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

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Marie Koops named 1975-76 Key Club Sweelheorl Marie Koops was presented as Key Club Sweetheart in December during the half-time activities of the Red-White basketball game. Marie was presented a bouquet of roses by Dean Schoen- born, president of Key Club. The four Key Club Favorites are jeannie Bunch, Sarah Mills, Cindy Quinnelly, and Sharon Reilly. Flowers were presented to the girls by Richard Hartman, jerry if Sharon Reilly Jeannie Bunch Byers, joe Fudge, and Mark Ratcliff. The girls are nominated by the senior Key Club members and then all the nominees are voted on. The girl who receives the most votes is elected Key Club Sweetheart and the four girls with the next highest number of votes are the four favorites. The Key Club Sweetheart and Favorites are presented with their flowers and a kiss. Left to right: Marie Koops and Dean Schoen- borng Sarah Mills and Richard Hartmang leannie Bunch and jerry Byers, Sharon Reilly and Mark Ratcliffg and Cindy Quinnelly and joe Fudge. .wr 'FUN -.,M,,, wr MARIE KOOPS Cindy Quinnelly Sarah Mills lx C X1 .. U., , '.,. . .. 'Hr' I 'M 'N MQ? , A . I: N ,I . 4 , . ,A , 5 2, V ' J 1 15- 141: Lg X- 1 tiff, 31, f - r' s. .. 4 ' ' Honorsw4l

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Mike Forlson elected Boys Stole Governor jacksonville High School received an outstanding honor this summer with the election of Mike Fortson as Boys State Governor. Mike Fortson, along with seven other delegates from jacksonville, attended Boys State june l through 7. Both Boys State and Girls State were held this year at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway, with Girls State being held the week of june Sth. jacksonville's delegates for both Boys and Girls State were: Pat Bevill, Karla Boyd, Bonnie Brown, Mike Clawson, Mike Fortson, Mary I-lawk, Dwayne johnson, john Paul Moory, Debbie Ray, Dean Schoenborn, Tom Simpson and Terry Stanford. jacksonville also held many other executive offices other than governor on both the city and state level. Every delegate from jHS held some form of office or served as a department head in his political party. All of the delegates to Boys State were given a tour of the State Capitol before their departure from UCA. E 14: 5. ,, A Iago., ll., V2 i S. its in it .J 35215 1, Y.- .J rg, Ii ve H., 4: .9 e 1 If 1 'v Governor Pryor officially installs Mike Fortson as governor .ag '11 'E BWV' ' 3, 1 leaf? jacksonville's delegates to Boys and Girls State were lst row lL to Rj: Mike Fortson. 2nd row: Mary Hawk, Bonnie Brown Debbie Ray Terry Stanford Karla Boyd. 3rd row: Dwayna johnson, Mike Clawson, john Paul Moory, Dean Schoenborn, james Palmer, Pat Bevill, and Tom Simpson 40 Honors

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Girls receive honors in Jr. Miss Pogeonfs Cindy Caldwell was named this year's lr, Miss jacksonville. This con- testis held in connection with the Miss and Little Miss jacksonville Pageants. Girls between the ages of fourteen and seventeen may enter. This year there were eight contestants. Two runners- up, a Miss Congeniality, and the new lr. Miss were selected. Pictured are iseatedl 2nd runner- up, Valerie Loehridgeg lr. Miss jack- sonville, Cindy Caldwellg istandingl lst runner-up, Brenda Strubeg and Miss Congeniality, Diane Reel. Two students at IHS were awarded titles at the Pulaski County lr. Miss Pageant. They are Mary Hawk, who was awarded the top honor of Pulaski County lr. Miss, and Bonnie Brown, who was chosen jacksonville lr. Miss. They also attended the state pageant. Pictured are Bonnie Brown, lack- sonville jr. Missg and Mary Hawk, Pulaski County jr. Miss. 42 Honors N 5 il. 'nu ,V N I A i I J .et i 3 r. J ir SV x X is t Q. .YQAX