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From individual activities like weight training to a large activity like hand or chorus, the range of events sponsored at Jacksonville High School gives each student a chance to find something exciting to do. The activities calendar, which is posted each month in the hall, is a packed schedule that keeps the gyms, the auditorium and the cafeteria hopping. The student government has worked hard this year to bring more activities into the calendar. On the serious side, student government helped organize a local chapter of SADD, Student Against Driving Drunk. Come out to the high school day or night, Monday through Saturday during the school year, and you are likely to find a beehive of activity in some part of the building. Top right: The Marching Crimsons perform in the MacMurray parade. Bottom left: Seniors have a good time at the Christmas Dance. Bottom right: Mrs. Holloway and Mr. Kennedy are rock fans on Crazy Day. Opening 9
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Top left: Mark Huber lines up a putt at the Links. Bottom left: Kenny Vieira strains at the weights. Top right: Volleyball players pack the bus. Middle right: A PE class plays flag football. Bottom right: Junior girls make hall decorations. 8 Opening
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Top left: Sammy Hagar performs during a concert at the Springfield Convention Center in the fall. Bottom left: Jeff Weeks, Tammy Chockley, Rob Karr, and Lori Taft enjoy a school dance. Top right: Sonya Massey, Laurie Rourke, Rachel Thomson, Julie Rowe, and Julie Green rock out at the Sammy Hagar concert. Bottom right: Seniors link arms at a winter dance. Bing-bong, bing-bong. The tones sound at 3:30. The halls fill — rapidly, and lockers slam. Students hurriedly pull on coats, gather up books, and jingle their keys as they head for the parking lot or the school buses. I he school day is over. But this isn’t an ordinary end to just any day. Today is FRIDAY! The weekend means it’s time to shed the regular school routine, put homework aside, and relax. The Crimson J staff followed students into their after hours world to sample some of the activities. We found students having fun at athletic events, dances, parties, restaurants, movies or shopping centers. There seems to be a re-occuring complaint that there just isn’t enough to do that is exciting in the area, so students have to work at finding fun things to do. We found one thing to be true. The friends we make at school are the ones we have the good times with after hours. 10 Opening
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