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

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Bill-lllll UF EDUCATION t 1 A izli r- f'N ty V , Q , ,t Q t - -i is ii nr! Torrost lanes, Homer Grove, Theodore Biqham,'Clerk, Harold Ecker, President, Ray Kassinq, Earl Swaisqood. ln order that opportunities and facilities for the education and traininq of today's youth miqht be provided, all people have had to take upon themselves much work and many responsibilities. The Board ol Education serves as the representative of the Community in carrying out this essential duty. Members serve with little financial remunera- tion so it is with a sense of civic responsibilty that they accept the added bur- den ot quidinq the educational institution throuqh this time of stress. We re- firet that this willingness to serve is not always rewarded by the appreciation ot those by whom the obliqation is deleqated. The Board ot Education deserves much praise for the effort and time so willinqly contributed toward the improvement ot our school system, our com- munity, and our nation. 8

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G. H. KETTLBR B.S. in Education Oakland City College Heidelberg College Bowling Green State University Art Social Studies rwe- K Viisux 5 i IULIA E. YARIAN B.S. in Education Capital University Commercial , xl .. 2 ,.., . Y: y X is . ' 3 1 N .t ve, is f X1 it is yi' 1 is a N it N MIRIAM SWANK Manchester College Manchester Academy Home Economics HIGH SEHUUL FACULTY A is 5 in C. G. PHILLIPS B.S. in Agriculture Ohio State University Agriculture it 'K ,ig 1 MARGUERITE NODEREH A.B. Degree Denison University Music 7 RAYMOND BRICKER B.S. in Education Ohio University Bowling Green State University Rio Grande College Phys. Ed., English, Mathematics A HELEN NOW AB. and B.S. Degrees Ohio State University Latin, English, Public Speaking

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ce Cafeteria Helpers Mrs. Franklin, Secretary OB Mrs. Barnes Mr. Kissling Mr. Iones Si: 5 X 1 X Miss Kisabeth 9 Bus Drivers