Jackson Township School - Saxmuri Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

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Ahove-The (lueen of the Rhapsody in WhltL- Danc-e and her attendants were Sandy Raines, Tishie Spencer, Linda May, Jean Stabler, queen, Ruth Ann Gass, and Judy Schenkel. .c f-Jean Stabler, Phil Wclker, and Mr. and Mrs. Fisher waltz out on the dance floor. Officers of 1960 Me Nancx- Swih:m. CmoI L iich. Je;ui Stabler. Diane Latta. Ruth Ann Bodenh.uner. and . mta

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First row, Mrs. Williams (standing), Ruth Ann Bodenhamer, Diane Latta, Jean Stabler, Nancy Swihart, Sandy Raines, Judy Dager, Ruth Ann Gass, Carol Lynch, Sharon Gibson, Anita Moore, Diane Merckx, Judy Schenkel, Barbara Wil- liams. Second row, Amelia Hitzemann, Carol Wills, Shirley Stansill, Alice DeWitt, Donna Rice, Sandra Hinen, Patty Dennis, Ruth Hi tzemann, Ann Zent, Linda May, Elizabeth Henline, Cheryl Caley, Tishie Spencer. Third row, Sandy O.swalt, Carmen Simon, Janet Beaver, Cvnthia Smith, Carol Moon, Sandra Wohlford, Delores Williams, Gloria Ut- terback, Pam El in, Gavlan Nhiv, Karen Merckx, Charlene Sagers, Susan Vebert, Carol Householder. Sunshine Society Plans First Christmas Dance S.S.S. sponsor and officers are Diane Latta, Jean Stabler, Nancy Swihart, Anita .Moore, Ruth Ann Bodenhamer, Carol Lynch, and Mrs. Williams. The Sunshine Society was founded for the purpose of making the community a better place in which to live. Any girl in high school may join this organization, which works throughout t ' .ie vear to meet this ideal. Something different was added in a Christmas dance which was based on the theme of Rhapsody in White. The school commerce department, where the dance was held, was decorated to carry out the yule- tide spirit with a beautiful star-studded Christ- mas tree placed in the center of the floor. A Snowflake Queen was elected by the student bodv through penny votes. Money making proj- ects included two record hops, as well as the dance. 20 I.

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Members of the cast were: seated, Ruth Ann Bodenhanier, Nancy Swihart, Jean Stabler, Delbert Smith, Ruth Ann Gass, Larrv Middleton, Jerry Simmons, Carol Lynch. Standing, Ed Ross, Stephen Simon, Diane Latta, Jim Gay, Tom Shatz ' er, Neil Yant, Ellen Staples. Seniors Find A Winner In ' ' Riddle Me Riches ' ' CAST Ed Ross Thomas Taylor Ruth Ann Bodenhanier E.sther Taylor Delbert Smith Chuck Taylor Nancy Swihart Patty Taylor Neil Yant Danny Hudson |im Gay Edmund Davis Jean Stabler Susie Bryant Stephen Simon Bob Callaway Diane Latta Olive Kendall Jerry Simmons Rufus Hill Carol Lynch Adeline Hill Ruth Ann Gass Maria Kay Larry Middleton Sam Wilson Ellen Staples Hilda Sorenson Tom Shatzer truck driver Riddle Me Riches, as the title implies, dealt with contests and contest winners. Egged on h his son. Chuck, Pop Taylor was liard at work on a riddle for the Riddle Me Riclies radio program. Luck favored the Tay- lors when the winners were announced, and the family was in a state of chaos for the next two weeks. Just a few of the prizes were: enough candv to fill a warehouse, an honest-to-good- ness real-live horse, a frisky htter of puppies, a lifetime supply of soup, and enough bright pink house paint to paint the town red ?? Amusing conflicts between Mrs. Taylor and her husbands boss, and Chuck and his girl- friend, added to the confusion as well as ihe comedv. Diane, Nancy, and Jean model their formals prizes in the Riddle Me Riches contest. ihich were Laughs were pro ' ided off stage as well as on. Contributing to these hilarious incidents were the alum-covered peppermint candy treats, Ruthie going beat, and the boys ' dance rou- tines, when the ' practicalh ' tripped off the stage. Man ' long hours of rehearsal were necessary to make the play a success, but with the pa- tience and direction of Mrs. Hudson, the cast came through with a winner. 22 «fc . - a -ii