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

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THE RED AND GREEN STAEE 1933 YEAR BOOK JAMESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK WILLIAM TAYLOR . LEROY BARKSTROM . RICHARD THRASHER lidizfor-in-Cbief Business Manager . Advertising Manager Conzfribuhng Editors ' ALFRED HAMMERSTROM, '33 DOROTHY WATSON, '33 B. PAUL JOHNSON, '33 DOROTHY CHRISTENSEN, '33 XVILLIAM THOMAS, '33 JOYCE RANDALL, '33 JANE LUNDQUTST, '34 Basirzes ERNEST JONES, '33 RODGER GUSTAFSON, '33 EVAN BERGXVALL, '33 ROBERT JOHNSON, '33 JOHN ECKLUND, '34 Art BURDETTE CARLSON, '33 SEYMOUR SMITH, '34 MARY JANE NTURPHY, '34 BARBARA PRICE, '34 LILLIAN CARD, '34 JEAN CI-IIVERTON, '34 MARY JANE SAMUELSON, '35 EMORY OSGOOD, '35 5 A ssistants CHARLES NORD, '34 FORD SVVANSON, '34 JACK BROWN, '34 GUST JONES, '35 Editors LAURETTA CASLER, '33 ELINORGRACE CHARLTON, '33 OSCAR ANDERSON, '33 PAUL LANSING JOHNSON, '33 Typists ALBERTA CARLSON, '33 LOIS COURSON, '33 ELIZABETH HANLIN, '33 Advisor, MIS ALICE ENOSTROIVI, '33 RUTH ERICKSON, '33 ENID HAUENSTEIN, '33 CQ W U7 'T' uf C R1 3' 77 TU :J rn ru 74 1 11 II 'xx

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RED AND GREEN STAFF

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EDITORIAL Never before in our history have we been confronted with world conditions parallel to those of today. Members of this class realize, doubtless, the critical and far-reaching problems that will confront them as they leave the protecting portals of their Alma Mater. Facing the realities of life even in normal times is a hard enough task for a young person but with conditions as they exist today it seems a well-nigh insur- mountable venture. We should realize that, only by adjusting ourselves to the occasion with a spirit of cooperation, faith, and the will to con- quer, shall We be able to hold steadfast to our ambitions and aspirations for the future. With a spirit of optimism that cannot be denied, let us, the class of 1933, appoint ourselves right now the ''depression-busters and depres- sion preventers' of tomorrow, for upon our shoulders is going to rest the solution of future financial tangles, upon our shoulders is going to rest the future welfare and prosperity of the world. As we have learned from experience, let us profit by that experience. As a closing thought may I leave with you this quotation from Phil- lips Brooks which seems singularly appropriate for a graduate to keep always in mind: To work, to help, and to be helped, to learn sympathy through suf- fering, to learn faith by perplexity, to reach truth through wonder, behold! this is what it is to prosper, this is what it is to livef' rlf his Dk Witliiii these pages are contained brief items relating to the various organizations, to our athletics, and to the individual members of the Senior class. We have attempted to review the defeats and victories, the work and play of this last pleasant year. If, in the future, by glancing through these pages, happy memories of what We were like in our work and play are recalled, we, the 1933 Red and Green staff will feel satisfied with this annual.