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

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B l iology Club becomes the P. C. E. The Biology Club was started in the i974-i975 school year, and it has a current membership of fifty-four. The members are comprised of stu- dents enrolled in Advanced Biology and Zoology. Some ol the club activities included: Construction ol' the lHS green- house, the annual Buffalo River Float Trip, serving as part ofthe jackson- ville Bicentennial Committee, and various lund raising projects such as selling terrariums. During the current school year, the Biology Club was designated as the Pulaski County Environmental Youth Board which works in conjunc- tion with the U.S. Soil and Water Conservation Service. The highlight of the Youth Board activities included the sending of live students to the national convention in Honolulu, Hawaii, and attending the N.A.C.D. state convention in Little Rock. The officers ol' the club are: President, Bobby Collins, Vice President, Diane Sutton, Secretary, Cindy Nleddressg and Treasurer, Gwen Williams. The sponsor is Mr. Ron Coward, Biology l, ll, and Zoology instructor at lHS. 5 VT 1 . N f ig -,,,.- no my W gg .4 Y. B. 99 1. . 3 , i Vx 1 S 5 row CL to Ri: D. Sutton, C. Metldiess, B. Collins, G. Williams. Zntl row lL to Ri: L. Roy, Nl. Wilson, l. Helter, P. Steuart, lvl. l'l.iwls, P. Medtlress, K. Tindle, Nl. vm, R. Hicks, S. Hammons, D. Robinson. 5rd row QL to Ri: G. Roy, R. Makela, I'. lenkins, S. Hughes, D. Tutker, M. Clawson, V. Carman, P. Kelly, C. l - on L Kerr L McAllister A Hamilton li Dorsey.4tl1 row lL to RJ: W. Smith, C. Carney, R. Hutl, P. Crondey, B. Bryant, B. y, K. Boyc, l.Hendcis , . , . , . , . 1. New, I. Dennis, K. Conroy, T. Stanlord, B. Fielding, C. Childers, K. Cox, S. Hilton, R. Dorsey, Ron Coward, Sponsor, and T. Barber. .. Q, ' :fi .swf - g! V' N - . if ,ig P 'N Xe 'f J . l E . le-f f . - if x ., .. ,W , -S . ai' VM, -. ...lk ..,... Top: Sponsor Mr. Ron Coward. Upper left: Members of the Biology Club enjoy their Buffalo River trip. Above: The five representatives to Hawaii, Diane Sutton, Cindy Meddress, Gwen Williams, Iacquie Hender- son, and Terry Stanford. Left: The greenhouse that was constructed by the club. Clubs-73

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CCE places firsf in mini-parade Coordinated Career Education is an organization formed to teach students that the world of work is obtained through education and training. Each spring CCE attends the if State Special Olympics held at Con- l.' ' Ci ,s.s l ii ' HOU? 5,5 Way. Students throughout the state compete against each other in many sports events. Mr. Harold Stark and Ms. Donna Rodgers are sponsors. Officers are: President, De- wayne Sheffield, Vice President, Sandra Lawerenceg Treasurer, Allen La Touretteg Secretary, Lateen Hayes. Above: CCE sponsored a pumpkin sale during the month of October. Below: CCE's entry in the mini-parade helped boost homecoming spirit. Row 1: Harold Stark, Lateen Hayes, Dewayne Sheffield, Sandra Lawrence, Punison Dixon, Carl jones, Donna Rogers. Row 2: Pauline Pickens, Allen LaTourretta George Hodo, joe McDonald, Ricky johnson. 72-Clubs I

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Arl Club promotes url opprecialion The promotion of art apprecia- tion and understanding is the main purpose of the Art Club. The club is composed of thirty-two members. To remain a member ofthe club a student must not miss more than three consecu- tively scheduled meetings. Club members help make decorations for proms and also work on stage scenery. Art Club participated in the Homecoming and Christmas parades. Ramona Autrey and Cathy Porter are the club sponsors. Officers of Art Club are: President, Betsy Barr, Vice Presi- dent, Nancy Matthews, Secretary- Treasurer, Patty Groves, Reporter, Von Neely. i l Row 1: P. janessen, K. johnston, P. Groves, N. Matthews, D. Walley, B. Barr, R. Sworud, R. Winnnihngham, j. Rounsaville. Row 2: j. Flournoy, S. Hebel, P. Meadows, j. Mason, K. Clark, K. Diffie, C.-Wright, G. Williams. Row 3: K. Katrosh, N. Lovelady, V. Robinson, R. Tanner, V. Neely, L. Conway, D. Parks, l- Ormce' N-P0551 Kejlelf Five delegoles go lo Oklahoma The major purpose of Model United Nations is to give students an opportunity to learn about the foreign policies of countries by representing them. Over twenty-five students from jHS participated in the activities held December 5-6, 'l975, at the University of Central Arkansas at Conway. jacksonville represented seven countries with at least four people in each delegation. Five stu- dents represented jHS in a nation wide simulated United Nations held at Oklahoma. This was the first time jHS had participated in any such activity out of the state. The sponsors of Model U.N. are Mr. Ron Lewis and Mr. William jones. The head delegates and their countries are as follows: Alisa Holley-Malti, Becky Capshaw- Ivory Coast, Earline Timple-Sierre Lomeg j. B. Hall-fKamin Republic, Cindy Boyd-Singapore, Tommy GannoneHaitig Rosanne Romon- tio-ABhutang and Mike Hunter-- Paraguay. 74 Clubs t ,.x i, Nr.s Row 1: C. Boyd, E. Temple, S. Hughes, F. Dorsey, S. Beck. Row 2: K. Boyd, T. Carrales, K. Descoteau, T. jones, S. jarry, A. Holley, R. Gregory. Row 3: B. Tolleson, C. Evans, R. Phillips, j. Elder, C. Quinnelly. Row 4: L. Budelis, j. Hall, L. Dixson, D. Eldridge, T. jenkins. Row 5: B. Capshaw, R. Romontio, D. Holiday, G. Lewis, T. Gannon