Jackson High School - Osky Wow Yearbook (Jackson, OH)

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HELEN DAVIS Office Stenographer R. R. THOMAS Public School Music DOROTHY AXLINE, A. B. Ohio State University English ELIZABETH EEIBER, B. S. in Home Ec. Ohio State University. Home Economics Page Fifteen

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 VERNON D. KEELER, A. B. Rio Grande College Physics fe Geography LEWIS College al Dept. 1 RUTH CARLISLE, A. B. Ohio Wesleyan University English - ) ' i ■ L. PRICE, B. S. in ED. Ohio University History ,

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OUR TEACHERS » m ; ; ; ; ; ; ; Mr. Glandon is a wonderful man. He cheers his scholars gay. He does for them all that he can, And helps them every day. Miss Jones is our Principal bold. She never a scholar deceives. Each word she says is good as gold. This everyone believes. Mr. Henson is a teacher good. He helps both great and small. He acts just like a teacher should And he is kind to all. Miss Martin likes to see us study, And learn more every day. Each Latin pupil she makes a buddy, And friends they always stay. Mr. Ladd at each pupil tugs, And day by day he preaches All about the worms and bugs In Biology which he teaches. Miss Lewis is one we all adore. All the scholars she has known Especially those in her own room, Will remember her when they’re grown. Mr. Jones every scholar respects. He’s coach of our Football team. He likes very much the fair sex It to us all does seem. Miss Price teaches History. She is good and true If ever the lesson seems a mystery Miss Price will lead us through. Miss Wagner and Miss Axline Are English teachers two. They to every one are kind And to every one are true. Miss Willis teaches subjects three, Science, Music and Hygiene. A very faithful teacher is she She is brilliant and is keen. Miss Deiber teaches sewing and cooking She helps us with our lesson. You can not say she’s not good looking That doesn’t keep you guessin’. Mr. Jones teaches Manual training. This he much enjoys. If you take it you’re surely gaining— Join his class of boys. Mr. Keeler has a class Whose faces he made gleam, When in this class without a lass, He organized a football team. Miss Slavens is a teacher sweet With a winning way so rare. Many like her we do not meet, The scholars all declare. Miss Carlisle likes her scholars dear. She brings them many joys. All through the entire year, She helps the girls and boys. He en Davis, a pretty maid, In the office works. By all who see her, it is said, That she never shirks. So what more could we wish to say, And what more wish to borrow? If teachers help like this today. They will h lp tomorrow. —Iva Steele Page Sixteen