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

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LONA MOORE MARILOU NEIRMAN DAVID FLOYD OLSON ’Th« greater a woman if, the Even the beet leaders are willing But there are times, when all alone, qreater the courtesy. to take advice from their helpers I work out ideas of my own. in difficulties. CONSTANCE MAE NEGUS DELORES ELAINE NUNES How very great the very small Strength and honor are her vir- ar0. tues; and she shall rejoice in time to come. JAMES WARREN OTTO Ideas that come from his thoughts will guide the world. JOHN LYNDON PEARSON We grant that he had much wit but was too shy of using it. JANET ELAINE PIRES The love of learning, the seques- tered nooks, and all the sweet serenity of books. ELDONNA RUTH OYLER CLARA PIERCE She openeth her mouth with wis- Not graduating, dom; and in her is the law of kindness. ALLYN L. PONTIUS There is nothing so kingly as kindness. WILLIAM QUINN Not education, but silence, is man's greatest need and safe- guard. JOYCE LEE RACE 1 make the most of all that comes and the best of all that goes. ROBERT R. RAWLINGS Humor in his soul, glamour in his camera.

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RETHA KLINKE Not graduating. RONALD N. LASHMET Ho may well be contented who needs neither borrow nor flatter.1' RUTH ELLEN LEWIS To see her is a picture; to hear her is a tune. BILL RAYMOND LONG I like fun; I like jokes, but most of all I like folks. ' JAMES D. LOVELL MARSHALL MANKER PHYLLIS MARTIN 'He couldn't be ood if he would, and he wouldn t be good if he could. A contented mind is the greatest thing a man can enjoy in this world.' 'They can succeed who believe they can. EDWARD McEVERS The opportunity is often lost by deliberating. FRANCES MARSHALL Bright minds have purposes; others have wishes. NORMAN MASON He is a pliable person; one who gets accustomed to everything. JOHN MEGGINSON No fidget, no reformer, just a calm observer of all. JAMES A. MIDDENDORF There is nothing so advantageous to a man as a forgiving disposi- tion. VIRGINIA MAE MAURER I don't agree with all opinions; I have some of my own. JOHN S. MENTLER The ablest man in all walks of life is a man of honor. « 28 »

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DONALD LEE REYNOLDS DONALD RODEMS ESTA SETTLES No matter what may happen, what mav fall. I'm mighty glad I'm living, that's all. The world is a difficult world in- deed. and people are hard to please. What wisdom can you find that is areater than kindness? MARION JOHN RIGGS HENRY R. RUST The books I read and the life I A poor life this is. full of care; we lead are sensible, sane, and mild.' have no time to stand and stare. VEDA SHELTON NANCY SMITH RAOUL SOOMRE It was always said of her that she Knew how to keep promises well. And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew that one small head should carry all she knew. But work is work and must done, yet as I work I have fun. be my RUSSELL LEROY SIX LIILI SOOMRE A school that boasts inhabitants Of all those arts like me can have no lack of good excel nature's societv. is writing done in which the wise chief masterpiece well.