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

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Ruby E, Hendrickson. The youngest member of '09, just fifteen and the eonstant eompaniou of Mildred. She isa pretty, dark, little girl with a demure smile. ller mental power may be known by the faet that when only seven papers in geometry were aeeepted she passed IOO. She expects to enter the training elass, but we ad- vise that when she teaches an extra high plat- form be made so that her pupils may see her. Mildred J. Danielson, Our smallest and next to Ruby, the young- est senior, but the wit, misehief, good nature, knowledge, common sense, physieal strength and litheness stored in that small frame are a wonder. 'l'hey eertainly illustrate the fact that quality and not quantity Counts. She 1'uus up ll's by the score. R. Carl Brown. The suburbs are always represented in H. S. .Xmong those hailing from Bemus Point is Carl. He partakes considerably of the breeziness of his homestead and possesses the puzzling ability to throw a small, white horse- hide eovered sphere over 'fhome plate so that anyone standing beside or above home plate is unable to hit the sphere. In addition to this the girls all say he has beautiful eyes. Maude M. johnson. Shorty. Captain of Senior basketball team whieh might have been but isn't. XYhat does she play? Everythingg forward when she plays guardg guard, when she plays for- ward and is always in the eenter. XYhere did she get her training? O, don't you remem- ber, she used to be one of the S's. Lately, we have notieed her looking with kindly eyes at one of the junior boys. fZ7l

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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

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Clifford A. Brown. Captain of Senior llaslcethall Team. Ile has a distinguished name hut is a perfect nuis- anee, disturhing Mr, lJarrow's study hall hy coming in late. NYC think he is a favorite with Miss Nelson. The same determination shown in acquiring knowledge is also shown in handling the hall. lle has muscles and hrain as well. Mary I. Wilson. l opened wide the doors of my heart Which had oft heen pierced hy Cupid's dart, lfirst 'twas Cyril who lingered the longest, 'l'hen eame Roy who xvooed the strongest: 'Next Yates and Lee hoth trying their hest. Then to friend James l put the test. .Xnd still my llCZll1WVl'Ell me remained 'l'ill at last hy llishop it was gained. Laura Aldrich. A mighty eomfortahle person to have around as she will laugh at any one's puns, no matter how poor they are. She is a tall girl, has hlaelc hair and deep hrown eyes. Thetis Cobb. She played eenter on the hest girls' haslcet- hall team that H. S. has ever had: and she proves the exception to the rule that large hodies move slowly. She is a jolly, laughing, talking whirlwind. There is nothing , she ean't work out and it is said she had enough eotnitsin Jainiary to grachiate. l28l