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

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Senior Officers . 111 Secretary-Charlotte Taylor reasurer-Virginia Van Noy Dear Readers of our Crimson I We now present to you A group of industrious lads and lasses The graduates of forty-two. For tour long years We've struggled ' With themes, theorems, experiments, and stuff, And at last we have learned something Or maybe We passed by power of bluff. We may never have attained this goal Or reached this memorable day Had We not had the sane advice Of Miss Evans and Iohn S. May. We've gone to them with our trials, Our troubles, our joys, and our tears. Their encouragements and inspirations Will remain With us in' future years. Ioe Marx presides at our meetings Our money is guarded by VanNoy While Taylor writes the minutes And Ptagan just jests: Oh boy! When Freshmen, our parties were the best CWe thinkl I.H.S. has ever had. As Sophs We introduced Soph plays And really they Weren't bad. i When Iuniors We gave Iunior Buys a Car, Also presented The Tiger's Claw. Gave the Prom and Banquet of '41, As Seniors Iune Mad without a flaw. Now we're presenting our last production, Our Crimson I We give to you, With it accept our salutations, Our compliments and best wishes too. ,tj ,ff President-Ioe Marx Vice-President-Keith Rogan A Page Twenty-one i

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Admire Ahlquisl Allcm, E. Ankrom, Elsie Alexander Allan, M. Ankrom, Ernest Anders Boddy Bowen Brown, VERLA INEZ ADMIRE Angel Child GLADYS AHLQUIST Charming Little Faker WILLIAM L. ALEXANDER Yo ur Feets Too Big Boston Bowman Brown, D. EDWARD ALLAN Chatterbox MARY ALLAN Mary,s a Grand Old Name WILLARD ANDERS Not Graduating ELSIE I. ANKROM ' They Ought to Write a Book About You ERNEST I. ANKROM A Good Man Is Hard to Find MARIE BODDY AII I Remember Is You Brcmsel Brown, R. .C IAMES THOMAS fr BOSTON Y I Dream of Ieanie With the Light Brown Hair X BARBARA BOWEN I'II Be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey' MARIE BOWMAN I Have Eyes MELVIN BRASEL The Lady with Red Hair CHARLOTTE BROWN Polka Dots and Moonbeams DAVID RICHARD BROWN I Have Every- ,thing to Live For f RICHARD LEWIS BROWN Smilin' the Blues Away FRANCES BRUMMETT Sweet and Lovely 1 ICE MARX Class President Brummett