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

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Wll..LlAlVl HAWKINS For a reg'lar cake. Bill's mixed with the stuff And we'll tell you how to make more like him For of his type there are not enoughg Sift together a gallon of fun and a barrel of good will, Stir it well with ambition and you have a gallant Bill . LUCILE HEATH T square and triangle. Artistic inclination, Ability and willingness, She heats in them all. WALTER HEDGES Walfs a dapper man, He dresses neat and fineg Good looking girls and dancing Make up his favorite pastime. PHILIP HEMPHILL Every class must always have lt's silver tungued orator. To spread thickly the honey salve Upon the breaks of us bore-ators. THURLEY HINE There's a girl who's always helpful When a fellow needs a friend For she always has her lessons And her lessons she will lend, DOROTHY H USBAND Slender figure. Dainty feet, Pretty features, Nice to meet.

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l-'ORD IIAGBURC He's noted for his non-meeknessg As a manager, we know his fitnessg Girls are his weaknessg And he's also full of wittinessg Who? Why Ford Hagburg, of course. JOHN B. HALL He is proper. neat and handsome. He is proper. wide and tall. lf you should want a job done ,lust give this lad a call. IRMA HANSICN Shel lovable, gay, and studious Dear Irma, we all love her so-- Where in the world is another We've enjoyed so much to know? NEIL F. HANSEN Here-'s to Neil Hansen, The fellow with wavy hair: This fart is plain to everyone. He always will play the game square. JACK HANSON ,lack Hanson always wears a smile. ln basketball he shines: Always doing things worth while. Seems to he his line. MARIAN HARRIS Marian is very neat. And her kindness can't be heat: She is pretty. loyal. lthful and true And as a friends' e's true hlue. v

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HERBERT INGERSON Herbert lngerson spends most of his time Leaning over the railing. But at that it's not so had For in studies he's not failing. JOHN IPSON Johnny is a fair young: chap, Roaming around without a mishap. A wonderful husband, he would make: But as a driver he takes the cake. ICVGENE JENSEN To the girls Cene's an enigma With manner so intriguing. He keeps them all guessing And that to them is so fatiguin CHARLES JOHNSON When Charlie goes around in his Lizzie, He makes everyone dizzy. But he's usually busy Fixing his Lizzie. ELWOOD JOHNSON Elwood Johnson, the musical man, From Salamanca came, He tried his luck in football But with a sax he gained his fame. GERTRUDE JOHNSON This Certie maiden walks demure, Pacing with downward eyelids pure: A maiden of our century, yet most meek With a modest blush. tinting her lovely cheek. Young in years, in judgment. old.