Freedom Area High School - Shawnee Yearbook (Freedom, PA)

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UEDXKQXWXZ.. We, the class of 1944, dedicate the Shawnee to Miss Ada L. Jackson in recognition of her long record of splendid service to the Freedom Public Schools, and to the individual help she has given each student. She has been a teacher in the school for fourty-four years, and Was elected High School Principal in 1925, in which capacity she served until 1935 when she was elected Supervising Principal. Although she received her A. B. at Geneva in 1925, she took post graduate Work at the University of Pittsburgh and Penn State in the years 1936 to 1938. Miss Jackson has been known as a great leader for many years and has had great infiuence on the lives of both young and old. Our Student Council and our Tri-Hi-Y were founded under her supervision. When called upon to substitute, Miss Jackson is able to teach any subject, but she really specializes in Mathematics, boy and how. Our school is indeed fortunate to have a Woman of her character to guide the footsteps of youth. Miss Jackson is known by a county-wide circle of friends and educa- tors. She is quite active in the VVomen's Club and at one time was Dis- trict Governor of the Beaver Quota Club. If she had the time and the money, she would like very much to travel to different countries. Miss Jackson also enjoys good hard study and Work, along with good plays and music. y f p 1--D. M. 5 I .7 ' , ,.f 'MV

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QOTITDFWJFS We the class of 1944 Wish to salute the boys who would have graduated With us but are now in service. We believe these boys are doing their best in trying to get this War over as soon as X possible. Since they are serving in the Navy, Army and Marines, We can not point out anyone person in a particular branch. The boys are listed below as follows: William Fink Eugene Rabassi William Harris James Rickard Arthur Koplar Robert Rickard John Litchett Oliver Schreiner Robert Martin Robert Skaggs Peter Oshop Monty Snyder Paul Wagley sis These are the names of the teachers of Free- dom High School who thus far have entered the armed services of the United States. Mrs. Edna T. Foster Herbert F. Hartzell Richard Hammerle Frank W. Henry Joseph W. Nary 'Q if