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

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4' x f' Q , 'Qt fi ff LW' , ,... ' Q F 'Z ' 54, N 1 JI E M v eg i if Uv' X it W -an Af!- E' ,iw ' ,i- .fif'iS, H me H. N, iiigmgifl ,- -g, fr ,J K ,. is, iw -wi iiiglgfif. .EV ., my. Sopnomores Row 1: Betty Allan, Betty Barrow Donald Bates, Keith Bauman, Rok ert Beard. Advisers: Miss Leonhard Miss Dean. Row 2: Ronald Becker, Betty Bira sell, Sue Bolle, Barbara Bollmanr Virginia Lee Bolton, Row 3: Theresa Boucher, Doroth' Bradney, Bob Bradshaw, Fran Breakvill, Betty Brennan, Betty Brey ding, Iackie Brown, Iean Brown. Row 4: Mary Catherine Brown, Ka' Brown, Vernon Buckner, Venus Bus ter, Elizabeth Caldwell, Shirle' Campbell, Elden Castleberry, Zelmr Castleberry. Rcw 5: Garland Christen, Dolore: Tlayton, Doris Clayton, Ann Cloud oe Cobb, Bart Colvin, Ioyce Cox Setty Crabbe. R-: .v G: Ieaneite Crowell, Mary Anns 'ully, Eugene Curtis, Ella Bose Waniel, Thee Daniel, Marian Daven ort, Harry DeFrates, Alberta De lrrellas. Ro r 7: William Russell Denham, Wil l rrn Edwards, Sterling Elliott, Harolc lgrfield, Shelly Fishel, Mary Lot I riaclo, Herbert Fowler, Evelyr l je, Roi, B: Iohn W. Gilbert, Anne Goin Y ri Gotschall, Betty Lou Goveia ll l Gustine, lack Hackett, Russel Y. Hari, Dorothy lean Hess. J fi Hr: 9: Byron Hills, Ruth Hinman, Bur- 'Y 0 -:igh 'focking, Shirley Hocking, Ha- ll 'U e' Hcaan, Herbert Hogan, Lowelf 'i skin 1, Iennie Hubbert. 4i,wk,3R 5'lf? N PM 10: Charles Hutiman, Ruth Hunt, .lt gg :.lly ldrrett, Melvin lensen, Bernice ,wtf fyrgf in HJ f QQ Iett, Warren Iohnston, Marilyn Kahl, '-, 'K Nb, . - X' X if 'gi -' 'yr li zsernary Kearns, , 'WM' I '-ri F , , Q, Y iff, Fwmg , , 1, K Q . 'F ow' 11: Donald Kingsbury, William 1 gy N lfitchen, Carolyn Kornnick, Bob U sc X1 :. Q Q N 1 5 -V Kms Iack Kurtz, Richard Lacey, , , 3 Q 1 5 irginia Lane, Paul Lasley. ,i is ' i F G -' 'L il , lit H' .f, A l -1. E ' M W K rf- 1 ,-f '- K, Row 12: Roma lean Lawson, Ruth .H K 1 W ' if Lippert, Evelyn Lovekamp, George- 'W f - V 12. 'V Eg 5 anne Lynn, Maggie McGee, Harry 3, ,x M , -K' I 53 Q l Martin, Johnnie Martin, Eleanor Ma- is 1 Y I - 9 tit W i f ig Y son. :':.,... -E, 'V -r wk ' f V lggif-V H .. -- neu , ? . . Ill f fif' Samui? Ji , -,gn E L fi v l :: M ' y r - X Xi Q , Q X- 1 ,. - :Qs ' W em 'I :-I g..aO - re W .. I Row 13: Cleda Massey, Ruby Mat- thews, George Medlock, Bob Mellor, Anna Meyer, Bill Meyer, IoAnn Mills, Arteames Mitchell.

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Sophomore Council B. Colvin, A. DeOrnellas, B. Stoddard, A. Goi , B, Pott , B. G t' , M. L. Wh't , B. B' d ll, . B B. shewmqkef, G. Lynn, s. Bolle, H. oisgn, M. stfih usme te H se I 'own' Confidently, we, the Class of 1946, entered our Sophomore year of high school. We felt that we knew a great deal about I. H. S. and did not hesitate to show the Freshmen how inferior they were. Yes, we were definitely anxious to show them how powerful we Sophomores really were. Of course, we had com- pletely forgotten how we felt as Freshmen. The war our country was in still continued, and we still continued to do our part by buying war bonds and stamps. We realized the serious position in which our country stood, as well as anyone not knowing what the battlefield was like. Thus we willingly co- operated by participating in all bond, scrap, paper, and Red Cross drives. We believed in our country then, as we do now, and did all we could to back it in such a time of need. This year, 1943-44, was a successful season in the sports field. The Sophomore class contributed two star athletes in football, Weef Thurmon and Son- ny Campbell. We were justly proud to boast of athletes in track and basketball, too. Our Sophomore year, including an all-round good Sophomore party, proved a very successful one. Per- haps some of our success was due to the leadership of our class officers: president, Sonny Campbell, vice-president, Berdeana Benson, secretary, Barbara Mossg treasurer, Gene Iohnson. We must not forget GQSE the aid and counsel of our sophomore advisers: Mr. Hollowell, Miss Osborne, Mrs. Green, Mr. Hickle, Mr, Kraushaar, Miss M. Moore, Miss Paschall, and Miss Phipps. At the end of our Sophomore year, we had come one-half of the way in our high school journey. We looked back at our previous two years as very suc- cessful, and we were confident that in the coming two years We would be even more successful. - ,I Ii Hi m , X . f Mr, President. As I I A usual I have a lot to .mm say. I L in on

