Jackson Township School - Saxmuri Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

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THESE PEOPLE ASSIST US A school is like a car. It has many parts, all working together to make it go. A smooth running school, like the one we have, requires top-notch parts properly func- tioning to make the trip through Education Land a pleasant one for those aboard the Education Express. Not only does it require an excellent conveyance for this excursion, but alsc a skillful driver which we have in our principal, Mr. Hinton. The driver must be aware of all the chuckholes which appear in the road to education, and maneuver around them. The cooks are Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Crow, and Mrs. Jackson. Their as- sistants are: seated, Charlotte Arnett, Galen May, Nona Whitfield, and Joan Von Holten. The rural students have Claud ' Tribolet, Marion Rice, Dale Lahr, Harold Thomas, and Ed Quickery to thank for transporting them to and from school.

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Our principal ' s right hand man, who is not a man, but a girl, is Mardelle Bear, the school secretary. If you go to the li- brary to get a book, no doubt one of the librarians in the pic- ture at the left will check it out to you. Thev are: kneeling. Paul Wohlford, Wayne Bodenhamer, and Norman Balliet. Standing, Marilyn Terry, Donna Truitt. Mrs. Hudson, and Janice Sheets. Guarding the chil- dren ' s safety are Steve Smith, Mike Farrell, Roger Ar- nett, Mike Smith, and Tom Hughes. The school ' s custo- dians are Marion Rice and Clem Piekard.

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