Jonesboro High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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Let There Be Music - The 1-rusliiiig of K'f'llllDillS, tuning of horns. shuffling of 1'h11i1's. llllll the hearing of liilllllllill' sountls 1sl1i1'h once Clllllt' from tho ol1l lianfl room no longer echo through the vlaissrooins of ,lll5. 'llhv ltillltl is very proucl of its new private lovution in thi- llliysival l'l1lu1'11tion uncl Musit' Buililing. and Jonvslmoro High School is equally proucl of its liaml and 1-horul groups. 'l'h0 annual ltiltltl 1111111111 elevtion was hvlcl this year. ancl the hancl vhosc- Juflv lVlt'AtllllllS as its lllIt'l'Il. ,lucly wus 1'1'ow111'1l hy the lwanil presitleiit. Fivcl Thoinas. in ll t't'l't'lll0lly pret-emliiig the Thanksgiving llay foothall game- at Kays' Field. MODERN BEAUTY SHOP COURT SQUARE BARBER SHOP 1004 C1-0 S11-1-1-1 and 510 South Main l'l1on1': 5-5332 Phone-: 2,8325

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FIRST ROW: Harold Moniany, Howard Baswell, Ferrell Cothern, Paul Bridger, Kenneth Luster, .lanics Baker, Clan-iicv Duckworth. SECOND ROW: Earnie Stallings, Jerry Parsons, James Cole, Ronnie HHTplPll, Bill Cartwright. Willis Gray. Tyler McClain, Charles Cook, Mr. Ross. The Satisfaction of creating things with the hands and, at the same time. learning zu skill or trade are two of the primary purposes of the Industrial Arts and Trades Department. Here the boys work with wood to gain a more satisfactory use of leisure, as well as occupational time. Learning a Trade Throu ph Experience t ' 1.1 n:,s U 0 ...lf vvbft Y., ' l 1 nl lil sin! gnu!! nf' . ,n ul' Shop instructor, Charles Ross. explains the importance of sanding Ronny Diggs, Larry Langston, and Paul Bond put the finishing to insure ai proper finish. touches on the Gizmo, 'which was entered in the Science Fair. II2 .-of w

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Music, Harmony, Rhythm, and Nivlwlas Rulnllirll. lvancl :lin-4'lul': Nlra .lanv SIl'lllI'!LI1'l', rhnral 1l11'1-mor Onv of IIN' most outstanding rlvparlnwnls al ,l.H.S. ls II11' IIIIISII' clvpartnlc-nl. Ilnclvr tln' vapalmlm flirvclifm nf Nlrs SIOIIIPQQCI' ancl Nlr. Ilnlmlie-I1 tlmv Ilvparhnvnt has slwwn muvll innprm's-nwnl Many vnjoyalwlc programs xwn' prf-sf-nu-fl In tllc' lranil anfl Clmral groups again llns yvar Tllm' m1vl4lvcl l'IlIi'TIZIIIllNPl1I lor vixia' vlulvs in I ilu- Wlllllllllllllf. m'm1m-rts for llw pulrliv. une spevial assvlnlwllvs at svlnml. FIRST ROW: I'at Martin, Kathy Covkrell. Mary Jane Srurlovk. Diana Vinson, Eloise! Pack. Jerri Boutwf-II, Wilma Foust, .Iam-Ilv Cnuksvy. SECUNIJ HOW: Doris Vinson, Uaylc- Shvrrvll. Ililly Iiaswe-II. Ellf-n Haskc-ll, Palm- Newland. Janvl Triplvtt, Sally I,y1ll:-, Nlary Suv llurrus. THIRD ROW: Gr-ralmlvnv Sailor. Vvrna Lou Crm-nwuml, Marva Gamlmill, Sharon Smith. Brcnda llalclwvll, Patty Le-v. Doris fNlcKinnvy. Suv Matthews. II4 GIRLS' GLEIC CLUB l