Jackson Township School - Saxmuri Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

Page 18 text:

Members of the senior play cast are; Row 1: Tim Abbett, Patty Lesh, Connie Hull, Bonnie Click, Lloyd Myers, Linda Crow, Coleen Myers, Kathy McNamara, Dan Larkey. Row 2: Anne Ambriole, Jill Beckmann, Steve Byall, Bill Gruesbeck, Randy Rice, Bob Rice, Ruth Anne Horine, Bill Collins, and Mr. Kaehr. Seniors Present Inspiring Drama A Man Called Peter was a challenge to the dra- matic talents of a senior play cast which, for the first time in many years, attempted a serious, in- spirational-type play. Members of the cast are: Bill Gruesbeck Peter Marshall Ruth Anne Horine .... Catherine Marshall, his wife Lloyd Myers . . Peter John Marshall, their small son Bob Rice .... Allan Talbot, a sensitive young man Coleen Myers Judith Bickle, his maiden aunt Potty Lesh Jesse Bickle, Judith ' s sister Anne Ambriole Susan Grant, a confused young woman Jill Beckmann Marion Grant, her mother Randy Rice Steven Grant, Susan ' s father Tim Abbett George Yost, engaged to Susan Steve Byall . . Joe Keating, an underprivileged boy Bill Collins Senator James Knox Polk Kathy McNamara Nancy Everetts, a high school senior Linda Crow Barbara Logan, another senior Bonnie Glick .... Hulda, an inefficient housekeeper Mr. Kaehr expertly applii of Senator William Collins Called Peter. IS make-up to the stern countenance before the curtain is raised on A Man

Page 17 text:

No Stonewall has to be idle, and few want to be. Most students cherish activities which give them ideas, talents, and energy, knowing there is nnore to education than the conventional classroom brand. Jackson Township School possesses a wide spec- trum of groups which attract the special interests of individual students, groups which are actually classes in friendship; co-operation, citizenship, recreation, and practical living. In S. S. S. and Pep Club, on the Saxmuri and newspaper staffs, in G. A. A. and Chess Club, and in the marching band, Roanoke young people relish that necessary area of education — the extra-curricular.

Page 19 text:

n 1 KP i m fk 1 v M. - Hl k J ■ ■ ■ ■at, ' i B H u. H When the curtain rose in April, it rose to reveal the comedy ORCHIDS FOR LORI, a play which re- sulted in laughter for the audience and a wealth of theatrical know-how for the juniors in their first class production. The play concerned the hilarious misadventures of a teenager whose father runs for mayor. With recreating this amusing plot their goal, the juniors prided themselves on a smooth production. Practicing an episocJe for the play are (foreground) Lisa Kreien- brink, Patti Jo Crow, Jo Lynn Hartley, (background) Deanna Stetzel, Rita Hughes, and Carol Schoeff. Junior Thespians Take Talent to Theater Mary Delmuth, Toni Collins, John Lovely, Dave Deuter, and Bob A portion of the cast scan the script of Orchids for Lori, as Parker, look over Jerry Platfs shoulder in one of many busy Mrs. Merckx points out the important passages. rehearsals.