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

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ALDEN JOHNSON A congenial sort of a chap is he, Though with girls he does not mingleg We'll admit he's smart as he can be, And wLse if he stays single. ANGIE JOHNSON Yes, Angie is a student. Of the kind you seldom findg For she always gets the H's Leaves most of us behind. ELSIE JOHNSON With her goggles twice her size Elsie looks so very sterng But her laughing big blue eyes, Betray that she is quite otherwise. FLOYD JOHNSON Floyd Johnson is a large boy, However, he plays basketballg And spends his time in a clothing store, Besdes studying: we think that is all. RICHARD '-HILARY Richard Hilary, the virtuoso to be, Can play in any flat if he has the key. Can play in any key if he has a fiat., Now wind up your brains and figure out that LAWRENCE JOHNSON This young Marconi hopes to be A radio operator on the raging seag But if he never comes to that, Helll make his living with a baseball bat.

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ARNOLD HOLMBERG Arnold is quite a draftsman, Thatis how he gets his pay: We wonder what he does with it, For, from girls he runs away. LAWRENCE HOLT Lawrence is a worker, Delivering every dayg 'Tis said he works for Jones Sz Scharf, We hope he gets good pay. EDWIN HOOPEP. h Edwin isa silent Senior, He's rather bashful, toog A very good student the teachers say, We know he'll be glad when lte's through. DORIS ILLSTON Upon the theme of woman's rghts Our Doris puts much stressg And who can tell but that some day, She'll he our Senatress? HELEN INGERSON Helen always greets you with a big, broad smile, She's the kind of a girl that makes life worth while. ADELE J OHNSQN ln school one often sees a crowd Admiring something Adele's just madeg And you can bet we would be proud, Could we do as much in a decade.

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LILLY J. JOHNSON O, Lllly! dear Lilly! You're sweet as your nameg Now pray do tell us why You entered the bobbing game? LUCILE E. JOHNSON Lucile has excellent standings, And is wonderfully popular, toog To wish her success and happiness, We most certainly do. NORMAN P. JOHNSON ' To you our lines could ne'er do justice, To a man so great as youg For it would take a thousand To tell all the things you do.' R UTH JOHNSON Ruth plays in the orchestra And plays so well they say, The music isn't half so good When Ruthie is away. BURDETTE JONES Bud is the nickname for Burdette, And Jones happens to be his last nameg He is quite a figure in the fraternity And in athletics he always plays the game CLARA JONES A typical flapper is Clara, She bobbed her hair don't you knowg And now sheis quite the girl indeed, For she is always on the go.