Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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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

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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

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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.