Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-02
Jones Hi School,

The faculty Dragons tied the faculty Bearcats Dun
bar high March 18TH repeat performance.
The North Little Rock senior high school band brought
10 the student body inspiration information and desire for
imitation Wednesday morning The eghtyfour piece
under the direction of Raymond Brandon rendered
derfu performance The faculty and student body accepted
the performance of the outstanding cultural
blies of the Dr. c. S. Blackburn superintendent
schools and F. B. Wright assistant superintendent
sembly guests
Career week is being observed throughout the school
community Business members of the chamber
merce visited the North Little Rock school Wednesday The
team visiting school consisted of c. A. Woosey chair
man. j. S. Allen, F. H. Smith. These men expressed
themselves being agreeaby surprised find the type
administration qualified personnel excellent teaching expert
ence varied departments good attendance and behavior
listing within the school They also stated that they appreca
ed the in which the buildings and grounds being
cared for The following business after school, Rob-
ert P. Hall, Fred Zorn and Joe Dillon.
Special assembly Friday morning Bishop w. R. Wilkes,
presiding bishop Oklahoma and Arkansas AE church.
chancellor Shorter college, speaker Bishop Wilkes spoke
the theme The Future Is Yours Plan and Prepare The
bishop stated there specific requirements of all of if
will share consrucvey in the work of the world These
choosing your carefully nail the
which you have special aptitude and prepare respond
its requirements the level of ability In closing the
bishop stated IF you bring choice adequate prepare
ton, there will always be place for you"
Career week closed with the clinic Friday evening
Fourteen occupations represented fields of
ploymen Many others discussed with interested students
by the guidance director u s. Harris Principal E. H. Hun
gave the closing address, Approximately three hundred
students and parents attended the clinic.
The exhibit is serving its purpose well The student
body and faculty look forward the display from the var
departments each week This week the science department
has display he Tools For Scientific Learning This you
should Jones high has of the best equipped science
laboratories in the state Nexton p Marshall and R. Palm
head the senior and junior high departments respectively
The student council had charge of assembly Wednesday
morning All candidates had opportunity make campaign
speeches Several dark horses expected appear before
the is
Science Division
History reveals that the school has been exposed
to setup the natural science is today Three class
rooms equipped and used for survey of sciences
biology another equipped and used for chemistry and
physics and partially equipped for junior high gen
era science However, materials may be obtained for this
junior high from both equipped laboratories
We in second year with qualified nstruc-
tors NJ p Marshall r. j. Palmer and E. A. Dyer and these
added facilities Our students pleased to know that
they desire these pursue their fes work
hey are available However, there exist them fear
for various avoid these subjects occupations
qung them So in general sciences great pain is taken
by the influence of students to become
interested in three definite natural sciences offered
by our school, general required both junior
and senior levels Biology chemistry and physics electives
or are required students seeking occupations
The biology class has just completed the unit on chemi-
cal ANALYSIS food Simple compound pneumatic and n.y.
drauc machines being studied by the physics class
chemistry class has just completed the unit sui
fur and its compounds Experiments performed by Sc
lected group.
The instructors in science proud of their division but
we realize that yet arrived There great pos
sibiles might attain
Bernece B Wright reporting f. H. Hunter, principal