular every year. So, come on, all you girls who Uwoulcl-like-to-howl hut-l-don't-know-how. Heres your chance! Why waste it? VOLLEYBALL XVham! resounded the volleyhall as the server gave it a mighty punch. Up and away again over the net, then, hang! the hall hit the floor. lt's a mighty hard joh trying to keep that hall up in the air, hut volleyball is enjoyed hy all the girls who come out for it on Tuesday afternoons after school, lt is a game which taxes one's abilities, hut provides lots of good exercise and fun. Left lo right: O. Hurd, S. Martin, C. Elliott, L. Carpenter, S. Whaley, L. Decker, M. Dohr, D. Beebe, P. Foster, C. Lcmas, J. Moe. Page 0110 Ilundrrvl Nine left to right: G. Sweeney, D. Sherwood, B. Huber, N. Hudler, A. Veiesk, S. Beerbower. MODERN DANCE Girls, :lo you walk into a room, slam the tloor, stumble over the nearest rug, fall on your face and slump into the kitchen to tell your mother that .lim invitecl you to the school rlance, but you can't go because you never can keen up with him? Then why not take modern dance in high school? 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Washington Ave. PHONE 2-0451 Jackson, Michigan 0 U 0 U 4, ...--.... 0000000000000000000000 00000001 Q-00000000 000000000000000000000000 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '49 MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. 304 S. JACKSON ST. Jackson, Michigan 000000000000000000000000 AFTER FOOTBALL FUN I 'll qv Um' llumlrwl .Yinvl n ::::::Qooo::o::::::::oQooo::o::o:::o:::::::::::::::::::: A Z A Michigan Fashion Institution for Eighty Years CAMPUS STORES IN EAST LANSING AND ANN ARBOR --A---A----A---A----A------A--AAo--oooo---AA-----A-----A Better Your Home- Better Your Living CONGRATULATIONS il to the an JURY-ROWE'S 3: CLASS OF '49 I I Complete Furnishings For the Home IE IE zoo SOUTH MECHANIC sr. Model Finance Co. at Cortland tt 0 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASSES OF 1949 Oh, you can tell your story and talk of time and space, But friends will like it better to READ it in your face. The photograph from PALMI will tell it true and swift, And keep in lasting memory your sentimental gift. O PALMI ART STUDIO JACKSON, MICHIGAN Residence 2-7785 Office 3-6036 Page One llunrlred 'huenly y..---..---..----------------------------------1 Q9-QQ.Q90o-oo::o: :o::: : :ooo: : : : :0o: : : :ooo::oQQoo t Glasgowys Style, Quality and Value-Always EVERYTHING FOR ALL THE FAMILY AND HOME 1 : : : : ::: :qQ: :Q : : : : : : oooa: :QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ THE ACCIDENTAL FOUR Page' Om' Ilurulrml Tun-nlu n Jeweuzv cures AMMUN,,,oN BEACH ss HEUMAN CAMPING EQUIPMENT ouraomw morons JEWELRY - SPORTING GOODS Pnesio cooxens REFRIGERATORS 148-150 E. Cortland Sf. Dial 2-6533 WASHING MACHINES KNAPP MONARCH APPLIANCES NORGE APPLIANCES SUNBEAM APPLIANCES DEEP FREEZE BOXES Jackson, Michigan J. L. MILLARD, D. A. MARTIN, Prop. Buy It at Your Home-Owned Food Store MICHIGAN BAKERIES Phone 2-8231 Jackson, Mich. ::::::::::::::::::::o::oo::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: YOUR HOME.. Q For