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

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Vivian Moragne works on a class assignment. Sharon Bokampher Shorthand Sr Typing Erma Curie Twins Glenda Driskill Typing 8: BOE lim Grady Typing S: Bookkeeping Viola Tumey Typing 8: COE Martha Whatley General Business 6: Typing Two Darlete Wilson Typing Sz Business Law Business Department teaches skills The Business Department of jacksonville High has d d elo ed to create an office been planned an ev p atmosphere and teach the skills that all business per- sonnel should know-from secretarial skills to the laws which oversee business today. lt is no longer a department meant just to teach and train secretaries, although the secretary of today can learn the skills that will be required of her. Future business executives can begin here and receive a good background that will enable them to go far in any business enterprise. 3 1 Students learn that only practice will improve their typing skills. T Carol Monhan studies the many different parts of the typewriter. faculty-1 37

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Students learn language techniques The purpose ofthe study of a foreign language is to give the students a w knowledge ofthe spoken word. It is also an insight into the cultural backg of its peoples. Speech helps an individual learn to communicate effectively in many di: environments. It is important for a student's everyday life and future. Dennis Schlectweg and Danna Reid work on Spanish homework. psi 136--faculty Spanish class offers new learning experiences. Wanda Ray and David Cole discuss a scene for drama class

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Vocohonol courses offer . . . . . frommg In ,ob skills Vocational courses offered here at jacksonville include HOE, Auto Mechanics, D.E., HERO, ICT, and Electronics. These courses offer students the experience and ability to obtain successful jobs without a college degree Most of the students in these courses attend school for half a day and work in related jobs the rest of the day. A highlight of the school year is the voca- tional banquet in the sprin . At thi t' l dents are honored. g s ime, emp oyers of the vocational stu- Cecil Bradley T and l Garland Cannon Auto Mechanics Tommy Brannon D.E. I 8: II Sam Lewis Electronics Edwin Matthews Special Ed. Ida Moory Hero Coop and Child Care 138-faculty James Miles watches as Fred Manning desolders a circuit board out a radio. Dennis Hammond talks on the radio station that built in Electronics. Charles Thomas works on his car in Auto iw