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

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Margaret Ropp Always managed to get where she wanted to go . . . enjoyed using a type- writer and really did o good job of it . . . had many ideas on how to make Money . . . was an active member of various school clubs. Donald Russell You'd look twice when you saw Russell . . . kept the girls guessing . . . authority in the Student Council .... one of the most active in the class . . . one ot those dependable fellows . . . wants to join the Navy. Alma Scherger Seemed to be very in- terested in one of our alumni . . . usually had a lot to do with some of the things that popped into Mildred's head . . . helped to represent our class in the one oct Play . . . always wanted to go to o party! Alvin Frankart Handsome and bashtul . . . very quiet until he could enter into a good argument . . . could us- ually be found with Clayton . . . took an gctive part in the F. F. Joan Kimmet The silent type and 0 very nice kid . . . Kim- met, got your lesson? . . . she joined our class as a Sophomore, and has been an important part of it ever since . . . seemed to like the do- mestic type of life . . . very dependable. Clayton Myers Enjoyed playing basket- ball . . . played as 0 guard for the first five during the last two years of his high school career . . . those blushes were o gift . . . liked to talk about his girl from Fos- toria. liffiw ' 6'8 Q f il

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Francis Burns Nice wavy hair , . . pet hobbies were Bascom and sleeping in class . . . picked up the nickname Sinatra early in high school . . . Liked to argue! Carolyn Grove Always ready to play the piano . . . had a knack for wearing the latest styles . . . looked nice in them, too . . . had long naturally curly hair . . . helped to see that the Newshound got out on time. Keith Damon Entered into the class of '46 during his Junior year . . . very dependable . . . did a good job of driving the family car and enjoyed every minute of it . . . Always ready to help sell concessions. Joyce Good Class president for two Consecutive years . . . very dependable .... beautifulfvoice . . . one of our senior cheerlead- ers . . . President of the District F. H. A .... Did someone say she saw a paratrooper? Ernest Drcken Class secretary . . . liked to giggle and really en- joyed a good time . . . was a notable basketball player . . . spent most of his spore time on the motorcycle. Mildred Hartley One of the Senior blondes . . . What would the Seniors have done with- out. those points she made in the Brown Derby? . ', . could us- ually be found someplace with Alma.

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John Soule The class clown .... could be depended on 1o answer that tough Gov- ernment question . . . enioyed making those frequent trips to Toledo . . . chose his girl from nearby Wayne . . . liked drive the Plymouth. .loon Show Ambitious, -and one of whom much can be said . . . here, there, and everywhere . . . Made a name for herself in Prince of Peace and the One Act Play . . . really kept the seniors stepping in order to get the an- nual out on time. Orton Sour: An active member of the F. F. A ..., showed his talent for taking parts in plays, . . . made his debut in the Junior Class Play . . . always could be seen in his brother's CO I'. John Wonderly Known to everyone as Johnny . . . furnished many laughs for the Se- nior class . -. . enioyed arguments . . . took an interest in basketball during his last year of high school . . . Did someone say they saw a convertible? .loan Woltermier Liked by everybody . . . took an active part in school . . . enjoyed sing- ing . . . whenever there was a play, you could ex- pect to see Joan in it . . . nice! . . . the brains of the class. it Y give Nur, . .3 X.