Jonesboro High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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3 , Q , . ,h 1 is T if , 1.4 5 y 3 ' ... lp 2 ' :I I.EF'l' TO RIGHT: Donna Oberg, Mary Jane Scurlock, Betty Burrow, Jackie Hodge, Bonnie Fuller, Doris Beason, ,Ianellt Cooksey, Doris McKinney, Anna Oden, Patty Lee, Patsy Taylor, Judy Nesmith, Brenda Caldwell, Julia Ann Jordan, .lamt Moss, Sue Matthews, Dorothy Buhrmester, Mrs. Brooks, Pat Martin. Self-Improvement Is Their Goal The Modeling Club is offered as a source of self-improvement to en- able the girls to achieve beauty, poise, and confidence through know- ing how to make the most of them- selves. The aims of the club are to round out personalities by making the most of their physical beauty. acquiring assurance of action. and establishing a broader outlook on life. The course of study for the year included visual poise. make-up. care of hair, personality. figure control, wardrobe, social graces. and model- ing fashions. b LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mrs. Brooks, sponsorg Dorothy Buhrmester, secretary Doris McKinney, presidentg Sue Matthews, treasurer.

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FIRST ROW: Jaylecn Doyle, Donna Stevenson, Judy Nesmith, Judy Moore, Gloria Garner, Nancy Ray, Gloria Bradley, Jamie- Sue Brewer. SECOND ROW: Glenda Turner, Katherine Shelton, Connie Hampton, Frances Farabee, Patsy Taylor, June Orr. Mary Pc-rkvy, Judith Gambill, Jane Reaves. THIRD ROW: Joe Ed Smith, Robert Cook, John Hughey, .I0el Gamhilv, Norman Hynes, Jimmy Johnson, Betty Wilson, Mrs. Blue. Junior Red Cross Aims for ervice. qgx LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Ed Smith, president: John Love, vice-president: Mrs. Blue, sponsor: Judy Nesmith, secretary: Norman Hynes, treasurer. WILLIS CALDWELL, INC. The Junior Red Cross is an out- standing service club of Jonesboro High School. Service projects for the community highlight their year's activities. This club, realizing the needs around it, strives to better the conditions in. the local area.

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FIRST ROW: Harold Moniany, Howard Baswell, Ferrell Cothern, Paul Bridger, Kenneth Luster, .lanics Baker, Clan-iicv Duckworth. SECOND ROW: Earnie Stallings, Jerry Parsons, James Cole, Ronnie HHTplPll, Bill Cartwright. Willis Gray. Tyler McClain, Charles Cook, Mr. Ross. The Satisfaction of creating things with the hands and, at the same time. learning zu skill or trade are two of the primary purposes of the Industrial Arts and Trades Department. Here the boys work with wood to gain a more satisfactory use of leisure, as well as occupational time. Learning a Trade Throu ph Experience t ' 1.1 n:,s U 0 ...lf vvbft Y., ' l 1 nl lil sin! gnu!! nf' . ,n ul' Shop instructor, Charles Ross. explains the importance of sanding Ronny Diggs, Larry Langston, and Paul Bond put the finishing to insure ai proper finish. touches on the Gizmo, 'which was entered in the Science Fair. II2 .-of w