Haskins High School - Crigo Yearbook (Haskins, OH)

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07118 1958 figo Presented BY The Senior Class Editor ......... Lynne Baurneyer Assistant Editors .... Ronnie Austin Colette Stewert Business Manager .... Nancy Browne Advisor ....... . Miss Tennar

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Go- 22C!l:CU.tt.Ol'l We, the Crigo staff of 1958. co-dedicate this annual to Mrs. Janet L. Glasgo and our parents. In 1935 Mrs. Glasgo graduated from Haskins School as valedictorian gf her class. Her preparation for teaching was done at Bowling Green State University and Ohio State University majoring in Home Ec. Mrs. Glasgo was a Home Demonstration Agent in Be lleview and on the Ohio State University staff. Mrs. Glasgo has-taught at Haskins 6 years. She sponsored our class three years and taught our English class three of our four years in high schoolg Besides teaching, sne is married to Victor Glasgo and mother of two girls, Nancy and Ruth, She also does judging of granges, fairs, etc. When we look back on our high school days, we shall always remember Mrs. Glasgo, whose helpful guidance and understanding has won her a place in the hearts of each of us. Our parents have gently nudged us along our way for eighteen years. As the time for graduation nears, we pause for a moment to look back on all they have done for us. Ever since we have been old enough to understand, they have taught us three important virtues, to love, be honest and to do anything we undertake to the best of our ability. They have prepared us for this step by teaching us to be useiul citizens. No one is Created perfect, and we are sure parents are the first to agree with us, so when we have made a mistake or have done wrong in any way and have hurt you, we didn't do so intentionally. Because of human nature, we tried very hard to offset all our mistakes by doing some- thing to make you proud and take away a little bit of the hurt. Now we stop reminiscing and think seriously of the future. What it holds for us is unkown. We can cnly hope and dream of its possessions, but should any success come to us, we owe it to you, and if failure comes to us, we have only ourselves to blame. The feelings we have for you-are' hard to express in our words, but we feel they are well expressed in the words of Talmud-- If there is a saving virtue, it is the loving service of our parents.