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

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But to write a poem About all of you, XYell, that is something I can't do. Clair Culver Clair Culver is his christian name, His cooking sure is great. The girl will be a lucky dame, That makes him sign his fate. Paul DeLoe Haste makes waste, be sure go slow He'll never be a quitter A friend Worth While, is Paul DeI.oe Our husky heavy hitter. Della Hilder Otilia Rachel Carlson XYe have four maidens here, With names similar, I fear, llut common things are always best So why worry about the rest. Ralph Donavan Ralph is so quite and demure XYe scarce know he's around lint no matter where we go Ile always will be found. Mary Carter Red cars, yellow cars All in a row, Mary has a green one ln which to catch a beau. Phyllis Dahlstrom Phyllis, you know, is far from tall Once in the corridor she did fall. Because she slid on a piece of bacon And now poor Phyl her heart is Aiken, Irene Dunn Irene, of course, everyone knows, ls cross-eyed, bowlegged and pigeon-toed 27

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Arthur Anderson Some people are clever Some are not. Arthur got his knowledge, In a penny slot. John Barrett john Barrett with his Hudson super-six, lsn't trying hard with girls to mix. In the Senior play he made quite a name, His part was clever, but far from sane. Paul Barrett lt's not a bit of trouble To keep Paul on the farm. In fact, he's going off to learn To keep his crops from harm. Mabel Bemus All the roads of modern fable Point to Bemus, Wlliere dwells Mabel. james Breckenridge XN'hat makes the ball go in the net, The big-eyed freshman said, Because, replied the sophomore, lt's thrown by jimmy Red. Mary Agnes Burchard Mary in the future a poet is going to be, Even now her talent spreads beyond the sea Reuben Carlson A farmer's life, a farmerls life A farmer's life for me. l'll always lead a farmer's life For I am a Reub you C. Lily Carlin Pearl Carling Margaret Dahlquist Edith Dawson Ruth Dearing To write a poem Gee, that seems strange My mind can roam Over a great range. ! 26

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But in spite of her faults, she's a peach ofa kid Don't try to make her mad, lt canyt be didf' Wlalter Eckberg and VValter Sandberg VValter Eckberg, Sandberg tool VVe wish your brains in our heads grew. Mildred Ebel Twinkle, twinkle, Mildred E. How we wonder what you see VVhen you gaze so heavenly. Esther Erickson She's pretty to walk with Wlitty to talk with And pleasant to think upon. Elmer Fancher ln Elmer Fancher fair and tall XfVe know we have a ringer. He's won all medals large and small As champion soda slinger. l.ucille Fairbanks Velma Himbaugh lf you see one and not the other, Surely somethingis wrong. Part not these two dear friends, ls the moral of my song. Lenore Fancher Everything is bright and shiny XN'hen Lenore comes down the aisleg She sure is a raving beauty And the leader of every style. Elsie Feldhouse Short and sweet Neat and petite. Richard Gifford Richard Gifford is all the rage, So why discuss him on this page. Clarence Greenquist Ah! love how can l from thee part, S You are my life, my joy. But Greenie dear, lim your sweetheart You great big silly boyf,