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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1936 volume:

1-:www M' ., r. V . A 9 , QM' QU, fyofoy, W, 7 WMo fW ' - ww if ,,,,w i-fw '5' 0 'WIN ' ve A WWW WW . Qyif 7Mff 5 N fmf f1zffwf is GW w' mE?ffv Q Wwe f he by fsvfikwf' ASQ W AKQQQI 10' 0Q'lgQ:1ff JE Wx 'ifi ? L 2 QED , , K 'viii fig . 3 Q SA , ,6iffQf 775 X WWW x K 0 MISS SCHERMERI-IORN the Class of 1936 wishes to dedi- cate their boolc. May it ever recail to us memories of her true comradesiwip, nigh aims and ideals, as well as lwer understanding spirit and willing service THE RED AND GREEN STAFF 1936 YEAR BOOK JAMESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL JAMESTOWN. NEW YORK O ROBERT B. APPLEYARD . Edifor-In-Chief GEORGE DAWSON . Business Manager WALTER CRAIG . Adveriising Manager FRANK FORTUNE . . Publicify Manager ASSOCIATE EDITORS JANET MEADER. '36 CLAYTON JONES, '36 CATHERINE PARTRIDGE, '36 LESLIE ANDERSON, '37 BARBARA DYKEMAN, '36 ROBERT BARGAR, '37 HELEN FRANKLIN, '36 GEORGE PRIVATEER. '37 DORIS FESS. '38 JAMES FLEEK, '38 MARGUERITE MOSELER. '36 BUSINESS ASSISTANTS CURTISS TABER, '36 GUNNAR LUNDGREN. '37 PAUL O'BRlEN. '36 CHARLES PHILIPS, '37 PHILIP MULA. '36 STANLEY WAHLBERG, '37 ART EDITORS SHERWOOD SIMMONS. '36 JAMES SPITALE, '36 ALICE FORSLIN, '36 MARIAN KEEFE, '36 THOMAS TERRANOVA. '36 TYPISTS MARY MARTYN. '36 DOROTHY STREED. '36 MARY COOPER. '36 JOSEPHINE FOTI. '36 VIRGINIA THOMAS. '36 THELMA OLSON. '36 Adviser. MISS LAURA F. FRECK Science MISS MATTIE J. VELIE Commercial Ccimmilfee for Announcements MISS EMMA M. BARBER MISS BERTHA M. SCH LOTIER Commifieeon Pinsand Rings Commiflee on Baccalaurede MISS RUTH H. WOOD English on Class Motto on Senior Play MISS MADELEINE C. ROGERS English Commifiee on Class Day MISS LILLIAN C. BRINK Commercial Commiilee on Class Day Dress MISS MARY W. MORTON . Fwilcil Commercial Commmes on CGPS and Commikee on Caps and Gowns Gowns . Honor Sociefy Advisor Miss MAY L. nosems W55 RUTH M- H. ABRAHAMSON isiory I Ccmmiiiee on Comrflercml Bacceleureeie Commliiee UV' D MISS HATTIE E. BOAK Commercial Commiflee on Charles E. Hall Debafe IJ MISS MABEL G. JOHNSON Commercial Commiriee on Caps and Gowns MISS FRANCES L. CHADDOCK Commercial Commillee on Caps and Gowns MR. THEODORE M. PETERSON Science Commillee on Class Day MISS LAURA F. FRECK Head of English Deparfmeni Adviser of Senior Annual Comrniilae on Class Gifi Senior Banquel Besl uitsltte t.b.,..ty 11.5.52 Zi. el....z.f MERTON P. CORWIN Principal AVARY E. WILLIAMS MARGARET C. GRAHAM Vice Principal Principal's Secretary CLARA F. MORTON CAROLYN GREENLUND Otiice Assistant Ottice Assistant DOROTHY TURNBULL Ottice Assistant ART DEPARTMENT Himes. Eleanor P.. Dept. Heed Brewstront. Agnes K. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT ickltserg. Agnes B., Dept. Head ett. Rett. 1. 13.4343 4. 4 , ,nec Abrahamson, Ruth M. ' Boali. Hattie E. Brink. Lillian Chaddoclr. Frances L. Eclwardsen, Astrid Johnson. Mabel G. Morton. Mary W. Smith. Louise A. Velie. Mattie J. Wicltwire. Dorothy H. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Freclt. Laura F.. Dept. Head Dean. Bonny B. Dicison, Hazel F. ' Fuller. Jessie Larson, Esther Lutzhott. Wendy D. Olson, Ann H. aetzniclr. Myrtle L. Rigqins. Geldye B. tzegets. Madeleine C. Schermerhorn, E. Mildred Tauzel. Mary E. Wood. Ruth H. HISTORY DEPARTMENT McMahon. Helen G.. Dept. Head Andrel. Karl G. Lennox. E. Pearle Mahoney. Geraldine E. Nelson. Ranghild I. Roberts. May L. Stonehouse. Helena Wilson. Robert C. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Williams. Hazle M.. Dept. Head Dietzen. Dorothy M. Hilton. Geraldine Johnson, Henrietta M. Peirce. Kathleen Schryver, Alice E. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Goranson. Arthur Goranson, Ebba H.. Supervisor Moe. Ruth A. MEDICAL INSPECTION DEPARTMENT Holman. Dr. Marguerite, Dept. Head BowerS. Jane P., Health Teacher Ellis. Alice M.. Health Teacher Palmquist, Jeanette INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mason. Kenneth B.. Dept. I-load Couture. Joseph H. cuattpp, E.-twin F. Bush. Alfred D. Harding. Roland Fern. Gordon Kuhn. Charles A. A Stilson. D. Earl -Z9,a5.5l7fson Strum, Andrew Wheeler. Raymond LIBRARY DEPARTMENT Green. Ella W.. Dept. Head Heeet. shattey. Ottice Assistant Fanclver, Genevieve E. Fuerrnann. Eugenia MATH EMATICS DEPARTMENT Williams, Avery E.. Dept. t-teea Bergquist. Aete E. Cocltshott. Allred Farman. Nell D. Moon, Denton J. Sherwood. Fanny L. Weidler. Edna M. Winslow. George W. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Ecltberg. Beatrice E.. Dept. Head Berber. Emma M. Maurihson. Anna McGuirl, Florence F. smith. Gladys M. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Watson. Harry T.. Director Ayers. Allen F.. Assistant Coach Carlson. Fern M. Hardanburg. Sheridan Moon. Denton J.. Coach Tatt. Rolland H. Thomson. Doris T. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Kline. Harry W.. Dept. Head Ayers, Allen F. Peterson. Theodore M. Schlotzer. Bertha M. ADVISERS Stonelwouse. Helena. Girls Winslow. George W.. Boys ATTENDANCE TEACHERS Farman. Nell D., Girls Smith. Gladys, Boys EDITORIAL S we, fhe Class of I936. are fhe inifial class fo graduafe from James- fown's new and beaufiful high school. if seems only fiffing Thai' we pay fribufe in our year bool: fo 'rhe splendid sfrucfure which. parfly fhru fhe unfiring efforfs of our well loved principal, Merfon P. Corwin. has been made possible for us fo enjoy. We wish fo express, also. our grafifude and appre- ciafion fo fhe Board of Educafion and fhe cifizens of Jamesfown who helped fo make fhis dream a realify. And now as fhe school. ifself. has organized and developed, we find fhaf wifhin if a finer and more cooparafive spirif has falcen roof fo grow and flourish as fhe years go on. This new spirif is pervasive, for we find fhaf if has enfered info every branch of school acfivifies, from music fo dramafics, debating and afh- lefics. The school sociefies are becoming more Than mere organizafions in name, for fhey are living, vifal bodies, pulsafing wifh 'fhe modern spirit of Jamesfown High School. As high school sfudenfs we have wifnessed many profound changes in our school sysfem. ln our Sophomore year we had fhe experience of being fhe lasf class fo affend fhe old high school building. operafed under fhe Plafoon sysfem of affendance. During ninefeen hundred fhirfy-five when we were iuniors, our class aflended nof only fhe fhree Junior High Schools in fhe fall ferm during fhe building program. buf also 'rhe porfables on fhe high school campus. ln January we moved info fhe newly finished lndusfrial Arfs building and lafer info our presenf sfafely edifice, acclaimed by many as one of America's mosf modern and besf equipped school buildings. And now fhe fime has come for us fo presenf fo you fhe J. H. S. Senior An- nual for l93b. lf is wifh a greaf deal of pleasure and yefiwifh some sadness fhaf we do fhis, since 'these are fhe closing momenfs in our dear school. We hope fhaf fhis will serve as a sforehouse of memories for you. Af fhis fime. 