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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1936 volume:

THE CRIMSON UNM XXX XIOX ISXHHVXXN HIC1 SCHC IN Ill INII IX YCJI. A. 'I NEN fQ AHL fll JUL lxctrgscmxlpl li, llI.1'CJl5 FOREWORD ' x 1 1 X I L L x I 1 N 1 x x X 1 1 111 1 11L X1 X M1 , 1. L LX 1 1 1X 1111 N 1 9 x ll O 'I 111' XX1:1 qf 111 NVW11111' 511 111j 1.1, f111111111', 1111151 N1 111 .111-1 111 111'1', 1'1'.11'1csx11 11c'1i11g XLIC11 11111, S11'1X'111Q1l11'11C1f'111Sll111A111'1'11. XX11 11.1X'.' 1111x111 1111 1111- XX111-15 111, 111111111 111' 1110 1111 11,.:11. . XX1' 1x111X 111.'11A s1:'c11j'111, 1110114111113 1112,111'11'11'11X1'1X'1'1'111111Q5N. .-X111' 1111 :1 10111111 111 1111111.1Q 1111r 111x1L'Nf11l1.1lN1L' 11'1'1i11!q 111 111 '13 1 111lX'C11rC11 XX 111115 115 11111 11 'nc 1l1111' 1111111111211 111 11111 I11Ll.X 1'1 1 111111 11111 1111 111 vcr 11- ' 11111 .1S11X11.11'r1111 x111'u1'1 XX 111 1 1 g1'Cll1 '1' j'1111'1'. JOHN AGGER if, W it Z X With deepest gratitude for his loyalty and uutiring effort, we, the Senior Class of 1936, dedicate this, our yearbook, to John Agger, our advisor. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES O ATHLETICS 0 0 CLASSES 0 0 3 -7 , 2, 1 rr' I rf.. V. .4 V X f J Q: ,gf tail 4 p -, 3, 1 af g A -v fffw , . ?YfwYf57': , ' - vt. , V if nw' , ' ' f ',At,, n. ll0l'llll from zxlmw- .I.ll.S. looks lotwly and t-oltl, vutlld you lllll se-ml within llmst- Ullflll wimlmvs 21 1-:ist-mlv ut' wtgvt' wir-vs :mtl an .tvulzttlvllv nt' t'uutQtvp5 wnultl lwlit- this first ole-mit Illllllilll. PAGE SIX v 1 IN lf. fi gloria greets stops while tloors t-onw vntvrt of our lroplty vasvs, welll llwl with utelttwxttns ot' tts J. ll. S. vivlorifls, all who asrflml the fmt' from the front mloor, uvztrluy the- AllllllUI'llllI1 wait only a tug tu well- you to uuotlwr plvgtsattt uitttnmtt. . vu . X HIC Simple iwlllllf' ul' Ulll' stairways , . . Ihosv surm- onvs we rushed up so mamv timvs . . . no ltnigwr hitltlvn tlntlf-1' the vloak of hurrying footsteps and liwly vontro- vvrsy, is revs-almi strikingly by this gr'a0Qft1ltt'Pz1trner1t of light and shadow, ,A 1'l.AY? .XII 11Ill'I'1'112l? 01' 1'1lll il 111111 11111- 1'1'1'1 111111 4'1111sf'1s .1.11.S. 111 l'Z1111i11t' S111-11 1111 1N1lhf'I'fA 111' Qzlivly' 111111 XY1'l4'l1lI14-1 1111112111 011 Ilwsfl gz11:1 1lf'1'.lSl1111S, 1111' 111111111112 Sl'1'I1l 1111111111111111'1'I11f'l'U1 11111'I't'S1 11121l11'V1'1' 1'I-.CT EIT111 111C 511111111 of 21 114-113 Clmixs S1-1'.111v3 11111115 11111-113 voiw-s 111 vwl' rising 1-lwlsvf-111111 ring 1111'1111g11 1111- s1i11111'ss: 1l1f'1ik1I'S 11z111g: 1111u1Qs 11111111 s11111c-111s, 111 :111 11111 1'11s11 111' 11v1W111'l1 11:1ss 1-1'1-111s. 1111 11l4' 1-111111y mn'- l'll11llN XYIIII1l1l'1l11112il1l'1j' Tfflv ,Z 1 f- ii ADMINISTRATION Our Faculty 1 1111ltx xl 1 lm C 11111 Illull s 111 g111dw111 k c1xxlL1i,1 xxm xx uh Lxnws 0111 dupwt 11 Q 1 lllx lpp L lll 'IAOOLII' 'z 1 v' x'1oh:x'c, tm' tour j'CllI'S, xcn JLII' '1dj: dj' our Search for fllll :md Il ' 1 pw, 1 111 K'Zll'1 1 1 1 I C1l 'UIl. DR. R. O STOOPS L The Jacksonville High School is dedicated to the youth of this community. Here a steadfast puhlic provides adequate equip- ment and excellent instruction to create the proper environment for mental and social growth. And it is all as free to our youth as the air they hreathe. l.et us here, as students, lay the foundation of sound scholar- ship and worthy character, with a firm conviction that, in this man- ner, we can create wealth which 'Old Man Depression cannot deplete. In no other way can we show ourselves so appreciative and So worthy ot' the sacrifices of time and money which a gen- erous community has invested in this school. Student citizenship of this type creates a school spirit which hest serves the present, and to which we can look hack, in the future, with genuine pride. R. O. STOOPS . . V, Y, JAMES C HTUTCH Wvtdt TI'1lIlSl1llltlllg to the young people of .lxicksonville not only the knowledge that they need for living, but also the attitude :ind ideals necessary to inzike that knowledge effective in service to society, is :L responsiliility which demands the most serious efforts of teachers :ind the maximum of co-operation from students. J. C. MUTCH MARGARET K. MOORE HELEN RICHARD9 CLARA I SMITH Lzltin Jllllfllilliblll MABEL RUYLE I'1l'l'llt'Il lfnglixh NORMA PERBIX Latin 5 FACULTY PAGE FIFTEEN MILDRED GEORGE Slmrtlmnul Typing HELEN HARNEY Short ha nfl Typing Bllsinefs'l'rzli11i1n JOHN BAIRD H4Nlkl'i1ft'llilI2 lillxilww Law liufim-Nw 'l'rainiu J.M.HoLLowELL XI 1'lDl'il - f- 4-1-luv1'ulXl:l1lue-lv IRENE GROVES 51:11 lll'Ill3lIif'N JOHN AGGER l'luy-iw '51-111-Fall N-ie-nf 1 .,,p.4 GLEN C. HICKLE l lI1'IlllNII',Y t'm1xI1wl'1-isll 411-..g1'ul+l15 ELSIE L. EVANS .XlLgo'lrl'al H1-m'1':ul KIM llvlllflf i4'N HELEN B. KAMM HIHIHQA' l'll.x-iwlfvgglx' VIRGINIA HOFFMAN Sf-1-1'm-tally In l'rim-E11 LILLIAN HAVENHILL l.iIn':u'i:1n JOHN T. TAYLOR 5IIl1If 'llull Q9 QI 3 I,'Y9Q, L ., - '75 , 1,1 Il-H?-5 .M lv w. s FRANCES IVI. ALKIRE Nlll1l.x'H:lll FRANK H. WAIZIKER l'l1x-I ' .4lIIl'llIIlrll tix H QN-N. . W FACULTY .W QL, KATHRYN FRENTZEL , . , . lllyxu-ul I'AIllC'ilIlllll LENA MAE HOPPER Xlu-mv ,xIlfVI't'1'l3lIlUIl l'llwl':ll XYHVK A. LEE FREEMAN 8:11111 PAGE SIXTEEN FACULTY JOHN LOOMIS Vocational Agri EDNA OSBORNE Lflntlling Hmnv Making 4jhil1IL':1re Funds ALICE LARIMORE Fowl- U4'llt'l'iiI 54'Il'lIl'l' liivtolia-5 PA E SEVE ITEEN ELBERT A. LAIR XYUNI Shui' Cz11'1n-nt1'y JOHN S. MAY W4m4lmn'k I'ri11Iin: AIt'l'll3lllIl'2lI Ilrnxx F. M. MCDONALD lullullnlllnllyl IH: ,Xlgq-hl':1 LulnI11v'1'1'iallHwIg1'aipllj' JOHN PAYNE V llistury 5 Vi Vic, WILLIAM VICKERY llixrmlx' Nm-izll l'1'uIul1-lux JOHN DEEM lliftmw' HAROLD E. GIBSON l':1'UIl IIlI4'N ll1NI1'1'.x' Ucbzill: rj ff fy-:fi 0 CLASSES gf fn ZW! --li-in fffezpff'-'J A ,Q Valecllcforlan Rl'l.Y flesorving ol' this high honor. Mary not only hurl Ihr- higlie-st svlml- QP? astir' stzmrling: of tho Svnior vlass, lint sho :nun was for tltroe years ll me-mlwr of thv var- 3 x sity xlvliato squad, prfisirlflnt Of Tre-lilo 'JV Clvf. anal very prominvnt socially? j , -I , 1 K , Q JE X l, MJ vi Djf x xl L lx ' vlyvrf on A. ', . Q if . , JJ iv ' o 2 J m A L V 'P bfi! jk K jj? il ffl! . gf' ' ,109 MARY BL'TLP ' X A , 'xx-VA! fi 9 JJ gf' J if 1 BARBARA HICKLIC fo '1 PAGE TWENTY-ONE If V v Z Salufaforian NOTHICR girl who showed that sho know vhs- sm-rot of mixing business with pleasure- sm-vessfully, Barbara prov- +-il he-r vwsgitiliiy by editing the Crimson .l and hy uvliieiiiig prominence in extra- i-nrria-ulzir zu-Iivilivs lwsiflvs maintaining high svliolasrif- 2lVl'l'2l.f.1f?S. Paw Most Popular Girl FRANNlE'S sparkling smile and gay laugh, well known to students and teachers alike, are only two good reasons why she received the majority of the votes for the most popular girl. She was also prominent ln nearly all school activ- ities. f',1,, FRANCES WALLS 07' 3 A N f f U' , 1 i B M X . BILL CLARK -.Hg yo' X. LW, ,M My , YGOGML M I l Was? Popular Boy QA AN :ill round good fellow in addition to i being state 1-hampion in Pxtempore speaking, varsity dehater, favorite after- L dinner speaker, and st-lnool leader, Hill's wit and vlvvvrnvss have made him almost, a password around J. H. S. PAGE TWENTY-TWO . .J',K, S 5 SENIO xl' I' R CLASS M nr.. First llow-lltttler, Walls Sovontl Row-lilliott, lllwlrlitlg Four yeztrs in High School? Not long ones hut tull ol' titttorgettztlvle ine ories. They mztrk the chztnge from our more chiltlish wztys tllrotrglr our preparat- tion for college, johs, or whzttever we hztve to look forwxtrtl to. Not xt closing ot zt chapter in our lives hut :tn introduction to :t more thrilling one! .Vit Cl: As we stztrt at hriet resume of our high school cztreer, we wztnt lu thg tss in :tll projects. Our Sophotnore year wzts filled with zt tlesire to increase our trertsury for the lztst two yeztrs. Two dances were given, ztntl at puppet sltuw wzts presented in the cztrnivztl. Elmer Lukemztn, who wzts one of the outstztntling tennis :intl lmsketliztll stars, was crowned King of the cztrnivztl. The Junior-Senior Prom! This biggest event ot' the four yeatrs wats heltl in Mz1cMurr:ty dining hztll. For weeks the connnittees worked untler the tlirec tit CC an of .Iohn Bellzttti and B:ti'h:tr1t Hickle-the result heing one or the most sne- ssful pronls ever given. Bill Clark wzts If,JilSllllIl5lCV ot the lllllltlllii which hztd :ts its theme M:trch . Tl Editing the Crimson J wzts the lztrgest nntlertatking of the Senior ye.tr. me Senior dztnce :tntl Senior play :tlso come clwinoring In rnintl, tlClllIlIl-.llllg recognition. PAGE TWENTY-THREE But now, Newton llzttemztn, we szt-x, F:trewell? lll- ink '. Agger for tztking us into his cztre :ts freshmen ztntl tlrottgltttttllhx directing the MARY LOUISE ACREE Shhl Don't tell a soull Mary Louise had Girl s Club, Glee Club, Y's Girls, Tri-Y, Carnival, Christmas Festival, and Peggy and the Pirates on her activity list. MILDRED ACREE Although Mildred was a rather quiet person, we all missed her when she moved away this year. She had quite a record in Girl s Club and Commercial Club. MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN Gentlemen, a tip! Mary is a vivacious little blonde. Witness her past record: Participation in Glee Club, Commercial Club, Y's Girls, G A A , and Pep Squad. Quite a recordl RNITA ASHBY BE Has Bernita a passion for G's we wonder? The cause of our specu- lation-G. A. A., Girl's Club, Glee Club. Pep Squad and Minstrel also attracted this little lady. KAY ATOR Girl's Glee , , , . ., , , - strel, ACapella, and operetta attest to the fact that Kay kept busy during her spare time. MILDRED BAPTISTE In addition to school and social activities such as Glee Club, Dra- matic Club, Minstrel, and Pep Squad, Mildred earned her diploma as a certified hairdresser. Hats off to you, Mildred. Club Treble Clef G A A Y's Girls Pep Squad Min PHIL BARTON Ahhhhl A long listll Hi-Y, Glee Club, three operettas, A Capella, Reserve Basketball, Football, Track, and Prom Com. Phil, your well-filled blank saved our wavering mentality for one more second. JOHN BELLATT1 A varsity man in basketball, Iunior Prom Chairman, Sports Editor on the Staff, and active member of the tennis team are only the high points of Iohn's four years. DICK BENSON Make way for Big Dick's flaming top-knotl lt passed in review in football, basketball, and tennis-not to speak of Crocodile Isle ' and She Stoops to Conquer, R BOND g er of these boys with eve sport to their credit, Russell out as a golfer. Russel iling face was also seen in Of ial's Club, Minstrel, Foo l, Intramural, and Track. LELAND BOURNE A Musician , o s , Right -we answer. That is, we surmise thus as xxgrla at Leland's record. Three years in Glee Club, four in Band, d three in A Capella, BREEDING ig is the proud possessor of a great athletic record- tball, Track, Tennis, all having their place. Appear- le Isle and was also president of the Senior Class. ff . X l f' ,- J . EDWARD BRENNAN intramural baseball, basketball, and football, track, tennis, ana Officials Club tell Edwards story. Though Eddie is small, he s got plenty of spirit, as is shown by his playing. MARY LEE BRENNAN Mary Lee must have some mysterious past record-for she erased one of her activities so successfully that even we couldn't figure it out. Library and Glee Club were her other time takers, LAMBERT BROCKHOUSE Another mystery man-luckl Lambert tells us he participated in 'lritermural l, 2, 3, 4. Weather torecast-Bad storms with a Leonhard twist in the Brockhouse vicinity. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR ELEANOR BROADMARKLE lffleanors has beens' include Girls Glee Club, Pep Squad, Corra- merctal Club, and GAA., in which profitable organizations she actively participated during her vtrtt here ANNIE BROWN Next to blank blanks our ire is aroused to fever pitch LY ones with only one thing on them However, Annie, we meant no grudge:-. Activity-Girl's Club. BARBARA BROWN Barbara, she tells us, besides being in Glee Club, Minstrel, and Pep Squad found plenty of time to do her school work and also help tn the library. GEORGE BROWN Whenever a program is put on the cry is not 'iWhere's Elmer' - but, Where's George? As stage mana er and electrician George often saved the day. He adhered to the Tunto and Dramatic Clubs. MEADE BRUCE Meade's excellent record in basketball and track was made at Man- chester High, where he went for three ears He also t ' ' y ook part tn the school play twice while he was there, i Vt, , t I t ff- f 4 - . f JAMES BUCKLEY Q f' fr' ' We offer Iimmie's activities as t l of our bo s-Foot a t yp y b ll, baske - ball, Intramural, Officials Club, Track. In addition we hear that ltmmte is a golfer par excellent, and quite a valuable man on our team. A' ' S A PA lx Ng MARY BUTLER Besides having an enviable scholastic record, being a competent de- bater, holding high offices in Treble Clef, Dramatic Club and Forum Mary has been one of the most popular and active in our class. ROBERTA BYUS Salem, New Iersey contributed a good member to the Senior Class and to the Dramatic Club Although Roberta was only here this one year, she proved her worth. BARBARA CHILTON Try as we may we cant make something out of nothing and we hate to say that Barbara gave us the latter as a supposed activity list, But she can't fool usl WILLIAM CLARK Bill-is just Btlll Let your imagination run wild and you still wont have all Bill did. Dralnattcs, Debate, Glee Club, Banquet Toast- master, Business Manager of the I -and so on into the night. BARBARA CLEARY Did you hear a giggle? Yep! lt's Barb. ln spite of, or because ot said giggle, said girl was tn Gtrl's Club, Trt-Y, Iunto, and Carnival CECIL CLINE Cecil was tn or on or with the Sports Administration-whatever that may be But be that as it may, he also gave us the welcome news that he was in Glee Club WINONA COCKING Six feet of brain and-no, fooled ycul . . song tDont take that too literallyl . . . Nonte shone in music clubs, operettas, Drgmgti: Club, Forum, and 'I' Staff She went to State Chorus, too LYLE COLLINS Another boy with an athletic bent, Lyle's record shows Basketball and Baseball occupying plenty of his time We know not how he spent the rest of tt, but we feel tt was passed profitably HELEN CONLEE Proving that the mice get the cheese, Helen tells us she got the Local Award ana was