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

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KLEAN- 53'-Q , 4 4' .gig inf ' On a crisp and cool Saturday morning, September 27, 1975, the Service Committee of Student Council sponsored a Kampus Klean-Up to beautify the jHS campus. Over forty people attended the project with sixteen clubs being represented. Among the tasks undertaken on that special Satur- day were edging and mowing the grass, clipping the bushes, sweeping, pulling weeds, and removing other debris from the grounds. Special thanks go to Mr. Lester, our principal, for loaning us his riding lawnmower, and helping to mow the grass. The following are quotes by some of the people in charge of Kampus Klean-Up. Mr. Lester-jHS Principal Greatest thing that ever happened around here. We ought to have one every two weeks, and l'd be there to help. Debbie Ray-Service Committee Chairman l was happy with the turn out of all the students and clubs. Mrs. Whatley-Co-Sponsor of Student Council There was good participation on the part of all clubs. I feel that this is a compliment to the club leaders and spon- sors, and shows that there is a concern for the appear- ance ofjHS. 1. Removing rocks from the driveway are Bruce Ray, Vaughn Neely, and james Beasly. 2. Injuries didn't stop these Student Council members from attending the Kampus Klean Up. Top row: janene Bryant, Terry Stanford, and jacqui Henderson. Bottom row: Tim Head, and Matt Stewart. 3. Before calling it a day, most of the people that attended took time out for a picture. Bottom row: Mike Fortson, Richard Hartman, joey Rounsville, Carmella Smith, jeanne Hobbs, Patti Havens, Nancy Matthews, Becky Reed, janene Bryant, Pam janssen, Sarah Mills, Sandra Brown, Erline Temple, Loretta Wagnon, Paula Throgmorton, jacqui Henderson. lop row: Mr. Stueart, co-sponsor of Student Council, Mr. Lester, jHS principal, jeff Henderson, james Beasley, jim Stanford, Bruce Ray, Terry Stanford, Ronald Breeding, Matt Stewart, Karen Mills. Tammy jones, Pat Bevill, Debbie Ray, Tim Head, janice Mitchell, Cheryl Gonter- man, Sharon Reilly, Greg Bollen, Vaughn Neely, Mrs. Davidson-jHS English teacher, Mrs. Whatley-co-sponsor of Student Council, Greg Love. .um , 'heel Wx, .0 Q 'rf-., , I l,l - l- V. A A T, t . ff vie ' 'st -.......'Hw- 'Tift t 2 Student Life 11

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if em i fr :Fi Wwe 70 0 fam lt is a cool, crisp, autumn morning. You wake up half asleep and turn the shower on. You pick out your favorite jeans, comfortable shoes, and a western shirt. When dressed, your friends come by, all piling in one car, then you're off for the Arkansas Livestock Rodeo and Fair. When you arrive, it is time to look for a good place to park, but you end up parking two or three blocks away which is cheaper anyway. When you get to the front gate, there stands before you the vast midway consisting of old and new. No matter what age or size, everyone can enjoy the fair. 1. Teresa Stutsman sits watching the crowd finding it as interesting as any side show. 2. The crowd heads on down the midway toward the main rides. 3. The large ferris wheel stands as a skyscraper from a distance. 4. Tents and other buildings line the way for all the side shows. 5. One thrilling ride is experienced by Mr. Hendricks, a teacher at jacksonville High. 6. The entrance to the great mid- way seems to empty in the early after- noon. 7. Two jacksonville students, Shelly Goforth and Laura Sager, enjoy the sights as they walk through the fair grounds. 8. After a rough time of winning prizes, Dana lohnson, Glen Roy, and Lynn Roy decide to take a short breather. Student Life 13