Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)
- Class of 1953
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X 1 I -L . . Back row tl. to r.l: T. Iacob, T -r 4 f . J te - A D I - f pn. . . .- t .A , . 6 F aa U ,J Q Q g, . B. McClelland, D. Britton, 1 ' ' ' - I 9 W E H B R' h d . , .Q. -, Q . . , it sf. 1- . - ,Q . Q ,.-. ,, ,yt . aqerberq. - IC UT S, - 'D Q . I- M gg'7 '- l Q - D, Memu, H. chqbut, and -f 1 -' S 'I lg C. Waller. -A .t Q . I ., ' - 1 . dl fs Wim' 1 We Q5 i g.6ef - 'C 'l'i. ...MAT ' ' '- ' Q 1' Q, 'M' - ' A ' Q' I 1 I 1 1 1 r .. Q 1 Q 54- . gle, G. Gossett, B. Beemish, B N mi . ' .I4',Q,f: 3. Q u 5 f A - R. Hinkle, M. Poehler, I. ,f ' 1 ',N M 'K '5 'N 1 , ' 'T' 'S' ' ' ' 7-5 X Taylor, B. Plaskett, D. . ' ' . I X ' ' It Y- -A Q ' l , ' 1. O'Sullivan, Coach Mesko. K - F i ' F 5 5' . 5 D t S it 3 . l- - a n I and Coach Fedore. I ' 'fp' . U- l ' QA' - .-. Q ' A ft IW N-ty Q 1 Second row: I. Harkness, - - ot r' - ' ' . - ? , I . Q 1 . Q , , . ' B. Kiple, I. Breese, B. Iack- S ' fi ,- W 1 It J ' ' 'A son, 1. I-linkle, B. Mitcheii, ' .4 f A ' ' 4 ax.3, Q31-f S. Iackson, D. Muir, B. Q-Q -A N' . . .. v 7 , A A Q, fu 3 Ford, and B. Thomas. Q ,lghmfz -1 1 , 1 .. ' Q,.- 1 J K ' Y ' - ' I - ' T 4' Front row: I. 1-larless, B. .Y..,,- - Waller, P. Sander, B. Cle- met. I. Townley, D. Bisbee, I. Townley, S. Hamilton, B. Hall, Manager. T1-IE GRIDIRQN SEES Coach Walterhouse used chieflv the two platoon system throughout the 1952 season. Standouts on the offensive team were Bob Mitchell, Don Muir. Bill Waller, Ierrv and lack Townley, and Bob Plaskett. lerrv Hark- ness, Bob Ford, Bob Kinle, Iack Sackreiter. Burt Iackson, and Ierrv Breese were some of the reasons that the defensive team clicked, Although the boys turned in but one victorv, all their losses were not onesided, The South Side of Fort Wayne game was exciting to the very end and the hard fought Lansing Eastern game ended in a tie. The rivalry with Ann Arbor was also a Well contested game, but Ann Arbor's allsstate team just out-powered Iackson's. However. true to tra- dition, the Iackson and Ann Arbor teams, cheerleaders, parents, and faculties were honored at a banquet following the game as another football season came to an end. SUMMARY OF SEASON Iackson 14 6 Traverse City Iackson U 21 Battle Creek Iackson O 6 Fort Wayne South Iackson 13 25 Ypsilanti Iackson 6 6 Lansing Eastern Iackson 6 7 Kalamazoo Iackson 13 27 Lansing Sexton Iackson 6 42 Ann Arbor Outstanding players throughout the season were, back row, left to right: B. Kiple, B. Mitchell, I. Harkness, I. Townley, and D. Muir. Front row: D. Croyle, I. Taylor, C. Keagle, I. Tokvnley, B. Ford, S. Hamilton, and I. Hinkle. it .. 1. Q :Q Q . . 4. E r 5' K X!! 'B--s Rugged performers on the gridiron are, left to right: B. Plaskett, B. Iackson, and B. Waller. Coach Dennis Kiley worked hard every night to get the reserve team in shape for its Thursday nite contests. Although the season Was not successful in terms of victories, it did give the coaches a chance to get a good look at the tresh material for future years. Some of the players who looked promising are Brian Bell, Iames Ykimoff, Dick Dodge, and I. Neesley. Back row Cl. to r.l: T. Pierce, T. Burnham, L. Wilson, T. Troxel, R. Shankland, P. Smelser, B. Kaywood, B. Rupert, B. Matteson, M. Slaybauqh, cmd Coach Bender. Third row: Coach Kiley, L. Whiteman, D. Dodge, l. Neesley, I. Bannasch, B. Bell, E. Baldwin, F. Steele, C. Reynolds, P. Brisendine, O. Nichols, and Coach Mundy. Second row: I. Mosley, B. Avery, D. Braithwaite, L. Leach, B. Dickinson, I. Ykimoff, D. Everett, K. Car- penter, B. Reason, D. Dyer. and C. Hoyt. Front row: C. Luppo, K. Fisher, D. Baldwin, D. Seitz, T. Reynolds, M. Woodwand, B. Emmons, B. Thornburg, R. Tom, and L. Babcock. Iackson lackson lackson lackson lackson Iackson lackson SUMMARY OF SEASON 25 Ann Arbor 14 Lansing Eastern l9 Lansing Sexton 13 Lansing Eastern 6 Ypsilanti 26 Kalamazoo 40 Ann Arbor ,hx Back row ll. to r.l: Coach lensen, D. Griffeths, E. Hardy, R. Rentfrow, D. Strange, E. Morley, B. Fitz- patrick. Second row: S. Littlejohn, R. Kretzschmer, H. Dexter, D. Sprehe, D. Clute, C. P. Adams. Front row: E. Rogers, B. Eagan, M. Harris, R. Maher, I. Heiler. l-llLL AND DALE BUYS Much interest this year has been centered around the cross-country team, who Won the 5A league championship and came in 3rd in SUMMARY OF SEASON the state. Leading the runners Were: Cap- Igckggn 4U 19 Kglgmgzoo tain, lerry Heilery Mel Harrisy Ronnie Maher, - - C. P. Adams: Ed Rogers: and Bill Eagan. At IGCIESOD lgpsllcmh the sports assembly in December Coach len- IUC Son exton sen presented the SA Trophy to the school. lcfckson 25 23 Ann Arbor It was in turn placed in our trophy cabinet so lackson 27 28 Battle Creek that the students could admire it. Most of jackson 20 38 Eastern the boys on the squad will be back next year 5A League lst lace so We are looking forward to a Winning sea- p son and keeping the Trophy another year. Stale 3rd Place Sprinting their way to the 5.15. league championship were Ed Rogers, Ron Maher, lerry I-leiler, and Melvin Harris. ns 6555-A .,...,,. ?f' .1495 - gf.. , : . .,, Nw-1 1 P-1- .. . Back row Cl. to r.l: I. Town- ley, B. Diehl, F. Sill, R. lohnson, N. King, I. Clark, M. Wie-land, T. Harris, B. Fitch, D. Booth, D. Muir, R. Kiple, B. Fox, I. Town- ley. l-IARDCGURT HERQES lackson High School's basketball team be- gan the season slowly but picked up speed and beat Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti and Wyan- dotte to capture the Class A regional title at Yost Field House in Ann Arbor. One of the most outstanding games oi the season was the upset, 63-42, drubbing handed to the highly rated Kalamazoo team. Perhaps even more important was the victory over Ann Arbor in an exciting overtime game since this assured Iackson of a tie tor third place in the Five A League. Even though the team lost to Dearborn Fordson in the quarter finals We know that the combination oi team play, together with the spirit to win, changed a discouraging beginning into a great late sea- son rush. Our hats are oft to Mr. Ogden and the entire squad who gave everything they had to make this victorious ending possible. SUMMARY OF SEASON lackson 63 Jackson 52 Iackson 49 lackson 50 Iackson 42 lackson 57 Iackson 47 lackson 40 lackson 46 lackson 36 lackson 45 lackson 52 lackson 50 lackson 45 lackson 63 Regionals Iackson 61 Iackson 64 Jackson 38 State Quarter Finals lackson 40 Left: Time out! And Coach Ogden plans his strategy for beating Kazoo. Bay City Handy Monroe Dearborn Lansing Sexton Lansing Eastern Battle Creek Ann Arbor River Rouge Ypsilanti Lansing Sexton Lansing Eastern Pontiac Battle Creek Ann Arbor Kalamazoo Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Wyandotte Dearborn Fordson Sglggmio-captains for the Ypsi game, Rex Youse and Iohn Clark, confer with the officials before SET SHCDTS Icxck Townley presents the re-qioncxl buskeibull champion ship trophy io the school through Mr. Dressel. 'IOO Left: Bill Fitch jumps for cr rebound with a Kalamazoo player as Don Muir watches. Center: Our coaches, Don Ogden, George Mesko, cmd Dennis Kiley, look over the season records. Bight: Iohn Clark goes up for the ball during the Sexton game as Bill Fitch runs to his aid. The reserve basketball squad has a long- time Winning tradition at lackson High School and this year was no exception. Win- ning ten and losing five, the Little Vikings ran up the highest score in history by beat- ing Bay City Handy 75 to 30. Defeating Ypsi- lanti 55 to 26, Dick l-linkle furnished 20 of the Iackson points and therefore tied lack Mayo for scoring honor with ll9 points. The team, made up of seven juniors and tour sopho- mores, are looking forward to the coming year and another winning season. Iackson Iackson lackson Iackson Iackson Iackson Iackson lackson Iackson Iackson lackson Iackson Iackson Iackson Tackson SUMMARY OF SEASON 75 30 49 50 50 29 40 30 43 25 43 45 48 28 42 35 55 26 29 44 44 42 50 26 37 43 48 52 45 35 Bay City Handy Monroe Dearborn Lansing Sexton Lansing Eastern Battle Creek Ann Arbor River Rouge Ypsilanti Lansing Sexton Lansing Eastern Pontiac Battle Creek Ann Arbor Kalamazoo Back row 0. to r.l: L. Bicy, D. O'Sullivan, B. Bell, M. Poehler, R. I-Iinkle, I. Rose, R. Plaskett, F. Smith, D. Mick, B. Sarata. Fore- ground: L Mayo, Coach Kiley. Back row ll. to LJ: G. Hamilton, R. Wolke, E. Heqerberg, K. Wood, I, Taylor, D. VanAuken, E. Sprehe, R. Wilson, Coach Bender. Second row Cl. to r.J: C. Keagle, P. Sanders, D. Bis- bee, T. Howard, K. Sayles, E. Thompson, K. Fisher, R. Clemet. Front row tl. to r.l: A, Hamlin, l. Harless, F. Las- key, R. McPherson, F. Morgan, E. Soltis, I. Lo- qan. MAT MEN Roger Wilson and Kenyon Wood demonstrate a fundamental wrestling hold. Although the wrestling team, coached by Mr. Bender, didn't have one of its best sea- sons, the wrestlers and their loyal fans had lots of spirit and we are sure they will have a winning team next year. Ken Sayles, Iohn Washburn, and Ed Thompson were the most impressive wrestlers on the squad. The team beat Battle Creek twice and forced Ann Ar- bor to go all out to Win. Iackson made a comeback and won fourth place in the state meet at East Lansing, which enabled them to finish the season in fine style. A SUMMARY OF' SEASON Iackson 8 34 Lansing Sexton Iackson ll 37 Lansing Eastern Iaclcson 34 l3 Battle Creek Iackson l9 29 Ann Arbor Iackson l 1 30 Ypsilanti Iackson 13 32 Lansing Sexton Iackson l8 30 Lansing Eastern Iackson 25 17 Battle Creek lackson 19 27 Ann Arbor lackson 19 24 Ypsilanti State Meet-Iackson 4th place The Michigan Pin is being executed by Iohn Logan and Iohn Washburn Ken Sayles and Chuck Keagle practice a Cradle Hold. J. r tt. Record breaking breaststroker, lim Thurlow, splashes his way to another victory The varsity relay team, Ben Kleinstiver, Dick Gentz, Bob Clark, and lim Butterti ld poses at the starting block. Dean Taylor and Roger Harmon watch as Don Nichols, their sophomore classmate who won the state title in the 100 yard backstroke, touches hard. laclcson High School's swimming team coached by Mr. Cooley, with lim Butterfield as captain was a championship calibre team. We have every reason to be proud of them and of the four new records which they established. The entire team worked hard and really deserved their trophies both for winning the Five A swimming meet at Al- bion and capturing second place at the State Meet in East Lansing. lim Thurlow, a senior, was an outstanding performer and Don Nich- ols and Roger Harmon, Sophomores, show v,x -,,nrl ,ffl-P' 7il,f'i2T great promise for the coming season. SUMMARY OF SEASON lackson 40 44 lackson 66 18 lackson 46 36 lackson 42 42 lackson 33 51 lackson 43 38 lackson 66 16 lackson 62 22 lackson 33 51 lackson 53 31 5A Meet lst State Meet 2nd Back row tl. to r.lZ I. Thurlow, B. Rutherford, T. Burnham, M. Patch, B. Kleinstiver, R. l-larmon, G. Hoaglin, B. Blake, M. Hol- den, A. Adair. Second row: Coach Cooley, D. Taylor, D. Nichols, A. Noyes, D. Smith, C, Wall- er, l. Laskey, 1... Priet, D. Gentz, B. Clark, T. Dem- ing, mgr. Front row: B. Hardie, D. Burnham, I. Butterfield, Capt., l. Coates, D. Dailey, B. Small, D. Taylor, l-l. Chabut, K. Carpenter, E. VanDeWater, B. Cooley. 1 -, . Ann Arbor Bay City Handy Lansing Eastern Battle Creek Saginaw Arthur Hill ANTI Afbff Coach Cooley iustly admires Kalamazoo Flint Central Dearborn Fordson Ypsilanti ZS TCPFLIC 1-ITEBS lgtrxnnh mn i wwe .3 W, i 1 Q50 THE X QENIL 35,2 f Q!! fy' 2600 N ,.o Og J? 51,650 Qlfooo 'wp 99:5 AR'7K'fT D000 :L ESsF'iW:wc 768, iw IW 1 Feooo O00 They Popped the xkgrgbiorfa , X ff X 1. lf, 5, 6 U N l!J llff' TN l , , W,,,, 0 ' ij X ' f ,l , ,ex l:, - J K. I 4' S X! K bf 0 . ' ', - ,.v'- 3 rg., 459 gispqaglgnrs , ' N7 550 if' 'api 1705101 ewan X I 0 13.0165 -0 QQ 6 Q W 5 EW i MAHQ n f,QjQ,, . - ' - X gag! 5,5 4 l Q, r .f 4 1 ' I XX 'fl ' if XX , X Q? I x XX Ax T kl toes 55 'S 5' gdaflgg LQ ii K7-fr 'S P77 Eff, 1 'Sf Z Us ,ww fl D 45 if ' 5' f . V, ,,,., .,t..,.., waz' f tg Jn.: I 1. r, ,. I fur' 1 'bfi 'SQ s +C ob oi Vi'.4.g it 1 sQng ' we P fun f . 646629 Y, 605 ot lx be x 09 . 569' ex Q1 te O 952 Kok X61 Q Q qx0 Q-,GC O50 wmggo Q 0 me 0 e 15. 6x66 YD X319 X 50106509961 wt Qt The Girl's Athletic Association, under the supervision of two advisers, is an organization with a purpose: To establish true sportswornen, girls who have courage, poise, self-control, and a love of fair play. Each girl is expected to keep training rules, to maintain good posture, and to have a creditable scholastic record. All this will make and preserve-the ideal Ameri- can girl. Q 4 I ee 0 Otoio 650661, C G vii' GAA 106 K Q c '9 m CHEERLEADERS C Lx Q VARSITY School spirit, friendly personalities, and enthusi- asm make the varsity cheerleaders fine repre- sentatives ot our school at both the home and out- ot-town games. 