Shakamak High School - Shakamak Yearbook (Jasonville, IN)

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MUSIC. Seniors in music are kept warm by chorus award sweaters and band award jackets. fLeft to Righty Esther Byarley, Debbie Cooprider, Phyllis Lifford, Cathy Gibson. ROW 2: Gary Marshall, Don Gibson, Chad Cantrell, lay Slater, Tom Fry. Jim Winfrey, Mrs. Bell. ROW 3: Joe Faught, Keith Myers, Rick Bell. Band Jackets, ROW 1: Kay Boldrey, Laure- lann Bledsoe, Debi Hardesty, Darla Salesman. ROW 2: Terry Wisehart, Don Scott, John Sagarsee, Brian West, Rick Bell, Jay Slater. ? l NEWSPAPERS. Fridays are busy for Cindy and Debbie, when they sell the school paper, SMOKE SIG- NAL. NURSE. Mrs. Lynne Rotman is the school nurse for elementary, middle school, and the high school. One can catch her somewhere between schools, if she isn't too busy . OFFICE. The superintend- ent's office is busy and quiet, while the front office is often crowded and loud. OPEN HOUSE . Open House this year was a great success. Parents and visi- tors had a chance to sit in on their children's classes. Classes only lasted ten minutes. OPERETTA. Swing Choir this year performed an operetta called PISTOL PACKIN' SALLY.KSee CONCERTS, SWING cHo1R7 y Q PARADES. Parades are about the best free entertainment that can be heard or seen. fSee FLOATS, HOMECOMINGJ 1 f n F gg X A 7 xg. fl Q QL' 5 1 . W 144

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