Jacksonville High School - Indian Yearbook (Jacksonville, TX)

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HEAD MAN AT J.H.S This year We had a new PRINCIPAL, and MR. O. G. OSBORN, coming to us with his BS. from Missouri State and his NLS. from East Texas, very capably filled the position. In a very short time he was as well loved and as much a part of us as if he had been at J.H.S. for many years.

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THEY WERE ALWAYS HELPFUL MRS. J. M. TOLAND, SEC- RETARY TO THE PRINCI- PAL, will always have a special place in our memories. It was to her we went for admits and just about anything else we needed. She was always tops on everyone's list. For those of us who had problems, MR. ROY HANNA, who was our COUNSELOR at Jacksonville High School, was always ready with sym- pathy, advice, and football tickets. His lively sense of humor and constant good spirits, combined with helpfulness, made him one of the students' favorites, both as a friend and as an adviser

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THEY Each year Mrs. Toland is assisted by high school stu- dents who each work in the office one period every day. This year these OFFICE WORKERS had a new duty: that of collecting absentee and tardy slips. They braved wind and weather to collect those slips, as well as spend- ing much time with other office work. SAVED US MANY Al STEP