'With Barbara Hoch as captain, the varsity squad works smoothly as a team and do much to promote high spirits throughout the entire student body. This year new sweaters and culottes added to the attractive appearance of the girls and we should all be proud of the fine job they do in representing lackson High School. Cl. to rl: Barbara Hoch, Capt., loan Gibbs, Nancy Ye-al-tey, Claudia Nichols f Ann Connin, Donna Smith. Cl. to r.J: Carle-ne Galligan, Barbara Ware, Suzie Voss, Nan Furman, Capt. The reserve cheerleaders are a peppy group of girls who cheer for the reserve football and bas- ketball games. Under the direction ot Miss Dun- lap, these girls put in many hours practicing for the coming games and DGP YHGGUHQS- Although at the beginning of many of the games there are few spectators, the reserves are always on hand to give the reserve teams a good send oft and to extend a Welcome to the visiting teams. RESERVES ' 107 Q KI' 'fr , 'f E tug I l x L t ' f Xfnff-E i fs t t tl Back row Cl. to LJ: S. Hill, S. Gardner, I. Miller, I. Rogers, I. Baker, I. Oberliesen, B. Bidwell, C. Bromley I. Konopacki, N. Stebner. First row: P, McClelland, Mgr., E. Lewis, E. McPherson, N. Hampton, M. Abbey, C. French, N. Barden M. Pickles. TENNIS With a perfect serve and a quick return a game is underway in the tennis tournament ot the G.A.A. girls. Both twosomes and foursomes played in this tourna- ment. For those who did not wish to participate in this there were set aside two courts in which they could either play a game or just bolley. Whether you were a champ or a beginner there is a place for you in G.A.A. I-IGCKEY The whistle blows, the count is given as through the sand screen you can make out the flashing hockey sticks and the small puck, which is heading toward the goal tor a point. Two teams headed by Pat McClelland and Angeline Val- dez battled each other to a Victory won by Pat's team. This sport is exciting as well as fun to play. We wish that more people would join so we could have more teams. Back row Cl. to r.l: L. Clark, L. Clark, B. Bidwell, P. Chamberlin, E. Edwards C. Bromley, S. Hill. Second row: P. McClelland, C. French, P. McAndrews, I. Rogers, I. Baker, M. Iacob, D. Smith. First row G. Smith, R. Reitnauer, Mgr, E. Lewis. MS' G ME Back row tl. to r.J: C. Holms, B. Bidwell, E. Edwards, L. Clark, P. lackson, R. Chamberlin, Vif. Miner. Third row: M. Iacobs, V. Taylor, D. Vtfiliiams, L. Clark, C. Smith, N. Stelzner, C. French, P. Garnlile, S. Bones. Second row: A. MCGivern, L. Oberlie-sen, S. Hill, N. Hampton, I. Baker, P. Douthwaite, C. Detcheft, C. Hopkins, P. Rhymes, S. Ward. Front row: B. Strong, M. Abby, N. Barden, S. Yeager, M. L. Sagendorph, E. Lewis, l. Ferris, BoWL1No A voLLEYBALL Strike -a game is started as A fast moving SSQSOH of VO1. Q perfect is scored U WGS played on Tuegdqy girl ifl bOW1i1'1Q- The TUUUUQGTI nights by the girls in G.A.A. Hav- Shirley Bones, set up ten teams to mg Sei up G ROund-RObm toumg- take part in the iOLlI'HU1'I'leHi. TQCIITI rngnti the girls ChOSe thegg fguf I Sue Oberliesen, CGptGiHSiMGrY Igcobl MC, Cffld MCUShCl Matthews WOH this Clelland, lill Rogers, and Darlene tOuIr1CIm9T1f by detegtinq GVGTY Smith, who chose their respective 'IGCUH but OHS- MCITCFI C1150 WGS teams. As the tournament came the highest bOWl9f, fOllOW9d bY to an end, after many hard fought Bones Und Norma Stebflef. QCIIDQSI two tgayns WQYQ fgf g iirst place-Pat's and lill's. There was no playoff. Back row tl. to r.J: L. Clark, P. Chamberlin, E. Edwards, B. Bidwell, S. I-lill, L. Clark, R. Heitriauer l. Rogers. Second row: C. French, I. Baker, P. MCAndrews, K. Kniekes, D. Smith, B. McClelland, M. Filkins First row: M. Pickles, A. Valdez, E. Lewis, G. Smith, Mgr., V. Taylor, M. Jacob. Back row tl. to r.l: E. Edwards, P. Chamberlin, I. Rogers, N. Barden, B. Bidwell, M. Iacobs, N. Hampton, L. Oberliesen, P. McClelland, Ft. Beitnauer, C. Bromley, K. Green, M. Pickles. First row: l. Baker, Mgr., P. McAndrews, S, Hill, I, Konapaclci, E. McPherson, E. Lewis, C. French. BADMINTON With the spinning ot the racquet a flashing game ot badminton is begun by the girls in G. A. A. This season we had a tournament, called Ladder Badminton. The top three names on the ladder at the finish werefpat Chamber- lin, Ruth Reitnauer, and Betty Bid- well. Although competition was great, every girl's name was placed on the ladder On the same night an informal tourna- ment Was held. BASKETBALL The girls in G. A. A. had a tournament using tour teams, hav- ing five players on each team. The team captains were Carol Bromley, Sue Hill, Edith Lewis, and Ruth Beitnauer. The winning team was Buth Beitnauer's. Be- sides learning to play the. game, we also learned the rules, so that now when we watch either boys' or girls' basketball we know more of what is happening. Back row Cl. to r.l: O. Burns, S. Hill, M. Coates, D. Foster, P, Chamberlin, R. Reitnauer, E. Edwards, C. Bromley, B. Bidwell, L. Clark, L. Clark. Second row: C. French, I. Baker, C. Smith, D. Smith, I. Miller, K, Kniebes, B. Hansen, S. Gardner. First row: M. Abbey, G, Smith, V. Taylor, Mgr., E. Lewis, A. McGivern. fr. ' , , 1... 'fi l f' ' ' ff 1 xA Y ' I fx.,-lx, 49.1 ,W X- ' ' :11Q: '-1:-,.? --- - fr- 1-' Back row fl. to Ll: I.. Clark, B. Bidwell, I. Scott, N. Haynes, V. Taylor, I. Konapaclzi, P. Cham berlin, E. Edwards. Second row ll. to r.l: M. Lovestead, S. Hunt, B. Betser, I. Rosel, P. Iackson, S. Clarke, I. Baker I. Rogers. Front row ll. to rl: E. Lewis, I. Farris, B. Kent, N. Alexander, S. Hill, mgr., C. French, S. Taylor I. Sackreiter. DANCE SWIMMING Choose your partners ..., this phrase could be heard com- ing from the girl's gym on Wed- nesday nights after school. Here we learned, with the assistance of Mrs. Whiting and our manager Sue Hill, many different kinds of dances. Some of the dances were square dancing, South-American dances, round dances, and social dancing. Through dancing the girls in G.A.A., learn to be more graceful and light on their feet. Splash! The cool, refreshing Water comes pouring over the heads of the girls in G.A.A., as they begin another night of diving and swimming. With Miss Dun- lap, as our adviser, and Sue Hill, as our manager, we learned the different types of strokes. The girls who were more advanced in swim- ming had advice and help with their diving by Mr. Cooley. C. French, E. Lewis, P. Partridge, E. McPherson, M. Abbey, I. Miller, S. Hill, rngr., S. Gardner B. Hansen, I. Rogers, S. Rupert, B. Bidwell. I. Baker. Latin students don their toqas and feast at the annual Roman banquet. WE REMEMBER THESE Gossip and news dominate the noon hour in the cafeteria. The annual Christmas assembly puts every- one in the spirit ot the season. . :mau1l9i- Left-The librcxrion is kept busy check- ing books for the lndustrious Ictckson- ites. Right-Students exchange the lcxtest gossip during the passing cf Classes. if CIRCUS SIDH .IGI-ITS Prospective U. of M, students quiz the representatives dur- ing College Doy. Left-Sports news on the bulletin board proves to be very Right-lcickson Vikinqs qet their iifSl 9XI39fi9UC9 Of votirtq interesting. in cr mock election. Ai:i'i.i:CToA ANNUAL STAFF Ii ff? .f. f' 3-,,,f ' , I . X, vpy -v wg , f-5 aw fm ' a XX X. -,-1 A ZA ,fx- I W, K xi,X,,,., ,. P 1 Wi' , A 3 x 5 AR '39 IMI' -ct!! I EXW' SALLY MILLER Editor-in-Chief 'X SS H A-. NAN FURMAN Feature Editor Literary Editor DON BISBEE Advertising Editor 5 NANCY YEAKEY Organizations Editor er' SONDRA CLARKE Art Editor -af' -my . Wi E, BETTY BARTLETT i W , Senior Editor ' . BISBEE Boy's S orts Editor E. IOSEPH ZACCARDELLI Advisor 'Y N AIT DONALD E. DUTCHER Faculty Photographer 1' IILL ROGERS Associate Editor Gir1's Sports Editor DIANNE GILDERSLEEVE Secretary DIANNE CHESLEY Art Co-Editor KAYE HAMLIN Typist x Organizations N f'?Jw'1ws 'wt' V ve' 57' Xl X are -Q 1 QM .xdcluerfifiing :X GOT LONG HO E' CREAM I gf 'N Y L' ' F I l i is , W tg, v mg ilk!!-w..,unn.,.Q ROY RANDALL Through Mr. Randal1's twenty years as adviser for the Reflector Annual and as a teacher ot mechanical drawing and printing, his kindly patience and quiet manner earned for him the respect ot all who knew him. IN REMEMERANCE JASPER J. I-IIEFTJE No greater tribute can be paid to Mr. Hieftje than to say that he was not only a fine teacher, but a sincere friend to all of his students. AJGCOIJAODEA - A Michigan Fashion Institution for Eighty Years CAMPUS STORES IN EAST LANSING AND ANN ARBOR 1, ---AA ---- J Best Wishes dunhanna Portrait Artists N: :S-:S .-.-. 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Teachers more than any other group have the greatest responsibility for build- ing strong characters and molding the ideals of good citizenship among today's boys and girls . . . our leaders tomorrow. Reddy Kilowatt, your electric servant, wishes you and your teachers every success in your future undertakings. CHNSUMEHS PUWER COMPANY H7 f 'K 1 8 91 1 9 5 3 .gixfg-fkree ecard a yer eruice AM The Crown Paper 8- Bag Co. was organized in 1891 and has been serving Jackson ever since with o complete Paper Service Every Paper Need for the Printer Industrial Plant and Retail Store NRA Crown Paper cf: Bag Co. 525-527 LIBERTY ST. PHONE 2-7183 Branches in Botile Creek and Ann Arbor NVN Authorized Disfributors TEST' MARK, TEST LINE and TESTEX PRODUCTS 118 WHITE LAUNDRY 1'-'f'fl'7 ' ,Unwr- ti L5 - A 11. f' 6211! K 0 112-114 E. Wczsl'1ingYon Ave. PHONE 2-0451 Jackson, Michigan -v -.-.-.f .- Compliments of S. H. CAMP 8z CO. O Manufacturers of Anatomical Supports JACKSON, MICHIGAN '-'-'s r r 4 3 3 3 3 3 'I In 3 3 1 3 3 r r 1 i 1 P 1 3 3 3 3 'I 4 3 3 4 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 'I 4 3 3 3 I 3 'I 'r 3 1 3 1 n 'r 'l 1 3 3 A China and Crystal Gifts, Greeting Cards CII J QECLLLQE Opposite l-Iafes Hotel J A C K S U N For fhe Finest Quality ond Mos? Complete Selection I-v---: -,-, .A 3 3 i 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 r 3 1 1 4 3 3 3 3 r r 3 3 3 3 3 4 1 n 4 3 'l 1 3 3 n 'i J 'C 'A'A'4' 1 135 w. CORTLAND Q Phone 2-azoa Il Compliments of ii The if 35 Sherwin-Wllllams 5, IE Store 35 243 w. Michigan Ave. rel. sosa Ice Cream and Dairy Products P' it ELLEN JAY 6- - .ea I. 94 cf -5 A EVERY PRODUCT PASTEURIZED Ice CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS SOLD FROM OUR DAIRY BAR AT WILDWOOD cmd DURAND STREETS SPECIAL BABY MILK HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D l LOUD SL JACKSON DAIRIES, Inc DIAL 2-7141 'I20 HOTEL H YE lACliSllN'S CIVIC CENT ls ideally equipped to Serve . . . irlfonvenlions -,ir Dancing SHOP... DRUM ROOM- tlfie finest in Food Georgian Ballroom Banquet capacity Meetings capacity Crystal Ball Room Coral Room Banquet capacity - Meetingscapacity - EH -Afl'IxP1'uIivv lfonfervncx-5 -If llilllllllillfl' Nlef-lings -p Yvedcling IIN-1-plions POPULAR PRICED COFFEE SANDWlCl-l BAR- Sodas, Sundaes, Sandwiches Bar and Crillg Air Conditioned 350 Persons 400 Persons 125 Persons l75 Persons Ideal tor Fraternity and Sorority Dances Banquet capacity - 75 Persons Meetings capacity - 100 Persons ' 4 Private Dining Rooms Banquet and Meetings capacity - 4 to '50 Persons o HUTEI H YE cu' Zan Sefwcbe m - ------ .,.,.,. , ,.v...,.u - ,. ,,,, ,M X 121 f' 'W COMPLIMENTS to the CLASS OF A I953 1 COMPLIMENTS of JACKSON CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION O JACKSON CITY BANK 8. TRUST CO. NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON b - - 1 - - -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-Y-:.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,-.-: Artist's Supplies D 0 PRE-sKsrcHEb PICTURES L 0 WATER coLoRs 1 0 olL coLoRs 1 O 0 PASTELS 0 SKETCH aooxs PURE FOOD SHOP q anus:-ues 0 POSTER SUPPLIES 249 w. MICHIGAN AVENUE 4 Q oppome Hvfel H0125 3: lzconomy Wallpaper Jackson, Michigan 1: 4 -1 149 S. Jackson Sf. L ,-.- .J , ,-,-,- - -,-,-v-,Y-Y-,Y-v-Y-,W-,W-W-,-.w.v.V.v.v.,. .,,, 122 .f fff- - f----'-'--- --f----------- Y - ----- - --- --' 1 DONALD B. PELHAM CHESTER W EASTON . ii. Tllitlrtbrrhp X Cn Funeral Directors and Ambulance Service ir BEST WISHES dl' fi 'ue 'R' .Q ..4 . ,in V f 5 X x + if ' Q- f f 1 1' yi' m y ,.,., ' QQ? as we T M LQ 3 W A Y B A K I N G C 0 . ESTABLISHED 1887 123 :I K CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1953 4: Q il ' HOUSEWARES . . . Featuring the finest in cooking utensils, cleaning supplies, gal- vanized ware, laundry supplies, 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. 'T SMITH-WINCHESTER COMPANY .IACKSON'S LEADING DEPARTMENT HARDWARE Established 1865 WHEEL TOYS . . . Featuring famous make bikes for boys or girls, men or women. Velocipedes, scooters, wagons- POWER TOOLS . . . For the hobbyist ar production shop, by Delta, Black 8. Decker, Dumore, Porter'Coble and Ster- ling-nomes 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 boxes and wiring accessories. r r t t ff -'-'--'---- -- ' ' ' A A A A -'TT' A A T 'S'S'A'-'A 'T ll fi CONGRATULATIONS TO THE if Q: CLASS Ol: l953 COMPUMENTS The Slore for Young Men or and 9 The Third Floor of Fashions for HARRINGTON S EE EE Young Women , gi gg OPPENHEIM'S ig A... , S... , Good Clothes for Over in--Munn Au Mun-hu un 52 Years lgnnvwnnv nnnnnnnn TTT - if is Carmaxfs Ig :I I , 1: :E me w 1-cumin sr JACKSON.MlClllGltN' Dial 24986 ouvsn P. CARMAN 170 W. MICHIGAN AVENUE E Phone 2-8612 124 F AAA AAAA' A 'A' AAAAA' A ' 'T' JI CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW PRECISION INSTRUMENT SERVICE II. -A-'-2'---1Av-v---2--rv----v--:rr-v---1A-vu--1--v-1--A-'v'-1-v--2--v---rv--n--vu2--.-.-.-.-.-v-v-.-,-,-.-.-,-, A 4' 'K FROM THE CHEAPEST THATS GOOD TO THE BEST THATS MADE THE ROBERT LAKE COMPANY, INC. Fuel-Building Supplies-Paints RO-WAY OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS mwsn Maxam comreers DIAL 5156 JACKSON MICHIGAN r' :K SCBHCST Dairy PI'OdllCTS o Gel the best- Get Sealtesl 314 COOPER STREET L -J T25 The Board of Education left to right Dr W N Atkinson uoerintenden'q C. A, Enos, M. C Hu ert Mrs I R Firth secretary D W fendall pesident V' B N1Cl'i'ilS,1'1't3 gfrespxeni, C. D, CIRCUS MANAGERS During the three years we attend lackson High School, all of us at one time or another come in contact with the Very personal interest Mr. Holman takes in each of his students. Whether he is talking to a large group of stu- dents, or just saying, to us in the halls, we know that he is our friend. His spirit of friendly cheerfulness and un- failing co-operation should long be an example for all of us to follow. Every student knows Mr. Dressel, either through Student Government, a personal problem, or as a friend and teacher. He is the adviser in Student Representative and Student Council and it is his opinions and ideas which help to make our Student Government run smoothly. His quiet manner and efficient capability earn the respect of all the students. GILBERT Chocolates There are No Finer JACKSON IS THE HOME OF THIS FAMOUS BRAND I GILBERT'S RETAIL STORE -1- 134 W. MICHIGAN AVENUE Fine Foods - PASTRIES H ICE CREAM - CANDIES YOUR HOME . . . For Materials to Build It 0 Go to . . . HARTWICK-WOODFIELD COMPANY 404-406 NORTH MECHANIC smear T26 F N, ,,,,.. ...v..Y. v..-.-v. - W ---- 1 --,- . I ff 4' I, 4, I I 4' 4' Congratulatlons to the 'I jf I I' gi 'I Graduating Class of June, 1953 REYNOLDS AGENCY ig INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE I Friendly Service Since 1899 --------------------------------------li Ii.---- MILLER JEWELERS A Square Deal Always I25 W. Michigan Ave. Wm. Morris, Manager -----A-----------U------------A 1 ff-A-'-' PORTRAITS ARE BEST ' IF You CHOOSE COMPLIMENTS OF If H. I.. WORKMAN A PLOWMAN PORTRAIT CONTRACTOR 'lr Graduaiion ' ff Bfidal I735,fQZ2ifi4fIIiff' Rd' ir Wedding Candids TEL' 2-8337 ongrafufafiomi fo af memgerb o fAe 7953 gracluafing Gfazid H. E. NICHOLS SERVICE SHOP 3l6 W. Michigan Ave. Phone 4-4957 I Hr. Cleaning Service QuaIi'fy Work and Odorless Fur Repairs Fur Sforage Pressing Cieaning 8: Glazing Rgpgirg ReS'I'yIing Alferafions New Furs 1 :- --------A .-.-.1-.Af Q 127 4-N..s. guys.,-...--sww.-ss--55.5,-ssxs -sw-Q ------..s--,....s...QQ-Q-v--Q. . -'-1'1 - --M -...---- '4- ' ' , - V-21 ? : 2 - :'- - I.'1 ax - , , - -- , - - -xx :- -x ,--:- Q: Q w, Lv Kg 3,-'-.. V--35-2 - A 1:2 U:-,X va' sa... Af, M L -V-5 vw. Q ,:- F..- - . v - -- - - . -,-,- ,:,.G.:- .: : - :-4 ---,-,-,-,-,-ff.-.-5---.-.Q-12-.-.f.- -- . . Y- - . -- . Q.:-fx.:-sl-s - , .N .. I- A -.-,'- A --- - - .E -, , , - X - - V , , - - - - Q Q H -.., .,.w.,.x -I' 1-2' 5 . L4 2.4 iv -5:.ss:' ':-':s Q Y -gn is 5. :.'