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

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English classes can encourage creative ideas FOR A DEMONSTRATION SPEECH, Jay Moeller- ing tells the class tiow to make a pizza. IN AN ENGLISH panel discussion Tom Overgaard, Carol Rosemeyer. and Randy Floyd explain Greek science and mathematics. THE CAST takes a curtain call after The Ugly Duckling, a play that nobody saw — except mem- bers of other South Bend Com- munity school drama depart- ments. The Jackson participants in the All-city One Act Play Festi- val were Tim Boocher, Jane Mer- riman, Chris Anderson, David Leary, Laurie Nelson, Mike Fodroci, and Larry Wechter. The performance Jan. 19 was directed by Mr. Kauss.

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mr « wish the hours were shorter so that I could take more subjects ' Vickie Custafson

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English IV Is like eighth grade English, only four times harder. (Scott Denning) Once you ' re an upperclassman. everything goes essay (Paula Moses) The harder I try to write, the harder it becomes. (Chris Anderson) In speech everybody has to participate; you can ' t hide in a corner (Julia Gates) In dramatic production you can work on your own without having a teacher constantly hounding you. (Jenifer Brown) Before this year I had never heard of semantics, let alone know the meaning of it (Bill Dodds) People use gobbledygook because it sounds important, and it sticks. Soon people don ' t know what other people are saying (Eric Smith) I ' ve learned a little about sentence structure, as long as It doesn ' t get complicated and as long as I don ' t have to analyze a long sentence. (Patty Geisler) Journalism is having your paper graded by 1400 teachers if it gets into the Old Hickory (Jim Haney) I was listening to the news commentator tonight and I fully understood what he was talking about. That ' s an accomplishment for me. (Nancy Stump)