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

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who is very mlevolecl. To see them stumlyiiig' together :liter gzqo voii might llll1lg'lllC that worlml. Ns g'llIll'lli2lIl of om' elziss limmls she sitioii exeeerliiigly well. one yezir. She stiiilieml :ill the elzlsses :xml then pielieml om the hesl zmml sigiieil the eoiistitii tioii of '09, Stars in athletics, Illziys ioi'xx'z1i'cl in hziskethzill. lloii hoiioi' for '09 iii IQO7 :incl she won lhe CllZlllll7iUllSllilJ rzleliei iii 1903. pioucl of him. lle loves his lezlehers :xml his tezlehers love him. You ought to see how ezisilv he xvms :1 smile trom Xliss llielcmsoii oi' he smiles. lim if zmyoiie thinks he is easy Della Fairchild. .X hezuitifiil mziirleii with rlzlrlc mlrezimy eyes I hysies is the most mlerestmg' suhjegt m the n an ' Gladys Ahlstrom. Xlith hhie eves, open wicle :mil rolling She looks to see, xx'hei'e lle is slrolliiig. x . 1 XYlieiie'ei' Il l7Zll'll'iS on the move, .X Vezicly helper slie's sure to prove. Ethel M. Bigelow. l'e:miil. lii ioog she CIllIlC from l':1ssz1ie, llzns wise eiioiigh to registei' as 21 speeizil for 11908. Ily plziyiiigf on the elzlss team iii tennis Harry Churchill, - ' f Q . llusmess iiizmzigei' oi lhe Kell :mcl lireeii. .Xmziteur lllUlU4 l'2l iher, iizmist. Xle :ire :ill 5 Xliss llooclforml. lle smiles rliviiiely-wlieii heezmse his smile is ezisv, iust trv him zmrl we propliesy you will hult up zigziiiist ll stone wall, l - i l2ll

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Wh0's Who of the Seniors EARTH HOLDS NO OTHER LIKE T0 THEM Allan Meahen, Hiram, lfair school marms, lafly sten- ographers aml other well-eclueaterl flames- B-e-w-a-r-e. His likes ancl clislikes change in the twinkling of an eye. XYC have hearrl that he is foncl of reacling poetry to girls, especial- ly 'l'eimyson's. His strong point hesirles his pipe-is refreshments. He is a memher of the lveeum and rlehatecl with i'il'CXVSllllI'0', lle 5 is the honorerl presirlent of the class of 1909, Mildred E. Brennan. Our vice presitlent ancl important factor in progress of class atifairs. Chosen assistant business manager on resignation of lfretlerick Hall. She is the inseparable companion of Genevieve Davis. She has shown her tlra- matic ability in the role of wirlow anml sweet- heart. She is also elever in more ways than one. Arlene Briggs. Secretary of class in junior ancl senior years, ller pretty dignity well heeomes her, She has a most amiahle clisposition ancl can he re- liecl upon at all times. ln IQO7 she spent the summer visiting' 'falerry ling'lancl, the home of her ancestors, returning' to us after the he- ginning of the junior year, E201

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Elizabeth R. Bealer. She reininds one of that other Elizabeth of history, who refused to he doniinated hy any- one. As proof of this she has been vice presi- dent in her Sophomore yearg treasurer in the -Innior yearg president of the High School Chorusg captain of the .lnnior Girls' llasket- hall '.I'eain, and president of the Tennis Asso- ciation. Also because of her ahility to run things she was elected editor-in-chief of the Red and Green. Elsie M. Bigelow. One person's loss is another's gain. 'l'his is where Passaic lost and hlaniestown won. lilsie has hauled in all the prizes and honors in art, everything from loving cups to gold. Yet she is one of those nnassinning persons who gets high standings, and deserves thein. Class his- torian Sophomore yearg vice president Tennis Chili, also Art liditor of the Red and Green. Minor Shutt. lfresident of the Lyceinn in fall of '08 and liditor of the .Red and Green. He does not blow his own trtnnpet lint leaves you to dis- cover his real worth. When in one of his elasses, you hegin to wonder if there is any- thing he eouldn't explain. lf he says a thing lie has reasons to hack it. l'le may he identi- lied in a erowd hy his heavy growth of hair and sleepy-looking' hrown eyes. Lillian R. Gill. .X fair little, pretty little, dennire little niaid, whose elaiin to notoriety lies in her ability to wield a pencil, not as an essayist, hut as a car- toonist. In appreciation of this, she was elected an art editor of the Red and Green. She also drew a prize picture-the l7lenr-de- Lis-printed in 1907 Red and Green. lZ2l