treasurer of G A A , Secretary of Girl Q Club, and member of Iunto, and Y's Girls PAGE TWENTY-FIVE RALPH COUMBES Anyone who would ride a bicycle erglrt miles to school aeserves :I lot ot credit, and we take oll our hats to you, Ralph You ve really got what rt takes. MIRIAM COWGUR This vivacrous and versatile redehead not only danced and sang, but was in Dramatic Club, Tri-Y, and lunto. Miriam proved herselt also in the lunior Play and several dramatic productions. MARGARET CRABTREE We see great promise in Margaret as a stenographer because she was always taking notes rn shorthand and doing extra typing lor three years she added her personality to the annual minstrel VIVIAN CRAWLEY Eenie, meenie, minie, moe-catch an activity byewell, what have you? Vtvian says Grrl's Club and Speech Club-so that it shall be, and we know they won't holler. ELEANOR CRUM We envy Eleanor her being able always to say concisely what she wants to say Thats not an activity, but ,.., Girls Club and lunto were her social ventures, LUCILLE CRUM Golden-haired Lucille lound an outlet tor her surplus energy by warblinj rn Glee Club and later as C1 rr.ember ot that 'hrrvrnq orilun- ization-Ccmmercial Club -Q-J' '- '-J, L K I 5 STANLEY DARR ' - Ladies and Gentlemen! e introduce to you at this time, Stanley Paul Arthur lWhat a man.J Darr, member ol the lootball squad and lacksonvrlle High School Band for three years. VIRGINIA DAVENPORT A load ot 'l' N.T, dressed up with a red danger signal-and you have Virginia She blazed her way through three years ot Tri-Y and murea choral activities. CHARLES DAVIS Farmer Davis is proudly sporting a red sweater with a football letter on it which shows that he contributed his manly strength to carrying the pigskin for l H S LILLIAN DAVIS Lillian told us that she spent the long hours not spent in book-gazing in G.A A activities 'Twas a pleasant way to spend them, wasnt it, Lillian? MARY DAVIS Another G girll lVVe lrnd we positively teem with them around these here parts alter writing wrrle-ups.J C1irl's Club, Glee Club, and G A,A. are Mary's membership requirements BILLY DeFRATES After having scratched our heads and walked the lloor long hours to think ol something to write tor Bills space, we tound upon ex- amination thal his slip saysf-not qraduatinry. RUTH DCFRATES ll you have never watched Ruth play basketball or baseball, you should do so, We understand she rs some sort ol a marvel rtuth was tor three years a member of G.A.A. ARCHIE DESOLLAR Evrdenlly school work was enough tor Archie lmaybe too much'l Or at least he deemed rt wise to keep his outsfde activities a secret because our most skilled detectives could make nothing from his slip CHARLES DBWITT Chuck is another athlete of renown around this school Football tor two years lout the last because ot rniuryl and Track kept htm busy an:l us talking about his and Chuck. PAGE TVJENTY-SIX , r Q . I. THOMAS DOBSON ' M ' D Although extremely uncommuntcatrve on the subtect ol his pas? years, Tommy dia let slip the bare and measly tact that he spirit one ol those years: in Commercial Club JOSEPH DODDS From what we know of loe he argued and learnefl.y tarkerl his way through his tour years ol captivity here Not, however, able to caiol enough argument tn class, our loseph totried Forum FRANCIS DOOLIN Are our lootball boys too rough9 Francis went out two years and dropped No ollense, we know there are many things more inter! esttna than football LOUISE DRIVER Louise and her talented lingers would be an addition to any high school! So Murrayville iound out in her first three years, and l. H. S, was lucky to have her this year JAMES DUEWER limmie and his everlasting good humor were on the Prom Committee in Intramural Basketball, and also in Literary Club ln the latter Iames served in t'he capacity of Business Manager of the Herald LENA DUKE Having survived four years of having people call her hall the time by her own name and the other halt by her twins, Lena graduated with tour years ot Girls Club and Home Economics behind her. X 2 . I , I LEVIS DUKE Levis survived, too-and with the some record behind We want to tell her that we at least know the two apart without asking 'em- and that's real encouragement DONALD DUNLAP A ' lust so tt would be sure to get tn, Donald wrote his Glee Club activity down in green ink with a note For the l ' Thats O. K., Donald, you got tt tn. RALPH DUNLAP Fiddlrn' Farr besides being a varsity debater, vice-president ot Forum, Treasurer Boys Glee Club, President ot lunto, in three op- erettas, organization editor ot l Stair. An all-round good tellow. ,., I 11,-.ll V fp, 1' c s THOMAS EADES f 4 ' Tommy's middle name should be Business , for he served not only as assistant business manager of the I but on practically all dance committees, But don't think he's all business' tAsk the girlslj ELEANOR EDWARDS From Richmond, Ky, to Carrollton, Ill., to lacksonvrlle, came this sprrghtly Miss Eleanor. Participated as actively rn GAA and Tri-Y as if she had been here all her life VELMA EDWARDS Though Velma has spent each ot her tour years in a dttterent place she has Glee Club records in two y, laces, vtcefgrresrdent ot her class in another, and she was a rnernber ot lunto he-re h CI I 1 L v ELEANOITEHLERT A glee club member Wa vice-,president at thatfshe was in operettas three years and May testivals tor two Coming out or the ethereal realm of irusic, she adds Commercial Club, 4 I MARGARET ELLINGTON Margie-our Songbird l Anyone who can 'sit onha high C de- serves this C1lS!ll'lgUlSl l8d title She sang her way YRFCLXJH Tre::.e Clet, Choir, PQIQY and the Pirate , and ,dst ,off et-ze NANCY ELLIOTT Not only Vice-President ol the class twice, but asc eirtcr or the Girls Sports section ot the l Narcy was in Girls 'Lee Club att! tilled all her positions competently PAGE TWETITY-SEVEN MERLE ERWIN VVe're just about stutzigea on :nts one because we cant thanx ot 1 pun on his name and dont even have a blank activity Lrank to Q0 by, However, Merle is a Senior HARLAN EYRE 'We--shall we sayftranslate from this blank that Harlan Ainsworth spent his t-me saunterrng between and among Football, Forum, Draf matic Club and several plays KSee Harlan tor lurther information J DOROTHY FANCHER When the Literary club aectaed to revive the long dead iHerard it chose Dorothy to edit it and the choice proved to be 1 wise one Forum and G1rl's Cltzk were other activities Y. x -J . J, HELEN FAUGUST This perfect answer to a gentlemans prayer tthose who preter blondes--and who dcesn't7D was in Glee Club for two years and in Girls Club her last year REX FEARNEYHOUGH Rex has our eternal gratitude for though he graduated in :md-year he turned in his blank Throughout his school career Hex was ln FA A, and crowned it by the presidency, LYNN FERGUSON Had a less important person tailed to turn in a blank we would have raved some nxore-but we all cheerexl Ferate too many times not to know' he rlayei pertect basketball HOWARD FERREIRA Mr Loomis' Ag Club, the F FA , holds hrst place on Howards list and lrom what we gather, Howard is a rather prominent member ct that well-known organization and also Glee Club RUTH FINDLEY As for Huth, We see she was in Treble Clel, Girls Club, and Forum. We imaaine Ruth could tell quite a few plump maidens the Causes of their troubles , Hcandy' you not? MERLE FITZSIMMONS lt one had not seen our Athletic Section or known our record, one woula think We were athletic minded by reachna this boys activity liste-Basketball, lntramural Trackl EILEEN FLORENCE Were rt within our humble power we would bring you information ot Eileens past in High Schoolfbul we tear that as lnspector Vances' we're not so hot, EILEEN FOILES Eileen toiled us by turning in a barren ship ol perteotly good paper, so we shall foil her by punninq Excuse please, Lrleeneno harm meantl WILLIS FRANK - Tarzan Frank with s pot-.'ertH.l shoulders went out for lntramural, Fittle Ctuo, and f ci Varsity football. When a Freshle he was in Glee Clrfb but h 'Ye-l. aevelogerl tn years and he slropgea out FREFLAND lough around in a riess or chemistry? Ther. you know what an when we tell you we ao? -273' C lrom Robert 5 astivzty For those out ot Cheri- absolute :erol b GERMAN Harord is so quiet that one might mistake him tor the unsttrrina :rrouse :rx X'The Nite Before Xmas ', rt one elicl not lcr.o',-.' that bfryzf will be boys despiie school apgearonce PAULINE GILLESPIE Petite Paultne informs us that she was in Dramatic Club, Treble Clet, Minstrel, G A A , Prom cornrnrttee, and Presrdent ot class he: Sophomore year What a bra list for such a little girl PAGE TWIQTJTY-EIGHI EMILY GOACHER In adltltftorr to her reaular school course 1Nh1ch wifi no Slouch 1t she took what we dldl we lound Ifrntly lr. Cornrnersal Club Glrl -' Clulz 1:11 Ye Cnrls, whtch tus! about 11:le: 111, her 'zzrzv FRANCES GOODALL Cool all the wmtefups lor the 'I are llI'llSlU:?1 We heave J slah ot rellel angi close ur, lor the ntaht af: we ada Cornrrlferclil Clult 3 ant -1 to the last raraqraph RAYMOND GORDON I'f3yl'TlOY.,1S handsome torrn was :r.u:h 111 f-'.'11ence these four yearcz lr1 'wot.1rarr1at1C club plays, rm-rrlbtfr clams counctl yrorrl comrrltttef-, lfanl Ani we tee-l :ture that hayrrxonel hu: :nany ::.Q11- thtnaf' out 1 1- 2 lIfYIYIf1 h.f. attentlan I MM. Jeux! MORRIS GOTSCHALL Morrl,-3, alter stattna that t r one year he was IN Gee Club anti '1 rnetrthur ot Mcchantcal linatrlee-r':a Cluh, new our attentton to tl1+- iacl that he was also out lor track D VID GREENLEAF Another Future Farmer ot htqh standtngl Although we haunt the ttrne to look up Davtds record, weve seen hls name frequently mentloned He was an oltlcer lor two years and played basketball 1 LOUISE GUTHERY Member ol Forum, DYGIRGIIC Club, Speech , 11' aent ot Curl 5 Club thts year-thts palnts a plcture ot u 5 1gh School career A l1ttle b1rd told us she can wrtte too. ARTHUR HALLERBERG Desplte hts scholarly appearance and scho.arly recor 1, Arthur toun.,l ttme to be a varslt deltnater, member ot Fcru ana DTGIYIGYIC Club, ' P Y cl I 1 on IRQ rom cornmtttee, an 1r1 two p ays GEORGE HAMILTON . 'Nhere would we have been wtthcf C' orgefz' stx feet ol brawn 'und muscle? CGLIGIII ol our e-.ball team a L13 man lrl :oo1bal3 and track f1n lact George ' ' an all star a'hle-te RAY HAM TON 7 ji Snow ll, whe' 1 ll ' Heah I tsl Hay not th1s 1115 l1nau1'1'e-, tltl 1r 5 Mtrlstrel Not exactly J -fihcol aC'1'J1ty, bu' ' e -' y t hf 'Go East young man 'go last' RICHARD HARTIVIAN Havlna dectphered Dtck 5 hteroqlyphlcs we rejotce to tell you that Dtck was center on the varslty lootball squad, rneriber ol Forum, Glee Club, Dramattc Club, A Capella, ana H1-Y MARY HEMPHILL Mary has one ci those long and varlea records Whlch cause us to wonder how she dld so much Pep Squad, Treble Clel Dramat1c Club, Speech and hllle Clubs, Trr-Y ana st1,l more ROBERT HEMPHILL Though a aut-et and unaesumtnq yerson, Bez can play got Qv.'1tr1esi hte belrrq on our aol! teaml It-or, alec glryez 'enn1. 1:1 an arterlt ztlle lir. ana San'J1r1 Glee Club ' 1 f BARBARA HICKLE ,iff - She T'-1..'y han 'L hog, exrp, ar.: ,amp tc Le an 13lK'f rxerxzer of T:1Y f1:1rr.a..c Ctur. Stun-nt Councl. Case Czulcl. let mor., e11'1r.q 'rw I 1r.1:r.a1clr.g A: 'Iar1y Neverl MARY HILLS lr. Y 'Stn il F5 ee C. .:, 'Qgw-- 1-, 5513: ffm.: dn: 'he Carr. 1 -,-fezr. '. t.1'.'e z:r'.g1f-: Mary- 1 er1t.:r. Qhic '-'.'.l'1r. lf 1r.,'e..'- ,y, 1:2 ' yr . 'h.:.14 ROBERT HILLS 'Ile ,:2r. Y '.1r,' 'L hur' 1r.yf1,-I-ltr.:-. L 1' vw . ..1r. ' tralew ax i1'ft,. 1 x?'1'.'1fy 1:11 ptr.: Orihf-fir: 'were ,lute 1.31.3 ' A .1 pre- 'l.1r.n ,' , A1 2.4: lt r.f :ti . :.f-afe PAGI. TWI TYIY-lllfil. JOSEPHINE HITTE After recording Dramatic Club, Tri-Y, and Glee Club to Iosephines credit, we found that they were for a few years back. Ioddy re- turned to school this fall, but with no new activities. BAYARD HOPPER To look at him you would never imagine such peaceful activities- but look at what he told us. Glee Club, Choir, and parts in three operettasll lt couldn't be that Bayard would deceive us? JOHN HOPPER Surely you know Iohnnyl After seeing him display his talents in A Midsummer Night's Dream and several short plays, one might guess with reasonable accuracy that he was in Dramatic Club RICHARD HOPPER ls there a musician in the crowd? Oh yes, Fat comes ambling lazily to the front to claim this prodigious honor, A clarinetist, and a bass singer who charmed us all-that's Fat. ROBERT HOPPER Bob was a prominent member of the Football squad, class Presi- dent, and also Vice-President, member of Glee Club, Dramatic Club, in two operettas, and in National Athletic Scholarship Society. IDELLA HUDSON On investigation we found that ldella's skill with the basketball in G.A A. approximated that of her famous brother-and that, we tell you, is no mean achievement, I W a DORIS HUFF Not satisfied with taking five subjects, Doris was in Pep Squad, G.A.A, Glee Club, Y's Girls, Speech Club, and several operettas, not to mention holding offices in aforementioned clubs. ARTHUR HULL Despite the fact that Arthur had his skull a trifle bumped this fall- we assure you that he recovered. fNot fully enough to hand in a blank-yet he graduated with us all.J ROBERT HUSTED Fat went out for football for three years and was on the verge of success this year when he had an accident and couldn't play. Crocodile Isle and Glee Club were also on his list. ELOISE HUTCHES Elo1se's hectic high school days were made more hectic by four years , of Dramatic Club, membership in Treble Clef, Com. Club, GAA., and Girl's Club. We trust though hectic, they were happy days. CHARLES ILLIAS lust to look at Charle's clank we would say, A farmer! Ag Club is what we see there. Fact is we don't know whether he's a farmer or a city slicker. Better ask Charles, girls! fliieally, the typist made ' a mistakell X-fav H IMBODEN bile the G-men are driving criminals out of the country, the N -girls have driven the I Staff to forming a fictitious club- Q Glbxe Club, G A,A, and Girl's Club. i If 1 HELEN JACKSON in describing our pretty Helen Mae, we're at a loss at what to say. Q Now no more poetry, we pray! We'll simply add Glee Club- Girls Club, Good-dayl MAXIE JACKSON Ada this--G.A A l, Girl's Club l, Glee Club 2, Commercial Club 3, -f lsn't that more than four? We do know that 'ilvfickeyw was here only four years-oh, what's the usel - FEED JAMESON J What does Fred do