'ihanlns should be exfendecl fo Miss Laura F. Freclc. fhe members of fhe sfaff, and fhe adverfisers who have helped fo make fhis publicafion a success. The Annual would nof be complefe wifhouf paying fribufe fo fhe memory of fhe lafe George F. Goltey. whose inferesf in fhe building program of fhe schools. made him an oufsfanding characfer in public school life. Clinfon B. Winsor. one of fhe firsf graduafes of fhe Jamesfown Union School and Collegiafe lnsfifufe. class of l868, has a greaf-greaf-nephew, Richard H. Balcer, in fhe firsf graduafing class of fhe new High School. 0 MERTON P. CORWIN our principal. we pay affectionate Yribule as a loader. an organizer, and n Iriend of every shidenl in Jsmeslown High School. ln the same meesure that we now owe much fo him for Ihe planning and equipping of our new high school building, so in ihe iulure we will owe much Io him for shaping and developing ihe spirit of the new J. H. S. 0 AVARY E. WILLIAMS vice-principal of J. H. S. and head of Ihe Mnlhemeiics Deparlmeni' we wish also lo pay lribulo for his lcind and sympafheiic inIeresI in us. Ior his capable supervision of The Juniors and Seniors during the build- ing program. and for his cooperaiion in helping fo conslrucl The spirir of sIu:lcnI IiIe in J. H. S. 0 MISS FRECK versatile and compelenf head of Ihe English Deparlmenf and facully adviser of ihe Senior Annual, whose charm. pefience and underslandinq have rnedn her an excelleni teacher, long in service and high in repufe. and whose beloved gundam and willing service as Senior advisor fha class deeply appreciaies. we psy secref Iribuio. i CLASS PAGE COLORS-Yale blue and while FLOWER-Delphinium MOTTO- Building anew. improving always CLASS SONG The class of lhidy-six now bids A lingering farewell To lreachers palienl and sincere, Who lessons 'laughl so well. Our aim is high: may we noi fail To carry on, serene. By love and lrulh we lrhus avail Honor lo J. H. S. supreme. Chorus: We are lhe 'class of '36 Proud lo be lirsl' in line: We will always be loyal and ever be lrue To Jameslown High sublime. -Lillian Eld. '3b. CLASS SONG We're proud of the Senior Class For work so nololy done. We're proud of lhe Senior Class The class of greal' renown. We're proud of The class lhal ranks most high '36 can never die. So onward fhen fo vicfory Hail. Seniors! Hail to thee. Chorus: Onward lhen class of '36 Whose slandards are so highly fixed. Onward fhen 'lo viciory Hail, Seniors! Hail fo lhee. -Phyllis Sorenson, '3b. Lindbeck, Jane ..... csrlson, ares . ..... Tramoniana, Richard cnilsnn, Agnes M. F. Moseler. Mafooerilo Finsn, George ., .... Himes, Alberta ...... , Dobbins, Willis . ..... Johnson, Vivien , .....,. Fieyrnsyor. Bernice Johnsen, Phyllis J. Carlson. lrene A. E, wiaiio, Jane .... wslon, Rea ...... Anderson, Elixabelh sannson, can A. McGrath, Eileen Lundquisf, Vivian ..,. . .... Swanson. H. Paulina Howell, Jean ....... Hanson, Ivan . .,.. ,. Herkerl, Rosemary Parlrid e Calherlne aoyls, 'Mn .......... Howard, Ruth V. Foii, Josephine Larson, Elsie ...... , Horton, Lois B. Franzen, Vivi ........... .. Geransnn, Phyllis E. .. Roselle, Ross . .... .,.. , .. Simmons, Sherwood .. anne., Lyn. .... .... , Crossman Marian , . . . Swanson, Evel n ,,.. Caron, Doroihy Sampson, Lanvsey .. Anderson. Mallerla ..,. .. Harris, James H. .... Meader, Janei ..... Madeen, Harold Gusialson, Lueile ..,. Franklin, Holon Trusso, Franl: .... Henry. Jean ...... .. Nelson, Jeanelie . .... .. Kninkonisoelioi, Ellis ,... .. Carlson, Kalharine Lindhnlm, Clara ..., Andersen, Sylvia ...,. Faqersirom. Donald .... ., Olson, Thelma .. ..... Eberman, Virginia Hastings, Kai syn ..,. Darroc , George .... , Bastian, Cecil ...... Kidder. Marian Dylieman, Barbara ... Hammerslrom . Nels .. Malmslrom. Lillian Oso ' I n. Edith ...,...,. Rodman, Alice Calco, Sebastian .. Mohl, Lorraine Anderson Ph , oebe L. ,. Pelersan. Lillian . ...... . . Appleyard, Robert .,.. .. 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'i'T'?'i'i 'F7'i BRET CARLSON PRESIDENT Hi-Y, Sevenlaen. idol of romance lB.R.l. nobilily. Capitol Hill. KENT YOUNG KEEPER OF PROPERTIES Women slayer, J Club. Hi-Y, pefmaliey plus. loolball manager, cleaner end dyar. CURTISS TABER VICE PRESlDENT l-li-Y, Lula , Womens Man. drarnatics, father! successor JEAN L. JACOBSON SECRETARY Ml Y, flashing eyes. honor feng, v.e'.. designer. C ROBERT APPLEYARD TREASURER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF of Senior Annual My Blue Heaven, Blond Apollo . Esquire. Aw gee, fellowsl. naw dalas. pete sonaliry plus, bishop. X . T . GEORGE DAWSON BUSINESS MANAGER of Sensor Annual Janel ACepalla tall handsome buf nol clarlc honor sludenl merropol dan slar 1 WALTER CRAIG ADVERTISING MSR. of Senior Annual C.S.C., commercial adver- lising. Got your Senior Annual liclcel7. big busi- ness man. lr MABELLE ADAMSON Shy, boyish, Garbds double. arlisl. JOSEPHINE ALBANO Curly hair. sparlrling eyes. sfeady dales. nurse. I SYLVIA ANDERSEN Gay times, friends. demurea ness. whn knows? ARTHUR ANDERSON Rad , Plymoullrs, hislory shark 171. Morning Posl magnum, CLAYTON ANDERSON Maier Hoople. A, M,, bowler, newspaper msqnsra. snwnnn Annsnson A, Z.. sporl anlhusiasl. quiel. scoul' leader. LILLIAN AHLSTEAD Sparkling. gay reparfee, mar- cels. Qay -gallanls. house on Long Island. STANLEY ALEXAN DER Commercial law. personalily, healed discussions, Sigma Nu, funn., lfrwyef. dvap enemies. ANNA L. ANDERSON Dark eyespquiet friendliness. ambitious. business woman. r BERTRAM A DERSON f- ' Orfi Nell , green funds. briglvff' ideas. bollos. race-lracln driv r. I ' Ain Yy ,,,, ' RIS E. ANDERSON U, , , Near clorfhos. shy smiles. loyal friendslriaslsicnaifepluer. 'QU , ELIZABETH ANDERSON Prepared lessons. friencl in need. library books. slrorla hand shark. GLADYS E. ANDERSON Mi-Y. friendly smiles. ferny grolloes. slenographer. JEAN NE ANDERSON Clwelferbox, baslcelball heroes. pelife, puns l7J, radio comedi- enne. LILLIAN S. ANDERSON l.ill . Sigma Bela. lwinlclinq eyes. l-lislory C, friends, col- lege leeclwer. MABLE V. ANDERSON Happy disposition. reserved, velcnllons in Clveuleuqua. beoklceeper. MARIAN E. ANDERSON Bruwn eyes. challer and gig- gles, roller skating. book- keeper. f' JORIE A. ANDERSON X ond locks, bluo eyes, pelilu ieu ne Elle. lypisl. V R. HOLGAR ANDERSON Snapper , A. R., slrong si- lenl type. baskelball. Little Eva . J club. coach. KATHERYN E. ANDERSON Kay , S, A. 5. . Music iours. gnod spew brilliant musical ' career. lg W .xx l I ij.. .' X li ul - .J M, . SM ,-fy l L0lS G. ANDERSON Lenny . blonde. lmilling. sluorllmnd, beams, smiles. hull of lame. K 4 WW MADELYN E. AN DERSON Friendly, classic blond. llserly Iaughfer. model. MARIAN H. L. ANDERSON Droll remarks, true lriend. Lullxer League. lhird grade leacher. 