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

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slomiomones, 'THIRD ROW: Clona Phillips, Jean Kern, Catherine Kellar, Don Ecker, Charles Hatfield,- Jim Stull, Wayne Baker, John Brickner, David Hill, Loren Stumpp. SECOND ROW: lris Reiter, Eunice Murphy, Jim Ponn,'Elsby Saalman, Margaret Fasnow, Louise Meyer, Mead Smith, Eulalia Reinhart, Kathleen Coleman, Mr. Cannavan. SEATED: Ellen Sigler, Lorell Loomis, Nate Colwell, Coletta Scherger, Patsy Cunningham, Von- dale Swaisgaod, Wanda Omawake, Beverly Sour, Annabelle Jeokle. g clnss The fall of '46 found a snappy group of boys and girls entering their sophomore year of school. , We were all set when coach called for basketball practice with Jim Stull, .Loren Stumpp, Dave Hill, Mead Smith, Nathan Colwell, Jim Ponn, and Charles Hatfield turning out. Also two of our girls, Wanda Omawake and Kathleen Coleman, were elected cheerleaders. We were well represented inother activ- ities of the school, such as, Y-Teens, FFA, FHA, Hi-Y,One-ActlPlay, Operetta, music , .CLASS OFFICERS President .............,.........,.......... Mead Smith Vice-President ...... .............. D on Ecker Secretary ............ ...... W anda Omwake Treasurer ...... .......... B everly Sour l 1 r i is l 1 i i I STOIW contest, Prince of Peace, Debate, Student Council, Track, and Baseball. While carrying on our daily studies, we looked forward to the Derby that follows our basketball season. It was no effort to make up teams for this event. ln closing this short history of the year for the Snappy Sophomores, we would like to say, Hail, to the Twenty-fifth Anni- versary of our school and congratulations to Mr. Elmer E. Shaw who has served us so faithfully during each of these twenty-five years.

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JUHIORS . ,pf i S32 i IC A Fil 1 THIRD ROW: Richard Miller, Mack Lanning, Charles Russell, Roy Few, Jack Baldwin. SECOND ROW: Kyle Bigham, Dale Yoder, Dick Sour, Dick Sigler, Mrs Cannavan. SEATED: Kathleen Wonderly, Garland Peeler, Bernice Brickner, Kathryn Bachmcm, Eva Jean Russell, Mary Elaine Few, Margaret Haughn, Ann Kassing. CLHSS HISTOHV Usually the Juniors are a pretty busy bunch of kids , and we are no exception. We could always be seen rushing around, hurrying to get a task completed. No- there was never a dull moment for us. To start the year out with a bang we presented our class play before a capacity filled auditorium, This built up our treas- ury considerably. We helped sell 'conces- sions at the basketball games and ice cream at the noon hour. The Juniors could also be seen around the neighborhood, attempting to sell Christ- mas Cards. We ran up against stiff com- petition-the Seniors. We are very proud of our class rings which we received in November. The Juniors made a good name for them- selves on the basketball squad. We had two cheerleaders this year, also. In addition to basketball we were well represented in the different organizations of the school, such as Y-Teens, Hi-Y, FHA, and FFA. As usual we had representatives in the music contest, Operetta, One-Act Play, the Prince of Peace Contest and Debate. The Junior-Senior prom, which was held on May 3, was sponsored by the Junior Class. We made great progress this year under Mrs. Cannavan's supervision. We are all looking forward to becoming those Dignified Seniors . CLASS OFFICERS President ...................... Kathleen Wonderly Vice-President ...... ....... M ary Elaine Few Secretary ........... ........ G arland Peeler Treasurer ........ ..... A nn Kassing

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FRESHMEH l THIRD ROW: Billy Byers, Billy Pankhurst, Neil Hatfield, Lawrence Stump, Donald Fell, Marilyn Mulholland, Robert Hill, Betty Bricker, Berneil Saum, Mrs. Noderer. t SECOND ROW: Alfred.Tolento, Dan Cessna, Duane Byers, Wayne Lejeune, Anna Filliater, Zelma Kissling, Joyce Kern, Viola Hammer, Betty Gamby. I SEATED: Betty Smith, Mary Lou Shaull-, Rosie Sceko, Katherine Fernbaugh, Regina Saalman, Lewis Kimmet, Martha Payne, .lim Stark, 'Gerald Findley. i CLHSS HISTDRV September 3, l946, found us back in good old Jackson-Liberty ready to start our high school career. . September 6, we had a quiet initiation, and l do mean quiet for a change. This was all right with us, but the rest didn't think so much- of it! We had a fair share in the activities of the year. Four of our boys, Wayne Lejune, Neil Hatfield, Duane Byers and Ray Thax- ton participated in basketbal.l. Betty Brick- er and Zelma Kissling were in the Prince of Peace and Dramatic Reading Contests. Marilyn Mullholland, Betty Bricker, Zelma Kissling and Bill Pankhurst were in the Mu- ' sic Contest. ' I We were also represented in the Y-Teens, FHA, FFA, and Hi-Y. We wish to express our appreciation to Mrs.. Noderer, ,our Advisor, for her co-op- peration with us this past year. We are looking forward to being recog- nized as the Snappy , not Sappy Sophomores next year. - CLASS OFFICERS President ,...,.................. ...--.Wayne LeJeune Vice-President ........ ............ J im Stark Secretary ............. ...... A lfred Tolento Treasurer. ...... ........ D uane Byers