Jackson Township High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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JUNIORS R. Baranko J. Bates L. Carlson L Carr J. Crumpacker S. Cruz S. Firanek K. Francis K. Francis J. Hanson E. Holmgren P. Holmgren A. Krause H. Link J. Morris K. Nelson L. Nielsen R. Noble D. Parker J. Peterman B. Richter A. Rippe E. Schmidt D. Szymanski D. Trowbridge 21

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CLASS OF “67” MOTTO: We have the key; We seek the goal COLORS: Scarlet and Sky Blue FLOWERS: Red Roses and White Carnations OFFICERS: President --Judy Morris Vice President --Dave Parker Secretary — Robin Noble Treasurer --Rose Mary Baranko THE JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The school year of 1965-66 marked a milestone in the path of the Class of ' 67. We started our Junior year wrth the receiving of our class rings-the symbol of an upperclassman. As Juniors we no longer green freshies inbetween Sophomores, but experienced and responsible upperclassmen. We met many new academic chal- h T“ participated in new realms of enjoyable experiences during the year in our sports and club activities. n ,,, 8 r „ eqUlrement ] S of our academic work, we studied the problems faced by the Romans in Shakespear-s p y, Julius Caesar, worked diligently on our term topics, and completed many difficult assignments. Those Ld ZboirS m v. Algebra 11 Cla$SeS f ° Und themselve s immersed in a world of numbers Students W It Jr year br0Ug an experiment al class, a Psychology Sociology course, for those college bound M h i 3 tlme ' THe °“ e S ° Cial CVent l00ked t0 with 8 rea test anticipation was the Junior Senior the neee!c any hours were s P ent on bake sales and dances which the class sponsored to raise With ahl TJ J f ° r Plans are now bein 8 made for the Senior Trip we will be making next year. Class of 1%7 P experience we hope to make our Senior year a successful and hap fy one for the 20

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MOTTO: We grow as We go COLORS: Red and White FLOWERS : White Carnations OFFICERS: President — Henry Matthys Vice-President--Roger Biggs Secretary — Danny Bachman Treasurer- -Danny Myers THE SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY We who are Sophomores have learned to better adapt ourselves towards high school life. We ' re no longer just the beginning Freshman--we ' ve progressed one step farther on the High School Ladder. We have advanced in the knowledge of our world from the early times to the present. Some of us found ourselves working many geometric problems dealing with congruency, theorms, and ratios. Others chose to build their major around general business or home economics. Along with our academic courses many of our fine athletes have spent hours in practice to better their skills. While the boys were out on the floor or on the field the girls were cheering them on to victory. Our extracurricular activities included a Halloween Dance and a Fish Fry. The money we received from these projects went towards our class trip. A main event in our Sophomore year was the ordering of our class rings, which was the first big step in becoming upperclassmen. Next year we will be planning for the Prom and working towards our Senior Class Trip. Now, we hold the memories of all the fun we ' ve experienced in our first two years at J.H.S. 22