Materials fo Build It Q and Fuel to Heat lt Q Go to . . . HARTWICK-WOODFIELD CGMPANY 404-406 NORTH MECHANIC STREET Page One llumlred Twenly-Iwo vvvvvv,----------,-,,-vv-voooo------- ---v---- - CARS - TRUCKS NEW 81 USED PARTS 8. SERVICE Open Til Midnite CLEM DAVIS, Inc. Authorized Dealer 91nd 1 www' DIAL 2-8211 901 E. MICHIGAN AVE. ---- .... ------------,--------,----A--- Page Om' Ilumlrvrl Twvnly-lllree f------------Q--------1 f------Q--------------1 Q----------------------q- Compliments The CRAFT AGENCY, INC. INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE 137 S. Jackson Street PHONE 6109 ------------------------- QQ----------------------Q- Special Cakes For All Occasions U ANNIVERSARIES . BIRTHDAYS O WEDDINGS Our Home Bakery 404 W. Franklin St. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ----QQ A----------------------4 L---------------------4 fQ---------------------------------------------1 -------------------------- Compliments of Osborn Pharmacy 800 W. Ganson Street Osborn Store 1002 Lansing Avenue Q Osborn's Polly Drug 300 E. Ganson Street -Q------------------------ 4...------------------------------------------..4 SIX LONG BIRDS Imiw Una' Ilumlrml 'l'im'n1u-luul' 000000000000000000000000 000:::00::::0 I I mu ll I I p::0 000000000000: : : 000000 00000000 00 0000 Y ------ :: : :::0000::0000:::::: E 1: T vQ X ' x s 4 X 'ZA X5 -Z X 'X X New-' by 15-. .ffif S . . H, . , 4 X ...., . ' -I.9'f 'x1wf N X Ugocofafaa THERE ARE NO FINER JACKSON IS THE HOME OF THIS FAMOUS BRAND GILBERT'S RETAIL STORE -:- 134 W. MICHIGAN AVENUE '::'1 an wwf ca I II yew? Safe I 3- :2 SIC Sax I I P255 I ' ri Q5 11-0 Ig 'II3 I0-4 I IPIIE Itcn 3:00000 qggg qv I EI 'MIIE II DPIIQ 'IIT ooooogigzg SQIQSHI Cmwv-FUJI uw-1-an-4 -.4 I :mmm mI59xmI 'DSSSSIIO our' I P x 260 Z an u-1 ii. m CDI VIII I 'I' 9 he E x gl. Q E 3 Q D I IE. S. 5 G 'IQI 7? - K3 gf T Qyjflf 9 ua gp Quo -.I AN I I I' E 1 E. pff7iIIIIIg I ' 31 ii V1 I 'I' E' S' E 'I I ' I 5 E 3, 2 ', I 5+ M 50000000 0000 0000000 0000000000 ....-., I 0 PosTER SUPPLIES I 3 Economy Wallpaper 2 Co. I 149 S. Jackson St. I---..-.. ...... ....-..... YOQOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOO 0000 9 Ca ryman s I H6 W'CCIII1LAHD ST. JACKSON,MICHIGAN 3 ouvsn P. CARMAN I Phone 2-8612 4- .......... .....-........ PHY! 01:0 llrmlrczl Tw vnly-lim' WHAT A TEAM! Qeooeooooooooeoeoo ooooo- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '49 Steaks Chops Sandwiches BURGUNDY SNACK BAR 7 Days cl Week oooooooeoooocceooooo QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ .QQ WAY JEWELERS enesnwoon AND FIRST sr. Dial 9623 I I In II II ll ll ll mu ma ll nu u u u tl u II II II 0 .....4 ---1 Il ll ml nl ml 'I n II 0 In II ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ml 4 Page 'Ill 0 II unzlrvd P II II II II II II II I II II I I ll ll nu 0 n 0 0 II II 0 I lr lr la na ll ll nu nu mu nu ll ll I I O 4, T ooo QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ OUR CONGRATULATIONS fo the CLASS OF '49 'A' A. W. FURNIVAL 8z SON F L O R I S T S 1105 WEST GANSON STREET 'WIP QHQQ AII Flowers in Season for Parhes Weddings and Decorczhons of AII Kinds QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ wenly-si.zr -v---------------------vvvv--------------------- ----vvv 1 1 1 CONGRATULATIONS . . 