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

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lllimiimillinillMItMIIIMIIHIIIIII Hill till III Hill HUMI The Crimson J • MIIIIMHIIHII SCHOOL EXECUTIVES B. F. Shaker, Superintendent E. S. Fini.f.y, Principal To think of Mr. Shafer is to think of power—power of purpose and power of execution. For two years he was our principal, then because of his ability, be- came our superintendent, an office which he has held for six years. Although this position brought with it additional duties and responsibilities, Mr. Shafer has always taken a great deal of interest in the high school students and high school activities. We have learned to look upon him as a true friend whom we can rely upon for helpful advice or a jolly word. Mr. Finley came to Jacksonville High School from Missouri. During his three vears as our principal he has introduced the following new ideas which have proved very successful: The re-organization of the Student Council into an active governing body, the Senior privileges, and the regular assemblies. We feel that much credit is due Mr. Finley for his splendid leadership and for the many things he has done to make this school year a success. Page thirteen ....................................................... 1 9 2 8 .................................................................

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IIIIIIIIIMmillMIIMMIMIMMIMIIMIMMIMIMimilHIlima The Crimson J First Row Second Row Emma Mae Leonhard, A. B.. M. A. English Illinois College Columbia University University of Wisconsin Eunice L. Horstman, A. B. English Illinois Wesleyan University Clara I. Smith, A. B. English Illinois College University of Wisconsin Louise Struck. A. B. English Illinois College University of Wisconsin Margaret Watson, A. B. English Illinois Woman's College University of Wisconsin Martha Jean Hale, A. B. English Hamilton College University of Illinois Mable Ruyle, A. B. French, English Illinois College University of Illinois Margaret K. Moore, B. L. Latin Smith College University of Illinois University of Iowa Student of Modern Languages in Brussels, Belgium; and Bonn, Germany Norma Perbix, A. B. Latin Illinois Woman's College University of Leipzig Lillian Havenhill, A. B. Librarian Illinois College University of Illinois Page fifteen