Jackson Central High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Arcadia, IN)

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STANDING: Mrs. Spidel and Mrs. Hiatt. FOREGROUND: Charles Jones, Duane Hiatt, Ruth Ann Bishop, and Janice Fisher. BACKGROUND: Sue Small, Dave Pickett, Kenny Clark, Fritz Leonard, Virginia Byers and Phil Johnson. 1 tudent Council The members of the Student Council as chosen by the student body were: Fritz Leonard, Kenny Clark, Janice Fisher, and Virginia Byers, seniors, Dave Pickett, Ruth Ann Bishop, and Sue Small, juniors, Duane Hiatt and Charles Jones, sophomores, and Phil Johnson, freshman. The officers elected were: Fritz Leonard, president, Kenny Clark, vice-president, and Janice Fisher, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Spidel and Mrs. Hiatt sponsored the Student Council. Although some time was spent planning various assembly programs, the members spent most of their time composing a handbook that will be printed next year. Another of the Council's projects was planning May Day.

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.Advanced Shorthand Class ROW ONE: Mrs. Melling lstandingl, Barbara Epper- son, Carolyn l-lannah, Vir- ginia Hill. ROW TWO: Wilma Mag- gort, Virginia Byers, Janice Clifford. While the Paper Staff takes care of the editorial part of the newspaper, Mrs. Melling's Advanced Shorthand Class has the mechanical side of it. This year Mrs. Melling has appointed a different member of the class to edit the paper each month. ln this way, each person has the responsibility of seeing that the paper is properly published. These girls also do the secretarial work for Mr. Kennett's office. This consists of typing letters, reports, stencils, ditto carbons, and announcement sheets for both the high school and the grades. SCHOOL REPORTER Judy Thatcher is the girl who sends in the Central news to the Noblesville Daily Ledger, the Noblesville Times, and the Tipton Tribune. Anyone who has seen Judy hurrying around g e t ti n g her scoops can appreciate the time and effort she puts into her job.

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l l Office Personnel F RO N T ROW: Judy Thatcher, Roselyn lsen- hower, Lou Small. B A C K ROW: Virginia Byers, M a r k Ehman, Vonda Worthman, Janet Jacquier. NO PICTURE: Jay Smith. Wouldn't it be nice to have eight secretaries-especially if they were as efficent as these students are? This year's office personnel has added some- thing new - boysl These students do a splendid job of operating the switchboard, ringing bells, running errands, and doing all of the other chores which are connected with the school's office. These are the girls who assist Mrs. Spidel in caring for the school library. It is their duty to have all books in order and to see that all library material is accessible to the students. Each regular librarian is responsible for keep- ing the library one period each day. ln case the regular librarian is absent, an assistant takes over. Librarians FRONT ROW: CSeatedl Sandra Hodson, J a n e Smeltzer, Marieta Beck. SECOND ROW: lSeatedJ ' C a r o I y n Chenoweth, Marilyn Durnell, Janice Clifford, Mary King- solver, Joan Carr. BACK ROW: CStandingl Judy Nickey, Janette Scott, Marilyn Bess, Di- ana Simmons, B e t t y Snead, J a n e t Smith, Marilyn Douglas, Mrs. Spidel.