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

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Magic of Carpentry Produces New Class Room Space I H new room which is partitioned from the vocal music room. Mr. Brodshaw instructs one of his geography closses. Hammers and saws were busy at JHS during the summer, for extensive remodeling was taking place. Mr. Patterson’s office was moved to the spot va- cated hy Mr. Mann when he moved to his new Jordan Street office. The former principal's office was made into a classroom now occupied by Mrs. Kovacs’ classes. In the David Prince building, the music rooms were moved to a new'ly-partitioned section of the hand room to make w'ay for Mr. Benson’s room, the new Herald office, and Mr. Bradshaw's room. Five sound-proof rehearsal rooms are available for student use.

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The stoge is sef; the props are placed; but where are the players? Mr. Welch directs the band in the Mr. Benson says it is important to develop good study habits. Mrs. Kovacs writes an assignment for her senior English classes. 10

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Mrs. Fronseen, Mrs. Brand, and Mr. Althoff discuss some changes in the language curriculum. Mrs. Long, Mr. Althoff, Mrs. Shaw, and Mr. Baue are served by Mrs. A. Taylor at the first teachers' coffee hour. Do you think this will look all right here, Mrs. long? Miss Silvis, Mr. Bradshaw, and Mr. and Mrs. Shaw are welcomed