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

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7 1 Class Breaks Tradifion With New Prom 9He Held amidst an atmosphere of beauty and excitement, the 1970 Junior Prom will hold lasting memories for many. Decorations re- flected the theme, Sounds of Silence, and Eddie Knight and his orchestra provided the music. For the first time, the Junior Prom was held outside the Jackson gym, at the Morris Park Country Club. The highlight of the evening was the introduction of the court and the crowning of queen Marilyn Reasor. Mr. Eugene Hudson was the class sponsor. LINDA SHORTZ and Ken Drake leave their wraps with coat check girls Hope Heemstra and Sally McDermott. MARILYN REASOR poses proudly after being crowned queen of the 1969 Junior Prom. 15

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' Happy Fridays ' Herald Coming of Weekends Getting away from the hectic life was a prime goal for JHS ' ers. Weekends were anxiously awaited for dates, relaxation, or a much needed time to finish off a term paper. During football and basketball seasons, Village Inn, Barnaby ' s, and Pizza Hut were frequented by Jackson sup- porters after the games. During school hours students could forget homework for a while at lunchtime or in creative classes such as art. With a large per cent of Jackson ' s populace living outside the city limits, many owned horses and other animals. BAREBACK RIDING in an open field is invigorating exercise for both Sue Heaney and her horse. JEFF TROEGER and Nanette Lutes enjoy the natural beauty of the Elkhart Conservation Club. ISOLATION CAN BE achieved in even the most crowd- ed of study halls. A student becomes engrossed in Mad ' s version of the heroics of General Patton. 17