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

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SENIOR CABINET Left to right- Front rowi Donald Larson, S. Swanson, J. Lofgren, M. Swanson, G. Gregory, Dorothy Larson, S. Fagerstrom, M. Hudson. Second row: G. Bloomberg, J. Ingham, H. Peters, L. Malmstrom, R. Alm, E. Carlson, M. Jacobson, J. Auria, S. Anderson C. Carlson, I. Anderson, C. Whalan, G. Christy, J. Dschuden, A. Lees, D. Flickinger, C. Magnuson, B. Rashley. CLASS HISTCRY f - 1942 QQ HE Care of the Future Lies Witlmiia My Hands. Witli this as their motto, the members of the class of ,42 will leave J. H. S. to take their part in constructing the new world order that must follow the present confusion. The class of ,42 launched its sophomore year under the guidance of' Miss Laura Freck, being the first class that year to elect its cabinet of ofhcers and home room representatives. We chose the following officers: President .,..,,,,. .. ....,,, Sam Paladino Vice President ,,,,,,, ,,,,Frank Johnson Treasurer ,,.,, W Merrill Coffin Secretary , W ,.,.,,,, ..,. , . Martha Allen Historian Qthree yearsj ,,,, ,, ,.,, Sylvia Swanson Keep-er of Properties .,,,,.., ,,..,,,,,,, , . .,,,,. Donald Haglund Our first social event came early in November when we entertained many parents with the faculty at an Open House. That term, also, we became better acquainted at two informal dances after school, known as Penny Dancesf, 14

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Peters, Helen A. Moynihan, Frederick Wincenciak, Erwin Fleek, David Benson, Lillian Frangione, Angelcne J. Lyman, Josephine Matson, Herbert Peterson, B. Elaine Wigren, Richard Holroyd, Robert F. Nocero, Grace Rhines, Phyllis Isaacson, Dan Louis, Mitchell Larson, Phyllis Johnson, Svea Pederson, Norman Thompson', Allan Alm, Raymond Glatz, John A. Johnson, D. Elaine Larson, Gordon Hanson, Elsa Marie Heelas, Joan Privitera, Mary Lindgren, Joyce Rowley, Jane C. Tulga, Evangeline DeLong, Lois Bracey, Betty Keefe, Jean Carlson, Norma Jane Johnson, Gunvor M. L. Chimera, Madeleine Harris, Eleanor Paterniti, Joseph Wick, Daniel Sandburg, Joyce Kunzog, Catherine Turnquist, Wallace McKee, Carol Rowley, Betty Jane Lindbloom, Arthur Lazell, Jean Platonia, Sally Eklund, Grace 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 Olofson, Barbara Northrop, Stuart Piazza, Josephine Johnson, A. Donald Doolittle, George Filbrich, Elizabeth Ann Johnson, Ralph Malmstrom, Leatrice Sellin, Adeline Weinstein, Beatrice Bergren, Joyce Carlson, Shirley E. Hjalmarson, Esther V. Freeburg, Milton W. Mosher, Doris Lavalle, Santa Manno, Virginia Nordland, Rhoda Ritchie, Virginia Garih, Clementine Gustafson, Helen Luchs, John Rizzo, Verna Bonfiglio, Ross Miller, Ruth C. Nielson, Helen Ericson, Robert O. Jacobson, Marion Larson, William Sambuchini, Lily Reese, Florence Humbert, Mary Ellen Basile, Concetta Carlson, Katrina M. Fagerstrom, Seth Wheelhouse, Robert Brugge, Robert Eckman, Hubert Caskey, John Davison, Ruth Dawson, Betty Johnson, Romaine Zerbo, Mary Burrows, Jerome Lopus, Pauline Stapleton, Evelyn

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Further stimulation to early class unity and spirit was provided by the fact that we were the first class in history of the present J. H. S. to purchase our banner and name our class colors and flower in the sophomore year. Under the super- vision of Mr. Clarence Buchwald, a basketball tournament between the sopho- more boys' homerooms was conducted. The tournament play-off was followed by a dance in the gym. We began our Junior year by electing new officers. Donald Larson was chosen president and his sister, Dorothy, secretary. Daniel Anderson was elected vice president, Sam Paladino, treasurer, Vernon Stride, keeper of properties, Ruth Davison and Kathryn Holmstrom, typists. The Junior play, The Mummy and the Mumps was an outstanding event of the season and afforded a constant succession of laughs. In the Charles E. Hall debate, the Junior team bowed to the Senior team but not without showing much promise for future success. In June, the Junior-Senior reception completed our calendar for the year. We entertained the Seniors with dancing, refreshments and a program. At the Senior election we chose the following officers: President ,,,,,.r,.,,,..,,.,,,.r,,,....,,,.,,,........,,,,,,..,,,. George Gregory Vice President ...,..., .,,.i, , Martha Swanson Secretary ,,,,.,.,,.,,...., .,.,..,, D orothy Larson Treasurer ,,..,,..,,,,.,,,,,, , .,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,........,,.,..,,... ,Jack Lofgren Keeper of Properties, ,,,.,,,.,,,.,,....,.............,.,.. Seth Fagerstrom Typists .............,...i Helen Peters, Ina Anderson, Julia Auria Martha Swanson was chosen the outstanding girl citizen by her classmates and the faculty, in the contest sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. The Senior play The Very Light Brigade which was given April 24, was a great success, being very timely in its theme, as well as amusing. Along the social line, we had a Senior party in December and also a dance after a basket- ball game. As we go to press, the Charles E. Hall debate will be the next event on our Senior calendar and we Seniors are hoping for the success of our team. To end three full years of fun, activity and study, we have all the events of graduation to look forward to. At commencement the class of 342 will present a patriotic appearance with their robes of blue, collars of white, and tassels of red on the caps. We Seniors owe a great deal of our success to Miss Freck, who has been never tiring in giving advice and guidance. We want to express our appreciation to her and wish her every success in future years. -Sylvia Swanson 15