Jackson Township High School - Blackboard Yearbook (Jamestown, IN)

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19 - THE BLAcg-BOAELD 52 SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS I V A y. . , , 5, K Left to Right-Mr. Earl Ray, Mr. Laurel Jones, Mr. Howard Owens, Mr. Morris Ashley, Mr. Bob Owens, Mr. William Huffman. THE FIRST FLIGHT The first night of school steps toward a successful direction of human equipment and conduct is the years that are afforded your children in the Jackson Township Ele- mentary School. These experiences provide an important formulating foundation for later stages of educational exploration. Such experiences, when emotionally and in- tellectually accepted, are learned to the degree that they are lived. The Jackson Township Elementary School is a community institution. What it is and what it does are determined by the people of this community. Through legally con- stituted channels of government they construct and equip building, select and employ teachers, dx the length of the school term, and decide the age at which children enter school and the age at which free education ceases. Bonds, budgets, salary scales, and other progressive movements are educational elements that are responsive to a com- munity's action. A school is no better or no worse than the people make it. Of all the factors which influence a community's educational program none is more important than the vision and attitudes of the people themselves. We, the faculty of the Jackson Township Elementary School, are agreed that our function in teaching is to guide the experiences and the educative growth of children in the direction of the accepted purpose of elementary education. We recognize that this community expects for their children the perpetuation of the American Way of Life, the development of new ways of social behavior, fashioning a creative role for each in- dividual, a generous and lenient cooperation with other developmental factors, and the responsibility for those aspects of child growth and development that may be neglected. We, too, are proud of our share in the beliefs and concerns of our society for the preserva- tion of the general welfare, the civil liberty, the consent of the governed: the appeal to reason, and the pursuit of happiness for tomorrow's adults. As elementary teachers, we are glad to be a part of an educational program where children may live as children. We are happy to provide, wherever possible, those ex- periences whereby the children may find satisfaction for their needs and interests. We enjoy watching children grow strong. We are proud to serve friendly people who are concerned about their children and their children's schools. Mr. Kenneth J. Fletcher, Prin. Mrs. Savor Norris Mrs. Marjorie M. Harting Mrs. Jennie Hankins Mrs. Alta P. Stephens Mrs. Edna T. Ross Mrs. Mary J. Rohn Mrs. Maude Ross Mrs. Helen H. EV8,IlS

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19 THE BEQQQKBACLARD 52 ELEMENTARY FACULTY - we-v,,,. ,Q ' .' fi. , A 'H' we we gP 1-N-Q - 'rv Front Row-left to right-Mrs. Maude Ross, Mrs. Marjorie Harting, Mrs. Savor Norris Mrs. Helen Evans, and Mrs. Edna Ross. Back Row-Mr. Kenneth Fletcher. Mrs. Mary Rohn. Mrs. Jennie Hankins, and Mrs Alta Stephens. ADVANCE SCHOOL BUILDING 3... Q ' AN- -f ew- N-Q1 ,M

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