Jackson Township School - Saxmuri Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

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COUNCIL DISPLAYS DEMOCRACY IN ACTION The Student Council at Roanoke Higli School was especially active this year. Many worth- while changes may be credited to this leading organization. Among the council ' s many proj- ects were locker inspection, the new suggestion box, chartering of school clubs, planning of as- sembly programs, election of cheerleaders, rec- ord hops, and cake raffles. Pliil Betzold displayed and explained many sample, ' underwater life. Two assembly programs this year were Lynn Blo.xom and Green ' s Circus. Lynn Blo.xom demonstrated man ph ' sical phenomena. During Green ' s Circus man ' t pes of li e animals perfonued. Student Council Members are: Rolf 1: Mr. Cnuii. sponsor, Ellen Jo Merck.x, secretary, Lonnie Thorn, president, Ste e Doepker, ice president, Linda Butler. Rolf 2: Mike Dennis, Bill Collins, Steye Eisenhut, Eric Forst, Sharon Tucker. Mari l -n Schoeff, Ruth Ann Hnrine, Susan Grucsbeck.

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HOBBY CLUBS LOOK TO FUTURE Members of the Future Farmers are; Ron 1: Allen Williams Rice, Harry Sumney, Larry Stenzel, B0I3 Rice, Arthur Dibble. Wayne Scott, Roger Rice. Row 2: Mr. Farley, Phil The Future Farmers of America Organization is made up of boys interested in farming or a career in the field of agriculture. Members took part in county judging of grain and livestock, and they went to Chicago to the International Livestock Show. To earn money they sponsor- ed a donkey basketball game between the Vol- unteer Fire Department and the members of the club. A camera club was organized this year by Mr. Smith for students interested in photog- raphy. The purpose of the club to to help students learn how to take good pictures and how to develop them. Through their efforts the school and the Saximuri staff will have trained and experienced photographers. Members of the camera club are Donna Harnish, Susan Gruesbeck, Bill Collins, Mr. Smith, sponsor, Richard Dillman, Ted Hughes, Perry Collins.

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BOOSTER CLUB AROUSES ENTHUSIASM Rote 1: Alan Simmers, Chervl Brewer, Margie Delmuth, Linda Butler, Cheryl Bandelier, Charlotte Clark, Cynthia Smith, Janet Beaver, Linda DeWitt, Rita Lambert. Rotv 2: Mike Dennis, Patty Lesh, Bonnie Click, Barbara Coe, Linda Crow, Jane Smith, Lana Withcrow, Myra Corll, Donna Harnish, Vivian Vebret. Row 3: Doug White, Colleen Myers, Ruth Ann Horine, Patty John, Jo Lynn Hartley, Mary Delmuth, Connie Lund, Carol Schoeff, Pani Swaidner, Julie Jones. Row 4: Greg Jeffery, Debbie Winters, Karen Burkhart, Karen Jennings, Rita Hughes, Margaret Cumbey, Karen Simon, Patty Crow, Anne Ambriole, Tammy Truitt. Row 5: Charlene Jennings, Janet Simmons, Clare Lvnch, Linda Lesh, Rita Edwards. N-E-V-E-R— Never catcli our man! Tlii.s is one of the many new yells the cheerleaders taught the Booster Club. Before many of the games the boosters made large and small signs to decorate the halls to urge the teams on to victory. Green sweaters were purchased and worn to the games. Sweatshirt sales and a rec- ord hop were sponsored by the booster club to raise money for their treasury. Each booster club member did her part of upholding the school spirit before the games, and veiling tlie loudest during them, to sliow the Stonewalls thc - were backins! them all tlie waw Booster Club officers are Cynthia Smith, I inda Butler, Lana Witherow, Pam Swaidner, |anet Bea er, and Tammy Truitt in front. 28