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

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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

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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

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, 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