- ..-5-2' :::. :Ui-:A m--- - --- ' - ': 3-9.2. W. . .vE.E-.--E-,-,,-..--... ..... .E,-,---- THE - LXY COMPANY 4 1 - I I ongzrfzfufaffoni O! f953 0 BULDIFG SIPPLEES - HARDWARE SPECIALTIES JACKS OX MICHIGAX 128 fQ!!7',,llE'.'E 'SH- 1 HICHNIA N Ii RUS. LU. 140 W Mmhigcn I-we 1 1 .,x-x..x.--...,..,,.-..v..s-s-.Qi tw- -- ---v-vpn p fp- a- 1 x... x 4- I 1 42- 559 LESS WILLEPUS S-'LE :I-LC' Congrafufaions -:MF L x 1-' - f Hn -4 - ,, Bee ff eve: 'o fre Gees G' M32 o mlm fi H JfPffMH6' 120 WEST MICHIGAN AVENUE Young Jaclrsoniarrs' Fashion Cervier for Famous-Name Foo?-fear 129 ,. ----- ------ ----- ---------' '- ' 1 .- fo +he To THE CLASS OF I953 CLASS OF 53 ROYAL STILLMAN'S FILM SERVICE folnplirnonts to tho lwlass of 1953 Gla.s'gou .s' Jackson's Fines+ Giffs 'For Graduafes 52 man, YOUR HOME OWNED JEWELER Ground Floor Reynolds Building NATIONALLY FAMOUS WATCHES-DIAMONDS-SILVERWARE AND OTHER GIFT ITEMS 130 ou Can Depend Upon-f A 253 w. MICHIGAN ir su WILDWOOD FCR PRESCRIPTIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1953 Our Congratulations to the Class of 1953 THE REGENT CAFE -------,,A Jo T31 ---ff- IOANNE IOHNSON IEAN RECQRD VIRGINIA CAMPBELL WE WCRK at ' Jackson High School Students Training Parr Time at FieId's P P p P xr A 132 P 'K unior .f4cAieuemenf yaclaon, nc. SALUTES THE STUDENT BODY The l952-53 lunior Achievement program numbered many Iackson High School students among its leaders. Pictured above are, second from left, Sandra I. Wolfingerg fourth from left, Everett L. DeLano, lr.: at the end of the table, Michael S. Mitchellg on Mitchell's left, Morgan L. Patchy second on the right, Ierome A. Susskindg and on Susskind's left, Betty V. Bartlett. Other lackson High School students who provided leadership in Iunior Achieve- ment, as presidents, were Douglas S. Bisbee, Mary I. Palmer, Bert H. Iackson, Charles D. Malloch, lr., Richard C. Gentz, William H. Eagan. Max W. Holden was a delegate to the l952 National Conference of Iunior Achievers, and many other lackson High School students contributed to the success of the first lunior Achievement program in Iackson. Iunior Achievement is a spare time educational opportunity for high school students. By permitting young people to go into business they may gain experience in ownership, experience in management, and experience in Working for something. lt has no political, religious, or other affiliations: it is open to any boy or girl regardless of race, color, or creed. For details of this opportunity contact the lunior Achievement office, 145 W. Michi- gan Avenue, Telephone 2-1781. 133 t- -A---- J- - -'--- -----v-1 Motors Rewound and Repaired Industrial and Commercial Wiring Distributors of Wagner's Motors Cochran Electric -Co. 2103 S. Jackson Street Phone 5235 Night 8202 Jackson, Michigan 134 i '4ig A 'L' U dad Snuduh EDWARDS BIZOUIGRS IDC. Auahb mldugus 1953 . ond, just os dll good th so the curtorin tolls on o ings must come to on end l ur 953 performonce Uni der the Big To Th ' into g ci p e big cgnvgs slowly col- lopses gnd, one by one, the clowns, strong men, tropeze grtists, o d ' ' n crnimol troiners, climb on to the circus troin. As the whistle blows the trgin picks up speed ond the heovy, huge, lolgck wheels of the trgin turn, making its wo Y new world Nevt . ,. yeor there 'll wi loe g new ond ex- ting show. A few of the old ond fomilidr fgces 'll wi be gone, lout there will be new ones to tgke their ploces in this never-ending circle of life under the Big To pun AND IN RING CNE Back row: Mr. Cripps, Mr. Shoemaker, Mr. Matthews, Mr. Walterhouse, Mr. Kiesel, Mr. Lefanty Mr. McNeil, Mr. Griswold, Mr. Fall, Mr. lensen. Third row: Mr. Eriksen, Mr. Senty, Mr. LeCronier, Mr. Klaschus, Mr. Sussell, Mrs. Walterhouse, Mrs MacDonald, Miss Coolidge, Mr. Kebler. 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First row: Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Iudd, Miss Young, Miss Goolian, Miss Maqill, Miss Chambers, Miss Phelps. 11 fl 1 jf' if ...Q Iaclcson teachers enioy some Yuletidc rotreshmcnls at thc annual faculty tea. WINIFRED C. ADAMS B.A., University of Michigan English ELAINE S. ALLEN B.A., University of Michigan Spanish DOROTHY H. BANNASCH B.A., University of Michigan Mathematics GERALD L. BARNETT B.A,, Indiana University M.A., University of Alabama History, Government, International Relations CLIFFORD M. BELCHER Smith-Hughes Certificate University of Michigan Welding GEORGE A. BENDER B.S., Michigan State College Biology, Physical Education CHARLES H. BLAIR B.S., Western Michigan College M.S., University of Michigan Biology HAZEL L. BRADLEY B.S., Michigan State College M.S., University of Michigan Biology DORIS E. CARDEW B.S., Northern Michigan College Clothing, Home Nursing FRANCIS C. CARGO B.S., Western Michigan College M.S., University of Michigan Physics DORIS M. CARLSON B.S., M.A., Northwestern University Transcription, Stenography IESSIE I. CHAMBERS B.A., Olivet College M.A., University of Michigan Latin IAMES E. F. CHASE B.M., University of Michigan Commercial Law WILLARD D. COOLEY, IR. B.S., Michigan State College Physical Education RUTH E. COOLIDGE B.A., Middlebury College M.A., Columbia University Counselor, English, Psychology ROBERT W. COOPER B.A., University of Michigan D.L.F., University of Lyon, France French, English METTA D. COX B.A., M.S., University of Michigan Psychology GEORGE V. CRIPPS B.M., B.S.M., Baldwin-Wallace College M.A., Western Reserve University Music IULIE DEMEYER B.A., Montclair State Teachers College M.A., Columbia University English IEAN DENSMORE B.A., Albion College Iournalism, Bi-Weekly Adviser IOHN A. DOTY Smith-Hughes Certificate University of Michigan Decorating, Automobile Painting, Paperhanging ROYAL DRESSEL B.A., Kalamazoo College M.A., University of Michigan Assistant Principal, Social Problems HELEN DUNLAP B.S., Western Michigan College M.A., University of California Physical Education DONALD E. DUTCHER B.S., M.A., University of Michigan Aeronautics, Coach, Visiting Teacher ROBERT P. ERIKSEN B.S., Kent State University Machine Shop, Co-operative Related ADELE ERICKSON B.S., Northern Michigan College Secretarial, Typing MARIORIE A. ESTES B.S., Western Michigan College Co-operative Foods, Food Handling, Homemaking MAURICE S. FALL B.A., Central Michigan College M.A., University of Michigan Audio-Visual Education VIVIAN F. FLEMING B.A., Michigan State Normal College Office Practice, Typing at N., RAYMOND C. FORTIER B.S., Tri-State College Radio-Electronics CARROLL E. FORTRESS B.A., Albion College M.A., Northwestern University Counselor, Psychology LAWRENCE D. GIESELER B.S., Central Michigan College Drafting ZABELLE A. GOOLIAN B.A., Western Michigan College M.A., University of Michigan History PAUL M. GRISWOLD B.A., Georgia School of Technology M.A., University of Michigan Bookkeeping HARLAND L. HATCH B.A., Albion College M.A., University of Michigan Mathematics MABEL C. HILL B.A., Bluffton College Assistant Librarian BERNEDINE HILLLR B.S., Michigan State Normal American History, World Geography WALTER R. HOLDEMAN B.A., Western Michigan College Chemistry, Mathematics I. CHRIS IENSEN B.S., Michigan State College Physical Education, Coach ROGER B. IOHNSON B.A., Carleton College Bookkeeping, Economics LUCILLE IUDD B.S., Michigan State College Clothing REUBEN N. KEBLER B.S., M.S., Michigan State College Agriculture GEORGE C. F. KIESEL B.S., M.A., University of Michigan Counselor DENNIS G. KILEY B.A., Michigan State Normal College M.A., University ot Michigan Coach, History IRVIN A. KLASCHUS B.Ed., Superior State Teachers College M.S., University of Wisconsin English OLIVIA L. KRAUSE B.A., Colorado State College M.A., Columbia University Art ELEANORE I-I. KUKLINSKI Iackson lunior College Registrar l. GORDON LeCRONIER B.A., Central Michigan College M.A., University of Michigan History, Government WILLIAM I-I. LEFANTY B.Ed., Illinois State Teachers College Driver Education, Woodworking ELIZABETH C. LOGAN B.A., Oberlin College English HELEN McDONALD, R.N., School Nurse KATHERINE E. MAGILL B.A., Shurtleff College English FRED R. MATTHEWS B.A., M.A., University of Michigan Machine Shop, Mathematics LOUISE A. MCINTYRE B.A., M.A., University of Michigan Mathematics EARLE W. MCNEIL B.S., Kalamazoo College M.A., University of Michigan Mathematics GEORGE C. MESKO B.A., Western Michigan College Mathematics, Coach CARLEEN L. MILLER B.A., Albion College M.A., University of Michigan Spanish LLOYD O. MILLER B.A., M.A., University of Chicago English IAMES S. MOHLER B.A., Michigan State College Speech, Radio Stveech Audio-Visual Education he Luncheon Club dai T 'ly discusses w LEWIS F. MUNDY B.A., Michigan State Normal College M.A., University oi Michigan Geography, Coach RUTH NAGLER B.A., Cornell College Stenography, Typing MARY ANNE NELSON Clerk GRAYSON NEWARK B.A., Olivet College M.A., University of Michigan Chemistry LLOYD V. NEWMAN B.A., M.A., University of Michigan English IOI-IN S. NIDELCHEFF B.A., Albion College Salesmanship, Retailing DONALD C. OGDEN B.S., Bowling Green State University Coach, History MARY L. PAYNE B.S., Pennsylvania State Teachers College Library, English RUREY PETTY B.A., M.A., Universitv of Missouri Co-operative Vocational Office Training R. VERNETTE PI-IELPS B.S., University of Minnesota History, Government HARRIET A. PITTS B.A., Michigan State Normal College English MARION A. SEAGER Iackson Business University Clerk ALLAN W. SENTY B.S., Stout Institute Auto Shop STANLEY D. SHOEMAKER B.M., University of Michigan Bands, Orchestra MARGARET SPENCER B.A., Albion College Home Economics MARY C. STODDARD B.A., Michigan State Normal College M.A., Columbia University History, Latin ty problems gh -. EDWARD P. SUSSELL Ph.B., Ph.M., University of Wisconsin Social Problems HOWARD E. THOMPSON B.A., Western Michigan College M.A., University of Michigan Director of Physical Education and Athletics WARREN S. WALLACE, MD. B.A., M.D., Syracuse University School Physician CARROLL B. WALTERHOUSE B.A., Michigan State College Art, Crafts RICHARD G. WALTERHOUSE B.S., United States Military Academy B.S., University of Michigan Coach, Physical Education RICHARD E. WENDT B.S., M.S., University of Michigan Biology ALVAR WEST B.S., Western Michigan College Woodshop, Mechanical Drawing MARIE A. WHITING B.S., Central Michigan College M.A., Columbia University Physical Education BARBARA E. YEAGLEY M.A., University of Michigan B.A., Albion College English, Library FRED L. YOSS B.S., Stout Institute M.A., University of Michigan Boolcbinding ALMA M. E. YOUNG B.A., University of Michigan English, German E. IOSEPI-I ZACCARDELLI B.S., 'Western Michigan College Printing, Mechanical Drawing Reflector Annual Adviser , 9 lui' an W7' W 'I , ,, ff 1ln lil! m nam When lackson students reminisce about high school days, there is one teacher who will be remembered by all who knew him. Charles Blair, a wonderful person who passed away last fall, was a rnan devoted to his work-teaching lackson High School boys and girls biology and guiding and instructing them in his favorite hobby, photography. His devotion to his Work is illustrated in the fact that for many years Mr. Blair was active in the Audubon Society and served as staff photographer for the Reflector Annual and Bi-Weekly. Words cannot express our sorrow over losing such a good friend, and lackson High is better, in many ways, because of Charles H. Blair. 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I, , -,EWU . , 3- 'if ki. -, X A l A rr 4 x fpfgisg- .z BILL DIEHL Treasurer 3 R AJ' a49 ' MISS LOUISE McINTYRE Adviser CLASS COLORS Light Blue cmd White CLASS FLOWERS Red Roses I6 Presideni IOAN GIBBS Vice-President 452: r w j.ng'fgiim-1-'.5.,.:g sf eww lf-Q-:'Q'3Qff:i,5f' , 'Z.'fff1l ,.,,A .M .. . , s 5 V I 9, SLN ffl, lu , ,Q NANCY BARDEN Secretary BOB LADD Treasurer CLASS RING 'Ill 5' The socral room IS transformed mto Autumn Nocturne. 70 LSXY rx ' Q tx , . 1, Q i ,f class officers and their dates pause success the dance attraction could be the punch but it's the hostessest -v--ff wi ri MOST CHABMING AND CHIVALBOUS i Clover O'Brien, Bill Diehl f nr l i L l Qv J R , , Y,.,. , . .,, Q is - Q ,-ffl' 'xx i- Es X ., ff ' I S MOST L.lKEl..Y TO SUCCEED A S V ' Ioan Gibbs, Ben Kleinstiver E , ,Q , fu f , A L' Q' , 'f N Q Z9 Nr! 1 mv , 'I' K 9 ' 1 I N .f CONTBIBUTED MOST TO I. H, S. t as hx , -N' MosT TALKATIVE 'J' A Sandra Wolfinqer, Ierry Harkness , 6 . f BEST ALL AROUND Pat McClelland, Bill Eagan CLASS Betty Wilkinson, Max Holden MOST SINCERE Iudy Fall, Don Booth ' an 'F x BEST LOOKING Marlene Fenwick, Bill Fitch iff? ,r 'Q ' t g za 17 ,4,v'Y ' '12 af MOST POPULAR WITTIEST Pot Smith, Art Hicks Q Ioan Huebner, I. D. Worthington , W w fy . 3-:PAL Ji , .N z. A A- X K 1 U -'sl 'J ,P Ol Y J x 'A 7? . C J MOST STUDIOUS Nancy Brozutiqom, Rex Youse MOST ORIGINAL Sondra Clorke, Wilbert Porter PERSONALITIES A 'YF TN N' X fr if T N , X '-N 4, ' 4 V5 NM MOST I-'LIRTATIOUS Iudy Hughes, Bob Ford I I 1 0 V ui, l lg' ' ' X fqly, ,Illi- f- t of ' -,UNF A . ,T . - - - . 1: T fx, J' X xf. I ' 1 . 9 v ef' ,- 6' 6? N6 l mf!! ROBERT ADAIR Swimming NANCY LOU ANDERSON MANILLA MARGERT AUSTIN Orchestra Band Hall Guide NANCY ELIZABETH HAROLD D ALDRICH L 1 Football Student Representative -A lenny Lind A Euphony G.A.A. 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Office Training Club LYNN EDWARD BLACKMORE 6, MARIAN BLAIR Orchestra Debate Student Library Club RENEE GAE BLANCHET Viking Assembly Dramatics Debate Ostara Science Club Student entativz ALLIE LIDDELL BOBO RICHARD IOHN BOHL Student Representative I-Ii-Y Reflector Bi-Weekly Social Science Club JANET MAUREEN BOLEY Hall Guide Office Training Club LUCY ANN BOLHUIS Library Club Debate Dramatics Euphony Sir Philip Sidney IERRY CHARLES BOOS Dramatics Viking Assembly Football Band Stagecraft DONALD B. BOOTH Basketball Cross Country Viking Assembly Student Representative Hall Guide 'sw-1,'.-3.7. 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Hall Guide Student Representative Viking Assembly J up MALINDA CALVENA MCCLELLAND G.A.A, Ienny Lind Foedus Phyllis Wheatley -ta TROY G. LEWIS PATRICIA LOUISE MCCLELLAND Student Representativv G.A.A. L Foedus H fb' Hostess Club L.. KAREN KAY LOSEY BEVERLY IEAN Stagecraft MCEACHERN Ienny Lind ,V ,lerlrly Lind LORETTA ANN LUPPO WILLIAM CLYDE McGATHA Typoqraphical Society ANNE KATHLEEN JOAN EDITH MCCAIN MCGILVRA Reflector Bi-Weekly G-A-AU Science Club Ienny Lind Hall Guide Drarnatics I tx Office Training Club W5531'5 '7I'?'-' . I 5141 : ,.-55,-I53Z:5g,.5ii5f:IE5:i fy 1 .lzfm-Q-'.,z::r::iL-S5554 .av-' ig 'J x, ' 'tg 1 gd H its 4 ,.4 A. Q I Lil I I GERALD DONALD McKAY IOI-IN FRANK MCLENNAN S.P.O.R. 