Hoaglin Jackson High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

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BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: R. G. Hadley, Ray McClure, Norbert Dunlap, Neil Gamble, Carl McClure, Carl Mohr, and George Doner. The board of education of any school is a deliberating body of the utmost importance. The Hoaglin Jackson board of education has the interests of the school and community at heart and continually strives to improve the educational facilities of the school in every way. We heartily commend these men for their untiring efforts toward our betterment. This page sponsored by BALYEATS CLOTHING STORE RED AND WHITE STRATTON SERVICE STATION HOVERMAN INSURANCE 37

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CUSTODIAN Our custodian is Clifford Jenkins, or know to the kids as “Jim.” He’s our real handy man in every way, for he helps us with all of our activities where there is heavy work involved. “Jim” also mows the lawn, as well as all of his insid-e duties. And of course at late hours after a school activity, “Jim” is always on hand to close the building. BUS DRIVERS Ohlin Hablitzal.Bus 1. Clifford Jenkins.Bus 2. Ira Rager.Bus 3. Kenneth Medford.Bus 4. James Pace.Bus 5. Willard Smith.Bus 6. This page sponsored by J. MONROE SON JOHN DEERE MACHINERY KIGGIN’S CAMERA SUPPLY WINEBURGH’S CLOTHING 36

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OUR LIBRARY LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Crawford, N. Burton, J. Shenk, W. Stukey, M. Plumb, R. Evans, C. Marez, D. Robey, C. Snyder. Books are like people. They are our friends some are our very best friends. Books are re¬ cords of ■what people think, do, see, and exper¬ ience. Books are records of what happens throughout the world, and what is being thought by other human beings. Books bring us exper¬ iences that we cannot have ourselves. While more than a hundred thousand books are published yearly, most libraries can buy but a few each year; therefore, their books must be selected carefully. Hoaglin-Jackson is no exception. Thus, nearly a hundred new books have been selected. Included are biographies, the ever-popular dog and horse stories, adven¬ ture and sports stories, stories of interest to girls and teen-agers, and a new reference volume--“Twentieth Century Authors.” Books can, and do enrich living. There is no one book which every one should read, for greatness is not in the books themselves, but greatness emerges only when the right book meets the reader. This page sponsored by WOODY’S WELDING SHOP FUNK’S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP MARK’S ELECTRIC GODDARD’S STORE