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

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Darrell VVillner Iim Black Iohn Bourn Cary Broclchouse end end taclilex Our Team Is Our Fame Protector The Iacksonville High School varsity football squad succeeded in winning their third Central Conference championship and undefeated season. A record such as this is not made very often. Much of the credit is due to the hard work and inspiration of Head Coach halfback Bob Kraushaar and Line Coach Al Rosenherger. Under their leadership, the Crimsons amassed 284 points while 'holding their opponents to 33 points. Six boys were elected to the All-Conference team. Merritt Norvell was elect- ed to the All-Southern team. Many records were set during the season, but the outstanding quality that made the Crimsons truC champions was their sportsmanship. Thirtyetwo letters were given out to the team, and with many boys returning next year, another great season is possible. Gene Wells tacklex IHS 64 - - Pittsfield O IHS 26 - - Feitshans O IHS 32 - - Macomb O IHS 26 - - Lanphier 7 IHS 44 - - Beardstown O IHS 27 - - Bethalto O IHS 20 f Riverview Gardens O IHS 32 - - Caflledrill 13 Bobby Wqttq IHS 13 - - Ierseyville 13 fullback P1iglifEbTE6f If All-Conference a ac ohn Sut hen Bill Stanford Car S anfvenber Don Seymour I P Y P an g , halfback guard

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Mig in if f- i 5 if of 5 re M y Fight! Crimsonsl 'lhe lunior Varsity Cheerleaders. an enthusiastic squad of cute and peppy little gals, praetiee hard to bring color, vitality, and gaiety into junior varsity Football games and the preliminary bas- ketball games. Two sophomores and three freshmen had the honor of serving on this yearis squad. Con- gratulations, Kaaren, lanie, Cheryle, Betty, and Bunny, lvor a job well clonel 'lhese 32 lively girls help ereate school spirit dur- .Vettes First row: Carole Williams, Glenda Souza, Carolyn Martin, Donna Arenz, Susie Elliott, J a n e t Kesinger, Jeanne Nunes, Pat Aputis. Second row: Miss Richards, Marilyn Woods, Pat Prath- er, Emy Fay, Carolyn Fan- ning, Evelyn Henderson, Linda Rodensiek, Bonnie Sutphen. Third row: Suz- anne Smith, Pat Phillips, Rita Armstrong, Kay Laugh- ary, Mary Holman, Betty Moore, Ann Garry, Caro- lyn Barnes. Fourth row: Bev Trull, Peggy Jo Herrin, Bunny Rosenberger, Nancy Heaton, Pat Bradley, Ann Fay, Christie Elliott. 18 Junior Varsity Cheryl Cogswell, B e t t y Moore, Bunny Rosenberger, Kaaren Middendorf, Janie Fay. ing pep assemblies anal at games. They, together with the cheerleaders, were the attendants for the home- coming queen and elimaxed a busy year with a slum- ber party. President - Carolyn Martin Vice-presirlelil Donna Areiw SCCl'Cft1l'1f' - - Susie Elliott ,li1'E2GS1H'Cl' Janet Kesinger Advisor Miss Richards , - f