Jackson Township School - Saxmuri Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

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The Sound of Music Is Heard Row 1: Randy Rice, Susan Bauer, Karen Simon, Doug White, Marilyn Schoeff, Ton! Collins, Connie Lund, Karen Keefer, Karen Burkart. Row 2: Greg Jeffrey, John Hitzemann, J. B. Johnson, Janet Alles, Max Garwood, Carolyn Click, Carol Schoeff, Jo Lynn Hartley, Ruth Anne Horine, Kevin Keefer, Blane Smith, Lisa Lewark, Ryan Buzzard. Row 3; Anne Witherow, Jane Bechtold, Lisa Kreienbrink, Dave Farrell, Judy Burton, Kenny Click, Patty John, Rex Law, Robin Barna, Steve Eisenhut, Paul Przeracki, Sally Elliot, Greg Hoffman, Dave Ritenour, Tom McPherren. Row 4: Doug Bauer, Lynn Thorn, Alan Burkart, Brent Augspurger, Rodney Gruesbeck, Dave Lohrig, John Van Ryn, Wynn Bonner, Cindy Cartwright, Donna Husband, Candy Hartley, Mavis Myers, Fred Bodenhamer, Marvin Rice, Bill Gruesbeck. Row 5: Cecil Baker, Colleen Bauer, Coleen Myers, Lynn Swaidner, Mr. Walker. NISBOVA veterans Kenny Click, Lynn Thorn, Doug White, and John Hitzemann compose the saxophone quartet.

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at Local and State Fairs Boys ' 4-H members are: Row 1: Bev Graft, Joyce Baker, Sally Elliot, Jean Baker, Cheryl Brewer, Bob Rice, Paul Langston, Mike Hasty, Geary Rollins, Douglas Bauer, Jim Sheets, Gary Rice, Rex Low, Ronnie Rice, Kirk Hoffman, Cameron Rogers. Row 2: Coleen Myers, Charlene Langston, Judy Burton, Cindy Cartwright, Candy Hartley, Tonya Swain, Patty Ambriole, Mavis Myers, Wynn Bon- ner, Alan Burkart, Sam Hamilton, Greg Hoffman, Dennis Hoff- man, Eric Myers, Jim Stratmeier, Mark Hasty. Row 3: John Thorn, Trudy Swain, Sue Williams, Marvin Rice, Kenny Click, Tom Brewer, Steve Bonewitz, Linda Cartwright, Karen Burkart, Steve Eisenhut, Dave Adams, Joe Rogers, Terry Walters, Kothy DeBolt, Eddie Schoeff, Jack Dennis, Steve Shugert. Row 4: Pom Kohn, Vicky Hull, Robert Hughes, Dennis Lincoln, Cecil Baker, Randy Rice, Beverly Ritenour, Marsha Rice, Karen Bolliet, Carolyn Click, Nita Thorn, Rodney Rice, Chorl Bandelier, Sam DeBolt, Arden Rogers, Mary Thorn, Greg Lewark, Danny Dunten. Row 5: Randy Scott, Chris Graft, Richard Hamilton, Joy Martz, Mike Dennis, Mark Dennis, Steve Scott, Terry Graft, Sam Elliot, John Fisher, Doug White, Jim Young, Dan Stratmeier, Joe Rogers, Brenda Rice, Belinda Bonewitz, Andy Hasty, Carl Hasty. The 4-H members began the year ready to exem- plify their motto, To Make the Best Better. Many honors were won, both in county and state com- petitions, by 4-Hers. One prize members proudly took home, for the second consecutive year, was the Huntington County 4-H Queen title — Miss Cyn- thia Hartley was chosen queen of the 1965 fair. Both the Girls ' and Boys ' 4-H Clubs experienced excellent membership and individual project com- pletions exceeding 85%. Along with work there was fun in the form of parties, friendships, the State Fair, and as a last blast, the 4-H hayride. Boys ' 4-H officers are Bob Rice, president; Roger Rice, vice- president; Cheryl Brewer, treasurer; and Patty Ambriole, secretary.

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as the Band Played On The glory of a band, whether playing a thunder- ing march or delicate symphony, grips the heart of any listener. For as music is a universal lan- guage, a well-drilled, well-led band is a versatile orator, a speaker which, be it at Roanoke or else- where, commands the attention of all who appre- ciate beauty in sound. The Stonewall senior band, a united group of able musicians, spoke at many public appear- ances: at ball games; in summer marches such as the North Webster Mermaid Festival; at fall and Christmas concerts; in a spring musical hit, So This Is Paris ; and in an old-fashioned Memorial Day parade. Members displayed perhaps more clearly their individual talent in the annual NISBOVA contest, and in so doing revealed the hours of determined practice always preceding any performance before any audience. Senior band officers for 1965-1966 are Karen Keefer, librarian; Tom McPherren, co-captain; Steve Eisenhut, captain; Carol Schoeff, assistant librarian; and Susan Bauer, secretary.