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M- X ez ,,. .rs A- 'W 3 t X t Q , B i X DONALD IOHN MEYERS Troubadours Euphony GEORGE HAROLD MICHAEL Hi-Y Dramatics Office Training Club MARION MICHOFI' Viking Assemblies Drarnatics G.A.A, Social Science Club ALAN LEE MILLER Baseball Student Representative Hall Guide Band IOAN LOUISE MILLER G.A.A. Student Representative Hall Guide vw- B H 'REB' , I l , 'JS' 'E -Fl new A fl life X -f 9, . 1 'l 'Tf':Y'1, x . , SALLY ANN MILLER Viking Assembly Reflector Annual Editor -O' Hostess Club Debate E Sir Philip Sidney CN ET Dramatics . is 'B' ty' ROBERT CLARENCE MITCHELL Q Sq' Viking Assembly ' l. Football , - dw Hall Guide ,Q LN -' Student Representative --a, HX an b ' QA :lf ' 4 I f - MANUEL MORALES Band DONALD IAMPS IQJIJSR Football Basketball Baseball Student Representative N I-we ff' Viking Assembly I L 'xg L TJ' I ' FRED ROBERT NELSON Band Dance Band Orchestra L 1 :Q Q viking Assembly ia ' ' 2 1 -1 :5 wif-fi Y M A 3 535 3 Elf? '- i X V GLADYS LORRAINE NELSON Ienny Lind Retailing Club BARBARA IEAN NOLAN Drarnatics Hall Guide Stagecrait CAROLYN RUTH NORDSTROM Viking Assembly Demoiselles Hostess Club Hall Guide Student Representativ Student Council LYNN OBERLIESEN Hall Guide Hostess Club Viking Assembly G.A.A. Reflector Ei-Wee-lily' CLOVER GALE O'ERIEN Hall Guide Viking Assembly Ostara ,gi IOI-IN O'CONNOR I I WAYNE IRA OSBORNE Retailing Club IAMES CARTER OGLE CAROLINE MARIE OLESKY ORSON BERNIS O'NEIL Varsity Band Troubadours Meistersingers Euphony DOLORES HELEN ORLOWSKI IOAN ELIZABETH OTIS Euphony Derrroiselles Eoedus Hall Guide Viking MARY IOAN PALMER G.A.A. Student Representative Camera Club Sir Philip Sidney GILBERT EUGENE PARKER Swimming Baseball Dramatics Representative ANN PARKER ANNE LEONE PARTRIDGE Reflector Bi-Weekly Euphony Viking Assembly Student Representati Foedus I-Iall Guide Biology Club G.A.A. Ienny Lind MAI-IRLENE ANN PAUL Band DAVID PEMBERTONQI Tennis MARLINE IEP-N PENCI-IOFF CARROLL ARTHUR PERRINE F.A.A. ICVELL DORIS LA RUTH PAUL EDWIN P A , RONALD ARTHUR Bfmd POTVTS DU 'WAYNE MERRIT PICKETT Band Euphony JOHN IOSEPI-l PLACHETKA Wrestling Stagecraft WILBERT LEONARDX M CHARLENE TUNE Dance Band Madrigal Dramatics Viking Assembly Euphony Troubadours Camera Club Hall Guide PORTER PRESTON A, qu Band A L V A, .. 6 , if-A vi 2, x LORENE IEANNETTE POST Retailing Club PRYOR SALLY ANN RAMSDELL Hall Guide G.A.A. Retailing Club RUTH ANN READY Student Representa ive BARBARA IEAN RECORD Retailing Club ANN CAROL REDFIELD Ostara Student Representative Hall Guide iff RUTH ANN REITNAUER Foedus G.A.A. Camera Club Hostess Club Dramatics Hall Guide Reflector Bifvtfeekly RACI-IAEL ERANCES REYNOLDS Reflector Bi-Weel-:ly Science Club Library Club Dramatics Hall Guide Ostara DONALD Piirifirrt RIDGE Swimming Baseball Student Representatix NEAL RICHARD ROBBINS Camera Club Hall Guide RICHARD DUANE ROBERTS Baseball LX .Il ,If-. I Q -ra: S Q N t ,ik I ' Nt fx -v,5':,if sf- GWENDOLYN LOUISE DONALD MORRIS ROBINSON ROSE Student Representative Orchestra Eoedus Demoiselles Viking Assemblies Hall Guide NANCY LEE ROE Orchestra Camera Club G.A.A. EDWIN ROGERS Tumbling Cross Country Track Student Representative Library Club Viking Assembly IACOUELYN LEE ROGERS G.A.A. Camera Club Reflector Annual Editor Sir Philip Sidney S.P.O.R. M. ROMERO ,gig ix ,x:Y 53' ,, ' by i ice , Y A ' f .' A M EDWIN DAVID ROW Orchestra Troubadours MARLENE MAE RUDENKO Band leriny Lind Euphony Madriqal G.A.A. RAYMOND EARL RUOEF SUZANNE MARIE RUSSELL Viking Assembly Student Representativ S.P.Q.R. Sir Philip Sidney Hostess Club Reflector Bi-Weekly Hall Guide -glu- ti YT' W EILEEN MARGARET SALMOND Euphony Foedus PETER FIELD SAMRSON Student Representati Hall Guide Football NORBERT DUANE SARAFIN Hi4Y KENNETH IAMES SAYLES Wrestling ESTHER LAVONDA SCHMUNSLER G.A.A. Biology Club Library Club Social Science Club RICHARD ANTHONY SCHOCH Retailing Club I DAVID PAUL SCOTT ' Student Representativ W' Tumbling ,V .4355 .fi qs, 'W ,1 X , 2' xfaf RUBY MARGARET SCOTT Band Orchestra G.A.A. 5. Foedus Viking Assembly Hall Guide Stagecrait Dramatics I MARY KAY SEITZ I ' A S.P.Q.R, Foedus Student Representative Hall Guide :W - - ,L 1 xx-.u 'x T ' .o, . ,rgj-?.4m5t?.a . A t in w ' ,gffT3f?5: '3' f if ia 3 Us 'A . we BETTY LOUISE SHANK Safety Club Retailing Club SHIRLEY ANN SHAW Orchestra Camera Club Euphoriy Viking Assembly Ienny Lind LYLE EDWARD SHEETS SALLY ANN SHIRLEY Hall Guide Ostara Social Science Club Foedus Dramatics GARY CREIGHTON SHUTES FREDRICK OSBURN SILL Student Representative Tennis Basketball Viking Assembly WALTER RICHARD SLABY K' N ROBERT HENRY SMETHURST Drarnatics Hi-Y Vil-:ing Assembly DONNA MAE SMITH-un IZB Class Vice- President Student Representative Dernoiselles ! Cheerleader Viking Assembly Euphony S.P.Q.R. DOROTHY MAE SMITH Student Representative Hall Guide Euphony Madrigal Camera Club Eoedus Viking Assembly GLORIA DEE SMITH G.A.A. Foedus Library Club Biology Club PATRICIA LOU SMITH Vice-President Student Body Demoiselles Reflector Bi-Weekly Hostess Club Viking Assembly Drarnatics Student Representative RI ARD HOWARD CH F.F,A ROGER LEWIS SMITH Staqecraft RUTH ELAINE SMITH Band Camera Club Orchestra Hall Guide RUTH MARIE SMITH Library Club Retailing Club MARGUERITE A. SNYDER Euphony Drarnatics Viking Assembly Student Representative Foedu KENNETH FOOT SODERBECK Viking Assembly I Euphony PHYLLIS IEAN SODERBECK Orchestra S.P.Q.R. DAVID KENDALL SOMERVILL F.F.A. WILLIAM NELSON SOMERVILL Biology Club I Student Representativ Viking Assembly Meistersingers Hall Guide X ' f Q Staqecraft I f X.. I I! . Ns , I f , ,M 1 tx Ni I . I 'ti' ' T' 1 I. X 'K A- K Q K ef 1 ' 1 L P4 X , ' A ,S t I ,IL x , - , f , Vt. - I- tw- I .1 245, gf- I . tt I LEO RICHARD WILLIAM BOSWELL RICHARD IAMLS SPREHE STONE TAYLOR Cross Country Dramatics Staqecraft Wrestling . Track W I N A DAVID EDWIN FREDRICK STAUFE Troubadours Tennis Cross Country PATRICIA IEAN STENBERG Band Orchestra Reflector Bi-Weelzly German Club EMILY STEPHENS Debate Office Training Club - IEROME ALEXANDER I SUSSKIND Student Re-presenlative .- Baseball Manager I Hall Guide ,J :Q ' T, N-14' in . .II STJN . EDWARD DENNIS SWARTOUT Cross Country Staqecrait Basketball ,N P Track I- Q 'L I iff 5' I ,f Q . V N ' X 't X ,E- Q A ,. x In l ' X s. l N ' I X xx DORIS IEAN SWEET KATHY MAE TERRELL gig,-is 5' , 'n,..l'x. iq. ,E I ns x X . In ,,,.,. AN 'ww' EE? Xi ,..V. '55 ..,,, ki BETTY ESTELLA V,.4 , IAMES PETER THOMAS THURLOW ROBERT HENRY THOMAS Football Manager Baseball Manager Troubaclours Social Science Club EDWARD WILLIAM Q THOMPSON Wrestling IACK EDWARD CAROL ANN 73? I 'Nu-'N THOMPSON Band DAVID CHARLES Swimming FRANCES MARIE TOKAR 7 Dramafics Q Office Training Club IANICE LOUISE TOWN Office Training Club IACK EUGENE TOWNLEY Football Basketball Baseball THRUN I-fi Y Staqecraft IERRY LEE Football Basketball Baseball I-fall Guide TOWNLEY 513 gm,- ' ....-' X 9 , 1' ,v'. , G3 'Tvs v T, ix Y - 5 ll H , Qing Mil Office Training Club IAMES FRANCIS TRACY IAMES TRAUGH Band Biology Club RICHARD LA VERN' TURNER Staqecraft DANIEL MARION TWARDOWSKI Hi-Y Reflector Bi-Weekly Social Science Club Student CLEO ALLAN WARREN IOHN ALBERT WASHBURN Euphony Wrestling Cross Country KATHLEEN GRACE WEIHE Drczmcxli-:S Sir Philip Sidney Foedus LEE ANN WAGPFNEF HELEN ROSE WELCH ROBERT IAMEQ WELLS F.A.A. ffl X A. 581 Q 1 ii MSM I ' 9 fN f MQ fx U 7 9 ll O ff, X, oo Published by the students of lockson High School Iockson, Michigan , , I Volume sixt Iune, l953 Y-S FRANCIS IOAN WI-IITEAKER Retailing Club RUTH WIELAND Retailing Club '53 ' 511.51 rBETTY LEE WILKINSON Student Council Student Representative Viking Assembly 6' Debate 5 Reflector Bi-Weekly gl' W5 Hall Guide V Demoiselles V Hostess Club . Foedus . Drgmaiics ' Ienny Lind DAVID TODD WILKINSON Dance Band Viking Assembly Student Representativ Band JAMES FRANCIS WILLIAMS G ROSEMARY HELEN WILLIAMS Hall Guide JACK I WILI Golf My g' 'A ':. 2163 mf, 10? Y' f I ACK WOLF SANDRA to L WOLFINGER ' Hall Guide Hostess Club Science Club Latin Club Viking Assembly Biology Club KN ., j 9 X I 1 L RQSEZODNONA D KENYON DUANE Band WOOD N' Wrestling A g Wrestling Quit. -ZZ. ,Qi I I I ' , I THOMAS GEORGE 1 IACK DEON WINDEKNECHT WOHTHINGTON Band F.F.A. Student Representative I X Viking Assembly Q X Meisiersingers I ' A A Dance Band gg, IJ ' Reflector Bi-Weekly ' setl t ,I I .fi-Vi .f A Q5 . 'i' is Jlffif . SYLVIA FAITH MARVIN KA WISNER WYANT G.A.A. Swimming Euphony Student 'R , f Ienny Lind HELEN ANNETTE YKIMOFF Ienny Lind Camera Club Social Science Club .V 'J' I 'Q ,rig I xy, . 'Q' we A .W ...- af- x -- N' BRYAN WEBB YOUNG N . ' .IR .srl : 9' .- '. 4 .Jw , 5 , ' R ',,::.4 S I I I -rp , ge V .- 'TN 4 fm I M- 1 Rmmax I i X. M gg: .XM in 'K ': CAROLYN CATH- ERINE YOUNG Band Euphony Reflector Bi-Weekly G.A.A. REX IACOB YOUSE Cross Country Basketball Baseball Rall Guide Student Representative DAVID ELTON YOXI-IEIMER Basketball Baseball H! ,JI -Sn, 'tif I GERALDINE MARIE ZAWACKI Office Training Club IAMES LE ROY ZIENERT IAMES HENRY ZELMANSKI Staqecraft CAMERA SI-IY GLENN POTTER BRONSON IOAN MARILYN COTTON ROBERT CASE COTTON IOSEPI-IINE FINCI-I LUTHER V. GWINN MELVIN LEE HARRIS PATRICIA MAY HERSI-IA IAMES FRANK HOPKINS IACK FRANCIS KEMMER LAVONNE ARMELLA KLIMA MELVIN SWAINE NORTH IUDITI-I ANN PECKI-IAM LOUIS DELBERT PI-IELAN WILLIAM PAUL RUSSELL IAMES RUSSELL STEEN DENNIS WAYNE ZARTMAN Homeroom 225 is the daily scene of im- portant senior business. At 8:00 A.M. the campus becomes alive with seniors hurrying to school. A SENIORS DAY AT J. H. S. lndustrious hall guides? Oh, Well they're important seniors! Six lovely ladies . . . and which one will be vice-pr sident of the 12A semester? Who can ever forget Mr. Corgos physics closs . . . or College English ond Miss Pitts' iclio-syncrosies? Iockson 63-Kolomorzoo 42 is seen in the exuberont expressions of these seniors os they happily end CI typicotl doy ot lockson High School. At noon, seniors gother in the boys gyrn to discuss the lotest . . . ond ot 3:45 they hurry home to get reooly for the big gome thot night. i T,--av-V Another semester ends as Pat Smith and Charles Malloch step aside for Bill Eagan and Ann Connin to lead lack- son High. H 2273- ff Sally Miller and Ben Kleinstiver stop to the symbol of l. H. S.fThe Viking. admire O Hx JJ.-I ' J! Bob Ford pauses to point out an important clause in the Constitution to some fellow students fr A ' 11 , f fr X ,255 'till it lilif vs -'LL :tt Xe .sl M'l6!eI C!6L:5:fI'l'lQI'l ,n X A f A ff? fx? f ff xt! The Sup f w Mrs. Spencer-132 Back row ll. to r.l: D. Holden, I. Hungerford, S. Ieffrey, D. Iohnson, R. lkins, C. Hoyt, T. Iacob, I. Iob. Second row: S. Howlett, M. Iacobs, L. A. Holdridge, C. Iohnson, D. Iacokes, K. Hughes, N. Green, M. Iacob. Front row: C. Huntoon, D. lshom, I. Holtz, B. Hughes, P. Hughes, H. Ianusz, C. Homer, N. Hoyer, Mrs. Spencer. n053 t '9 ,-l'?,.,f'wn:5 ,--. warm-I I z I l irxv UI Mrs. Logan-215 Back row Cl. to r.l: M. Shea, D. Shaw, E. Stanley, D Strange, F. Smith, B. Stevens, I. Smith. Second row: P. Somervill, P. Stephens, D. Williams N. Srnith, O. L. Suddeth, D. Stein, P. Steel, N. Smith. Front row: B. Strong, D. Stevens, E. Stewart, R. Swierzbin, T. Tate, S. Sterrett, Mrs. Logan. Mr. Newman-324 Back row il. to r.J: P. Touse, C. Town, T. Troxell, I. Taylor, A. I. Toogood, B. Thornburg, N. Toderoff. Second row: A. Tousley, E. Torrant, R. Townley, I. Tifft, W. Tousley, L. Tilford, P. Turner, Mr. Newmqn, Front row: G. Truszkowski, D. Thurston, C. Travis, V. Taylor, B. Travis, B. Tittle, S. Taylor. Absent: M. L. Thompson. IUNIOBS Mr. Matthews- Back row ll. to r.l: G. Botero, M. Blue, M. Llado, S. Littleiohn, G. Bearnish, H. Herzberg, K. Brandt. Third row: Mr. Matthews, S. Bones, B. Bidwell, H. Borders, B. Bissell, M. Brake, M. Borris. d row D Bristow D Blakley L Bicy W Bos Secon : . , . , . , . - tedor, P. Bradley, I. Boley, D. Brewer, I. Fitzgerald. Front row: M. Bromley, P. Boughton, M. Benn, C Benson, S. Bigcraft, A. Berry. Mr. Kiley-343 Back row Cl. to r.I: W. Davis, B. Dickerson, E. Davis, I. Dawson, I. Bowersox, G. Davis, R. De Vinney. Second row: G. DuBois, H. Dexter, K. Duncan, A, Behrens, W. Clute, B. Dance, R. Denick, D. Derr. Front row: I. L. Duffy, C. Detcheff, M. Dunlap, S. Drennan, D. Dubinski, C. Muck, D. Dowsett, C. Dornke, Mr. Kiley rr 4 ., 'y Mrs. Adams-218 Back row tl. to r.l: B, McClelland, M. McAvoy, B. McCluer, I. McDonald, K. Lausee, M. Clark, M. Mc- Givern. Third row: D, McClure, G. Levengood, Fi. Lockhart, C. Luppo, I. Love, I. Lucas, D. Lehmkuhle, I. Lent. Second row: L. Lenhart, S. McClure, P. McAndre-ws, C. Lathrop, I, Leckta, D. McCurnsey, D. Leach. Front row: Mrs. Adams, E, Levy, C. Lincoln, N. Loqan, E. Lewis. Absent: I. Logan, I. Logue. IUNIOBS Mr. Cooper-224 Back row tl. to r.I: C. Mott, I. Neesley, W. Myers, C. Neilson, M. Mohr, R. May, L. Parker. Third row: R. Morton, W. O'Neil, I. Nixon, B. Nutter, H. Mrozka, A. Noyes, I. Moss. Second row: S. Morrey, C. May, A. Naylor, D. Mroz, E. Moll, V. Moulton, M. Osborne, Mr. Cooper. Front row: C. O'Dell, T. Morrison, H. Orteqa, S. O'Conne1l, I. Money. Miss Bradley-318 Back row tl. to r.l: B. Schram, B. Shepard, R. Sayles, G. Shipley, M. Shipley, R. Wiqent, I. Searinq. Third row: B. Slocum, L. Wilson, B. Small, D. Scott, I. Shaw, D. Scott, K. Schellinq, Miss Bradley. Second row: M. Sherwood, R. Smak, S. Slater, B. Selby, I. Schweda, D. Schallhammer, I. Scott. Front row: L. A. Scheele, E. Skinkle, E. Smith, B. Schleweis, B. Sherich, I. Shoemaker. Miss Phelps-222 Back row tl to r.l: D. Merrill, D. Maltby, I. Mayo, M. Mitchell, L. McRoy, E. Morley, R. Maker. Third row: S. Maloney, B. Matteson, I. Mead, D. Mick, D. Main, I. Millican, G. Middleton, L. Medley. Second row: Miss Phelps, S. Maitland, M. Meade, I. Marx, I. Manier, M. Maxon, I. Martin, S. Milsom. Front row: S. Melville, V. E. Mack, G. Smith, M. Mc- Nickle, P. Lonq, N. Martin. Absent: E. Meeks, W. Mclianey. Mr. Barnett-349 Beck IOW tl. to Ll: M. Morales, G. Widlitzki, I. Vtfooj, M. Vheland, C. Vtfilhoit, H. Yociiens, H, Wtgogl, Second row: C. Wilson, C. A. Whittalzer, A. Warner, I. Vfhitehead, S. Yaqer, M. Vvlliitman. Front row: N. Vtfray, S. Vfilkinson, S. Vtfotyniak I Whitney, L. A. Whitmore, Mr. Barnett. I Absent: E. Hill, C. Wilbur, D. Williams, D. Williams S. Wilson, A. Yeager. L .