Jackson Township School - Saxmuri Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

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Ted disagrees with adults. Charlotte has hands full. Lonnie plays hero. SUDDENLY WE ARE ACTORS With time, work, and the patience of Job, the junior class had its first taste in the field of dramatics with their presentation of a three act comedy, “Bolts n Nuts.” The juniors soon realiz¬ ed that the presentation of a play wasn’t too easy. Co-operation and determination were the two ingredients needed to make the play very successful. Row 1. Mrs. Merckx, Linda Butler, Charlotte Clark, Cynthia Smith, Gloria Utterback, Janet Beaver, Carmen Simon. Rote 2. Rick Rice, Roger Sunderman, Alan Williams, Perry Collins, Lonnie Thorne, Bill Quiekery. 8

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AND WE ENJOY IT Even school cant be all work and no play; Roanoke is no exception. The various activities which go on during school or in the evening give students a chance to relax and kick up their heels a bit. Dances, ball games, concerts, fish frvs, skating parties and banquets are a few of the “extras enjoyed by students. The Roanoke Dance Band provided students and teachers with many enjoyable hours of good music and dancing. The fad of the year was the twist, as demonstrated here by two old pros, Linda and Gary. Happiness is mirrored in Cheryl Caley’s smile as she is crowned queen of the Sweetheart Dance. 7

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Shown here is the entire senior class, al l of whom participated in the three one-act presentation. Villain Marty John and helpless heroine Connie Butler are shown in a scene from The Widow’s Plight. IS WELL RECEIVED SENIOR VARIETY SHOW the finest high school presentations in this area for recent years. Between act entertainment was provided by the girls sextet. Above: Hero Bill Carman extinguishes fire. Below: Mike Farrell and his bride-to-be, Colleen Lund. The senior class presented its final stage per¬ formance in October in the form of two one- act comedies and an old fashioned melodrama. Local critics hailed the variety show as one of 9