but date MacMurray'9 A hushed silence-a thoughtful stillness, and everyone shook his head as if to say, lsn't that enough? f PAGE THIHTY DOROTHY JENKINS Dot' ts another one who comes from another town wtth a .tst of achtevernents a mtle long Harrtsburqs contrtbutlon was tn Ht-lrl, G A A and out for Basketball and Vol.eyball moms JOHNSTON ln spite of the fact that Dodte and tap-danctna are practtcally syn- onymous terrrts, she also showed her versattltty by betng tn Treble Clei, Trl-Y, Pep Squad, Class Counctl, Mlnstrel, and May Fesxval I Q ALBYN KETNER - r Ono of those fast men that can squtrm lhrouqh defense and rut 7' shots lnto the basket thick and fastfthats Albtel Track, Galt, A ' Football antl Dramattc Club were ll'1ClLlul6i schedule, also N 4 CONNIE KING By way of savtna space and tnk we'll just say that Connte has a ltst of plays a page long lalmostl to her credlt, not to speak of Treble Clef, Trl-Y, and lunto MARY KINSEL Making us consctous of that merry j1nqleA'lToo much study wearles One ltfe ts made for song and funl Mary burst ln upon us midway through our hlgh scf'ool career, Joinlng Trr-Y. CATHERINE KITNER Catherxne halls from down Mlssouri way, Her acttvity lust is bare as the trees ln wlnter, but we trust her school lxfe has not been dull MARY KOSS Mary Etta was very active tn G A A during her four years as her record tndlcates the local award She was a member of Gtrl's Club, Glee Club, and Speech Club MILDRED LANDRETH Mlnstrel seems to have held a fasctnatton for Mildred for her re- port shows that she sang tn three of fhem, Not to be outdone she tells us of Commercial Club and G A A. work PHILLIP LANKFORD Phtlltps 56' '9--No, my goodness, no Phtlltp was a band mem- ber and qutte a poet 'ln the sprlnq a young man fancy turns to-poemsl ELEANOR LARGE Gxrl's Club, Glee Club, and Treble Clef are Eleanor: recorded clubs, XV1th her partner l'Hed-Head , Eleanor sang ln the '35 mme strel and many other affairs LEROY LEACH After spendtnq three years tn Alexander, Lefloy came to lackson- vtlle and made htmselt a football hero rtght away In fact he had all the qlrls potntlng at htm whlle they whtsperedf There's Leachl ' CLARENCE LEWIS What ct paragraph we would have tf we had simply put, 'lntra- mural 2 an: 3 So lnstead we shall Zell you that Clarence, as tar as we were able to dtscern has attended school here for tour years ma ts now a Sf-mor N x' r DEAN LINDLEY , , Dean lot fhe swashbuc-:Img walk ana mercury drlnkzng zamell has been '1:'r'e W1 tn basketball and track ever smce he bounced tn from EOLIUSOH when we 'Mere FYQSIXISSA WILLIAM LUCAS lnc.uaed tn Btll s ltsf of accornpltshrrems we ttna rner,11or.e:i 'hree years JR Dramatic Crub, and a member Cf The Prom Corxrritftee We also remember hts gooa work tn the luntor Play and Speech C,ub ELMER LUKEMAN A char..,:ton 'ennts player, a 'Jarstty basketban man, carmval Ktng, member ctDramat1c Club, Glee Club, flaitonal Athletlc ASiOCl'1llOI1, and Prom Commtttee, Elmer has certatnly been much tn evtaence aesprte that queryf Where S Flmenf PAGE THIRTY ONE EILEEN MADISON The activities that Elleen handed to us would tit into.-a crowded sardine can and not even cause cramped quarters Eileen was a good worker and we trust even the sardines would like her ELEANOR MAHON y All who know rlleanor remember her in G A A., especially dashing across the basketball Lloor She's also interested tn raising ponies ana showing horses LAURA MANN Il anyone has ever played basketball while Mickey was guardinq her, shell understand what a good guard really is Besides betnq in G A A, she was in Commercial Club her lourth year RUTH MARSHALL Can it be7 Instead ol a chili white surlace, we see small black marks! It wouldnt be letters? It isl GA.A I and 2. More dic- tionary thumbing spared our weary lorelingers HAROLD MARTIN Harold, though he lelt school during his Senior year, had quite G record which we shall pass on to you Band, FFA, Intramural Football, and Commercial Club HARRY MASSEY Ag Club, l 2, 3, and Basketball 1, 3, 4, are the most outstandtnq .narks al distinction to be attributed to this illustrious young man As all qooi athlete-1 rnust have lull record, we add Track, 4 MARGARET MAY Again we find a musically inclined person' lWe seem to have plenty of musicians and athietesl Margaret spent tour years in Treble Clel and A Capella and was in TYIYY and Y S Girls. GEORGE MCALISTER In a precise, exact hand we see belore us notations to the tact that one George McAl1ster wasn't only a member ot Commercial Club, but President of the worthy body. BETTY MCCLELLAND One ol the lucky live who went to the State Chorus this year was Betty She had Treble, A Capella, anal Choir as her musical back- ground Other activities Student Council, I Stalt, Dramatic Club. VICTOR MCCRACKEN Well merely tell you that Victor came lrom Manchester, and has evidently lozned the ranks of book worms lStudymg'9J because he handed in no activities but We hope l H S wasn't too dull! JOHN MCDONALD Whither art thou going, little man? Though small ol stature, lohnnie was out tor Football two years and Track one year Com- mercial Club seems to have satisfied htm henceforth. Y t . , A. ,M I V . by . Jose obo lib V ' r' X- Happ uck loe put down F F A., Commercial Club, and lunto, Irttrofmural, and lumor Play-but we'll rust whisper that under loe s rea hai is somethtna that built htm up an enviable scholastic record. MARTINA MCDONOUGH Because ct a bad illness Martina couldnt quite make the grade this year It was touah luck and were all rooting lor you, Mar' tina WILMA MENGE 'Wtl-rna mind think? Ay, there s the rub We tear it won t. Really, though VVttrna isnt the cause, because she was in Gtee Club and a good siuaent, too LEON MEYER It you ve gotten this lar in the book you ought to be acquainted with Leon As our Art Editor he has done wonders Leon also :Ita specialties in our last two Mmstrels PAGE THIRTY-TWO FRANCES MOXON Frances rs another ot the qrrls whose work rr: rnur-rc ha. leon standrng. ln Treble Clel and A Capella-lor tour years Frances lf 1 a marn part rn the operetta, A Peaay and the Prrate GEORGE MOXON else, though he was a member ol Glee Club, Mechanrcal Enarneers and r-layed rn the Band two years ASHTON MUELHAUSEN We take the lrberty ol callrna Ashton hy hrs nrtkname Drrtck Hr- was a Fooil'-all, Basketball and Track man and ust lor a cha , , I - ..Uf19' a member ol Mechanrcal Enqrneers Club, LEE MURPHY And then theres thrs one-Boy s Cvlee Club two operettas reserve Basketball H1-Y, 2 years and Football hrs last year We would say 'not bad' should our oprnron be asked. HAROLD NAYLOR l'he only thrng on Harold s blank was hrs name and we alreaay knew that. But you can't tell us Harold rs so devoted to hrs studres as all that. MARGARET NEWMAN We regret that Margaret gave us nothrng to base our random cone Jectures upon save that she attended Woodson Hrgh for three years, Hence we conyecture not. RUTH MAR NORBURY We strll dont see how Mar got around all she drd and strll had trme for school and actrvrtresl Look at this-Iunror Play, Forum, Trr-Y, Treble Clel, Pep Squad, l Stall, Mrnstrel, etc. HELEN NUNES Though Helen drdn't tell us, we know that shes a good basketball player. She's a basketball lan, too, belonqrnq to the Per. Squad Commercral Club, G AA , and Grrls Club had therr place, too. HOWARD OLSEN No sooner sard than donel Thats our motto I was told to get a wrrte-up lor our beloved brother, Howard Here rt rs, and you can lrke rt or not, but we all lrked Howard. qw JU' J ,MM RUTH OSBORNE Rub-a-dub-dub - we got Ruthre rn Glee Clubl . fic, that ren t a yell at a basketball game. lt s rust a new way at sayrng, ,G-.ee Club l, ROBERT OWENS From hrs record we gathered that Bob C Fed 'o fnCst reorfel spent part of hrs trme playrng the clarrnet rn Mr Freeman , band Could the rest have been spent studyrnq'9 VELMA OWENS Velma came here lrorrt Woodson las: tall she was a fennrs player and qurte a declarrner there funtc Crum has been her actrvrty thrs year. Accordrng 'C all reporxf, ELIZABETH OWINGS Elrzabetl: Jus' Came here fhrs year-':.thcugh ezze as if rnent rrr af:tr'.'rtres her low 'force and rersonalry fapt and we reel that she has been wrth us a.. tour years MARGARET PECKHAM Margare' rs one ol ihesfr '1f: '1hr.'ri::ea cheeriu , P everyone lrkes She seems 'ft have fa'. :re i 'h,ee Glee Club Corrine craf Club and 'fs Grrrs Georges brrllrant playrng on the basketball 'earn outshadows al. ' X N .Q x 'xx N 'x X X. X LINNEA PETERSON Lrnrfca s pafrnuri lock: 'ana they are A rea, ..jlif'3'1 Q: Kar dark days for us especralfy for those v o '.-.'e.e 'nembes oi 'J C l Clan, ana Tv A A PAGE THlFtT'r'-THREE FRANCES PHILLIPS Frances seems to have clone her part tri rnfxktnq up the wffll-kr1o'.'.'rr G.A A, lor she tells us she was rn IT lor three years She yolnea Commercial Club this year. WILBUR PHILLIPS C2Eee Club l , 2, 3, 4 OJ met our sleep belogged eyes on Wlllte s list We advrse that all the curlous or tnterested consult sald boy, for we re nustmg those other three years were not mere b.anks, EUGENE POTTER Gene brought wtth htm from Chicago a great deal ol glory and credtt, but we m lacksonvtlle remember htm espectally for his AOUTSIDEH actlvlties, GILBERT PORTER Two years at Herscher Hlgh School where he was class Treasurer and m Glee Club and Band, and two years at IHS, wtth HIYY, Football, Basketball, and Track make Gxlberts tour years, MERNA PRESTON To a gtrl in our renowned class of 1936 who was always where she was supposed to be, but always had Wtth her somethmg or algmty-or was she just TESSTVEC? VELMA PROFFITT Down to last resources we shall ask riddles How does a Freshle look when asked to spell 2ygodactyle 7 llts really a wordflook II upl lust ltke Velmas actrvlty list, ' I . 1 J. . - ' ' 1 A I , 1 ' ELEANOR RANSON Another ol our total abstatners from partrclpahon tn ourstde acttv- 1t1es was Eleanor. Not quite four mrstakell She was lor three years a member ol Grrls Club, JEANNE RANTZ leanne IS the record othce holder ot any Senlor so far, Treasurer ol Dramatlc Club and Trl-Y, Secretary of G,A.A., and Class Secretary the Freshman year. Prom Committee, Pep Squad, Rtlle Club, and Forum show Ieannes versattltty, DOROTHY REEVE Seniors come and Senlors go'-Some are fast and some are slow' So whaw? We've been delicately sldetracked What we meant to say was-G1rl's Club 1 and 2 VIRGINIA REYNOLDS Dld you see an orange snowsult bounctng down the hall? Yes- after runnmg after it at breakneck speed, we caught up w11h her and she satd, Activ1ttes? Not too dull! , f I PHILIP RIGGS C-34769 6 rf - J V Repeating a dry l1st ol acttvttles lsnt f1OSSlbl9 when lt comes to Pete As favorite end man, cheerleader, slnger, and actor, Pete sent us all into the well known hysterlcs repeatedly. SUSANNA RIGGS Susutnna must have the wanderlust, havtng come lrom Dongola Htgh to Vtrgtma, to Iacksonvllle Whtle rn those schools she was tn Band '1naGlee Club. Here she has been actrvely engaged ln Lrterary club J., , . cv-fy, s CLARENCE RIMBEY ' 'lhe answer to any mataens prayer-fthls broadshouldereol, hand- some lllrnbey person stalked hls tempestuous way through the halls leavlna we defenseless females brokenhearted. ALENE ROBBINS Neyer be'ore had we reallzed the lmpllclt trust and urtreserved tazth our classmates had ln our lmagtnatlon Alene must nave one or both for she scrawled only her name, FRANCES ROBINSON Havmg waded through mgh on to two hundred of these blanks we should like to request the presence ot a certam undenrably rgnorant person who once sold Hrgnorance ts blrss Wed make htm try to prove tt PAGE THIRTY-FOUI-I MARY ELLEN ROBINSON Mary Ellen, the Pride ot Alexander ', comes to Ne-.-:ton Bateman to add additional stars to her already well filled crown of activities Her major seepged t be speech work. A - 11 ,- WILMA Ross I V ,- A Capella, Treble et, Glee .lb-Deductronfa singer And that s what Wilma rs. This 1sn't advertisement-but you really should hear her when she sings, FORD RUBY This boy must be modest for he mentions only Forum and Gleo C.ulo as his acttvities We have learned trom a reliable source that Ford was in Literary Club and is quite an editorial writer, RAYMOND SAMPLES We don't know where Raymond came from, where he is going or what he :iid-but fmark it to our credit? we do know he has been here lor tour years. -f l , 4 - 1 , f s WALTER SARDINHA I L f - Pro,-'Li 'Y ' N1-1 On this activity list we saw only the mystlcal letters W-a-l-t-e-r S-a-r-d-i-n-h-a What could it possibly mean? Could tt, by any chance, mean a certain curly-headed Senior? JOHN SCHULTZ Might tt not be that people were too busy to turn in their activity lists? We think so. But what was keeping them busy? Maybe Just going to school lour years was enough for Iohn. f 6'-14,5 ALTER SIEBERMAN The proof ol the pudding is in the making -so goes the old adage and me felt that Walter proved it, tor he became treasurer ol Com- mercial Club atter three years. LEWIS SMITH Lewis' information to us can be put into three wordsfMechanical Engineers Club. For any additional news on past, present, or tu- ture plans, we heartily advise your seeing Lewis, MARY HELEN SMITH Babe enlivened her days in the Temple ol Learning by G A A , clcss Basketball, Girl s Club, Carnival,-ana other thlnqs She also received her numeral and I award in GA A,, which proves her excellency. ANN SPINK Annabel, our red-haired enchantress, has spent her Senior year ao- mg I work tall no one else would doj, looking alter Tri-Y and Treble Clef activities. The other three years? As lull as the last, ALPHEOUS SPIRES We sadly tear that our attempts at write-up are becoming as rnournlul as eulogies. So forgive us, Alpheous, if we merely sta.e the tact that you were in F.F.A. MARGARET SPOONTS As Margaret Couldn't reslst the magnetic attraction of lackson'y'1.'e she came browstng around to spend her last year in good companyl Like xt? We hope she did! 5, 5 1 , , 7 l A '- .. lx - HARRIET STARR. - All good classes must have a Ieadtng 'Starr -we awe 'hat honor to Harrtet-but it she wants to she could divide the diswnction '.-:Lili her brother , He s coming next to speak for htrnseg MARION STARR Marion was a member ot Mechanical Enginee s Club and not only that, but he held the -ace-presraency his Senior year ana was tec- retary when a lunior CATHERINE STEVENSON Look at Kay s grand musical recora An active :nernter of Trebe Cleyf, A Capella, and Choir she took part in several May Fest1'.'a.s ana had the lead in ' Peggy ana the Pirate PAGE THIRTY-FIVE HELEN STEVENSON Perchance Helen has fcmethlnz she IS lining Jhcu' hey 5 rx F 1. actlvmes, lcr we lound severu. CIISYIDCK erzsures and only SAA recorded ROWENA STILL When yoxrve used dll the nzce, hlq, trnportant '.