- 5 Mr. Shoemaker-l58 Back row fl. to r.l: I. Heiler, W. Hechtman, W. Hay worth, E. Hardy, T. Harris, R. Hirschman, M. Hamil ton, E. Heqerberq. Second row: R. Hardy, N. Hendershot, R. Henry, M Heideman, D. Grey, R. Damon, D. Hammond. Front row: C. Harris, L. L. Hoffman, D, Root, B. Han- son, I. Henderson, P. Haze-lworth, S. Harden. Absent: A. Haven, M. Hirikel. VNA VOX LIBRORVM sto xox wists iron. IFNFORMAT Miss Erickson-246 Rack row Cl. to r.l: D. North, R. Roqers, I. Sabin, R. Richard, I. Riedel, I. Sackreiter, B. Sarata. Second row: Miss Erickson, R. l.. Rockefeller, S Rubert, I. A, Sackreiter, F. Sawdey, P. Safford. Front row: P. A. Rodgers, S. Rowley, M. A. Parr, R Roehm. Absent: M. A. Riedel, C. Robinson, I. Rowe, G. Ross, S. Ruby, A. Rudd, I. Rule, T. Sauich. 1 GF' xl X l Mr. Mesko-l3O Back row Cl. to r.l: I. Coates, D. Croyle, D. Colburn, I. Clark, W. Chmielewski, R. Coddinqton, T. Cooper. Third row: R. Childs, E. Clement, D. Colby, I. Dak- roub, C. Cross, F. Countryman, R. Conlitf, R. Taylor, R. Cramer, Mr. Mesko. Second row: N. Clarke, D. Chase, S. Clark, C. Crip- pen, C. Comperchio, B. Crampton, M. Coutu, P. Cop- pernoll. Front row: I. Collins, P. Chappel, S. Coppernoll, S. Collins. Absent from the picture: G. Crenshaw. IUNIORS Miss Chambers-234 Back row fl. to r.l: N. Pierson, D. Poelker, R. Reason, R. Plaskett, M, Poehler, T. Reynolds, R. Gregory. Second row: M. Pollard, M. Reynolds, E. Pollard, I. Raymond, D. Reynolds, I. Raymond, S. Prestler. Front row: C. Pulling, I. Poirier, B. Pulliam, I. Pit- telco, E. Phillips, C. Raymond, Miss Chambers. Mr. Iohnson-245 Baci: row ll. to r.l: A. Hoffman, I. Hudson, Y. Hicks H. Hicks, D. Himrod, R. Hite, R. Hines. Second row: I. Hughes, B. Howlett, E. Hull, N Hinton, M. Henry, N. Hieleary, Mr. Iohnson. Front row: Y. Hostettler, C. Hopkins, E. Hire, L Hines, M. Howard. ic T ii,-f I i Mr. Miller-320 Back row tl. to 1'.lZ B. Deniq, A. Dunning, R. Edinqer. R. Conklinq, R. Ebersol, R, Eicher, E. Eden. Second raw: A. Ferwerda, D, Fletcher, C. Eitel, P Eichenberq, D. Durbrow, A. Fry, M. Fleming, Front row: N, Ferguson, S. Everhart, I, Fay, E. Field I. Ellis, N. Folk-er, Mr. Miller. Absent: H. Ford lUNlOFiS Mr. Cargo-332 Back row tl. to r.J: D. Ward, G. Wright, I. Wheaton G. White, F. Smelser, Pl. Vtfeblaer, I. X1Vard. Second row: S, Webb, l. Vtfailzer, M. Vvbber, T. 'Wer net, S. Verspoor, W. Walker. Front row: l. Washburn, M. L, Van Gieson. B. Vieira, S. Voss, M. McDonough, S. Vfalmsley. Absent: l. Villers, W. Wagner, I. Wenger. Mr. Crippsellfw BC1Ck IOW tl. to r.J: Mr. Cripps, B. Bull, D, Burham, l Brake, P. Briggs, D. Buseth, Second raw: R. Canfield, C. Case, S. Carlisle, M. Carter, P. Carpenter. Front row: O. Burns, S. Burns, M, l.. Burton, L. Broyles. an rl .fn 00 0 mqnqf-9 Mr. Eriksen-51 Back row tl. to r.l: A. Adair, I, Bcotli, T. Bearnan, K Andrews, D. Andrews, B. Barton, D. Eal-fer. Second rc:-J: Mr. Eril-csen, l. B-eliord, I.. Balch, Vt' Moeclcel, B. Allen, S. Babcock, S. Beael. Front row: B. Arnold, M. Barnes, N. Eater, N. Ander son, M. Akloey, Ft. Aguilar, l. Bassett, Mr. Fowler-351 Back row tl. to rl: D. Wickt, G. Verspoor, D 'vVheaton, L, Vv'hi'ernan, B. Van Vorst, C. Waller. Second ron-J: B. 'W'aller, G. Vfaltz, l. Vtlerner, YN Vtfayner, N. Vtleeder, Front row: I. Westrate, B, Ware, S. Vickery, S. Ward Our Iackson High School-for three short, full years -- has been the scene of our educa- tion and friendships. idx KX t we xi ,Q 1 .re 4X 1 '5. ' I a-TW '7 S- 'f I 1 1' N . -4 ' n 'l -. -.ref '14 - :I Q :Sv ' rx, lu: al fi Z' . ll: i' sq qi 1 1 . A -nan F ,wg e 'R-X :qi 3 -4 M H, X ' Q Q42 m .. g 4.15, IN ll! A, 'f V fi ff-!'Y is I . sen ji' hair V' q 1,2- Ov' , I it if W' ?f kj ff ' ,4 - , i NX . 5 .1 hwvi ,'g,u.fr ' g, V 4' nr ,.1-gint, . -I I5-my-, 1 h 5: gd,-. Y' rg Ulu f-5 'QI' The tower of Iackson High School is the recognized symbol of the high ideals through which We should strive to attain our ultimate goal in the years to come. my Miss Cardew-22 Back row ll. to r.l: D. Atkinson, C. Avery, C. Bacon, L. Babcock, C. Alexander, I, Allread, E. Baldwin. Third row: I. Austin, W. Arnold, C. P. Adams, D. Apley, B. Avery, K. Arnold, M. Bailey. Second row: I. Avis, P. Balch, A. Balfour, C. Allen, I. Anderson, B. Arnston. Front row: I. Alexander, I. Bailey, E. Alexander, E. Apple, N. Arthur. Mr. Ogden-149 Back row fl. to r.l: D. Daily, B. Curiiss, L. Crampton, B. Crabtree, D. Cowley, I. Daines, D. Collard. Second row: Mr. Ogden, I. Ely, D. Crandall, R. Cur- tiss, D. Clute, E. Cotton, A. Creery. Front row: B. Cummings, P, Crawford, F. Brigman, M. Coates, D. Cotton, M. L. Cuiss, C. Corey. Absent: N. Choate, R. Cosbey, I. Compton, N. Crit- tenden. Mrs, Iudd- 49 Back row: G. Bitner, B. Blake, G. Berger, F. Bieder- man, G. Bennett, L. Bicy, B. Bell. Third row: B. Betram, W. Beaman, E. Blackwell, F. Allen, B. Beverly, R. Broughman, I. Bannasch. Second row: C. Bing, D. Barker, M. Beath, M. Berg, H. Blair, B. Betser, N. Barneti, C. Bibbins. First row: C, Blanchard, I. Bedore, M. Benn, C Basore, C. Bentley, N. Bell. SOPHOMOBES Mr. Bender-114 Back row ll. to r.l: B. Chisolm, K. Carpenter, E. Cal- lender, P. Burkhart, H. Chamberlin, G. Cline, T Burnham. Third row: R. Clark, G. Bridenstine, I. Clinton, P Cambria, L. Clark, D. Cheney, L. Clark, M. Chandler Mr. Bender. Second row: G. Bush, D. Caulfield, I. Campbell, N Carey, I. Burdick, D. Bullinski, W. Cary, I. Cassel man, O. Clark. Front row: R. Church, M. Burns, V. Bull, C. Bunce A. Case, B. Claus. Absent: N. Champion. Miss YoungQ22O Back row Cl. to r.l: B. Fitzpatrick, H. Estry, C. Fisk I. Evensen, C. Erwin, D. Fair, D. Farris, H. Green. Third row: I. Esic, D. Ferris, K. Fisher, B. England B. Emmons, B. Filer, R. Evans, L. Frank, Miss Young Second row: R. Eltzroth, L. Ellis, K. Green, M. Faturn D. Foster, A. Franzen, S. Fransted, I. Ferris. First row: B. Fisher, M, Filkins, D. Fall, V. Evans, F' Evans, I. Fleming. Absent: D. Everett, Ft, Erickson. Miss Magill-322 Back row tl. to r.l: N. Sammons, R. Roemisch, K. Salisbury, L. Rupert, C. Reynolds, R. Rutherford, R. Rosenfeld. Third row: H. Saucedo, N. Richards, I. Saines, P. Sanders, I. Rogers, R. Savage, R. Sanford, I. Richard- son, I. Sanford. Second row: C. Robinson, M. Robinson, C. Robbins, F. Rifkin, I. Runnels, N. Raymond, N. Rogers, S. Gaines, Miss Magill. Front row: A. Ridner, P. Rhymes, P. Rentrop, I. Rosel, D. Rogalski, I. Rigle. SOPHOMORES Mrs. Stoddard-232 Back row tl. to r.J: I. Gray, C. Graham, C. Gedman E. Gossett, E. Gibbs, E. Gaines, B. Georgopoulos. Third row: P. Giberson, B. Gibson, R. Gaitan, R. Frey C. Glover, D. Garrison, I. Garbry, Mrs. Stoddard. Second row: C. Fultz, B. Gant, C. Galligan, U. Georgeff, I. Freck, B. Frederick, N. Freedman, P. Gamble. Front row: I. Gork, G. Ghent, C. French, P. Fridd, R. Frey. Mrs. Allen-236 Back row tl. to r.l: C. Green, I. Guiles, R. Gregory, R. Harmon, R. Griffin, Third row: D. Graham, R. Hamilton, G. Griffes, P. Gregs, B. Hayes, I. Haynes, H. Harris, B. Hatchett, Mrs. Allen. Second row: I. Harless, R. Heiney, I. Harris, A. Hanes, D. Green, C. Halsey, M. Gregory, L. Grindall, R. Haney. Front row: I. Hair, G. I-Iardt, P. Hendricks, N. Hamp- ton, B. Harden, M. Heamon. r I fmt fi I 1' .W . . .. fs. - rel E N . . , it ' i gf ' A I lf TW 330 Mr. Hatch-330 Back row tl. to r.l: D. Seitz, G. Scott, R. Shankland, P, Sorporam, I. Shank, M. Slaybaugh, I. Shafer. Third row: I, Selwa, I. Selwa, I. Sent, D. Scott, E. Smak, P. Sierminski, M. Slater. Second row: C. Sluiter, I. Sluiter, D. Seger, C. Smith. M. Scott, C. Smith, M. Sherwood, Mr. Hatch, Front row: I. Shirley, B. Seomans, S. Schmid, I. Slater. Absent: I. Stapp. Miss Pitts-346 I Back row tl, to r.J: G. Strickler, K. Spencer, B. Spen- 5 cer, F. Sternkopf, F. Steel, I. Smith, Miss Pitts. l Third row: E. Soltes, W. Stetler, S. Stull, W. I. Smith, N. Stebner, D. Snoor, R. Sparks. Second row: I. Stnous, R. Solomon, B. Snell, A SYYGVIQG. S- Slflflke, I. Smoyer, D. Smith, P. Shumway Front row: N. Snyder, V. Stewart, N, Smith, L, Smith P. Smith, L. Spencer, C. Stevens, Absent: D. Smith. 5.1 A9506 Miss Carlson-248 Back row tl, to r.l: L. lcl-ces, C. Hyatt, G. Hutchins C. Humphreys, R. Kalafus, Miss Carlson. Second row: N. Iohnson, P. Iohnson, E. Hurd, S. Hunt, S. Iudson, P. Kadwell, F. Hutchinson. Front row: K, Iacolces, lvl. Iones, S. Humphrey, S. Iohnson, I. A. Kaminski, P. Iackson. ffiftmn 1 1 Mrs. Fleming-252 Back row Cl. to r.l: D. Ogle, I. Miller, M. Millsom, I. Matteson, W. Moore, A. Mogilnicki, C. Miller, R. Marsh. Third row: D. Mosley, W. Miner, R. Marshall, R. Marsch, N. Miller, S. Mayer, P. Maxon. Second row: F. Moralez, C. Millican, R. Meic, I. Maxwell, S. Moore, F. Mazur. Front row: M. Medina, I. Money, P. Moran, M. Mer- icle, I. May. Absent: K. Mortlock, Mrs. Fleming. Q Mr. Griswold-249 Back row ll. to r.l: R. Kampf, B. Keyes, H. Kitley, D. Kevern, L. Leach, D. Laymon, Mr. Griswold. Third row: Ft. Lasky, N. Kinch, B. Lehne, R. Kirk, S. Klingaman, P. Kerfoot, A. Kurtz, F. Laslcey. Second row: B. I. Littlejohn, E. Kearbey, G. LaFoun- tain, I. A. Lincoln, A, Leibziet, P. Keyes. Front row: B. Krorne, B. Kent, L. Lee, F. Lewis, C Ledyard. Absent: L. Leonard, P. Keloslcy. SOPHOMORES Miss Nagler-251 Back row ll. to r.l: D. Loring, R. McCoy, R. Lovested M. Maloney, L. McCrum, I. Malloch, R. McPherson. Third row: G. McManus, I. Magiera, M. Mahoney C. Loveland, L. McWhorter, I. A, McGoneqal, I. Mc Comic, Miss Nagler. Second row: L. Marriott, E. McPherson, M. McGee M. Lovested, O. Maga, G. Moher, K. McClure. Front row: A. McGivern, I. MacCready, N. Lewis M. Manson, M. McFadden. Absent: C. Lopez, R. Markiewiez. Mrs. Walterhouse-311 Back row tl. to r.l: O. Nichols, I. Mosley, D. O'Sulli- van, I. Otis, L. Palmer, F. Nastally, L. Nebelung, D. Nichols. Third row: B. Norris, F. Morgan, G. Nelson, G. Owen. N. Noyes, G. Olas, S. Nichols. Second row: B. Nebelung, D. Mass, N. O'Coners, B. Murray, M. Necal, Mrs. Walterhouse. Front row: I. A. Moss, N. Owen, B. Osmus, R. M. Naitoli, G. Newell. Absent: C. D. O'Brien, P. Partridge, G. Patterson. Miss Krause-319 Back row Cl. to Ll: G. Psychas, S. Pycek, D, Batliff, A. Palmeter, T. Pierce, W. Pryor, B. Pulver, B. Ptadtke. Third row: B. Perry, C. Perry, B. Perry, L, Prief, I. Preis, G. Rutledge, N. Peters. Second row: D. Price, N. Paul, G. Peters, S. Pinegar, l... Pieron, N. Pierce, D, Ransom, Miss Krause. Front row: B. Payne, N. Bauh, B, I.. Phelps, M. I Pickles, I. Pregitzer. Absent: E. Putnam. IUNIOBS Mr. Newarl-:42l3 Back row fl. to rl: D. Dewey, B. Dernacy, I. Drino, D. Davenport, E. Davenport, E. Duchnswicz, B. Dext- ter, A. Deming, Mr. Newark. Third row: G. Dexter, W. Dyer, B. Dodge, l.. Easton, B. M. Eden, I. Davis. Second rcw: M. Duckwcrth, B. Dresselhouse, B. Davis, B. DeGutis, I, Dodge, P. Dennis, N. Desker. Front row: I. Diedtick, V. Durham, P. Dimger, S. Doering, I. Dickinson. Miss DeMe-yer-217 Back row Il. to r.l: T. Klavon, B. Kaywoocl, I, King, l... Silas, C. Keagle, I. Laskey, R. Iohnson. Second row: Miss Delvleyer, C. Lasky, I. Katz, L, Kamlnski, P. Kellogg, I, Lasky, B. Kretzmer. Front row: N. Kempf, M. Iolls, S. Kwiatkowski, M. Iohnson, L. Knoll, P. Kuck, I. Kiely. Mr, Sentye 58 Back row tl. to r.D: G. Brown, I. Bowler, B. Brzozow- ski, D. Braithwaife, B. Brlsensline, D. Britton, D. Baldwin, I, Breitmayer. Second row: I. Bos, B. Bogdan, K. Bristow, B. Blivin, I. Brush, I. Bonney, B. Bradley, Mr. Senty. First row: I. Brown, D. Brandenberg, M. Boss-eri, Pt. Brown, l.. Brazee, C. Brzezinski, D. Boyer. - 459 Mr. Gieseler-l5'Z Back row tl. to r.l: G. Hamilton, C. Greth, D. Grinter, D. Grigg, G. Grinnell, G. Hunt, A. Hamlin, Mr. Gieseler. Second row: M. Grill, I. Hamisfar, D, Ginsberg, S. Furman, R. l-lall, E. Saies, A. l-lall, I. Gutekunst. Front row: M. Goris, N. Gehringer, E. Greene, G. Hager, S. Gardner, N. Galligan, D. Gault, M. Giordan. Of-. Mr. Le Cronier-347 Back row tl. to r.l: D. Taylor, D. Taylor, A. Swearen- gin, K. Taylor, D. Van Auken, A. Malch, I. Trumble. Second row: E. Vande W'ater, D. Tyler, B. Tuttle, N. Thomas, M. I. Throop, S. Van Dasset, I. Trimble, R. Tom. First row: M. Symzak, M. Treadwell, lf. Urban, I. Van Geison, E. Sussex, S. Van Noy, P. Sweet, I. Van Slyck, Mr. Le Cronier. Absent: B. Tucker, E. Thomas. Mr. Mohlerk237 Back row Cl. to r.J: K. Soderbeck, C. Carmer, C. Perry, A- Bell, B Rentfrow I. Hugel, E Shahan I. Trau h - . . , g . Front row: G. Fitzpatrick, C. Perrine, B. Aubrey, I. Craft, B. Somervill, I. Herclus, A. Kirkpatrick. Miss Goolian--352 Back row tl. Zelmanski, F. Second row: E. Wiles, G. Wolke. First row: D. S. Wilkinson, to r.I: I. Williams, R. Wilkinson, E Wing, L. Wilson, I. Wymer, H. Young. M. Woodward, S. Yettaw, P. Wrather Willy. E. Williamson, M. Ziegler, R Willingham, F. Zimmerman, S. Yeager R. Wysochi, N. Winters, P. Winters, P Wallet, Miss Goolian. SOPHOMORES Miss Estes-45 Back row Cl. to r.J: I. Hawley, L. Iohnson, W. Faulkner. First row: Miss Estes, D. Grlowski, M. Gaylor, I Czernik, S. Kenton. Absent: V. Fisher. SPECIAL Mr. Vellanti-316 Back row ll. to r.l: N. Wilson, P. Tillotson, T. Ward, D. Howell, M. Patch, I. Limmer, B. Hardie. Second row: P. Lake, C. Miller, F. McLennan, L. Dickinson, D. Watkins, I. Dobben, M. McGonegal, Mr. Clapp. First row: B. Hayes, I. Storm, S. Hunt, S. Wixom, C. Thrun, B. Hobbs, P. Tygh, K. Hamlin, Mr. Vellanti. tai . e .., 5. .S?lfL6!QI'lf g0U0l l'll'l'lQl'lf d,u1uxnfq., 4 Q 44 . 'r 4' Q O 7 Q Y Q V 4 'N t lb , 5 4 5 S, 'I' .CO -A .,1 00' X' o XDIIZDDDDDIV, 2- . ps The Ring QV? 5 s PAT SMITH Pat Smith will be remembered by the students of lackson High School for her many achievements while serving as vice-president. Most important was the organization of the new Hostess Com- mittee. The purpose of this committee is to serve at all school functions and to help the new students get acquainted with the school. And don't we all re- member the fun we had during the first semester at the all school dances: The Football Caper, The Dance Band Swing, The All Sports Party, and The Autumn Nocturne. They were all made possible through the combined efforts of Pat Smith and her social com- mittee. More than these accomplish- ments, however, Pat will be remem- bered by all for her friendliness and school spirit. CHARLES MALLOCH Sincerity, hard work, scholarship, and leadership all combined to make Charles Malloch's presidency a credit to lackson High School. His accom- plishments were many. Among them were his able presentation of our school government to our parents on our Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Open House, his competent guidance as leader of the delegation to the 5A conference, and his efforts and influence which re- sulted in the purchase of a new Ameri- can flag for the memorial case. He also did much to try to bring student govern- ment closer to all of the student body and contributed greatly to the success of the Viking Assembly. We owe our gratitude to Charles. The semester un- der his presidency will be remembered for its smoothness and efficiency. x I ll A ' f 1 . -.