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

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OUR SClH00l - ' l l ,Figiggys if' ilfllflg all, 'Q ,.,i13.1.....w M Twenty-five years ago our school was built. Its builders fashioned it with bricks, mortar, and stone to make it strong and durable. lt has stood the test. During those twenty-tive years many people have entered it, have given their contributions, and have gone oft into the world. There were teachers who came to pass their knowledge on tor these students. Organizations sprang up. Some organizations died, and others strengthened and flourished. l wonder just what story these walls could tell. Triumph-sorrow- joy-defeat-all are .needed -to make up a strong character. Jackson has had its share of each. There were years when times were hard and victories were few but the school still shone through. lt weathered these slumps as it had weathered the stormy winds. A - Yes it was built strong with mortar, brick and stone. But the joys and sorrows ot its students haveimingled with 'these to give the building an aspect of life. lt forms a picture that will be carried forever in the hearts ot its students. A - ,mfs ,j .1 . y

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DEDICHITVIOII To Mr. Elmer E. Shaw we pay tribute for his twenty-five years of unfailing service as a teacher in Jackson-Liberty School, During these twenty-tive years that he has been in our school, he has had our well-being foremost in his mind. His smile and wide understanding of pupils and their problems have made him a favorite among teachers. l-le has willingly been a teacher and friend to many, many students who have come to him. ' , So to Mr. Shaw, respected, beloved, and honored through- out the whole community, we proudly dedicate our annual.

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