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

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Jackson Hobbyists Discover Satisfaction The interests of Jackson students a re as varied as the students themselves. Individuals use their abilities in recreational and creative fields. The arts of crocheting, hooking rugs and decoupage are among their productive ac- complishments. Others find diversion in active sports. Hunting is a favorite with many; scuba-diving is a hit in warmer weather. In- deed, anything people enjoy — sewing, yoga, karate — is fair game for invasion by talented JHS ' ers seeking fun and relaxation. The time- honored pursuit of girl-watching and boy- hunting, however, were unchallenged, despite multiplication of other amusements. ON A CRISP FALL afternoon, Chris Hall and Gary Moon hunt for small game. SCUBA DIVER Steve Freeman demonstrates his skill by making a good entry into Eagle Lake. 12

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Grow in Awareness, Win Right to Vote in 1971 IL TIS IMVdlff SOU fl R fefl 4 Jackson students reflected the growing hi V» « W ITIClffl vUUlll Dti livj awareness of young people nationwide, as the) became involved in problems such as fnin V 1+ . I .1 f% S.T.A.R.T. (Students Taking Actum to Re f lilllSIf IC wOL ' f.-; Kt cycle Trash) which collected bottles, cans, and w O ' •■IW mm 0 ■ glass to help recycle valuable wastes, and I fiff ' C Mnl n If President Nixon ' s ninety-da) wage-price ■ ' «ftC fl freeze. The ratification of the twenty-sixth amendment gave JHS ' ers eighteen or older the right to vote in the 1971 November elections. The Urban Renewal Plan scheduled for com- pletion in 1974 will provide for a new post office, a downtown mall, and large scale apart- ment complexes. Other area improvements in- clude the widening of Ireland Road from Miami Street to Michigan Street, ground- breaking on the Scottsdale mall, and cable-tele- vision which brought far-off channels to St. Joseph County. SENIOR Maureen Miller assists her uncle, Jerry Miller, in his campaign for South Bend Mayor. UNDER THE URBAN Renewal Plan old buildings are being destroyed to make room for new projects. ECOLOGY-MINDED Joe Kocy helps prevent pol- lution by pedaling to school every day. 11

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in Decoupage, Scuba-diving, Girl-watching USING A CANDLE flame to achieve ultimate con- centration, Debby Lohman and Marty Mallory at- tempt to look into the future. BREAKING THE BOREDOM of a summer after- noon, Karen McCarthy (above) works on decoupag- ing a jewelry case. Also employing her talents. Stella Gallegos (left) completes a hook rug. 13