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

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Faculty ROGERS Superintendent ELLEN S SODERBERG, Secretary ROVILLUS R. , - . MILDRED R. FALCONER, Chief Clerk ESTHER L. OLSON, Office Assistant HIGH SCHOOL MILTON J. FLETCHER, Principal I HEADS OF DEPA RTMENTS HARRIET L. JONES, Latin MARY J. NELSON, Modern Languages GUSTAVUS E. BENTLEY, Biological Sciences MERTON P. CORIVIN. Mathematics, Acting Principal 1919 GEORGE IV. WINSLOW, Physical Sciences XVILLIAM R, LINGO, History FLORENCE M. LOMBARD, Commercial LAURA M. FRECK, English SENIOR, DEPA RTM ENT CARRIE E. AIKEN, Algebra ELSIE E. LEET, Plane Geometry GRACE GIFFORD, American History and Civics NELL C. FARMAN, German and Civics BONNY B. DEAN, Latin and Geometry GRACE M. MILLER, Latin SUSANNE A. RITENOUR, Drawing LAURA I. STONE, English HELENA M. STONEHOUSE, History RUTH H. FORD, Music MILDRED E. FISH, Commercial M, IDA TILLOTSON, Mathematics FLORA B. HALL, French and English J. MARION CLARK. Spanish and French JUNIOR DICPAIKTMENT GEORGE A. PERSELL, Principal, Commercial Law CALISTA A. DREAGER, Algebra NELLIE R. HAND, English CLARA F. CARPENTER, Biology, Physiology, Commercial Arithmetic BERTHA M. SCHLOTZER, Zoology, Physiology AGNES M. PETERSON, French FLORENCE B. TODD, English MATTIE J. VELIE, Commercial AGNES B. ECKBERG, Commercial ' NEVADA M. LYON, Latin LOUISE E. FLETCHER, English MARY E. BRENNEMAN. English JULIA COTTER, Princi1Jal's Clerk ANNEX VESTA WILLARD, English CLARA A. SHAW, Biology, Commercial Geography, English SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS BLANCHE H. WOODFORD, Supervisor of Drawing FREDERIC E. BOTSFORD, Supervisor of Music ELLA W. GREEN, Latin D. EARL STRATTON, Supervisor of Manual Training SARA GERTRUDE HARRINGTON, Assistant Physical Training GEORGE M. LEWIS, Principal Training School, Supervisor of first, second and third grades, CLIFFORD B. SMITH, one-half day, Manual Training MILDRED M. GOODELL. Sewing ESTELLE E. HAWLEY, Domestic Science MILDRED B. NVILLSON, Domestic Science FRANCES A. NORDSTROM, Sewing 19

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ings, his constant effort to promote school spirit was an inspiration to all. As editor-in-chief of the school publicationihe showed marked execu- tive and literary capacity. As president of the class of 1919 in its junior year, the class is indebted to him for whatever good they accomplished. To his associates he leaves the memory of a loyal and faithful friend and the ideal of a clean and strong young manhood. NVe, his classmates, affectionately dedicate our remaining high school days to bringing our school year to the victorious conclusion that his spirit and loyalty always desired. Ernest D. Leet, Lyman H. Aiken, Alan R. Rowley, Committee. b Tribute to Charles E. Hall Oh, Charles! thou who wert sick for five whole weeks, .Oh, Charles! surprised we were to hear of thy death, Thou who wert once our President, Oh, Charles! thou who wert once our friend and guide, Wle think of thee who late hast died. Our thoughts we here do dedicate. Oh, Charles! we mourn for thee, our classmate VX'here diligently thou worked as editor-in-chiefg Thou who now hast left us in grief. Oh, Charles! thou who wert sick for five whole weeks, Hovering between life and death, and weak, But no complaints did we receive from you, Thou withstood the strain as few could do. But now thou art gone, Oh, Charles! Though, we think of thee at intervals, Thou art gone, gone into the great beyond, Wfhere we will meet again at the trumpet sound. VVe will ne'er forget the last time we saw thee,- As thou laid in thy coffin silently, p Thy countenance was as white as the morning's dew: Thy lips as colorless as thy countenance true. Silently in thy deep grave dost thou rest, Blind art thou to nature so wonderfully dresst, No more wilt thou hear the birds as they sing Or hear the chiming bells as they ring. -G. Hjalmar Gustafson, 'l9. 18

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NINETEEN THE CLASS OF NINETEEN