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

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Evelyn Sulllvan Not graduating V1rgm1a Summers Thls most patrent sweet and vlrtuous glr Patty Suttles A voxce of gladness and a smrle and eloquence ot beauty Anna Mae Taylor or she IS sweeter than perfume itself Wrlma Harnet Taylor My words are full of peace Dons Tendlck Sllence IS the most perfect herald of loy Verlcx Mae Thomas Her smxle IS sweetened by her gravity Allyn Leroy Thompson I speak no more than truth Barbara Ann Thompson Her golden locks match her sunny dlsposxtxon SENIORS Iacquehne Shelton She s modest as the dove Pam S1ms Shes a most triumphant lady Don Smlth Favonte flavors peppermmt blonde and brunettes Frances Ileane Smlth Gentle ID manner thou dost bold things ln a gentle way Sherwm W Smrth In splte of the tact that he s bashlul a bxt his wmnxng smile makes hxm quxte a Shlrley Mae Smlth Good temper llke a sunny day sheds bnghtness over everything Paul Sorrells Man rs a glddy thmg George Souza He IS all xmrth Hrs spxnt has been rnvmcrble .. . - . I 5 ' ' ' ' ' him' Darrow Steinheimer

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SENIORS Iohn Palmer wit snr but not a tool Cathenne Pasters Dark brows become some women best Phyl11s Pearson Wxth mahce toward none wrth charity for all Sam Perkms The good dxe young I feel grand Wayne A Peterson You cl thmk he was an angel lust ludgxng by hrs lace but we can tell you wxthout a doubt that such rs not the case Davrd Prerce He s a great quarreller Iohn Plerson Lxie rs real hte xs earnest Sylv1a Ann Plouer Wxth a song m my heart Charles Qulnn speaketh not and yet there hes conversatxon ID hrs eyes Norma Ieanne Reveal A arr exterior IS a srlent recommendatxon Fred Rlchardson There s a merry heart Tommy Rlmbey Never trouble trouble tll trouble troubles me Lula Mae Roblnson I meet the changes time and chance present wxth modest dxgnxty and calm content Wanda Robmson Sxlence rs more musrcal than song Darrell Roegge No man hath quarrel with me Charles E Runkel Thou hast a mmd that sults thy outward character Hester Sanders The Apnls rn her eyes Paulme Ruth Scupham Praise her for her vxrtues

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Maurice Walls I a man more sinned agarnst than sxnrung Carol Walter She hath a sweet demeanor Roy Ward will sleep rather than talk Patrlcra Watson sweet atttractive kxnd of grace continual comfort in a face Nadme Watts Lite is a series of surpnses Katherme Whltacre Thou art sweet as spring time flowers Betty lane Wlllard Cold hands warm heart Tom W1ll1lIIl'1S All work and no play makes Tom a dull boy Bemadme Winner A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance S NIORS Iecm Thornton Wisdom is better than riches. Betty lean Townslay They say the lady is lair, and virtuous. Mary Trotter The laughter of a girl is, and ever was. the most delightful sound on earth. Ralph Tucker Men should be what they seem. Betty Twyford None knew thee but to love thee. Clyde V1e1ra Is he not a brave man Robert VOtSm1ef Men may come and men may go but I go on forever Ahce Pauline Waggener Her heart no more sunny than her hair Ioan Wahl Silence rs the ecstatic bliss of souls that by intelligence converse Lk