Andrew Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Contributed to Culture PREPARING the hoop that opened the La Salle-Jackson football game, John Rozow adds charac- ter to the Tiger ' s head. The art department produced signs and posters to help boost the Jackson spirit. TIM PUCKETT and Chris Shady are keeping busy in art class, or are they? GLEE CLUB, Front row: Barry Narragon, Laura Mahank, Jessica Leonhard, Craig Moore, Carolyn Haag. Kathy Thornton, Don Reinke, Ron Moore. Kay Durkee. Myra Deepe, Sue Miller. Terry VanderHeyden. Greg Nail, Medarda Chizar. Pam Parsons, Roger ToUe, Tami T inters. Don Griffith, Bonnie Damon, Linda Grossnickle. Second row: Jim Stults, Linda Sharp, Chris Mahnke. Sylvia Smiley, Don Phillips, Margie Alberts, Ken ' an. Sue Pitzer. Jim McGhee, Dale Anderson. Mark Demaegd, Cindy Swartz, Louise Leach. Chris Medlock. Don ' olfe. Doug Engstrom. Michelle Zelones, Crystal Pope, Pat Nuner, Marcia Bradberry. Third rote: Doug Johnson, Sue Collier, Pam Newman. Quincy Erickson. Jane Simmons. Pam Kline. Nancy Mueller. Joan hitfield. Ann heeler. Kathy Coney. Kathy Miller. Karen Mac Quivey. Sarah York. Carol Molnar, Elizabeth Hunnewinkel. Kristina Jones, Mike ' Wilson. John Goodspeed. Cathy Kocy, Sue Umbaugh. At the piano is Linda Wallen. 25

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Art Classes and Glee Club EVERETT GRIMMER molds in clay the face of Miss Franci Campi, Mr. Thomas ' s student teacher. CLAY HEADS are examples of the creativity and talent of Jackson art students. As most students were still tumb- ling out of bed, the 60 members of the Jackson Glee Club assembled in their special classroom for morning practice. Under the direction of Miss Ruby Guilliams, they rehears- ed for assemblies and various com- munity programs. The group sang for such events as the Jackson Dedi- cation, the Christmas Assembly, WSBT ' s Afternoon Show, PTA Council Founders Day Banquet, and Baccalaureate. Added to the art curriculum this year were classes in ceramics, sculp- ture, painting, commercial art, and graphics. Art students formed their own heads in clay, designed covers for the student directory and year- book, carved linoleum blocks for original prints, shaped bowls and vases on a potter ' s wheel, and filled the halls with colorful art projects. MYRA DEEPE was Anne Laurie in the musi- cal Around the World in Eighty Days. 24

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Band, Orchestra Played in Soundproof Rooms First hour was practice period for band and orchestra. During this time, the band prepared for con- certs and the State Band Contest where they received a superior rat- ing in their first year. The orchestra, directed by Mr. Dean Bentle, had six members in their first year. They practiced for the Glee Club accompaniment in the Christmas assembly and for con- certs with the band. The instrumentalists, along with the glee club and drama students, occupied the rooms in the audi- torium wing, last to be completed. Part of the orchestra room was still being used for storage this year. ' - ik::sr;s DESPITE THE CHAIRS piled halfway to the ceiling behind them, Betsy DeCroes, Ginny Colten, and Linda Spalding practice in the new orchestra room. 26