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Suphumures w l: Farrell Mitchell, Nannie Mlt- :hrall, lack Moore, loyce Muehlhaus- .n, Adrian Mundy School Dance. WZ: Lyndell Mundy, Nancy Munk 'une Nady, Lavada Norton, Otis Nut- Jrass rw 3: lohn Oliver, Hal Olson, Mary lane Orff, Bob Patterson, lacqua- Pennell, Alice Pevey, Bettye Phillips, Ralph Phillips. llllf? rw 4: Garland Prres, Barbara Pot- ter, Gertrude Powers, Glenn Pres- ton, loan Ralph Race, Rodaer Ranson, Rent, Phrl Reynolds, rw 5: Billy Riag, Donald Rraqs, Bar- bara Ritter, Annabelle Robinson, lean Ruh, Charles Runkel, lohn Ryan, loe Sabatinr rw 6: Ruth Scott, Bill Seaver, Fred Sell, Marilyn Shattner, Betty Shew- rriakrfr, Marte Six, Paula Skinner, Vrrarnra Slocum aw 7: Murval Smith, Ruth Smlth, Carol Souza, llarry Souza, Louise Spradlin, Melba Standley, lrma Starner, Ralph Steele aw 8: Lois Stewart, Beverly Stod- dard, Irmmy Stone, Bernice Strrckler, lluarfne Stubblelield, Maraaret Stuhhlelrf-ld, Dick Sturdy, Tommy Suduth. ow 9: Alrcegene Surratt, Frances Swain, Merle- Swain, Oveda Swear- rnaer, Iames Tankersley, Harry Lee Taylor, Bob Tendick, Patty Tewell, ow 10: Virginia Thomas, Wanda Todd, Harold Toussaint, Ieanene lrrbble, Tom Vedder, Billy Vieira, Rdmund Vorhes, Dolores Waaaoner. ow ll: Norman Walker, Carolyn Wells, David Wes- Brll Western, Helen White Watson, Barton sel, Lloyd West, Whewell, Alice ow 12: Mary Lou White, Margaret Wrqht, Bill Wilkinson, Dorothy Wil- liams, lrmmie Williams, Lloyd Wil- liams, Ruth Williams, Richard Will- ner. ow l3: Gerald Winner, Leatrlce Win- ner, Patty Winters, Billy lean Wit- ham, Edith Witham, Lyle Wool- drrdae, Georqe Wriaht, Vee lay Iackson, iffv 1' I ,- B QW, Bi' nv A 3 5? 'Hz-'A' Q 1 wg.. ' ll -A S' 1 , ,K 'A f , 3 rr f , rf rr--.h ,f K 5 , V k ,f H . 2 ' ' 4 . l , 'P HQ c ' 'wi Y ffrw . :Cr z W fi '- ' M l- .... . ' k ' : rt L WWW'mW M1 :'5 f . , K r -'H I f' ffl in . . , .,.. ,Z :Y 5 I -- 5, ,E -Q I I .4 K .. fri A- K 1 hw WT' 'H - 'f ' J. . L . uf A k . 5+ :EA A18 4! -, -fx. --.,.:'-gi,-' so - Q ., I u i r X ', v .-...i r.,:.M ..,....,,,, , -I' . . , M ., c , W -r ' ,., y 1 3 ,yn fiilil 55, ' . 'Y' fm' . tw. go- , .. ,wer .., We ,gg , if - 9 . ,, L ,Q 5, ., A AW' L t lg X Q :'Z,-.5gE:gg, r N If 1 Q w. lk, . Q r, , ag -- rr . VN fi W , ,, ,. -7, fl W ' if' -J ' , 4 wr. it :+L ALA be Q? , W ,133 .ur 'Lf ,rf 1 K t A , A! zTfQ:fss?Mi3.f o w y K -...af 4 ef. 'fa -... S W A Q ,, , f .y 1, H -,, - gf -- , k 1 6 V - -W 635 , V ri e Ne 1 Y ,., ,Z QAS XA if K 4. , t an X tr -.., , L.fl - 4X -.A .1 if r 1 my f , X M' , J I R . K in , , we , A , A ,4 ,. , ,I t H ,.,. , E . . N, I' R ,fel -3 l 5 tm . A ,514 W -1 1 xi 5 L B K 'K of it f -- r me rl -- Q f lille. 115' ' X 2 r W' r P f :QF ' 12 1251 -, r