1 V! PAUL G. ANJDERSON Elaclricel -genfl s. quiet and reservedhg 6 pal, eleclrical la-ggneering. A if PEARL V. ANDERSON Derl: eyes. ruliled blouses. chow dogs. nurse. ANDER Rol ska ng. b ng. sludy ff he lien plumber. l l SHIRLEY E. ANDERSON Fun-loving. always busy, Isurn- sllorlhend, endless chalter. f:QHgwie . ice skaling. f w THEODORE ANDERSON Ted , malhemaiical genius. Thai Dodge , uuiomobil dealer, LOUIS J. ANGELO Me and Husing, snapshols. everybodys pal. J club, pol- ilics, commercial pholoqraplmer. HENRlETTA MARIE ARROTT Vivid lips1icR, black Ponliacs. J. B. F.. bungalow in Wesl- field. RICHARD BALCOM Shari wave listener. radio club. electrician. ALICE CAROLINE EARKMAN Kn'Ited suiis, blue slice, ac- complished pianist. I-loms Ec. rancher. Niagara Falls. CHARLES BATTLE 4'e.nCw', c. or, .pple pass, laugh quy7. Muck driver. MARION CATHERINE BEACH House purlios. Clamoni Perl. Sigma Bere. girl Irionds. Tea room hcsioss. LORRAINE PORTER BELKNAP PoIerson's proiegu. Miami , wirly remar'1s, docIor's assis' fani. OTTO BENSON Pos? carrier, aulomobiles. bowl- sr, erfisf. chef. ROGER C. BARGAR Reserved. big business, warch maker. mechanic. C CECIL WM. BASTIAN Rakis amaieur. W80gh. malh shark. civil engineer. KENNETH J. BAXELL Chi. O.. qol your aconomics?. smoolh cars. deep ihinker. bookkeeper, ETH EL BECKMAN Roller slcalinq, paliiq-. perma- nenfs, eternal Changi, priv-aio secreiary. HAROLD BENSON Meth shark. good sludenl. Pre- Ienders, business earner. LILLIAN BERGIUS Blondie , Sigma Bela. reii- cence. high ruling. privale secreiary. ELSIE L. BERGMAN snappy , Siqmc Bern, hoses of friends. Geomerry. school for one. x VIRGINIA BINGHAM Diny , Iailorecl suiIs. basket- ball slat, clieiifian. WILBERT C. BLOO MOU IST Geomelry sherlr. Now falls Ihis quy'EucIid. Jeeneiie, The fu- Iure ballcrd chein. engineer. BERNICE BORKMAN Perife, dancing. camping rrips. everyone's paI. secreiery. KENNETH BRAINARD Fredonia, band, warbler. hardy bacll slaps, college professor. LOIS I. BREED Periie. Icp dancing. myslery girl, blues singer. open fires. keep The home fires burning. ANNA M. BIANDOLLILO Smiles, wir, fun. friendliness. o camp anferiainer, GAIL BLOOMQUIST Arlisi, bowler, subIle, wir, efiice manager. JAMES M. BOERST A. Z. Gad uneasy , Emo, good nurured. Kehla, clever comebacks, iournalisf. MARY M. BOYLE Swaef. demure smiles. honor sludeni. Latin shark. professor of English. JANET BRECKINRIDGE NeeIness. tell candles, ailrac- Iive persenelify. private secre- Iary. ROBERT BRILL Y A. Z., Go? your inrermediaIe7. good-naIured. college fooibell coach, boxing. snoolcy . LUCY J. BROADHEAD Those puns and smiles. per- sonaliiy. friendly ways. Fifih Avenue Shoppe. HAZEL Ready srnil anoes. fireplaces. so h clolh riv- ye T eff DEAN HURT Little big man. smiles. friends. organilaiions. lawyer. f LY W UTLER eric T ni , Good morn- i bo s'. high records, phy- , s. college prof. ROSE M. CALANNIO Personality plus. srnocfh. boy friends. parries. sfardusi. Fiflh Avenue rnannequin. AGNES M. F. CARLSON Knilied, Alberia's friend, el- ways dependable. dieiifian. DOROTHY BRYANT Chic. daies. preily. Tau Theta Baia. dancer. GEORGIA A. BURROUGHS High siapper. Wcl+ . spag- hofii suppers, Pinky , radio songsfress. JEANNE P. BU RT LiHle Sunshine . conference leader. Cheufauqua surnmars, second Pavlowa. ,lx J 5 I SEPH I BRESE Quia dependable, mechanic- ally minded, scieniisl, likeable. s FASTIAN F. c Cb N Bur felbuir. bl , - Se.-vs papgrgaggfevs news XX ' JN xx T R. BURNELL CARLSON Hi-Y, Tilden ll. Journal Press. hisiory shark, ihai iniermedi- aiel. auio crack-ups. CARL CARLSON Doc , Lulu, marathon runner, J Club. Jack Dugan. actor. ETHEL CARLSON Laughing eyes, curls. lots of friends. schaolmarm. we , 9 l - be K - .1',v -J 'f r'-J' g ,, J ' 1 ,X K l W JUNE M, CARLSON Persevering, neat.l intellectual devotee. primperl A'Capella. Mi-Y. missionary. LOIS V. CARLSON Pi Phi pin. Home Economics. puns. department head. MARIAN C. CA Ruth a d l ome Ec. shark. leadin . P. astray, home on Long Island. J., Y RAYMON D CARLSON Srr-tiles . solitude. physics, Brother Good. Friday night fig ht. surveyor. DO ROTHY E. CARLSON Clever. twinkling eyes. sudden smiles. nurse lhow long7l. be-2' , 494,-f-fad IRENE CARLSON I Quiet. friendly. reserved. a famous mathematician. KATHERINE E. CARLSON Little white cottage. laughter. home fires. dental hygienist. MARIE CARLSON Smart clothes. soft voice. blue seas. quiet places. kindergarten teacher. W OW' PARK CARLSON A. R.. senator from James- town. Do you realize , ambi- tious. Lyceum. statesman. REYNOLD CARLSON Model husband, dasher, Al- berta , dances. college. C . fl A. VIRGINIA CARLSON Bebbling brooks. castles in Tid- iouie. pelile, good housewile. PARK CATCH POLE C. S. C.. woman helm. two hundred good drives. unspoken vhoughls, chief image. H. SHELDON CHADWICK Pl Phi, legs in flue aisle. Slici- gun , close second Io empire slule, Moon Over Miami, C. P. A. GERALD A, CHAPMAN Qlerinelisf. Lyceum. Msgs. Hoople, boy scouls. induslrial clwemisl. MARGARET J. CLARK Ther smile. her giggles, her ruddy complexion, channel swimmer, NELLIE T. CLARK Happy go lucky, capable, cheerful, Beb . dietalics. .IOSEPHINE CASSEMENTO Sully. giggles. C. C. C.. dark eyes. hiking. books. child psy- clboloqisl. DOROTHY CATON Movies. nulsnlvlown hips. Day- Ion. house parlioi. linguist. INEZ RUTH CHAMBERLAIN Conserveiive, sincere, red gold hair. Home Ec.. collage for Two. JENNIE CHIFFIN Smoolh, pelile. dimples. curls. intellect, commercial success. MARY LOUISE CLARK Curly locks, humor. SI. Bcne's. laughing eyes, lawyer. SM QW ORRON CLARK Strunk Road. P. G., Hello for everybody. osa'fymM'S League., Son of lhe soil, scienlilic agri- culiurisl. CATHERINE COLEMAN Belle of Fluvanna, carefree. reliable. Pharmacist. I 1 IJ I If 1 , nusv F. connen Larry. wavy hair. beauty oper- etor. good dancer, June bridakf MARY B. COOPER Pins galore, dancing feet. J. U.. smiles. corporation presif dents secretary. MARJORIE L. CRICK Pebecco camera smile. Chuck . pianist, talkative. metrimony. JEAN CROZIER Coiiiures. motorcycle. spark- ling wit. hikes l7l. nurse. xl ,kill LADYS DAHLGREN ' Sweet personelily. windblown bobs. A'CupeIla. champion swimmer. H. GRAY COLGROVE Concentration plus. Chi Sig.. college. posl magnele. EDWIN COOK Mystery man. bookkeeping, last word in elliciency. Do- Molny. oudilor. BETTY CRAIG Smooth dresser, J. E. F., eski- mo pies. Freddie. K. E., nurse. MARIAN A. CROSSMAN C. C. C.. Emerson Club, out- door sports. girl scout director WILLIAM CUSIMANO l-li-Y. Post carrier. English de beter, Corporation lawyer. MARY JANE DAHLQUIST Punster. J , smooth dates, Phi Delta. movie actress. CARL D'ARGENTO Ping-pong enlhusiasl, baseball, bowling. Evelyn. athletic direc- lor. JAN E DAWSON Sfeody dales, business law slmrl UI, dances. Frank, home manager. VIRGINIA DELAIN Dales, D.D.. house parfies, clofhes, dremalics. slenoqraphic unlil-7 SARAH DONATO Aftraciive clolhes, good friend. hardy slips. uniform, JEAN DRACUP Darla eyes. Queen , Angora cats. wavy hair. doctor! secre- tary. 1 . YF' BARBARA DYKEMAN' '- Pee:e . lhe gm Wim mx dreamy eyes. K. E., secrel ro- mances. smoolh clolhes, Welles- ley. VRRGINIA EBERMAN Phi Delfa. Ginny . snappy eyes. iukes, sweet peas. fea- room hosiess. EVELYN ECKLU ND SkIppy . longornus. good pal- capable. flushing eyes. nurse. X X A ROYAL . GGLESTON Boy Sc' 1. eh nh Sigma Nu Yan . X X XJ DONALD ELFVIN Whai an appsfifsn. Joe E Brown. exponenbs. fha? smile bookkeeping. scienfisf. HAROLD ERICKSON Auto mechanics, unruly hair spark, oufdoor msn. WALTER ERICKSON 'That Essexln. mechanics. Hi-Y church, bufcher. 