Jonesboro High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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51 gfdl' 9 CLUB MEMBERS-FIRST ROW: Barbara Wise, Hilda Shelton, Marietta Williams, Judy Baker, Shirley Noblin, Jo Yates, Barney Woods. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wilbourn, Jeanette Scarborough, Melba Sellars, Erma Jeans, Frankie Martin, Martha Holland, Joyce Holland, Gordon Hensley. 56 H. T. PURVIS and SON, INC. DiamondJ are Forever LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS Marietta Williams, president Judy Baker, vice-president Barbara Wise, sergeant-at-arms Jeanette Scarborough, treasurer Hilda Shelton, reporter Mrs. Wilbourn, sponsor Absent when picture was made: Lettie Metcalf, secretary

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Q66 The Spanish Club of Jonesboro High, stressing good will between the United States and their closest southern neighbor, enjoyed a most active -year. The club, composed solely of Spanish-speak- ing students, 'started the year with a bang by cop- ping second place honors in the Homecoming Dis- plays with their display, We Chews All But De- Featf' One of the big events of the year was the celebration of Pan-American Day in April. Other projects of the year were dances after football and basketball games to raise money for the club's ac- tivities. An exclusive banquet highlighted the year's activities. Throughout the year plans were made for a possible trip to Mexico during the summer of 1960. The Spanish Club Display, which carried out its clever theme most effectively, won second place in the Homecoming Displays. V tary Peggy Hunter, chaplaing Steve Wall vice esldem f ' Second year Spanish students, Glo Bradley and jamie Sue Brewer, presented a ' colorful Spanish dance. PORTER TYPEWRITER and CLEMENT'S JEWELRY 55

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C116 Probably one of the most helpful clubs at J.H.S. is the Library Club. This club is made up of students who are interested in library work. Library Club members are extremely helpful in keeping our li- brary in good condition. They mend worn books, help Mrs. Wilbourn during rush periods, keep library books in the right order on the shelves, and perform many other services. These experiences they gain in library work will help the students 'who want to become librarians. These students, as well as those not want- ing to become librarians, will benefit from these experiences by learning to be system- atic, accurate in detail work, and thorough in organization. As librarian, Mrs. Wfilbourn supervises the checking out of machines to Mrs. Nail, Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. Gray. The library has all types of audio- visual aids which are available to the teachers for their class work. Class take advantage of the excellent facilities in the library. 57