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

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★ SENI WALTER THOMAS HUBBARD OK. to sit beside o rippling brook. Millions of miles away from a book. ROBERT LEE HUDSON Condemn Kim not tKot Ke sKould sleep, Because Ke knows tKat study’s deep. ANN HURST SKe is quiet but no doubt. She'll let you know wKen she's about. RACHEL EMILY HUSTED Her many friends wKo know Ker well, TKink RacKel certainly is swell. HELEN FRANCES INGRAM Education is Ker aim. May sKe win Ker way to fame. MARY IRENE IRLAM WitK fiddle and bow sKe goes to town. Some day she'll rise to great renown. DALE A. JACKSON TKese lovely maidens moke me dizzy. To follow them all just keeps me busy. LUCY ELAINE JEWSBURY A lovely lady. witK lovely tKougKt. And I’m afraid tKat Wayne is caugKt. JIM ELLIOTT JOHNSTON IncKes seldom measure a man, WKy, take a squint at Napoleon. JOHN PAUL JOHNSON Buddy is a popular sKeik. WKen Ke comes round tKe girls just sKriek. WILLIAM S. JONES His friends ore many. Kis foes are few. For this square lad is really true. EILEEN KEHL Always a smile, a Kappy Kearr. Forever ready to do Ker part. JACKSON KERSHAW LEDBETTER McCURLEY JEWSBURY KILLAM LEWIS McFADDEN GEORGE KELLY (Not Graduating) WARRINGTON KENT A candid camera fiend is Ke. WKose many snaps fill us witK glee. CARL ROSS KILLEBREW He thinks tKat study's boring. He’d rotKer Kove a maid adoring. ORVILLE DEAN KERSHAW A cormval on o brigKt spring nigKt, And ram and formats. sucK a pligKt. Twenty-nine ORS ANGELA ROSE KILLAM A lovely girl witK Heart of gold Memories of Ker will ne’er grow old. ROBERT EARL KNOWLES A quick scratcK, a clever note. And in tKe Herald we see wKot Ke wrote. LUCILLE KUMLE I may be just a farmer lass. But I know tricks you'd never guess. PHYLLIS JUNE KUMLE Her fingers so nimble fly over tKe keys. And sKortKand. too, she takes in a breeze. HELEN FRANCES LAIR A gentle maiden forever good. WKo loves to walk in tKe Underwood. MARY MARGARET LAIR A quiet girl wKo'll never cause a row, But sKe's got a Kero. My GosKl and Howe. JAMES LEDBETTER MiscKief in Kis lougKing eyes. A paper wad and someone cres. DOROTHY LEWIS (Not Graduating) DOROTHY JEAN LIVENGOOD Her cute giggle and deep brown eyes. Surely do attract tKose guys. WILBUR WAYNE LONERGAN He loves to slumber deep in class. And watch a certain little loss. JEAN ELIZABETH LOOMIS Jeon is tall and very dork. And is always ready for a lark. JOHN HOWARD LOOMIS AnotKer Kero in tKe Kalis of fame. Because of tKe way Ke ployed tKe gome. WARREN FREDERICK LUCAS To point and draw Kis wKole life tKrougK, Is wKot this lod Kos cKosen to do. JOAN ELIZABETH LUKEMAN Her easy gait and swinging arm. Combined witK all Ker sparkling cKorm. CYRIL LEE McCURLEY There's miscKief in Kis twinkling eye. You'd better wotcK out wKen Ke goes by. JOHN JACOB McFADDEN You're short and plump and jolly too, A merry guy we see in you.

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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

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THE CLASS OF 1940 . . . Hamlet and Physics—Commencement at last . . . Taught to the tune of you might not pass . . . Making up credits you lost long ago . . . Christopher Bean — a wonderful show . . . We toiled on our J (it's done Happy Day!) In our last year at Jacksonville High. Those days were really full of fun!!! A not political election . . . Another victory for Boss Randall's party . . . Allan re-elected class president . . . Vice-Pres.—Caldwell; Secy.—Kumle: Trees—Sorrells . . . The J staff's campaign for selling annuals . . . that much discussed J skit— Lil’s Woe . Thirty MARLMAN P. MILLER NEWPORT PENNELL A. MARTIN W. MILLER NORVELL PHILLIPS P. MARTIN MOHN E. NUNES PINE McFarland MENSEL NEFF ODAFFER MANSFIELD J. MILLER NEWBERRY OXTOBY MALLICOAT MEYERS NELMS OSBORNE