Jones Junior High School - Focus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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John Howard Milton Howard Brenda Huddleston Ezell Hudson Kathlene Hueston Christine Huffman Rebecca Huffman John Hughes Robert Hunt Doug Ireland Scot Ivey Dorothy Jackson Tina Jackson Windell Jackson Randell Jefferies Barry Johnson Corey Johnson Cathy Jones Jeff Jones Jenni Jones Sharon Jones Rex Kinch Rex King Victoria King Stacey Kirk Harold Kling Kevin Knight Susan Kraner David Krum Am Lawson Mike Lee Ricky Lee Sam Leverett David Liles Lee Lines Mike Lines Starr Lloyd Delia Looney Pat Love Albert Luster

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Victor Gonzales Tracie Good Scott Gosnell Vlcki Gray Katherin Guerin Laina Guffey Yvonne Gulliford Adrann Haines Richard Hale David Hall Keneth Hall Mike Hancock Kevin Hansel Lisa Hanthorn Kelley Harmon Ronald Harness Marejarie Harsha Heidi Harte Linda Hartley Jennifer Heath Kristine Herd Richard Herring Jerry Hicks Tamera Hisey William Hodson Polly Holt Justin Homer Angela Hooper Anthony Hotsinpillar Cynthia Howard Returning back to the Coliseum for the eighth grade tourney, students thought it was a good idea. They could walk around town between morning and afternoon games. After Jones beat McCulloch and Justice beat Montpellier in the afternoon, most students went out to eat at various places in the city. Afterwards most students walked around town. In the afternoon when Montpellier and Mc- Culloch played the consolation game, Jones cheerleaders practiced cheers. During the cham- pionship game, Jones and Justice really had spirit. At the end of the game, when Jones had won, the cheer block threw confetti on the floor. The con- fetti was made of torn newspapers. Then the Panther fans ran out to congratulate the team. Afterwards the team picture was taken with all the cheerleaders holding up their index fingers meaning that they were number one. After losing the tourney last year, the eighth grade team was now number one. Anette Stults, Mar-De Bartrom, and Tammy Fisher help throw confetti as Jones eighth grade wins the tourney.

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Sandra Mack Jon Manning Diane Mark Janette Mason Travis Maxson Robert McCarty Robert McCormick Robert McCreary David McGuinn Sam McKaig Gordon McKinney Tammie McVay Vance Meyer Ann Miller Joe Miller Shelly Miller Valree Miller Dorothy Mills Thirty minutes for lunch: Go! Round tables, square tables, blue, green, yellow, and orange tables with matching chairs helped add brightness to the decor of the cafetorium. This multi-level cafetorium with stage was where the students ate and talked with their friends. Four lunch periods a day, there was a mad rush to get in the lunch line. These lunch periods lasted a half an hour each, and there were about 250 students per period. At the beginning of the year, the students got to go into the gym after they finished eating. They were allowed to play basketball and volleyball. This recreation time was halted because the students were roudy and too hard to control. Greg Englehart, Ron Harness, Craig Stace, and Mike Mooney eat lunch during fourth module. V .%« • ■■■; ' -.4 W Mvvvart t a£L vif , - ■ ■ iv.jt Tina Monroe Mike Mooney Martin Moreno Melinda Morin Margie Moulton Carla Murphy Clyde Newton Mike Nielander Gail Norris Todd Nukes