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

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1 Jones, Hortense-Latin Club 131, Senior basketball Team 141, Senior play 141. . . Gentle of speech, beneflcent of ll'l1llil.H Kahler, Katherine-Girls' Literary Society 131, Latin Club 131, Senior basketball team 141. Love me little, love me long. Kidder, Eleanqr Let it please thee, to keep in order a moderate sized farm. King, Edgar A mighty hunter was he As ever the world did see. Krieger, Madeline-Senior play 141. Some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them. Kofod, Leon V.-Ass't Business Manager, Red and Green 131, Captain Basketball Team 141, President J. H. S. Club 141, Senior play 141. Half as sober as a judge. Lee, Mildred Even the gods cannot strive against necessity. Leet, Esther-French Club 131, Girls' Literary Society 131. She takes the breath of men away lfVho gaze upon her unaware. Leonard, Elda--Girls' Literary Society 131. lVhen found make a note of. Lindahl, Olive Above the vulgar flight of common souls. -1 n Lungren, Henry Hope, thou nurse of young desire. Maguire. Mildred-Senior Basketball Team 141. A face with gladness overspreadf' Martin, Ruth-Girls' Literary Society 131. I would help others out of a fellow feeling. Merchant, Harriett Comparisons are odious. Morley, Marjorie The music, breathing from her face. Nelson, Ellen She's all my fancy painted her, She's lovely, she's divine. Nicholson, C. H. Hugo-Associate Editor, Red and Green 141, Lyceum 141, J. H. S. Club 141. Porter, Carolyn-Senior Play 141. A thing of beauty is a joy forever 28

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Davis, Mabel lCverv one is hound to bear patiently the results of his own exzunplef' Doolittle, Morgan-bl. ll. S. Clieerleader tell, Senior play t-ll. One of the few. the inunortztl nzunes Une of the few, the lllllllilftlli nzunes that were not born to die. lillis, Chzirles lf.--I. ll. S. Club, Senior play. l'lunior is one ofthe elements of genius. liriekson, lithel Of nmnners, gentle, ot' affections, mild. liriclcson, llenry Bl,4Stzige Manager. Senior plzty Q-ll. Men :ire but children of il larger grovvtlif' tieser, linrl Y.-Prendergztst Second Prize. .Xneient llistorv tjl. Class T Secretary Q-tl, Treasurer, Lyceuin Ht. lresident Xian' Savings Stznnp Society t-ll, ll. S. Club t-ll. Some :ire NVClttllClilYlSC, some ure otherwise. tiurney, Dziiiiel-Class I'resident HJ, Lyceum 1-ll, J, ll. S. Club t-lj, Senior Play 141. Sonic are born great. Sonie have greatness thrust upon them. liustzifsou, lun A he:irt's desire. lfden, I.ouisefS:1l:ilnzigilluli tll, l.:ltin flub t3l, tiirls' l.lter:n'y So- uiety 131, Senior liziskethzill Tezun t-ll. You stand in your own light. Hollister. Genevieve The sweetest thing that ever grew. llultquist, liCSSiC--Fllllllllilglllllll 12.3, Senior llnslqetlmll 'l'e:un HH, Senior Play 1-ll. A It Indies be but young' :ind fair, they have the gift to know it. lngerson, Dorotbyftiirls' l.iterzn'y Society t3l, New Century Art Club Second Prize, til. 'l'hing's are not ahvuys what they seein. jenkins, Florence-Vice president tjl. Let all things be done decently and in order. johnson. Arline .-Xn unlessoned girl, unsehooled and unprzictieed, llut llzippy in this. not yet so old but she may learn. -lohnsen, lfllen-tiirls' Literziry Society 135, Mistress of herself, tho ehinat':1ll. Johnson, -I. l.Ctll12tl'tl+-l. ll. S. Club t-lj, Senior play t-ll. 27 w.

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Ransom, Inez A towered citadel. Roskamp. Louise-Girls' Literary Society f3j, New Century Art Club First Prize Q3l. By the work, one knows the workman. Rueknlan, Cornelius What children are not, heaven is not. Saunders, Lilla A What cannot he cured, must bc endured. Schenck, Ruth-Class Secretary CZB, Vice president 135, Senior Play K4-J XYithout thee, what is all the morning's wealth. ' Segcrstrom, Iileanora-Salainagundi Club QZB, Latin Club QSJ, Girls' Literary Society QSM Senior Play C-lj. To be great. is to he misunderstood. Shearman, Adelaide-Red and Green Staff CSD, Senior Play Q-1-J. 'Tis said that absence conquers love But, Oh, believe it not l Shearman, Alton B.-Class Treasurer t3l. One hour's sleep before midnight is worth three after. Shreck. Harold T.-Lyceum L-ll, bl. H. S. Club C-l-J, Senior Play 145. His bark is worse than his bite. Smith. Belveria She was a phantom of delight. Smith. Dorothy .-X perfect woman, nobly planned. Strunk, Charles H.-Lyceum L-ll. Il. H. S. Club 141. They that stand high have many blasts to shake them. Stafford, Ruth The frivolous work of polished idlenessf' Strunk, Marian Nature fits all her children for something to do. Sundell, :Xnna The very room, cozy, she was in seemed warm from floor to ceiling. 29