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

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The coronation at the Homecoming dance is always the highlight of the event. At the top, the members of the court pose for their official royal picture. The members of the 1985 court are seniors Drew Johnston, Amy Symons, Matt Weasels, Dawn Waggener, 1984 King Tom Jones, 1985 King John Tomhave, 1985 Queen Jill Wooldridge, 1984 Queen Michelle Roegge, Missy Nicol, Rob Uhe, Anne Kesinger, and George Elliott. Bottom left, Michelle Roegge crowns Jill Wooldridge the 1985 Homecoming Queen at Jacksonville High School. A large crowd gathered in the cafeteria to watch the coronation. Homecoming Dance 25

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Homecoming Dance Caps End Of Spirit Week Events The annual Homecoming dance, which was held in the school cafeteria, crowned a long week of activities in the fall Spirit Week events. The dance, which drew a large crowd of students and alumni, was decorated with the theme “Forever” in mind. Because of the warm weather, the atmosphere at the dance was very warm for those decked out in their fall coats and sweaters. The highlight of the dance is always the official crowning of the new Homecoming queen. The event drew a large crowd of recent alumni to the coronation. The members of the court this year were Queen Jill Wooldridge and King John Tomhave, Anne Kesinger and George Elliott, Missy Nicol and Drew Johnston, Amy Symons and Matt Wessels, and Dawn Waggener and Rob Uhe. Dance scenes included, left, the males of the Homecoming court waiting for their names to be called. Watching in the crowd at right are juniors, including Julie Fernandes. Above King John Tomhave dances with Queen Jill Wooldridge in the Queen’s dance. Juniors at the dance include Julie Green and Paul Hadden, and Donita Moore and Bruce Roegge. 24 Homecoming Dance

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“Night Must Fall” Kicks Off JHS Thespian Productions The Jacksonville High School thespians presented “Night Must Fall” on October 18 and 19 in the J.H.S. auditorium, at 8 p.m. “Night Must Fall” is a murder mystery by Emlyn Williams. The play centers around Mrs. Bram-son, a hypochondriac in a wheelchair. During the course of the play, David Toby (Dan) has a chance to kill Kathy Taylor (Mrs. Bramson), has an affair with Be-kah Wiest (Dora), and manages to charm everyone except Celeste Hill (Olivia) into thinking he is innocent. The cast included: Judge J. David Bone (The Lord Chief Justice), Kathy Taylor (Mrs. Bramson), Celeste Hill (Olivia Grayne), Bob Grenda (Hubert Laurie), Cyndi Selby (Nurse Libby), Melissa Hiatt (Mrs. Terrence), Bekah Wiest (Dora Parkoe), Mark Burnette (Inspector Belsize), and David Toby (Dan). The cast of “Night Must Fall gathers on the set. Below, David Toby (Dan) and Celeste Hill (Olivia) converse on the couch, Kathy Taylor, (Mrs. Bramson) is the potential murder victim. Across the top are Bob Grenda, Cindi Selby, Kathy Taylor and Celeste Hill. 26 Night Must Fall