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

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I IEHALIJ Sil AFP liditoi-in-elriel' Fonda Siegrist Managing Editor f Karen Strang llusiness Manager Pat Bradley Circulation ixlanager f - A Ann Fay Sports lfditors - Mike llartong, Dean Low Copy llditor - - Carlene Miller llfllttli lleader f - Sheri Godfrey lypists - lletty lXlain, Lillian Coats liliolirgraplier - - VVarren llenske .Xtli ister ------ Mr. Benson lleimrezs Clitisiine Cleeland, Christie Elliott, lgirry Furtado, Charles Frank. Carol Ann Clrimsley, Linda llalney, Bill Kennedy, -Ianet Rowe, Barbara Stark, -ludy Steele, Gail Vllard, Joe Vvesterfield flziymiie wli.: xvislies to lmeeonie a memlner of the llcriild Still' musl llirst join the llcrzilii Clulv. This is .lie proving grounds lor the staff, and all staff mem- lers are required to belong. llliRiXl.lJ CLUB OFFICERS President - - Karen Strung Sei.'ret.ary Carlene Nliller l reasu rer Sheri Godfrey HERALD CLUB First row: Mr. Benson, Jean Sorrells, Fonda Siegrist, Karen Strong Carlene Miller, Carol Ann Grimsley, Barbara Stark, Judy Steele Second row: Gail Ward, Ann Fay, Janet Rowe, Christie Elliott Linda Hamey, Sheri Godfrey, Christine Cleeland, Pat Bradley Third row: Bill Kennedy, Charles Frank, Dean Low, Joe Wester field, Larry Fortado, Mike Hurtong. The Herald comes out every other Friday. 1, in I is or S' . X x 5 di X

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Advisor, Mr. Benson Ediior, Fonda Siegrisf .Q Herald Staff The Hamid, a lui-monthly publication, is a highs light in the life of all ,HIS students. In contains all of the news found ahout the IHS halls. There are many positions to he filled on the school newspaper, sueh as news writing, photography, sports writing, art, feature writing, and editing. Vifork on the Herald is excellent experience for those interested in entering the field of journalism in the future. The Herald staff meets the first Period of each day with Mr. Benson, the very eapahle Ilerald advisor, to get assignments and Prepare for Publication. 'Ihis years editor, Fonda Siegrist, has done a tre- mendous joh. She has been given a great deal of responsibility and has eome through with flying colors. To you, Fonda and your staff, we of IHS would sin- eerely lilie to thank you for the hest flerzzlvl yet. Seated: Fonda Siegrisi. Standing. Carlene Miller, Karen Strong, Ann Fay, Sheri Godfrey, Pai Bradley, Dean Low, Mike Hariong, Mr. Benson, Belly Jean Sorrells, Mike Harhong Main, Lillian Coats. gl

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Coup-ati 9-'fr 915'-'sfo + 56 as x9 was Queen Donna Watson and Homecoming royalty. ,PX Football Captain Dick Parker were our HUMECO I G The week preceding Homecoming was filled with tenseness and excitement. Everyone had a full week building floats, making decorations, and preparing for the big day. Early the day of Homecoming, ac- cording to tradition, the senior girls decorated the school building both inside and outside. A pep assem- bly was held later in the day at which time the name of the Homecoming Queen, Donna Writson, was announced. Immediately following the pep meeting, the parade was held. An overflowing crowd was present at the 1959 Homecoming game and the Crim- sons scored a triumphant victory over Feitshans H 33-26. The Homecoming dance was truly a memory to cherish. The gymnasium was gaily decked with red and white streamers, and the thrones were indeed fit for a king and queenf, The queen's court con- sisted of the varsity football players, the cheerleaders. and the I'ettes. Donna was greatly surprised, and the assembly would have been nothing without the tradiitonal kiss.