5, to the Classes of 1949 ll 1 1 1 McConkey Motor Co. 1 1 Lincoln and Mercury Dealer Q 326 W. MICHIGAN AVENUE O :::::::::::::::2:2:22:::::::::OQ::::::::::::::::::o:::::-4 :::::::::::::::::::---:::1 r-:::::::-Q--:::::::::::::-1 ll 11 1 Il 2 Dinnerware 1 For malfeds or lunches 1 Or hot dogs in bunches Glassware 1 For hamburgs or pop Gifts-Greeting Cards f A clean place to stop- 5 ll l l lim' tlf 1 AT THE FARM ll II L, - QC L QQ Fw 1 719 WILDWOOD 5 298531.-..r... : Under New Managemenl m Opposiie Hayes Hotel l ::::::::::::::::::::A::::4 2::::::::::::::::::::::::: A 2::::::::::::::::::::::::1 rcec:---:::::::::::-:::::::-v ll g 1 Typewrifers, Adding Machines, l Duplicators, sales-service E COMP'-IMENTS 5 THE OFFICE E TO THE CLASS OF '49 SUPPLY HOUSE 55 Il : 129 South Mechanic Street E i'.3'I.i,'Z1g.'?EZ'.1i1 ZZ il :: SNAPPY SERVICE 1 ll 11 1 L. C. Smith 8. Corona Typewrifers l 1 11 1 :::::::::::::::::::0:::::4 B00:::::: oooo ::::::::::::: J 222:2222:---:::::::::::0::0:200022: AAA::::::--:: :::---:::1 ll FOR ROOFING, LUMBER, ASPHALT SHINGLES E MILLWORK AND PAINT 1 l I I CENTRAL CITY LUMBER COMPANY Jackson, Michigan 1I 339 ofsego Avenue Dial 2-7113 :I Page Om' Hundred Twenty-seven ll ll 4 VIKING ASSEMBLY THE THEME WAS ALADDlN'S LAMP I 1 U ll zlrwl l1w'rllg1-vlylll 3:35123 ff.: - Ice Cream and Dairy Products 1 x ' ELLEN AY J 6' ' 1 I J Ilfwfu f 'J fi - F I DAIRY PRODUCTS EVERY PRODUCT PASTEURIZED if Ice CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS SOLD FROM OUR DAIRY BAR AT WILDWOOD and DURAND STREETS 'A' SPECIAL BABY MILK HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D 'A' LOUD Sz JACKSON DAIRIES, Inc DIAL 2-7141 Page One Hundred Twenty-nine QQ..--' QQ-.. Q Q- P oooooo TAYLOR PRODUCE CO. Jackson, Michigan Wholesale Distributors Fresh Fruits and Vegetables and Pepsi-Cola QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1 I O 0 t i O i 0 ml ml ll ll ll A 1 ll ml ll ll O 0 ll ll ll ll 0 0 0 0 ll ll rl rl ll 0 ll -v v- --------------- Q--'-'e-'Q 2 3 i O l E , HENRY'S l l DAIRY GRILL l E 102 N. THOMPSON ST. 5 Just Off Michigan Ave., W. I HAROLD HENRY, Prop. 2 2 l.. .............. MMMMM 0 I 2 Y 2 2 PHONE 5522 0 i 0 i 2 2 JACKSON E E PAPER BOX CO. z 2 We Specialize in i E Set-up, Candy and Wedding E : Cake Boxes 0 O 3 5 1oo-110 w. PEARL sr. 0 od L. oo..o...o.o.....-....... .4 CHECK OUT HERE Pugfv Om, Ilumlrvil Thirty 4 ----------------Q---------..-----,------..- 1 Y' f---..------------..------------------..