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

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Ari deporfmenf offers many opporfunilies Romona Autrey Art i, Design and Drawing Painting Catherine Porter Art l and Crafts 1acksonville's Art Program is structured so that students interested in art must take Art i before advancing to other courses. Only students graduating from Art I and recommended by the teacher are allowed to advance to other courses. Projects covered in Art I range from papier mache, drawing, painting, to art history. Other courses deal with advanced areas of art and art history. Some field trips are planned for more advanced students to attend and enter art shows. Left: Tony Tademy casts slip into a ceramic mold during art class. Commillee selecfs emblem f 7 ,fij ' The Faculty Student Bicentennial Committee organized the contest to pick a bicentennial emblem for the school and jacksonville. The club is also planning to Dring festival The members of the faculty committee are Left to Right: Mrs. Kennedy, chairwoman, Miss Autrey, Miss Provin, Sgt. Browning, Miss Mrs Nash not shown are Mrs Lovett Mr Screeton Mr Davis and Miss Porter. The members of the student committee are: Left to Right: Yvette Mary Hawk lacqui Henderson Tony Tademy Ric Tanner and Pat Bevill. Faculty .seg

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of the Sludenl Body The j.H.S. student body reached an enrollment high of 1800 students during the 1975-76 school year. As usual there was the same inter-class competition in pep-assemblies and the food drive for the needy. Throughout the school year, Seniors, juniors and Sophomores alike struggled with the procedure changes in the school system. The twelve day absentee rule hit most of the students the hardest. This section of the annual takes a look at the student body divided into the respec- tive classes. Here's looking at you Student Body. Student Body 159