Jackson Liberty High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Amsden, OH)

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ES Laroiyn bompton Freda Colwell Yvonne Elarton Lewis Leleune, Floyd Lichtle, Richard Second Row luno Snyder Germaine Scherger lames W t un, Gene Reiter, Helen Sclierger, Rita Seated Iulia Lanning lsabelle Dieter Wilma Du st Vande: Fox, Miry Fish, Donna Belle Chubb, CLASS HISTORY We entered High School in l94l, and after being welcomed by initiation, we began a prosperous school year. Floyd Lichtle and Richard Weissinger were on the reserve basketball squad, Several girls tried out for the vocal contest in the spring. We sponsored a successful skating party. ln our Sophomore year we were well represented in the one-act plays. Mary Lou Fish tried out for debate. Floyd Lichtle and Richard Weissinger were on the basketball squad again. Miss Hoppes was our advisor. We hope to be lolly luniorsn next year.

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S ri l5rr'i1s1c,lu11l ...................... Williur Musler viii SOL. Tre Stu Third How: Elefinor Hr-ruqhn, Frodfi Phillips, Wilhur Muster, Charles Gwiner, Ioe Bricilcner, Wayne Second Row: llwli-ri lvll-rgztiirfmra llclnir l'-irkiriss, llillfxQlllH'l'C1'll, lvfm P-xrikliiiisl, Mliry l.oii1:a12 lrriiilcliiirl, lN1ln141flliiriiy-,klxilimfl fuini iliizhwr, lvliriy limv VVcvl1liyrxn111tl1, lv'li1s:slii,lnl1y. Sealed: lflix-lwlyri Nli'llHlEi, llrllrllll lvl-i:a:s1--. llcilu-rl llvisr-lmim, l1llvOll lVl-'ll-illir-, Vlmmi Kliilillll-ill, cLAss OFFICERS C'-ASS HISTORY ln lhc, ymir lllflll, wc, llil. lolly luiiiorsl' entered scliocil willi lorly pupils. Alter wo Wcare iriiliciled by the uppor nrlcissiiieiri, wo were? cidmilled mio lliqh suiliool. Wo were very linippy when our Kllklllllkl' lion rirms arrived. By hriviim ci lnoulli lil lliu svliwul lriir, by :selling uorlccvzssiiullns lil luiuslavllucill qcimos, und liy pmsoritliiq ri pliiy, wo iri- Crecised our srrvlii-is ctoxisziriorrcilmly, Cllr Clciss wus Well rwproserilod in the dillerelil oigciriizcilimiss ul llio sicliool, :such cis,C1,ll.,l?.l',A.,F.ll.fX.,cmdlliY. CxlllIllGk1Q3Wll1QHT, Robert lloisoriiiuri, mid Wilbur Mcislor plciyed on lhw vriisity lncisf lcellncill loam. Mciclolyri Nichols mid lime Croclcetl were on the de-ilicile luciiii. Doricild Mnrssieb mid liolwerl lrleisoriiiriri Wero in llic one cirgl ploy. Miss Boldry wus mir advisor. We siri- ceroly hopw lo become 'Diqriiliwfl Serilwrsu next yeur.

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N . Third Row: Clyde Sltaull, Orton Sours, Donald Russell, Georae Stull, Francis Burns, Alvin Frank- hart, Clayton Myers, Don Erldinaer. Second Row: llfl'lf'Sl l5it'kf,-ri, Evelyn lVlC'Df'IlI1Oll, Mtirqfrrol ltctpp, Alrn-1 Svlitnaor, latin Shaw, lolin SOlll , Miss ijt rsiwer, Seated: lolni VVt-ndfirly, Piottrsc Stark Ioyve Good, lo-in Wtiltttririi--r, Carolyn Grove, Mildred Hartley, lxlwtnrl Hunt. CLASS OFFICERS President. . . . . . Vice President. . Secretary ...... Student Council. . . Treasurer ...... CLASS HISTORY Pupils trotn lackson and Kansas, tof aether with some train other schools make up the Freshman Class, Bas-- ketball was the niost favored sport this year. Baseball and track were the other competitive sports. George Stull, Francis Burris, and Clyde Shaull went out tor basketball. Ernest Dicken was a very capable assistant inanaf qer throughout the basketball season. The boys in vocational agriculture went on a trip to the sugar beet face tory at Frernonl. The trip proved very interestinq, Another project ot ine terest was startina baby chicks lor Mrs. Earl Ash. The Freshmen were represented on the Newshound Staff.