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

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vu. . ixfff' G. H. Kettler. B.S. in Ed. V Oakland City College Heidelberg College I f.j Bowling Green State University I ' History, Social Science, Art 1 'J-'K '-Q-Q. ra 'EY' Ferne Ccmnavan, A.B. Oakland City College Latin, English Raymond Bricker. B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green State University Sv- Q Ohio University Rio Grande College Phys Ed English Math Marguerite Noderer, A.B. Denison University Music, English, Math. Helen Beachler, A.B. Otterbein College Phys. Ed., Commercial Icy Alice Posey, A.B., B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University Science Verdie Weaver , , , W 3 Miami University - Ohio State University . Y AN Home Economics - 9 1. Q I Mary D. Shreve, ILB. Ohio Wesleyan University Wilcox College of Commerce Shorthand l. gm 3 'Vw lr... ,fd WFT K W 't 'il .un 'S' .A ,- ine 'WN is-.1 . E 1 ' Y i t .A , sV'.il . Y it la t i

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Once again it becomes my privilege to make suitable comment and offer congratulations to the graduating class for your achievements in school. It is my hope that the majority of you have learned to go about your daily living With what may be called the Scientific Attitude: You have an inquiring turn of mind. You hold your conclusions subject to revision in the light of new evidence. You are tolerant towards new ideas and suggestions. You are slow to accept as tact statements that are not supported by evidence. You appreciate the value of applying these principles in living. Good luck and success is my wish for every member of the Class of '49. Uwrs Jizuhczpal, 5-rnvam Um, ' l 4- ' Soon will be ended tour years of association together as a part ot Iackson-Liberty High School. Many of the memories will be pleasant -others less so. Thus will you find lite. Your preparation has been for successful living- secure in a vocation, contented in your home lite-respected in your community-cmd right with your God. May you ever be successful is the sincere Wish of your principal.

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Patfwna, Homer Grove, Melvin Kline, Forrest Jones, Mrs. Kettler tClerkl, Ray Kassing, Ernest Shultz. Members of the Board of Education have the responsibility of providing adequate school opportunity for the youth of the community which they serve. The degree of excellence or inferiority of the educational program in our community depends to a great extent upon our school board. lt is their responsibility to select and employ the type of person qualified to produce a high type of educational program. Cooperating with other agencies, they develop plans to fill the needs and desires of their community. We are fortunate to have the opportunity to select men we feel are capable of carrying out our Wishes to maintain our school program at a high level. We are grateful to the men of our Board of Education who so willingly give of their time to serve efficiently as our representatives.