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

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1, ,www ll V The Crimson LIullm,IIllIlI.,IlI., , ll 1 I ,, N., , ,. I ., I, 1 l I IMIIIIIIIIMIII I ll II I I MII IIIHIIII' JACOB FRISCH His conduct varies inversely as the square of his distance from the teacher's desk. LOUISE ROBINSON Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast. NELLIE SWAIN When she will, she will, and you can de- pend on it. VVhen she won't, she won't, and that's the end of it. FRANCES MALONE Not only good, but good for something. EUNICE VVILLIAMSON She makes the best of everything and thinks the best of everybody. ROBERT BRODIE I have to take a dog along to keep the girls away. iIIl 'lIIIIIIIIIIII'I ' IV I ' ' 'I I1 VI I1 WI' 'I 'VI 1 I' H I I 'I I I IWIHIII UI II WII I II II II I ' IIIh Nineteen

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The Crimson s 20 CHARLES COBB A man of inches and every inch a man. ETHEL OWINGS The cheeriest face with the kfndest ways. HAZELLE HOPKINS 'AMuch ado about nothing. MARION SPRUIT ToIz-graph and it gets there fastg tele- phone and it gets there faster: tell 'Tick' and all records are broken. HELEN RYMAN If wit is the spice of life, Helen is well seasoned. VVILLIAM DOUGLAS He talks a lot, thinks a. little, Vvorks a. bit, but likes to quibble, , .Mu-.4 '1w'l'l'l',l , .l Eighteen

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The Crimson ,2o I 1 'JH' STEPHEN REID He grows wiser every clay. IMELDA SCHMALZ Methinks that in his dying hour thy song would still be dear. I MABEI, ROBINSON A favs- more fair and a form more sweet, Ne-'er has it been my chance to meet. ELIZABETH BARR 'AA soul she hath for great actions Ht, Prudence and judgment to direct her wit. MARJORIE MQMURPHY A gay c-oquette-we'll all agree. LESTER CORNICK He sifts, he weighs. A11 things are pu' to question. w ,W M ,. Twenty