Jackson Township School - Saxmuri Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

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Students At Roanoke High Tlie Student Council was organ i .i ' d in J952 and consisted of two student representatives from each of the upper six grades. Since tlien it has supphed RHS with two vital aspects of school life— self-government and fun. The small fee charged each student enabled the Council to bring about a closer relationship between faculty and pupils, and also to provide many interesting assembly programs for the student body. Students especially enjoyed seeing Jack Rank, the colorful Shakespearean actor, the Koehlers and their trampoline act, Lou Gaeta, the falcon trainer, and Louis McBride, the ma- gician and ventriloquist. R(g if— Neil Yant, Lana Witherow, Ellen Simon, Ste e Dager, and Mike Farrell carefnily seleet the assembl) ' programs for next year. Bottom Ze i— Delbert Smith seems to be enjoying watch- ing Louis McBride cut off Ed Ross ' s hand. Bottom right— Jack Rank portra)s one of the characters in Shakespeare ' s plays. ' K ' : 29

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s»Hsaigsa«(a»Biaw MJi-Mw.Ju )» i :- ' Programs Lighten The Hours For Rig if— Student council officers ire Steve Dager, ice president; Neil Yant, president; Sandra W ' ohlford, secretary. Center— Members are first row. Linda DeWitt, Susun ' e!x-:t, Lana VVitherow, Ellen Simon, Steve Ness; second row, Mr. Crum, Arthur Chenoweth, Phil Rice, Steve Dager, Ellen Staples, Sandra Wohlford, Neil Yant, Mike Far- rell. Bottom Icft-FA-ic Forst h;)unces up and down on the trampoline as other stvidents watch. Bottom riglit— Jim Gay holds Jerry Koehler above him durins; the Koehlers ' act. 28

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ww e awma aw Mrs. Williams demonstrates the proper way to finish a seam to the girls ' 4-H officers, Sandy Schenkel, Cindy Hartley, Sandy Oswalt, Ellen |o Merckx, Ann Am- briole, Cynthia Smith, Pat Oswalt, lanet Beaver, Judy Schenkel, and Ellen Simon. Girls ' 4-H gives girls the opportunity to learn the basic skills of homemaking, such as bak- ing, sewing, crafts, and home improvement. During the summer girls give demonstrations, take part in planned recreation such as games and songs, and occasionally tour factories or other places of interest. They also plan a trip each year to Long Lake, for a day of swimming and picnicing. At tiie end of summer all members who have completed their projects mav take a trip to the State Fair at Indianapolis with the group by bus. 4 ' H Qirls Have Busy Summer Days First row, Mrs. WiUiams, Toni Collins, Jo Lynn Hartley, Linda Cartwriglit, Karen Simon, Kathy McNamara, Katlileen Pequignot, Ann Ambriole, Cheryl Brewer, Barbara Coe, Coleen Myers, Mary Sumney, Jean Williams, Judy Schenkel. Second row, Karen Jennings, Carol Schocff, Rita Hughes, Margaret Cumbey, Ellen Simon, Ellen Jo Merckx, Sandy Schenkel, Joan Harnishfeger, Julianne Jones, Pat Oswalt, Jane Smith, Susan Gruesbeck, Lana Witherow. Third row, Judy Beghtel, Charlene Jennings, Rit.i Edwards, Myra Cor 11, Susan Fisher, Donna Rollins, Sandy Oswalt, Janet Beaver, Carmen Simon, Cynthia Smith, Cheryl Bandelier, Delores WiUiams, Pam Swaidner. Fourth row, Donna Horine, Sandra Wohlford, Donna Rice. Qn- ' r- % i-A -FVViT 7 T. ' I ' - . 30