Jonesboro High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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gufzzre eac er, Future Teachers of America is one of the most popular and most active organizations on the Jones- boro High School campus. The students, with the help of their sponsor, Mrs. Gregson, carried out an active program of work and play during the past school year. When thinking of enthusiastic people, one natur- ally thinks of the members of the vF.T.A. The various programs presented during the club meet- ings were ample evidence of this fact. On several occasions guest speakers gave talks on the varied fields of education. Sinse this club is made up of students who want to be teachers, the programs were very beneficial in persuading them into the teaching vocation. OFFICERS: Diane McFarlin, president, Beverly Womack, vice-president, Gail Dunlap, secretary, Anne Parker, treas- urerg Jean Hodges, parliamentariang Carolyn Gordon, pro- gram chairman, Mrs. Gregson, sponsor. Absent when picture was made: Peggy Hunter, reporter. MEMBERS--FIRST ROW: Margaret Pollock, Carolyn Gordon, Rosanna Massey, Jean Hodges, Linda Watson, Sherry Heringer, Beverly Kirkindall, Susan Brown, Carol Hudson, Diane McFarlin. SECOND ROW: Doris Moore, Beverly Womack, Anne Par- ker, Judy Neal, Carolyn Lee, Peggy Saunders, Brenda Wiley, Brenda Caldwell, Doris Vinson, Shirley Johnson. THIRD ROW: Linda Burke, Sylvia Toone, Brenda Fletcher, Martha Ann Willianus, Cheryl Lloyd, Jean McCain, Donna O'berg, Syble Key, Virginia Donnell, Pat McCrackin, Doris McKinney, Mary Jane Scurlock, Jayleen Doyle, Kathy Vinson. FOURTH ROW: Kay Lyn Coleman, Darlene Williams, Gail Dunlap, Pat Warneke, Sherry Bratcher, Carolyn Swindle, Edith Jameson, Joyce Russell, Melba Wood, Brenda Gordon, Faye Eldridge, Alice Cook, June Orr, Mary Lou Lofton, Annette Goodman, Joyce Darling. FIFTH ROW: Bill Etter, Kenny Rees, Al Brown, Johnny James, Armanda Nail, Judy Hales, Dickie Longgrear, David Os- borne, Powers Pierce. CHARLIE G. JOHNSTON INS. AGENCY 44 Ser1fire Beyond the Comme!

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K' . IZQQIGICG Several F.T.A. members prepare to leave for the State Convention. They are Carol Hudson, Peggy Hunter, Diane McFarlin, Ann Parker, and Susan Brown. The teachers of j.H.S. were treated to cokes and cupcakes at a faculty meeting. Members of the F.T.A, prepared and ' served the refreshments. F.T.A. members help another club, the F.B.L.A., by grading their spelling papers. CRISP ESSO SERVICE CENTER Ser1fiL'e if our Bufinetrf' 45