Jonesboro High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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Boys' csfafe The main theme stressed at Boys' State was Americanism. For one week the seventeen boys who represented Jonesboro not only enjoyed the festivities but also gained knowledge about our American Government. Attending Boys' State were approximately seven hundred boys from all over the state. Each day the boys attended talks by speakers from various civic positions. Mayors, city council members, presi- dents of civic organizations, and officers in the American Legion gave their views on Americanism. One thing that the boys ap- preciated was- that each speaker gave them an opportunity to ask questions and to have discussions on the theme of each talk. Since all the boys were firm believers in all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, many hours were spent in recreation. The varied program consisted of swimming, football, wrestling, and horse shoes. Boys who attended Boys' State: FIRST ROW: David MacLeod, Billy Boothe, Lloyd Tucker, Bobby Easley. SECOND ROW: H. A. Fields, Mike Bridger, Mike Vinson, Warren Dupwe. THIRD ROW: Frank Elrod, John Hughey, Tommy Miller, Norman Hynes, Mike Cruse, joe Ed Smith. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Turner, Phil Osment, Tom Watkins. The boys from Jonesboro chartered a bus to transport them to and from Boys State Shortly after reaching Camp Robinson, the boys were hard at work doing push ups

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Norman Hynes, presidentg Mr. Wiles, sponsorg joe Ed Smith, treas- urer. 3116 Expanding their knowledge in scientific fields, the Science Club members attended meetings and activities throughout the year. This club is com- posed mainly of seniors, with a few outstanding juniors who share membership each year for the purpose of gaining knowledge for the succeeding year. The main project of the Science Club each years is the annual Science Fair. Striving to make each Fair bigger and better, the members plan all year for the affair. As the plans became realities, the event was a suitable climax for a prosperous year. Mr. Vernon Warr, a representative from the Bell Telephone Company, pre- sented a solar battery demonstration to some of the Science Club members. Our student weathermen, Bob Wolfe and Bill Russell, could be depended on each day to inform the students of the latest weather news. BURNETTS FOODS bl