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

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ACT l JACKSONVILLE HIGH ScHooL is 12oRTuNATE in that it has many activities in which the student body may participate. Dances, plays, and clubs cover practically every field of interest a teenager may have. Participation in the activities of their choice aids immeasurahly in the development of young adults. Students learn and enjoy themselves at the same time. Good sportsmanship, moral values, strength of character, and healthy bodies are all developed by this varied schedule of activities. Activities play a very important part in the ever unfolding drama of I.I'l.S. .xdcfiuified

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MILTON SCHROEDER Miss SELF STEVE WrLsoN I l ' ll . . 1 STC! ' we have recorded the drama of dreams and reallhes at J.H.S. We entered the realm of V publication last essential details, all having their place in the spring, even before the '57 book had been put publication. to bed, and began formulating and planning the pages which fell piece by piece into place to create this, our offering to you, the students of We have gone through the many trials and frustrations of meeting deadlines, taking and retaking pictures, and completing numerous other We have tried our utmost to present to you a worthy yearbook, for you will derive from it only what we have put into it. This is a book be- longing to every student and teacher. We hope it will serve as a pleasant memory of your un- forgettable years at