Jackson Township School - Saxmuri Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

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mm R 2 0SM H jmjl i ' Bm Bw ' MSSa Kl i SJ K jtKf f lS if S HI B HHHHEM K l SII HRHH aH ' yki | HRs| 2C Hr B B ' ' jhbhHHI B B ' ' ' nHn H ' j B d Vi (i In Memoriam CHARLOTTE ORR, our classmate, deceased December 27, 1946.

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Foreword Build today, then, strong and pure. With a firm and ample base; And ascending and secure Shall tomorrow take its place. — Longfellow CONTENTS Faculty - 6-15 Sports 16-29 Features - - - 30-47 Classes 48-73

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oLJedi tic cation We wish to de dicate this book to our two belcved senior faculty members: Mrs. Jordan and Miss Kemp. Both these teachers are teaching for their last year at Roanoke and will retire in the spring. Miss Kemp, the first grade teacher, introduced us into our school career twelve years ago. Her hair is now a great deal grayer due in large part to the trials and tribu- lations of the child prodigies who entered in 1939. She gave us the basis of our edu- cation — a task which exacts the utmost from the reserves of patience, kindness, intelli- gence, and ability in a person ' s character. We feel this gesture is the least we may do to show our appreciation of a person we ' ll never forget — Miss Kemp. Mrs. Jordan will leave on the same day as our class-finishing the last of long years of faithful service. She taught us Latin, English, gecmetry, and arithmetic, but though these may be very helpful in our future careers, she has taught us, by precept and ex- ample, a subject which is far more important — that of wcrth-while living. We wish them many happy and enjoyable days in the years that lie ahead.