Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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This department under the l I IVAVV.. , Miss Jessie Chambers . 1 , chairmanship of Mrs. Eleanor W ,V Q, 53 5 Mr. John Hamelin ...GK .,,,. Wm lor-Q W 1' Johnston, consists of the Y French, German, Latin, and Spanish languages. The teach- i-', Mrs. Eleanor Johnston . ers offering these four foreign -V languages expect proficiency in the speaking of the subject and in the use of it. French, Spanish, and German are taught for the required two years, while Latin is taught for four years. A Miss Anne Potthast Mrs. Mary Stoddard ' ?orc1y14 anguagc Z3 parfmmf i 1 1 . lst Row, L. to R..-V, Ditklwsky, F. ' I w 1 ' . d Wright, M. White. 2nd Row, L. to R.- lst row L-R' R Hale, W. Williams, C. NOTPIS 211 row L-R3 Hiker, C. Sherman, M. Wainriighi, L- tO R.-A. Logan, A- Kel-lhl, H- P. Ritter, W. Foster. 3rd Row, L. to R.- Hobbs, H. Timm- H. Hobbs, M. Clark, O. Sager. '- 1 Q . . Wx N wi? i at ia ,. A 3 , , fa 3 A M M .,,.-.... '-naw I.-R1 Bl. Gish. P, fmissingb QM. Muttespergh. Husfrfdians Hvvk-S' UWM Stay W i 53 if Herrlus. E. Kuklinski, D. Coleman, CK Flancry. Nl. Harper, A. Anderson. Seated: M. Sea-ger.

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Zeunselors Miss Ruth Coolidge Mr. Charles Christensen Mr. Robert Fedore Mr. Chris Jensen Mr. Owen Johnson Mr. George Kiesel Administrative Assistants J Miss Aila Anderson Bookkeeper The aid of our prompters, the counselors, is always needed by those seeking aid in our stage show. They are always ready to assist anyone in distress, concerning their role in The Future. What- ever the problem may be, an honest evaluation is given, considering the capabilities of the individual. Many students owe their thanks to these counselors for their time given, patience, and perseve- rance. The direotor's staff of as- sistants includes iMr. George Kiesel and Mr. Owen Johnson who perform many hours of counseling, sponsoring and promoting student govern- ment organizations, setting up driver education sched- ules, and countless other tedi- ous duties. Although the day may prove to be quite tiring, these men welcome anyone with a cordial smile, and share their precious time with those who seek their aid. Keeping an accurate record of all the financial matters of our school is the responsibil- ity of Miss Aila Anderson, the business manager of our stage production. Keeping the shelves of the bookstore com- pletely stocked with the needs of all J.H.S. students and han- dling all money matters of the extra-curricular functions of our school are just a few of her many duties, which she performs with great diligence' and patience.

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, l ,IWW Q.. Maya me Am Joe is coming was the statement that could be heard on the lips of all upperclassmen while the sophomores awaited eagerly for the suspenseful moment when Joe is here. A week in advance found the students on the streets lining up prospects for their magazine sales. After a most enter- taining assembly by our talented actors and actresses, our teachers, a week of hard work full of excitement and challenges came to an end with the final magazine assembly, at which time the high salesmen were awarded their prizes.