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

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wendy G. H. Kettler, B.S. in Ed. Oakland City College Heidelberg College Bowling Green State Univ. Social Science, Art 'E'-il ' ...nw Betty lean Huff. B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green State Univ. Music Kenneth Bowersox, A.B. Findlay College Ohio State University Science, Phys. Ed., and Health Mina Murphy Bowling Green State Univ. Tiffin Business University Miami University Commercial Courses K:,' .. , wk , K .V L Q ..i. i ii L. . ff, , ., I 3 39+ 5 3 W ,J A Lois Stafford, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University University of Wisconsin Massillon Commercial Institute Bowling Green State Univ. English, Speech, French Wanda Cramer Bowling Green State Univ. Mathematics Raymond Bricker, B.S. in Ed. Ohio University Rio Grande College Bowling Green State Univ. Phys. Ed., English -..:- ' '. ' 7 if---- -vim.. .... -' if U. gt .,, -'rg Q t 4 , r is Q if r ,pf 5- va: jj : ii? ,sii i .,. f. ft gf' Q lean Bick, B.S. inEd. Bowling Green State Univ. Mathematics, Home Economics X.. ':, I 4' . if g F .. ' L L- 1 rf - yi: gt: '- . 2 if f ,xf1'Wm' 51. , it g fg.1gqvs?5.-, ' i 'J T' ,, H QL ,tl U Azztsff 2, L 3' 'Rf igav-,gg Clifford Shreve, B.S. in Ed. West Virginia Univ. Potomac State College Agriculture

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wloerinfenofenf Seniors: The following are a few thoughts for the class of 1956. l. Have faith in God, your fellowmen, and yourself. 2.. Commencement means to begin learning not to stop. -- 3. It is better to wear out than to rust out. 4. Great men gave more to the world than they received. 5. Success cannot be purchased, it is earned. We hope life will be kind and generous to each and every one of you. e-Mr. Fisher FRED O. FISHER B.S., M.A. in Education, Business Adminis- tration, Huntington College, Bowling Green State University, Mathematics, Commercial, English, Social Science. vinci oz Seniors: In a few days you are to receive the diploma given to those who have completed the course of study out- lined by your school officials. My congratulations to each of you for this accom- plishment. In the tiles of Iackson-Liberty School remains a re- corded record of your accomplishments while here. I hope it has been your best effort, Before you lies an opportunity to apply the know- ledge and skills that you have learned here. In writing the remaining chapters of your life your principal wishes you much success. Your Alma Mater stands ever ready to help you. l look to your future with high hopes. 'Mr' Shalt' mmm E. SHAW B.S. in Education, Ohio State University Bowling Green State University, Heidel berg College, Social Science, History, Math ematics.

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gmc! of glofvacafion LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Alice Kettler, Clerkg William Holman, Royal Harrison, Pres.g Forrest Iones, Vice Pres.g Edward Kisabeth, Carl Snyder. One of the most important positions in our school system is the position oi a member of the Board of Education. Although they serve without pay, except for token expense money, they spend many hours in deciding the complex issues that arise in providing the building's equipment, teaching staff, and' employees to make good schools in the Iackson-Liberty School District. To them we give our thanks and hope they will receive some remuneration in seeing the graduates of our school make good use of the education that was received here. To these men We are extremely grateful for their time and efforts to make our new addi- tion and the rest of the school, one We can be proud of. We the senior class of 1956, wish to extend a sincere thank you. Congratulations to the class of '56 of Iackson-Liberty High School We, at the H CS M Bakery are proud of our Young Citizens of Tomorrow. The education cmd learning that you have received in your school will GREATLY AID YOU IN THE BIG DECISI- ONS OF LIFE Ahead of You. Faith in God, and higher learning will keep America Free COURTESY OF THE H G M BAKERY Bakers, at Delicious Breads and Pastries, delivered to your door. WHEN IT'S BREAD, YOU BUY, BUY THE BEST, BUY BUTTERNUT Fremont, Ohio Federal 2-4431