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

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First row: Maylon Baldwin, Stanley Tendick, Andrew Woods, Robert Smith, Ben Alan Heaton, Glenn Mason, Beerup, Russel Orris. Second row. Cecil Strubbe, William Dwyer, Ray Walker, Melvin Dole Walker, Charles Geisler Graham, Paul Strubbe, Vincent Lonergan, Lloyd Cromwell. Cooks and Bus Drivers Assist JHS Students Daily the bus drivers bring well over 1600 students to and from school. They also transport the students to out-of-town games and various other school func- tions. “The cooks are a group of wonderful and co- operative women,” said Mrs. Finch, head cook. We wish to thank these 16 industrious women who give us well-balanced meals. First row: Leila Martin, Sylvia Correll, Wilma Suttles, Marguerite Smith. Third row. Hazel Swearington, Delmo Burger, Bernice Bap- Vannier, Virginia DcGroot. Second row. Martha Finch, Mildred tist, Thelma Poweli. Zel'er, Mobel Prather. Alice Banqert, Margaret Young, M'ldred

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Services for Many Needs Special services include the areas of school social work, speech correction, mentally superior, remedial reading, mentally handicapped, physically handicap ped, home instruction and school health services. The director of this department is Ivan K. Garrison. The i fice is across from the David Prince building. first row Miss Swanson, Mrs. Watson, Mist Edith Ruyle. Second row Mrs. Shouse, Mr. Heist, Mrs. Wolsh, Mrs. Stovall, Mr. Garrison, Mrs. Weller. Not pictured: Mr. Swain. Efficiency Plus on Jordan St. w In their new offices on Jordan Street, these secre- taries efficiently assist the superintendent. They in elude Lejean Gore, in charge of the payroll; Mayna Preston, secretary to the Board of Education; Marga- ret Gruny, in charge of accounting and purchasing; and Catharine Fellows, secretary' to the superintendent. Moyna Preston, leJean Gore, Catharine Fellows, Margaret Gruny. First row Mrs. Ridder, Miss Self, Mrs. Silva, Miss Evans. Miss Ruyle. Second row: Mr. Kraushaar, Mr. Hubbert, Mr. Harris, Mr. Welch, Mr. Hollowell, Mr. Moffitt. New Department Chairmen The Department Heads were established this year to promote better communications between Mr. Pat- terson and the sixty faculty members, to plan curricu- lum more effectively, to give administrative help, and to help interview prospective faculty members. The departments established were English, mathematics, science, physical education, music, commercial, lan guage, vocational, social science, home economics, and guidance. 23

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We, the class of ’66, entered JHS with knocking knees and great apprehension. We worked and stu- died hard. We built our first float, which won second prize. We’re proud of our cheerleaders, J’ettes, and of our teams. As the year progressed we were trans- lormed like magic from frightened freshmen into an important part of the school. fRESHfntn OFFICERS President ... Mike Michalson COUNCIL Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Cathy Bousquet Suclla Sorrill - Nancy Walker Firtt row Joe Wilkerson, Bill Schneider. Steve Tovender, Nancy Walker, Prudy Douglass. Second row Mickey Cochran, Ron Hayford, Mike Michalson, Karen Ja- cobs, Mary Brady, Nancy Baptist, Dove liter. Mary Lou Miller, DeLinda Welch, Chris Anderson, Sheryl Freeman, Janet Hembrough, Jackie Spangenberg, Suella Sorrill, Lana Pennell, Cathy Bousquet, Jeanine Underbrink. ADVISORS First row: Miss Jones, Miss Richards. Second row Mrs. Savage, Miss Ruyle. Third row: Mrs. Repke, Miss Self. Fourth row-. Mrs. Franseen, Mrs. A. Taylor. Fifth row. Mr. Rosenberger, Mr. Corder Sixth row. Mr. Fort- schneider, Mr. Baue. Sevenf'i row. Mr. Moy, Mr. Flynn. 25