Jacksonville High School - Crimson J Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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MARY S. BLACK—ALPHA DELTA. True to her work, her word and her friends. Her taste is as distinctive as her disposition for German and each is of the highest attainment. INNIS BASHFORD ALKIRE—FORUM. Reform and reform and more reform. With the knowledge of a philosopher, •‘Socrates’’has solved all the high school problems to his own satisfaction. FLORENCE BOURNE-ALPHA DELTA. “A maiden hath no tongue but thought. “Peggy” has worked quietly but diligently for four long years. WALTON BOXELL— FORUM. Always active in all the enterprises, Walt, as one of the strong men on this year’s basketball team and business manager of the Crimson J. has proven his worth and ability. RUTH BRITTENHAM— ALPHA DELTA. ‘‘Studious of ease and fond of humble things.” Ruth won the second honors in the eighth grade and will be near the top in the senior list. Page Nine

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Seniors MELBA ANDERSON—ALPHA BETA. Thru her expressive eyes her soul distinctly speaks. Melba has been devoutly loyal to the high school thru the (wo years that she has been with us. LOUIS AHLQUIST. “This world belongs to the energetic. Louis has played a hard clean game in the study line and has usually won out. LILLIAN ANGEL—ALPHA DELTA. A guardian “angel’’o’er his life presides. “Lil has always been a most worthy member of our class. WILLIAM ALLCOTT. ’.‘Care, to our coffin, adds a nail no doubt, and every grin so merry draws one out. We have often seen Bill, his face one substantial smile, lead the students in their cheering. He has been business manager for two years and it is said he even aspired to the principalship. EVA BAXTER—ALPHA DELTA. Very tall and most divinely fair. She does not waste time explaining but simply goes and does things in her own deliberate manner. Page Eight

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ANNA P. BROWN—ALPHA GAMMA THETA. “I was out of town and did not get to study the lesson.” Yet she always makes them up and in spite of arduous social duties, Anna has always commanded a high rank in classroom and in school activities. HARLOW W. BROWN—FORUM. “Still water runs deep.” Quietly but persistently in class room, on the debating s uad, in the Forum and on the stage, Harlow has pursued his career in high school, making a record of achievement in every place of which the class and the school is proud. DOROTHY A. CAMP—ALPHA BETA. Wise to resolve and patient to perform. As vice-president of the class and a loyal member of the Treble Clef and Alpha Beta, Dort’sstar has shown steadily thru the four years. R. CARTER CRAIN—FORUM. He came from Waverly. The’‘College Cinderella” made such a hit under his management that Carter thot he’d try J. H. S. himself and he has found it quite the place he expected, and we are glad to have him with us. ISABEL B. CARRIEL. Mild manners and a gentle heart, always loyal and true to 1913, no one will forget Isabel. P a it e Ten