Jackson High School - Scoop Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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Language Department MR. ELMER E. GEIB MRS. ALICE WHEELER MRS. ELMA ROHRBAUGH ‘A.B., M.A., Wittenberg U., Ohio State U.; A.B. in Ed., Fairmont State College, Span- A.B., M.A., Ohio U., Ohio State U., Latin French |, Il, Ill, Advisor to Le Cercle ish |, Il, Advisor to Junior Class and 1, Il, I, Advisor to Freshman Class, Latin Francais I, Il, Ill. Spanish Clubs. Club, and Junior Classical League. Speech Department MR. ALAN D. DAWSON B.A., Muskingum College, Speech I, Pub- lic Speaking, Advisor to NFL. Question number two: “Who was the villain on Batman last night’?

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Music Department Music is the key which opens the door to the past, the present, and the future. Through rhythm and tone man has worshipped his God, has expressed his feelings toward his loved ones, has re- vealed strong patriotism for his country. Music is appreciated by all people, from the noblest queen to the poorest slum child. The objectives of the Music Department at Jackson Memorial High School are to entertain, to act as a stimulus for those seeking further education in music and to enrich the lives of its members. MR. ALEXANDER L. LEWIS B.S. in Music Ed., M.F.A. in Applied Music, Florida State, K ent State U., Ohio U.; Mu- sic Theory, Vocal Music Director. “a MR. CHARLES TEMPLE MR. HENRY LEITNER B.S. in Music Ed., Kent State U.; Head B.S., in Music Ed., Kent State U.; Now Band Director. working on Masters Degree at Kent State : . U.; Jr. Hi. Band Director, Assistant High Physical Education School and Grade School Band Director. The aim of the Physical Edu- cation program at Jackson is to build sound bodies and maintain physical and mental health. A stu- dent must have these in order to receive the benefits of his own education. At Jackson two years of Physical Education are requir- ed of both boys and girls. MISS BEVERLEE CLARK MR. RICHARD E. THOMAS B.S. in Ed., Ashland College; Girls Physi- B.A., College of Wooster, Akron U.; Boys cal Education; Advisor to G.A.A., J.M.A.A., Physical Education, Head Basketball Coach. 22 and cheerleaders.

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Industrial Arts Department In the world of automation where so often a machine can replace and most often excel the endeavors of a man, one must realize that com- puters and machines are only tools of men, as is the paintbrush of the artist or the saw to the carpenter. Nothing ,can compare to the inspira- tions stimulated by the versatile mind of the most common man. To inspire creativity and to train hands and minds for tomorrow are the objec- tives of the Industrial Arts Depart- ment at Jackson. = 4 Hm-m-m Linda, what is that you’re drawing? MRS. MARILYN BLACKSTONE B.S. in Ed., Kent State U.; Art I, Il, IIL ) MR. DON MEISTER MR. NORWOOD DAVIDSON MR. HOWARD BURGESS B.S. in Ind. Arts, Bowling Green U.; Gen. B.S., Kent State U.; Woodworking II, III, A.B. in Ed., Fairmont State; Woodworking Shop, Metals, Graphic Arts, Assistant Foot- Electric Shop, Algebra II, Advisor to Sopho- 1, Il, Mech. Drawing I, II, Advisor to Sens ball Coach, Assistant Track Coach. more Class. ior Class. 24