Jamestown High School - Red and Green Yearbook (Jamestown, NY)

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Roy Barton. From beside Chantanqna's placid waves Comes Barton like a dream. He tried to play at basketball Upon the senior team: ,Xnd onee he really caught the ball And how his face did beam. Nannie Burkrnan. She has a quiet dignity with a goodly ap- preciation of fun mixed in. ller talent lies in expression. She can plav on the feelings of an andienee and move them to smiles, or tears, aeeording to her whim. Silent approver of all class doings. Florence Matson, A pretty little ehild to whom no soil ever seems to cling. ller ready blush only adds to her simple charm. We regret that this model of trim neatness is not before ns more often but perhaps she relies on absence mak- ine' us grow fonder ofthe missing one. A Hilma johnson. Loud, rough and nnladylike are adjectives which do not apply to Hilma. She does those things which she ought to do bnt never any- thing she ought not. She also has a sense of humor because she has been seen to giggle. lfilll

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Frances V. jones. lf still wzlters run rleepest, l'11'Zll'lCCS.Sllltlllglllj ninst rnn mleepg for she never speztks unless spoken tu, ller likeness tn Bliss Rogers stztrtlecl niziny of 'oS:1nrl '09 lust spring' at the -lnninrs' reception to the Seniors, Alice M. Kimberly. .X ineek, inorlest little inztiflen XYho nizty smnetinies ineet rt L'2lSSllXY2ll'f' ln the Islenf'l'i1nhnetnn, Who will eztt the inissionztry, IZIIT her hones anfl hymn hunk, ton. Linnea Seaberg. 'llo say the lezlst she is of :ln inquiring' tnincl :tml riehly hlessecl with the powers of speech, XYhen worcls fztil her she giggles. She spencls most of her stncly pericwrls keeping' up het' enr- responclenee. ller hair is always enrlecl just so, with pnlfs lixeil in Z1 variety of clifferent styles to niztteh the emotions of the clzly. She is without :tn eqnztl when it eoines to the :ul- inirzttion of men, D, Paul Ogren, .X gentleniztn enclnwecl with exti':toi'mlinz1i'V :tlwilities :ts at hztsketlmztll plztverg Il qoml trztek inzln, :incl in spite of these. :tn essztyist of sneh Ill11lIIX' that Nr. ltleteher ecnnnientecl npnn it lwefoi'etl1est1nlv hull, lle wunlml he :1 lz1x'oi'ite with' all the girls were it not for his heing' tr:1pperl some szty ztgztinst his will. l29l

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Roy L. Stoeltzing. .Xnother memher of the flistinguishefl elass of tooo who has heen reterrecl to as a Rather Lively Sport. hut who is nevertheless. any- thing' hut a sport when it comes to the girl question, heing in fact exceedingly hashful. Theresa C. Shanahan, If those nations whose annals are hrief are the happiest, it must also he true of Ill1llYlKl- uals antl to this happy class then helongs 'l'heresa. She is so quiet ancl well hehavecl that no one can tiucl the least fault with her ancl we are aware of no harm that she has ever tlone. Xke hope this will also he true of X' hu A' when she hegins teaching' the young icleas how to sprout. Harry Knupp. Ile was treasurer in our Sophomore year. lle is notecl for his good clisposition ancl eheruh-like eountenanee. Looks ire saul to he rleeeiying, yet no one eoultl look into those tleep hrown eyes antl rlouht his sincerity. The girls all aclmire him. hut we hear he is indiffer- ent to the extent UfllZlIllll1Q' sex'er'1lg'irls, then clrawmg' lots to see which he will tall upon. Louise E. Fletcher. This quiet. tlemure little mairlen ls full of fun you may know. XYith tlrollness her minfl is latleu 'l'houg'h sometimes she seems a hit slow. Last summer she took a long' journey 'l'o the sunny elimes of the west llut lmaek to us she came tlying So surely she loveth us hest, Q l31l