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

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a3Xa03XO3IX3XCCCEC LJt Ml Mr. Mutch % Dr. R. O. Stoops Dr. Stoops, as superintendent of city schools, has always shown an extremely profound interest in the high school and its Senior Class. His ability to understand youth is the main reason for the great success of the public schools of Jacksonville. Mr. J. C. Mutch As our principal, Mr. Mutch has been exceedingly helpful and has given constant encouragement to us Seniors. His guiding hand has Piloted us through many a weary storm. No wonder our high school is rated so high as it is. For all his careful and accurate guidance, we thank him. Mr. John Agger Mr. Agger, who is assistant principal of the high school, has also been very helpful to the Senior Class. In addition to being assistant principal, Mr. Agger is director of the Student Activity Ticket Plan and has charge of all assemblies. He also is a very capable member of the faculty. Tbirtm

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jxzxxxxmxxzxxiyDcctxxxxxDaaaxxxaxcocxxij Board of Control Dr. R. O. Stoops Frank Walker J. C. Mutch Ralph Hutchison Basil Sorrells John T. Taylor The Board of Control, created by the Board of Education, is an executive group that has general supervision over the various extra- curricular activities involving the expenditures of money by student groups in the high school. The decisions of this board are final unless they are set aside by the Board of Education. The Board of Control actually consists of five members which are made up of the high school principal, the director of physical education, a high school alumnus not on the faculty, one member of the Finance Committee of the Board of Education, and the superintendent of city schools. The officers are the president, who is the high school alumnus, and the secretary-treasurer, who is elected by the Board of Control. The president at the present is Basil Sorrells, while John T. Taylor is the elected secretary-treasurer. The Board of Control holds its meetings on the first Monday of every school month in the office of the Board of Education. These meet- ings are not restricted to only the members of the board, but are open to anyone who wishes to appear before the Board of Control at any regular meeting in the interest of any of the student activities. Mr. Agger is not actually a member of this board but he is con- sidered an unofficial representative. He is thus considered because he is director of the Student Activity Ticket Plan which involves the receiving and disbursing of sizable amounts. By creating the Board of Control, the Board of Education had in mind the keeping of all high school incomes and expenditures under control by a mature group judgment.

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CAROL HITCHCOCK Hand History Orchestra HELEN HOLLAND Commercial MARJORIE HEDGES Physical Education GLEN C. HICKLE Chemistry Commercial Geography HELEN HARNEY Office LILLIAN HAVENHILL Library MILDRED GEORGE Com mercial IRENE GROVES Mathematics FRANCES BROWN English Public Speaking JOHN DEEM History FRANCES M. ALKIRE Study Hall JOHN BAIRD Bookkeeping lane Fouritem