-Jorfi, Yhl WTI thlnk ot, '.-:hat :lo you f'lo'ospec1ally tl the dlctlonary ls down ftdrriif Wan a rmnutel Rowena was tn Commerclal Club ISABEL STOOPS Was rt Just a comctdence that Isabel was chosen lor ' Absent Mmd- EG ludy '9 Besldes her aood work tn the lumor ploy, she had Tr1'Y, l'-orurt., Class Council, Drarnatlc Club and much more to her Croftlt. FRANCES STOUT '.'x'.'::':1ous Frances sklgred Yf'l6YYllY 'hrough school tc ihe accompani- ment ol T'1-Y, Glee Club, M1ns'rel ln the 35 M1USlY6l even her best lrlends werent atrald to tell her that her twlnkllnq toes were a ht? SAMUEL STRAWN Two and two make tour, leur and tour make elqht---hut : 1ll nothlng and I1Oll1l1 .Q will lnevltably ldesplte all our ellortsl equal nothing, lsn't 11 USt'dwn-1o 7 HELEN STRINGHAM To take her mlnd oll the qrtnflstone ol school drufifxery Helen turned to G A A, Commer':1alClub, and that pep py, popular oraan xzatlonfthe Pep Squad. EVLYN SUITER Evelyns aestre lor actlvltles seems to have been Contmed to the llrst year when she was an assistant in the Llbrdry. Too many books to SUITGT7 VIRGIL SUITER Havtng attended school tor three long years wxth no clubs to hrs credxt, Vlrgll rmmedtately loined forces Vtfllh one ol our new acttve ltles-Iunto Club And a good cholce-from what we hear' GILBERT TAYLOR Gtlcert loxnea the ranks ol those husky Sentors who had athletrcs as their rnaln rntcrest ln High School l'l'hat ls, outsmde Interest J He tells us he FGYTICIPGIOCI ln lntramural Basketball, and was on the Reserve Squad NEDRA TAYLOR Although Nedra conltnccl her soolal GCTIVITIED to the hrs' two ye urs, she rather went tn tor the Gs then G1rl's Club, Cwlee Club, G A A, and Commerclal Club are hfzr rnaln ones, BETTY LOU THORNE One ol rhose tall, potsed glrls that are the envy ol all who :see them Bettv Lou was prorntnent IH Trl-Y, Commerclal Club, and 'zlsc on the class counctl RICHARD TICKNOR Tvwis a rxght bleak looking blank we received frczn l-rch': l hut alter deep and solemn perusal, evidence was found that Cvlee Club clcnrned some of Rtchard s time NANCY ELLEN TOTTEN Although Nancy only wrote Comnxerctal Clulr fxnu fl1r.s, ,Ilur 1. acirvrtles, we know l'o1n envlous expertence that she 4-cult r 'rlo Les blen le trancats JERRY UNDERBRINK leizy was V1CofP eslzent ol Cfee Club President ct Choi: nzdy we u1e..'ton hrs :ood work rn ' Pejgy and the Ptrae -- fini dm he evo- hea: of VVYCYTUIHT7 MARIE VASEY F oft Yfmchestc' Faro Ihls cha :ting Mlss Vv'1ll'1 thts record lletxms 1, 2 l.1e a y C'ub l, 2, 3 .BUSINESS Plcks Up' M'x.1e was 1. Cxirne :tal C'ub ln lacksonvtlle Hlgh PAGE THIl1TY SIX 7 D 19 TED wAxNwR1GHT L9 lflffl Doc was not only a ltrst class football player on cur ea., vt also one ot our favortte Mtnstrel men Ted was a member oi lunto, Hi-Y, and on the Track Squad. FRANCES WALLS Frannte wtth her sparkllnq eyes and tntecttous laugh was vaiefi the most popular qlTl tn the Sentor Class and desrite the tact she spent her flFSl year elsewhere, made a record tn Trl-Y, Dramaftc Club and Treble Clet GLADYS WARCUP We have from reliable source the lnlormattcn that Gla1ys was very acttve tn Commercial Club. Not only tn that, but also tn Gtrls Club, we surmtse. 2 LEE WARD F F A -Vtce-Prestdent, 3-Treasurer, 4-IS what on L s blank, neatly between Football and Intramural Bas as though he had a monopoly on olftcesl ESTHER WARD As for Esther, astde from telltng us she came from Decatur and that for one year she was in Commercxal Club, we know no more than when we started. FERN WATSON We thmk perhaps Fern IS gomg to be an avtatrtx for she certatnly has started well-flying through I, H. S, in three years. Neverthe- less she found ttme for Forum and Ctvtcs Club. AMOS WESTERN Beltcve tt or not-an industrtous boyl Amos handed tn not one but two blanks, We found from them that he halls from Ltterberry, was tor tsl a Future Farmer and played lntramural Basketball. RUTH WILLIAMS Not bashtul, just reserved! A ntce way to describe thts dtgnttteci semor, who can be lots of fun. Her chotce of clubs seemed to be Gxr1's Club, but she was an addttton to everythtng. BETTY WILSON One more of Jqcksonvtttefs vtvactous ltttle red-heads frtpped merrtly thrcugh her four years, havtng as addtttonal acttvtttes, three-year records in Trl-Y and G A A, JOHN w1LsoN Thts FF.A organtzatton must have a very thrzvtng soctety 'or 1t seems as though every other boy s blank clatms mernbershtp Atn tt, John also sang for several years tn Glee Club MARY HELEN WINSOR GAA, G1rl's Club, and Glee Club-those 'G' gtrls are atter us agam. Mary Helen fooled us though. She was also a member ot Commerctal Club and Pep Squad, VERONA WOLKE Astde from her artistic asptrattons, Verona's record reads thus- Dramattc Club, Treble Clef, Mtnstrel Prom Commtftee, Stage work lor several plays and part tn another. Rathensbeaks tor ttselt, doesnt 1t'9 GRACE WOOD G A A., Glee Club,Tr1-Y,luntor Play, Mtss Caruther E-eturn ana Pep Squad kept Grace on the run Through axrect channe.s we learn a certam football herc nad a par! tn tt, too WILFRED YOUNG Our dtcttonary ts begtnntng to have a detected, down-Trfiden, dog'- eared appearance as result ol the frequent thurnztngs tn search oi aayecttves to descrtbe acttvtty 'blanks BOB ALBRECHT Whenever you thtnk ot Bob, you plunge head ztrst tnfc Srcrtso Bob was out for Fao'ball, Basketball, lntramural, and '1 member or Citr- ctals Club He also coached and refereed reserve squad games PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN JA ROBERT HAMM Have you ever seen Bob pitch in one ol his perfect baskets-or wield a tennis racquet? Need we say more? He was in Glce Club, A Capella, and appeared in two operettas. FRANCIS MCGOUND Francis almost got lelt-due to some trouble in regard to his pic- ture-but we linally got it in, even il it is 'way back here, We would say last but not least if we wanted to be ..., ? L. CK GUNTERMAN Although lack drcprfed out last ycarihndio didnt graduate he was back again this tall, lack played Basketball and Football. We :an tell you no mcrc as he turned in no activity Lwairk MARY ETHEL LEWIS Mary, Mary, quite contrary, where did your activities go? Vlith apologies to Mother Goose, we simply want to ask Mary where she spent her surplus energy since she has no activity list MARY LEE LEWIS Mary Lee sailed through I.I'I.S. without mak- ing a record ol her voyage, so we can't pass it on to you. Space won't permit a yarn so well let it pass at this. LAVERN LIPE As 'or this young lady, We regret extremely to tell you that our information is exactly U. Lavern handed in no blank and no picture-- hence the lack. LUCIE ELIZABETH SEEGAR Participation in two musical clubs at the same time is quite a feat, but Betty took it in her stride, and had time lett for Commercial Club. HAROLD STONE Again, lack ot picture and writeup leads us to wandering around through the strange let- ters ol a dictionary. We never knew there were so many wards that won't apply to people without blanks. PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT JUNIOR CLASS PAGE THIRTY-NINE First Huw Allanson, Baldwin Svc-oinl Row- -litlwarils, Gi'e+inlvat' The first impnrtant event in the ,luninr Class was the election uf officers which resulted in lioh Greenleaf, Presidentg Donald Ransun, Vice-President: Grace Edwards, Secretaryg Dick Baldwin, Treasurer. t'Student Aid was the accepted mnttu of the class hecause every project was to help the mure unfortunate students in school. The class earned mnney in the Suphoinore year to pay a dollar on the price tif class rings to help the students huy them. A five-cent dance in the girls' gyin was spnnsnred with an orchestra as an added attraction. The proceeds frum this dance were cuntrihuted tu the sclnml's student aid fund. Other plans were carried nut tliiwltiglt the year such as candy sales, sandwich sales, and dances. Charles Ketner, .lnhn Wright, Rabbit liansrin are piwmf that this cl1lS5 cuntrihuted valuahle memhers tn the athletic squads inf the scliool. The biggest and must fnutstanding' event nf the entire sclitml year-the .luninr-Senior Proni-was must successfully put nn hy this class. The Prmn chai1'inan and Banquet chairman were chosen by ptipular vute nf the class. We all owe much lu the class dean-Miss l.erinhard-ftir the w-irk she has dune for this class. 0 'Nm , f f c.. Allen, M. Allen, Ailgeio Axe, Baron, Bagale 9' 3 ! ! I .X X K H Baldwin, Ba 'oft, Ba ber, Bends, Bl , Bou , I R. Bourne, B a1M Bridgeman, Briggs, B. Brown J. Brown, Brubaker, Busey B. Butler, R. Butler, Campbell Carter, Carter, Chapman Clement, Crawford, Crawley Crum, Davidson, DeFrates, Devore, Dooland, Drake Dunlap, Durham, Eades, Edwards, Ellis. Emmons Engleman, Essex, Ferguson Fishel, Fisher, Fitzsimmons Flinn, Frye, Galloway, Gause, Geanetos, Gilmore Gilpin, Gish, Goveia. Graulmer, Green, Greenleaf Grimsley. Grogan, Guess, Hadden, Hadden, Hagan Haneline, Hankins, Harber, Hart, Hawks, Heaton afyy 1 . J. if llembrongh, Hemphill, Herman, liim-ks, Hipkins, Hoc-king Hoopes, D. Hopper, K. Hopper, Hulett, Hunt, D. Johnson PAGE FORTY I I M. .Io son, ehner, Kehl, Ketne , A. ng, G. King .X f 1 - -X, , . King, Kinnett, Kitrhens, K , fflioss, Lawson, Letlbetter t 1' f I 6 jj Leib, Lintieman, Liter, N0 ji Litter, if. Lloytl, te. Lnoytt ,I ' ' , 'FO O Z fx 7,4265 QV vi, -- 177 fy-.AM CW Long. Mr-Carty, Mehlasterl, JE Mr'Namara, Marshall, Mawson M LO, KVNL PA'3lI FOETY-ONE Maynflrtl, Megginson, Miller. Mitt-hell, Moore, Newberry Newport, Norbnry, Nnnes, Osborne, Oxley, Pattillo Portee, Randall, Ranson, Rantx. Rawlings, Rentst-hler Rimbey, Roarh, D. Robinson, P. Robinson, Ruby, Rnyle S.1mnel, Sr-hiltlman, Sr-hnmaker, Simontls, M. E. Smith, M. Smith Sooy, Spaenhower, Stire, Stovker, Strowmatt, M. Summers R. Summers, Sutherland, Thrawl Trabne, Twyfortl, Ifntlerwootl Vantliesen, Vasey, I.. Vieira, V, Vieira, Walihan, Walton Ward, Warlivk, Watson, Wheeler, White, Wiltlay k Wilson, Wise, Wootl, S Wright. Zastrow, Young - OUR JUNIOR FRIENDS SOPHOMORE CLASS First RUWvBI'E'1lIl7'lll, Mutt-h, Nichols Second ROW'-flfllllllfll' The Class of 1938 started its Sophomore year by electing' Mary Frances Gaumer, Presidentg Eleanor Brennan, Vice-Presidentg lieatrice Nichols, Secre- taryg and Helen Mutch, Treasurer. Two representatives, a boy and girl, from each home room met with the officers and Miss Evans once a month in the class council. llere all class prob- lems were settled and ways ot' increasing' the treasury for later years in high school discussed. There seemed to be something' mysterious about the class because the council decided upon the magical way of raising money-to bring a inagician to Jacksonville High for a five-cent assembly. The class dues were twenty- five cents. In October all the Sophomores packed picnic suppers and went gaily out to Gravel Springs for a picnic. Everyone had a grand time and decided that it was a good way to start the year out right. ln writing a class history of this year we must not tail to mention that a Sophomore-Wintield Chinowith-was one til' the outstanding football players on the team. Perhaps it would be fitting' to say that tIhinny has been elected football captain for next year. The class president-.Vlary Frances Gauiner-has shown great possibilities in debating. ln fact, the whole class seems to be up and coming' and the Seniors wish them lots of luck. PAGE FORTY-THREE so Q- 5-A Q, Hzwk Row-A Hruxw. lim-mn. Hall, lim-sw-Iwi: .-XllfitJl'S. U1HlI'Il. Minus. li. lilnilw. S0'4'llllll Huw -- 4'z11'rv1', limp! iSI. Hl'illlSllllXV, Hluvk. HI'Ul'lillAlllS Alvlw. llrulxw. Hryum. li.-vii. Firsl Run' .Xle-xzuuin-1'. Iiuwln- llllilll, HI't'IlIl2ill. Czlry. Hznmisl. liurlwr, .XUr'I'I12iIllj'. Iilanv .xllllilklblti Hmgdvll. lim-k Row Visnf-, l 2l!l1llSY. llnylw. lkwkin, I-Irwin. lmulv, l'l'llKif'l'. Svvmnl Huw l'x'uIIllrln11, HHH l'ilHI'Ull4'l', l'g11'l. lluxih, lrzxxxx Vox. Uisnv. lluums. Ifirsr Huw l'iiIZSillllllUIlS. Iii:-lv mam, Ifiln-ll. Vmnns, l'i4'I'LllSlIIl l'1Illl'llil'Il. llzxy, lbvlmlsi. lw-au'- IIUYIIOIIMH. lll'l'kPl'. . L, - 1 , '. '- A - I. . X, V' - f L C lizxrlx H-rw lIi1'kIv,Ilm'n-izl. Gul svhall. H2il'lIUllI', Hznrrismx Uf'I'IllllIl. 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Sc-ull, lim-xv-, H+-4-oml Iiuw--Sv5'1l1u1'v, Shay Iizuvling. S4'lIilIll'Ill2IIl. Sam 111-rx, lllllhe-rI'm'4l, Slllilll Rrwis, S111iIh. irsl Row -Rngvrs, llulwrlf l'Hnl14-ll. liiflgw-way. Hlllbillwlll Shaw, ling:-Vs, l'uIlw-lwuxl Svluilnls-lxmn. Hznmiznll. lllxllyml H,u'k limx' Slll'I'2lll, SllI'I'1lll 'l'i11sle-y, SIIIIIIIIVVS. 'l'lm1l5 SHIHIIFXY,SlH'Il1'l'l', Ilqlllllllllilbll 5f'l'UIlLl Huw Slllilll. Smivh Slllilll, Sllilllllilll. SllIIlIll4'l'b 'l'l11m11Nn:1. 8111111111-lx l'irsr Huw 'SIHIIIHIIIL SIl'lllbil1 :eng 'l'nhin. 'l'lml+-11. Stan' Suilvr. 'l'ilf'l4lI'. SIIIIIIIIVI' 'lillzisly 'l'ml-1 Iizwlx li1:w-XY'-NI11v1', Wilxwl' Xhulv. NX1'1:l1l. XXIIMH1. XMH Mum Wim'-rf 4Wnx,.l Hmm Xxlmxlllwrlk. XX1. llama, XV1tI'Il4'I',XYI'i2l1lY, Wlnill 'l'l1r'1w1'.'I'1wml. Willinluf l411's!Huxx XXl1:lH.XX:xflX,XX:1H vl' XXVIII XXVNYIHIH' llumlw XY4h1Iv.Wllnilvlxlznn Q OUR SOPHOMCRE FRIENDS FRESHMAN CLASS First Row-Wurtslmattglt, Bl'lllJ21liPl'. Kloxo Sm-ond Row-Self Freshmen? Nut such a dignified title, hut hy the expressions as they ture tlirritigli the halls we judge that they have eniuved their first year in nur re- nuwned 'l'emple uf Kiimvledhqef' Mr. Gihsrin, the Class advisor, upuii finding gooti dehate material in the class, pmiiihtly started a dehate eluh. The state dehate questiun was studied and an elimination tiiurnament held in which Ella Jane lingers and John Self were the winners. The annual Freshman party started with an assumed air of great inaiesty with a Grand March when this gala event was held in East Study llall tin the night nf Fehruarv I7 under Paul Findlev's capahle supervisitin. l.ed ht several uf the girls, the peppv Freshies cahered tlirritigli the Vir- ginia Reel, and after une uf Nliss .