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

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William R. Lingo, Who Would have been a senior section teacher this year, died on October 3, 1933, after sixteen years of outstanding service as head of the history department. His strong and Winning personality and noble character endeared him to all the students who came under his influence. Harold T. Bosely, who Was a member of the class of '34, died December 2, I93I in his sopho- more year. 13 N Z 4

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Editorial Every year the Red and Green is the farewell of the senior class to its beloved Alma Mater. This year it becomes even more than that. It is the farewell of every class that has ever graduated from this vener- able building. Although our senior annual is giving voice to the history and remin- iscences of all the alumni from 1868 to the present, it is reallylirst of all the voice of the class of '34. With the passing years, Father Time has changed the size and appearance of each graduating class, but he cannot alter the fact that we of '34 bear the same love for our school as did the members of the first class in 1868. We have seen this historic building at its worst, but we will always cherish in memory every nook and cranny of its well-worn old corridors and class rooms. May the 1934 year book of the Red and Green perpetuate for J. H. S. Alumni its traditions, ideals, and happy memories. 12

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V ,gil Ll Class Motto iii ill Specfemur Agenafo - L I 225, iff' 'ff L tl -ii: l -L ,L.',!mk,,rL, -5 Class F lower if Ei- White Rose - We salute thee, dear old H. S. To you, we'll give our love forevermore, And ev'ry member of this class Cherishes memories gone past. Though you'll not stand much longer, As you are, you'll stand much stronger, For near a century, always staunch and true Again we salute thee, together as a crew. The ship of life sails onward Still we,ll trudge and fight, Forward, sail, '34. -Florilyn Clarke. NX, , gl 2 5 2- I a I I I E 3 J 14 xl