Jonesboro High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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Norman Hynes, vice-presidentg and Reba Stone, president. 012 or oczef Service was the aim of this year's National Honor Society. The members were chosen at the end of their junior year on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and serv- ice. Trying to vary their program to cover all these qualities, the honor society proved to be a very versatile organization. The annual citizenship week was outstanding with a dif- ferent theme for each day. Highlighting the week was an assembly in which prizes were awarded to the students who did the best job of cleaning up our school. A check was presented at Christmas to the Salvation Army. A banquet, gift to the school, pay assembly, and induction of new members were other activities sponsored by the organization. This year's Honor Society proved to be a challenge to all juniors and sophomores. HOME These students depict a normal football game. This scene was in the citizenship program sponsored by the Honor Society. ad The Honor Society sponsored a talent show which was one of the best ever presented. Karen and Cecil are practicing for the assembly. They are singing Baby, It's Cold Outside! FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN 4I

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