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Top left: Mark Huber lines up a putt at the Links. Bottom left: Kenny Vieira strains at the weights. Top right: Volleyball players pack the bus. Middle right: A PE class plays flag football. Bottom right: Junior girls make hall decorations. 8 Opening
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For many students “work” means not only a seven hour school day, homework, and extra curricular activities, but also “work” includes chasing the dollar in a parti me job squeezed into a packed schedule. Students at Jacksonville High School hold a wide variety of jobs in the area. Last year we saluted students working in some of the fast food restaurants and grocery stores along Morton Avenue. This year we also went into the country to catch some of the students at work on the farm, doing their daily chores or driving combines and trucks at harvest time. Doing their work, students not only earn the dollars that make them important consumers or savers, but they also get a taste of the responsiblity demanded by the world of work. When the visiting German teachers and students were here this fall, they were amazed by the JHS students' response that many worked from between 10 to 30 hours a week after school. Time on the job can even give you a new outlook on school. Top: Ellen Dailey, Lori Williams, Susan Bownman, Mike Morris, Rob Jackson, and Stacy Chamberlain, and Todd Allen are ready to serve you at the Same Old Steak-house. Bottom right: Kellie Hubbert, Jennifer Ashby, Thane Johnson, Penny Lonergan, Donnie King, Neil Green, and Charlie Hoots take a break at Jacks. Top left: Cris Ash takes care of a customer at Jacks. Bottom left: David Ravn serves ice cream at Baskin Robbins. Opening 7
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From individual activities like weight training to a large activity like hand or chorus, the range of events sponsored at Jacksonville High School gives each student a chance to find something exciting to do. The activities calendar, which is posted each month in the hall, is a packed schedule that keeps the gyms, the auditorium and the cafeteria hopping. The student government has worked hard this year to bring more activities into the calendar. On the serious side, student government helped organize a local chapter of SADD, Student Against Driving Drunk. Come out to the high school day or night, Monday through Saturday during the school year, and you are likely to find a beehive of activity in some part of the building. Top right: The Marching Crimsons perform in the MacMurray parade. Bottom left: Seniors have a good time at the Christmas Dance. Bottom right: Mrs. Holloway and Mr. Kennedy are rock fans on Crazy Day. Opening 9
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