1 GEORGE FINCH Carloonisl. sfamp colleclor. youlh and inlellecl. wriler. DOROTHY FI RTH Dol , Warren week-ends. dancing. good pal. happy-gm lucky. dlelilian. DELORES FISHER Har dogs. moonlighl rides. wavy auburn hair. denial nurse. JOSEPHINE M. FOTI Dimples, blushes. curly hair. brilliance. honor roll. privale sec reiary. ROSE FOTI Wise cracks, bright lipsliclns. lseaulician. reporler. HELEN FRANKLIN Sr. Annual Sfaii, brown hair. D, D.. dates, secrerary lo Drummond. W. V. C. L, ROBERT FINDLAY Chem shark. shy smiles. friendly. scianiilic farmer. GEORGIA FIRTH Jo , camping. friends. ready smiles. auditor. ' SHIRLEY FORD Mi-Y. smooth clothes. lap dancing. French teacher. JOSEPHINE MA RY FOTI Sweaters. dark eyes. smiles. sludenl. quielness. housewife. FRANK FORTUNE Hurley - Foriuns Advsrlisars. Swanson's. imagination. public- ity aqanl. VIOLET FRANSEN Dainfy. reserved. swimming champion, VIVI S. K. FRANZEN Tools , curly top. high marks. secluded corners and-I accounienf. RUTH M. FREY Earrings. giggles. house parties. Chi Zefas. Vulcoie. modisfe. BERNICE GARDNER Dimples. smiles. reserved. shy glances. arfisi. CARL GISSLIN Sis , man of leisure. fhe fhinker. pondering. bakery J if.f5' ,:1PHYLLlS GORXNSON A loyal friend, Her Prince -Charming Band Dnysl, musical genius, music composer, DONALD GREENDAHL Ding', Peggy. creener. Post boy. somewhat hardy. Fred Asiaire aspiranf. WMUQJLJ HAROLD J. FREDLAND Posl, snowbanlxs. fisherman. Nelson-Bufis. newspapermen. BERNICE E. FREYMEYER Gracious, shy. conscientious. knitting. Mi.Y. Wisconsin. feecher. JAMES GARIFI Jim , Silenl Niqhis. hislory shark, James in the corner. Wfesvring, eecnnicssn. bl V jx, J JANET GOODWIN High ambilions. vacniions in Castile. weeily lehers. laugh- fer, physician. JOHN GRANDIN A. Z., The Deacon . keen socks and manner, anlique cars. executive, VERNON GREENWOOD J club. Red and Green Flesh. bar-room harmony. Maryella . why don'1cha? sfeward. N i GILBERT GRIFFIN French slmrlr. quief. weel:-end Irips. heard buf noi seen. mafhemelics. engineer ANTHONY GUGINO Aviation, sporls. edvenlurer Iriclis, future slale lrcoper. Mill C B. GUIDO J. . S. aslcefboll manager- id S. class cooperelion. or I. business man. JANE GUSTQFSON Sheri lJolJ5,4Ii.l5n fl1nllrl?l . wins ning smiles. ollywood bound. ff 1 LUCILLE E. GUSTAFSON Sweet dispoxilion. congenial companion. California. hips Io Chicago, nurse. ' i 1 Ku, ll 'lu WILLIAM FI. HALL. JR. A, Z.. My nine PeIie . Willie , Woosler swimming. speed demon. M. D. DE ETTA GRUNSTROM Felconzxr . slmling, outdoor girl. domesficnlly minded. a bungalow. CARMELA E. GUIDO Dark eyes. Home Ec.. good friend. while uniform. JANE GUINNANE Full of Ilia dicliens, Bud . K. E.. Olds , speeclsler cham- pion. FRED GUSTAFSON my giggles. bowler. Mimi. Jena . success, ' Ml BETTY HALL Sophisticalion. aitraclive. per- sonalily in clolhes. Duple- boy . buyer. If DOROTHY HALLBERG Poise. good cooln. always lale. loyal. nursemaid. NELS HAMMERSTROM Band. prepared lessons7. Elsie. commercial career. banker, IVAN HANSON High marlcs. mafh sharlr. radio amaieur, Wes! Point. WILLIAM JOSEPH HANSON Jack of all Irades, Falconer Rod and Gun Club. he-man sporlsman. MARGARET HARTLEY Bill. smooth clofhes. happy-qo- Iuclcv. nurse. GEORGE ARTHUR HAZEL Reserved. solilary hikes. a cab' In in Ihe woods. foreslar. 1.4. GERALD C. E. HEGLUND Languages. A'Capella, pianisr, woman haler. minisler. EDNA B. HAN KIN Mi-Y. friendly. capable. hum- ming. ofhces. courr srenoqra- pher. MARGUERITE HANSON Handsome is as Hanson does. big blue eyes. high ideals. Gm-die . cosfume designer. JAMES HARRIS A. Z., Sponge, Massa . un- resiralned lauqhler. My Dus- snberg Special. Beify, foolball mascol. KATHERYN J. HASTINGS Psppy. me. K, 2. c.. MH. Fredonia Normal. HELEN HEDLUND Ready charter. Kresge's. lale hours. D. D.. Gracie. buyer in a deparfmenl sfore. l' LIS L, Sb FREDRICK WILLIAM HEM- MERLY C. B. C.. Buffalo News, elec- tric shop. bicyclisl. elecrrician RHOE B. HENDERSON. JR. lndividuallly. A. R.. HAI . ideas. college. ANNE HERKERT Demure. promenedes in the hall. earrings. '28 Hudson. hos- pilel superintendent DUPREE HIGGINS Dulre . soulhern plenlelion. Peclrnrd molors. sioclr. Bl For- est, M. D. EDNA HIMEBAUGH Everybocly's pal, shorl and swesl, Vivien. school girl com- ' plexion. INEZ E. HITCHCOCK Creamy complexion. costume jewelry. dimples. ping pong. ns lurelisl. SHERWOOD HOLMES Slow motion. smirlrs. cronies. evialion school. JEAN HENRY Hi Sunshine! house parries. O, G.. Pittsburgh, Privaie sec' retary. ROSE MARY HERKERT Vivecious. pefile. language sherlr. dieliiien. TERESA HILL Chemisrry. giggles. absence slips. Texas bound and lhen7 nurse. ALBERTA HIMES Music rehearsals, language sherlr. lennis. Wyoming Cow- boys. iournelisl. W ALLEN E H OARD Marhemelician. pleasing per- sonaliiy. good sporl. silence is golden. ecrress. . RQ .-.rx ., Y NEVIL HORNER . Violer. exclusive deles, some body's hero. radio engineer, LOIS B. HORTON Peaches and cream comple X. ion. O. G., her Swedish accanr, o business man's lucky break. JEAN HOWDEN HOWELL Music. clevernsss. Erie. Ienni rosy cheeks. anriqua collecio JEANNE HULTQUIST Mi-Y prssidenf, ls good pa s. r. MLY conferences, basketball games - Gunny7. French Teacher. MARYL ILLIG Slim, velvety eyes, horses. Phi Della. floor shows. modisfe. ROMAINE JANKOSKI Roller skaies. pep. A. G.. quie I crushes. mafhernarics. pharma- cisf. YN awe' ei? JAMES JENSEN dx' Cheery smile, girlvshy, person aliiy. violinisl. l RUTH V. HOWARD Tennis. soofhing voice, her baslrelball hero. college bound. JANE HULTQUIST Smart clclhes. Theta Gamma. one man iaxi. Knox School. JOHN P. HURLEY Brighi lies, periinenl remarks. linen mind. masler draflsman. civil engineer. NMWQ Swim-l ROLAND JACOBSON in WVMQARXQ Rollo fha magician. hcl music. loud lies. spafs. anliques. ini' ,fix U lure Houdini. 0 LLC I N Q GENEVIEVE JENSEN Fersonaliiy. Ted. verve. college. Paris, moclisfa. i ' f X f - .Xi . . r, w J , Qrfh 5. X V . J 'fTALTONsJOHNSONf .- Early mgrniriqsi -avnafeurfraelo. iroul iliesf inachinislic genius. l J ANDREW JOHNSON Reticent. determined. woods and streams. beloved vaga- bond. s DOROTHY H. JOHNSON Low-slung roadster. sophistica- tion. perfume. model, FENTON E. JOHNSON Auto mechanics. future iech star. woods and solitude. future Ford owner. JUNE M. JOHNSON Blue eyes, shadows. J pins. Chuck , stenoqrapher. LEROY C. JOHNSON Champ , red raiders. 