Jackson Township School - Saxmuri Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

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s enior history We Seniors have much glory and honor among students! Really though, we went through much the same as the underclassmen are doing now-ah-days. Since we will be leaving this good ole school, we are setting down the facts on paper so we will be remembered. How we started out as first graders and got to be Seniors should never be told, but we have no choice. Here is how it all happened: One sunny morning in August on the 29th day and in the year of 1940, some little children marched into the first grade, only to give their teacher one good headache. This was the class of 1S52 being exposed to knowledge for the first time. A few have never gotten completely over the shock of learning. That first day will linger in our memories for a long while. We were tim.id, shy and plain scared. Miss Kemp soon put an end to our worries and began her task of educating us. After teaching us all she could, she gladly passed us on to the next educator. In our second year we learned to write. We also learned why most school rooms need more than four corners. This year we started to get rather restless, and naturally we got into trouble. Alan Moore had to sit in the hall with Eugenia Steinbach ' s nigger doll. We absorbed as much as we could and took it with us to the third grade. Miss Kyser was the next teacher to be burdened with us. This year went smoother (Continued to back of book)

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JERRY SHATZER ' leasure can undo a man at any time, if ielded to. WILLADEAN SONNER Patience — in patience there is safety. U ' U. iC i yJ ' ■ - z - JEAN ANN TRIBOLET trong reasons make strong actions. HAROLD WOHLFORD For fools rush in wliere angels fear to tread. 11

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tlL s We, of the senior class of 1952. bestow upon the juniors our ability of getting along togetlier and the honor of being called a Senior. Betty Thome wills to Danny Flora her driver ' s license for future use. Kate Hartley wills her ability to keep her own t hings on her own desk to Marsha Burdoine. Sam Bear wills his affection for a certain sophomore girl to Jack Simmons. Noel Reed wills his ability to sing in the boys ' quartet to Thomas Murray. ■VVilladean Sonner wills her temper to Gloria Lanistoffer. Shirley Husband wills her ability to tell the teachers just what she thinks, to Loretta Hoffman. Mary Pinney wills all her Crosleys to Carl Clark. We hope you won ' t have too much trouble with them. Don Law wills his good looks and charming ways to Richard Carman. Louis Berry wills his ability to tell jokes to the teachers to George Hill. Jerry Sliatzer wills his ability to get a d.fferent car every six months to Sandra Patten. Carl Jackscn wills his athletic ability to Mona Lue Tribolet. (Continue to back of book)