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

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iw' it Q R 5. W ri aye!!-N. g 'l ,nf .u S' -q'9 11 Ai' :Qi In early October, while the brilliant colors of Autumn filled the Ozarks, stu- dents of the Humanities and World Cultures classes traveled to the Ozark Folk Center. While there, they visited with natives of the mountain culture, and participated with them in some of the native crafts, such as basketweaving, pottery making, blacksmithing, candle making, and the caokingofhominyin an old wash-pot. ln the evening, a folk music concert at the center was invaded by the enthusiastic students who were anxious to show off their new-found skills in Ozark iig- dancingfl Sometime after midnight, the weary group arrived back in jacksonville, filled happily with the sounds and sights ofthe Rackensack, aware of the meaning of Down in the Arkansas. 1. Ricky Brim, Liz St. Martin, Kathy Cox, and john Bell are having fun trying out a man-made seesaw located on the Ozark Folk Center grounds. 2. ln the violin shop, onlooker lohn Bell watches a demonstration by one of the many Ozark people. This man made the violin he is demonstrating. 3. Mr. jones tinkers with the bus to make sure everything is in good shape before the long ride to Mountain View. 4. ln the pottery shop, Cindy Quinnelly shows her skill on the pottery wheel to one of the workers at the Folk Center. W... Student Life 15

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JVILLE , .. . 3, ,tr 'F Q, , y if Day ldai n. the period from sunrise to sunsetg the period ol' the sun's revolution on its axisg 24 hoursg time of life. You are allotted only 24 hours for each day. Into this day we must crowd all our living, whether it is study, work, sleep, or play. Some days, 24 hours just doesn't seem enough. But we must make it do and the typical day in jacksonville could go like this. On week days, it is off to school bright and early. You stop by Shipley's for a doughnut or the nearest Kwik Shop for a supply of candy bars and gum, leaving the bacon and eggs for Dad that Mom cooked. Arriving just as the bell rings, you park in your assigned space in the parking lot, hoping you haven't forgotten last night's homework. There isn't much time between classes or at lunch, but you manage some conversation with friends and the day finally passes. Many students may leave for their jobs at noon and others work alter school hours making for a long day. For others, it is home to straighten your room, wash the dishes, do your homework, or wait for someone to call you on the phone. The week days are spent pretty much alike. But, pick a night, any night, and this will more than likely be its outline. The town of jacksonville is full of Iiveliness. 1. Senior Valerie Garman works hard waiting on customers. 2. While exchanging conversation, Phyllis Mckenzie and Larry Kerr enjoy a coke at Sonic. 3. Downtown jacksonville is brought alive by its many neon lights. 4. Dwayne johnson spends a lot of his nights stocking shelves at Piggly Wiggly. I gi... W' J .Iii 'f Q s figsisg Gas' A R 'Kp' ii ,X Student Life-17