'J club. bio time basketball coach. LOUISE A. JOHNSON Chautauqua. sophistication. E. O. M.. jmpersonator. lullalav singer, DORIS JOHNSON Persia, Rally, whzsper.. dun eyes. married life. EUNICE JOHNSON Giggles, LeRoy. tardiness. caramel sundaes. orphanage worker. HELGA V. JOHNSON Oueenly ways. secret boy friend. model in Fifth Avenue Shoppe. LAVERNE JOHNSON Pete , Chi Omega. that hair cutl. personality. band leader. LOIS JOHNSON Roller skating. Vukote, silent romances. amiabilify. private secretary. MARIAN C. JOHNSON Curl papers. neat dresses. laughing eyes, studious. nurse. PHYLLIS J. JOHNSON Serena. deep pools and blue skies. dreams. librarian. I ROBERT B. JOHNSON Baseball star, ladies' man. friendly. radio announcer VIVIAN JOHNSON Orchestra. keen mind. lan- guaqes, history ieacher. GARFIELD C. JONES Chemisfry shark, avialion en- lhusiasi. magazine dealer. violinisi. by i. fi., .ogy MAISIE M. JONES Courageous, eflicieni, success- ful, iwinklinq eyes. companion- eble. nurse. jlljzk gf' STAVM KARAPANTSO Sbeve . palenf Isalher kid. big business. political boss. RAYMOND L. JOHNSON cm omega, Pose. bssienmll sfar. Kala. Y. M. C. A. fan. All-American s? r. 4531? My ROGER JOHNSON Baseball. Prinh. Y. M. C. A.. ladies' man. office execulive. CLAYTON M. JONES Chess. Chi Sig. iennis srar. professional career. HAZEL M. JONES Unlimely laugliier. lalkaiive, Tri-V. kniired clollies. Aaron. E. GEORGE JUNGQUIST Daniel Boone. golf pro. happy- go-lucky. crooner. ll A WMM MARIAN E. KEEFE Artisiic. everybocly's pal. smacks. chuckles. inferior dec- oraior. PEARL KENT Potato claips, army men, long Ieifers. housewife. MARTHA KINDBERG Fleischmen Yeas? lruclc, ear- rings. vivacily. love in hinges WNW 1 L! BEATRICE KLANG Lavender. befs. yaclwls at Vu- lrofs. Sub-deb. nurse. VIOLA KLING Angel wings. cherubic smile 'cello ncfes. blonde marcels lrevel bureau. ELLIS KNICKERBOCKER Dapper. slinlry roadslers. specs aihlelics. chain store executive wwf-4 -u M31 Off ax GENEVA LABARON Jene . curls. red pefenl laalh- er. dances. cruise social direc- lor. CARL F. LARSON Haircuis. books. HPaderawski . IasI minuie ma... college presi- dent LILLIAN A. LARSON Artisiic cloihes. sun ian. Bourne's Beach. A'CapeIla, a career on Broadway. MYRA L. LAWSON Friendly, HAH . Home Eco- nomics. dress designer. M. MAX LEAR Woman-hafer, I a ence. naIure love. s. game deg, rxiifxops' EMORY R. LEWIS Maih shark UI. ovsrnighI hikes. Iire engines. assisianf sccutmashar, WILLIAM R. J. LINDBERG Quiet Iracic man. C. B. C.. archifed. i I 0 1 xj f ELSIE A. LARSON Carrofs. nice disposiIion. waved heir. laughfer, teacher. ELIZABETH LAWSON' Lenny. sixth period siudy. un- decided fufure. vihsiify. whis- pers. 4 RALPH J. LAWSON Square dealer, euIdoor life. good pal. mafhemeiician. MARY GRACE LETTA I-Iisfory shark. commercial course. Curly hair. IuIure unda- cidad buf inieresfing. 5177 X JUNE Lmvoulsr SunkisI complexion. BeHy's pro- Iage. arIis+'s model. JANE M. LINDBECK Dimples. house parIies af Chautauqua. duhlias. a famous pianisf. X D baler p ilosopher lcynic B ny A lawyer. CLARA M. LINDHOLM High mnrlrs, sunny dlsposilicn. friendships. Latin ieacher. Mhai DJ- b QD 1- Q! lvl? H C. AIIAQNLINDQ QT c 9 llilhihinker. corporation GRETCHEN LINDQUIST Knilfing, Alpha Tau. giggles, happyego-luclry. musical com- edy. ROBERT LINDSTROM Vive . moforcyclist. faciturn. hard worker, aviaior. KATH RYN M. LOFGREN Sued limes. Parker's , wiih Beri. peliie. offer college whal? KATH RYN LOVE Kniilinq. merry dimples, her dog TrixiB . on lime. a nurse. . f,f1 ' XNE E. LINDHOLM Reficeni. prelly eyes. depend- I able. inierior decorator. EVERETT LINDQUIST The corner . quiei places, lhe Y, LlnlC . arfisi. CLARENCE A. LINDSTROM Honor roll. Anyone here false economics7 . libraries, nslron- omer. BETTY LOCKWOOD Florida. O. G.. pep. clever Clams.. nzgm Club hone... CONJETTA LONIBARDO Gold earrings. Mediterranean moonlighl. business woman. ELEANOR LOYDAHL Hamburg with onions. my Jackie. gum. mannequin. JENNIE M. LUMIA Peliie. wavy hair. boy friends, laeaurician. VIRGINIA A. LUNDELL Smarr clothes. reserved. Mar- ion. A's. beaulician. VIVIAN E. LUNDQUIST Curly blonde hair. sporl clollies. ' professional slnaler. MARIAN A. McDONNELL Pee Wee . subedeb. house perlies. wisecreclss. Palsy Kel- ly's successor. E ILEEN ADAIR McG RATH Irish colleen. friendliness. knif- Iing, curly lashes, Ieacher. LILLIAN R. MALMSTROM Loquaciousness. perpelual mo- Iion. green frocln, Sub Dela- boolclraeper. -.f 4. , X JENNIE V, LUMIA Ballroom dancing. boy friends. personalily. nighr club hcsless. I MW S hi ellnall, giggles. fi ger aves. secrsiary. EN ROGER H. LUNDOUIST Deer slayer . Bud . yellow slips. lalhefs successor. FRANCES Mc6EE Blonde Venus. impeluous. rol- ler skating. learoom hosless. HAROLD B. MADEEN Cheersl. boolrs and labora- lories. lnlerrnediale shark. radio engineer. BU RDETTE J. MARKER Scclch Club. Femmes. G. L. Rodman. LafeyeHe's. Engles. insurance salesman. EVERETT C. MARKER Economics, Frewsburg, Radio Club. iechnician. win! . , . l LJ -. if EL J. MARKQBYYX . 'ljignb roll, her blonde hair. kfiaskoiball. Fnazilvoinie' Normal. f l GORDON T. MATSON Sweaiers, Barney Oldfieldll 171, cha omega. Rene, diving. another Capablnnca. VlRGlNIA M. MAXWELL Independent loquecious, clever dresser. crushes. airport, dieii- Qian. JEANNE MEADER Demure, The beiier hell , l'm Jeanne . Bud , courl' sienographer. rv . THOMAS MISTRETTA Amaiaur hour, Rubinofl. high S N? :S mfi., pe..Q...lny. orchesira XQ leader. HARRIETTE MARKER Hikes and outdoor spcris. crisp uniforms. A good-looking doc- ior. MARY G. MARTYN ' Pepper , roller slraiinq. Roy. red hai r. secreiary. LEO 6. MATSON Ouiei, deep waters. woman haler. Souih American expedi- tion. JANET MEADER Puns. many friendships. gay times, Washingfon bound? MARY G. MESSINA Preliy cloihss. Hi, Mere . sweei smiles. Ilinol. some- body's secreia ry. LORRAINE S. MOHL Gai your Leiin? . dieting l?l Buiielo. siarclied uniforms. hos- piial superiniendeni. MAXFIELD MOON Melorcycles. mechanical wiz- ard. chemical lore. chairman. U. S, Research Bureau. MARGUERITE MOSELER Bunlly, wavy hair. charm, ver- sarilily, Iinguisf. noted author, WILLIAM MOYNIHAN Chi Sig, lennis slar. mischiev- ous. C. P. A. HENRY MULLEN Persistent, dependable. c.s.s., high linance, banker. SEBASTIAN C. MUZZO Accordians, good scoul. rod and gun merchant. BETTE NELSON Hearly laughter, wavy hair, speaking eyes. Sam, commer- cial model. ALBERTA MORSE Am I laie7 . Popularity, gay music. dares. charm. U.S.sen- alor. CATHERINE MOYNIHAN' Sunburn. giggles. loyally. Mi-Y. heusewile. matron. PHILLI-P Mum Carelalrer of Room ll0. J club. dog fancier- axecuiive abiliiy. personalily salesman. EULAH MURPHY Golden locls. long walls. happy-go-Iuclny. Baefs . comic ship arlisi. FRAN K NAZZARO Home Ec., sporlsman. Al's News . personalily plus. news- paper magnafe. CLIFFORD NELSON Cryslel seis. sea stories. fishing rods, carloonisl. DONALD L. NELSON Personality plus. lady killer, bow ties. actor. HERBERT NELSON Uba . Reb-4 shift. flash. Batty. drafting sharlr MARIAN L. NELSON Dimpling smiles. gay laughter. exclusive company, nurse. old man's darling. RALPH J. NELSON Rea. ming .na hunting. Andy , Bourne's Beach. a lawyer. HERBERT W. NEWMAN P. Q. , Pi Phi, Curly . Big Bill Tilden. Newman's Tennis Shop. PAULINE NORBERG Cheerful smiles. ambitious. Tri-V, cottage for two. -r-g GLADYS BETTE NELSON NeIsy . slow smiles. earrings, smoclr. inlc-bottles. school teacher. JEANEUE NELSON Sweet smiles, a true friend, iust Willie, secretary for a while. PAUL E. N ELSON Conservative. Hi-Y, good-ner tured, air conditioner. EVELYN C. NEWBERG Siren, Willy. frivolous. Levan'S. movie star. CARROLL M. NEWSTROM Charles Atlus , Bugler, foot- ball star. physical director. 