Jackson Township School - Saxmuri Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

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NROLLMENT HITS NEW RECORD 3 Wins Way ington Semis TO . ' .— Ko tn. k, ' v!.s h to enter ili-. ' Hunl- y Baskelliall Tonrna- nals !ast nifiht, roUl- 6-19. MarkK-ilpfr-Jitftl -48 and Clr;ir i.Yc. k Creek 39-37 in iho t plfi tixS;iv- hrfoi ' he sf mi,- Rame card Inniul iJippiis nsainst ilnnt at R-31 ' . Aridr.- vs ;ui;i at 7:1.1 and tUrr Ck ' ar Creek nifct in teat of Uie nighl. ttiU be stJiged to- rtiDon and the finaJs NEWGOAGHIS IRISH HOPE TO OPTIMISTIC KEEP OP STRING [ Team Clicking ni Pract ce Shawhan Says , KDirORS NOTF T 8 1b ihe ninth n a scrlee o[ 1 st lee on ibe Hunungion cu iQt h feh school bftHkfclbaJI icamn bi The Roanoke tjtoncwalK ire cHiWliiB in pTSClIco ac-co ding to f of ' V ' -F.L-b Robert ' =lh3 h ' lue tor ft goofl seat-on tjje 5riuu tl htt shown io (ko SPFsJon sin e On aity bearing, Ccaeh Sbawbiii ii iii.ii seaBon with ihi . Nrk. ' hing oxptrlen g j. ' Sinnl wberp he r ■.;ihle record of abo ihe Roanoke te m Inns under blBi thin rbi-oe men loft trrj tii-et -nrlng (bat ran 14 aeafton record and rranb Loe 1 ;. J, Richards, i ;ix fool ont, are I I g ea h la tei a on. . i.|..|.-...,,,hy :- i.-.-.l ins hec k ' : ' -p]iv4 inUTcsfinj; •M-Tien she .stf harri ed !ini-s cnmini; into e must change her and ihink feas about s nf c-i hi; h.iii ; ' .vi-iufil At Home Scbediiletl for tt aloug with the retui Carl JsckBOD. a Lawrence Reed Crawford, Sam Be, .-iiiB and Arthur X starting Une-aft about tJie five foo ■when they go on ilbeir flrat foe. I i her 2. The StonfiWall yeaj- have three s jaoiorF, nine sl jiboian ■rrestimf ' ii wurkin uut a week on ilie ha dw i T ;hard fur a bt-iib on the team ii e hVayne PpJd. FY«i Shatter Vta ne jMeClore, Rwlnwy J iitt Dannv iMnrkloy. Dick rarai. n Ja K ' Ini i imons, Clerry KanEtiiaQ Joli Hlb- ' j [bert, Oernid Miiklej stantcrv Kent, Stanl ' .v Snuth Ron.i! 1 Beav i [er. Totrinv Th niaP tnd Pa d THE SCHEDULE i Nov. 2, at LtUQCatlf-r 111 1 Ci iren if (1 r 1 d p id It r 11 ail a Tl nil f uhcn tic P n t ft HI 1 f equ o ; Te t lot)f J ; and pi Iti Prtl p nk 1 -L A m ! E S

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We, the class of 1952, dedicate this Saxmuri to Mr. Charles Crum, our long suffering sponsor, in sincere appreciation for the time and effort he has given us. Mr. Crum has shared with us our successes and our failures. His firm hand and understanding attitude have smoothed the road for us many times. His wise counseling has guided us in many momentous decisions. Although Mr. Crum has many other extra-curricular activities, he has been very generous to us with his time. Charlie ' ' is a classic example of the truth in the old saying, When you want something done, ask a busy person. Contents GlaUeA. , . . Pcu 5 SfiJMii . . . Pcufe 29 AdUiMjUeA, . . Pcufe. 39

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Class Officers Prisident, E. J. Richards Vice-Pres., David Schnepp Secretary, Katherine Hartley Ti ' easurer, Don Law SAM BEAR The worst wasted of all days is during which one has not laughed. that MAX GROUSE Every Man has business and desire, such as it. is. PAT DILLMAN Happiness is a perfume. You can ' t pour it on others without getting a few drops on yourself.