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

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Victoria N. Swanson. She has a sweet smile for everyone. She smiles when you look at her. She smiles when you talk to her, anal we imagine she smiles while sleeping. She has won reputation at elass parties for playing' popular songs. Gifford Hayward. tiilii'. XYe clon't know why he appears so Stern, hut we think he has hacl that ap- pearance so long' that it is a sort of seeontl na- ture with him. Xte mustn't he too hartl on him for he is extremely well hehavetl except when you try to eolleet his clues, anfl then he is a cliflieult proposition. Helena M. Paquin. This young' latly has proyecl quite a scholar, ln musie ancl language she's r bright as a tl0ll2ll'uj They say, in her Latin She's liner than satin, Nliss llelena l'aquin-musieian anfl seholar, Carl Hultquist. liirst year, manager foothall team: seeoncl, hasehall team: traek teamg foothall team: thircl, traek teamg foothall teamg manaffer 6 haskethall team' fourth foothall team' man- ager haskethall team. We rlo not neetl to tell yon that tfarl is an athlete. The reeorfl speaks for itself. lle is also popular as well as a praetieal hnsiness man. T251

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William T, Wright, jr, Our eurly hearleml tlarling who eoul1ln't he hirecl to laugh or talk at any priee. lle he- longs to the l,yeeuni anfl plays sprawl in the Senior elass luaskethall teani. llis niintl works like a razor one slay antl a lmutter knife the next. lle is one of our greatest fnssersg he ought to heacl the list, now that llarolel 'l'if- fany has left school. Kathleen Frissell, llnsyoung'la1ly realizing' the superiority of hlainestown oyer her natiye hoine, joineml us for her senior year. She eoines from River- sicle. just where or what that is we are not sure, hut junlging' from Mr, l7letehei s pro- nunciation of her naine, it ninst he rather warni. 'llhough she seenis so tall antl digni- fierl, she ean soinetiines giggle as inueh as any- one, Iva Holcomb, USlllZll'ly.H Our hriglit one with the sunset hair. XX'here cloes she shine? Oh, around Mr, llarrow :incl llrineipal lfleteher or inore properly in their elasses. We hearrl she went hoine this winter ancl the next clay we notieecl that the husiness seetion of llusti had hurnecl to the grouncl. Dicl she strike a spark. or was it just El Qllayj of reflection? Margaret Greene, Peg, The elass of '08 thought sure they eoulcl win her, hut she showecl her goocl judg- nient in waiting' for 'oo. She is on the guarrl all right when she plays hasketlmall. lf you try to get arouncl her, you will fincl there is only one thing' green about her, l24l

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Thomas I. S. Boak. 'l'reasurer of the Lyceum in his senior year, He had a good share of the credit in the de- feat of Olean and Niagara Ifalls. .Xlthough he is stately and most dignified, we think he stooped beneath his dignity when he fell in love with a .lunior girl. Genevieve U. Davis, l.ook at her face and nnagme the rest. She came from Falconer the last term of our junior year. She missed the soup hut stuck around to see the finish. One month she got If hut it was found to he a mistake. Uoes she take German? O, yes. Iloes she pass it? U, yes. ls that out of the ordinary? U, yes, She must he hright, then? CJ, yes, 1-Tletav Duffee. 'ilfluffy Rufflesf' Dull, Some say she is snippy, hut we have found her very agree- ahle when well l l'reatjed, She went away to Pittsburg in her Sophomore year to learn the ways of the city hut got frightened when a man proposed and came hack to lead the simple life. Mistress 'of properties during' her .lunior year, hut music is her strong hold, Margaret E. Broadhead. A tall slim lass, who comes to class And appears to he so clever. A truant she would never he Nor attend a matinee ever. In puffs and feathers she doth ahound She talks in manner most profound And forgets her lesson never. l26l