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

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Anderson, Mildred Cookery is become an art, a noble science: Cooks are ladies. .rXnderson, Rudolph Tall oaks from little aeorns grow. ' Anderson, Viola-Salamagnndi 135, Girls' Literary Society t3j, Class Treasurer LSB, Contributing Editor, Red and Green, first Sem- ester Q-U. A sight to dream of, not to tell. Armstrong, Dorothy-Latin Club QSD. Heart on her lips, and soul within her eyes. Bagley, Jessievfiirls' Literary Society QSH. Silence is deep as eternity, speech is shallow as time. liaker, Ruth--Latin Club QM, Secretary of class LSD. While she in various thoughts divides and parts the uncertain mind. Beckman, Herbert-Prendergast First Prize in Latin QZJ, High Sehool Club Q-lj, Lyceum t-U, Class Treasurer C-lj, Editor-in-Chief, Red and Green 4. - O, this learning, what a thing it is. Benson, Dorothy XX'henever l happened around, ller face was hid in a book. Bergwall, Marvin I am resolved to grow fat and look young till forty. Blomquist, M. Elizabeth-Salamagundi Q2j, Senior play GJ. 'Tis pleasant, sure to see one's name in print, lily, Lueile Young in limbs, in judgment old. Brenner, james J.-Farm Cadet 143, -I. H. S. Club. There's dignity in labor Truer than e'er pomp arrayed. Broadhead, Beatrice-Girls' Literary Society f3j. Unthinking, idle, wild and young, I laughed, and danced and talked and sung. Brown, Marguerite A smile in her e'e. Brooks, Lillian-Senior play Q-lj. i'Some Cupid kills with arrows, some with traps. 25

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Nllen, Cleinent-Farin Cadet C45. Silence is more eloquent than words. Xllen, lElizahetl14Mistress of properties 135, Vice president C-l play Q-ll. Her angel face as the great eye of Heaven Sllonc bright and made 21 Sunbeam in a shady place. Xnderson, Doris .-Xnd sweet girl graduates in their golden hair. Xnderson, lilvira-Latin Club 135, Girl's Literary Society C35 Her modest looks the cottage niight adorn Sweet as the prinirose peeps beneath the thorn. Nnderson, Lucile-Salznnagumli QZH, Class historian L-lj, Knitted some stockings Il dozen nearly Have locks made for the soldiers' caps. 24 J, Senior

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Brunstroin, Leroy-Associate liditor, Red and tireen t3l, High School Cluh t-ll, Vice president, l.yceuln QSH, President, l.yeeunt 1-ll, Representative at Colgate lnterscholastic Contest t-ll, Debating Team, l.e:tgue Dehate t-U. The orator is the mouth ol a nation. llnsli. Winfield-ltaselrall Team 1.25, Farm Cadet tsll. Blessed he agriculture, if one does not have too ntuch of it. llutts, lilsiegGirls' l.iterary Socety t35, D. .X. R. Second prize t35, .Xs- soeiate Editor, Red and Green t-H. 'ZX tvoinan hy those graceful folds A soldier hy that martial tread. Carlson, Iivelyn Labor itself is hut a sorrowful song. Carlson, Mildred Neat not gaudy. Coleman, lillen-Latin Club t3l. Some for renown on scraps of learning dotc. Copeland, Katherine Short as any dream. Cramer, Beatrice-Girls' Literary Society LSL Mistress of properties f-ll She is pretty to walk with .-Xnd witty to talk with .Xntl pleasant. too, to think on, tfrandall, liCLll gL'-i.yCC1ll'll t-lb, lligh School t'luln t-li, lfarni Cadet 443. ' The plowntan XYhistles 0'er the furrowetl land. Cosgrove. lilizaheth-lfreneli Club 133. 'H-X young and happy child. ' Creal, Cecil-Class Treasurer QSJ, Farm Cadet f-43, Business Manager of Red and Green t-tl. Enlisted in Naval Reserves t-U, Popularity is power. Crissey, Leonardflrl, S. fluh t-ll, Football 1-ll, Treasurer, Red Cross L'nit t-ll, llusiness Manager, Senior play Q-lj, .Xll the world loves a lover. Dahlin, Uerniec-Girls' Literary Society KSU. Many daughters have done virtuonsly, but thou excellest them all. Dahmen, Lloyd C. The world lmows nothing ot' its greatest men, Danielson, Mildred-Latin tllulm 135. How doth the little husy hee Improve each shining hour. 26