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

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THE JC-M PLAYERS The JC-M players were a very busy group in '77-'78. Members interested in vari- ous areas of the performing arts were able to pursue those interests both onstage and offstage. A much enjoyed event was the fall production of Edgar Lee Masters' Spoon River Anthology. Later activities included a presentation of the musical, Stop the World fa- l Want to Get Off. 19 JC-M Pla ers. left 10 right, Seated: Laurie Kinard, Debbie Norris, Kelly Harris. Tami Andrews, Lillie Cooper. Phyllis Y , Holloman Svcwui rows Cheryl Long, Paula Byrum. Victoria Coburn. Nora Freeman. Sylvia Theus, Eleanor Shaw. Third dd' P Sr ndin : Bill raw: Marcia Carter. Diane Kail, Keith Perrigan, Dickie Ross. Carol Tyson. James Long. E ie erry. . a g Evans, Rhonda Mansfield. Tere French, Hoang Nguyen, James Taylor. Sarah Harvey, Clinton Carter, Mr. Bill Haney, Advisor. Caught in the act during Spoon River. above, Cheryl Long: right pholo: Keith Perrigan. liddie Perry, Nora lfreeman. and Robby Mays. f 148 X Activities

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Students and Teachers I lx J J X, A ,,uod4 ast Campus Office Aides. lefz I0 righzx Leona Hoyle. Beth Binford, Brenda Benson, Karen Whisel, Sherrell Thompson, ictoria Coburn. and Sandra Newble. - 1 Aw st Campus Library Aides, left I0 righr, Seated,fron1.' Franetta Wiggins, Renee Douglass. Back: Pam Jeter, Marsha ox. Cheryl Cathey. Brenda Echoles. Amy Phillips. Standing: Dana Robertson, Ava DeBerry. Debbie Rinks, Carla nerpel. Belinda Corlew. LIBRARY AIDES Without the assistance of the Library Aides, JC-M's two libraries would be una- ble to operate efficiently. These students helped Mrs. Boone and Mrs. Davis in every aspect of library work. Checking books in and out, maintaining over- due lists, processing new books and magazines, fil- ing, and making sure the card catalogue was up to date were among the duties performed. The Aides also prepared bulletin board dis- plays which made the libraries and study halls more attractive places in which to work. Activities X l47

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THE J C-M SINGERS '-M Singers, lqfr ro righr, Firsz ww: Amanda Corlew, Diane Kail, Leona Hoyle. Sylvia Theus. Belinda Hughes. Mar :holes, Yolanda Carroll, Greta Rogers. Second row: Carmen Oakes, Beverly Taylor, Laura Atkins, Carla Wuerpelj enee Douglass. Deborah Pirtle. Cindy Brown, Shirley Richerson. Third row: Ronnie Dorrough, Chris McDowell, mes Taylor, Charlie Hughes, Frank Reed. Danny Mann. The JC-M Singers grew in number with the addition of choirs of various types. The existing concert choir was joined by the Gospel, Swing and Jazz, and Girls' Choirs. Twenty-plus Sing- ers tried out for the All- West Tennessee Chorus, with nine being chosen and others receiving high rat- ings. Choir members who performed at a superior level were named to the All- State Chorus. JC-M's cho- ral director was Mr. Bobby Newton. -mbers of the Special Interest Choirs, lejfl Io right, Firsl row: Yolanda Carroll, Judy Pafford, Anne Roland. Sherrell ompson. Second row: Deborah Pirtle. Belinda Hughes. Mary Echoles. Kay Jones. Third row: James Taylor. Benjamin ird. Activities X 149