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

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IN THE SPOTLIGHT Row 1: Debbie Shaifer. Jeanne Brown, Ruth Hunt, Ann Goin, Lois Stewart, Georgeanne Lynn Row 2: Venus Buster, Chub Patterson, Burleiqh Hocking, Darrell Ehlert, Merle Swain, Bill Meyer President ... Vice-President OFFICERS Bill Meyer Secretary ................Georgeanne Lynn Darrell Ehlert Reporter ..................Debbie Shaffer The purpose of the council was to formulate the policies of the Senior Class and to direct and coordinate their activities. They met frequently in order to carry out their extensive projects. During the year, they made plans for the class meetings, decorated the homecoming float, chose and ordered announcements, and directed Skip Day. Orchids to the Senior Council for their outstanding performance! Treasurer Barbara Ritter President Chub Patterson Vice-President leanne Brown Secretary Betty Birdsell SENIOR COUNCIL

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Secretary Nancy Due Treasurer Edward Bonacorsi JUNIORS Mary Lou Pierson Vivian Pond Mary H. Pott r Sue Ransdell Jerry Reinders Gene Retzer Retha Retzer Dolores Reynolds Ruth Reynolds Tom Rideout Tommy Rimbey Florence Ritchie AUeane Roegge William Sallie Charles Saxer Robert Schneider Doris Seymour Paul Simmons Charles Six Donna Smith Nadine Sonneborn dlin Mary Spreen Eddie Stafford Ralph Steele Keota Stevens Betty Stocker Bob Stone Bob Sturm Betty Summers Gerald Swearingen Ilene Talbott Robert Thompson Gene Todd Rollyn Trotter Martha Twyford Bill Vieira Irene Waggener Betty Walker Mary Jean Walker Donald Watkins Dorothy Watson John Wendorff Norma West John Whitacre Mildred White Arlene Willets Glen Wilson Clarke Winters Frances Wolfe Jerry Wood Joe Wood Nadine Worrall Alberta Yates Emma Yates Steve Young

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Valedictorian Salutatoria» LOIS STEWART Ruth, leading us in scholarship, also participated in many school activities. She is noted for her great interest in art—hence, she was Art Editor of our She served as president of Forum, as treasurer of Treble Clef, and was Maid of Honor for the May Festi- val. Lois, honored with second place, served as president of Al- pha Tri-Hi-Y, was an officer of Treble Clef, and one of the 1 circulation managers during her senior year. MOST POPULAR SENIORS D. A. R. AWARD WINNER JEANNE BROWN KEITH BAUMANN Jeanne and Keith have been voted the most popular boy and girl in the Senior Class. Both have been active in the Junior and Senior plays, while Keith has also kept us laughing for four years as an endman in the minstrel, and Jeanne has led us to victory with her cheers. Congratulations. Jeanne and Keith! THERESA BOUCHER Theresa has been chosen by the Senior Class and the faculty to re- ceive the D A R. Good Citizenship Award. The award is based on ser- vice, leadership, patriotism, and de- pendability.