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

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The Larger Green Plums The Sophornores, like small plants have just gained a start in life. They are developed enough to have an interest in the garden in which they grow, but as yet they have only a good start in school life

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Crimson J Frye Zahn Day Murphy Sophomore Class History Pl'l'Sit1L'11f,. ,YY,,,,,Y ,,,,,,, -I ames Frye Vice Prexidrnl ,.,,,.,,, Y,,,,Y,,, E lmer Zahn Svcrciary ,....,..Y,Y ,,,,.,, K enneth Day Treasurer ,Y,,,,, Aileen Murphy In their freshman year they started their journey right by choosing Miss Kamm as their advisor. The leaders of that year were James Frye, presidentg Regina Cheneler, vice prcsidentg Eugene Greenleaf, secretaryg and Rodger Hopper, treasurer. The first great event of the class was the Hallowe'en party in October. Then occurred the carnival in which they were well represented by a most realistic circus. The first event this year in which the class was represented was the carnival. Here they gave the Punch and Judy show which was one of the most interesting features of the evening. The next great event of the year was the dance sponsored by the sopho- more class. This might seem a great undertaking for sophomores but this class really put it over making it a howling success. The sophomore class was well represented in Mr. Deem's Midget', basketball team which was one of the winning teams of Jacksonville. The class wants to extend a hearty welcome to their two new advisors, Mr. Deem and Mr. Hallowell, who have surely aided in guiding them. This class has a wonderful start and is sure to take a big step toward bettering the world. Charlotte Brum' '33 ',,,..... ! 'Q ,, ,