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

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Linda Kennedy Elective courses Donna Knight Elective courses Dixie Martin Elective courses lulie Nash English ll Mary Pruitt Elective courses Connie Shrout English II and journalism Dorothy Smith Elective courses Rebecca lessup Elective courses loel West Elective courses ea is Mrs Anthony is preparing work for her next class

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English Department continues elective program The English department has structured an Elective Program consisting of nine-week courses. Language, Literature and Composi- tion are incorporated in each course. In an effort to meet the needs of students and to allow them to pursue their interests, the courses are structured and recommended for students who have trouble in English and those who do not. All students are required to elect one composition courseg there are three types: Basic, Intermediate and Advanced. All students must elect one course emphasizing American literary selections and one emphasizing British selections. Sophomore students take part in regular English classes. Barbara Brannon Elective courses Dorothy Davidson Eng. ll and Elective courses Mrs. Martin gives her students their weekly assign- ment in Folklore. Linda Fisher Elective courses jeanne Hammons Elective courses Davis Hendericks English ll Ella jefferson English ll juniors listen to Miss Knight during Mythology class. 144-Faculty Tommie Anthony V Elective courses J iflgxfl t f -.' l e K ,.!i7'.J Qs

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Social Studies Department offers different areas of sludy The Social Studies Department offers a sequential curriculum with the following areas of study: World History, Arkansas Histor Current Affairs, Problems of Democracy, Sociology, Psychology, and the Humanities. In response to student needs and interests, a mini-course program is offered in American History. Each nine weeks a student takes a different course, choosing from a list of fifteen courses, The courses are designed to provide specialized and in-depth study of the phase ofAmerican History most interesting to the student. Y, gsm .. I .1 fx! fi xxx X 'xgp' I Ns-' lAbovel Melvin Smith and a friend work on a history assignment in the library. iLcftl Mrs. Provin shows her spirit by wearing a football jersey during Home- coming week. tBelowl Mr. Iones instructs one of his Psychology classes on the traits of personality. Tommy Nipper American History Carole Provin American History and Psychology loe Hill American History 146 F tculty i