Jacksonville High School - Red Devil Yearbook (Jacksonville, AR)

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ounselors have many responsibilities he Guidance Department is an important art of jacksonville High School. The five unselors have many responsibilities which elp with the operation of the school. he student body is divided alphabetically the counselors, so that each student also go in at any time for a conference. Some ofthe duties of the counselors involve: scheduling, keeping up with credits for gra- duation, helping seniors get into colleges, or business and vocational schools, conducting pre-registration each spring, and administer- Kathe Neighbors, Sam Stueart and Robert Richards are new to the department. Mrs. Neighbors has been a counselor for five years and was at Sylvan Hills before coming to jacksonville. Mr. Stueart and Mr. Richards have taught in the history depart- ment at IHS. Mr. Stueart has one World his own counselor. Students are called in for conferences, and they can Nell Allen Kathe Neighbors 1 w ing the ACT, PSAT-NMSQT, and Betty Crocker tests. Barbara Lammers Robert Richards Cultures class this year. Sam Stueart faculty-123

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Secretaries keep the office running smoothly Three secretaries help to keep the school office running smoothly. Mrs. Stroud is the bookkeeper and is Mr. Lester's secretary. Mrs. Albright and Mrs. Wolfe work in the main office area and have many responsibilities. They record and file student records, type and distribute information for the faculty and student body, check students in and out of school and make out the payroll. Mrs. Stroud and Mrs. Albright are familiar faces at IHS, but this is Mrs. Wolfe's first year here. Mrs. Wolfe's comment was, I like to be around student. It is very interesting working at IHS-it is certainly not boring. t Lois Albright 122-faculty Martha Wolfe

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English electives offer new courses The English Department has finished two and a half years with the elec- tives program. This year a total of twenty-six courses were offered. Four of these were offered for the first time. These courses were American Folklore, Multi-Ethnic Literature, Develop- ment of Our Language and Science Fiction. juniors and Seniors are enrolled in the electives classes. Sophomore stu- dents participate in the regular tenth grade curriculum. Each junior and senior takes four courses during the school year. juniors are required to take one course in American literature, and seniors must take one course in Brit- tish literature. Tommie Anthony Elective courses Barbara Brannon Elective courses Dorothy Davidson Eng. II and Elective courses Jeanne Hammons Elective courses Davis Hendricks English II Ella jefferson English II Linda Kennedy Elective courses Donna Knight Elective courses 124-faculty Sophomores Debbie McGee, Dana Welcher, and George Reed and their classmates wait for class to begin