Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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Przuczpnl have X'----, Students of Jackson H1gh School have much prlde and respect for thelr school and IIS many f1ne tradltlons Each fall when they are welcomed back to another school year they are filled Wltll a great school sp1r1t and become unlfied 1nto one student body to uphold these tradltlons by the Words of one part1cular person Thls person 15 the prlnclpal of our school Vlr W Earl Holman The dutles of th1s man throughout the school year are so numerous that lt would take a large book to enumerate them all 'Vlr Holman howeyer represents Jackson H1gh School and 1ts great sp1r1t and tradltlons whereey er he goes and ln Whatever he does H1s br1ght countenance can be seen most ey eryday as he stands 1n the halls and greets the studerts He IS greatly adm1red and respected by all membus of Jackson Hlgh School 4 ,I xu 4- tt if elm Ill ucldresses the student body' Mr. Holman tensely' obsuxt ut O1 tm ltlon .-Xirtllllilf. basketball game. Qfmfllfv

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Administration Dr Ralph 'VIcLeary IS the supermtendent of the Jackson Publ1c School System The Board of Educatlon the goy ernmg body of ou1 school system IS composed of nlne elected mem bers who meet ey ery thlrd Nlonday of the month to dey ote thelr tlme and thought to the Jackson Publlc Schools Th1s board led by 'Nlr Nlax C Rubert de terrmnes the money necessary for operatlng the LHIOH schools hlres teachers determmes the pohcy of the schools and maxntams the custody preser yatlon and management of school property These are just a few of the many dutles and problems wh1ch requlre the careful conslderatlon of the Board members throughout the year to keep our school sy stem runnlng smoothly The Lmon School D1str1ct lS most fortunate 1n haylng tyyo yery outstandmg men as the super1n tendent and ass1stant supeuntendent of school These top 3dl'lllIl1QIl atly e posltlons are held respec tlyely by D1 Ralph Nlclaeary an expert on edu catlonal 3dHlllllStl'dflOIl and Nlr Austm Bates an expert on educat1onal finances Both gentlemen are dlrectly employ ed by and calry out the pOllCl6S set forth by the Board of Educatlon Mr Austm Bates the ass1stant super lntendent alds Dr McLeary nbc: f hz hoop Pl Y X 1 cm rlbtl f l D In n xy w h xx Srlmvl Board

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,4.s'.s'islz1l1f Principal Although his duties are just as numerous as the principal's, our as- sistant principal, Mr. Royal Dressel, gives of his valuable time to help the students of Jackson High School ' by serving as an advisor to many of the student government organiza- tions. Our student body otlicers know this man best as the kind, patient, and understanding person who helps them in overcoming diiicult prob- lems and who counsels them in their duties. This fine gentleman is a true good will ambassador for our school and is ably qualified to represent Jackson High School and its many outstanding traditions Mr Dressel is the acting principal during the ab sence of Nlr Holman and often speaks at assemblies during this time He obtained his AB degree from Kalamazoo College and his MA degree from the University of Michigan Admznzstralzvc Asszvfauis N11 Lleoige hiesel 1s l est knoxx n as Jackson High School s football coach foi eight seasons His Job does not end here though Nlr Kiesel s main dutx is to seixe as an administra tive assistant He is also the fire warden a Junior class counselor advisor to the All Sports Committee and chair man of the Health Committee After the 1909 football sea son Nlr Kiesel resigned as football coach to dex ote more time to his administratixe duties Nlr Kiesel giaduated fiom the Lnix eisitx of Michigan with Bachelor of Science and Vlasters of Arts degrees Remember that darling little box xxith the lollipop and the sailor cap xx ho xx as in thc N11 izint Xsseniblx That xx is just inothei cxnnplt of Nli Oxxcn lohn on s xclsattl it On Nlondax moi nings he t in he found ittin in on tht Studs nt Council matting on 'luc dax mornin, e guides tht Home Room pit idtnt o inization Xt othti times ht 4 in bt found in his ofhtc in iooni ll's Hue ht s his xxoilx as in idnnnistiitixc issistant ini as acting txxtlfth ide counselor X11 lohnson itctixed a B1LhE'lO1 of All dteiec f om Xlbion College and 1 Nlastei of -Xits debut fxom thc L nixeisitx of Xlithigan 10