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

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I X i- :ISI D. Barstow 'lirzmzlmll Secretary - - Newton Hvccv Sally 150.00 Russ - A Imj' Hvvcc I3Uisn11fllL'r - - Ufillimiz ljoulalcdiiy Marlowe - - Fiona Hostwick - Dl.'1il'Cl'1X Hoy Mrs. Potter - A 1 rs, IDU'1lI7l5l1ilI.1' Mrs. lfiuclz - Ilzuiicy R. Brzstlvicle Helga Quinn f Voice - Prmriptcr - I - Bill Boston Mary lip-th lliiyus - -lulm Munn Urctchcn Sicincrs - Bob 'iiuys Pint Ci'.:wui'ul'r 'lium Boyd .lorry Synmns Paul Smith - Nanci Ricks XVcncicll Duncan Betsy liciciingcr Sully Clifllmixl Mary llolmnn Dick Burton -Izmicc Massey Dzlvici RCLWQ Kay Nuncs

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Ai' ibn! TQ! Seated: Mary Holman, Dick Barton, Paul Smith, Pat Boston, Mary Beth Hayes. Standing: Sally Clifford, Wen- Crowcroft, Nanci Ricks, Gretchen Siemers, John Mann, dell Duncan, Bob Toys. Tom Boyd, Dave Reeve, Kay Nunes, Janice Massey, Bill Senior Pla il he senior play, given on April l. was a great suc- cess. The Play cast included eight men and nine women. The play. Cflfmd Seven, is a comedy in which Newt Reece, who has a joh in a frozen foods firm, decides that while he's still young he should take time to enjoy life. Vl'ith this idea in mind he quits his joh. Newts wife is aghast at this, hut his daughter Sally is delighted. The neighhors react in various ways. Some are charmed hy Newt, hut others, such as the hanlt and the grocery, Cut off his credit immediately. Newt's hoss is convinced that he must have a hetter offer from another lirozen foods liirm, and he comes up with one lavish hid after another in an attempt to persuade Newt to stay with the old firm. Through all this, Newt manages to straighten out the lives ol' a couple of unhappy neighhors and in the end persuadcs his wife that they're entitled to a little time and fun for themselves hefore old age sets in. The play was a refreshing, hilarious comedy enjoyed hy all who saw it.

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26 ii st -umm-...... Mr, Donald Lord, Miss Helen Richards, Miss Hanna Schwilzky. Not pic- tured: Miss Constance Dennis. rimson Frolics As the curtain fell at the close of thc second- night performance, it was agreed that never had a finer Crimson Frolics heen presented. The Bockettes under the direction of Miss Nancy Godfrey opened and closed the i959 Crimson Frolics. This year's Bockettes were Sherry Car- ver, Susan Cregory, Nancy Cross, Mary Beth Hyatt, Donna McAllister, Becky McBride, Bunny Bosenberger, Nancy Stocker, Cheryl VVallace, and Sue Vllilson. The show was kept rolling hy the interlocuf tor, Bill Boston, and hy the endmen's humorous jokes and ridiculous antics. The endmen this year were Harry Lee llall, -lohn Mann, David Beeye, and Boh Bieman. The Crimson Frolics was under the direction of hir. Donald Lord, who was assisted hy his committee 4 Miss Con- stance Dennis, Miss Helen Bichards, and Miss llanna Schwitzky. ri 5 gc, 11 Q J! if, 4, VVhere's my honeyhun? Backfield in motion. llihc Bloomer Girls. Farmer Bourn and his wife. Slit' Czlilill Sxly nol They Qnjgy being girlg,