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

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RVERETT JONES His name is Everett Jones, He hopes to go to collegeg Next year he is coming back, So that he may get more knowledge. RUTH JONES ' Ruth is a dear chQld, But sometimes very wildg She talks and giggles the whole day through With her around you can't feel blue. ROBERT J UDE Bob is a man of ideas, He's always tracing undiscovered groundg We think some clay he'll be renowned For his judgment seems to be most sound. ROGER KAADTMAN Roger Kaadtman is quite a boy, He's always absorbing knowledgeg For he's trying hard to graduate, So that he may go to college. LEIDA E. KEYES K The Scientihc Society Cla.ms Leida, and why not? X For she's always up and coming And we know she knows a lot. es ROGERS KIMBALL If he only knew, as he passes them by, How all the girls for him do sigh.

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LILLY J. JOHNSON O, Lllly! dear Lilly! You're sweet as your nameg Now pray do tell us why You entered the bobbing game? LUCILE E. JOHNSON Lucile has excellent standings, And is wonderfully popular, toog To wish her success and happiness, We most certainly do. NORMAN P. JOHNSON ' To you our lines could ne'er do justice, To a man so great as youg For it would take a thousand To tell all the things you do.' R UTH JOHNSON Ruth plays in the orchestra And plays so well they say, The music isn't half so good When Ruthie is away. BURDETTE JONES Bud is the nickname for Burdette, And Jones happens to be his last nameg He is quite a figure in the fraternity And in athletics he always plays the game CLARA JONES A typical flapper is Clara, She bobbed her hair don't you knowg And now sheis quite the girl indeed, For she is always on the go.

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ISABEL LARSON Our Isabel is a quiet girl, Yet not so quiet she can't be heardg Though in many a social swirl, , Her lessons are most always learned. IRENE LAWRENCE Your winning smile, And your silvery laughter. W.ll leave with us A memory, forever after. GERTRUDE LAYCOCK Gertrude has a gifted pen, Her English is a shining light, In the Senior Play she has a part, Oh, yes, our treasurer is all right. FANNY LAWRENCE Fanny has courage we all will own. For she has left her locks alone, And when she carols for us, Our trouble vanish into air. MARY LEPAR There's a girl in our class, Mary Lepar, They say no one could be deeperg Since in Home Economics she's no sleeper, How can we .n single bliss keep her? GERTRUDE LEVINE Gertrude is pretty, Gertrude is gay, And charms us all with her merry way, She's witty, she's clever, so they say, We're sure we'll remember her for many a day