Jackson Township School - Saxmuri Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

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LihrarianSf Saxmuri Staff The tasks of the hbrarians are not always easy. Not only must thev keep an eagle eye open for torn maga- zine pages, but also must play detective while tracking clown missing books. After carefully rex ' iewing arious volumes, Mrs. Hudson selects a niunber of them to be added to the shelves of ths librarw Many frantic moments were spent in publishing the 1960 Sa.xmuri. Students became accustomed to flash bulbs popping in their eyes, urgent bulletins advising them to make your down payment today, and mourn- ful wails of I ' ve lost that yearbook ad. The password to enter any classroom became, say cheese, as under- standing teachers patiently submitted to the interrup- tions. The common ailment of staff members was ulcers, as deadlines approached too rapidly, and work was com- pleted too slowly. Then, to the relief of all, the last page was finished and the Saxmuri went to press. Joan Foster checks out a book for Bob Rainwater. Librarians are Pam Ehin, Ronnie Piatt, Jerry Simmons, Ellen Staples, Sandra Wohlford. Mrs. Hudson, .Man Cumbey, and Joan Foster. 26 t

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A joue— First graders exhibit tlieir dancing ahilitii Peter Rabbit. flig if-]im Thorne, Gary Deardiiff, and Diek Bvall dram- atize the famous lianging of Jolm Brown ' s Body. Be ou;— Participating in the crowning of the queen were Jerry Simmons, Roger Gordon, Anita Moore, Gaylan May, Jolin Johnson, Linda Crow, Carol Lynch, .Kent Klepser, Re. Paul, Linda Runyan, the queen, and Nor- man Balliet, the master of ceremonies.

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Need More Hours In A Day flig if-Sandy Rice and Diane Latta arc kept busy tyi copy. Center left— Last minute correetions are hastily added to the diminiy in the jani-paeked art room. Center rig if— Photographer Neil Yant wonders how ;;ueli an innocent-looking camera could make so much work. Bottom— Staff members standing are Jerry Simmons and Ruth Ann Gass, circulation managers; Ed Ross and Ruth Ann Bodenhamer, co-editors; seated are Neil Yant, pho- tographer; Mrs. Hudson, advisor; Nancy Swihart, busi- ness manager; Jean Stabler, photographer.