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

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ERNEST COLEMAN Ernie is a jolly fellow, He'd make a good speaker, toog Il. instead of looking out the window, He'd look at me or you. IRENE COONEY lrene Cooney is sweet and fair And she is a favorite everywhere. RUTH G. COOPER Ruthie is a clever girl, A writer of note, you see, In debating she can turn the tricks, And now she's writing limericks. JAMES CORRIGAN Yon short fellow is Jimmie Corrigan, Behold he is very wise, He doth.not care if he's shortigan His brains make up for his size. ' MARJORIE CRAIG Marjorie is a modern girl, You can be sure of thatg She's sweet of face and full of grace And sports a shingle 'neath her hat. EDITH DAN DELSKI Edith is domestic, She knows her every rule, And she always has her lessons, Before she gets to school.

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V .1 I . ARTHUR CATLIN Art is one of the quiet kind, More given to actions than speaking. In sports and math. you will always find He is one that can't he beaten. MAURICE CEDARQUIST This tiny tot is hard to find Because he is so small l?J But then he doesn't seem to mind, His smile makes up for it all. ETHELYN CEDARQUIST 5 Ethelyn with her rosy cheeks Makes us girls feel very meek, When we daub our color on Only to fade again at dawn. MABLE CHAPIN Mable is modest and quiet, She's tall and strong and darkg And when you speak of housewives, She sure is up to the mark. AGNES CHENEY Mrs. Bennet in the play Made us shudder and draw awayg But Aggie really isn't so, Quite the opposite, as we know. AUDREY CLEMENGER -- Our Audrey is a jazzy child Although to strangers she seems mildg Creating temperament, you see, Is when she's happy as she can he.

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' 1 MARY DANIELSON Mary has a winsome way- Wins her friends by score each rlayg You should have seen her in the Senior play, She made 'us laugh our blues away. STAN LEY DAVIS You'd hardly think Stan is a Senior. l-Ie's far too young you'd swearg As a musician he's got some fame, And as a scholar heis right there. GERTRUDE DECATUR She was in the Senior play, And played the 1na.d so well, We see her wonder what's wanted now Whene'er she hears a bell. F. BENITA DODD Benita is jolly, Benita is fair, Benita is surely known everywhere. She plays the piano so nimbly and fast That we always regret it when we hear the last ROMAINE DU BOIS The study hall, on the western side Adores our blonde Romaineq The east halfs envy will never subside For her beauty we never could gain. JAMESQADUNBAR Jimmy Dunbar, short and slim Is not had looking for the shape he's in. Darn collegiate, he sure can sing And how he makes sweet Carol's ring.