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

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SENIORS Dav1d B Drennan A good man rs the best inend and therefore soonest to be chosen longest to be retarned Ioanne Duncan If eyes were made for seexng then Beauty s own excuse for being Russell L Elam He who knows how to mxx pleasures wxth busmess IS never entrrely possessed by them Ray Eldndge You look wrse Pray correct that error' Gretchen Engelbach She IS the sweetest lady that ever I looked Mary Ioann Enxon No gems no gold she needs to wear she shmes xntrmslcally lair Sh1rley Evans Impulsxve earnest prompt to act and make her generous thought a fact Anna Falrheld She IS good as she rs laxr Lee Fanmng He hath a good outward happiness f Pat Fanrung Happy rt thou as lt every day thou hadst plcked up a horse shoe Kay Farmer There s lxttle of the melancholy element rn her Claudine Ferguson She speaks behaves and acts just as she ought Ioyce Anne Fernandes To be merry best becomes you Mary Ellzabeth F ltzgerald A pleasant spzrxted lady Ida Mae Flynn or one so quzet never bold a peaceful future should untold Roberta Iean Flynn Here rs a dear a true rndustnous tnend Robert I Fortado He 1S of approved valour and conhrmed honesty Emma Iean Fox The small courtesres sweeten Irie the greater ennoble t

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SENIORS Phyllls Ioan Canatsey She s pure and true and lolly too and more than all that shes kmd Evalee Carter A bubblmg fountam oi energy wrt and action Vxvran Chrlstxson Charm str kes the eye and ment wins the soul Bonnle Lee Cock1n Ol modest mxen and gentle smxle to know thxs lass IS well worthwhile George Cockm In quxetness and conhdence shall be your strength Norma Dean Correll Sol halr on which no lzght droops cr halo Ronald Correll e shall see none to lear Norman Cottmgham Raymond H Coultas He hath all the good gifts ot nature Marlene Coumbes Sot spoken with a wrnsome grace Don Cully e rs a very proper man Edward Cully Lxe rs one durn thxng after another Verma Daruels Gentle rn spznt considerate rn achon Ehzabeth Ann Deem As merry as the day rs long Marlene Mae Denms In 'mth lady you have a merry heart Wllham Lee De Vore He cant get by the faculty but he has a faculty of getting by Walter W Dxeckamp A lxttle nonsense now and then 15 relxshed by the wxsest men Beverly Donovan Not graduahng ' w He's as tall cr man as any's in Illyria. HH .

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Dean Hacker No hurry no worry just lrfe as rt comes W1ll1am Hallrgan The superror man rs slow rn hrs words and earnest rn hrs conduct Iune Hardwlck Please one and please all Marjorre Hart Thy lrfe s a mrracle Mary Ruth Hayes Muslc at her finger trps Melv1na Headen A land heart rs a fountain of gladness makmg everjthrng rn rts vrcrnrty to freshen rnto smrles Russel Heaton Hrs mrnd hrs lcrngdom and hrs word rs aw Donald Henderson Worry krlls men why dre' Donald Lee Hess He doth show some sparks that are lrke wrt SE IORS Ronald German shall see none to fear Nancy Lou Glbson Shall I compare thee to a summers day Thou ar more lovely and more temperate Hlchard A Grbson None but hrmself can be hrs parallel Rrchard W Gotschall God s grit to women Why dont we exchange hum? Charles E Grant Were hrs lrrends money he would be unspeak ably rrch Mary Ella Gray l should dre wrth laughrng Glenna Green All that look on her love her Iuanrta Gnmmett Her tongue obeys her heart Faustrna M Grrssom She rs an earthly paragon He .. , 1, t . . . . . h. I