- .qv 5. , , ,, 1 If ' V' DIY. 4 l I E at 1 'J -K... ' i111 ,E-:ill A.. 5, 1.4 . .mtiggg BILL EAGAN Under the leadership of Bill Eagan, president of the student body for the second semester, we all took part in the important magazine campaign tor the year. Our success may well be attrib- uted to the fine leadership oi Bill. Be- sides representing our school in many outside functions, he helped plan the pep meetings, and guided student gov- ernment in a competent manner. Bill's quiet and friendly spirit of cooperation seemed to create a fine spirit through- out the entire school. F' . , -- 1 4 -- r . ' Y ,pax IN' 4'- ' Mv- ANN CCNNIN Peppy and friendly describe the perky red-head who was our Vice Pres- ident for the second semester. Under Ann's guidance the girls in Hostess Club participated in the all important Vocational Guidance Clinic at lackson High School, as Well as serving for the Seniors Baccalaureate Service in lune. Ann was also chairman oi the Social Committee which planned and organ- ized our all school parties. The big party ot the season was the Victory party after we Popped the Top in the magazine campaign. Everyone had a wonderful time dancing, swimming, playing ping-pong, and volleyball. All ot us agree that Ann did a fine job in representing our school. Top left: Gwen Robinson brings Hawaii to the l.H.S. auditorium with her hula dancing for the first semester Viking Assembly. Center left: The Three Messesf' Sally Miller, Ioan Huebner, and Renee Blanchet stop the show with their unusual presentation. IKX THREE RING mg- mee Bottom: Dennis Zartman, the master of ceremonies, shares the spotlight with Cynthia Wilkins and u Ag the entire cast for the grand finale or The Old Barn Theater XTTRACTICDNS Top left: The cast of Our Miss Brooks, the first semester all school play, which was directed by Maurice Fall, tal-:es a breather resuming rehearsal. Center right: Doug Howe, Renee Blanchet, Joyce Cosmann, and Mary Ann Pahl really played their parts convincingly for the Thursday niqht audience. lll Bottom left: Byron Christiansori, as the principal, reprirnands Annette Griffith, Our Miss Brooks, while Donna Tyler, Eugene Sliahan, Doug Collins, and Gayle Martin look on. DDD f N65 C P' Step right up folks-see the greatest show on earth! Thus we extend to you our invitation to meet our friends and faculty, to review our year's activities and events, and to appreciate our school, with its stately but friendly tower. We have chosen the Circus as our theme because in many ways Iackson High School may be compared with the Greatest Show cn Earth. Our school is made up of many separate parts, but each individual has his own role to playg thus contrib- uting to the ultimate success and enjoyment of the performance as a whole. The students of lackson High School have rehearsed, played their parts, and now have come to the end of another season. Proudly we give to you our Seniors, who in this production are playing the starring roles. Our Iuniors and Sophomores are presented to you as their support- ing cast, and our performance has been made possible by the able direction and management of our faculty. So Step right up folks-take one last look under the big top and see our final performance for 1953. Back row Cl, to r.l: T. Bea- man, D. Mick, B. Iackson, Ft. Eicher, D, Croyle, A. Hall, D. Blakley, E. l-lardy. Third row: D. Seitz, I. Ykimoif, D. Dodge, I. Tifft, I. Bannasch, A, Bell, I-I. Wood, W. Udzil-1, L. Franks. Second row: B. Murray, M. Coates, K. Duncan, M. Ca- hill, N. Brautiqam, M. Os- born, I. Scott, I. Saclcreiter. Front row: C. Galliqan, E. Torrant, I. Brush, C. Mal- loch, N. Hampton, N. Thomas, M. Reynolds. Back row Cl. to r.I: D. Wil- kinson, B. Klienstiver, H, Hadden, B. Deam, D. Ridge, B. Iackson, R. Eicher, I. Blackman. Third row ll. to r.l: N. Paul, M. Leimbach, N. Furman M. Mahoney, R. Erikson I. Reiqle, B. Clause, S Mayer. Second row Cl. to Ll: M Manson, N. Alexander, I Dutcher, I. Katz, M. Sny der, I. Cooley, S. Hum phrey. Front row ll. to r.l: K. Ham- lin, B. Fitch, P. Smith, I. Laskey, B. Wilkinson, I. Miller. REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Charles Malloch Pat Smith Nan Furman Don Mick ...Y J' ' 1- ie Q. Q .f L -' -u I 'Q' , ' f- ' 1 Y ' Y N 0' I I 4 4 Y ' I . . , ,.- ,. .,, - A -fi. .. ,J . ' ff. .1 Y ... I ., v REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY President Bill Eagan Vice President Ann Connin SGCTGKIIY Margot Leirnbcrch Treasurer Andy Hall G4 V 3 L. C T . --.za maui 4-my T ,. X. Back row: A. Hall, I. Rie del, D. Matteson, D. O'Sul livan, A. Hicks, B. Iackson R. Ford, R. Mitchell. Third row: D. Smith, I Ykimotf, R. Tom, I. Tift I. Iackson, R. Dodge, L Franks. Second row: T. Wernet, S Bones, M. A. Paul, I. Bas- sett, R. Eltzroth, M. A. Beath. Front row: M. Whitman, C. L. Bunce, W. Eaqan, I. Day, M. Leimbach. Back row: D. Mick, E. Hardy, R. Coddington, A. Bell, M. Patch, I. Logan, I. Bury. Third row: M. Manson, M. Coates, I. Hudson, P. Gam- ble, N. Dexter, N. Ray- mond. Second row: R. Ready, N. Borden, I. Gibbs, I. Katz, R. Blanchet, D. Isham. Front row: L. Lee, D. Smith, A. Connin, P. Hendricks, S. Taylor. ' ' Q -in .zu E. fn . ,u .Xe ft v, Y. . if -: Student Council- lst semester Back row: W. Fitch, E. Hardy, A. Hall. Second row: D. Mick, C. Galligan, B. Wilkinson, Mr. Dressel. Front row: R. Erickson, C. Malloch, P. Smith, STUDENT COUNCILS Student Representative Assembly which meets on Tuesdays, during homeroom period, is made up of one student from each home- room. The president and vice president of the Student Body are automatically officers of the Student Assembly and Student Coun- cil, While the secretary and treasurer are elected from the assembly at large. Tenth and eleventh graders choose two students to represent them on the Student Council and the l2th grade has one representative. One member of Student Council is elected secre- tary and the other members are chairman of one of the following committees: Social Serv- ice, Social, Publicity, Special, and Building and Grounds. Each student of the assembly is a member of one of these committees. During the year these committees have directed the Viking Giving, contributed mon- ey to the Navajo indians, Worked on car registration, studied parking lot problems, discussed a student traffic court, corresponded with different class A schools, sent represent- atives to the 5A Conference at Battle Creek, directed the Magazine Campaign, and the all sports banquet. All of these students working together and sharing their ideas helped to make our school one of the most outstanding in school spirit and cooperation in the state. ps Student Council- Znd Semester Standing tl. to r.i: R. Dodge, N. Dexter, D. Mick M. Whitman, D. Smith, A Hall, Mr. Dressel. Seated tl. to r.l: R, Eltz- roth, B. Eagan, A. Con- mn. Q9 Q7 , 0 . . fx W l g6U'lLZ6Lfl0l'l5 -,f'A ra s, 44 U 1 f fv vp, I X ' . an n qf x xzjf f Kb ff A lil '35 + :lax I Y 'f A x A ,I X I .- - X I 2 YT -'TR I A Step right up folks-see the sideshows of our circus X W 2- .XY N 4 X x E D C? W bw. 4: . . ...uamtta Mr. Zaccardelli, adviser, looks on as Iill Rogers, associate editor, and Sally Miller, editor-in-chief, plan a new layout. ANNUAL Where's that copy? When's the next deadline? Where are those pre-screens? These familiar questions rang forth from room 151 every day during the 7th hour when the Reflector Annual Staff met to pro- duce the 1953 yearbook. Under the able direction of Ioseph Zaccardelli, the staff Worked many long and extra hours to edit an annual that the students could be proud of. Under the Big Top was chosen as the theme early in the fall, and work was begun immediately to present life at Iackson High School as it was lived and enjoyed during the school year of 1952 and 1953. The in- clusion of underclassmen's pictures greatly increased interest in the Reflector, as did various other improvements made in the book. Left to right: I. Rogers, N. Yeakey, Doug Bisbee, D. Chesley, Mr. Zaccarclelli, Don Bisbee, B. Bartlett, sitting, N. Furman, S. Mil- ler, S. Clarke, D. Gilder- sleeve, K. Hamlin. As a member of the National Scholastic Press Association and Quill and Scroll So- ciety, the Reflector Annual receives ratings every year and the staff worked diligently to better the B rating that the 1952 annual was awarded. Finally, in April, the last pages Went to press and the staffs started planning the Reflector for next year. Inspecting pictures and layouts are Sondra Clarke Busy checking d ' ' t Y k I K Hcopgf as Clleoppmg plcdugs mg. Emi Dianne Chesley, Dianne Gildersleeve, Betty Bartlett GCI GY CYS UID ln, C111 LIIIIIGYI, GH Ollq IS SS and Don Bisbee. Back row tl. to r.l: T Deming, I.. Olierliesen, C. Bromley, P. Stenberg, T. Windeknecht, Miss Dens- H' M5 more, R. Bohl, A. Connin D. Twardowslzi, M. Day. Second row: N. Dexter, D Handley, P. Smith, S. Rus- sell, R. Reynolds, A. Mc Cain, C. Young, A. Part ridge. Front row: R. Reitnauer B. Wilkinson, I. Hutchins LEX, B. Kiple. ' BUSINESS STAFF Advertising Manager Tom Deming Assistant Advertising Manager Irvin Bowersox Bookkeeper Aila Anderson Editorial and Business Adviser Miss lean Densmore EDITORIAL STAFF Editors-in-chief Anne McCain, Rachael Reynolds News Editor Carolyn Young Associate Editors Richard Bohl, Malcolm Day, Nancy Dexter, Marilyrine Fitzpatrick, Dorothy Hand- ley, Iudy Hutchins, Anne Partridge, Ruth Reitnauer, Suzanne Russell, Pat Stenberg, Tom Windelcnocht. Feature Editors Ann Conniri, Pat Smith Representative Assem- bly Reporter Betty Wilkinson Girls' Sports Carol Bromley, Lynne Oberliesen Boys' Sports Bob Kiple, Danny Twardcwski Typists Shirley Easter, Carolyn Lathrop, Ieanette Martin Tom Windeknecht, Pat Stenberq, Ruth Reitnauer, Dick Bohl and Danny Twardowski work indus- ,..-L :........ -I 41-.A -11.1.11-v-v-rv-nf-tw Two smiling co-editors, Anne McCain and Rachael Reynolds, inspect a past issue ot the Reflector Bi- Weekly with Miss Densmore, the adviser. Bl-WEEKLY The students on the staff of the Reflector Bi-Weekly did an excellent iob in reporting to us our own truly personal news. Giving us a full account of all the activities in the school the Bi-Weekly views different prob- lems that face our students and presents pic- tures of sports events and government hap- penings. The Reflector Bi-Weekly is a mem- ber of the Quill and Scroll, the National Scholastic Press Association. As a member of these organizations the paper always re- ceives high ratings. ln the fall of the year the members of the staff traveled to Michigan State College for lournalism Day where they heard speakers talk on different phases of the problems involved in the publishing of a high school newspaper. As ludy Hutchins, Anne Partridge, and Dorothy Handley examine pictures, Mac Day and Bob Kiple offer advice. z 1 - -it Ecck ::'.-.' Q. 1: rf: , Erik 2. 5:31 N. .-2Qi:i:h, e ELET-f-YQ!! EYSQQQS, '11 ' ...gig FCDEDUS ,.. ,:: wr-:1 vy-1' -v-,,,, -.-.., -,.-A fw -A--f -.,..,.,....., -...f,--- .,. Juv-- - .,. ,.--,. -L--.1 v--.-- f' ' H---- .....,. .,... x.. ......: .- -'.-.---- 1' v..g,- ' ..7:.......::.. ..., Q.- -:. A. in aim of Hi-Y is Tc creme cooper- .,,..,.,- ...4.4.-J..-..,A- ....., T . -. - AA A 7 A 7 - J 7 - ,M :1ee.feLcp-:1g :TDCUIIL LSCId:I'SH.fC. Advisecn V'-7 111 - 1 1 ff '- 'Q A' 'WM between our school cmd the Y.M.C.A. My Klcschus, these boys '.-.forked hand . fn-H --7-N . Cv,-,-Q Ag' an 1-QQ vw If -' -f-- f--.- A-,,.... .,, ....... .---..L-.f ......,...,G...,C1 L-- p.,..S--..JIQ O US AW, , hw ,Mugfgf-A3 G newly designed schcol flag which We C111 .A ..... can be proud of, ?Qff'.-gf Pff5Sii1EI1i Danny Twcxrdowski iderzt Dick Bohl 1' ----.M-... ..,. --,.-.-,- :retry : ': : 1 'N 'rim- cf Vice Pres Slater SGCTSTU-ff ,Z reel, Treasurer ,,..,.- ,, ,1,, , v Boo Cooley Tom Cmey HI-Y S -- - u Q- Back row: Mrs. Miller, N Yeakey, D. Fletcher, I Hughes, C. Nordstrom, D. Handley, E. Levy, I. Hughes. A Second row: S. Maloney, A. Connin, I. Otis, A. Fur- man, S. Hill, P. Smith, B. Wilkinson. Front row: P. Kuck, D. Gil- dersleeve, A. Griffith, l, Fall, D. Smith, I. Gibbs. Under the supervision ot Mrs. Walterhouse the airls of Ostara have put in many lcnq hours ot work in making dolls for the T. B. Sanitorium and in planning a formal dance at the Cascades Clubhouse. Besides these activities they are always promoting qood citizenship throughout the whole school. Clover O'Brien President Ann Redfield Ann Redfield Vice President lan Dutcher Marlene Fenwick Secretary Renee Blanchet Sally Shirley Treasurer lanet Day OSTARA . Wil. DEMGTSELLES The Demoiselles Club takes pride in its annual picnic for the boys at St. loseph's, the Christmas basket for the needy, and other charitable deeds. They also have their traditional barn dance and stormy weather dance. Advised by Mrs. Miller, the purpose of this club is to promote better relations among the students. I. Fall President A. Griffith A. Griffith Vice President D. Handley D. l-landley Secretary N. Furman D. Smith Treas lrer C. Nordstrom Baci: row ll, to r.l: B. Scherich, P. Safford, S, Gebhardt, B. Hansen, R. Reynolds, C. Trabal, S. Gardner, Mrs. Vi'alter- house. Third row: l. Haskins, S. Voss, S. Howlett, C. Lin- coln, B. Vieira, S. Larkey, S. Maitland. Second row: C. Domke, B. Hoch, N. Logan, R. Roehm, M. Meade, R. Blanchet. Front row: S. Shirley, I. Day, A. Redfield, C. W' 'hw O'Brien, M. Fenwick, I. Dutcher. egg, BAND I-I J?- Sail Vikinqs down the field. So plays the varsity marching band as they perform at all the football games. --, Back row tl. to r.l: R. Shepard, I. Evensen, R. Hirschman, W. Porter, K. Andrews, L. Beyers, N. I-lendershot, K. Lausee, D. Burdick, I. Otis. Second row: R. Smith, D. Pickett, C. Halsey, L. Frank, I. Boos, B. Sarata, D. Leach, L. Waterhouse, E. Skinkle, Mr. Shoemaker. Front row: R. Heiney, R. Townley, F. Lasky, E. Gaines, I. Boley, R. Har- mon, O. Clark, C. Crip-pen, R. Burdick. Back row Cl. to r.J: P. Pick- ell, C. Alexander, E. Stan- ley, D. Davis, l. Foster, R. Webber, M. Paul, D. Wil- kinson, R. Colburn, D. Baker, M. Harris. Second row: M. Morales, D. DeVinney, C. Wilkins, R. Scott, C. Younq, M. Ru- denko, B. Eaton, I. Bassett, T. Windeknecht, I. Limmer. Front row: C. Lopez, P. Lake, A. Kirkpatrick, P. Stenberq, I. Storm, B. Hayes, I. Henderson, I. Hamisfar, A. Haven. A - ...m . , ' t' Y ,:,,5.-1, , 'if-'ffgggfyxp-v-i6?f,. ,C, - -. 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X Ygyxz V' , Q, ,1 - X ,Ng . ' I 'l nf? f- mix F, , ' , - '. .' -' ' 1 -5361.-1 ' ' ':'t.4lv-'- f,,,k, -dill .x,- ' -- i,,. 3, W ,.ug'-'BL5g 1 '..E?'4frr.2'X.iQ.tffzh-X. Q 1 1 Q '21 CS f N v-1114: l' , L ... ,,,.,. gr..,fg,jeS'x .-.Fha A ' W' 'A ' . ' . X A -fitter . .. ..