John Marshall High School - Gavel Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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For Those EDUCATION IS A SERIOUS BUSINESS . . . Young people have no doubt about the future. As ,America grows, they meet its challenge. In all departments can be seen a serious acceptance of work and a recognition of the dignity of that work. Behind-stage may be found a young man eating a hasty lunch while he takes a last hasty look at the day's assignment. A football player may be Worry- ing about the plays he will make . . . but that is a part of education. Several hundred serious minded students each day take advantage of the up-to-the minute T-V classes in the auditorium. There is an air of confidence and eager- ness in every area.

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Dedication For her personality which has gently touched each one with inspiration for better life through better education- For many years of positive, constructive guidance, fine teaching, dynamic leadership and dedication to work with young people- For being a devoted and loyal friend and a perfect embodiment of Hconservative-modernism'i- For always looking toward NEW HORIZONS The staff of the new annual, representing the entire student body, respectfully dedicates the 1963 GAVEL as a warm and sincere tribute to MRS. BESS JENNINGS 'That heart so free -and hand so strong! Hear, Lady, yet a parting word OUR LADY OF THE LAKE