Shakamak High School - Shakamak Yearbook (Jasonville, IN)

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NN fl 9 . ACADEMICS. Academics 5. ci is not just the three R's. It is research, art, business, economics, free reading, government, home ec., journalism, literature, music, quizzes, sociology, trig, and much more. AIDES. There are library aides, office aides, elementary aides, and teacher aides. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Good morning, I'm Donna Griffith and here are the morning announcements. This is a familiar way of letting every- one know what the day's happenings are. Sometimes the news is good, and sometimes it is bad, but it is always there. AUDIO VISUAL. A.V. - it is important and necessary. lt involves tape recorders, record players, projec- tors and perhaps a good looking worker, like lay. BlLL'S TEXACO STATION Firestone Tires, ,, Minor Re airs, Tune gps 205 East Main Iasonville Indiana ADKINS BURNHAM Creative Photographers Art Supply P.O. Box 3001 Terre Haute, IN 47803 Phone 877-1221 South of Poplar Street on Highway 46 I07

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APPLICATIONS . The kind of applications that seniors like to fill out are the ones that the college accepts. ART. Art is a means of expressing one's self. Some people express their feelings on paper and others on windows. AWARDS . Rick Bell and Max Husband received superior ratings in Class I in the state finals of solo and ensemble con- test. This is a first for Shakamak's chorus. 9 . 5' C4 BALLOONS . Before the basketball sectional, which was held at Sullivan, varsity ball players found their lockers filled with balloons. The cheerleaders decorated for games also. BANQUETS . The Jr. High athletic banquet was held at Coalmont. Over one hundred students attended and many received some kind of awards. The high school athletic ban- quet was held in the high school cafeteria. Mr. Enicks was the master of ceremonies. Girls and boys between their fresh- man and senior years were awarded trophies and letters. Students who received trophies at the athletic banquet are as follows: Standing, left to right: Lu Wasnidge, senior varsity cheer- leading awardg Becky Fougerousse, Varsity volleyball sports- manship award: Darsi Mowery, highest point average, Kim Marlow, varsity basketball free throw percentageg Trice Clark, varsity basketball most improved playerg Ann Hudson, varsity basketball highest point averageg Peggy Caddell, B- team volleyball most consistant server, and Beth Enicks, B- team basketball most improved player. KNEELING, Left to Right: Gary Marshall, varsity basket- ball free throw percentageg Scott Green, B-team basketball most reboundsg Bret Lewis, varsity basketball most reboundsg Kriss Miller, B-team basketball free throw percentageg Mike Hudson, varsity basketball leading scorer and cross country most valuable runnerg Jim Shacklett, freshman basketball most rebounds . 108 F 2 ,,, W fy 0.