1 JEA E L. RD X. Gm . Q76 s. ch ,plete cake, Kres ' rigqif y iriends. l cm e enterm. i ITFNXNNX. ROBERT G. NORMAN Pi Phi, Ed's Bread, sunny smile, a baker. PAUL J. O'BRlEN J.. slnr lineman. mulls slxarlw. engineer. EDITH OLSON Sweel. friendly. Busii. Commer- cial teacher. HERBERT OLSON R.. Hub , Hisfory c. E..- qel's News. designer. ROBERT. H. OLSON Musician. Hi-Y. Model T's, college professor. L N Y' 2 5' .X 52 fi N-f WALLACE OSTROM Radio enthusiast Clwevvies. speed, that typewriter, cor- poration president. EBBA OITOSON Red , curly heir. happyego- lucky. hair ribbons. secretary. ANGELINE N. PACE Red . neat. dressrnaker. ln petite lille. swear and slew . nurse. JANE MARIE PAN EBlANCO Out-of-town dances. busy lady. popularity. a dainty cottage. WILLIAM PAPAGEORGE Hot dogs. Gopranol7l. Hi-Y. A'Capella. professor oi history. DIANA M. PARASILITI Ann . sophistication. sport clothes. Red . beautiful eyes. dietitian. JEANETTE E. PARSONS Nursemeid. music. talkative. Luther league, sienographer. ROBERT A. OWENS Red . steady. Parkers. D.D's . business man. . fs JENNIE FALL Sf' raid Oh. gee . ou trio. o friends. musical om- ? A edy. ANGELO PAPA Pap-py , clothes. Gamma Beta. peset. God's qift to women. CELIA CLA RA PARASILITE Good sport, life of the party. giggles. John. designer. JOSEPH J. PARASALITI Parsey . good sporhimathev malician l?l. owner of Buick ileet. CATHERINE S. PARTRIDGE Katy. my heart is an open book, independent. personality plus. Fred. two's a couple. in- terior decorator. ANTHONY PATERNITI Second Valenlino, myslarious. dramatic. poliiical boss. WIN PETERSON Unruly hair, Sir James Grams. stamps, slclesmnn. LlLLlAN V. PETERSON Silent, friendships, enchanting. melodies, fan clubs. ROY PETERSON Chi Omega. star cenlar. hard worker. salesman. JAMES V. PIAZZ Courlyard, dances ei pariios, girls. chain slore manager. MARY ANN PINTAGRO All around alhlele, sporls. Chucl: . rnoonliqhl rides, lam- ous nrlisi, HELEN MARIE PAULSON Welch oul lor curvesl Chuck- ie, my boy. smooth clothes. clerlm. ESTH ER PETERSON Demure, pelife. Alice in Won- derland, Joe, iournalism. MELVIN PETERSON Curly , sleeping in lha sludy hall. Mnpla Springs. C.M.T.C.. lruclc maqnafe. flyx'ri,1ilvJ . WJ X BERT E. PHILLIPS Midget hero. l-li-Y. ladies' man. lreen. office manager. JOE PILLITTIERE Sigma Bela. 'lrip lo llaly, Mon- fs Carlo. big dances, high pressura salesmanship. 6 W4 NICH ' LEX. P DA ' Nick. Pre? nders, mecham ic. lravelinq salesman. I , FRED POST Katy. Pi Phi. answer to a maid- en's prayer. football hero. big executive. LEONA PRATT Bangs. day-dreams. sweet dis- position. Bob. housewife. DELORES M. QUIST K. Z. C.. Pillsbury's best, at- tractive clothes. cottage for two, housewife. , no RAPP She 's. isa, le e . Engel's adies' man. theatre . manager. JOHN RASMUSSEN Bowling. Morning Post, English shallc. advertiser. ANN J. RIEHL Horse-baclc-riding, originality. clothes. naive. Tody. Washing- ton. D. C. CATHERINE E. POTWIN Serene. delicate. braids. child ' specialist. 'G C RLES H. PRICE A. Z. . Man or Mouse . wood-chopper. Iester. lawyer. DONALD RAISTRICK Motorcycle rides. speed ds- mon. Beau Brummel. mechan- ical expert. VIOLET RASHLEY Sport clothes. shorthand sharlc cute smiles. Kappa Delta Phi business woman. AN NA REEVES Golden blonde. shy. fur coats sympathetic. dietitian. ALICE E. RODMAN Chine doll, cheery smiles. tops , house parties. radio blues singer. ROSS ROSELLE Typewrifers. melhemalics, Latin shark, ping pong. if-M , .Q x -,wx I - NX . MARY F. RUSSO Curly locks. friends. her car. doclor of medicine. ROBERT SAN DOUIST Baseball, Erskine. siill wahars. ' fluiure Connie Mack. FRANK SCARPINO Scarp . muscles. dependabil. Hy. slock room manager. polik- ical boss. SAM SCHIERA Timer, smoolllle clollues. bas- keIl.:elI, nlhlele. CLARENCE SCH RECK I-Iislary shark l7I. baskefbell manager. Whera's Wes? smooilwie. rneafman. l EDITH E. ROSEN Whizz al figures. reserved. reI- icenf. smaalh dresser. reiail buyer. LENTSEY M. SAMPSON Dimples, My Brad , smiles. Irack rneef, lady in whiie uni- form. E jf' STI P Bugn a mam' on'I frllsli eh . afhleiic coach. PHILIP SCAVONE Fishing pools. saxaphonss. pale ing around. manager of a sporIsman's club. MIRIAM SCHERMERHORN Sweet disposition. sfeady boy friend. Red , candy, kinder- garien Ieacller. HERBERT SEAGARD Chi Omega. baskaIb.aIII7l. Iailor. C.P.A. DELLVER SEASTROM WBMBI. mechanic. calling CO . Squeaky , government radio expert. RUTH SH EFFIELD Isn'f that ccmical7 . winning smiles, pledges. dimples. em- biticus nurse. LAUREN SIGGINS Don Carleton. red-hot drums. ladies' man. orchestra le der. .fb c JI il. I , I JY IIN! is snfrgvfoejgglinigwsll Artist, Seniorl Anrlual Statl. smoothie, Astaire II. commer- . cial artist. ABIGAIL SMITH Football games. smooth clothes. castles in the air. school marm. BETTY LOUISE SMITH Dances. Alpha Tau, Chuck smooth cars. concert pianist. HERBERT L. SHAY I Dreamer. artist. eccentric. tu- ture qolt champ. JAYNE E. SHIELDS Ray . A. C, house parties. iolres. toys. nurse. G Yu: , tiqhtinq Irish. . .. sa parties. M.D. . X i fd r IW. itil by if .- 9 WILLIAM SMEDBERG Hank , 30I , famous musi- cian. countryside. mill: business. Y BE ,I smm-r I Smithy china shop. phy- sics sltgr. adies' n, expert S cn'. 7 J I . X esonse s. smm-I Western Union. the Y. wrestler. strong man in the circus. ci xi' QR , A Q 'N ' GLADYS sung: .W Long eyelashes. opkipiisfic. curls, na. in Latin. stinlrched uniforms. xy. if Q i ix' X. Kg' J JAMES SPITALF Cnrioonisi. Jay Ess. Annual Staff. croonsr. commercial art- :.+. ZQM4 fgb MARYELLA STOCKER Dimplss. Vernon. puns. cuie cloihos. kniiiing. bookkeeping. GLORIA SULMONETTI Cuie, hisiory shark. brighi lip- siick, nurse. FLORENCE C. SWAN Swenie . commercial classes. quiet ieughfer, depandebilify. paiienf's delighfu. BEATRICE M. SWANSON House parkies. J. U.. Herb. sm-sr? cloiifues. vivaciiy, sisnog- re pher, E. STEWART SNYDER Skefches. Don Terry. humpeis, Lois, ariisf. CATHERINE STILSON Dark eyes, friendly. uifractive. coffage small with ruffled cur- tains and geranium pots, DOROTHY L. A.