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

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Mamiko brings bit of Japan to classmates Bicycling, once confined mainly to the annual Little 500 fund-raising event in May, became a means of transportation for some and an invigorating pastime for many others. With the Valley Wheelers, a cycling club sponsored by the South Bend Recreation Department, junior Marty Frash pedaled 100 miles in a one-day scenic trip. Horizons broadened in other ways. Mamiko Shiraishi brought a continuing taste of Japanese culture to her family, the Wilsons, and to Jackson. She found that America ' s teens, dating, and clothing styles are similar to those in Japan. TAKING TIME to rest at the Little 500 are Mark Buffin n and Rick Christy. On his bicycle trip, (top) Marty Frash enjoys Potawatomi Park scenery. End- of-the-race exhaustion shows on senior Chuck Goodman ' s face (right). 14

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Giving shows, playing roles takes ' genius ' Too bad all the creative genius that went into pep session skits, football half-time shows, and swimathons did not always manifest itself on report cards. The band stepped out at the Fort Wayne Dwenger game with a Women ' s Lib show. The Homecoming pageantry helped make up for the loss of the football game on Oct. 5 to LaSalle as Principal James L. Early carried out the traditional crowning of the Queen, and the court rode around the field in the most magnificant cars the Booster Club could find. At the Homecoming pep session, an English class studying The Spirit of Comedy provided a take-off on a Cheech and Chong record, Football Jones, with Dean Bassett singing soprano. Combining salesmanship and show biz with their athletic ability, the boy and girl swim team members raised money by swimming laps in the Jackson pool, sponsored by fellow students and members of the community. Rick Rosenbaum raised $75.50 by swimming 200 continuous laps of butterfly. BUTTERFLY SWIMMER Rosenbaum is caught in mid-stroke at the fall swi- mathon. COSTUMED FOR THE ROLE OF THE dominated woman, Cathy Ogden por- trays Dolly in the band ' s Women ' s Lib show, Hello Dolly. 13

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WIELDING CHOPSTICKS looks easy when foreign exchange student Mamiko Shiriashi demonstrates. BOOSTER CLUB PRESIDENT Kay Cline speaks at a school pep session. 15