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

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Gladys Ingerson Alice Lord Alice and Gladys came from a far off land, To this school, but soon they were both canned Now clo not take this to heart, and let it soak, For you all know it's only a joke. Daphne Jharl Dahpne Jharl, a very young maid XVas leading lady in the Senior play. She's bashful and shy, we should say XYith hair that is a golden ray. George Griggs George is a manly chap, Seclate and dignified, Don't ever start an argument Unless you're on his sicle. Marabelle Jones A cheerleader is Marabelle jones, The best there is, no doubt For when she starts to wave her arms The girls begin to shout QFD Alice Ellen Emily Vivian Johnson Alice, lfllen, Emily, Vivian, All claim to have the same name, But johnson as every one knows Shines in glory and in fame. Carl Gustafson You all know Carl E. Gustafson A sober youth wth manly stride A second Abraham Lincoln, XVe can but gaze and gaze with pride. Ruth Kelly Hi, for Ruth Kelly with eyes of blue She comes along with a word for you, And leaves a smile she hurries away On someone else her pranks to play. 20

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But in spite of her faults, she's a peach ofa kid Don't try to make her mad, lt canyt be didf' Wlalter Eckberg and VValter Sandberg VValter Eckberg, Sandberg tool VVe wish your brains in our heads grew. Mildred Ebel Twinkle, twinkle, Mildred E. How we wonder what you see VVhen you gaze so heavenly. Esther Erickson She's pretty to walk with Wlitty to talk with And pleasant to think upon. Elmer Fancher ln Elmer Fancher fair and tall XfVe know we have a ringer. He's won all medals large and small As champion soda slinger. l.ucille Fairbanks Velma Himbaugh lf you see one and not the other, Surely somethingis wrong. Part not these two dear friends, ls the moral of my song. Lenore Fancher Everything is bright and shiny XN'hen Lenore comes down the aisleg She sure is a raving beauty And the leader of every style. Elsie Feldhouse Short and sweet Neat and petite. Richard Gifford Richard Gifford is all the rage, So why discuss him on this page. Clarence Greenquist Ah! love how can l from thee part, S You are my life, my joy. But Greenie dear, lim your sweetheart You great big silly boyf,

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Hjalmer Gustafson In class in Y-club or debate You'll find our Hjalmer quite sedate. But how his talents do unfurl, ln the presence of a girl. Elizabeth Lawson Hide not your talents They for use were made. Paul Haskins One more added to my list This work is anything but bliss, So Paul I wonlt say anything here As your looks I greatly fear. Louise Lewis If a task she has once begun She never leaves it 'till it's done. Be the labor great or small She does it well or not at all. VValter Johnson There is a lad you all must know Although he isn't handsome. XYalter J. is far from slow For he can surely dance some. lfsther Linder She is clever you may be sure Although she's but an amateur. Dorothy Meredith Beauteous lady, dry your tears You surely have no cause for fears, Never was maiden more clever than you This is Frank Session's opinion, too. Lillian Middleton My kingdom for a man Is Lillian's motto true. But girls, do not laugh, As ,others claim it too. Elsa Nord ! Come, pensive maid with smile so sweet, A wee, tiny voice, and such small feet, just open your lips and let your voice out, Don't be afraid! Stand right up and shout! 30