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

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Bernice l.oncrgan Sophia Lovckamp Miriam Lower Arthur McHenry BERNICE LONI RGAN Thou• who are wise Talk hut little. SOPHIA LOVEKAMP Dims Soph: really Lote-kamp? bhx' ,uf' MIRIAM I.OWERY t1 Seniors A loud applause for such jplcndid work on the Herald. ARTHUR McHENRY I know it is a sin. For me to sit and grin. Clyde McKinney The largest way around Is the sweetest way home. Clyde McKinney Anna 1 . Mallicoat Mabel Martin Blitic Mac M»»on MABEL MARTIN A maid of domestic tastes. BILLIE MAE MASON Begin the dance! CARLINE MAY In om ear—out the other. ANNA L. MALLICOAT Too much study will weary one. GERALDINE MELLOR ('«riine May Geraldine Melior Uowtlijr Meyer I.aeon Meyer Her nimble fingers fly oxer the keys utun DOROTHY MEYER iir uses the typewriter. A cute blonde men With twinkling eyes and dancing toes. LA VON MEYER There is a vein of humor in this fellow. T amly-nrar

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Uurajracc I arton Janice Lawton Marjorie Krone Vivian Lankford GERALD KITCHENS Ob, who will walk a mile u tth me along life's merry way? EDWARD KNOX l.ikc Napoleon small hut mighty. Robert Leith George IJndemann Juanita Lawton Gwendolyn Lee LAURAGRACE LARSON Lift is short AnJ so is Lauragrace. JANICE LAWSON The t uinkle tn your eye gets me, I don't know why. JUANITA LAWSON Who tier toted That toted not at first sight. GWENDOLYN LEE 1 11 bet a Setier Is Guru's little dear. ROBERT LEITH How troublesome this learning tan be. Gerald Kitchens Helen John too Edward Knox Roberta King MARJORIE KRONE With such a lot able deposition How could Marjorie be Krone-y ? GEORGE LINDEMANN HELEN JOHNSON She leads school activities as well as she leads the part of l tdy Carlyle. VIVIAN LANKFORD I loie my teachers but. Oh! you semester exams. The test of happiness is being able to enjoy all things in general. ROBERTA KING She wears the royal title of King. Twenty tight

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Seniors Helen Mutch Vir» Mon (joiner y Non» Ne»«e Albert» Moor VIVA MONTGOMERY Be to her lir ues very kind And to her fault 1 a little blind. ALBERTA MOORE To those who know t jee not, no words can paint. And those who knou thee, knou all words are faint. Vivacious yet stately, uhat else could you expect bans a principal's daughter} NONA NEECE We loir her still With all her faults. JOHN NEWBERY Why center a conversation around anything else when I” make a good subject? CHARLOTTE NEWMAN Who chooses we shall get .4» much as he descries. LUCILLE OLIVER $ he is hashful to some. But not when you knou fxr. WAYNE OMMEN W'inion, the main attraction of the Senior Play. BETTY LU OXLEY She’s small, neat and attractive. Helps keep us Seniors active. JOHN PADGETT Because be is quiet is no sign he has little :■ $P say. GRACE PATTERSON All those who know her, Admire her gracious manners. thirty