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

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Charles Hatfield Eunice Murphy gf A !r Q. ' 'tt '!2s,w,i,QX 4 '21 45 Clona Phillips Qne ol our two bluefeyed blonds . . . Very quiet . . . Came to us trom Hopewell-Loudon back in her lunior High days . . . usually seen with lean. . . Stayed busy keeping the latter out of trouble . . . Kept her thoughts a deep, dark secret. O? nl' lim Stull Tall, dark, and-ah, yes, girls . . , Artistic and elegantftwere speaking ot his art Work and his clothes? . . . Iust loved to tease . . . Really could get those balls off the backboard . . . Could look oh, sooo innocent . . . Had a smile to remember. lust Chuck to us . . . Another one ot our Varsity boys-held down the guard position OK, too . . . Lots of music's stowed away in that boyehis work in the quar- tet proved that . . . Seen reading in class now and thenfbut 'tweren't Economic Geography! wifi' nl- Colettcr Scherger Our other blond . . . Always ready for a good giggle or a good time . . . Could she guard in basketball! . . . Chipped in and did more than her share selling concessions . . . Interest- ed in typing and commercial studies-might even go to TBU. Shur'n she has a good, old Irish name now . . . Sometimes so quiet you'd never know she was there . . . Stuck close to the typing room, majoring in the commercial line . . . Murphys a charter member of the bunch, being with us all twelve years. Icnnes Ponn Claims he knows a little about a lot of things-esay basketball, parliamentary procedure, even his old car . . . lim was always willing to helpfespecially to sell candyelsay . . . do you supp . . . no, we trust you Iimll 1 fi- is-. 'J' ? . - , 7: t 1 P ll? fmf., fl' 'fat . X Q fl 'rw ,yi 'J-Q if wt A ' 2

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Wayne Baker Eulalia Reinhart Q vf xdklg, -gum 41 'Q is 'MN viz A ' ix il x 5 A Vondale Swaisqood Brains of the class . . . Kept Var- sity boys informed on basket- ball percentages . . . Always doing something-acting, de- bating, orating-loved to argue with Don . . . Definitely knew what she liked and didn't like. fAsk Catherinel Iohn Briakner Our confirmed bachelor . . . Al- ways quiet but not idle . . . An answer from Iohn in Democracy usually got us back to earth . . . Had the strength of his convic- tions, but never forced his opinions on anybody . . . Still waters run deep . . . Likes Chi- cago. Loves 'em and leaves em . . ah, tl'1at's Wayne . . . The smooth, good-looking fellow with too many girls . . . Nice voice . . . Had a car that held together . . . Pet diversions: coon hunting and late hours . . . Blames all weaknesses to lite with five sisters. The girl with the big brown eyes . . .One more who spends lots of her time in the Home Ec. Department . . . Wherever Eu- lalia was a blond Iunior fellow wasn't very far away-fhmmm, waybe there is something to ,-Q ble -Q' .R I st .- that Home EC. after all, huh, Eulalia?J Beverly lean Sour Sweet and lovely tdon't take he. name literally? . . . Bev to some of us, but Shorty to most of us . . . diminutive musician . . . She's dreaming of becoming a concert pianist in some not too distant day . . . A smooth cheer- leader. lim Snyder Sometimes glad, sometimes sad, sometimes mischievous,- - -but never bad . . . Kept us en- tertained for twelve years--and wouldn't take a cent for it either . . . Got a car his Senior year . . . Why, he even helped rebuild the telephone line! sqm 'Quahv ' H16 GW . ,. :V Q :Q yn qkgv V 1 4 ' It is Ht .f . 5. K JY- 'TW QQ! -iii' ' ' 4.01.

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Lurelle Loomis 43' 0 Dave Hill Doesn't like to commit himself . . . Noted for his evasive an- swers . . . Turned actor in his Iunior year-did all right, too . . . Dark red hair-never no- ticed too much temper . . . Dave likes things cold-with perhaps a touch of Frost Chmmmh?l lean Kern One of our Senior girls' basket- ball champs-those backboard shots from close-in were her specialty . . . Migrated to Kan- sas from Bradner in time to be another green Freshie . . . Took good care of Clona for four years. 'QV Luey to his friends and that takes in a lot of people . . . Had an elusive imagination what am an imagination! . . . Busi- ness Manager on the News- hound-but always had to dou- ble as Hmimeograph slave . . . Beware!-he's another future Einstein. Nate Colwell Rain is dust, and dust is dry: life is short, and so am l . . . dis Nate really got aroundeno thanks to the Chevie . . . Palled around with Martin, Snyder, and Ponn . . . Thinks the English language am the most amazing thing! task Mr. Bricker? Marlin Flagg Kansanite from way back . . . Had an old car that got him places-say Meadowbrook, for instance . . . We hear square dancing there is his favorite pastime . . . Also developed pic- tures for a hobby . . . Ever hear about his squirrel hunting es- capades? Class Colors: Blue and Silver. Class Flower: American Beauty Bose. Class Motto: Tonight we launch, where should we anchor. 13