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

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Greeted Us Early in the Fall The Herald Angels llic llerulrl Clulu meets regularly cluring Clul- pcrimls :mal contributes greatly to the production ol' our selmul newspaper. Its members may work as re- porters lor the first part of their high school career, :incl liinzllly wnzrk up to responsible Positions on the Iiirst hour llerizlrl stall hy the time they ure juniors :incl seniors. il lic Prilnury Purpose of the lleruld Clulv is to prrmiote an lmutter understanding of journalistic rr-cliiiiqrit-5. ljun and lizard work ut the Proper time nirllae tht- llcmlrl Clula il wortliwlrile and rewarding H xl ll X . . H Ul'gLll1l7A!IlllI1 tu belong to. l lJl'L'SlllCIll - Joanna Norris liilL'L l,l'L'SlllL'lll - Fonclii Siegrist Sl'L'l'L'ltllA'1' il rviixilrvl' lean Scmrrclls flilrixm- - lXlr, lgensim Mr. Benson, Advisor Firsl row: Carol Grimsley, Jean Sorrells, Fonda Siegrisl, Connie Iyn Marlin, Belsy Monlove. Third row: Mr. Benson, John Word Hazelrigg, Connie Houslon, Joonno Norris, Emy Foy, Sally Clif- Bill Sanders, Gary Cook, Ken While, Deon Low, Jock Ricks ford, Goil Ward, Beckilynn Bouvet. Second row: Noncie Boyle, Malcolm Porlee, John Porler, Mike Hortong, Charles Frank. Lindo Homey, Susan Beggs, .lonel Schroeder, Alonno Heiss, Coro-

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John Ward Connie Hazelrigg, Joanna Norris Emy Fay, Sally Clifford Nr, The First Issue of the Herald Herald Staff Editor - - - Iohn Waircl Senior Editor - - Joanna Norris Business Manager ---- Emy Fay Sports Editors - Mike llartong, Bill Sanders Feature Editor - - - - Connie Hazelrigg Copy Editor - - - - Cary Cook Assistant Copy Editor - lean Sorrells Assistant Feature Editor Fonda Siegrist Assistant Business Manager A--- Sally Clifford Typists ----- Marilyn Servoss, Carolyn Martin Circulation - ---- Neta Bose Brown Plzotograplzer - Lonnie Babjohns Advisor ---------' - Mr. Benson Reporters g Navana Eyre, Donna Woodruff, Susan Beggs, Nancie Boyle, Beckilynn Bouvet, Charles Frank, Carol Ann Grimsley, Linda Hamey, Alanna Heiss, Betsy Manlove, Connie Houston, Malcolm Portee, .lohn Porter, lack Ricks, janet Schroeder, Gail Wizard, Kenneth White, and Dean Low. Seated: Marilyn Servoss, Carolyn Martin. Standing: Lonnie Rabiohns, Joanna Norris, Bill Sanders, Mike Harlong, Gary Cook, John Ward, Con- nie Hazelrigg, Fonda Siegrist, Mr. Benson. Q

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, . .. . f . G: 511 J Evxlufll nit.: -.. I9 . Firsl row: Linda Bodensiek, Clark Carmean, Gilbert Slauffer, Hal Johnson, Bill Hill, Mike Pinson, Jerry Lewis, David Buck. Second rowg Judy Evans, Chip Culberlson, Claude Young, Chipper Baldwin, Terry Gross, Sieve Jones, Charles Cole. Third row: Gloria Graves, Bill Lane, Jim Henderson, Jean Konl, Karen Hardy, Bob Ashby, Tom Chumley, Dennis Mc- Hallon. Fourth row: Sandi Phalen, Susan Weller, John Hoag- l l Donna Arenz James Welch land, Ron Markillie, Buddy Fox, Larry Brennan, Pierre Porlee, Fred Pigoll. Fifth row: Phyllis Metz, David Corey, Lonnie Rabiohns, Eddie Young, Ann Dollear, Marian Owens, Mike McCurley, Karen Mulch. Sixth row: Nancie Boyle, Lonnie Jackson, David Burline, Bob Essex, Pom Smilh, Larry Camp- bell. Seventh row: Fred Busche, Fred Douglas, Gilbert Mulch, Jim Robson. To the Tune of Autumn Leaves Again, IHS band members carried off high honors at hoth the district and state music contests. The IHS band has become an institution in the city of Jacksonville as well as in the school. There are about one hundred instrumentalists, seven baton- twirlers, and seven Swiss flag swingers, all directed by Mr. James Vllelch. The band took part in both local parades and outfof-town activities and presented winter and spring concerts in the school auditorium. The marching band, ably led by drum majorette Donna Arcnz, practiced before school on many morn- ings to prepare shows for all of the home football games.