-QQ Standing Cl. to r.l: C. Crippen, B. Smith, C. Lopez, Mr. Shoemaker. Back row: E. Hurd, R. Henry, P. Rentrop, N. Noyes, E. Skinkle, F. Nelson, I. Trumble, G. Dexter, R. Smith, R. Heiney, P. Stenberg. Second row: E. Torrant, S. Wixorn, E. Rowe, C. Green, I. Hamisfar, I. Henderson, R. DeVinney, R. Scott, N. Anderson, K. Arnold, R. McCoy, G. Robinson. Front row: M. A. Pahl, I. Storm, P. Soderbeck, M. Blair, R. Breitmayer, N. Roe, M. Reynolds. GRCI-IESTRA Led by three majorettes and one drum major these energetic band members marched at all the home football games, at the U. of M. Band Day, in the lice Parade, Fire Prevention Parade, and the Memorial Day Parade. Besides these activities they participated in two concerts, one in lanuary and the other in May, which helped pay their expenses to lnterlochen for one week in August. l-lere they joined other schools for instruction and recreation. All of us at one time or another have seen the Varsity Marching Band of I. l-l. S. and we all agree that it is one of the finest high school bands. After school or at noon many of us have walked by room 155 and have heard differ- ent sections of the orchestra practicing for one of their numerous engagements. Be- sides participating in a concert with the band, playing for the all school plays, and Viking Assemblies, and the splendid chil- dren's concert for elementary school stu- dents, the orchestra takes part in many other school events. During the summer the students in orches- tra spend a week at lnterlochen for musical training and recreation. The entire school enjoys the orchestra and appreciates the fine leadership of Mr. Shoe- maker. Left to right, D. Isham, M. Iacobs, M. Barnes, I. Traugh. ,-11 - uinunnnun vwmnqmt ww.. -,rivals ..., - J I - I X a F i' , ' I fs. To Donald Dutcher: The students of Iackson High School are indeed fortunate to have such an individual as you. Your fine sense of humor, school spirit, and advice have been greatly appreciated by all who know you. Even those of us Who have been caught skip- ping by you realize that that's your job and that we were beaten by a better man! The boys on your golf teams admire you as a good sport and a fair coach and we, who have worked With you, respect your good judgment. lt is with all these quali- ties in mind that we, the yearbook staff of Iackson High School, dedicate to you, Mr. Dutcher, our 1953 Reflector Annual as thanks for so many jobs Well done. .5 'as tsl -1 X 1 ,f arms-af-5--V 1-fm'-, ..- irrww.-,-,. V... . M . , Standing Cl. to r.l: C. Lo- pez, R. Schroder. Back row: R. Shepard, W. Porter, R. Hirschman, L. Waterhouse, I. Evensen, N. I-Iendershot, B. Sarata, F. Nelson. Front row: M. Harris, C. Alexander, W. Pulver, R. Webber, D. Wilkinson. DANCE BAND As the decorations go up and the chairs are assembled, you can hear our dance band tuning up their instruments after many of the basketball and football games. With the downbeat given, David Wilkinson leads the band in their theme song, Take lt, lacksonf' or any other popular song that may be requested. We, at lackson High School feel very fortunate in having such a fine co-operative band to play at our all- school parties and Viking Assemblies. MADRICAL Beside singing for many of our school assemblies, these busy students have sung for the Teacher's Club, the Kiwanis Party, the Consumers Party, the City Engineers Christmas Party, and the American Associa- tion of University Women, during this school year. This club made up of eight boys and eight girls studied and practiced the Choral Style of the 16th Century Secular Songs, un- der the direction of Mr. Cripps. Also they had the annual reunion for the previous members of this accomplished group. Back row Cl. to r.l: l- DOUG- lcis, A. I-licks, A. Kirkpat- rick, K. Soderbeck, W. Porter, Mr. Cripps. Second row: T. Deming, D. Handley, D. Smith, l. Bas- sett, C. Wilkins, D. De- Vinney. Front row: M. Rudenko, I. Craft, N. Anderson, C. Robbins, P. Winters. 'J ti i Back row ll. to r.l: M. Ship- ley, D. Howell, C. An drews, G. Griffes, B. Iohn' l r son, Mr. Cripps. l Second row: C. Green, L. Parker, B. Somervill, L Bicy, L. Iohnson. Front row: D. Britton, D Scott, D. Daman, P. Gior dan, R. Kalafus. The meistersingers, a specialized male chorus ensemble under the direction of Mr. Cripps, have entertained us with their sing- ing in many school assemblies. Also they have performed tor local groups such as the Lion's Club, the Womans Club, City Em- ployees Party, and The Greater Iackson Association. Together with many of the other vocal groups in lackson High School they participated in the District Vocal Fes- tival. MEISTERSINGERS Troubadours are a group ot boys who per- form for many community and school activi- ties. These boys have sung for the High Twelve Club, East and West lntermediate, ILOT concert, and in the District Vocal Festi- val. Under the sponsorship ot Mr. Cripps, they brought much pleasure to all who heard them sing. TROUBADOURS Back row il. to r.l: D. Pick- lp fl, lf' I 'Q' ' 5 H ett, B. Rentfrow, C. Green, at X ' 'Q 5 -me M. Wieland, D. Grigg, D. Q ' h , f X Q A i Howell, B. smith, 1. shew, cel - . . ig' C1 ,Cdl , is 5 Mr. Cripps. 'll A . Q . all 1 Q1 Third row: R. Ebersol, E. 53 Morley, G. Griffes, I. Breese, I. Bowler, L. Byers, P. Giberson, K. Mortlock, .cf A gn ge 3 P. Touse. Second row: D. Britton, R. Kalafus, I. Rogers, T. Campbell, D. Reynolds, G. . - .v.-1 . ...N Front row: D. Daman, D Pollard, A. Deming, B in 6 is Bull, H. Green, L. Iohnson Owen, N. Miller, D. Snoor. I 'R 'Q 'X 1 L Back row: Mr. Cripps, D. Schallhammer, I. Brake, C. Perry, K. Soderbeck, R. Colburn, M. Shipley, L. Parker, D. DeVinney, D. Davenport. Third row: D. Smith, E. Salmond, L. lOh1'1S0f1. D Damon, I. Barrett, W. Por ter, E. Morley, P. Giordan T. Deming, L. Bicy. Second row: A. Griffith, B Selby, N. Aldrich, M. Rie- del, D. Smith, C. Young. I. Craft, B. Kubish, D. Ty- ler, D. Williams. Front row: D. Stein, D. Smith, A. Partridge, I. Shoemaker, C. Benson, S. Hunt, M. Osborn, I. Day. N. Anderson, S. Mayer, Euphony, our noted mixed choir ot 92 stu- dents, strives to give to others through their melodious art, choral music composed from the 15th to the 20th century. Outstanding ap- pearances in their busy season were the Christmas Concert at the National Bank of Iackson, the concert at East Iackson High School, the District Choral Festival in March, singing the Chorales with the U. ot M., pre- sentation ot St. Matthew Passion at Ann Arbor which also took place in March, and their concert with the Varsity Band in May. The Annual Reunion of the previous mem- bers is always one of the highlights of the year. All of us may take pride in our excel- lent mixed choir, who in their attractive robes so ably represent our school in the field ot music. Back row: Mr. Cripps, L. Clark, F. Chandler, M. L. Cuiss, N. Thomas, N Decker, I. Davis, S. Bones B. Osmus, M. Pollard, N. Stebner. Third row: M. McGonegal, K. Knibes, M. Mericle, G Maher, M. Duddles, C Harris, M. Coates, I. Wes trate, D. Ransom, B. Mc Eachern. Second row: I. Diedrich B. Hayes, P. Wilson, A Storrnont, B. Payne, B Ware, B. Fisher, M. Robi son, P. Chappel, C. Rob bins. Front row: Y. Bull, M. Weber, I. Bonney, P Fridd, I. Ferris, S. Rowley l. Koch, B. Hines, P. Smith S. Iudson. EUPHCNY Section Leaders I SopranoiShirley Cunningham ll Soprano-Betty Bartlett l Alto-Ianet Day ll Alto-Annette Griffith and Dorthy Smith ll Tenor-Dick DeVinney l Tenor-Ken Soderbeck Baritone-Gene Beech Bass-Orson O'Neil Mary E. Fellabaum Secretary Iane Craft Iim Douglas Treasurer Art Hicks ts . xi Qsststi ff! Section Leaders Soprano-Carolyn Muck Soprano-Pauline Steel Mezzo-Pat 'Winters Mezzo-Carol Robbins Alto-Nancy Thomas Alto-Martha Miricle JENNY LIND Back row: G. Beech, B, Christenson, A. Hicks, T. Pierce, E. Ichnitri, G. Grin- nell, G. Davis, C. Wxllztns, I. Amburqey, S. Cunning- ham. Third row: Mr. Cripps, B. Krome, S. Yettaz-1, D Scott, D. Britton, O. O'Neil, I. Dou glas, L. Atkins, A. Hoffman, B. Hansen, S. Drennan. Second row: A, Berry, E. Green, I. Ellis, M. Snpfder, I. Bassett, I. Evans, E, Mill, P. Long, I. Ctis, N. Naylor, P. Partridge. Front row: Voss, C. VVar:i, S. Sha '.',' , S '.'.'1sner, M. Rudenko, L. Bolhuis, I. Cosman, D. McCumsey, I. Vtfashburn, B. Hinton The Ienny Lind Chorus is a qroup of girls under the supervision of Georae V. Cripps, who are trained in vocal and choral tech- niques. They present concerts and proqrarns for the interest in Vocal4Choral Music. One ot the rnain activities of this qroup is ILOT, which is a combined concert aiven by the Ienny Lind Chorus, Orchestra, and Trouba- clors. ,, A . .. Q: 'L . Back row: O. Suddeth, A. '- 7 f Liebziet, P. Keyes, D. Fos- I I , , IMI ter, P. Steel, W. Wagner, 'L' - XJ - '- 5' , i C. Smith, I.. Brazee, D. ' ' Colton, M. Maxon. - , lj' - -- 'ff '-' - - 69 I Third ww: D. wittiqms. A. K - 1 W 23 ' I Naylor, s. xvotyntqtq, o. -' . .- r Strouss, M. Fillcins, N. ,do ,e if W 7 Iohnson, C. Travis, G. L. v 'fl ' Dufiey, I. Clinton. Q-'V 6 Second row: P. Winters E Q A. Case, M. Mahoney, C fe Mtttiwn, P. Kadwell, B. Bertram, I. Compton, M. Abbey, R. Brown. Front row: B. Travis, G. Newell, I. Gork, I. Van- Slyke, P. Kuck, N. Corey, N. Wray, B. Kent. . F5 N . .. K Back row tl. to Ll: M Griewahn, Doug Eisbee, Don Bisbee, D. Zartman, B. Stone, Pi. Coddington, I. Herdus, I. Dakroub, D Schallhammer. Second row: I. Shirley, M Fleming, I. Fay, M. Sny der, A. Griffith, A. Holmes, I. Ellis, S. Rowley, N. Ray mond. Front row: R. Scott, S Humphrey, M. Mahoney I. Runnels, R. Brown, G Martin, S. Hoch, C Nichols, B. Hoch. Iackson High School is certainly fortunate to have such a fine speech department. The dramatics division, under the professional direction of Maurice Fall, is one of the finest in the state. Evidence of this is seen through- out the year in the production of plays, Vik- ing Assemblies, puppet shows, and the other events staged through the efforts of the dra' matics group. The first semester play, Our Miss Brooks, was a great success, as two casts played to appreciative audiences. During the second Back row il. to r.J: R. Turn- er, I. Williams, R. Smith, I. Boos, B. Stone, I. Marsh, I. Zelrnanski, R. Codding- ton, R. Taylor, I. Beer- bower. Third row: D. Thrun, B Henry, B. Richards, R. Can field, I. Dakroub, I. Will son, R. Gales, I. I-lerdus, I Breese. Second row: C. Comper- chio, E. Field, R. Scott, S. Gebhardt, I. Haskins, N. Freedman, P. I-lazelworth, I. Holtz, I. Katz, l... Knoll. Front row: C. Cross, S. Humphrey. P. Kuck, I. Fall, C. Benson, C. Crip, pen, C. Thrun. O t G I DRAMATIC S semester, Mr. Fall directed two plays, Nine Girls and Annie Get Your Gun, which were both tremendous successes. Working in cooperation with Student Gov- ernment the dramatics department also has a big hand in making the Viking Assemblies the grand productions they always are. The student body of Iackson High School and the entire community of Iackson should be proud and grateful for the fine entertain- ment put on by the dramatic classes of Iack- son High School. N -I' ' Without the stage craft classes, the plays, Viking Assemblies, Magazine Assemblies, would be very dull presentations. The fabu- lous settings made by this group, under the supervision of Mr. Fall, compliment the fine acting of the Viking players. Many hours of class time and after school work are devoted to painting flaps, stage furniture, and propsg figuring out exotic light- ing effectsp searching for propertiesg and keeping the stage in tip-top condition. Who STAGECRAFT Back row tl. to Ll: D. Fall, l M. A. Pam, E. cuiisfidsr, D, Collins, R. Cooley, D. Howell, lvl. lVlcC1ivern, R. Gales, B. Smethurst, lil. , , Michoff. Second rcw: Urlgan, I. Sanford, D. Green, Morey, P. VanSchoick, D. Hitchcock, C. Hopkins, S. ludson, S, Miller. Front rciw: l. lulay, E. Mf- Phearson, S. Vickery, C. Bibbins, l. Cosmann, P. Smith, B. Vfilkinson, S. Wixom, I. Fall. will ever forget the amazing transformation of the dreary stage into a fabulous old barn theater for the first semester Viking assem- bly? And the television set that was made for the Magazine Assembly certainly had us all bewitched! Although the audience sees only the fin- ished product, the stage craft classes deserve much credit for the fine productions of the drama department. . ' Back row: G. Harkness, B, Crabtree, T. Woodward, L. Crampton, R, Taylor, D. I-lite, R. Kaywood, E. ' Swartout, R. Kreske. Second row: O. Clark, A. Andrews, C. Waller, B. Van Vorst, I. Ely, I. Bach- man, R. Roberts, N. Crit- teriden. Front row: S. Humphrey. M. lacobs, N. Kempf, D. Gcxult, B. Nolan, Y. Hicks, N. O'Coners. f-t - .1 , y 1 DEBATE Mr. Fall faced the debate season With a completely inexperienced varsity team, com- posed of Renee Blanchet and Loy Parker on the affirmative, and Sally Miller and Dennis Zartman on the negative, who completed the season with a record lackson High can be proud of. They won eight out of ten debates in the Michigan Forensics League and they finished third in the Five-A League, thus qualifying for the district tournament. A split decision against the affirmative ended the debate season oi 1952-53, during which the question was Resolved: that the NATO form a federal union . Back row: B. Scherich, D. Webber, R. Conklin, C. Wilhoit, E. Shcxhczn, I. Dobben, C. Thrun. Front row: L. Parker, R. X Blanchet, S. Miller, D. Zart- mcm. Under the supervision of Miss Pitts, this club was reorganized the first semester of the year. Students,in the study of art, dance, literature, and music, joined together in a group to present various programs and to discuss their views of different topics. Pf9SlClG1'1l Iill Rggefg Secretary-Treasurer Kathleen Weihe Advisor Miss Harriet Pitts SIR PHILIP SIDNEY Left to right: L. Bolhius, S. Miller, M. Palmer, l. Rogers, S. Russell, K. Weihe, Miss Pitts, C. Ward, D. Dowsett, D, Handley. Back row: P. Lake, l. Rule. S. McClure, G. Lefferts. l. Storm. Third row: l. Rogers, C. Nichols, M. L. Sagendorph. S. Wolfinger, P. Soderbeck, N. Benedict. Second row: C. Ward, K. Hamlin, C. Gebelein, M. Seitz, Miss Chambers. Front row: N. Furman, D. Handley, S. Russell, N. Galliqan. SENATUS PCPULUSQUE RCMANUS Allzuviel ist ungesund. One may hear such familiar sayings as this when walking past room 220 on Wednesdays. This was the day when German students, advised by Miss Young, gathered together to learn more about German music, literature, and writers. They also participated in Christmas carol- ing, a German Banquet, and a picnic. President Nancy Brautigam Vice President Richard Bohl Secretary Beverly Eaton Treasurer Donald Bisbee GERMAN CLUB These true Roman students are digging deep into the past to tind more about their