Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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0 leademlcqn ln Student government I or Home Room I9 e 1dentA HR PRESIDENTS SENIORS FIRST ROW L to R B Packard N Koller M Boucher M Eberson S Coats E Sweet SECOND ROM WV Fenn S Doty D Dulyea B McC0nnkey XV Sagendorph T Everlngham H Locker D Jackson THIRD ROW lN Otto B Slmmonds lN Woodman B Camp bell A Abrahamse J Gamm HR PRESIDEXTS JUNIORS FIRST Blbbms 5 Newton D Rogers D ROW L to R C Harms R Lackey L Dahlem THIRD ROYV P Parlsh E Sherer c Glluk SECOND Row L Sugar C meson Rlfe Aymond L Vane P Eckerle HR PRESIDENTS SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW L to R G Black fodoroff Claus B Payne D Brall D Stephenson P Norton SECOND ROW F Mam D Rausch J Larsen J Fxscher Vanlant P Yoxhe1man THIRD ROW A Enaronolf R Iodlse J Jahnke R Eagan J Grandon D Schram T Hllleary Orgamzed 1n 1955 the COUHCII of Home Room Presldents has trled to strengthen home room orgamzatlons as a baslc unxt ln Student Government Mr Holman IS the faculty advlsor of the group Bruce Campbell IS Chalrman, Dave Jackson Vlce Chaxrman, Lmda Roslund IS the Secretary, w1th Becky Pxttman Assxstant Secretary The Councxl was 1n charge of the votmg tags m November, and the dxstrlbu t1on and sale of the all school plctures Each year the Councll of Home Room Presldents grows ln accomplrshments and effect m Student Government as a whole In the years to come the Councxl w1ll become an even more mtegral part of Jackson H1gh School 5 a c O -- bv , A' Z 2 . ' ' !A' Y - y - . , . , . . A .' ': , , , , - , . , , Y . ' , I , . . :'. Y l ' y '. V 1 ' - , l - V . , .J , M. ', C. ,. . l . . Roslund, D. Staal, J. Hommerding, A. ' ' ' ' .. . , .: : . , Y. ' , . . , .. ,. , . ,. , . , . . l , , 26 ' , '

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'H -s ,SL- A at foam l7reA14en M Alcan: tice 1-eAponA161l1t1eA Student Cvunczl QI? STLDENT COLNCIL SEATED L to R B Smith C Niallow J Scheiffler J Stewart STANDING D Dickinson M OSullivan D Clay T Limmer L Hines Mr Dressel As outstanding students and leaders are elected from each home room to the Student Representative Assembly, so are the leaders from the Student Reps elected to serxe on the Student Counell Two Sophomores, two Juniors, and one Senior mal-.e up the Coun cil Presiding oxer it are the President and Vice President of the Student Body Each member of Student Council is a chairman of the lVays and Nieans, Buildings and Grounds, Inter-School Relations, Social Service, Social, or Spec1al Committee, and one member is elected from the Council to act as secretary for the semester The Student Council is responsible for electing the members of the Hostess Com mittee from a list which is submitted by the home room teachers Sponsoring school parties and pep assemblies are two of the many projects which are ably handled by Student Council and Student Government.

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and rn the Aclwol Student Hep eAentat1 e 14 Aem6lq STLDENT REP SENIORS FIRST RON L to R L Sewell L McDan1els C, hmbloe S Rexnolds A Nicarthur SECOND ROM L Glasgow ordan D Clax D Stafford J Lofberg NI Belleu It Sharp THIRD RON I Trans L Pontxus lx Hare R Lentz A -Xpnll D Drcltmson B Dryer STUDENT REP JLNIORS FIRST 'Ii Lxmmer B Mlllerlxle J Penn ROW L to R B smith B Blssel T ogge M Avrrett P Greth L Hmes P Wood D jewett I Terrell STUDENT REP SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW L to R j Lula S Slater S Hamp C Mallow B Bertrand J Ium SECOND RON C Strossburg C Scoles S Palmer S Crzek 'VI Raymond C Cox S Gallxgan THIRD ROW J Doty M OSul11van Vernon H Hlte C Adams J lung P Brrstol Mr Dressel has gxven of hrs trme and experrence to the Student Representatlve Assembly for fourteen years He has seen and helped Student Government grow here at ackson Hrgh, untll rt IS one of the most rmportant phases of school lxfe Every semester a student IS elected from each home room to the Assembly At meetmgs once a week and sometimes more often, the Assembly consxders and decxdes upon xssues whrch are of the utmost rmportance to the whole school At the begmnmg of the school year Representatrves were the salesmen of year subscrrptrons to the Br Weekly Vrkmg GIVIDS' rs handled through the Reps, as IS 27 the magazme campalgn, also The keen competrtrve sp1r1t whrch IS prevalent durxng the campaxgn rs possrble only through the efforts of the Student Reps . Q 0 my , X' : . ' l f 1 l l- - 'J- Crable, s, Dowsett. sracoxn ROW: THIFD ROW: B' Bfisfolr G' Gafnff' J