Jackson Township School - Saxmuri Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

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RHS Students Lead Active Lives Although reading and studying are good exer- cises for the mind, other activities also go into mak- ing a well-rounded individual. To help achieve this goal, students are offered the opportunity to join various clubs and organizations. Among these are band, chorus, 4-H, sports. Red Cross, Sunshine Society, and a Spanish club. In these groups stu- dents have a chance to further their experience and knowledge by taking part in activities in which they may have special interests. Not only do they get a break from daily routines, but they also learn to become leaders, to accept responsibility, and to get along with others. The school can be seen buzzing with activity as groups and organizations prepare for parties and money-making projects. Many times the walls and bulletin boards are decorated with brightly colored posters, advertising a coming event, and students can be seen gathering to see what the happenings will be. These various activities lend spirit to and brighten the days here at our school.

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Saxmuri Staff Works Hard To Produce 18th Edition This years Saxmuri staff consists of (sitting) Kothy McNamora, Mrs. Hudson, Don Mines, and Tom McPherren. (Standing) Gloria Martz, Donna Rollins, Clieryl Brewer, Bonnie Click, Alice Burton, Bonnie Sunderman, Jill Becl mann, Geoff Farreli, Bill Gruesbecl , Richard Smith, Bill Brindle, Donna Trumbouer, and Linda Wininger. The three staff editors, sophomore, Tom McPherren; senior, Don Hines; and junior, Kafhy McNamaro cluster around the files as Don points out reference material. Bonnie Sunderman and Linda Wininger busily work on the Richard Smith, Bill Brindle, Donna Trumbouer, and Linda Wininger. Have you ever vi ondered w hat it takes to make a yearbook? It takes hard vi ork, patience, and a certain amount of caring. You have to want the book to be the best one yet, and be v illing to work persistently to make it reach that goal. The staff is willing to work hard to attain a cer- tain amount of personal satisfaction, but even more it is to experience the thrill of presenting their eighteenth edition, and trying to make this one better than all the other seventeen. It is said that one picture is worth a thousand words, but, put the picture and the words together, and you create a lasting treasure of memories. If we have succeeded in creating a treasure for you, it makes all our efforts worth while.