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

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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

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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.

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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