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

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John Agger Farrell Patterson Of Education Burning Eugene Wells, Mrs. Gladys Rust, Mr. Thomas Carmody, Mrs Frank Robinson, Pol Aputis, Mr. Merle Wade, Mr. John Agger, Mr. Agger is respected by students and faculty alike for his willingness to help with every organiza- tion. He encourages the faculty to create interest among the students in both educational and extra- curricular activities. Although being assistant principal is new to lVlr. Patterson this year, he has shown that he can capably handle the job. His interest in the student as an in- dividual makes him well-liked by all. The purpose of the Board of Control is to keep a watchful eye on the finances of the extracurricular groups at IHS. This board consists of the principal, a high school alumnus, two faculty members, the superintendent, two Student Council representatives, and a member of the Board of Education. Mrs. Helen Isaacs, secretary.

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Mr. Jewell Mann does a tremendous amount of work for our school system. It is his job to present problems before the Board of Education for their consideration. Mr. Mann is well-known and well- liked by all in our school and the community as Well. As assistant to Mr. Mann and head of school trans- portation, lVlr. Merle Wade has a full time job. His patience and understanding make him a favorite with all he Works With. Jewell Mann Merle Wade To help improve 'lacksonville's public school sys- tem is the aim of the Board of Education. The only payment for their time and consideration is the re- 1 Ward of seeing the city's children have better educa- tional opportunities. On behalf of our school and community, we would like to give 11 generous vo-te of thanks to these seven men and women. Seated: Dr. E. C. Bone, Mrs. Alice Englebach, Mrs. Mariorie Herrin, Mr. Charles Williamson. Sfanding: Mr. Merle Wade, Mr. Kanalzer, Dr, James Bunch, Mr. Kennelh Slaplelon, Mr. Wayne Jewell Mann, Mrs. Helen Isaacs, secretary.

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ELSIE EVANS Our Parents Away From Home ESTHER blILLEH '-Q, FARRELL PATTERSON Many tin1es during our four years at IHS, we find it necessary to seek the help and understand- ing of our deans, lvliss Evans and lX'lr. Patterson. The seniors, particularly, appreciate their help in securing information concerning colleges and careers. The work of the cleans has been made much more pleasant since their offices have been moved into more spacious and attractive quarters in the David Prince building. A helpful assistant to both deans this year is their secretary, Mrs. Miller, who does her many tedious tasks efficiently and cheerfully.