Jackson Township School - Saxmuri Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

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Are Discussed Just what makes people tick? Why do we do the things we do? These and numerous other questions were the basis for discus- sions led by Mr. Crum, instructor for a new- ly added course, psychology. The year was rounded out with a semester of sociology in which we examined many of the social aspects of daily life. Panel discussions and group participation made these courses both stimulating and informative. Mr. Crum ' s psychology students listen attentively to a lecture. Sociology class members study plans for that dream house each some day hopes to own. Page 13

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PasL PresenL and Future Classes in social studies are varied and chal- lenging. Television provides students with up-to-date information, films, and pictures. The remaining time is devoted to discussing notes, questions, and, of course, tests. In government students not only receive a well- rounded idea of U.S. democracy, but study everything from the stock market to the communistic system. Mr. Everitt shows Rita Hughes the location of the Balkan countries in Eastern Europe. World history is one of the three courses taught Seniors are hard at work reading in government by television. l g i ' - ' -l c«f - f%i r5-T : S 1 Page 12

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First year typing students are attempting to de- velop the perfect touch form. Phil Rice, Dan Jackson, Donna Rollins, and Vickie Winters are focusing their attention towards Mr. Pelton ' s accurate ledger in bookkeeping class. Richer Lives Through Better Business Whether they ' re toiling with a bookkeeping assignment and find out that their balance sheet doesn ' t balance, or typing vigorously only to find, that their fingers are on the wrong row of keys, students are trying to improve their business techniques and vo- cabulary. We ' re all fortunate that R.H.S. has spacious rooms, modern equipment, and capable teachers to instruct the students that quality is like a dollar bill; it pays off in the end. Patsy Cornett, Patty Crow, and Gale Brown are cornputing figures on the adding machine. L. Page 14