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

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Foreword Untutored and unpolished, we surged bright-eyed and expectant under the crested arch. We knew we had come to learn, but what form and direction our learning would take, we knew not -tour years taught us. ln clubs and or- ganizations we realized the responsibil- ities of both following and leading. At games we lived the thrill of victory and felt the bitter-sweet taste of defeat. Cer- tain teachers inspired us and became models of new heights to aspire to. ln studies, mathematics taught us to rea- son, literature taught us to ponder. Through art in its many forms we came to understand and interpret themes of life thot flowed in and out of our hearts -the ecstasy of love, the moving depth ol pity, the blindness of hate. New horizons loomed before us, horizons we never knew existed, stretching the very limits of our imaginations. We began to think for ourselves and to develop into individuals. Now, as we suddenly be- come nostalgic about past games, dances, and classes, with a slightly wist- ful smile we are about to say good- bye to the life sheltered by this, our school.

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