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

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GILCHRIST GUNN HENEGHAN HOUSE GILL HAMILTON HERMANN HOWE ★ SENI LOUIS FOSTER Whenever I go on a hike. I always take my bright blue bike. EUGENE FRENCH Resemblance to Taylor is very high, You'd think so when you hear her sigh. WALTER WILLIAM GAITHER Although he has a bit of bluff. Our Walter really knows his stuff. MARJORIE JOANN GANGER A little bundle of smiles and joy. To quicken the heart of ony boy. JACK LIVINGSTON GERMAN Oh, young Lochinvar from out of the west. Of oil the cars your Ford’s the best. MARY LOUISE GILBERT Just like a busy little bee. Forever on the run is she. JOAN GILCHRIST Her cute little freckles will ever be. A thing of deepest envy to me. JUNE GILL Throughout our hearts her voice will ring. When Junie turns it into swing. THOMAS EUGENE GLOSSOP He doesn’t study night and day. At least report cords look thot way. HELEN MAE GOACHER Her shorthand pen goes whizzing by. Across the keys her fingers fly. BILL MATHERS GOEBEL This merry lad can tell a joke, 'twould make the whole staff want to crook. BETTY ANN GREEN Beneath those happy twinkling eyes. A goodly bit of mischief lies. ETHEL MAE GRIFFIN A modest miss with locks of gold, She’s never shy but never bold. RUTH ANNETTE GROGAN The sort of girl thot you con trust. To be reliable and just. MARGARET IRENE GUNN It’s giggle, giggle all doy long. Amid a merry little song. BETTY JANE HAMILTON She'll argue with St. Peter at the gate. And will probably win at any rate. Twenty-seven ORS FARRELL HANSMEIER A boy of strong and sturdy build. In the print shop he is skilled. FREDERICK HAPKE Cupid shot on arrow, it hit its mark, Now Freddie's forever in the dark. GEORGE HARNEY To be a dreamer the live-long day. Is reolly to be happy. I would soy. LOUIS PHILIP HAUCK Speed is what I’m often called. When that T of m ne ain't stalled. ROSE MAY HAYES She'll use her pep to help us win. And though we lose, she still con grin. JOHN RUSSELL HEMBROUGH (Not Graduating) PHIL JOSEPH HENEGHAN I never bother to look twice. For right at my hand is Joyce Vise. WILLIAM ALBERT HERMANN I wouldn't want the girls to grin. Couse then old Cupid might reolly win. ALFRED LEROY HERRIN He’s a bold and reckless man. Dodging study when he con. EVELYN BERNICE HILLS She's small and dark and full of fun, And has a smile for everyone. AGNES LeVERNE HILST She drives her cor m highest speed. And oil the laws she does not heed. DOROTHY HIPKINS A lovely girl with heart of gold. A quiet manner far from bold. ELMER PHILLIP HOHMANN He’s just a lad from a quite small town, But goodness me! He gets around. HARRY HOFFMAN (Not Graduating) DORITHEA HOUSE (Not Graduating) TRUSLER ROBERT HOWE. JR. For other maidens I don't core. As long os I have the lovely Loir.

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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

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IRLAM KENT M. LAIR LUKEMAN HUBBARD JOHNSON KILLEBREW LIVENGOOD HUDSON JOHNSTON KNOWLES LONERGAN HURST JONES J. KUMLE J. LOOMIS HUSTED KEHL L KUMLE J. LOOMIS INGRAM KELLY H. LAIR LUCAS THE CLASS OF 1940 . . . All boys in The Knothole . . . The snow storm that freed us for a day . . . Bill Ator s trip to the sunny south . . . making arrangements for the Prom . . . Randall and Caldwell elected chairmen ... the Prom skit written by Loella Sloan Cinder- ella and Mr. Gunning ... The banquet—Jack Roy toastmaster ... The Prom- dancing to Eddie Dunsmoor's orchestra—confetti—balloons! . . . ushering at Bac- calaureate . . . another year of high school finished . . . another summer vacation V • °ne Year to 9°- Senior days . . . Senior days . . . Wonderful, dignified Senior days. Twenty-eight