customs and traditions through projects and study. Advised by Miss Chambers, they joined The lunior Classical League, had a Saturnalia and finished the semester with their all important Roman Banquet. President Suzanne Russell Vice President Dorothy Handley Secretary-Treasurer Nan Furman Historian Nancy Cwalligan Standing tl. to r.l: P. Sten- berg, I. Douglas, R. Far' lias, D. Staulf, R. Bohl, F. Sill, I. Holdridge, M. Hold- en, Doug Bisbee, M. Sher- wood, Miss Young. Seated: Don Bisbee, N Brautigam, B. Eaton. ff. Back row Cl. to rl: K. Ar- nold, D. Davenport, D. Pickett, K. Soderbeclc, I. Elcleberry, W. Some-rvill, Miss Bradley. Second row: C, Stevens, P. Vtfrather, A, Case, P. Balch, L. Schmunsler, I. Fleming. Front row: I. Maxwell, C. French, P. Winters, I. Bun nels, M. Scott, M. L, Sag endorph. Studying and serving school and com- munity social needs are the chief functions of this new club. Under Mr. Barnett's direc- tion these civic minded students searched into the past of I. H. S., studied local and national problems, and organized Govern- ment Day for our school. President Danny Twardowski Vice President Suzanne Voss Secretary Nancy Green Corresponding Secretary Helen Ykimoff Treasurer Bob Marvin SCCIAL SCIENCE CLUB L BIOLOGY CLUB The study of Water life and bird life Were the chief topics of discussion at all the meet- ings of the biology club during the school year. These students tried to promote further interest in biology and good fellowship among its members and throughout the Whole school, under the direction of Miss Bradley. B. Somervill President K. Soderbeck K. Soderbeck Vice President K. Arnold L. Schmunsler Secretary P. Winters P. Winters Treasurer L. Schmunsler ,gains Back row tl. to r.l: T. Deming, R. Bohl, P. Crank- shaw, R. Conkling, D. Twardowski, B. Marvin. Second row: I. Sanford, S. Cunningham, S. Shirley, M. Michoff, H. Ykimoff, R. Dresselhouse. Front row: B. Scherich, C. Benson, A. Redner, N. Green, L. Schmunsler, A. Valdez. ur ,nh Left to right: A. l-lamlm, I. Huqel, E. I-legerberg, G. Bachrnart, R. ll-zins, NV. Moeckel, P, Eichenberg, P. Bradley, Mr. Zaccardelli. TYROCRAPHICAL SOCIETY Under the direction of Mr. Zaccardelli this important service group prints tickets, post- ers, and programs tor our recreational and athletic events. With the protits from its earnings, the members of this club take a trip during Spring vacation to a larger city for a com- bined recreational and educational visit. Learning more about farms and farm prac- tices is the goal oi this very important club, advised by Mr. Kebler. Traveling to Chi- cago to the International Livestock Show and to Michigan State College for Farmers' Week all help these future farmers of Amer- ica to understand the everyday problems that will face them. FUTURE FARMERS CF AMERICA tl. to r.l: H. Smith, G. McGonegal, H. Andrews, Mr, Kebler, F. Konieczki, C. Perrine, L. Allen. Back row tl. to r.l: B. Nowlin, B. Worthing, I. Maddron, R. Whitaker. Second row fl. to r.J: W. Clute, B. Bradley, R. Roemisch, G. Brochie. tl. to Ll: D. Smith, I. Wright, E. Stimer, H. Strait, G. Grinnell, T. Collins, R. Thiele, L. Tilford, P. Hull W l ' .f 3 ,-gl .X Ji tk . f I 51 V J . ' s f I . NS.-1 ,l -gr I .2 ' A, f Q AL Confenfa I 1 v ,J V I 1 QW i c xxx P. i 1 1 - ,I 4. xf-N I - X x 5.2 40 2 :I II I 100 ff? X of FACULTY 7 U 1 T I ff 60 SENIORS I5 20 fp f of 11 UNDERCLASSMEN 51 IGI K 'I 0'X ASTUDENT GOVERNMENT 61, 0 ORGANIZATIONS BOYS SPORTS OIRLS SPORTS R ADVERTISING X 12, I GL 1 af I f g -. IL I I , QI 'x T 1 ' 69 8922 IO5 115 ff- iw, 5 'RET RETAIL TRAINING The members oi this club are all students who worked halt days. Because oi this they make up in their own organization for the other student activities that they have missed. Field trips to the Post Cereals at Battle Creek and the Woolen Mills at Clinton accompan- ied by Mr. Nidelcheii showed these students how retailing actually operates. President Marcia Fors Vice President I-lildreth Barrett Secretary Barbara Blackman Treasurer George Michael OFFICE TRAINING Back row Cl. to LI: R. Adair, D. Dake, R. Avery, D. Teman, D. Chappel, I. Kulpinski, I. Hopkins, R. Gaclcly, R. Cloutier. l. Plachetka, R. Schoch, R. Leach, G. Kalmbach, T. Carey, W. Osborne. Third row: T. Iessup, M. Clark, B. Marvin, D. Scott, B. Brown, K. Bills, I. Bar- rett, D. North, I. Burns, I. Herdus, C. Lasky, F. Dull, D. Collins. Second row: I. Record, L. Luppo, G. Nelson, L. Post, M. Fitzpatrick, B. Shank, R. Wieland, M. I-lorsch, M. Bell, I. Whiteaker, M. Berry, I. Amburqey, V. Campbell, Mr. Nidelcheff. Front row: I. Iohnson, I. Co'urtain, I. Konopacki, S. Ramsdell, A. Kurzynowski, D. Arehart, I. Manier, R. Williams, R. Smith. These students while attending school worked halt days. To show their apprecia- tion ior the privilege oi working they enter- tained their employers at dinner. Traveling to Ann Arbor they participated in the State Convention of Trainees and during the Christmas season they furnished a dinner for a needy family under the supervision of Miss Petty. President Dwaine North Vice President Ioanne Iohnson Secretary Gladys Nelson Treasurer Donald Scott ' H Back row: W. Faulkner, B. Greene, S. Chaffee, B. Gutowske, C. Fifer, N. Haymes, D. Vilminot, C. Mates, S. Houchin, G. Za- wacki, I. Gibbs, M. Cline, M. Cole. Second row: C. Matteson, I. Cielen, B. Kubish, S. Kizer, D. Hills, B. I-limes, I. Town, C. Preston, K. Aylesworth, H. Welsh, F. Tokar. Front row: Miss Petty, C. Trabal, G. Michael, C. Everett, D. Daugherty, H. Barrett, M. Fors, Emily Stephens. Back row tl. to r.l: D Thompson, E. Rogers, M Griewahn, M. A. Pahl, E Edwards, l. Shirley, N Noyes, L. Matteson, G Lefferis. Third row: Miss Hill, M Dodge, l-l. Blair, C. Wil kins, P. Chamberlain, D Tyler, P. Maxson, M. Wil czak, M. L. Sagendorph A. Wilbanks. Second row: Miss Yeag ley, S. Shaw, P. Wrather L. Schmunsler, E. Torrant S. Wilkinson, C. Stevens P. Rhymes, N. Hahn. Front row: P. Van Schoick l. Dutcher, S. Voss, N. Bar nett, S, Saines, L. Bolhuis N. Weston, C. Nichols. Miss Payne, Assisting fellow students in the library, compiling book lists, arranging library dis- plays, and doing clerical work under the guidance of Miss Payne, keep the student librarians very busy. Such activities as the initiation Party, the Christmas Party, and the Senior Tea make this club a popular choice for all. E. Rogers President M. Sagendorph C. Wilkins Vice President I. Dutcher S. Voss Sec.-Treas. C. Nichols Back row tl. to r.l: D. Tyler. B. Selby, D. Stein, M. Car' ter, S. Wolfinger, C, Brom- ley, C. Nordstrom, R. Prett- nauer, B. Payne, Miss Coolidge. Third row: M. Cahill, E. Levy, P. Van Schoick, D. Dowsett, N. Logan, S. Gardner, L. Oloerliesen, N. Dexter, P. McClelland. Second row: M. E. Os- borne, R. Eltzroth, S. Rus- sell, R. Dresselhouse, B. Murray, I. Cosrnann, C. Domke, S. Miller. Front row: M. Coates, B. Hansen, P. Smith, A. Con- nin, I. Fall, N. Furman, B. Wilkinson. LIBRARY CLUB An organization that Iackson High School has needed for many years was finally or- ganized this year-a committee of girls who serve as hostesses, ushers, and general good will promoters at school functions, and who make new students feel at home. The Hostess Committee functions as a part of Student Government and membership is de- termined by home room recommendations based on co-operation, friendliness, and will- ingness to Work. Miss Coolidge the school vice presidents, and the charter members worked hard to establish the Hostess Com- mittee as an important part of Iackson High School. HOST ESS COMMITTEE , ' 7 ., ' ' school spirit before the Ann Arbor foot 'U .3,g'..g,,' -wa ' -,,,,,, .i .i iii.. T! it M 1r. sem ' lf' it lg ,txsagi I . ,mg is 35,-',..f'ff -:jf - I K In 'J ...wflflx : 78 .m...... i 11232:-'it ' E .amtiftf ..- Nl., Z -xi J l .Q v, ,-J 1.541 .rn --Q . nq .. ,mf 'Y 3 '1 9 ' lb :QW ' wh .gg iv 'Y- its V X dr. - , J.-if , Al, ':M'- 'U-:', K ix G' ' 4' Ip M - ,,,.6,.-,, K, ball game 'l ...V ,pl ' if X 3 s I Je W' ff f 1 if 'fi 'r'r . 29' F.. l .7 ,...'p..,, t . L M, -1,4 .Il .- . U' , 3 P - .. .W 1 ,X fl., ...ng mir? M-vox P t .,i, 18 mx lyk up ' , M., , . H .MX .:. ' x , , f 'id Y 'I ' 1 8 W Al 3 sl M ' A, in I 1 , f i f 1' li .Q ..- 'S' -ul At noon, guys and dolls invade the boys' gym to exchange the latest news. Right: Entertaining after the Friday night games, the dance band gives out with some mellow music. Below: The stag line watches while the girls trip the light fantastic- ain't it awful! I l Enya , Sanrio W S. an, I' , ev 446+ wie Ga 4.4- .VQIH jr' ll Q -faff 'J . af I X I , C3 -w ' :L-4 .li-fr w1s13i2Wl2f I .4:! j- ,Q fx. l ' Lett to right: Coach Kiley, C. Malloch, B. Iohnson, D. Staufi, A. Hall, D. Pember- ton, D. Arnold, R. Burnett, I. Diekmcznn, F. Sill, cmd T. James. NETS AND SETS Tennis is fast becoming a popular spring sport at lackson High School. Much of this popularity can be attributed to the successful season record compiled by the 1952 squad. This squad, headed by Iurgen Dielcmann, the exchange student from Germany, who also went on to be runner-up in the State Class A Singles Tournament, was made up of Tom Iames, No. 25 Duane Arnold, No. 37 Fred Sill, No. 4, and Dave Pemberton, No. 5. Paired as the doubles teams were Andy Hall and Bill lohnson, No. 1, and Dave Stauff and Lionel Wilson, No. 2. Coach Dennis Kiley's 1952 tennis team was one of which Jackson High can be proud. SUMMARY OP SEASON Iackson 7 O Lansing Eastern lackson 4 3 Lansing Sexton Iackson 2 5 Battle Creek Iackson 4 3 Ann Arbor Iackson 6 1 Lansing Eastern Iackson 5 2 Lansing Sexton lackson 6 1 Ypsilanti lackson 4 1 Ypsilanti lackson 2 5 Battle Creek Iackson 6 1 Ann Arbor Regional meet 1 st place, Iurgen Diekmann State meet 2nd place, Iurge-n Diekmann Practicing for future 5-A meets are, left to right, Iurgen Diekrnann, Tom Iames, and Duane Arnold. -P gp.. ,7 3, v 2:-S W. , . is W ,y-1' 13.1- fe ,X x A . J, . Illllllt l in Ill I l .,, .Qc , J ,,,.... X1 -. 3 ...rdf W f-,Mir 521-if , pn' L . . - ..- .,..- A X ev X , 1 X iff Ari-J 1 ' ' ,, 1 w Qhfvl 1 'ref' 1 1 1 ' Y Y J' A fu! 1 1 1 413,- '3J'5,1l 'r tau l f. it Q, 'Q ,A i U.: - - ' M , - ' ,tt-f 5 . , x .. . r ' .. . 1 , ' V T , ,. . . 2, A 7'-J T.:..4. Qi 3 Hard work combined to make, left to right, Dick Van Schoick, lim Hinkle, and Dale Griffin top per- formers throughout the season. The 1952 track team, lining up against Battle Creek for the first meet of the year, featured Dale Griffin and lim Hinkle in the Viking victory. Bidding for an undefeated season, the team stumbled on the final hurdle by losing to Kalamazoo. Although they lost, Dale Griffin set a new record of 20.8 seconds for the 80-yard dash and lim I-linkle set a pole vault record of ll feet 3M inches. By taking second place in the 5-A regional meet our relay team and six other boys qualified for the state meet-a fine record for Coach Iensen's team. Back row fl. to r.l: Coach Cooley, B. Iohnson, M. Wie- land, A. I. Pond, I. Clark, I. Hinkle, M. Harris, B. Fitch, B. Deam, I. Nevill, and Coach Jensen. Second row: B. Babcock, D. Van Schoick, B. McClel- land, I. Heiler, D. Griffin, C. Birney, E. Rogers, R. Collard, and L. McRoy. Front row: I. Davenport, A. Hicks, W. Clute, I. Beynon, S. McCain, and L. Dickin- son. CN Tl-IE CINDER TRAIL Iackson 55 lackson 582 Iackson 56 Iackson 76 Iackson 46 5-A Meet State Meet 54 Battle Creek 505 Lansing Sexton 53 Lansing Eastern 33 Ypsilanti 63 Kalamazoo 2nd Place 7th Place l Sir . . ,ML ,Q f... 4 1 ,Ti ,fi ',. - ., ,, W -.Ji xy... 'eff' ' A .L-1 , JQ'i.'.: ,4- lx 4 ' ffliilif , I 1' Xe.,--'F' .1 1' P ,,. cn, I 2. 4. VARSITY Back row ll. to r.l: Coach Walterhouse, I. Harkness, W. Kimmel, D. Ridge, M. Mohr, O. King, D. Muir, and R. Youse. Second row: A. Rutledge. B. Claucherty, R. Otto, B. Newton, B. Kiple, P. Easter, B. Taylor, and I. Minor. Front row: I. Susskind, I. Townley, D. Yoxheimer, D. Mick, I. Townley, and B. Thomas. HITS AND Coach Walterhouse sent his Iackson nine against Hillsdale for the first game of the season. Led by co-captains Buzzy Newton and Bob Kiple, the Vikings edged out Hillsdale in the eighth inning 5 to 4. Playing all the neighboring 5A schools, the team Won only one game, but they did not lack spirit or courage. One of the most excit- ing games of the season was played against Ypsilanti, which the Vikings lost in the sixth inning. Don Mick, Rex Youse, and Malcolm Mohr led the pitchers, While Wayne Kimmel was the leading batter. Last year's team may not have made a very impressive record, but through their mistakes they have gained experience which they will benefit by next year. The reserve team did not play competitive baseball during the season. lnstead they played teams among their own squad to help develop players for the next season and the varsity team. Taking their batting practice are left to right, I. Harkness, B. Newton, R. Youse, and D Muir Ffxf' qv' -D' yzjfiw- 4 Svfnb' IL.-. ' . 1- . Ia' ,. ' . .5 . J.. .,,'. ,V ff- N p 3,-.f.., f, I tilt X I A :Q H mfr ,gx Q 4 15811254 ,f '. 1 A' '-Ji. . ,-vfflwgsyuf ff? . 4' - .' y .. '.' 'QW ' 1 ,i .uf-R1 - . '7fa.,. 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HCDMERS Iackson Iackson Iackson lackson Iackson Iackson Iackson lackson Iaclcson Iackson Iackson SUMMARY OF SEASON 14 Kalamazoo 6 Lansing Sexton 5 Lansinq Eastern 4 Ypsilanti 12 Battle Creek 2 Ann Arbor 8 Lansing Sexton 12 Lansina Eastern 2 Ypsilanti 4 Battle Creek 8 Ann Arbor Some of the regulars for the l952 baseball season were, left io right, Ierry Townley Bob Kiple, lack Townley, and Don Mick. Q Hn. ,EJ-45' ss-WJ Back row fl. to r.J: Coach Dutcher, I. Moore, G. Mat- thews, D. Fierstine, B. Ford, G. Hoaglin, and I. Willson. Front row: R. Cunliff, B. Schram, D. Andrews, B. Plaskett, B. Fox, T. Bea- man, and D. Hancock. FAIRWAY FEATS Coach Don Dutcl'1er's 1952 golf team, led by Dick Fierstine, was a comparatively green team with few returning lettermen. Neverthe- less the team witnessed a very successful season. Sharing in a three-way tie with Ann Arbor and Sexton for the 5-A League Cham- pionship can be attributed to the fine play of Dick Fierstine, George Hoaglin, lack Wilson, Iirn Moore, and Bob Ford, who were the out- standing players of the season. Iackson-184 lackson-360 Iackson-361 Iackson-343 Iackson-379 Iackson-361 -345 -346 -340 Iackson-360 -364 lackson Iackson Iackson Iackson Teeing off are, left to right, Dick Fierstine, George l-loaglin, lack Willson, and Bob Ford. SUMMARY OF SEASON 199-Lansing Eastern 357-Lansing Sexton 357-Ypsilanti 372-Battle Creek 365-Ann Arbor 364-Lansing Eastern 349-Lansing Sexton 851-Ypsilanti 347-Ann Arbor 345-Kalamazoo 371-Battle Creek
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