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

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Mu Alpha The-to is for outstanding moth students Harold Martin demonstrates how easy math can be, Mr. Hall fsponsorl helps Tammie McRae with an Algebra ll problem. TTIWJT1 QVYTNJNIL The Math Club fMu Alpha Thetal is a club for outstanding math students at IHS. The club promotes scholarship in and enjoyment of mathematics among its members. Each member is required to have completed at least four semesters of math with a B average. An over-all 3 point average is also required for membership. The officers are Ray Tademy, pres., Marcia Gray, vice pres., Eddie Creer, treas., and Ken Bohannon, sec. The sponsors are Mr. I. D. Hall and Miss Sharon McAlister. r 5 .Mgr 1 E C K Bohannon, M Gray C Stotts M Ratcliff R Cormeny I Row 1 fleft to rightl-I. D. Hall, R. Tademy, S. McAlister. Row 2-C. U ry, . reer, . . , . , . , - I Marchelites. Row 3-K jones, 1. Sprague, K. Van, D. Romontio, T. Bridges, P. Wooley, T. Stanford, C. Wolford, D. Schoenborn, T. McRae, V. Poos, D K C Rowe, L. Stroud, G. Wheeler. Row 4-I. Byers, C. Ptak, D. Glenn, L. Moilanen, C. Meddress, 1. Palmer, S. Bortlett, K. Head, I. Pollock, E. Penn, . ox H. Martin, P. Boozer, L. St. Martin, A. Polite. clubs-67

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Drama Club doubles in size The Drama Club is composed of sixty-one students interested in drama. This is almost twice as many members as last year. The club sponsors the annual Night of One-Act Plays. This is a contest for high school drama departments in schools of the Pulaski County District. The drama club presented The Lottery in February and participated in the state speech festival in March at Little Rock. The President is Donna Piercep Vice-President, Thomas Wortham, Secretary, Susie Taylor, Treas- urer, Debbie Ray. Drama Club won third place for their entry in the mini-parade. DOIUIG PiBl'C2 iS the Drama Club president. JACXS 866.8 Row 1 D. Ray, treas.p S. Taylor, sec., T. Wortham, vice-pres., D. Pierce, pres. Row 25 S. Roberts, C. Squalie, B. Barr, C. Brickell, B. Nash, G. Wooly, C Boyd, L. Andrews, Mrs. Vinson lsponsorl, L. Ellis, D. Keister, P. Huff, L. Spigner, R. Romontio. Row 3, K. Smith, S. Riddle, K. Boyd, P. Price, S Powers, M. I. Crutchfield, S. Riley, K. Allen, T. Kerly, D. Prince, C. jones, D. Howell, D. Holliday, W. Ray, M. Gray. Row 4: D. Edwards, S. Savage, S Stevens, D. Driskel, P. Wooley, V. Lockridge, C. Meddress, R. Breeding, R. Williams, D. White, P. Usery, I. Williams, M. Stewart, L. Sneed, C. San ders, T. Heathcott, T. Rogers. 66-clubs

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DECA wins Toys for Tots Morofhon This year, DECA sponsored the Homecom- ing parade, won first place in the float divi- sion and also participated in the Christmas parade. The club won first place, high school division, in the state-wide Toys for Tots Marathon sponsored by KAAY. Distributive Education teaches marketing, retailing and the importance of free enterprise. Delores Van Pelt and Gail Wood, DECA favorites, ride in the homecoming parade. The officers are: Ed Penn, president, Nancy Vaughn, 1st vice-president, George Barnes, 2nd vice-president, Kathy Bradley, reporter, Tricia Heathcott, secretary, Karen Ballard, parliamentarian, Linda Brannon, historian, Detlev Willoughby, photographer, and Shirley Smith, treasurer. The sponsor is Mr. Tom Brannon. DECA wishes everyone a Merry Christmas. Allen Kerr, Debbie Landrum, Delores Van Pelt and Steve Wilfong work to make Toys for Tots a success. I'I'Ol lI TOWZ Lu. BRINGS, K. BIB dley, Nancy Vaughn, K. Stripling, S. Smith. 2nd row: T. Brannon, T. jackson, B. Parks, I. Sheels, K. Matthews, B. Perice, D. Van Pelt, B. Collins. 3rd row: T. New, R. Waller, G. Snell S Wilfong, C Hill D Landrum L Jeffries S Walker B S rouse R W'lf 4 h ,. .,. ,. ,. ,.p ,.rong.t'row: V. McNeely, L. Ellis, D. Willoughby, A. Kerr, R. Smith, E. Penn, I. Holt, P. Venable, B. Holland, T. Heathcott, M. Collins, I. Wiggins. 68-clubs