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

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Miss Self, Advisor Car ' Andras, Editor Betsy Applebee, Editor Nancy Martin, Cathy Crawford, Business Managers Malcolm Portee, Nancy Gross, Circulation Managers Bunny Roscnberger, Lynda I lartman, Nancy Heaton, Senior Editors Sharon Baker, Charlet Crocker, Barbara Conant, Club Editors Ann Garry, Feature Editor John Wright, Sports Editor Donna Fiedler, Art Editor Jim Cash, Jim Crosson, Photographers Ken Robertson, Production Manager Nancy Ray. Ann Angel, Ty pists Mr. May, Mr. Patterson, Advisors

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Wait your turn, Ronnie! I lighlighting 1 lomecoming were the game and dance iriday evening. The Jerseyvillc Panthers put up a tough light against the mighty Crimsons for an excit- ing game. At the end of the first half, the score stood 00. The last half proved entirely different, however. Seniors Gary Spangcnberg, Jack McCarty, and Ken Norton gathered 21 points for JI IS. The dance following the game was a perfect end to the day’s activities. Bunny, crowned queen by J’ette President Nancy 1 leaton, reigned over the dance and her court, which consisted of J’ettcs and cheerleaders escorted by the varsity football players. The gym, beautifully decorated, added a lot to everyone’s enjoy- ment of the dance. First prize agoin for FFA. Of course, the seniors ore proud of their work. Hup, two, three, fourl Dim lights, soft music, beautiful decorations.

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 J” Staff “Anvonc who remains calm in the midst of all this confusion simply does not understand the situation,” t ins a card on the wall above the editors’ table in Miss Self’s room. If one entered Room 105 during the sixth hour, he would see groups or individuals writing copy, counting money, sorting or peering at pictures, looking through old “J”s, writing picture captions, drawing layouts, and a variety of other activities. All these activities, appearing to be confusion, are the operations that eventually produce a Crimson “J”. I he editors. Betsy and Cary, and our advisor, Miss Self, began over a year ago planning our “J” for 1961. As s x n as school started, the work began piling on. Pictures had to be scheduled and taken, copy written and revised, and deadlines met. No member of the staff had an easy job; we all played our part in making the final product, this book which presents the activi- ties, the people, and the memories of 1960-1961 at JHS. A little lest talk, and a little more work I First row. Lynda Hartman, Nancy Heaton, Sharon Baker. Second row Nancy Martin, Cathy Crawford, Bunny Rosenberger, Charlet Crocker. Third row. Nancy Gross, Ann Garry, Donna Fiedler, Bar- bara Conant. Fourth row. Nancy Ray, Betsy Applebee, Ann Angel. Standing: Jim Crosson, Jim Cosh, John Wright, Ken Robertson, Miss Self, Malcolm Portee, Cary Andros. 23