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

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CL Fleur Come We We'l1 Dare All for High Then we'll Into' line Alma We will Fondest And we'l1 join Only for youg And the notes Will ring true High School Then we'll fall Into line Motto with stand- hand. you. you. W hand. -john Brill, '28, hite

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Art of other kinds are taught By Bush, Stillson and Kuhng While Vanderwarker and Wheeler Keep the furniture from ruin. Mr. Uber, Moon and Watson, Mr. Taft and Miss Berquist, too, Give us physical education And what they make us do! There's three who teach us science, All capable and fine- Miss Slotzer and Sir Williams, And also Mr. Kline. English is hard for most But for others 'tis mere fun, just ask Miss Schermerhorn, Miss Wood or Crittendon. The Misses Stonehouse, Lennox and Roberts, As Historians do shineg NVhile McMahon, Stanford and Valentine Have always been quite fine. Miss Comstock and Miss Sherwood Are known by lustrous namesg While Miss Farman and Miss Tillotson Have always had great fame. Our math department's large, Their favor's hard to wing Just do the bid of these- Mr. Williams, Misses Lenox and Sherman. Miss Fancher and Miss Green- Busy bees in a hive- While Miss Fermann deals out books And says Back at 8:45.

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KENNETH JOSEPHSON Clever and gay is he, Whose future sure is bright to be, To the Seniors he was timely sent, To serve them as their President. RUTH PERSELL Through the light of day and the dark of night, Our Ruth will sooth some sul'ferer's plight. A wonderful nurse she will make, we know Her patients will live they will love her so. ELEANOR ECKERT Brilliant lights- A Metropolis Now she writes-now she dances Varied life-Eleanor Eckert. CHARLOTTE STEARNS Steadfast and dependable, A friend in need 'tis true. And Wells will draw a worthy prize, Oh, Charlotte, here's to you. JANE NELSON .lane is att'a1:tive and oh, so clever, Shels surely proved the best friend ever. How much we shall miss her, l ez1n't quite tell, We know shelll make good though. as she does all things well. GEORGE LUNDQUIST For his future we need not fear, 'Cuase an organist he will beg He'll play the organ with much fervor At Sheais or Palace prohahly. MJ 9 it ...... .. M 3 foie! L