Jacksonville High School - Red Devil Yearbook (Jacksonville, AR)

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Counselor's office is o busy place We work with the students to help them help themselves, because we feel that every problem, no matter how little, is important to the person who has it was Mrs. Allen's reply when asked how she felt the counselors helped the students the most. Mrs. Allen is head of the Guidance Depart- ment. The counselors play an important role in activities at l.H.S. They do everything from schedule changes to Mr. Stueart's sponsoring of the Student Council. 1 :pens The counselors assist in giving college bound students such tests as the ACT, PSAT, SAT and the Betty Crocker Test. Throughout the year they invite guests from colleges around Arkansas to visit and talk with the students who are interested in attending college. College information, career information, financial aid, and military enlistment infor- mation may also be found in the Guidance Department. The student body is alphabetically divided among the counselors. Mr. Stueart has students whose last names begin with the letters A to C5 Mrs. Lammers has D to Hig Mr. Richards has Ho to Mg Mrs. Neighbors has N to Sh, and Mrs. Allen has Si to Z. One opinion of a student aide working in the counselor's office, given by Tim Head was: Sometimes you have to do a lot of running around, but it's fun because you meet plenty of people and get to know the counselors better. They help you out with a lot of problems. Kathe Neighbors ,-1255, .gas EQ 33 Robert Richards Sam Stueart Barbara Lammers 140 Administration Nell Allen i l 1

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Secretaries know wl1of's happening of .IHS The secretaries at l.H.S. do much work unknown to the student body. They help in registration procedures, organization of stu- dent records, attendance records, distribu- tion of information for the students and faculty, along with making out the payroll. Mrs. Stroud, Mr. Lester's secretary, is the bookkeeper. Mrs. Albright and Mrs. Wolf, working in the main office area, help the rest of the staff. This year in the office is a new part-time secretary. Cheryl Gonter- man, a senior at j.H.S. works from twelve o'clock to four o'clock. She is a C.O.E. stu- dent. Mrs. Albright said that Knowing the reasons for the students' behavior helps in understanding them better. She feels that working in the office is an education in itself because of the experiences she has in dealing with people. -.J ww f. .J 'J' ' 2 s.. 01 If Lois Albright LaMoyne Stroud Myra Wolf .....fi' ......a .nav- r frmr+'1 spawn .Adi ' ' s Left: Mrs. Wolf, Mrs. Albright, and Mrs. Stroud look over the absentee list. Above: Cheryl Gonterman working in the office. Administration 139

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Aerospace Educolion provided by ROTC Sgt. Browning Col. Callihan .X .2 - -W The ROTC program was designed to pro- 5 vide Aerospace Education for people interested . it ,NN in the Air Force. It is not a mandatory subject and can be dropped like any other subject. The program is divided into academics and leader- ship. Extracurricular activities include drill - team, color guard, and money raising projects. NN, 'Yew N-A ,M TT'-s. YN 7 N N-..,, ' ...MM W.. t sa Elf? , .. .. . l . , g.. 4- 5'-fv .. Sgt. Browning helps Ronnie Henderson adjust the M-1 rifle while Allen Lawrence watches. w , ak, 4' . The Booby boot iabovej is given to the flight with the worst inspection. lames Palmer DFCSSHIS IWW BYCVF Wllh N155 prize, Faculty-141