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

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Seniors of '48 CLASS OFFICERS i L 5' Y gig: Yes, - . - A V if . g.. I 7 . 1 i 7 iii w iisliii fix aj t is ,Ir . . as i A S' sgvgggg, at .. .. , ' t'l'Zf'19? f Dick.Sour Ann Kas 1 ggvl President Secretasyng R tame 01' F fy E 'dent Tr ew Malice Pres' easufer Graduation VVords can hardly express the feelin s of , g our class as graduation approach About two-thirds of I - ' - - es. tit lift of each one of us has b een spent in school. Gradua tion will trulv be a milestone i , n our lives. Beginning with that evening, when we take our places on the stage in long, solemn looking robes, our lives will be, largely, what we want to make of them. Up until this time our class has been a unit: after commencement, our histories will be written in twenty-one separate books. VVe hope that all of us will be able to write interesting, happy, and useful stories. VVe hope that, as the ink dries, we will not feel that small blots on the pages of our lives, ruin the whole book. It is the next page that counts, It is the next page which we have to look forward to. Joy that we have finished the foreword of our book with some small degree of success . . . sorrow that so much is already behind us . . . regretful of our mistakes . . . thankful for our friends and good times. These are some of our thoughts of graduation.

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STUDENT BODY

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MARGARET HAUGHN Known to most of us as Margie. Seemed to be the only one who could operate the mimeograph. Pretty blue eyes and a pleasing smile. Likes to dance. DICK SOUR Our class president. Also pres- ident of the Student Council, F.F.A. and Honor Society. Knew his parliamentary rules. Wants to attend Ohio State. One of our first five. Probably the busiest in the class. RICHARD MILLER The class artist. The News- hound would have felt lost without him. Has an interest in a brunette employed by the Review Times. To know him is to appreciate him. Always willing to help. KATHLEEN WONDERLY Acquired the nickname of Honey early in life. Very popular. Could usually be seen with Pat. Was one of our Cheerleaders for two years. Has a special liking for a certain Senior boy. Nice look- ing. KYLE BIGHAM Noted for his dramatic abil- ity. Went places in music, too. Blonde and blue eyes. Editor of the Newshound. Liked a good time. Depend- able. Also Brainy. Could argue. JOYCE LONG Kept us entertained. Has a definite opinion of what she likes and what she doesn't. We heard from her quite often. Wears a sparkler on the left hand and is proud of it. Well liked.