-Xlkire's inimitahle readings ctineluded the memurahle uecasitiii with ice eream hars and peanuts. likewise deserving attentiun is the Freshman haskethall team which wtin great liuiiur hy defeating' the liglitweiglit Squad. With Huh Alhrecht as their e-iaeh the hiivs develtiped Quint team play, that in a year ur su will make every- une hmttd tif the ,laelasunville High Sclitml haskethall team. lndieatiuns tif fruittul years tu eume were shown in Trehle Clef, Cilee Cluh, and lJramatie Cluh hy these talented 5'iitiitMste1's. PAGL FOHTY-SEVLPKJ XII I2:11'I1 lil! 1 -lv Ii11II:11'1I XII l11'1111'1-1x Ii111I1 XI11l1II11 IC l111', I3I.l I51'.11IsI1.111 N .'X1lu11I11, 1 I1'11111 H1111 II11111 1 1 Ii1'1111'11. -XII 1I Mn . 1 Ii.11'1111s. Ii.11I111 li.11I11 11'i11. H1111111 I411111I H1111 Ii:11'l1 IQ1111' H1 I111' 1'1111I11N 1.11111 Ii11111l I'1111I1z1s 1 I11I1 111111111 1 Ill x:111, V111 XI11I1II1-H1111 fllllll 11 I4111I11l111 f'IlI'l4'I', l'I1111111111I1 1.1111 N l'11s111-l'. f'11l1I1 C111 I11-11'1111s1 KIIIIIN 11111 1.111111 ' 1111 KI1. . 11 Uyus, 1111111 QN1 1113 l'1'z1111 H1113 H2111 . N I 111111 Ii II111I1 H1111 I111111I11 I 111 st I1'i1xsi1111111111s . 1,111 I 1'1'i111g I'111 I11 1. 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S1-1111, S1121NY 1111p:+1ra. 1111111-11, S111-111 5' S1111'4111s4111, S1111111I'i11141. 11'1'1111t 1i11w-S11111111111111111 8:1111- 11111s. Smith. 51111511 i Il s, S4'11XY+'I1I1l-'ll1kill. 8111153 S1111111-11 Rust, S111111111lrz, S1-1111, S1111xa1 1111111 Row W1-1'1111-. XY 11 1' 41. Wi141y, W111111s. Wz1f11i11:11111. Z1111I111'1'. W:111z11'11. Z1l111114'I'. 1X'1111111s, 1X'i11i.1111f. X1 14111141 1111111--V11 S1111111-11 1 1'IN NY11i111. xY+JEi1'4'1'. xx'I'1Ll111 X111111.-. X 211115, 'I'11111-1111111. XY2i11U'1'. Y111111:. Wax. -'1'11111 1111xv 1Y111'1sI1'111:11, X1':11'- 11111111111, 111:111:. 111111111115 Wir-ks. Z11l11114'1'. W1-z1111111'l'411'11. W111111s, Wz114-1114-111. W11i11111'. Wi1111111'. XX'i11+11'14111. I' ii F J.'f':' TQI CUR FRESHMAN FRIENDS X X , . X Y ,'L'A js. Y f , 1 , 1, x Q 1 ' N x X ' m A' N X ' 8 Q 'A 1 , X, 1 ' , A o 7 3 -X I -1-iniuii-I llqinuin i -iii Illi- .1--.. I- -11- - ig.. l -n -l. ,ln l TREBLE CLEF ull Row l-XYz1lmn, Tobin. linac-ll. Nlzxy, Maxon. Hull, lh'nl1ake-l', Wallwr, Zastrcw, Sll'lllJiIlg0l' Howl!--Rawlinu,s, IQIVYIIU, Bonrn, Robinson, Ross, 'l'l'2lllllP, Dohyns, Drivpr. Warlivk, U Hix-las, Capps. RowIl--G1'anlnw1', Illllljiill, lillllll'l'f0I'll. Xllllfll. C. Nlfflvllzlllll, Dunlap. Lowery, Newlwrry Allf-n, H. Illlflvr, Uxle-y. liow l --M. lli1'ks,l'owflf-11. Walls, lfillinumn, ll. All-Clvllalnl. Spink, Bliss Hoppc-V, AI. Bntle-1 l'm-king, Slvvvllsml. IgIlll1'I'UfI, .l. Him-ks. Fm' mzlny y'c:l1's'l'rcl1lc Clcf, under thc dircctivnn uf Miss llnppcr, hug hccn c ut' the 4lLll5tIllldlllg' Ul'g'2llllZ1lllllll5lvl thc schmml. 'lhc 1'cg'ul:n' meetings wwe hclll czlch Mmnlzl-x' :und during thc SCCfPllll sumcstcr slum- -lt' the lllCIlll'Cl'S mel with the liwys Glcu Cluh fm' mixcll CllUl'Zl1 xx'u1'k. This clulf Llmlcrtlmk Illilllj' thing this 5c1n'. Ons uf the must Ulllilllldlllg xvls thu 1lllClACll2l Pcgq5 amd thc l'i1'zllu glwn in llcccmlfcr. 'Vrchlc filet' was flrflllllillt in ll2lYlllAQ' luv 1'Qp1'csc111ntiww, -Xnn Spinlq and lictty McClelland, scnt lu thc fvllllsi Clmmlls in Cllllllllllllgll. Une cvcning :lt fTlll'lYlIllllS lima was spgnl lll cznwling' :lt thu vzzriuus lmspilzllw :md hwnlcs t'-lr thu zlqcll. ln thc Spring' thu .lnnuzll .Will Fcstivzll wzxw held. Yi PAGE YIFTYVTHE? EL 'lhc cluh Wlli lllldCl' thq lcxnlcrsllip nl' Nlzlry llnllcr, Prcsidentg Ann Spink, cc-Mcsidcnlg lil-tty lklclllcllznnl, Scclvlxlryg and XXinnn:1 Cwcking, 'l1l'C2l5lll'Cl'. . - . . 1 ...,.,..,.. - 1 1 , A, ,L - - .1 . nf .'.1Lf. '1- ' 1 Q Lk , 1 . ' .. L-JL' 1 4,-, Iimx 11 lion 1 I Nld I 1 I 1 1 R011 ms 1 IS 1 1 X11 111 uf 1s111 NX 1 X B Iidllfl x111 R011 I 1 N fl 1 N lhoxx Il 5100115 SIX 591 x Ll L 1 L ll 5 NN 1 L 11L 111 lll1lllQ tl1L 51111 p IN 111LLI 1x Xl L L 1 1 L IL 1 ILIIII 1 KL L-11LN lIllS M151 I1 lust 1 L LLt111Lbr1I H 1 1 1 l1L 1111111111 1 1111 11L1L LlLx11lLL g IL Il L 1 1 NL ll I N tl 1L L LL LNL ll ll Il ix QILIIIX L 1L - . 1, qgiwfl, 1 ,. .1 ,V DRAMATIC CLUB PAGE FIFTY FOUR ' I'--I,1u'11y, 'l'l1011111s1111, Ii. f'lz11'l1, IIa1ll111'l1111'g, l.1'1':1s. Nf'XYIlPI'I'j'. ll111'1l1111. Il1111so11. l ll1111, J. ll111111111',R1j, I'il'4'1lf'll, IIf1111l1I1iIl, Il1'1 llfl. 12---Alox Ill. iyus, C. Al1'CI11llz1111l, 'l'41l1i11. Hf1111'f-'. .l. ll:1111z. lClli11g1m1. l1111111iw:1y. . 1 1 11'1's, W1 Ii 1. Walls. H11l1'l111s, C. Alay.G11:11111111s, All: 11. Nl. N1:1'i1111'y. lI.lll1'l'lIl'l. J. C'lz11'l1. 'II-'ffCEllII.', ll:11I'.'11. I111I1s1111. W111'isI1a11gl1, lIlI'Ii1l1llll. St1'11l1'11g111'. 1511111111113 li. . 'Clel- la1 . l'. King. SI 1 ' -1.1 1. fill 'Ql'l', ll. ll11tl111'. llz111'qi11s, l'. .'f111I1111'y, . ' '., A. I llz11'I1f11'. GlllIlf'l'Y, Gills 111111. 'SAL lli 'I1.', Uxl -ll-Il'lSUll. l':tlV.'1ll'ilS. lli1'I1l11. ll1111111l11Il, Bliss ' 1 , ' .t, liar- 1l11: Allf' ,.I, liivls, ll. lI1'Ile11'. M. li111lc11', 'l'I1L1 Suck :111Ll ll11slL111 I'l:11L1':L, lI1L1 l411'gL'wl Q1111111 111 scI11111l, c:11'1'icLl nut llll 1Ll 1: llllll 1111s slz11lL1LI list 5 'l'l11s 1111111v11l11111 11115 ll1L1 111' 15c111:1ti1111 Ill- II c-z1Cl 11lz1y'i11:1 .'.- cml I1 11111 tl1c l1L11111lil III- .I 1 sl Ic11l I111Ll.1'. A K' 1 'I it l: .15 L111i ll ij jdlll' 1'L1 'l'l11 I'11x1'L1's 'I'I1:1l llc , 'l'l1'cL1'wz1C1A1wLl , Illll A2111 Ycz 1' l31'lLIc. 'l'l1c clul 1 clad tl c Nlxlts-11111 Ll11111141l1c 111't 1- tits '11 'Wll -ll' the l'lll'. M11' 511 'tl1cl r:.111z'licCl11I l1111k Ill 'c ljz L 1' 1110 tl11 1'cz1Lli114Q of 1'z11'i1 ns Aluys. 'I'I11 yL1111' 11115 1' succusw l11L- Illl'A 111' 111 lllc L'tlIlf11'ls I' Nliss F1':111cc.i IS1 1111 z111LI ll 1 l1:1Llc1'sI1ip11l'lI1c I'1'L191IL1111, Is:I1L1lS111L111sg X111-I'1'15iIc l, l'I'Il'1 I igfgsg SL 1 ' 4 M1111 IIL'11111I1ilIg :11iLI 'I 113. SLIIAII, II.!l'Il1ZlA1l II' 'lLlc. FORUM PAGE FIFTYYFIVE Row 1-Sevier, Al. Ruby. I-'linn. Ilodtls. Roy. Knox. Row SSW-Oxlt-y, 'I'1':tlitw, llftnry, Storms, .I. littnlzlp, Vovliiiig. tlzltltnvr, Al. Ntirlitiry, .l. Rn Unpps. Winx. Hull. Row -l AAWz1ts011, l'. Nm'litti'y, li. litttlt-r, Bl, llntlvr, ll. t'lui'lt. Miss l.t2tii1li:ti'tl, li. Dun tl llttllt-rlu-i'g:. livattl. XYti1'tzlizttig:li. ling:-rs, 'l'litinisun. 'l'hc fildcbt twggtiiizzttitiii in lligh Sch-itil, thc Ftitiiiii, kcpt up its g'titid wtit'l4 tit' giving' its incnilicis cxpcricncc in spczilgiiig' :ind dcliztling. At at numlici' tif picnics Ltnd invitzttirins hcld in thc fztll :ind spriiig, tin tinusuztlly lztrgc nuinhcr tif Frcslnncn wcrc ztdxnittcd ui thc cluh, giving thc future at decidedly rosy tint. The hi-inmitlily incetings xvcic .qivcii twc1'ttislitii't talks on curicnt cvcnts :ind to deltzttes, :ind catch inuinhci' hztd at chttnce tti p:ti'ticip:itc in lwti p1'fig'rzt1iis. 'l'hc fztct thzit :ill thc vztrsity dcltzttcrs secured thcir trztining' in Ftirtnn is ztinplc proof of thc clult's vztluc. ltiuisc Gtttlicry was pi'tig'i'zttii cliztitintttt. Uthct' titticcrs ware: Prc5idcnt, liill Clxtrlag Yicc-l'i'c5idcnt, lfxilph llunlnpg Sccictztry, M1ll'j Iiutlcrg ztnd lrczts- urcr, Arthtti' ll:tllci'hci'g'. Miss linnnzt ,Xlztc l.ctinlizti'd ctintiiliutcd very giuttly tti thc xt'elt'ztt'c tit' thc Ftiruin thir ycztr :ts ztlwzty N. Row 2-J. Clark, Self, Uxtoliy, Fititlltly. Gtitlwry. Ifatit-lit-i'. ll. Rantx, lb, linhy. Thtinif . ' V i ' ' - ' S Huw l'-Wllzinlains. 4'lf'ziry. Wriulil. lirwlrirvy. 'l'lnn'uv, lillinglun. Cui-liing, Hemphill, Nor- lDlll'l'. I . Walls, lU1:44'r'S. I-Iilx-c:ir'fls, li. Walls, liuw 2--llrwuwlr. Wilsun. Storms. Slt'Yt'llS0ll, llills, Ai-rw, llolt, Kinsirl, lluvirlson, Randall, ll. Ullllf'l'. Ntlflbllll. lizinflull lxii1g.hl1nu'. Iuylwl. liuu' Il'--liziilr-s, If2lYl'lllhUl'l, Smut. .lunn-sun. Wnllwr. J. linnlx, Spinli. Miss Slwpparwl, Cow- uur. Him-Iilw. Johnston, li. Rnnlx, Al, llullffr. I I,l'H2l'1llll5 un :requiring ehzirrn xrssninetl zr rnnjur rule in the meetings ut' 'liri-Y during the Pllst yezrr. Several interesting uutsiile speakers further en- lightened the inernhers un this suhjeet. All the special tunctiuns ut- Tri-Y, :ind there were many of them, were tlesigrietl tu create :intl mzuntzun high stzunlnrds uf living. Such activities were the lu cent tlzinqe :ir1.l1'luui'sliuw in lizist Study llzrll :intl the Alumnae linnquet, lieltruxrry 11. lnenl 'lri-Y niernhers :itlentletl the eunvention in Springfield in eu-uperaltiun with Hi-Y, :intl .r ten' went tu the State cuuference. Miss lmuise Slreppzrrtl served :rs :ulviser tu the girls, while the following incrnhers helpeil her guide the tleftinief of the cluh: President, Ann Spinkg Yiee-ljresitienr, ltzrrlmrgi Hiekleg Seeret4u'y, Mirizun tZuwg't1r'g Treztsurer, Jeanne ligintxg :ind l'r'uVg'iui11i tlhziirmzrn, lwzthel Stuups. TRI-Y PAGE FIFTY-SIX F. F. Row 1-Newliwrry, Massey, Cole, .lOllllS0ll. Mawson? lla Anders. How 2-Wilson, Wax, Illiaas, Slice, Sumnwrs. Vit-Via. All-llmmltl, Xlf'g2lIlS0ll, Wilson, Spi Armstrong. Row Z!---f'artf-r, Hltnt, Al14lt1l'S, Nlilfllll, Hvriiiaxit, Collins. livwl, lit-4-vw, St1mn1vl's, Xl2lXll2ll4l Surratt. Row-1-C'0x, Bylis, Vivria, xY95lPl'Il, f:l'l-'Plllf'Hl., FPill'1lf'YllUllgZll. XIV. larmnis, l PZll'llf1Yll0ll h Stun-lwr, Mr-Kinney, Sz1y1'v, Nlartiii, Surratt, The fifty-txwv nlcinlwrfs of thc ltical hianch .if this iiatifiiial Hl QlllllZlll.lllll have accumplishcd a grcat deal this ycar. Nh: .Iuhh laiiiiiiis, atlvisci' of thc cluh, has aided them tw practicc lii'fttlici'l1tifitl, lwiwi' finial tvppitrtunitics and IAC5PlillSll'lllllUS,illlilxlCVClll1lIlllvSC qualitics which a lutuic I'ai'mci' Qliuultl pmscss. Thu cluh cntcretl tcams in thc inti'amui'al haskcthall lftLll'llillllClll. and hail a cniiccssiiih at thc Nlm1Q:iii County Fair last fall. Each lllcllllwl' had tim farm cntcrprisc pwjccts during the jicar. 'llhcrc was a trip tit thc Uzarlu, a soil Cl'tJSlnll tnui' with the local CCC lugs, and a trip tit Cictiijqc l'cak'5 shmi'- horse stahlcs, hcsides Illllllf' short fihscrvatifiu trips. Rex Fetii'i1c5'litiiigl1 was elected Prcsiilcnt, assisted hi Nice-l'i'csiilciit lbaviil tlrcqnlcat: Sccrct:ii'Kx', Wilhui' l':CZll'llCj'llHllg'llQ 'l'rcasui'ci', William lluiitg lic- purtcr, Kchnctli Stiickcr: and Watch Dug, A111115 XYCSICVII. PAGE FIFTY-SEVEN Row l--lliisvy. ll:-iiuvy, lfiuillt-y, lliiivliw, liuuru, Wilsuu, l3i'uu+1. ,'XIlIl'2illt3l', Austin. Uxtolny, RQW2 ff'-- Al'lllSll'Ull5!,, Viviun, Uwviis. Xftt, lim-liig, Xlvllsisiws, L'll4lUI'lll'lllli. llimliw, Artz, lvllfiPI'ilI'illi4. Row Z:---Nlzilws, Wvzivw. llviitiim- l,2lIllxl'HI'll. lfiw-iimuii. Imviilsuii. llitte, Ibivlmmii. lngmiu, I.illltlP2ill. Florvlli. llic scvcutli pciiiitl is tlic time tlizit Mi. A. l,. l-iccmaui :uid his llllld til iuusiciiuis ilu tliuii' piaicticiiig. 'llig lizxutlisp:'m'idctltufiii'tl1ci'zulx':ii1Cc studcuts iutcrcstctl iii music :uid :ilsii ui givc cutcitaiiiuucut :it iuiuiy scliuiil zictivitics. It is iiitcicstiug tu mite tlizit tlic Iligli Sigliuiil lizuid tuiuislics much ut' tlic talent tit tliu llliuiiis College lizuid. Thu tIzu'ltuu Syiiipliiiiiy llziud, xvliicli :1p1ie:ii'utl iu tlic High Scliuul Audi turium in FQlu't1:ii'y, wats spiiiis-well lu Ili: lligli Scliuul zuid Cullcgc llzmtls. Tlicrc was also gi ciiuccrt iii tliu spring' by iiui' lizuitlg il fiu: exliiliitiun ut' music well ll1llllACCl2tICtl lu tlic ZlL!dlCllCC. tlicdit must lm gvicii tu tlu- Iulcsitlciit, lticliziimi Iluppwg Yicc-l'rcsitluut lliiwiu lliuucg Sc.'i'ci:ii'i, .ltlcliiigi llculiuzig 'l'i'cQisuiui', lluii llcuuig i.iill'lll'lltll, .luii',x l'iulci'lu'iul41 :uid .Xssistxiut l.ilu':ii'i:iii, iliili .-Xustiu. BAND PAGE FIFTY-EIGHT -rug- GlRL'S CLUB PAGE FIFTY-NINE ROYX'1+C1i1lllCll'9, JPXVS1J1lI'X, H1111 111-s, l'1111i11o. H111'1'is, 11111lll1XYily. Ail'SIl12lll, Fa111'l1111', H1111 I son, Eclwzmls. R0w2-Gish, Liter. Long. A1-11-11, X121I1l11i', S1111Illii1i1'l'. i,aws1111. Leih, 'l'ot11?11, XY?tl'f'11I1 Ilvalcnx. IiOXVii+B1l116'l', May11111'11, Nmies, Ht7f'1i1llQ, XVi11i11111s, 1111111-11, Sl111l+'l'lHIlf1, Koss, Long, Twy ford. Part111's1111, G11v1+i11, RHIIIX. Row -17Bl'0XVI1. Alfmgf-, C'1'11111. lJ1'11111J. Alily, l1'iry.si1111111111s, G1lf1ll'+'y. 0111111-1-. G1-a1111l11s, xvillli sur, l111110111'11, l 1111g11s1, 11111111-11 The c1iI'li5 f:1l111 CX11S1'1C11CC11 11111'i11g' 1033-111 111111l11e1' jkflll' 11f c1111C11ti1111:11 111111 s1'1ci111 111t11i11111c11ts. U1111C1' thc c11p11111e 211111 f1'i1:11111y s111w1'visi1111 11f Miss Nliillllil Perhix 211111 Miss C1Ill'll Smith, the Qi1'1s c11j11yc11 il 111111111c1' llf pr11g'1'11111s 1111sc11 1111 the suhiect 111. C1121l'1IC1Cl'-111111111112 111 111011 hi-111111111111 111cc1i11g's 1111 We1111es1111y :1fte1'11111111s. A11111JLlQ1l thc 111'g'1111iz111i:111 11115 f11111111c11 111 1023, 11111611118 scrvcd 1'11t11c1' 111 51I'Cl1g'I1lCll 111111 11111111 up its l1lCI1l1'Cl'511111 111111 p111'p11scs 1111111 111 11'Q11kc11 them. 'IW111111' thc Gi1'1's C1Ll1' 11118 1111c 1111 the 111r1 e1' cluh II1Cl1l11CI'4111PN '11111 11111119 '111 .. . 5 , . ,1 .1 1mp111't1111t 111151111111 111 p1'11v1d111g 11pp111'11111itics 111 High S1'h1111l girls. 1.1111isc G11111crysc1've11:1s P1'csid1:111 1his5c:11'. 11c1pi11g'11c1 wer: ,N1111jQ1111ct Fitzsim1111111s, Vice-Prcsi11c11lg He11:11 1I11111cc, SCC1'C11l1'j'Q A1l1c1111 C1Q1111cI11s, SCC1'C1llI'j'Q 111111 1J111'11111,x' F:111c11c1', 1'1'11g1'11111 f:111l1I'111Il11. if w I I. x . I 111111'l--31r'l1111111l11, Kimie-11. G1111x11, Se11g111'. 1111111-l1v1'. .l111'l1so11. 'Tl1111'1111, 1Cll1o11, 1121111-1'l, Vzisvy, llohsfm, .XlK'f'ilI'll1y. 111111' 2-I,11111l1'111l1, U1'a1111'19P, N11111-s. l.l11y1l, 1111111111 XY2ll'I'lll1, '1'o11011, 151111114111-1', l.11111f1111a1111, 3I1'C'lf1ll:1111l, B1'1111111a1'l1l1a l11111'21-Cl1111111111. C1'1llll. Phillips. Alzum. W111'1l. Smith. l.1Ji11, '1'11'yf111'1l, 1.1111'so11, Smith. 311111115 Pm-1111a111. .-X11l'll. A1-11114. 