Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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1E!llB!HlK hw w ulgvk .xii Vw w,,,w ll I, S Ury 4 'M Xxgg In Mr. Evan Penive retires this year after having served lackson High School for twenty-four years. Before com- ing to IHS, Mr. Penive worked at the Hayes Wheel Company Where he earned 175 cents per hour. This Was his first job in Iackson after emigrating from Bul- garia in 1914. Later he worked at Borden's Condensed Milk factory, then the American Gear Company before coming to the Union School District in 1935 and Iackson High in 1937. Mr. Penive Worked on the custodial staff until 1942, at which time he acquired his present position as Chief Engineer of the school. He greatly enjoys his work at IHS and because of his friendly and gracious attitude, fellow Workers and friends at the school have nick- named him Mr. Sunshine. His primary hobby is gardening, and in spring and fall some of his flowers can usually be found brightening the main office. ln addition to his private garden, Mr. Penive is largely responsible for the flowers and neatly trimmed hedges on the school campus. ln recognition of Mr. Penive's long and gratious serv- ice to Iackson High School, We dedicate the 1962 Re- flector Annual to him. mr Female dd been 0 Aenizce to thw buzldzng 6

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How do you do, ladies and gentlemen. This is lim Andress, your WIHS News Director, with the 'Reflector' edition oi the news. The first report of the year is on the Faculty and Academic front. For details, here is our Faculty and Academics reporter, Pam Anderson. Thank you, lim. An important highlight on the Faculty and Academic scene this year was the 'team teaching' eiiort ot Miss Phelps and Mr. Rider, as pictured on the monitor to your right. This system incorporated the joint efforts of the teachers conducting lecture classes of about 70 students in the auditorium with small discussion groups in regular class- rooms.