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

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Business Deporlmenf creofes office olmosphere Sharon Bokam per if A Shorthand and Typing , nz an 'f, n u all Larry Roush sits on the bench of the North Little Rock Municipal Court. The Budness Deparunent of lacksonviHe Fhgh E planned and developed to create an ofice atnwosphere and teach the skiHs aH business personnel should know, from secretarial skills to the laws vvhich oversee business today. lt is no longer a department meant just to teach and train secre- taries, although the secretary of today can learn the skills required. Business executives of the future can begin to receive a good back- ground that will enable them to go far in any business enterprise. Erma Currie Typing Glenda Driskill Typing and VOE lim Grady Typing and Bookkeeping Viola Turney Typing and COE Martha Whatley General Business and Typing ll Charla Wilson Typing and Business Law ...QW if 3 Mrs. Gee la frequent substitute at IHSJ, and Mr. Grady dress up for Fifties Day. Faculty-143

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Bond and choir have busy year The l.H.S. Choir attended the Ouachita Invitational Choir Festival at Ouachita Baptist University. They competed with choirs all over the state. Concert Choir received a first place ranking and then was chosen the outstanding choir out of all first place choirs. The l.H.S. Band played at almost every football game, as well as at pep rallies. They were also involved in the homecoming and Christmas parades, participating also in the annual Region Band Contest., Mr. Wilson relaxes during a break in class. 142 Faculty Don Davis -- Choir, Music Theory Wayne Wilson Band, Music t Appreciation I 'I Q .f ef 'V ,wwf r, ' ' K-1- ,2 if ef Swift , The Sophomore Choir performs at their first concert. Christy Graham, Brenda Payne, leanie Phillips, and Cindy Pollock rest during a lull in practice.

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English Department continues elective program The English department has structured an Elective Program consisting of nine-week courses. Language, Literature and Composi- tion are incorporated in each course. In an effort to meet the needs of students and to allow them to pursue their interests, the courses are structured and recommended for students who have trouble in English and those who do not. All students are required to elect one composition courseg there are three types: Basic, Intermediate and Advanced. All students must elect one course emphasizing American literary selections and one emphasizing British selections. Sophomore students take part in regular English classes. Barbara Brannon Elective courses Dorothy Davidson Eng. ll and Elective courses Mrs. Martin gives her students their weekly assign- ment in Folklore. Linda Fisher Elective courses jeanne Hammons Elective courses Davis Hendericks English ll Ella jefferson English ll juniors listen to Miss Knight during Mythology class. 144-Faculty Tommie Anthony V Elective courses J iflgxfl t f -.' l e K ,.!i7'.J Qs