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

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HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Corwin, Merton P., Principal Cotter, Julia C., Principal's Secretary Hart, Doris, Art Department Commercial Department Physical Education Department Eckberg, Agnes B., Dept. Head Watson, Harry T., Boysg Director Abrahamson, Ruth M. ' Boak, Hattie E. Cross, Jeannette Johnson, Mabel G. Pulver, Ernestine I. Velie, Mattie .l. Wickwire, Dorothy H History Department Lingo, William R., D Lennox, E. Pearle McMahon, Helen G. Roberts, May L. Stanford, Madeline ept. Head Bergquist, Ada E., Girls Moon, Denton J., Athletic Coach English Department M Freck, Laura F., Dept. Head Crittenden, Helena Dean, Bonny B. Dickson, Hazel F. Fraser, Hazel L. Rogers, Madeleine C. Schermerhorn, E. Mildred W ood, Ruth H. athematics Department Stonehouse, Helena Williams, Avary E., Dept. Head Wright, Genevieve E. Farman, Nell D. , Moon, Denton J. Home Economics Dept. Sherwood, Panny L. Austin, Madeline, Mrs., Dept. Head Tillotson, M. Ida Lausterer, Edna L., lst term ..Weidler, Edna M. Longshore, Elizabeth, 2nd term Winslow, George W. Latin Department Library Department Bargar, Mary A.. Dept. Head Greene, Ella, Dept. Head Mauritzson, Anna Fancher, Genevieve E. Orr, Cora B. Fuermann, Eugenia Manual Arts Department Science Dept. Cudlipp, Edwin F., Jr Kline, Harry W., Dept. Head Harding, Roland Diamond, Alice Kuhn, Charles A. Schlotzer, Bertha M. Stilson, D. Earl M d L D VanDerWarker, Leslie H. 0 em anguage epartmem Ad , Eckberg, Beatrice E., Dept. Head vlsors Barber, Emma M. Stonehouse, Helena, Girls Mahoney, Geraldine E. Winslow, George W. McGuirl, Florence F. Attendance Teachers Farman, Nell D., Girls Tillotson, M. Ida, Boys Names in italics will give clues to baby pictures.

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on C 't- l EDITORJIAL 1a'Q . N lb MDA , lg -jj Mali . W t S HIS book is the record of our last year in High School. It con- tains accounts of all our activities, and our frivolities. Al- though it has not fulfilled our dream, into it have gone our best e-Hiorts and hopes. May it bring back to you who read this book in later years memories of our happy days here together. How great is the realm of signs! Tread as lightly as we may, we cannot escape them. lVlath signs dance protestingly in our minds, confusedly mingled with lurid high- way and stop signs. Horrible minus signs glare at us from report cards when a little plus sign would change the parental wrath to a blessing. Though we walk with our eyes closed, the signs of Spring cannot pass by unnoticed:-inevitable pussywilliows on the teachers, desks, be-mottoed Fords sending up clouds of dust, and couples strolling down the corridors. The signs of a Senior are unmistakable: arms laden with booksjhose tilted toward the heavens and lordly looks at undergraduates. But the most awe-inspiring, the most mel- ancholy and the saddest sight of all is an Editor rushing to the fro, frantically tearing her hair-the sign that another Editorial is in process and another Senior Annual is about to make its debut.