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

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E. ilotial NCE more the Senior Annual struts across the stage. Its act gives a picture of our serious and of our gay moments. This act is also a talkie and may he featured at any later time when we wish to recall our carefree school days. May it he a pleasant entertainment for all. How time does fly! It awaits no one,s leisureg but how much more pleasant this world would he if time should go fast or slow at our heck and call. Many catastrophies would he avoided if the clock hand would only fly around a little faster in the last five min- utes, interval of a period when we had not prepared the end of our lesson. When report cards loom up, however, we yell to have the time go slower and the days become longer so that We might make up the last month,s lessons. Before exams, also, minutes should be expanded into hours giving us time to do some last minute cramming. And what a pity it is that Seniors can he so superlatively superior only such a short time! But that,s a lucky break for the Sophs and Juniors. And now at last the time of waiting for your Senior Annual has passed and you are hereby faced with it in person. X 5.5544

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,! .f T THE RBD AND GREEN SENIOR ANNUAL 1930 JAMESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK THE STAFF VIRGINIA ALLEN, '30 ---- Editor-in-Chief Contributing Editors BARBARA RUGG, '30 FRANCESCA GOODELL, '31 PAUL A. BURGESON, '30 BARBARA KETTLE, '31 JAMES THRASHER, '30 RUTH SEYMOUR, '31 VIRGINIA BENSON, '30 LUCIAN WARREN, '31 JAMES GOODELL, '32 Art Editors ROBERT CANE, '30 HAROLD LUNDBERG, '30 MERTON CORWIN '30 - - Business Mana er I E FREDERICK ABBOTT, '30 - - Advertisin Mana er 5' g Assistant Business Managers WALLACE OLDSTROM, '30 CULMERT SUNBBERG, '30 JACK PIERCE, '30 FRED HAYES, '31 HAROLD WADE, '30 STANLEY WEEKS, '31 PAUL J. BERGESON '30 GEORGE KESSLER, '31 7 DANIEL ANDERSON '30 GEORGE CLAPP '32 7 3 Typists LINNEA DANIELS, '30 SHIRLEY HAGER, '30 ' CLARICE BLOOMQUIST, '30 FLORENCE KETCIIIIM, '30 VIVIAN CHALL, '30 , ALBERTHA MAGNUSON, '30

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To Julia C. Cotter the Class of 1930 expresses appre- ciation for herfpatient seryice and the privilege of C benefitting from her quiet Ways. HHer ways are ways of pleasantness And all her paths are peace.