111111111111 li011'4-M11111'1-, Long, E1l11'211'1ls, S111l1e1'111a11111, K11'A1is1111', 11a1'1112y, l511i1'11, llflrirge, 11111111111-s, l'11'l'1121l1110S, Willizxms. Wi111ls111. Mz1111' 111' 111g 11'111'111's 11111116 S1CIl1lg'1'211111Cl'S 111111 scc1'c1111'1cs 111111 11111111 1111-11'c11111'sc 111 s1111111111111 111'11:111c111311 111011 111111111'11111111cs 11111'111g 1111- 11181 11 ll 111 j11i11111g' the C1ll11111Cl'C11l1 C11l1', s111111s111'c11 111 Nliss .V111111':11 Geurgc. lie 1 ll 1 111111 is 111 c11c11111'11g'1' highs1111111:11'11s111u1f1c1e11:1 111111 z1C11ic1'c111c111s, 1115 1 111 1111si11cs5 cthics 111111 111e11ls, 111111 i11c1'c11se i111e1rs1 111 111111112111 l111s111cs5111e 111 A111111 1-111 1111 -111111 111111111111 111- 1111:11111e1's 11'c1'c 111115, the 111115c11l111e 1111111 Ls LAL . . A s11c1111:111111111111111111e 1116 p11lic111s1111l1c 1211111115 511111111171 the ClCC1111l11P1111 1LL1N l'1'11s111c111, Gc111ge NlcAl11s1:1'gScc1c1111'1', El111sc 11111cl1csg 111111'l'1'c:1s11111 X 1 1 S1-111c1'111111111. A1 1l1c11' 1'cg11l111' 111-11'1'ckl1' 111Q1-1l11g's, 1116 cl11l1 s11ccc:11e11 111 1111XIl1Q 11llbll11NN 111111 11161151111 1'c1'1' s11cccss1'111l1' 11s is sl11111'11 111 llQ12l1'lCC 2115411116 111' 111111 111111 'l'11ll1s111'1111s111css111u11, 11'i11s 111 plums 111' 1WllS1l1CSS, 111sc11ss11111s 111111 11111 1 1 , 11111111:11'11cs11-111'1's1-111111111 .1 11-11 111 1111111'1'1111c11, 11111'1'1's1111g PI'l1Q1'lll11N JUNTO PAGE SIXTY-ONE LA xi Row lfkiimt, All-Imuald, Suitm: Goiwloii. Biwwii. Wziiiixwigzlit, Row 2-Y01IIlg,CONVQIlll', Wat.-ami, flwfeiis, i'aiir'Tivi', E. t'i'iii1i, Ilztmiltmi. ROXYII-Clf'i1l'j', Cuiilcw, G+-mis-los, Alix t'nyu+-, Ibiiiiliip. King, H+-mpliill, Smiiii I he ,luntu Lluh is xi new zidditiiiii tu the High 5-eiiiiiil zietivitkx list. Stziiisd hy Mr. John C. Pziyiie, the iimiiiiizzitiiiii hats :it the present time zilwut tweiity- five members. The iizime 'iluiitif' is derived tiwiiii the iizimeiit':1gi'4iiip hezided hy lienjaimiii Frziiikiiii ivliieh studied piilitiezil :ind liiistmiegil pmhieiiis. Meet- ings :tie held twice ai miiiith with the piirpiise tif :ieqiiitiiitiiiq the memheix with mzitteis of hiezil, stztte, :ind iizitiiiiigil g'iive1'i1iiieiit. A visit tit the Stzite tlaipitzil :it Spi'iiig'field was iiii iiiteiestiiiq :iiid iiixtiiietfve trip. The mziin priiieet ut' the yezii' wav the piihliegiiiiiii iii' :i Xwteix' Nidiiuiii im' the citizens uf this emniniiiiit-xy The tkwllmviiig studeiitf directed the fiiituiies iii' the ehili dtiiiiiq the pmt year: Rzilph lluiiizip, Presideiitg tliiiiiie King, Yiee-i'i'eside1itg .Xtheiin fiegiiie- I05, Seeretziryg :uid Helen Coulee, 'I-I'CJl5Lll'CI'. Huw I-ilivks. li. 'l'ilmnpscn1, i'iilll'4'Iil. Hoy, l,nf-ns. 'i'I'2iililt', Iirmzivli. SEIXUV, li.'l'i1on1ps:mi. Row 3- Nlntvh. XXlll'lSii2iilQLil. lizili. ii1iIl1wi't'ni'rl. ltitt. Rui-insun.Rz1nsu11,Knss. lintt. HuwZZ'--Ain'l'l1:1Ii1y, .Xlyr-r, .luhnsc-n. Svxit-r, iivlllliiliii. Mr. Vivlu-ty, flvuin-tus, King, liti- wzmls. llntivi. llnntx, Ihe Speech t,lnlt is atnnthei' nt the new 4lI'Q2lIilZililHIi5 in the schnnl this yexn, heing ntntseti tltntngli its intltnet hy Mr. Wilhxnn Yiekery, ll new memhet' nl' the faculty. 'lihe ptirpnse ttf the eluh is lu tievelnp interest in speech wntk 1lIi.iiHg'iX'C students gin fmpnrttttiitt tw devel-up their tzilents :thing this line. Rezniings, twzttinits, tteelznnzttinns, pnetry, etc. plwtvitted the mitteiigtl fur the weekly' meetings. ,Niziny lnelnlteis hecznne quite p1'+1t'ieiel1t in this wink. lhe eiuh hztti seveiztl entries in sp.-eeh enntests :tt .NizleNit11'1':15 tmiiege nt .l4tei4sn1tville, zinti in the Nzitinnzti Fnreiisie l.e:i,Q't1e wurnznnent :tt liinenln. tJt'tieei's of the new -trgztttixtitinii were: Presitteiit, Mzny .lezlnnette Hemp- hillg lieenrtting SCCl'CI1tt'vY, liettx intl Uxteyg Cltwespnxiditig' SCCl'CI2tl'j, Cnnnie Kinqg 'l'i'e:tst1t'e1', tfhgnies Sevierg :tnti I.il'1':n'i:tn, liecky ltztntxi SPEECH PAGE SIXTY TWO BOY'S GLEE CLUB f 1 Y N x XY Huw 1-IJ. Hopiwi: flI'Pf'I1, Smith. l 'i'I'lAE1iI'2l. I P2ll'llt'j'llOlHLh. J. iloppe-i', Osboriw. Hvmphill H. Iiopiwr, Litrlflr, 1,111-vy, Gozwlwi, Huw 2-Row-rs, Siiiiinwiw, Nux'Iwl'i'y, iiimlwy, linglelilzln, Riggs, Miirpliy. Oxlvy, Sillllllfx Iimiiwiv. lima:-li. H1lWIiff'lJlllI2lS. Uxlohy. Si-li, IvIllll'I'lIl'illli. lbiiiilzip, Bliss Iinpin-1', li, l'lal'h. li. Iluppf-1 .Xlyi-Vs. .l, f'l:ni'k. limriliiuiiw, Aluxuii This musical iiijgiiiiyziliiiii fm' imp wiiiplctcd llIilllhCl'FUCCCSQ-U1 yczii' uh- .lui the caipzihlq iiircgliz-ii wt' Miss l.cl1:l Wie Ihippcix .-Xhwiit rm't5-five hwyr rcspiiiidcii iii thc cullfi11'ii'y-'nitsthisfzill, iiicetiiig' ixiwi days ai wack lliriiilglii-Lit thc SC11mi1yuz11'. Aiiiiiiig thp priijcctrL1l1Clc1'IzlkCl1 img the iipercttxi, i'Cg'IQj'1ll1dIiiC Pirate, prcscntcd iii ci'-iipuiutiiiii with thc 'I'i'uhi.- Cid rin lbcgciiilwi' ll. 'I hp Cluh 11150 Nlil l lid AQ scwixil iiiiiiili-:is iii thu uiiicurt :it the time .if Ihq Mui' Fcstivxil. ilciiy crhriiik, Pclc Riggs, :iiiii Dick Hiippci'iii1idc the iivuiiicy tu the 5l:lICCll4m1'US .11 Ciiziinpziiqii iii NHVcll1lk'1', Ciilwlillllillg' with thc 'IM-his Clef :iii uiiusuzilly lzii 'in x l lid c dclcqniii-iii. . N . ,-, . Hill Llziik Qcrvcii :ls I'i'cwliicIit diiiiiiq lflw-wi. H12 was ziiiicii hy ,lciiy .'i'hi'i1il-4 :is Nice-I'wsiih-iitg lficliziimi ihipiwig Sccrctziryg lfqilph Iluiihip, I IClINlllCI'Q :uid Curtis ifiiqlqmgiii, liihi'gii'igiii. 'Sl SIKIY-IH:ii.:. Row l-l iI1'l1, Rol1i11so11, l itxsi111111r111s. .ll'XYHllllI'y. llavis. 'l'11l1i11. W1'igl1t. l'11w1li11, M2llll8l'. lfislier. .I0l111so11. Row 2-'l'll1'111'1'. l :11111i11g. Koss, H1-111'11, ,Xll1411, llz11'1l11s1v. ,X11g1 l. liz111s1111, Xvillfllll, .l:11111isu11, XYRllli1'l'. SIIIIW. Row Il-G1-1'111a111. livid. l3111'lw1'. l.1:11LS. lillIll4'!'l,4JI'll. ll11l't'. .Xliss lI11111w1'. f':lll!'l'l. AlllIf'll. Ii1111y1111, Wise-, Al'l'P1', llillfa. A1111tl1e1'g'1'1111p 11fsi11g'erS,tl1eGi1'l'sC3leeCltllt,C1111sistil1g'11fzlplwtixiltlzllely' fifty yllllllg' ladies, 1'1111111ls 1111t lllc musiczil cl11l1s uf tlie scl11111l. Fri1l11y 11111111 wzis ll1e regsiilair 111eeti11g' peri111l, 111 wliicli time suites were sung 111111 przictices lieltll111'11pe1'ett11s11111ltl1e M111' Festival. I11 11d1liti1111 tu tl1eir el111111l pe1t'1111111111ces, the girls sp1111s111'e1l sever11ls11111l- wich s11les wliieli were ll AQ'l'Cill help 111 tlie eliili llll1lllCl1lllj' 11s they were w:ll received by the st111le11t lwwly. A weiiier l'll1lSl tflllilj i11 tl1e first semester wzis :11111tl1e1'l1ig'l1sp11t11ftl1e1e111'. Miss Hiipper, 215 5lVlll5Hl' uf 1l1e Girl's GleeCl11l1 Zlgillll this j'Clll' 11111l1111l1te1lly 11111 11111cl1 lH'.X'1ll'kl lllllldlllg' the l'Nn-311 se11s1111 il decided success. Utticers 111 tl1e111'g11111x11t11111 were: l'res11le11t, lhiiris lluttg X iee-l'res11le11t, lileaiiiur Elilertg SCCl'CIZll'j', Heleii .Xl11tel1g 'l1l'CllSlll'CI', 1Niil1l1'e1l ld111l1e1't'11r1lg 111111 l511si11ess .Nl111111ger, lNl1111111i R111151111. GIRL'S GLEE CLUB PAGE SIXTY-FOUR fl .-4' f X73 ff iff h f ff! If ll' XZ ACTIVITIES 4. 2, -:-....'::-L ji ,af ' fr! Q 2 lip! 1' ff! - uf N, 1 M 1:11 xx 1 ..,:. 1 . , 1,1 . 1 - 1 1,1-.1 N x -5,1 '1 Y f 111.31451 ' A Junlor Senlor PROM PAGE SIXTY SEVEN 1:1 . 1 ' ff 11911 3111191 C1511e 11111 116611111 N1 11111161 Ha 1111 DQXN111 KP 1191 1 x IQ 111111 1111111115 xx 15 111011611 1111 A 5 61116611111 xx 1111 111 111111111 111111' L111111 1 1 1 1111165 K61111r l11C1 111 161611111 1011111111611 1 11 11 1 x111 xx 11 1111111111 13111161 111 1.111211 1 11611g111111111111111161 V1155 1:1111111 V116 1 11111111111 J11111111 L11551D1111, xx 1511051655 A11 111v11c 1111111 111111 11x 111111 11 11111111111 1111611111 1116 CVCl1l11Q 5 lC1lV1111S 1 131111165 xx 1 5111111 x 111111 11 11111111111 c11111165111511v11 1111111115 1116 Ju111111 C 015 111111 1 11161 1 11 111611 111v15 1111111111 111111 A 111g1 c11116r1116c6 0 11 116 111565 1111 1116 5116111 1111 xx 18 1 1111111u6 111uc 1h1 111611u x1.1s n11 6 U15 of 1ru11 6116111111 13111111611 c111ck611 1111511111 11111111115 111115 md 11u1t6r 16111 51111113 5.11ad 166 616.1111 C1116 11111111115 11n6 D11111.111 1116 11115t1111511655 1111111111 1111 1611 Y1.11 1111121 1n1 xx111 1 11 151 111 111 Jllllllll 11111 51111111 1115565 111 1111111xx111g 111112111111 xx lb 11115611 1 611 Y61r 111116111115 11 1 1 6 .11111 1 xrc 1111111111 1 111 1x1111 361151111 P1111111 111115 1111 11111115 D11 51111, .1c1111111111151 1611 1 lf I11v6r5 1 xx 1111 0511111111 1 1 11111 ll 111 1 1111 Y11111611 U S1111 111111 111111 111111111 111 1111111115111Q1 11111 1115 11111 S11 1 116111 5xx 11 1hr11u 1 1 11r11g11111 111 11111111111 11111165 11111 5116111111 1111111 161 11 Gr 11111 C111 1 1111111611 111111 5 Lt11L1 11 1 1 1 Q 5 VNII1 l1111'V1l1X111.11111 xx 15111 L1111lXU1111. 1 ly 6v111 Q , 1, ' T' 'MPX' 1- ,1:921.'3I V 1- 1- , .f1,. W- 'tp' lucas NlcDonou,,h COV1gl1l Clark NOIIJIIIQ Wald NILDOHHIK1 Stoops C001 Ill Ramme11 amp Gordon Settmg 1 new precedent t11e p1e5e11t 'ie111o1 C1155 Q 1ve the 11111 A166111 Mmded Judw dunng 111611 J1l111OI X611 1111511111 111 1dd1t1o11 to fLlI'111S11111g 1n CVC11l11g' of enlox 1111e e11te1t11n111e11t 111o11Q11t to 11g11tl1'll11X t11111ted pe1forn1ers Absent l111I1116C1 Judx 11115 1s111e1 Stoopb w1s suppobed to l11ve flown to P1115 11on1 Nou ludx 11111111 knoxx the t1rst 1111112 1170111 1111111 111d w1s con Sldel 11111 511111115611 to fmd he1Qe1f t11e ce11t1r of so much 1tt1nt1o11 As soon '15 she found out w11 lt lt V1 lS 111 111out 5111 co11f1xs111 t111t 511e h 1d nt d011C lt 11111 set 011110 p1ove 111115116 could 1f she 11 1d to 111111 1 xe1r 11111, 1Cco111p11s11ed 1s111e1, IS Judx WIS dehehtful A11ot11e1 o11tst1nd111g 1111 of WOlk 11 lb done 113 1S111C1.1rk who 5ub5t1tute11 11 the 1181 n111111te fo1 W1 1e11 B1eed111g 111 the role of Stephen 131 1111 xV111011d Lockmg lS Judx s 111 hlx CXC1tfl111C 111OthC1 R11 mond Gordon 15 D1 111 M11kQ M111 1111 LONVQU1 IS the flnt Betty Lou R1c11, Ted Rll'l1fI1L1klI'l1P 15 Merton M 11145 151111 1 uc 15, ClSt 11 the PILCISC old gentle 111111 Mlftllll MCIDOLIOIIQI1 15 gmmpx Mlllc G1111e Joe MCDL111l1d 18 Judx s 111ot1111, J11o111e, C11 11e Wood 1 Aunt Rhodl 11111 Mll N01111l1V 19 A1114111 Houxton 111 111111111 out 1Cl111lkl111C 111111114111 l11CtZS 1' fs, 1 , 1 ' . , x . - ' . , ., x , if - 1 . , 1 . , . .- N L v 1 . 1 -, 1 1 . ..'f1 ' 1 I 1 l 1' nr I .Y 2 1 . x' - ' J, 1 'z i . 1 ', 2 'I 1 1 -' 1 1 y 1 ' 7 , , A ' - . ' V' . , . - K K Q L K C - 1 ' , f f 1 1 xf' 1 . - . 7 ' 1 - K Il L C y - K K K 1 ' A 1 ' , ' 1 . . Q, 1 t' 1 1 1 1 her goal, and 1'et111'11ed to find herself cured of 211156111-l1111111Cd11CSS. . 1 -' 1 'ff . ' 1 ' j ' ' ': ' 1 I . I , Q . I A I . , HU I . ,Z . I , . A I hy, .g 'Y .1 I: 1 '. ': z'-g 1 ' , 1 , ' ' 1 111 'z 3' .' 1 g 1 1 1 fi . 1 . 1 . . ' .1 , 2 2 Q i 1 . . .L is ' PAGE SIXTY EIGHT JUNIOR PLAY STUDENT COUNCIL Si. blefi 1'-HILL ROW I-Hall, Wtirtslrzitigli. Cklllllh, lfiiitllvy. Austin, Self, I,owe1'y. Row Z-l-'itc'h, .It'XVSlHll'X. C. Biffle-llaiiitl. Gzittiiwr, Ketnt-r, Pviiiiel. NYisv. llllt'llHI18ll. Thompson. Rnwil-C'al1iplwlI, 'l'l'ztlnt1t-, ll, Alt-Cla-lluiifl, litttltir, King, Stamps, iiantz, Hivlilef. Gflilllt B?lI'llF'l'. Ilvmphill. lhc Studciit uitiiiuil, wiiitwsuti tit ll i'cpi'csciit:ttivu twin uztch tit thu iliirty-tiiic littmc iwiiiis ivzts rcvivcd this yczti' :ts xt pztrt tit thu sglitml's :tctivitics ztitct' iicxtrly ttvti1'5czt1's tit Ill2lCilVllf'. 'lb this smaill gimip ivciw 1'Qfci'1'ud mztttciis tlll which thu tztctilty xvzttticd thc students' view ptiiiit. Thu CttllllCll, giving its it did at cmss scctitm tif thc clzlsscs amd student life, successfully fulfilled this fuhctitih. lJLlI'll'lQ th: Christmas scztstth, thc sclitml, tltrtiugli thc ctiuticil, spttiisorctl it drivc for fund fur hztskcts. Sta succcssftil xvzts thu drive that thirty-fivc xvull filled lvtslacts xvuiw: distrihutcd hi the ctfnimittec tu iiccdy fztmilics in the city. All :tsscmhl5 in which lvtth fztctilty :md students patrticipzitcd wats given fill thc dzl5' lwfrirc vztcattimi, :md it was rccqivcd sit xvull that scritiusiicss fm' thc rc- mztiiidci' of the dztv wats imptissihlc. UtliQt'1tt1tttc1'r rufeiicd ln thu c11tiiicilii'ci'etli1+sc cmicc1'iiiii.Q' studciit ztthlctic tickcts txvhich ivcru swild llil tlll!Qli thu cttuticill, :tdmissitih patssts tt, liztskcthztll Xztincs, :ind Patsscs tt' zttlilctus tit' the vgttititis sclitmls. This time lwgiiiiiiiig has piwivcii thztt thc rcviiwtl tif thc ctiuhcil wats xvtiitlt thc iiwwk, :md it is tclt thgit thc Qu--d i.im'l4 will lm uttiitihucd. ......., ........ ....... ,e,,,,,,,,,, ,,, 5 ,M -- 4 ,u. ...., ,Sam , M Y L W , ........,...u. --.M.--.........,...-.....,,.,,-.,,.-...--...,......,........,..,.- ..... Rowl Qmlth THQIOI liwo Inc Cooiliich liteh Ausman king, Geanetos Norburw Essex Ward Xlc Nlastt-rs ln lomim Durham BIOXXII Newbelrw Hard Row2 XVHFIICK Miss Sheppard Clarl Nloxon Jameson Spillman Hoopes Wallhan Stocker Giaubner G l rlxxairls Bom me Patillo Huff Walls Edwards Jameson DeWitt Holt Kemp Ross Xloxon Dlltftl' Rovt3 Rlggs XV3lllYNllglll Ketiei l lllllf.,l0Il NOlblllW Stnrg,r1on Brovin Snter Dennv C1Sll9 Stout Mr PIIJSOII Waller Potter Large Wright Barber Johnston Meyer' hlllott CO0lx1Il,L, Murphy Hopper Hamilton NSTREL Once lllllls. on the ti idition il We lnesd tx betoie In tnksgiving in ludience enjoied the comic tl intics ofthe end men ind fippieci tted the ttlented Cl tncing ind singing of the st us of tnothei J H S Minstiel Ru Hinnlton Pete Riggs, Lee Muiphx Albie Ketnei, Richud Howei ind 'I ed W unix iight uele those black f1ced comedi ins xx ho letl the evening S p lcleed 1musement fe itui eb Doris Johnston Mu Noibuix Be lex Rmtz Putx Noibuix, Allen Emily King F1 tnces Stout, tnd Veti M te Wilkei furnished some excellent speci titles llong the tip dtncing line Xkllllc the singing w ts supplied bu M ujorie Axe, Winoni Locking Mnvnet Ellington Bettx Biovin John Wright Frtnces Moxon Fi xnces Kemp, Wilmt Ross ind the l1ige chorus One of the highlwhts of the evening s enteit1in1nent wls the Am1teur Show pres' nted 'tt the intermission. Curtis Englemqn 'ts the announcer in turn presented Mr. Gibson :is The Mijor. Our amftteus fund better couldnt h'tve been foundj were M5i'tle Denny, Ele'1norL21rge Mwrjorie W'1rlick Thelm'1 Eyre, Virgil Suiter 'ind John Newberry xx ho only ceftseei singing 'ind dancing when given the gong by th'it old Qoitv'-given' John W'1rd. Miss Louise Sheppwrd ellI'eCletl the Viinstrel with the help of Mr. Hwrold Gibson xi ho 'tlso .served 'lf interlocuter, while l.OLllSe Driver s twlented fingers 'tccompinied the vlrious perforiners. PAGE SEVENTY SENIOR PLAY A . fi Hopper, Hartman, Gordon, Miss Brown, Riggs, Lucas Walls, King, Hemphill, Ellington, Stoops, Norbury, Ross Superbly east anti excellently staged and tiirected, the Senior play of the f t class o I Dio, The Charm Selioolf' was a fitting' climax to the remarkable dramatic talent of some of its members. Contrary to custom, the play was bre- sented on .lune 2nd, the day before gratiuation, thus being a regular part of the Senior week activities. What happens when inexperienced young' men take over the inanagenient of a Girls school was cleverly revealed as The Charm School unfolded in the 6 . liantis of the following eiiaracters: Austin Bevans, portrayed by Dick Hartman, who, in the one-act play contests, won the distinction of being the best actor in the districtg David MacKenzie, liill Lucasg George lloyd, Pete Riggs, Tim Simb- kins, liayinonti Gordon, Homer Johns, ,lolin iiopperg Elise Melburn, Frances Wallsg Miss Hawes, MarU':ti'et Eilinrftong Miss Curtis Connie Kin-r' Sallx' iiovi , A N v ' .xv V ,kv M'l1'y Hempliillg Katherine llongiity, Isabel Stoobs: Muriel Stafford, Mar Nor- buryg Lillian, Wilma Ross. Due to the fact that the protiuction was in its infancy when the Crimson ,I went to press, all tlie members oi the various committees are not ineiutieti in this article. The play was eapzibiy tiireeteti bi ,Niiss Frances lirown, who was assisted by prompter .Jeanne itantz and llI'H1lCl'Ij eliairnian louise Gutliery. PAGE SEVENTY-ONE - . wt Hvfmvvrf-, fr ,T 5, ,V f,f5f ,'7 ftl' -, - 2 -4 P ,,,,. 