Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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,Mm hi fmt Zfn W. Earl Holman Priuczjml As the producer of our stage production, Dr. Ralph McLeary, ably assisted by the as- sistant to the producer, Mr. Austin Bates, assumed full charge and responsibility of seeing that everything in our school system operated smoothly and efficiently during the past year. The Board of Education, com, posed of interested and influential citizens of the community, alsg assisted these men in making important decisions concerning the school. During the past three years, the director, Mr. W. Earl Holman, the associate director, Mr. Royal Dressel, and technicians en- acted by our teachers, have been preparing Royal Dressel ,Assistant Princzpal and directing the stars, the Seniors, for their big stage show, The Future. There are many different parts to be played in this show, and each role needs special coaching and training which is done by our skillfully trained technicians. An extreme amount of effort, time, and patience on the part of the director, associate director, and technicians goes into each different role. For some, this coaching and training will lead to top roles. These stars will owe many thanks to this grand crew of people who will be standing backstage, watching this stage production and the outcome of their efforts. May the applause and encores of these stars ring ever in their lives. L. to R.-Mr. Austin Bates, As- .V di B1,T.C1 ,D.W ,M, , . 'h, - E FT2m?Sg,OTv1. Ffaiiifm, R. 523552 f.mi35i'2irtC.AH5ifEy. 351agafggeggfgaigntsggjgggggg ' Q Haard nf Education dent of Schools.

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lf ffliffii Mrs. Winifred Adams Miss Ruth Coolidge Miss Jean Densmore Mr. Maurice Fall Miss Janice Freeman Mr. Theodore Haddin Mrs. Helen Lammers Mrs. Alice Locker Miss Katherine Magill Miss Doris Millbrook Mr. Kevin Murphy Miss Harriet Pitts Mrs. Mary Riley Mr. Joseph Smith Mrs. Irene Thomas Engli I1 Z7 affluent After ninth grade English, a mini- mum of two years of English is re- quired for graduation from high school. The two courses necessary to graduate from our schoolnare English 1 and 2 for all tenth graders and Eng- lish 3 and 4A which is taught to eleventh graders. The latter of these two courses may be alternated for a course in Journalism l. However, other elective courses in literature and composition are offered to stu- dents in the twelfth grade who are preparing to continue their formal education. Mr. Kevin Murphy capably led the English department, which consists not only of our native language, but other courses such as debate, speech, dramatics, and journalism which are offered to students who are either in- terested or selected to take these elec- ives.