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

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Randy Ward Cheryl Ware Dwight Ware Willie Washington Robin Watkins Carol Watts Louis Webber james Weiler june Wennesheimer Millie West Dennis Whaley Dale White Elaine White Glenn White Lisa White Helen Wightman Lynne Wilfong Eddy Wilkes Tina Wilkins David Williams Debbie Williams Lee Williams Slick Williams Stanely Williams Veronia Williams Garry Willis Paul Willis Mike Willoughby Billy Wills Carolyn Wilson Ralph Winningham Kim Woodworth Beci Wooldridge Mark Worden Sandra Young 242-luniors ry: , V 'fy i ali' iff' 9 '.' rg X, 5 I I 1 'fc A 'ff ' -I L- 3921 ,, a r 3.55, 62 I 40 'VLA' 1 ' . .4 ' iw Y- 1 if gi x

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Eddie Thompson Kenneth Thompson Rhonda Thompson Tony Thompson Paula Throgmorton Gail Tidwell Sherry Tippitt Phillip Tirman Rhonda Todd Annette Toler Faye Trantham Linda Tucker Raymond Turner Ricky Turner Sammy Turner Patsy Tucker Carol Turney jeff Twitty Mike Tyler Cheri Uhrich Bill Vanbuskirk james Varner Kathy Vaughan Nancy Vaughn Donna Veasley Vinny Vickers Leah Vines David Vowell Elroy Walker Pat Wallace Debra Wallies johanna Ward Smile Sophomores! The year is olmosl over! - I -S , I , qw' A l. jeff Twitty looks about as the camera catches jimmy Morris in a direct pose. 2. Bill Gray works on homework while joey Rounsaville tries to work out an English assignment. 3. Phillip Tirman sneaks a peek at the camera. 4. Terry Spencer smiles as she thinks of the coming summer. Sophomores-241

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x ref l. Drake Lavine keeps an eye on the camera. 2. Students show spirit while Wanda Thomas glances idly about. 3. Bob johnson breaks for a refreshment after the Christmas parade. 4. Patricia Pickens, Kim Woodworth, Lila Under- hill and Colleen Leverett get ready for an hour of typing class, 5, Larry Romack appears to be deep in thought as his picture is taken. 6. Sophomore students, Laura Manning and Delana Summers, casually walk to class. ,, L ,L af' 1. A y' Q SOPHOMORES ALL AROUND We are grand, we are great, we're the class of '78, SOPHOMORESV' This is the familiar cry hear in response to both the juniors' and Seniors' class yells. The Sophomore yell seems to get the message across that they're here whether the juniors and Seniors like it or not and they're here to stay. lt isn't easy being a Sophomore, but then has it ever been? There are 624 tenth grade students enrolled this year at IHS, the largest class ever! Nlany consider the Sophomores as being idle but that's certainly one thing they're not! Sophomores gave support to assemblies, candy drives for the needy and in school clean ups. Sophomores can also be found in choir, band, as library and office aides, in ROTC, drama, and in most any club spon- sored at lHS. This past year has held many difficulties and frustrations, but laughter and promise were forever present. Now instead of looking behind, the Sophomores gaze ahead. Eventu- ally as the coming years are behind, they'll graduate with the familiar yell: We are grand, we are great, we're the class of '78, SENIORSV' So look ahead to the future, but remember the past experiences as Sophomores at lHS! Sophomores 243