Ironton High School - Owl Yearbook (Ironton, OH)

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, J. Er- 1 1 , ,Q-ft's'ff g' 1 2 5 fn i I , Raw is f 5' ff - or :WE Prhiratinn To one who has guided us through our four years, who has encouraged and aided us and whom we have always loved as a friend and teacher to our esteemed principal, Mr. James I. Newton we, the Class of Nineteen Twenty Five Dedicate this book.

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I 2.7 '71 ' , -wifi' 3,:f.1f?: -diffs: - 'L' , . 5 - f ' ' 3 ,, Elf, ff ff 5' 'H rg ', lg l 1: 5 V' , 'P e ' 7 nrefnnrh Now that we have completed the 1925 Owl, the time. comes when this book is turned over to our readers. We wish you to know that we have done our best considering the circumstances under which we have labored. Of course we can boast of having no easy job in preparing this annual, but in spite of the hard work we have gained valuable experience. We take the opportunity to thank heartily all of our advertisers, sub- scribers, and each member of the faculty, and student body who aided us in any wayg then too, we sincerely wish all of the success in the world to next year's Owl. Ye Staff.

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s- if if mt ig if I as eff i s , ,fY , .l, . - e- or Z Q s- .- A 3 f I , ,f 5 , ,Q saffeeiiit 0 if , ' . , , Q ft we fr' 'm i '33 Q , as ef' 5315251 f e fit' .g ,iff S -. V m ffm ' ,fs sk. 2 ,, - 7 , ' Vffafi? f r-1 . f 5' ' X iff .wif -Fffsfg' '-Hfgffr' gr ' f 21 N ' - .. :,,g.::?gig,gQ,23 g:,zqs-esfdae-.sfzggir X--L--l'11Sf.g.i5Sl? v.-tl ..r Superintendent A. F. Hixon Mr. Hixon, Superintendent of the Public Schools, is just finishing his first year in our city with much success. Some ten yearsago he wasm here as principal and athletic director and did some real work in both undertak- ings. Mr. Hixon succeeds E. L. Porter, who was here in 1924, and he is a splendid, good-natured man with a great, big smile for every one and cer- tainly has made many friends and renewed not a few old acquaintances during the past year. He is a booster of all kinds of clean sports and be- sides witnessing the contests himself, does his utmost to get other persons to do the same. When we say that we wish Mr. Hixon success and good luck in the fu- ture we know that we are expressing it not for ourselves alone, but for the entire student body and every one else who is acquainted with him.