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

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This Was the Year of New Directions . . . SOMETIMES the plate lunch line did not move in any direction. Lorene Huston waits to pay. THE SCHOOL PRINTING program got un- derway as drafting classes printed the first football programs. In Academics 10 Student Life 30 Activities 38 Athletics 54 Album 70 Advertising 110 Index 124

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With Building Completed, IN ACADEMICS it was easy to get behind, especially for a senior with several extracurricular activities and a part time job. Bill Mains finally faces the inevitable. JACKSON ROAD was extended west to Mich- igan Street to accommodate football crowds. THE SCHOOL and the community cooperated in an auto check program which helped South Bend become the nation ' s safest city. Here Pat Burkhart questions a motorist.

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THE MARCHING BAND in their new blue and white uniforms added zest to home football games with their smartly-executed halftime for- mations. Performing at School Field during the Riley game, they were led by baton twirlers Mary Berlakovich and Cathie Collmer. . . And in Every Direction As we returned to Jackson for its second year, we found that many changes had taken place. Replacing the grassless grounds were green shrubs, trees, and lawns, eliminat- ing our flooded entrance-way on rainy days. Behind the school, where a hilly, weedy field and half- built bleachers were last seen, a completed football stadium grand- ly stood. Band and Glee Club members moved from regular classrooms into the new wing specifically designed for their needs. Our schedules showed a broadening in the range of Jackson ' s curriculum. It ex- panded to include such courses as drama, music appreciation, elec- tronics, and ceramics, allowing our special interests to be more deeply explored.