Jackson High School - Scoop Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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Methods for Achieving Them BOARD OF EDUCATION: SEATED: Mr. William Essig, Clerk; Mr. Wilford Day, Mr. Paul Drury. STANDING: Mr. Marion DeWalt, Mr. G. L. Rader, Superintendent; Mr. Paul Gerber, Mr. Dale Forgan, President. BOARD OF EDUCATION The above members of the lo- cal Board of Education were elect- ed by the voters of Jackson Township and strive to fulfill the expectations of these voters. Through the Board's continuous efforts to improve our educational system, area residents may antic- ipate the construction of two new grade schools and a library. ABOVE: Mrs. Crystal Poth, Mrs. June Lo- renz, and Mr. William Essig, clerk-treas- urer, manage daily financial transactions. Miss Jackie Young and Mrs. Betty Keck perform the many clerical duties of the main office. 13

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Administration Sets Goals and Plans MR. G. L. RADER, EXECUTIVE HEAD Mr. G. L. Rader, executive head of the Jackson Township Public Schools, is shown reviewing the agenda for a fu- ture meeting. In order to meet the de- mands of our growing school popula- tion, many new duties have fallen upon his shoulders. Mr. Rader is responsible for seeing that the Jackson schools are run smoothly and efficiently, and his interest in the student body has won for him the respect and admiration of us all. MR. PRESTON LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Completing his twenty-seventh year as principal, Mr. Lawrence is the overseer of all happenings within the high school itself. Arranging schedules for students, the role of disciplinarian, and observing classes are just a few of his numerous duties. Mr. Lawrence's years of devoted service have resulted in a smoothly operating high school. 12

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Math Department MRS. LOIS BAXTER B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan College; Plane Geometry, Al- gebra I; Senior Class Advisor MR. WALTER AMACHER B.S., Kent State University; Dri- ver Education; General Mathe- matics MRS. FLORENCE PFOUTS B.S., Ohio State University; Al- gebra I; Junior Class Advisor MR. NORWOOD DAVIDSON B.S., Kent State University; Al gebra II, Woodworking I, Electric Shop; Bus-Co-ordinator MR. DAN MATTHEWS B.S., Mount Union, M.E., Kent State; Solid Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry; J.M.A.A. Ad- visor, Faculty Manager 14 Mr. Matthews explains the proposition behind dihedral angles.