-------1 Qoqooooooooooooooo Q QQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ UPERFEC TI ON in PORTRAI TS i' THE KAUPP STUDIO Upstairs 142 W. MICHIGAN AVENUE ::::::::::::::::: ::::oooo::o:::::QQ:::oo::: Pnyn' Una Ilundred Thirly-one QQQQQQQQQQQQQ : :QQooo: :oo HERE'S WHERE THE YEARBOOK TICKETS WERE SOLD Q. ooooo::o::::::::::::::-::: COMPLIMENTS OF Jackson Clearing House Association JACKSON CITY BANK 8. TRUST CO. NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON oo::o: zog::::Q--Q::q-::Q-Q-QQ::-::-::::::: Puqn' Um' Ilunflrvzl Thirly-Iwo QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ---.WOQ---QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1 f QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ocqoo .QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ M! f X, 1 2 DDE Givv i s is., N , 'N ,jx 1 V.: A if Q CGNGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1949 Q9ppenbeim'5 One of Michigan's Fine Stores The Smarily Dressed Young Men and Women Shop cnt Oppenheim's ::::::::::::::::::::::::QQ-:::::--::::::::::::::::::::::o Page Um' Ilumlrvzl Tllirly-lhree SHE'S GETTING A CHILLY RECEPTION THE DAY OF THE DEADLINE Pays One llunflred Thirly-four oooooooooooooooooo oooooo ooooooooooooo CONGRATULATIONS Class of '49 We can't do all the portraits in Jackson-just the best of them. T68 W. MICHIGAN AVE. Phone 4-3375 UP OVER REX THEATER 72Z0w.mcm 72oJz!JLaL6 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 49 SMITH-WINCHESTER COMPANY JACKSONS LEADING DEPARTMENT HARDWARE HOUSEWARES . . . Featuring the finest in cooking utensils, cleaning supplies, ?al- vanied ware, laundry supp ies, washing machines, stoves. The ideal place to shop for practical gifts. SPORTING GOODS . . . Where you find the famous makes of sporting goods for hunting, fishing, golf, baseball, tennis, basketball. HARDWARE . . . Always the finest in tools for carpenters, mechanics and for the handyman. Also drafting supplies, and many every-day needs for the home. Established 1865 Complete Departments of WHEEL TOYS... Featuring famous make bikes for boys or girls, men or women. Velocipedes, scooters, wagons- POWER TOOLS . . . For the hobbyist or production shop, by Delta, Black 8. Decker, Dumore, Porter-Cable and Ster- ling-names you can depend on. PAINT . . . Featuring a complete line of the famous Lowe Brothers paints and varnishes. Also Kem-Tone and a complete selection of brushes. FACTORY SUPPLIES . . . A complete store of factory sup- plies carrying small machines, accessories and parts. ELECTRICAL NEEDS . . . A complete selection of Westing- house light bulbs, wire, outlets and switch bones and wiring accessories. ----------------oo Page One Ilunrlrod Tlnirfy-five -oo::::::::Q:::::::::::oo:::---::: WE WORK at FIELD S JOYCE GIBBS ALICE CZAJCZYNSKI BETTY COX DORIS MOREHOUSE and JACIC DEMAREST Jackson High Retail Co-ops, working with the L. H. Field Co. Page Une llumlrefl Thirly-Ri.: ur -u E Z Q uw -4 -4 I' ITI cn I O 2 001 :::::00:::::00000::: :cc 't 2 Q 'Ta D : 'R -... ': : L 'H 'K L 4 0 S E rc :x PASSING THE GUM BASKET SHAW'S FURNITURE, INC. 240 W. Cortland Jackson Juckson's Quafify Home Furnishers 000000004 0 L00 ----v----v-----0-----0:: LET'S ALL HIT THE SAME NOTE THIS TIME THE PRINT SHOP'S BRIGHTER SIDE I'ugw Um' llunrlrvrl 'I'lnirIp1-f'igl:l THEIR OWN COMPOSITION, NO DOUBT OUR ORDERLY STAIRWAY 1' 3' . -R-IR I , N Law Qin EVEN IN FRANCE, THERE IS NO BETTER FORWARD, MARCH! an Um, llumlrwl Thirlu n I I' QQ M E 'BU CUSTODIANS FIRST ROW, left to right: F. 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