Jonesboro High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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M16 One of the most active Organizations here at is the Hi-Y Club. The club is made up of young men who are interested in Creating, maintaining and extending throughout their homes, schools, and communities high standards of Christian character. This group of boys has participated in such proj- ects as selling litter bags, washing cars, giving a pay assembly, and sponsoring the annual school Christ- mas dance. Their main social event this year was the Hi-Y Royalty Dance. The annual all school Christmas party, sponsored by the Hi-Y, was another big success this year. Although these girls were crowded off the floor, they had a ringside view of the afternoon's festivities. 1 1 i The Hi.-Y Club WHS 006 Of the many I-HS. CIUIDS that helped President jim Hardin discusses projects for the year with a the Polio Drive by selling litter bags. fevv of the Hi.Y membel-5. HOLLINGSWORTH CLEANERS 63

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yjerson air? One of the newest clubs on the j.H.S. cam- pus is the Personality Club. Its members have taken an active interest in improving their char- acters and personalities. In some of the meet- ings character and personality rating sheets were given to the students so that they could evaluate themselves on character and personality im- provement. Several programs on self-improve- ment were presented throughout the year. Panels composed of 1.1-I.S. teachers discussed problems concerning personality improvement. OFFICERS: SEATED: Peggy Hunter, chaplain, Frances Stopher, treasurerg Brenda Fletcher, secretary. STANDING: Joe Ed Smith, president, Tom Wat- kins, vice-president. CLUB MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Frances Stopher, Brenda Fletcher, Paula Davis, Peggy Hunter, Carol Hudson, Susan Brown, Neavyer Hughes, Donna Stevenson, Norma Gambill, janet Goodwin, Susie Tilley, Edie McCain, Linda Fowler. SECOND ROW: Phil Osment, Sherry Heringer, Linda Watson, Judy Neal, Anette Goodman, Sharron Cooper, Dawn Thomas, Jaylene Doyle, Glenda Gambill, Dottie Chappell, Kay Lyn Coleman, Hilda Shelton, Brenda Lawson, Shirley Duke. THIRD ROW: Shirley johnson, Harry Eastworth, Towny Sparks, Bill Buckingham, Burnis Posey, Pat Warneke, Alfred Brown, Lloyd Tucker, Carey Goodman, Tommy Gambill, jerry Vowell, Caro- lyn Lee, Linda Davis, Carol Reagan, Charlotte Pollock, Sue Stringer, Gina Lee Barber, Renee James, Jane Gibson. FOURTH ROW: james Clayton, Dickie Longgrear, jimmy Lemoine, Jack Volkamer, Jerry Hurst, Roger Hurt, Ronnie Willett, Marvin Hinton, Don Mar- lar, Tommy Miller, Barney Woods, johnny james, Sherry Bratcher, Becky Scurlock, Linda Hartgraves, jane Hooten, Jeanie Harrington, Carolyn Black, jimmy Hardin, George Sigler, Mrs. jenkins. CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Earn More Willa Insured Saving! 64