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

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The Small Green Plants Freshmen, often thought of as being small and rather useless are welcomed into the garden of school life as much as the small green shoots are in a real garden

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Crimson .l S:'1'z'1lh'1'r1 Davenport Frye Gillespie Evers Freshman History D is for Davenport, a jolly young man, Who rules the class with a wise firm hand. E is for Evers, the money she gets Pays all bills and removes all frets. F is for Frye, bright as the dawn, Who runs the class when Davenport's gone. UG is for Gillespie, our secretary, too, Who writes in her book about every thing new. With Miss Struck as our advisor, I think that the Freshman class has gotten along splendidly. We have organized an orchestra consisting of the following people: Leo James Edward Hopper Charlyne Cox Max Obermeyer Chester Stout Loretta Montgomery Morris Lair Miss Struck Howard Davenport On November twenty-sixth at the J. H. S. Carnival the Freshman class proved its existence by having two booths, namely: the Mystery Room QAII the thrills and horrors that werenit in it aren't worth mentioningj and the Fortune Telling Booth. With Work and Winn as our class motto the class of '34 has been doing some excellent work. The yellow rose was chosen as the class flower and blue and gold the class colors. Hazel 741707115011 '54. ,naar .yyy 1 2 ,- '-FM Alarm