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

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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.

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K' U! f g,, 1 Lz'k Loren Stumpp-President Everybody'spal-and all Kate's . . . Probably the most popular guy of the bunch . . . Sure knew his way around with a basket- ball . . . Always handy with a joke or tall-tale about Gibson- burq . . . Seems to like Fords and being stubborn. Lxnlf 'ti il.. Wanda Omwcxke-V. President The essence of independence . . . 'Quite involved with red -tfavorite color,4kept Y-Teens and Paul out of it, and often sees -you take it from therel . . . Where Omwake Was, plenty was . . . When somethin's gotta be done-see Omwake! Kathleen Coleman-Secretary Typical Irish colleen - tbut swears she's Gerrnanl . . . Her ways of friendliness will take her far . . . Wielded the gavel in Student Council and Y-Teens . . . Apt cheerleader three years . . . Kept one-filth of the Varsity well inspired. Patsy Cunninghcrm-Treasurer Held the reins in FHA . . . Pat really made a name for herself in the field of Home Economics . . . Our latest addition to the cheerleading squad . . . Looked mighty cute as Queen of the Prom her Iunior year . . . Saves lots of thoughts for the Navy. Don Ecker Versatile is the word . . . Our bombastic debcrter, orator, and actor . . . Would make a good politician . . . Could tand wouldl argue about anything- usually won, too . . . Talks a lot about the big brother . . . Look- ing toward OSU. Catherine Kellar Those eyes . . . That personality . . . Cassy always managed to keep busy fdebating, acting, and editing the Blue and Gold . . . So proud oi her lrish ances- tors . . . Favorite author'?ffAh, Louis Bromtielcl . . . Thinking seriously oi making teaching her career. Hi' 'Q' ,. Z?' E 'UFS if GI