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

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 Firtt row Lindo Hembrough, Bill Lewis, Sheryl Savage, Donna Dean Perkins, Wanda Tipps, Charles Cleeland, Jim Wallace. Korsmeyer. Second row: Estelle Lacey, Hannah Honeline, Not pictured Bill Nunn. Be Your Age” Be Your Age is the comical storv of Archibald K. Holly, a widower, and his three daughters Vicki, Gwen, and Lois. Grace Rendel, his sister- in law. has helped rear the girls since their mother's death. Gwen, who was in love with the hoy next door, Bob Foley, falls in love with her col- lege professor, Eliot Spurgeon. Gwen brings Eliot home to meet her familv and to everyone’s amazement he is a former college chum of Mr. Holly. During his college days Eliot was known as quite a wolf. Naturally Mr. I lolly objects to the engagement. Many laughs from the audience were provoked by this dilemma. The senior play was a definite success, but this could never have been without the full cooperation of the whole senior class. The cast gave an excellent performance with the able help of Miss Janes, the director. Lois Holly Grace Rendel Bob Foley Roller Erickson Archibald K. Holly Gwendolyn Holly Eliot Spurgeon Abigail Beatrix Bond Vicki Holly Binfey Butterworth Director Sheryl Savage Wanda Tipps Dean Perkins Bill Nunn Bill Lewis Linda I lembrough Charles Cleeland Hannah Haneline Estella Lacey Donna Korsmeyer Jim Wallace Miss Ann Janes jjiil mituv

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Time Out For Ginger” The Junior Class play “Time Out for Ginger” proved to be one of the best productions in several years. A good comedy plus superb acting kept the audience delightfully entertained. The play is the story of the Carol family composed of Mr. and Mrs. I fowie Carol and their three daughters. In a speech Mr. Carol declares that personal rights should never be infringed upon. From this idea Ginger insists upon playing football. Complications result! Mr. Carol almost loses his job at the bank and the school prin cipal becomes angry. The maid always has a sarcastic- note to add. Several in the cast received spontaneous applause for their splendid acting. The cast, the committees behind the scenes, and Miss Fergene Goddin, director of the play, may well lx proud of a job well done. CAST Ernest Hildner - Howie Carol Luci Dodd..........................Agnes Carol Sharon Wooldridge - - Ginger Carol Barbara Dunlap - Jeannie Carol Susan I (all ----- joan Carol Marsha Chenoweth The Maul “Lizzie” Greg Flynn - - - Mr. Ed Hoffman Bob Davis..........................Mr. Wilson Andy Birdsell - Eddie Davis Jerry Reed - Tommy Green Miss Fergene Goddin - - - Director Seated. Shoron Wooldridge, Ernest Hildner. Standing: Andy Bird- Flynn, loci Dodd, Barbara Dunlap, sell, Susan Hall, Marsha Chenoweth, Jerry Reed, Bob Dovis, Greg

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These Are Jackie Conlee, Barbara Dunlap, Jerry Reed, Ruth Albright, Mary Ellen Covey. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was again held at McClelland I lall. With Moments to Remember’’ as the theme, table decorations de- picted school activities. The color scheme of green and white was clever- ly followed out. Menu Tomato Juice Baked ham Green beans Browned potatoes Tossed salad I lot rolls and butter Ice-box dessert Milk or coffee The Prom Is Always One Of The Most Unforgettable