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

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THE RED AND GREEN SENIOR ANNUAL JUNE, 1919 A MAGAZINE PUBLISHED AT REGULAR INTERVALS DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR BY THE STUDENTS OF JAMESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME 16 NUMBER 3

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RIDE A BICYCLE Attach a 1919 Smith Motor Wheel and Enjoy the Big Uutdoors Q f., a GUIS W. Collins 1 E ei A ma l fi ' 13,1 . . q i l , 6 Athletic Ozzmifev' I A 'J X :Mo EAST 'ruiup STREET xt Te , -- ' . I X, ,al E - e SMX Telephone 1647-M Z is Always cz Puzzle Just what to say in an advertisement to catch the eye and rivet the attention. Readers of the Red and Green will be far more interested in the personal literature pertaining to the happenings of 'school life than anything I might have to say about myself. The saying is, it you do not blow your own trumpet no one else will. I have found this to be, alas, too true. The trumpet of a photographer, however, con- sists in results. Your diploma typifies results. Results of study, ot' effort, of accomplishment. You are desirous of perpetuating the memory of these happy days. You desire a picture of yourself. You want a characteristic picture of yourself as you are now to remember in the day.: to come. If you think me eligible, after years of experience, to portray you to the best advantage, then let me have the privilege, I will quote you special prices cn some of my best grade of work, I have some appropriate school mounts that will please you. I extcnd an invitation, as I am prepared to give you some of the bcst work in the city. fYou see I cannot resizt the temptation to blow my trumpet.J Yours very cordially, T. HENRY BLACK. 1:2 lfast 'l'hi1d Street l 1 U L 7 I

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4- ' -A To Rovillus Rollins Rogers: H Gratitude, tl1o11 surl 1 sire, well known 3 To some, wh dost fllOl1 Jass the truly Great? . y 1 . -I h XVho help hte 111 CO1llll'lU1l1ty and state, Wiho show the youth his way until he's grown J To 1I12LHl1OOCl,S power and XVl1Cll his grez1t11ess's shown ,yi fy Doth he se11d thee, Uh Gratitude, too late, Unto the 1ll2lS'tCI'l12l11Cl who made l1i111 great, And who 6,611 from l1i111 doth roam, Oh thoughtless youth, your way would sweeter he If you wo11ld make some effort,-all too small- To show your tvhaulcs to those whose watchful look Guides you i11 ways to greater liberty. And so to you i11 gratitude from all Oh, houored Sir, we dedicate this hook. M. A. B. '19 12