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

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EMORY ALSTRAND A bright young man, he promises to be He may go to college and take a degree. Upon him we look with envious eyes, For H's go only to those w.tty and wise. CLARA ALBRO How often we've envied, On rainy, damp days, The curl in your hair, And the way that it stays. ALLAN ANDERSON Allan is one of those bashful chaps, But in his lessons he never napsg When from J. H. S. he does depart, We wish him luck from the very start. DAGNY ANDERSON Though she is so very small And since she is petite, We certainly agree, one and all, That she is very sweet. U. 1 . i t ELLEN I. W. ANDERSON Cheerful Ellen Oh, so nice! No use telling She's concise. ELVERA ANDERSON Elvera Anderson is peppy and gay, Her eyes dance in an adorable wayg With her hair cut short and her skirts cut long We hope her life rolls merrily along.

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V THE RED AND GREEN tion of the two schools together with the Sherman Street School which also has been designated as a Junior High School, will alleviate the overcrowded situation at the central school. The students upon leaving the sixth grade will attend one of the Junior High Schools for three years. One of the greatest advantages of the system will be to interest boys and girls in new work at a time when they are inclined to leave school. ' Although there are far too many persons to mention who have devoted their attention and time in establishing the system in this city, Mr. George A. Persell, assistant superintendent of the public schools, and Principal Cus- tavus E. Bentley who have been identified with the faculty of the Jamestown High School for years, during which time they have been faithful and com- petent instructors, must be lauded for their interest in the promotion of such a worthy cause. -Roy Gustafson, 724+ xg Q

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g,,. ,,, EVELYN B. ANDERSON Quiet and demure is Evelyn, She never has much to sayg But just the same we all like her And like her more each day. FLEDA ANDERSON Oh, Fleda. Oh, Fleda. The girl who's so bright. To study her lessons She's awake half the night. FRED ANDERSON Fred is a business man, Without much time to wasteg And. glrls, if it's dry goods you want I'm sure he can suit your taste. LUCILE ANDERSON Lucile. we know not what to write, But of this much we are sure: Your eyes are like the stars at nightg Your smile is.so demure. MARGARET ANDERSON Margaret in her merry way Gets her lessons every day: We predict that she'll sometime say Her lessons on a teacher's pay. MARVIN ANDERSON I Marvin is the girls' delight, They keep him busy day and nightg When to manhood he has grown In high society his name'll be known