1. . , at. V . ,. .,, .. ,,.. N.. . , V. X, , V , ,K ,fix -- - s 1 1 . .- . ... 1 .M.s,. - a.. -r -,-K, ,, . -i+..f- 1, .. vt!-hai , A r -ff., M q .4 1 , , , , s-est.-1.1-..,m L- W,-4, ,t,,...,g - ,,, ' f 1-. ,fe Row 1 Row 2- Row 21 Row 4 PEP SQUAD Walls, Airsman, Geanetos, Edwards, Hanson, Carey, Tri1nic'r, Dunlap, Hemphill, King, Stoops, Johnson. Hardesty, Hoopes, Patillo. Brown, Imhotlen, Taylor, Scott, Stringham, Ashby, Winsor, Hocking. Fernandes, Nunes, Guess, Sanders, Mahon, M. Long. l+'orwootl, Huff, King. Baptist, Drake, Eyre, Begg, liflwartls, M. Norhury, Miss lfrontzel, .I. Rantz, li. Butler, M. Butler, B, Butler. l. Long, Mathers, Koss. Brown, Norbury, B. Rantz, Wood. This group of girls really lived up to their name in supplying pep and enthusiasm at all our football and basketball games. This was a new thing' for high school and badly needed, for the school spirit had been steadily waning, and they made the students school-spirit conscious. Early in the basketball season red sweaters with white ls appeared, adding color and sparkle to this group. Meetings were held quite often for practice. Becky ltantz, Patty Norbury, Betty Brown, and Grace Wood were their Cheer Leaders. Only the girls who proved their interest by attending these meetings were members, for there were always some who were waiting' to be admitted. Towards the close of school a very novel idea was carried out in a pay assembly. A style show was cleverly presented, showing both new and old styles. These girls deserve a great deal of credit for what they have done. At many of them were there lu encourage the team. Even in the most bitter weather while many of us were litiggiitg' fires, they braved the cold to CVSYX gillllif come and cheer our boys. .leanne Rantz as president and Doris Hutt as secre- tary led this group very successfully. Much credit is due to Miss Katherine Frentzel for her infallible assistance. PAGE SEVENTY-TWO DEBATE Row lgCla1'l4, R. Dlllllllll. Font-li Gilismi, H2llll'l'lJ4'l'2, CHP:-it Row 2-B. Butler, G:i!lt11v1',.l. lltiiilup, 'l'i'z1lttiv, M. liiitlvr. The tI.ll.S. tleltztte teztni, cttztclietl hy Mr. llztrtiltt Cliltstni, hzttt it very sue cesstul seztstin, winning' lttintirs in the stztte tfiurnznnents :intl ezirning' the ri- ht to .N compete in the Nxttitinztl cuntests :tt Ulglrilitnnri City. The seatstin liegzin with the tlehztters talking' twfi tif three tlecisitinztl tleltzttes. The girls' teznn cztpttiretl the .VlztcMu1'rztyCollege ttiurnztntent in e:trlj,' rVl:trch. After zt rztther unsuccessfu trip to Fulttin, rttissnuri, with split teznns, the vztrsity with the Waverly lnvitzt titinztl Tnnrnztment. Un Ntztrcli 28 they cztme tltrtiuglt the Western District zlt .Vlztctiinlt with the cltztmpitiitsltip. Two weeks latter xt secttntt plztce :tt the lllintiis section tif the Nzttitinztl Fftrensic leztgtte ltiwittglit the privilege tif representing :tt Uklzihtiinzt City. At the stxtte meet :tt Clirtinpziign thirtl plitce litiittws were won. The results tif the Nzttitinztl were unlcntiwn :is the .l went tu press. Marry liutler, liill Clark, Ralph Dunlztp, rind Arthur Hztllerlterg, seniors, :int l5Ill'l'Ill'Il Butler, :ind ,lame lbttnlztp, tunirirs, ntzttle up the teztm. The selttifil wzts represented in extemptire speaking iw liill tjlztrk, whit witlttiut previfins experience, wtin the stilt-ttistrict :tt Winchester, the district meet :tt Ntztcmnlt, :mtl hecztme chznnpitin tit Illinois ht winning' the State ctintest :tt l inctiln ind te itn it I h tint t .' ' 4 :A- 1 ' 2 I 1 tzrgn. Clztrk ititit'iteyett tn Uklztlitiinxt City :ts the ltest extentprire speztker in Illinois, ztncl the tititctime tit his wtirk there is likewise unknown :tt the present tinie. PAGE SEVENTY-THREE X I 1 t X 1 Row 1-Lowery, Brubaker, Ellington, C. MeClelland, Spink, B. McClelland, Moxon, Cooking, Dunlap. I , Row 2-Stevenson, Ross, B. Butler, Trahue, l'J1'iver, Roach. MAY FESTIVAL On May first, following the age old tradition, Mary Butler was crowned Queen of the May in a delightful ceremony in the auditorium. Preceding this event, the various musical organizations of the school under the direction of Miss Lena Mae Hopper presented an enjoyable and varied concert. The stage setting, typifying an outdoor scene, furnished an appropriate background for the charming ceremony. The Queen's coronation was heralded by gay May-pole and garland dances given by members of the different clubs. Her attendants, headed by Ann Spink, the Maid of Honor, were: Betty McClel- land, who had the distinction of being the first maid, Catherine Stevenson, Win- ona Cocking, Margaret Ellington, Frances Moxon, Louise Driver, Wilma Ross, Jane Dunlap, Catherine .lane Allen, Roberta Brubaker, Betty Trabue, and Mary Roach. These girls were all dressed in dainty pink formals, making a truly pic- turesque setting for the Queen and her Maid of Honor. Barbara Butler was crown-bearer, and Mary Roach and Miriam Lowery, pages. The Queen and Maid of Honor were respectively president and vice-presi- dent of Treble Clef and received their places by vote of the club. The maids were likewise chosen from the Junior and Senior members. The numbers sung by the Treble Clef were: 'tLove, Like the Dawn Came Stealing tCadmanJg Dawn CCurranlg Lift Thine Eyes tMendelssohnj. Anvil Chorus tVerdilg Little Rose QTownerl , and 'tToreador Song fBizetJ, were the Boy's Glee Club selections. The Choir, a mixed chorus, ren- dered Awake! Awake! tCadmanl , f'Daybreak fliaton Fanninglg and The Nightingalel' tTchaikovskyl. PAGE 'IEVENTY FOUR AUDITORIUM NAJAJQV-xc Faces, faces, faces! Seniors, juniors. sophs, and fresliies-all waiting.: with eager anticipa- tion for whatever the program for the period has to offer. Do you recognize yourself? Three hells! A mud rush! Chaotic disorder for five minutes, ai liurst ol- :ip- plztuse 5 silence, :ind :mother progrzim is in progress in our ziuditorium. Perlizips it is :i mztgicizui, at puppet-show, ai dfzunzttizzition, zi pep meeting, 1' well-needed lecture on student discipline, przicticzllly zuiything' iniztgiuaihle. As is the custom, the first :issemhly wzis to welcome the Freshmen quid nerv- comers to the school. After that in quick succession czune the Coffer-Miller players, Jessie Rue Tztylor, :in impersonzitorg ai inzigicizui in the person of lloring Czunphellg :uid the Hztnely :ind ltose mztrionettes. Mr. Morris Anderson tzilked g'lowinglyofM11rk Twziin, while the hitch-hiker's :ictuzil experiences were relzltcd hy Arthur Caine, 11151151 muster :it the ztrt. Une of the most effective zissemhlies wars Rl tzilk given hy Snow Allen. Yodling Hrlp liziiley, Mr, R. A. Fitzpzitriclds interesting tztlk on the Boulder Dum project, Al Priddy's circus experiences, Frances SdllIll'S, the presentzition of 'lightnin' , :ind Ur. Cloud Smiths won- derful impersonzitions were :ill programs greatly enjoyed hy the student hody. As the first meeting' is given to the Freshmen, it is fitting thzit the lust he for the Seniors. Graduation Daly! Seniors filing' :icross the stzige-sonic scared, some excited, some thrilled hy the dignity of the exercises-:ill with zi deep feeling of sorrow :is they gather for the lust time together in this, our' Auditorium. PAGE SEVENTY-FIVE , L If W , - f ' ' - ' Q r ,, Q.: far , '- r 3 rr .,3 ,, 3.f 'V 'mn'-'-' -PTTQWQ L ,-'E .-E' ' 741 'l'5rf5 fiv l ag.,- Q - J STAFF xv l-Alvfflellainl. llnnlap, Cot-lting. llvllatti, Nm'liury, Aloxon. Elliott. w 2- lizult-s, Clark. llivltlv, Spinli. lt is zunzizing' hon' simple :md unctimplic.tted xi yezu' hook hunks when cont- pleted, hut it is even more tunziziiigy tn discover how much work is ztttziched tri the 2lCllllll publishing tit' fine. Such wats the ctinclusitin :irrived :tt hy the Stztif utter experience. ,-Xt the first meeting we thtiught it wits gtiing to heltitstit't'ung:1t the seetind nieeting' we hegzin In xwrideiq :md :tt the third meeting we started tu expect Qrzty hztirs. The wtirk wztstft sri difficult :iside from spending' ctiuntless hours meztsur- ing :md cutting' very pziinstzikinely more than fuur hundred pictures :md pasting them just :ts carefully with glue which was exceedingly uncomfortzthle to come in ctintztct with. Olitziiiiingt interviews, .ll'l'1lIl1Ql!lg fur pictures ttind getting' the petiple therel, trying tu get wurk in tin time, :ind learning to rezld the price scziles were nnly mintir difficulties which crmfrtmted our indefzitiguztlile stuff. Finztllsx' nur mziterizil was zissemliled :md it huiked its thtiugh tirder would crime :it lzist nut ttf the prevzilent ehtuitic condition. l.ittle did we kritiw in that tiptimistie stzige, tit' the lifu'r'tu's ut' profit' reztding, dummy inztking, lzist minute write-ups, :md such :tee-lwiitger'-ititers! Yet we give you the 'HV'-such :is it is. PAGE SEVENTY-SlX ATHLETICS COACH ES XVallie1' Hollowell Hickle lt is only fitting' that we dedicate a page lu iiur athletic staff under wlnim the athletic department has had such a successful year. The statf consists fit' head coach Walker, assistant football coach Hickle, and .l. Macy H-illmvell, wlni has charge of intramural athletics. We express nur sincere appreciation to them for bringing athletic standards up to their present heights and greatly building up the school spirit. Cuach Walker, with the able assistance of Pop Hickle, has pushed fiur football standing up until it is something to be proud ut, and the basketball teams have acquired a place uf prominence in this section of Illinois. Due tu Mr. Hollmvell's continuous labor intramural athletics have be- come one uf the must popular activities ainiing' the buys. Intramural games have dune a great deal toward furthering the athletic interests ut' the High Scllmil boys. PAGE' SEVENTY-NINE ' -. 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Capt. Hamilton, Baptist. Wriglil, lie-llatli, Luk 2 . ' vgzus Alr'llonal1I. Hamm. llrr-nnan, Coavli Wa Q Alklll2lQ,0l'S4CiSI1I', Hoffman S-tl-C-C-E-S-S! 'l'hat's the wav to si success. io sia iave 3 Can you guess? Nobody else hut J.H.S.! Under Coach Walker's ahle irec tion the Crimson's realli' fulfilled the iromise in this favorite yell, in one their hest seasons in .l.H.S. liistorv. How they totaled l2oo points agains oi ponents N90 points and averaged 36 points per game tore 1 a po minutej to the oppositioifs 21 points per game i s some o ie s ld team won 38 games with only 5 in the lost colu Early in the season the team won turd place in the iieirdstown lllVlf'ttlOll'l a hotly contested game. ming tie I u i tim s ison the stione tel of this section, such as lSe'irdstown Athens, Feitshfins, Ashland Winchester, and Murrayville fell hefr-re the Crimson attack, while the team suffered on3 three defeats in regular scheduled games After easily winning the regional tournament hi' defeating' l.S.D., the Lrim sons entered the sectional where in the semi-finals the-.' were defeated hy Hull the winners of the tournament. Jacksonville caitured third place honors lj spilling Pittsfield. X X 1 U PAGE FIGHTY TWO emin l'1i on, llm' D iell Wi l ll l 1 it c d' - F 1 U of , . ' ' l l- ' tn thin int a tcll f tl toix Tl h mn. i . l 1 i n ' . ' tl tournament, after heing defeated in the semi-finals hy a two point margin after IJ j l Eg lg r plz. pez' 1 ' ' ff :ms I , i l ' X x t A MA -0 vw ' ' ACTION PICTURE This season finishes the high school careers of the first six players. Capt. George Hamilton, who played at center the whole season and fought every minute of the way: George Moxon, who, although playing under the handicap of a mask to protect his glasses, showed hrilliant guarding ability, which saved the day more than once, Joss liellatti, a cool-headed, tenacious Senior, played a fighting game at center on defense. Forwards were liol'lWy Hamm, who led the scoring for the year, his favorite shot heing a left-handed hook which accounted for most of his pointsg and Elmer Lukeman, who, though a great long shooter, was also yalualile under the basket. During the first semester l.ynu Ferguson, one of the main-springs of the Crimson attack, played at forward, hut was eliminated when he hroke his collar hone. Another forward who played during the second semester was Alhyn Ketner. A fast man, he always contributed his share of points. He, too, met with had luck liefore the sectional and was forced out of the line-up. Others who played their last season are .loe Mcllonald, Edward lirennan, and Dean Lindley. Next year's team will greatly miss these boys, not only for their ability, hut for their sportsmanship. However, next year's team will he composed of boys who have seen quite a hit of real playing. .luniors .lohn Wright, Donald Hanson, and Richard Bald- wing Sophomore Wilhur Baptist, who is a real veteran, and Freshmen Charles .lohnson and Massey, will certainly form a stronyounttation for another team. r' W, , ff, i J! cw t 1 H Af!! IIIGHTY-THlilll. w l-Blttvh, .Xlauager Hartmait. W. Hemphill. W 2-Bellatti, lhwwcliltg. Cmtr-h Mvlioiiztlfl, Lulwntau, Hamm. TENNIS AND GOLF The tcmtis tcztm, ztltltiitigli t'tti'cctl tiut tit the tlisliicl mcct m the tttll, hzttl ll. highly wticcessftil 5c:tsmt this spring. ,Xttei tietczttiiig liitctilit twice-six mzttches ltllllllld2llltlflVCltrMHC-liltltlllllllglflllllliCWl5EWHSlllllltlckl1lflVClUtXK'tltlCfC1ll hy the .lztckscmvillc itetmeh. These detcztts were pzti'ticul:ti'ly plcitszmt ltecttuse tit the ptcmtiiteitce tif the tlefegttetl teztme-highest izmkiitg in the liig Tvcclvc :mtl zilsti rzmketl m the stzttc :it lztijge. Elmer lllliclllllll :md litilt llztmm, mimhci' time imtl twin Singles, pztircd up iii plziy miittltcit .lite tlmihles tettm. XN':ti'i'c1t liicetiiitg zttttl Tetl lizmitttelkzttttp teztmctl up tit plziy tltitihles, zmti tltwlxit llellzttti, Dick lieitvm, liill Hemphill, :mtl lied lilztck sztxx service iii must tit' the mzitchca Six fit' the eight Plztyeis :tic Scitiwis thii tent, lcztvittg Rel RW.1cm,,.h,,1i,R4 H,l,m,11iiiv1t,,,.t I f lilztck :md liill Hemphill tu cztiijt' tm lCl1lllSllCXl5'C1ll'. The gulf teztm tit the PZLSI yctu' was ccmtpftsetl tit .lztmes liuckley, Pztul Mitchell, Hgtriiltl l.ittle1', :mtl Russel liimtl. The tegtm hzttl txwm ivttptittzmt mzttchcs, imc Iteiiig if with Spiiitgti-gltl, :mtl the ttthci with litiutt. The .I.H.S. gtmlt'c1'5xi'rnitlltilhiillhcscillttl, hx tictczitiiig lttttttt, ietgtiiicti the citx gwlt tiwiiiltv. lhc Stattc mcct was heltl m the i.tll iiietcatti -it thc Spring with liuckle-x' imtl litmti qiigtlityiiigp At the meet lwth cimtestuiits tiitishcti well :mtiiiig the first. Ihc temiis teztm was tmtlei' the stipeiwisitiit tit .Nlix Nltllwttmlti, xx hile the giilt teitm htttl ,Nli'.Ag'g'ei'zi51ts cttticlt. mfzi if I How 2-Buvliley, Littler v C in 5 i XZL ' INTRAMURAL ATHLETICS Row l-Buckley, Finrlley. Bond, Albrecht. Mr-Donaltl, Brennan, Osborne Row Qftlilmson, Chuznley, Alr. Hollowell, Evans, Newport, Oxtoby. 