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

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Our Superintendent . . . Seniors: As representatives of our school and Community, We would like for you: l 2 3 4 5 6 7 .... me g a ms, sf M -- -. yan . ,i To believe in God and dignity of the human soul, To have respect for yourself and for others, To strive for the best performance in any Work which you may dog To be Willing to do more than to meet requirements, To appreciate Working with your hands as Well as with your head and heart, To give service to any community in which you may be a part, And iinally, to hold dear the ideas and ideals which we hope are yours as students of Jackson-Liberty School. -Mr. Sollars Qur Principal . . . -f ey .,,1- :f,sffe,gg:sQ,. .. S eniors: S. KENNETH SOLLARS B.A., M.A. in Education Admin- istration, Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio State, Chemistry, Physics, His- tory, French. . .. me os-Q-,,,,,.,,,, I .. . :. : l':55'::, 2351-silly A 'M '1PE 'A f .- . 1 its . Fife it xx wi Y-fa x, rf 1:-37.7 ffggg isfg, fs- '- f its I : +5 Ei ' 1 3 sl , t 1 , V ' V, '. -wilvsxk ' 5: K A uf if ', , :igs X I! t 'lisp-1' f E453 Q ' .,,,.p-,rs-Q-H 1, 55 . K W r - , ,tif , n - V v ' v . fl' 155 1513? 'V :' Qi-1 H 1363? .5111'f:fii55755felf 4 ELMER E. SHAW B.S. in Education, Ohio State University, Bowling Green State University, Heidelberg College, Social Science, History, Mathe- matics. For twelve years you have been Working toward your goal-namely graduation. You should now be pre- pared to take your place in the adult world. Your years in school have been a preparation for the tasks you are about to assume. In some of these tasks you will succeed but in others you will fail. In success your teachers will rejoice with you, in your failures we Will sympathize with you. However, We Will never lose faith in you and will always stand ready to help you. Many tasks beyond the call of duty will come to you crying to be solved. Assume your fair share and con- tribute your best effort toward the solution thereof. Your principal Wishes you success in your chosen field of endeavor. Good luck! May God bless you. -Mr. Shaw

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Qur Board of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Alice Kettler, Clerk, William Holman, Royal Harrison, Pres., Forrest Jones, Vice Pres., Edward Kisabeth, Carl Snyder. No place in all the world is education so free and so generously offered to so many as in the United States of America. This did not just happen, but was the result of a long iight to gain free education. First came the free elementary school, then the free grammar school, followed by the high school, and this followed by the free state universities. There had to be many champions of the cause of education. That work is now being carried on in large measure by our Boards of Education. If you wish to find a community in which education is on the march, you search for a community where good men will serve on the Board of Education, men who have the good of all the community at heart. In rendering decisions, the good board member considers all angles-the pupil, the parent, the teacher, the janitor, the bus driver, the administration, the taxpayer, and when the evidence is all considered, he makes his decision in the light of what is best for all. We at J ackson-Liberty are fortunate in that we have good men who are willing to be the guardians of our school. Mr. Jones has served us well for many years. Mr. Harrison is in his second term. Mr. Kisabeth, Mr. Snyder, and Mr. Holman are serving their first term. Mr. Harrison, Mr. Snyder, and Mr. Kisabeth are graduates of Jackson-Liberty. Board members, we appreciate your good work and wish you much happiness in carrying on your important task.