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

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Gcttles, In order that you may become better acquainted with the men whom the public has chosen to guide the destiny of our school we present the President, Mr. Preston Turner, a well known insurance agent; the Vice-President, Mr. Damon Grow, cashier of the First National Bank, who has a son, Marion, in service; the Clerk, Mr. Clyde Mayhew, a prominent funeral director; Dr. W. B. Taylor, a popular young physician, who has a son, Jack, in the U. S. Naval Reserve; and Mr. Frank Gettles, an employee of the D. T. 6C I. Shops, who has a son, Frank, in the armed forces. To these men we owe a great debt of gratitude for their willingness to serve us in this capacity. Since we students know that they will do all they can to keep our school on the highest possible level, we are endeavoring to express our appreciation by co-operating in every way we can. Page Six

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 IN WAR, AS IN PEACE, WE SERVE. Page Five

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MR. THORNTON Principal In addition to being our capable principal, Mr. Thornton is our teacher of World History. This is Mr. Thornton’s eleventh successful year in our school. He received his A. B. from Rio Grande College and M. A. from Oh o State University. Mr. Thornton enjoys sports, especially football and basketball. He is still very fond of gardening—both flowers and vegetables. MR. KEAIRNS Assistant Principal He is ever patient with his students of x’s and y’s, H=So ’s, and secants. His teaching schedule also includes pre-flight. Mr. Keairns obtained B. S. in chemistry and M. A. in school administration from Ohio University. Besides teaching, he advises the Osky Wow Staff and the Organization of the Hi-Y. His camera is his traveling companion; he can usually be found creating some clever snapshot, or at work in his developing room. fljdmlnhJjuriwn MR. OWENS Superintendent of School Mr. Owens is always interested in all the students and their problems. He is now especially interested in a long range school program which involves new vocational buildings such as special rooms for art, music, and shops. He also has plans for a radio broadcasting system over town and county. In addition he has extensive plans for the elementary build ngs. Mr. Owens’ principle of education is The school for the students, not the students for the school”. Page Seven