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19 - THE BLACKBOARD - :- 51 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Advance High School Gymnasium May 3, 1950 .- 8:00 P. M. Processional-Jackson Township Band . . . . . . Young America -Weber Invocation ........................ ........ R ev. J. C. Coons Jackson Township Band .... . . . Organ Echoes --Hayes Introduction of Speaker ...... . . . Mr. Harold J. Caldwell Address- The Possible You . . ......... Rev. C. M. McClure Jackson Township Band ...... . . . Song of the Rose -Weber Presentation of Diplomas ............... ..... M r. Harold J. Caldwell Vocal Solo ...... . .............................. Miss Roberta Ratliff Mrs. Ruth Smith, Accompanist Open My Eyes to Beauty ..... Gustav-Klenn Ave Maria ............. ...... S chubert Benediction . ............ . . . Rev. James McKowen Recessional .... .... M rs. Ruth Smith
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- THE BLACKBOARD - DEDICATION The Senior Class of 1951 dedicates this year's annual to the men of Jackson Township who are in the armed forces. We are proud of them and realize our debts to them.
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19 - . THE BLACKBOARD - 51 TRUSTEE AND ADVISORY BOARD 1 t Left to right-Kedrlck Newton. Walter Pickering, John Spohr, Trustee, Frank Clampitt cstandingl. Isn't it funny that princes and kings And clowns that caper in sawdust rings And common folks like you and me Are builders for eternity? And each is given a bag of tools A shapeless mass and a book of rules And each will make ere life is flown, A stumbling block or a stepping stone. I do not know the author of the above lines, but feel he has expressed life as it is for each of us. Maybe we will never be a prince or king, but we will certainly be common folks. Common folks like you and me make up the majority of the people in the world today. Each of us is given a bag of tools and a book of rules. It is entirely up to us to use our tools and rules to the greatest advantage to ourselves, to our State, and to our Nation. May it never be said that we were a stumbling block, but always a stepping stone. May we never lose sight of the fact, that in no other country in the world have the people the right of freedom and liberty to use their talents, as in our own free America. We, in Jackson Township, are proud of our schools, churches, homes, and community. Together we will always succeed. As Trustee of your Township, and my Township, I have pledged my- self to see to it that we continue to be proud of Jackson Township. I hope to use my bag of tools and book of rules to your greatest advantage. There is no such thing as a hopeless situation, just the people who grow hopeless about it. John E. Spohr Trustee, Jackson Township
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