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

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Executive Head VICTOR C. WOOD Principal S. KENNETH SOLLARS Seniors: Nearly a thousand years ago a man in Persia wrote, The moving finger writes and, having writ, moves on- in describing our inexorable march into history. Each year at graduation time we are struck again by our ability to share common thoughts with 'a man dead for forty generations. True, it certainly is, that this class will leave and many others will come to take its place. Yet each class and each individual leaves a mark on the school and every person in it. ln concluding his thoughts on this matter, Omar Khayyam said, Nor all thy Piety nor wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a line. Nor all thy tears wash out a word of it. The best of luck to the class of 1960. May the writer of history be kind to you. Victor C. Wood Seniors: During this particular phase of the World's History, many problems confront all of us. Some of them are new ones which only the very finest training and research can solve. Our hope is that all of you have received an educa- tional background which will enable you to understand and participate intelligently in the rapidly changing pres- ent and future. You have been a part of our lives these past four years to such an extent that your future and ours will be inseparable. We will share in your ioys and sorrows, and in your achievements and disappointments. H We wish the best of everything to be your lot and may God be pleased with you. S. Kenneth Sollars

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P. T. A. if tlr, , E- ' Q 'Z -2 1 ggi l H W Anna Snyder, Treasurer, Lea Souder, President, Yvonne Weissinger, Secretary, Ray Smith, Vice-President. BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Alice Kettler, Clerk, Herbert Ritter, President, Royal Harrison, Vice-President. Standing: Victor Wood, Executive Head, George Evans, Ed Kisabeth, Norman Swais- good.