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

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SENIOR CLASS STANLEY DAVIS ROBERT A. FAY President Vice-President LEONARD MCDONALD a. EDWARD JOHNSON Secretary Treasurer SENIOR CLASS Among the many beautiful trees in the forest of Jacksonville High School, there is one that towers above all the others. This majestic tree represents one of the most illustrious classes that has ever attended J.H.S. From the time that it was planted, this tree has astounded people by its growth and sturdiness. During this past year more glory has been added to the tree by the giving of the Senior Christmas Dance on December the twenty-first, the sponsoring of the movie “Caravan,” and the presentation of the annual Senior Class Play. The Senior Class Tree has reached its final goal in strength, grace, and beauty during this year. Miss Edna Osborne, the advisor of the class, has given her whole-hearted support to it since its Freshman days. The officers of the class have always been wisely chosen, and our present officers have lived up to the standard. Stanley Davis, our President, Bob Fay the Vice-President, l.eon- ard McDonald the Secretary and A. Edward Johnson our Treasurer, have all contributed to the growth of our tree. In after years people will remember this Senior Class as one of the most outstanding classes in the history of J.H.S. —23—

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HONOR STUDENTS HILDA ROODHOUSE GERTRUDE MAY Valedictorian Salutatorian The Scholastic Honor Roll LOUISE BLIMLING HILDA ROODHOUSE CATHERINE GEANETOS GERTRUDE MAY WILLARD BROCKHOUSE EDWARD JOHNSTON FRANK R. BAPTIST CLAIRE COLTON RUTH KENDALL NYLENESTURDY HELEN LEE WOOLSEY ELMER ELLIOTT MABEL SMITH EILEEN SUMMERS ISSABELLE BROWN FRED OXTOBY ELEANOR HEATON HELEN PETEFISH

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SENIORS EDNA AHLQU1ST As merry as the day is long ILENE ARENDELL Her hair and disposition do not go together. ' FRANK BAPTIST Thank God the stars are be- yond his reach EMMA LOUI3E BELL A 'Bell ol good metal, periect tone and eal quality Home Ec Club I, 2. Comme cial Club, I. 3; Ca nival. 3; D.amaiic Club. 1; Girls' Club, 2; Junior Hing Committee DONALD ALLAN 'I'm not as bashful as I look F F A . 1. 2. 3. 4. Football, 4 DOROTHY BAILEY ' Life is short and so am I. Bluffs CHS Commercial Club. 3. GEORGE STRAWN BARRETTE An argument! An argumenti I'm starving for an argument Peoria Centra! H S . 1 ALICE BERRY She likes the world, the world likes her Girls' Glee Club. 1. 2, Vespe. . 1. 2; Girls' Club. 1 4 G A A . 3 GEORGE AMES Oh this learning, what a trouble it is. ROBERT BALDWIN 1 never dare be as funny as I can Hi-Y, 1. 2. 3. Glee Club, 1. 2, 3. Crocodile Island. PHILIP BARTON (Not graduating). NANCY I. BERRY It is tranquil people who ac- complish much Kane H S.. 1. 2. 3. ESTHER ANDERSON She likes leaves—especially Gleen-leaves'. NAOMI BANDY Doesn't seem to have much pep. but if you keep up. you'll have to step CHARLES BAYLESS Much study is a weariness to the flesh Mechanical Engi- neers Club. 1. 2. 3. 4. Presi- dent, 4 HAROLD BLACK Tho I'm small I sometimes have great thoughts . Mechani- cal Engineers Club, 4 —24—