-STREED Honor rolls. roller skating. .hof++....a. assvanguishea .we- icry. BETTY JANE SUTTON Sophisiicafion. arf. swimming. horses, commercial phoiogra- Phv. AUDREY SWANSON Personaliiy. sports, clevarness everybody! pal. collsgakbound CARL A. SWAN SON Ping-pong, champ, HLY, has fory wizard. C. P.A. DONALD A. SWANSON cha.. Atlas? saqm. NU. safe ball. baseball manager. f f , 4, L L V L., ,If . -fYfx. EVELYN J. SWANSON Baslrelball, Hdme EC., Mi-Y. honor roll. 6norge's pal , nurse. 7, X . -ix,-2 ' :,.f' 'Y f' 4-I HERBERT SWANSON Bing. Oxie, Hi-Y, chain slore manager, JUNE E. SWANSON Lewis , counlry lanes. slurry nighls. urlisl. H. PAULINE E. SWANSON Honor sfudenl, demure, bangs, friends. prudence. boollreeper. WESLEY SWANSON Amun Ra. baslnelball manager. handball champ, McSwai'l. whaciy, Chief Justice. EU NICE SWANSON Cheerlulnsss. clolhes. smiles. sub deb. darning de luxe. EVELYN T. SWANSON George. baby lallz, Cornell Pin. malron. A. JANETTE SWAN SON Clubs, demurs. dainly. nifiy wardrobes, higher educalion. LUCILLE J. SWANSON Lou , vivid, dancing, Kip, one minufe lo go . D.D. ROBERT SWANSON Aiax. fisherman. shorly. woman hater. Forester. SADAKO TAKAGI Sweelness. inilialive. alhlelics. in fermedials shark. Y. 214637 JACK C. TANNER Fred Astaire. womaneslayer. Pretenders. a iournalisf. RUTH L. THAYER Independence. brief cases. sim- plicily. bangs. normal school, PETER TODARO Pele , he man, hunier. sports. rmsf f....,e.. SALVATO RE TOTA Hi-Y, oraior. eighi-cylinder fascinaior. sleiesman. PAUL TRAINOR Chauffeur. deep seas. big cars. irus friend. C.P.A. RICHARD TRAMONTANA Laiin professor. Floyd Gib- bons . varsiiy debaie. a lawyer. T5 THOMAS TERRANOVA Thom , cedar chests. Senior Annual siafl. guitarist. smoaih- ie. commercial arfisi. VIRGINIA THOMAS Tommy . petite. vivacipus. en- leriaining, somebody's sienoq. HERBERT J. TOMPKINS Sigma Nu. sIeedy . sianderd brands. a Business man. LAWRENCE TOUSLEY Economics shark. M. K,. sileni man. eccounianl, TERESA TRAINER Friendliness. slyles, gaieiy. A.C.. eflicienf sfenographer. FRANCES TRISCO Jokes. smiles. life ol ihe party. radio comedian. FRANK TRUSSO Keen dancer. lreveler. sporls- man. iufure U. S. N. admiral. GENEVIEVE TURNER Junior play. Frelenders, Siill waters run deep . kiitens, school Teacher. STANLEY WAHLBERG Hi-Y. scholar. Lvceum. Business exocuiivs. slnlesman. REA WATERS Mlracrive. brilliant. actress. dancer. eleciric lights on Broadway. fix' - X lf, igounnkweaecx 1 Q U.:-, ie mes. A'Cappslls. r flaming yculh. Gigolo. ,J ROSE MARIE WENDELIUS Green meadows, serene skies. dancing lessons. classical mu- sic, ariisl. JUNE TULINE Sl1oriy . llumorisi. J. U.. Lor- ry. good sporl. comic sirip errisi. ,aff . ' kv-Nc'- R, 5, X MARGUARETE VINSRYG Dreamy eyes, 8.B.S,D, soft lighls and swsel music. some- body's darling. ww ! , BURTON WALLIN Puns. Lucky Strikes. satirisr, furure furniture meqnela. EILEEN WAUGAMAN Reserved. palienl. charming, loyal, clicking lypewriters. ESTELL MAE WELLS Sfeiely grace. choir robes and poinred windows. Jim. nursing. CLARK WEST Lyceum. khe qroaf outof- dcors. shale treasurer. CLIFFORD M. WESTRAM Tinlcer. old Fords, boon. doggling. experl mechanic. JANE WIDRIG Charm. neniness. wif. Pre- tenders. college diploma. artisf. MARY JEAN WILDERSON Music. nicknames. locker con- ferences, munnish clolhes. lawye r. ROBERT WINELL A. R.. Don Carleton. Y camp. Irumpel. Art Metal manager. MILDRED YAW Ye qads . lakes. chewing gum. haunts. reader. business career. JOHN L. WHARTON J Club. dancer, Irackman. high school velaran. admiral. AUDREY L. WILCOX Bud. a frue friend. sporis. lull of lun. physical direclor. WELDON WILLIAMS English shark lvl. mndour haunis. reader. business career. HAROLD D. WORDEN Gamma Upsilon, English sharlm. tinkering willLinrQ?Xs.L2jma- uk ol -0 1 Uj'f,.a.1d-Cl LUCILLE M. YERDON Frills. heavy dares. rosy cheeks. sunny disposilion. Home EC. faacher. I QSM Tl I JEAN A. YOUNGREN Chums. high heels. honor rolls. privale secrelery. lamestown High School Iamestown, New York Bureau of Vital Statistics lune 27, 1948 Washington, D. C. Dear Sir: The class ot 1936 contains many candidates for your census of larnous high school graduates. Had you read the New York Times of May 29, 1947, which incidentally is edited by Mr. Robert B. Appleyard, a prominent member of the 1936 class, you would have read where Rea Waters, the famous actress, and lohn Matson, that renowned Olympic star stepped oll an Atlantic air ship owned by that great tinancier, George Dawson. Doubtless you have also read ot the political exploits of the eminent Congress- man, Bud Craig, who has had political circles in a turmoil for the past tew months. And that great inventor Maxfield Moon, who has defied all the laws of gravity in his astounding trip to Mars, is internationally known. Surely the rise and fame of that superlative violinist, Thomas Mistretta, whose genius is second not even to the master Fritz Kreisler, is not unknown to you. There were also two dancers of the class ol '36 who have won national popu- larity by their respective Broadway and Hollywood appearances. The petite Georgia Burroughs is known as Broadway's Darling, and Ichrx Wharton who took the place at the once famous Bill Robinson is a celebrity in the moving picture field. A well known stage partner ol the aforementioned is that connoisseur, Roland lacobson, Thurston the Magicians greatest rival. Then there is the noted concert pianist, Lillian Eld, known here and on the conti- nent lor her masterful interpretations of classic music. Alberta Morse, owner and designer for the House ot Morse, that swank fashion salon on Broadway is known far and wide for her chic creations. Robert Brill, prominent member of the class of 1936 who, in his high school days. gave promise ol being an artist is now the owner ot the well-known coast to coast Brill Chain Stores. Another outstanding member ol the class of '36 is the poetess, Alberta Himes, who has iust won crowning recognition by receiving the Nobel prize for literature, because of her ingenious and tilting lyric poetry. Another renowned Iamestown graduate is the versatile Bret Carlson, international statesman and lawyer. ' The class of 1936 was Cr most remarkable one, inspired to noble deeds by the colossal structure in which it was reared. There have been few lailures and many successes. ln fact, I will send at a later date an alphabetized list of this class's wondrous achievement. Yours truly, MERTON P. CORWlN Principal ol I. H. S. ,CLASS HISTJEQRY N our Sophomore year headed by an 'able sTaTT of officers: President Berf Phillips: vice-president BeTTy l.oelcwoiSd5nseCreTary, Shirley PeTer- son: Treasurer, Clarlc WesT:L,hisTorian, JEheT'il-flenidersbrl: lceep?i' afprap- erlies, ClayTon Jones. The. class Triumphxed saver iTs,?di'HTeQl4Ties. provirigk-iTs good sporTsmanship and superior abiliTy. TT ififil r T T. r The main social cvenTs of The sophomore class were ThS.TiieTiiQonal-QrecepTi-on Tor parenTs, The prom. and The l.asT Round Up parTy. - iif'1l1:jjq.A jj 'fy The Junior ofificers were: President RoBerT Appleyard: vice-presiderii: -Helen Franlzlin: secreTary, Mary Cooper: Treasurer. George Dawson: keeper of proper- Ties, Nels