Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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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.

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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.

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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.