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

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Cot them to the Church I Ain't Cot Nobody. The living Gingers Mona Lisa Fivc lovelv seniors. Our senior boys???? Our own jack Paar. !

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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,

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Seated: Dee Babb, Mike Biggs, Dczn Hembrough, Ina Moc Poole, Fred Busche, Susan Beggs, Ann Garry, Jerry Symons, Cindy Krcxuslicor, Dean Low. peretta 'I he A Cappella Choir presented as their operetta this year a Clilhert and Sullivan opera entitled 'lille Pirates of Peizzairee. 'lihe date it was presented was April 28 and 29. lt proved to he a very well-liked operetta hy the audience as well as hy the partici- pants. The Pirates of Penzmzee east was as follows: Major-General, Fred lluseheg Frederie, Mike Biggs: hlahle, llee llahhg Ruth, Susan Heggsz Sergeant of Police, Dan llemhrough: Pirate King, .lerry Svmonsg litlith, Ann Clarrvg Samuel, Dean l.owg Kate, Cindy Cindy Kroushaar, Fred Busclte, Inc: Moe Pooie. Kraushaarg lsahel, lna Mae Poole. 'lihe story was huilt around Frederic, whose nurse CRuthD was told to apprentiee him to a pilot. She heard the word ineor- reetly and apprenticed him to a hand of pirates, re- maining with them herself as a maid-of-all-work. Alf though Frederic loathed the trade to which he had thus heen hound, he dutifully served, and, as the eur- tain rises, his indentures are almost up, and he is pre- paring to leave the hand and devote himself to the C'xICflHlI1ilIlCJI1 of piracy. First row: Dee Babb, Susan Beggs. Second row: Mike Biggs, Jerry Symons, Fred Busche.