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

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V. COLWELL DAVIS ENTRIKIN FOLEY CONOVER DeFRATES FAIRFIELD FORTADO ★ S E N I LOUISA MAE CARTER I folk ond folk ond folk some more. Unlit my little tongue is sore. MALCOLM EUGENE CARTER This quiet lod with friendly smile. Mokes real friendship worth the while. JANET ELOISE CLAYTON A dandy girl, o loyal friend. A helping hand she'll always lend. WILLIAM ROSS CLAYTON He hos that bashful speech ond way. That frightens all the girls away. CATHERINE MARIE COCKERILL A charming girl about so tall, This lovely girl a pal to oil. ROBERT COLWELL (Not Graduating) VIRGINIA IRENE COLWELL Her only trouble, her only wail. Oh! Goodness Me! I broke a noil. BETTY JANE CONOVER A man! A man! Oh! Where! Oh! Girls! Ohl Girls! My Hair! CHARLES COOK A small and quiet little lad. Who’s sometimes good but seldom bad. EDWARD DALE CROWCROFT I may be bashful. I may be shy. But nevertheless I’m sure to get by. MARTHA JANE CURRY Hair of beautfiu! red-gold hue, My but noture was good to you. NORMA IRENE DALY Over the keys her fingers fly. Wo cannot equal, though hard we try. FAY ERWIN DANIEL No midnight oil need I to burn. For I've nothing more to learn. EMMA ALICE DARR She's very quiet but thot doesn t matter. Her manners speak louder than a lot of chatter. SARAH ELIZABETH DAVIS She doesn't soy much but that's very well. She knows a lot she doesn't tell. ERNEST DORLAND DeFRATES I love to tease those lovely girls. And watch them toss their pretty curls. Twenty-five ORS BETTY JANE DENNEY Dancing is her great delight. She likes to do it every night. RUTH DENNEY If you'll notice, I’m a treat. Short ond sweet ond hard to beat. JACOB DeORNELLOS I hove a love for sleep ’tis true. My wonts for wo k ore very few. TOM JOSEPH DICKMAN I am a wild ond woolly lad. And definitely motor mod. MAURICE DEAN DRIVER A golden voice of lovely tone. And soon great fame will be your own. JEAN PAXSON DRURY Best of everything to Jean. For she is truly a gracious queen. HAROLD KEITH ENTRIKIN It's hard to find a finer guy. Although he is a good bit shy. KATHRYN MARIE FAIRFIELD In typing she is known for speed. As a stenographer she'll take the lead. SAMUEL WILSON FANCHER He shakes his head and looks at thee. What fools these modern mortals be. JOSEPH HUBERT FARRAN Silence is a virtue known by few. In noble thoughts I'll equal you. JOHN FAUGUST Happy-go-lucky, fair and free. There is nothing to bother me. JAMES D. FENNESSEY He is a lad both brave ond bold. Who seldom does what he is told. DOROTHY HELEN FERNANDES Cast away sorrow, sing away care. And you'll forever find happiness there. FRANCES EILEEN FISHER Her golden voice, a happy smile. So many friends are worth the while. MARGARET FOLEY A jolly girl one likes to know. Her pretty locks are all just so. ALBERT J. FORTADO A quiet lod of stature small. He's generally talking in the hall.

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L. CARTER COOK B. DENNY FANCHER Twenty-four THE CLASS OF 1940 . . . Sorrells. Underbrink. Vasconcellos, Weaver, and Little playing on the Varsity Squad . . . An April Fools’ Day Party—dancing to Mr. Agger's canned music—dozens of cokes—gallons of ice cream—gobs of decorations . . Mr. Vickery leaves the school . . . Our farewell gift of twelve golf balls. . . the sweltering hot hours spent cramming over stuffy text books . . . the last day of school and then—vacation!! Junior days . . . Junior days . . . Marvelous, busy Junior days . . . Typing and Shorthand and Shakespeare too . . . Taught to the tune of an F or two. M. CARTER CROWCROFT R. DENNY FARRAN J. CLAYTON CURRY DeORNELLOS FAUGUST W. CLAYTON DALY DICKMAN FENNESSEY CO DANI DRIVER FERNANDES j COLWELL DARR DRURY FISHER

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FOSTER GLOSSOP HANSMEIER HERRIN FRENCH GOACHER HAPKE HILLS GAITHER GOEBEL HARNEY HILST GANGER GREEN HAUCK HIPKINS GERMAN GRIFFIN HAYES HOFFMAN GILBERT GROGAN HEMBROUGH HOHMANN THE CLASS OF 1940 . . . Miss Sheppard’s our dean ... We think she's keen . . . Our banquet and prom were really grand . . . We danced until twelve to a swell swing band ... In our wonderful Junior year. Those were the good old days!! Politics again . . . election propaganda . . . campaign speeches . . . Allan, Andrews, Lukeman, and Stevenson win class elections . . . manner sheets used in homeroom . . . the big homecoming parade down to Central Park . . . Junior Sorrells begins his career as a light putter- outer . . . elaborate plans for Junior plays ... all girl cast in Be a Little Cuckoo . Twenty six