Luther Jackson High School - Tiger Yearbook (Merrifield, VA)

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1 i 2 1— |M aIionai l 008 SOCCETX fi y Lgy. - -s. Lj 1A tr ' ? Z T. flv ! Jk -mLJ w A £Lr f ¥ ' jftSpf jr% M “ IB -i 1 ff ft m % jgfM m 0 El ili National The Honor Society is composed of students who maintain superior scholarship as well as high moral character and leadership ability. The Honor Society stimulates in stu- Honor Society dents a desire to become scholarly members of the school family. Membership represents the highest recognition a student may earn here at Luther Jackson High School. Science And Mathematics CluS In a leading nation such as America when the world is producing new found inventions and almost impossible explorations, there are increasing demands for study in the fields of mathematics and science where students may ex¬ plore the vast unknowns. Through this, better things for better living are created. The officers are as fol¬ lows : Gloria Black, Presi¬ dent; Marrianne Newett, Secretary; Sarah Farmer, Treasurer.

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‘One Student Council As an organization dedicated to assisting the administration and faculty in effectively leading the school community, the student council strives to maintain a cooperative and positive relationship between the student and studies, organizations and activities of the school. The officers of the S.P.A. are as follows: Robert Wright, President; Gloria Thomas, Vice-President: Shirley Scott, Secretary; Pamala Walls, Assistant Secretary; Chris¬ tine Houston, Treasurer; Gwen Holland, Parliamentarian; Haney Pearson, Chaplain. Suture Business Leaders Of Am erica Growth is essential to any active organization. Growth in numbers, growth in services, and growth in stature are only a few of the goals of our Future Business Leaders of America. The importance of each individual member in the growth of the chapter is em¬ phasized. The officers of the F.B.L.A. are as follows: Cleotria Duncan, Pres¬ ident; Wanda S ott, Vice-Pres¬ ident; Patricia Kye, Secretary; Virginia Marshal, Treasurer; Rho- da Evans, Reporter; Rose Scott, Parliamentarian. TURE SINESS ADERS 1 ERICA

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jfie battler Staff The Tattler Staff, reporters and technical staff are engaged in duties prior to the December issue of THE JACKSON TATTLER. Dianne Mer¬ cer, editor-in-chief, lists on the black¬ board articles yet to be submitted. On the back row are typist, Jean Smith, staff photographer, James Peterson and typist, Patricia Kye, re¬ ceiving suggestions from Mrs. M. W. Holt, faculty sponsor. On the front row are Haney Pearson (sports editor), Jacqueline Baskerville (as¬ sistant business manager), Sheila Lewis and Rogia Teal (reporters), and Irone Hicks (editorial staff). Huffier Jackson Capejios The Luther Jackson Capezios (modern dance group) have been or¬ ganized for a year and a half. Through this group ideas and crea¬ tiveness come about in the art of dance. Dance is one of the few arts in which an individual can and does express his ideas through a variety of movements. 3r encfi Clue Le Cercle Francois les officiers President, Billie Wells, Vice-Pres¬ ident, Barbara Bushrod, Secretaire, Jacqueline Baskerville. Tresonier, Gloria Thomas, Rapporteur, Elaina Taylor.