Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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F E We Aaid good-Jge to af Jammer A clear day, complete with a blue sky, foam-flecked waves and fair winds, is a mariners' delight. A sail boat, a congenial crew, bathing suits and a picnic lunch are the only props necessary to make it a day of complete con- tent. -. ., .. 'i'- 5 BQEM i s i ff'4fl'w I After a glorious day with feel- I ings running high and friendship at its peak, we gather around a crackling campfire. Singing to- gether, faces lit not only by the dancing flames, but also by the warm glow within, we agree that the day has come to a perfect end. 2 L c ml. When vacation begins the stu- dents of Jackson High set out to explore summer's many wonders. They soon discover that a cool fresh morning is ideal for 18 holes of golf. Of course, some people prefer to play by their own rules. Old Sol beams brightly on a ripple-free lake. The motor starts, the skipper shouts, and soon you are flying over the water. The exhileration of water-skiing, fall- ing off and getting dunked, and rising for another run is just right on a summer afternoon.