Jackson Central Merry High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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,M - -v 411'-Q sg,- 1 mior Homeroom Representatives, left to right, kneeling: Rachel Kisber, Cynthia Long. Tricia Gibbs, Judy Jaworo- icz, Debbie Davis, Katherine Smith: standing: Marvin Spencer, Tim Adams, Beth Stewart, Regina Watson, Terry avis, Teresa Brown, Kay Jones, Phillip Stewart. i l Sophomore Homeroom Represent- atives, left to right, Row 1: Rhoda Seals, Laura Ross, Sharon Hunt: Row 2: Mark Marshall, Cherilyn Tilley, Wendy Smith: Row 3: Angela Jackson, Curtis Lopez, Flo- restine Gander: Row 4: Maggie Spragins, Teresa Sparks, Gary Day, Darlene Jones: Row 5: Jeff Bond, Sebastian Long. STUDENT COUNCIL Activities f 139

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Student Council Officers. lefl l0l'fgl1I, Scaled: Matt Kisber, President: Libba The Voice of the Students The Student Council of 1977- 78 gave each JC-M student a voice in school affairs through its membership composed of the Executive Board. consisting of elected student body officers and class presidents. and homeroom representatives. These students met regularly to share ideas and to present the desires of the entire student body. Homecoming activities for both football and basketball provided opportunities for student participation. A serv- ice provided for the entire school was the monthly activity calendar the council printed. These stu- dents worked long and hard to promote unity and increase pride and spirit in every aspect of school life. Faculty advisors were Mrs. Mabel Davis and Miss Frances Crosson. Senior Homeroom Representa- tives. lqfl lo righl, Row I: Debbie Miner. Raw 2: Victoria Coburn. Nora Freeman. Row 3: Frances Scott. Monika Thomas, Sharon Perry. Carol Fuller. Row 4: Cara Washburn. Judy Pafford. Cheryl Cathey. Gloria Robinson. Row 5: Leanne Coleraine, Don Wilson. Tere Archer. Joel Edwards. Kellee Scott. Row 6: Mary Claire Spencer. Gloria Werthing. Brenita Adams. Debbie Nelson. Toni DeVersa. D ,.... 7- Grp., Rprhpl Whit Tanner. d 'W9 Diffee. lst Vice President, Smnding: Gloria Mann. Secretary: Paula Byrum. 2nd Vice President: Selena Grimes. Treasurer. N u I

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Rewarding Excellence J Desired by many students but achieved by few was membership in JC-M's chapter of the National Honor Society. Ninety-eight members of the Class of '78 were rewarded for their academic excellence and recognized as pos- sessing the qualities of character, leadership, and service. Formal candlelight initiation ceremonies were held during the first semes- ter. These students were also eas- ily found among the crowd at graduation exercises as they proudly wore the symbolic gold tassel. Society advisors were Mrs. Sharon Barlow and Mrs. Wanda Taylor. T Was Don Wilson displaying the quality of service or was hejust hungry? - Jn! Ph ll Bets Mitchell Emily Joyner Cheryl Dobson Diane Deaton Amy Phillips. Katl NHS Members. hifi lo righr, Firxr raw: Mary Ann Johnson. Leanne 1 ips. y . . . . . . Whitehead. S4'wri1lr1m'.' Patti Longbottom. Regina Allen. Lois Matheney, Karen Goodrich. Debbie Fitzgerald. Toni DeVersa, Juanita Parham, Lou Ellen Arnol Cara Washburn. Third raw: Cathy Wilson. Barbara Allen. Diane Douglass. Shirley Richerson, Renee Douglass, Linda Bond, Wanda Grace, Belinda Hughes. L1 ' ' ' ' ' ' D M' hie. Chris McDowell. J. D. Barham. Richard Rushton. Weber. hmrlli ruw: Steve Stanfill. Jeff Hazlewood. Steve C rossnoe. on ic l40f Activities