'tAthletics for all. This simple slogan tells the whole story of the .lack- sonville High School Intramural llepartment. Under the ahle guidance of Mr. J. M. Hollowell the work is carried on by a sports administration cluh, an organ- ization created last year. The department offers sports to any hoy in high school who cares to take part. The program includes team games such as touch-football, haskethall, hasehall, longhall, softhall, and volleyball, and indi- vidual sports such as tennis, ping-pong, golf, horse-shoes, punting, hasket- shooting, and riflery. Each Spring a class track meet is held, the classes competing against each other. Last year the Junior class won. All details are attended to by the sports cluh. The haskethall tournament is the feature of the winter season, a rather extensive schedule heing attempted. The greatest turnout of the year is always evident in this sport. The club members conduct and officiate all games and tournaments. The Officials Emhlem is awarded to those earning Soo points in So games or more The cluh also assists in conduct- ing grade school and David Prince ath- letics. 'limi the players a regular J is given for too points in participation. At the end of the year medals are given to the three graduating Seniors with the best record. PAGI i.l 'illl Y E'I'. 'P .,,..f, .. ,M -... V - - 4- ' ff 7 4-1 .4! W g V my .f sv lg x .5534-.N w p- ie, A .V L - , K: ..wg5- ., 1::,'i, M new ROW Ron Row Row .., Norhury, Hanson, Hairlesty, Hiite, Fanning, Rentsc-hler, Matlier, Scott. Davies, Tlnirly. Johnson. Lloyd. HUIIIIJPT, Airsnizin, Riggs, Ashby, lnihodefn, Peterson, Sanders. Ellington, Simons, Mahon. Uvlfrates, Bourn, Huff. llalflwin, Long. Clenionr, Aliernatliy, Carter, Forwarrl, Miss Front- xvl, Taylor, Swinclvrnian. Wollce, King, Long. Wood, Rzinix, Walls, Meyers. Bi1vsc'l1ei', Fernandes, Lowry, Coons, Nnnes, Mann, Coulee. Under the leadership of Miss Kathryn Frentzel the Girls' Athletic Associl tion is developing into at well trziined group of girls. The G.A.A. is ini g in tion inzide for the girls who :ire interested in good, clezin sports, int , healthy life. The girls receive recognition for their zithletic :achievements :ts t o wi rough with less puhlicity. The girls receive lllllllCl'2li5 :is the lowest in ut ! the second stzite einhlein, the highest inward. Ji These zuvzirds :ire haised on ai point system. The loczil numerils ire given .a tor ooo points, loczil letter, llltll points, first stzite ziwzird, looo po the second staite ziwzird, Ztttltl points. Points :ire given for eight consecu ive xi eeks in :iny one sport lllltidli supervision of :in instructor. Extra points is ici enzihle ai girl to receive her ziwztrd sooner thzin usuzil :ire given for zinx unc g ized :ictivity such :is wzilking, skirting, swinnning, :ind hiking. T Their p3'ogr1a1ns consist of volley hztll, hzisehzill, hiiskethzill tuini g tennis :ind il novelty in G.A.A., trip dancing. , -.51 -, . , PSA. ' f 4 BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1-Lloyd, Coulee-, Davies, Huff. Row 2-Norbury, Sanders, Airsman, Mather. ISASEISAIT liasehall is played in the autumn. The girls are divided into dift'erent teams, compete among themselves to determine the winning team. 4. l5ASKETl3Al.I. A Basketball is the favorite sport, and it is looked forward to from the time the school year hegins. This game is started at the beginning of the second semester, and a tournament is held at the end of the season. The competing of the four classes creates great excitement. TAP DANCING An interesting session of tap dancing consists of learning the shuffle, clog, and waltz all to the rhythm of popular songs. To close the session each girl composed an original step. PLAY DAY The play day last year was developed in a Greek idea. The invitations were made like scrolls, helpers wore Greek costumes, and games were in the form of chariot races, and the winning teams were Crowned king and queen with laurel wreaths and Greek coins. PAGE EIGHTY-SEVEN 4 QLJILZ QC: MacMurray College for Women OFFERS TO THE YOUNG WOMEN GRADUATES of the Jacksonvllle Hlgh School OPPORTUNITIES IN ALL LINES OF COLLECE WORK Degree Courses In Llberal Arts MUSIC Art Speech and Dramatlc Art Home Economlcs Phys1caIEducat1on Secretarlal Tralnmg Nurses Trammg QPECIBI Normal Tramlng Course In Public School IVIusIc Drawlng and Pamtmg GRADUATES ARE ELIGIBLE TO ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP IN THE JACKSONVILLE BRANCH OF THE A A U W A cordlal Invltatlon IS exte ded to VISII the college and see the equlpment COMPLIMENTS Is R MooRE co CAPS and GOWNS AGI IIGIVIY I I1H A ,f gp, f f Onzlfte in K N fr f L ' T XL f I ,' if .2 f . J x0 K ' J . ff.-Mer - I t ff ff III I IxIIIs XYIIII XYAS VIII I I:I.I-I vu' I l I 1 'D 7 I 1 . . . . . . , 7 ! ! , - 7 ! IHII' l,I!r I'1,'lIII'w VIII, III 'l'f'lr'jI1Im1 l'I:I NIIII NI ,XII l'I I II I xv. .lm Iiwxx II I I.. II I INIII ecar- o o 0 f'IiII',XflU, I , . 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An assembly to whoop up the ticket campaign for the football season. Our first football game of the season- with Pittsfield-which ended in defeat for the Crimsons. The high and mighty Seniors get to- gether for a pow-wow tclass meeting, in simple termsj. Annual magazine campaign inaugu- rated. Great interest among ambitious student salesmen. Slight defeat at the hands of the Beardstown eleven-merely 51-l2! The Pep Squad was there in full force. OCTOBER Game with Greenfield. Mr. Mussel- man spoke in assembly. Series of history movies started with the presentation of Columbus . J.H.S. Homecoming. Crimsons battled Winchester to a 2-2 tie. Dance spon- sored by the faculty members given in the evening. Dramatic club members give first proof of their ability by giving The Powers That Be , ta Stylized produc- tionj and 'Three's a Crowd in assem- bly. Jerseyville football game. Neither team scored. A new organization, the Writer's club, being formed. Miss Moore will be the sponser. G.A.A. sponsors a nickle dance in East Study Hall. Another football game-with White Hall this time. Jittery staff members find evidences of mice in the J room. NOVEMBER Game with Carrollton. Sophomores have magician to entertain us in as- sembly program. Hap Bailey, a cowboy, entertains in as- sembly. Consequences--much yodeling about the corridors. The experiences of Wolfe and Mont- calm revealed in history movie. No school fexcept for teachersl. Teachers pictures taken for the J while teachers are all together and not busy. Boulder Dam project described in as- sembly program. The Minstrel-fast and furious with rollicking laughter a11d song. Hurrah! Thanksgiving vacat ion. 'J .1 5 li 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 19 20 3 4 7 9 10 11 13 17 20 21 22 24 27 28 29 31 DECEMBER Arthur Cone tells his true experiences as a globe trotting hitch-hiker. Certainly we haven't forgotten Snow Allen, who showed us by actual ex- perience that crime doesn't pay! Bluffs meets the Crimsons in the first basketball game of the season. Out- come-51-24 in our favor. Game with Chandlerville. We almost lost-34-33. Morris Anderson talked in assembly about Mark Twain's life. Our boys defeated Greenfield, 44-10. Musical organizations unite to present the operetta Peggy and the Pirate . History movie- The Eve of the Rev- olution . Tri-Y members defy Friday the 13th and give a dance in East Study Hall. Petersburg fell under a 19-12 whipping administered by the team. Pittsfield quintet defeated 42-25 by the fast moving Crimsons. Winchester here. Another victory for J.H.S. 13-35. Triumphed over Beardstown on our floor-37-25. Thirty-five Christmas baskets sent out filled with donations. Senior dance starts holidays off with a bang. No more school till January 6! JANUARY Won from Mt. Sterling-19-48. Met Bluffs there and again defeated them, 44-23. Jessie Rae Taylor impersonates char- acters from literature in assembly. Beardstown basketball tournament starts. Won from Mt. Sterling, 39-29. Fergie out of line-up with broken collar bone. Not so good-lost to Beardstown-23- 21. Beat Industry, giving us third place. Presentation of 'Lightnin' with Guy Beach in the leading role. Carrollton met the Crimsons here and was defeated 14-53. If one isn't care- ful these days, one arrives at ones des- tination with a broken head because Of numerous slips on icy sidewalks. Exams! Need more be said? Defeated Franklin 61-22. It is only 1-1 degrees below today. My! My! Feitshans went the road of defeat to the tune of 23-39. Beginning of second semester with unit and semester grades to encourage t?J us. Beat VVaverly 47-37. Benefit movie The Three Musketeers given at the theater to aid students. Also history movie 'Peter Stuyvesant? Ashland here-lost 47-37. PAGE NINETY EIGHT 1. 4. 6. 7. 8. 11. 12. 14. 15. 16. 18. 20. 21. 24. 25. 27. 28. 5. 6. 7. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 26. 27. 30. PAGE NINETY-NINE FEBRUARY Jerseyville defeated by our eminent quintet 21-59. Winchester game there. Oh, my! We lost 30-22. Frances tSall'y Randi Walls appeared before the student body today in the Dramatic club production Leap Year Bride . A sandwich also made the day more attractive. Met Mt. Pulaski there and defeated them 33-17. Student Aid Dance in the gym after school. Pittsfield played us again and again we triumphed over them 19-17. Mt. Sterling game. Another for our side 57-23. Tri-Y alumni banquet and the Carle- ton Band concert enlivened this eve- ning. Game with Petersburg. They, 73 we, 45. This seems to be a basketball calendar. Played Jerseyville there and were suc- cessful 17-44. . More snow and colder weather. Feitshans met us there and were de- feated again 29-49. The Declaration of Independence unreeled before us in assembly movie. Albie was back in the line-up after a little trouble in the Athens game. We Won 21-28. At last it warmed up a bit today! De- feated Murrayville 9-29. MacMurray Institute. All Seniors gOt out of school to go. Lucky people! Marionette show. Leap Year! Now's your chance, girls. MARCH Rufus Rose Marionettes entertain in assembly. Opening of Regional Tour- ney. Beat Franklin 14-33. Beat Murrayville 26-34. J. H. S. is regional tournament. De- feated I.S.D. 12-25. Big parade through the town and a pep meeting. No school this morning. The J dummy took a trip to the printers today. Scarlet fever epidemic! A real pep meeting with Coach Van- Meter of I.C. in charge. Local business men took part. It showed that the busi- ness men of the town really are back of the team. Negative debate team de- feated Pekin in assembly debate. Sectional tournament at Pittsfield. Met Carthage and won. Lost to Hull in the sectional. Typical Friday the 13th luck! Defeated Pittsfield to take third place in tournament. The inside facts of circus life revealed by AI Priddy in an interesting assem- bly program. Teachers Institute. One more day of welcome rest! Announcement of valedictorian and salutatorian brings Mary Butler and Barbara Hickle to the fore again. qt APRIL Macomb's negative invaded Jackson- ville in the field of debate, only to lose. Cloud Smith, an A number 1 imper- sonator. dramatizing six characters in his play Davy Crockett , held our rapt attention for forty-five minutes. Snow in April!!! Our illustrious debate team won sec- ond place in the N.F.L. Tournament at Lincoln. Bill Clark achieved first place in extemporaneous speaking. Another feather in his cap! Bird whistles echoed throughout the auditorium and the corridors this morning when Frances Sellars Dre- sented her program of whistling to uS. All the mysteries of television were explained to us by Wendell McMahill in assembly today. The Junior-Senior Prom! What fun and frolic one can think of in connec- tion with the banquet and dance! First aid problems, discussed in an in- teresting and instructive manner by Walter Haussnecht, made up another of our varied entertainments. From a temperature of 90 yesterday to one of 30 today is quite a jump! What next? The debate team came through the state tournament with third place hon- ors. Seems to be a habit-third place. Bill Clark, mighty man of speech, won first place in the state extempore, making him twice state champion with the right to compete in the na- tional at Oklahoma City. Pep squad style show attracted many students to assembly today. I.C. Girl's Glee Club and Boy's Octet presented a very enjoyable program fifth period today. History movie Alexander Hamilton given for the benefit of the debate team, so they can make the trip to Oklahoma City. MAY The music clubs present their annual May Festival with Mary Butler as queen. Debate squad leaves at 5:30 A. M. for Oklahoma. District golf and tennis meet. Another history movie. District track meet. History movie. 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