Jackson Township School - Saxmuri Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

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CHOIR SINGS AND SWINGS 8 The choir members appeared this year in the new robes which they had hopefully worked for. The attractiveness of the robes was excelled only by the sound from the choir. Directed by Mr. Walker, the girls gave local residents some very enjoyable occasions. The choir’s participa¬ tion in the Christmas concert, spring concert, and the County Music Festival exemplified the girls’ ability to sing, and sing well. Not only does Roanoke have a choir with merit, it also is blessed with two fine choral groups, the sextet and quartet, which sing at various school functions. These groups work vigorously and spend many hours singing for churches throughout the area. The District gold-medal and state silver-medal winning girls’ sextet members are: Joyce Pace, Linda Jacobs, Sandra Wohlford, Mary Sagers, Bonita Sunderman, Colleen Lund, and pianist Janet Beaver. Row 1. Bonita Sunderman, Diane Merckx, Linda May, Kay Scott, Patty Dennis, Ann Zent, Janet Beaver, Gloria Utterback. Row 2. Joyce Pace, Diana Devine, Colleen Lund, Sandie Oswalt, Rita Sue Lambert, Ruth Hitzeman, Sharon Gibson. Row 3. Connie Butler, Anita Moore, Donna Rice, Linda Jacobs, Sandy Wohlford, Pat Oswalt, Sandra Hinen, Mary Sagers. 1 E i 1 t 1 f A. ' jd jjK JT Wi f 1J- t • 4 if E ' ; £ : •■HI fd ■ $ ' £ ■ Ktetef i 1 1 it. ' . ' , 1 i i V (I fli V. f 1 IB 4 f £ y. , j , |}fv| ' • i-h 1 4 • ■ q mSwt • t- V J 1 I JS ; pi . ' 4 M i I • ■ i 1 1 ai t 1 -i l ;: » • j ' jjp -yg ? vP E “Ei m ’ n

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Row 1. Sandy Wohlford, Mrs. Hudson, Mike Farrell. Row 2. Colleen Lund, Marty John, Liz Henline, Connie Butler, Donna Rice, Mark Welker, Steve Smith, Tom Rod¬ gers, Perry Collins, Janet Beaver, Jo Delmuth. SAXMURI STAFF WORKS MANY LONG, HARD HOURS JACKSON TOWNSHIP srnnni tf any person ever doubts; the fact that there are still sweat and blood laborers, look in on the Saxmuri staff at work. Here one sees the editors in their desperate attempt to beat the deadline. Writing copy, taking j}ictures, planning layouts, and proof reading are a few of the jobs that have driven weaker editors and advisors into complete madness. The problems finally give way to pride and a sense of accom¬ plishment as a brand new edition of the Saxmuri comes off the press. Donna Rice, Connie Butler and Marty John rush to meet the deadline. 28

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BAND MARCHES MUSICALLY THROUGH ANOTHER The Roanoke band brought home the honors with another excellent performance this year. Under the skilled direction of Mr. Walker, students who are musically inclined have a fine opportunity to develop their talents. Ball games, concerts, and music contests were a few of the programs which reflect the hours of work needed to produce the proper results. At dis¬ trict and state contests the band groups were rewarded for their efforts with the highest pos¬ sible ratings. Row 1. Keith Langston, Marty John, Pam Swaidner, Charlotte Clark, Rita Sue Lambert, Karen Keefer, Martha Gibson, Lana Witherow. Row 2. Cynthia Smith, Sandy Schenkel, Gloria Martz, Ann Ambriole, Tim Abbet, Richard Hinton, Lonnie Thorn, Steve Smith, Ricky Hartley, Larry Williams, Steve Eisenhnt, Mary Gibson. Row 3. Ellen Jo Merckx, Myra Corll, Susan Fisher, Charlene Jennings, Donna Jean Horine, Susan Grues- beck, Carol Sehoeff, Jo Lynn Hartley, Vern Thorn, Roger Sunderman, Bill Gruesbeck, Myron Husband, Roger Colclesser. Row 4. Julie Jones, Randy Rice, Colleen Baur, Karen Simon, Lisa Kreienbrink, Ellen Simon, Ruth Ann Horine, Don Hines, Bonita Sunderman, Dave Latta, David Ritenour, Tom McPherren, Bob Bonner, Carmen Simon, Mark Welker. Ro .v 5. Mack Walker (director), Fred Bodenhamer, Perry Collins, Donna Harnish, Vivian Vebert, Karen Jennings, Cindy Hartley, Linda Butler, Colleen Myers, Jim Thorn. Saxophone trio: Ellen Simon, Don Hines, Bonita Sunderman. Members of the clarinet trio are: Marty John, Lonnie Thorn, Keith Langston. 30