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

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Mr. Sollars Mr. Shaw SEATED: Alice Kelller, Clerkp Royal Harrison, Presidenh Curl Snyder, Vice President STANDING: Ray Smith, Ed Kiscbelh, William Holman.

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DEDICHTIDH cmd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs cmd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. The graduating class of '58 wish to dedicate this annual to our parents who have shown great interest in us during the past twelve years and made our education possible We dedicate this to you: John Shaferly Raymond Rouser Raymond Kissling Joe McGough Edwin Hughes George Ginnever Clarence Earl Bert Sabo FOREWORD and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs Loren McElhaney Charles Peters Verne Luzader Earl Sayre Harold Ecker Perry Myers Delbert Graber Carl Frisch Mrs. Lillie Nicholson Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Estel Saalman Irvin Steinmetz Clarence Williams Paul Nye Charles Scherger Harry Stahl Forrest Jones As our twelve years of school are nearing an end some of us are happy to leave and others are not. Some of us realize that the twelve years of school may be the best years of our life. We can't remember all of the happy moments at J. L., but we shall try to remember some of them. And as the years go by we hope we can look back at this annual and remember some ofthe good times at J. L. S.

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J. l..SUPERIllTEllDEllT . . J To the Seniors: We hope that our school has given you the proper basis for understanding and living in our complex society. lt is our earnest wish that you continue to have the desire to excel which has been a distinguishing feature of your class. Finally, we would like for you to keep in mind that no person lives to himself alone. Other people and God should have an increasingly larger part in your life. -Mr. Sollars l. PRIllCIPlll . To the Seniors: Your class has been a most active class and your place will be difficult to fill. , While in school you have made many contribu- tions to the life of the school and have been noted for your whole hearted co-operation with those in charge of your activities and education. May you always face challenging problems which will draw out your greatest promise of success- ful manhood and womanhood. May you find happiness and a fair amount of success in any useful work you may attempt and may you attempt your fair share. t Good luck and may God bless you. -Mr. Shaw S. KENNETH SOLLARS B.A., M.A. in Education Administration, Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio State, Chemistry, Physics, History, French. ' f XSL? 51:15 1 1 ggi ' i 1 -i - . K ELMER E. SHAW 8.5. in Education, Ohio State University, Bowling Green Slate University, Heidelberg College, Social Science, History, Mathe- matics. G