Jackson Township School - Saxmuri Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

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Staff Members Proudly Produce Saxmuri Co-Editors Bob Kleps er and Steve Doepker, along with Junior Editor Don Hines and Advisor Mrs. Hudson, meet for one of their frequent consultations. The Saxmuri Staff of 1964 are: Seated, Vivian Ve- bert, Mrs. Hudson, Steve Doepker, Linda Jacobs. Standing, Pam Swaidner, Donna Harnish, Susan Gruesbeck, Lana Witherovif, Sandy Schenkel, Donna Horine, Julie Jones, Don Hines, Steve Wohlford, Vern Thorne, Bob Klepser. Page 24

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Club Enrollment Tops Fifty Members Jackson Township ' s Four Leaf Clover Club started out on the right foot and went all the way. The girls chose what entries they would make, gath- ered materials they need- ed to create an excellent project, and then worked steadily to complete it. This is one of the many clubs that proves to its members that quality is far better than quantity. FRONT ROW: Ellen Jo Merckx, Bonita Sunderman, Cindy Hartley, Sandy Schenkel, Ellen Simon, Pam Swaidner, Sue Gruesbeck, Lana Witherow, Beverly Eitenour. ROW 2: Kathi Beck, Trudy Swain, Sue Williams, Carolyn Click, Anne Witherow, Renita Hughes, Vicki Beck, Nita Thorn, Sally Utterback. ROW 3: Mrs. DeWitt, Jean Willams, Anne Ambriole, Kathy McNamara, Dave Hoover, Doug White, Bob Hoover, Charlene Langston, Coleen Bauer, Jill Williams, Barbara Husband. ROW 4: Sharon Tucker, Rita Hughes, Lynn Kreamer, Jean Wolfe, Marilyn Schoeff, Theresa Edwards, Debra Latta, Mona Wiley, Mavis Myers, Patty Ambriole, Judy Burton. ROW 5: Cheryl Brewer, Marianne Orr, Brenda Rice, Sally Elliot, Connie Lund, Carol Schoeff, Jo Lynn Hartley, Coleen Myers, Candy Hartley, Tonya Swain, Ann Chesterman. Roanoke ' s 4-H Junior Leaders are: FRONT ROW: Steve Doepker, Bob Klepser, Steve Wohlford. ROW 2: Pam Swaidner, Ellen Simon, Sandy Schenkel, Anne Ambriole, Carol Baker, Coleen Myers, Susan Gruesbeck, Cindy Hartley. Page 23

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Time goes rapidly during the school year, but when there is a deadline to meet, it goes even faster. No matter how hard the staff worked, it seemed that there was still more and more to do. Mrs. Hudson kept busy, too, check- ing work progress and copy for those little errors in spelling. Finally, with a sigh of relief, the deadline of April first rolled around. Now the staff could impatiently await the fruits of their journalistic efforts. Saxmuri Queen Tammy Truitt gathers up books and other needed articles for her next class. Steve Doepker crowns Tammara Truitt queen of the November Saxmuri Dance. Everyone has a good time at the signature party given at the end of the year by the Saxmuri Staff. Page 25 r