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

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Mary Pruitt Elective Courses Connie Shrout English Il and Iournalism Dorothy Smith Elective Courses Ruth Gerlinger Fernando Weathers Ronnie Crook and Mike Iette perform The Tell-Tale Heart in Mrs. Kennedy s drama class F M Sh I Mr. Snowden, and Mrs. Martin ludge at the mmm parade

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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

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Moth Department offers o variety of courses All students are required to take two years of math. These courses are necessary because basic principles taught in math classes are needed for all areas of life. The department offers a variety of courses from Basic Math to Algebra II and Analysis. Many students take four years of math. New to the math department are Glenda Arant, Ralph Litzenfelner, Albert Weaver, Alice jenkins and Betty Squires. jimm Hardcastle Y Geometry I. D. Hall Algebra II and Analysis Glenda Arant Geometry and Algebra II Roger Keever Drafting I, II, I II Geometry students construct a trian le. 126-faculty