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

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160 X Activities PEP CLUB Feeling That Cougar Spirit In an effort to increase student participation and school spirit in athletic events, a dedicated group of students formed the JC-M Pep Club this year. Club members could be easily spotted at football and bas- ketball games as they appeared in their Pep Club tee-shirts. Seated together in special sections, members supported the cheerleaders and cheered the teams to victory. Club sponsor was Mrs. Claudia Freiman: club president was Nora Free- man. Above: Being cheerleaders as well as Pep Club members went together for Carol Fuller and Vic- toria Coburn. Plf' Pep Club Members, left lo right, Row I: Yvette Ransom. LaTanya Clark. Deborah Ingram. Sherrell Thompson, Gloria Mai June Brankley, Karen Bowman, Carla Wuerpel. Row 2: Debbie Miner, Phyllis Holloman, Donna DeBerry, Brenita Ada: Cynthia Haynes, Marie Morris, Brenda Echoles. Franetta Wiggins. Row 3: Marvin Spencer, Daphne Maccini, Cindy Dail Renee Douglass, Jackie Jackson, Teresa Pearson, Nora Freeman. Row 4: Mrs. Freiman. Clinton Carter, Curtis Bishop, Syl Theus. Sandra Harrison. Clara Brown, Edith Hunt.

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Social Studies Club Sponsor Dan Shaw and President Nora Freeman. l SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB Exploring educational oppor- tunities in the field of social stud- ies was the aim of the Social Stud- ies Club. The group's officers and sponsor worked to plan programs that were both informative and interesting. The year's activities included field trips. a spring pic- nic, and the awarding of a plaque in recognition of the outstanding Senior member. Club officers were Nora Freeman, President: June Brankley, Vice President, Gloria Mann, Secretary: and Sherrell Thompson, Reporter. 'C F Social Studies Club Members, lefr lo righl, Sealed: Yvonne Mason, Cynthia Haynes, Carla Wuerpel. Standing: Steve Whitman, June Brankley, Gloria Mann, Sharon Gill, Sherrell Thompson, Linda Bond. 9 -are-Slfbs 'lt 'ive- Activities X l59

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CROSSROADS STAFF Recording the Year Linda Bond and Jeff Adams selling subscriptions to the '78 Crossroads. The All Senior Crossroads Staff Members quickly learned that publishing a yearbook is no easy job. Hours were spent in planning sessions with the goal of making Volume VIII of the Crossroads the best ever. Soon came the drudgery of scheduling photographic sessions, drawing layouts and writing copy. The calendar was an ever-present devil as deadlines approached fand the snows fellj. When the book was finally completed and sent to the publisher, the staff had a few days of rest. But soon it was back to work, solving the prob- lems of distributing books to the more than 800 purchasers, 400 of whom had changed their first period location since purchase date. After it was all over, staff members agreed that theirs had been a unique experience with a lot of hard work and a little fun, too. Crossroads Staff Members. left to righl: Jeff Adams, Gena Murray, Tere Archer, Janene King, Linda Bond, Steve Whitman, Carol Fuller. Activities X l6l