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

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MARIAN INGHAM A girl thatls so fair, With so stately an air, We can't help but surmise, To great glory will rise. 5 L y ta. , , ISAACSON Vi g 0 r o u s , efficient, cheerful and kind, She takes hard knocks- with a laughg Nothing escapes her and success she will find, At the head of a newspaper staff. AC-NES JENSEN Some sing of Cleopatra's beauty, While others of fair Helen's fameg But we no other songs shall utter Than that of dear Agnes, name. A prima donna she will be For her voice the lark's will put to shame. HELEN JERNBERG f'7'T' 7 . , . Helen s hair is still unhobbedg lt probably always will beg N Sheis cheerful, friendly, ambitious Q, and clever: U ln whatever she does, defeat she'll IHCCI IICVCT. AQ SJOHNSON ' Sh s an active, busy girl ho shines at basket ball, ahels just the kind you like to knnwg A favorite with all. Agnes will he the athletic instructor for girls in some well-known school. ARLENE JOHNSON One just k ows she' an athlete, By h w k s ryg She c n ' , e can skee, An st anything she'll tryg A Gym teacher proud, she is destined to he.

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,, f ,fgf WILFORD HOFGREN Wilford is a studious lad, The kind that's never, never bad: He cannot help but ,get along, When out into the world he strides. LOUISE HOLMB G E Lou is merry, whimsical, gayg No troubles h happiness marg Fate ordains she shall make her debut As a musical comedy star. ETHEL HOLT A prim little maid is Ethel, With dark brown eyes and hair. She always has a ready smile, ' That cheers us on our wayg And, like this, she'll go through life, always on the top. u 0 1 L' -..-f,,4f GRACE HORNING Having gazed at the stars in the House of Shea, She is going to be famous some dayg For she will become an astrvaomer of note, 5. Discovering facts of regions remote. DOROTHY HOYT - Why do we all like Dorothy? ' I know an answer thatls true: Her face has a smile like the sun- , shine That she usually bestows on you. A home-maker sheill he in the future, And housework she'll love to do, EINAR HULTMAN Zodiac has played him false, His horosco e is haz P Y, However, teacher said, he'd grad- nate , T he'll sure be a daisy.

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'4V ZA I ELEANOR L. JOHN ON She's wonderfully brightg She does everything right. The brilliant brains beneath her hat Will make her a diplomat. ELMER JOHNSON Elmer's therefhefs got the stuffg A man who never cries Enough! lf he goes on as he is now, He'll be a huge success, I trow. Y..- UEHBERT J 0 ,JJ H rber li' yah, 6 i s h Ways passes byg I is ever fi ting for his rights, 'o his futur shall be bright. LILLIAN C. iOl-INSON- Lillian is dark . -L X, With eyes of hluhgj ' She is loyal A Thru and thm. Some clay we will read the sign i'Lillian, the Manicuristv. LILLIAN S, JOHNSON K, To cheer the sick 8flili'iWV'Q!6:ll'ZQ li To ease the a -ing hmm To bring sunshi eglydfgladness, Where the i' arkness nowg 'l'hat's the servic to which she is be- trothed. NORMAN JOHNSON In size he's not the largest, But ll1at's none the less to sayg For he is one of our smartest. And an Economist heill bei some clay. N! V .1 ' J Y 1'