Hammersfrom. ' Being separaTed during our TirsT Terrh made no difference in our social life. A geT-acquainTed parTy. held aT WashingTon Junior High, proved mosT successful as did our JuniorASenior receplion held aT iLincoln Junior High. The Junior play. Tons of Money , also presenied aT Lincoln Junior High under The able direcTion of RoberT C. Wilson, was an immense hiT. Inspired To higher ideals and greaTer eTTorTs by our sTaTely new high school and under The impeTus of such oflicers as: President BreT Carlson: vice-president Cur- Tiss Taber: secreTary, Jean Jacobson: Treasurer, RoberT Appleyard: keeper of prop- erTies, KenT Young, The class began iTs lasT year. ln December The College Women's Club enTerTained The Senior girls aT Tea. On May l, The vicTorious baslrefball squad were guesTs of The Senior class aT a dance. The Seniors expecT To be vicrorious in The Charles E. Hall debaTe which will be held aT a TuTure daTe. The members of The Senior Team are: Paul O'Brien. Roberl Appleyard, BreT Carlson. and James BoersT. The quesTion Tor discussion is: Resolved. Thai' The SenaTe should have The power To override a decision of The Supreme CourT by a Twodhirds maioriTy voTe. . The Senior play. The Goose Hangs High , will be given in The near T'uTure. Much credil is due Miss Mildred E. Scherrnerhorn. whose Triendly and valuable advice and inTeresT in The class has proved mosf helpful in The lasT Two years.. SI ALMA MATER The ivy covered wall are of fhe days gone by Buf your pride, courage, and loyally rides high Aloove all fhe 'lempesfs of lhe past Riding higher 'lo 'rhe very lasl. ' The old high school clock +ha'l hung in 'lhe lower Has been 'lalcen away: no more sfrikes lhe hour, Bul whal' mailers such lrifles among classmales so 'rrue Whal' mailers now is from hence wha? we do. Alma Ma+er. Jamesfown High Forever lef rhy banner fly And lo lhy colors lhe Red and The Green Ever faifhful we will seem So upward. upward we'll keep soaring All evils of 'rhe world ignoring Higher slandards we'll fix Onward Class of 36 . Elsie Bergman. '3b. S3 CLASS INXXILL E. 'rhe Class of '36 of lhe Jameslown High School. being of 32M sound mind, do hereby swear 'thai we are cog' nizanf of fhe facl' lhal' fhe lerminalion of our role as Seniors is las? approaching. and do make this our las? will and fesfamenl. revoking all and any promises made by us al' any Time herelolore. fhe OK-If To lhe incoming class we leave 'che privilege of considering fhemselves cream of lhe school. To lhe Juniors and Sophomores we yield ihe accumulafed falem' of class individually: BOB BRILL consigns Virgil fo The ages. DELVER SEASTROM consigns his shor'r wave mania To BOB NELSON. ALBERTA MORSE beslows her gif? of gals on GEORGE RAPPOLE. KENT YOUNG hands over his worn oul wad of gum lo his besf com- pelifor. ihe REYNOLD CARLSON leaves a pal on lhe back and a cheer for women. BOB ANDERSON endows lhe biology cleparlmenl wilh his monkey capers for iulure experimenls. dm IVAN HANSON wills his lrig 'lo whoever will lake if. I DUPREE HIGGINS leaves his grizzly beard +o aspiring adolescenis. JEANNE BURT leaves her wink for bigger and beHer boys. REA WATERS leaves her dramafic abilify lo lufure class play heroines. SHIRLEY FORD leaves her coy glances ro an ambilious girl who needs an. BRET CARLSON bequeaihs his many professions lo an unemployment agency. she BUD CRAIG leaves a lirlle more space in fhe halls. BOB BRACEWALL APPLEYARD endows his middle name io cupid . HELEN FRANKLIN leaves her liHle Audrey iokes +o BOB BARGAR. JACK PITTS beslows his way with ihe women on EDDIE MCAVAY. LUCY BROADHEAD wills her puns fo the radio comedians from whom borrowed fhem. P. JAMES O'BRlEN endows DORIS ANDERSON wifh his proficiency in the genlle arf of sarcasm. VIRGINIA EBERMAN surrenders her dancing shoes 'ro JOHNNY HAWO RTH. 54 VERNON GREENWOOD enclows BILL SHERMAN wllh his summer haircul. ELEANOR LOYDAHL endows B. B. wilh her girlish figure. DICK KIMBALL casrs his line lo any fish thai will swallow il. EILEEN McGRATH bequeallns her eyes lo anyone capable of managing Them. CURT TABER relinquishes his lrumpel lo lhe band. HERBERT NEWMAN passes his lennis slrolres lo HOWARD FISH. ANN REIHI. wills her debls lo a credit bureau. PEGGY CLARK leaves her Ioclxer door closed. BOB LINDSTROM presenls his curly hair lo a permanenl wave concern VIVIAN LUNDOUIST leaves her sisler lo carry on. RUTH SHEFFIELD leaves anolher dimple lo HELEN MAE MOORE. HAZEL BURNS presenis her smile lo Pepsoderil. JAMES MERIDITH leaves more room in The hall for lhe lighl globes. HAROLD WARDEN leaves his profile lo be sighed over. SADAKO TAKAGI besfows her charming ways on all girls. GEORGE DAWSON surrenders his posilion lo WALTER WINCHELL. RICHARD SHARP leaves lhe leachers lo bemoan his loss. CAROL NEWSTROM returns his physique 'lo ATLAS. BILL KING enlrusls his classic profile lo The LOUVRE. GUNNY LUNDGREN leaves his loolsleps for olher alhleres fo follow in. PARK CARLSON leaves af Iasl. SHELDON CHADWICK leaves his shoes lo anyone who can wear Them IMARRY ANDERSONI. SYD. ANDERSON leaves a lrail of broken hearls. CATHERINE PARTRIDGE and FRED POST leave hand in hand. WILLIS DOBBINS leaves anolher blanls on ihe Honor Roll. WILLIE BLOOMQUIST and JEANNETTE NELSON 'false fheir romance wi'fh Them. HERB NELSON leaves his orange swealers lo DAN SKLARSKY. JEAN NORD beslows her blushes on JANE LAWSON. JAMES HARRIS leaves lhe girls alone. JOHN HURLEY surrenders his shorl 'trousers lo boys possessing shapely legs. PHYLLIS GORANSON leaves her musical composilion lo J. H. S. BILL HALL leaves his panls holder uper lo WARNER MORSE. VIRGINIA MAXWELL leaves her greal romance lo True Slory. HAROLD CARLSON wills his checkered shirl lo olher manly boys. EDNA HIMEBAUGH bequeafhs fha? school girl complexion lo Palmolive. Inc. LOIS CARLSON gives her book of iolces lo HERB WHITE. EVELYN SWANSON and JANET HENDERSON leave when lhis is published. Signed: SENIOR CLASS OF I936. 55 Sociefy Honor The NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The eleclions lo 'lhe Kappa Alpha Tau Chapler ol The Nalional Honor Sociery were delayed lhis year as were nearly all of lhe acliviries. The candidales were rapped on Friday, April 24. The inslallalion of lhe members will ialce place al an assembly on May 6. Membership in lhis sociely is lirniied lo lhose who qualify in lhe following respecls: scholarship. characler. leadership and service. ll is perhaps The mosl dislinquished honor a siudenl can receive in our high school. Elizabeth Anderson Marion H. Anderson Roberl B. Appleyard Lorraine Belknap Lillian Berguis Lucy Broadhead Lyla Bullar Sebaslian Calco Agnes N. F. Carlson Brel Carlson lrene A. E. Carlson June M. Carlson Park Calchpole Dorolhy Caron Mary cooper George Darrcclr George Dawson Willis Dobbins Lillian Eld Donald Ellvin Edna Ericson Donald Fagerslrorn George Finch Shirley Ford Josephine Foli Bernice Fraymeyer Phyllis Sorenson Vernon Greenwood Jane Guinnans Nels Hernmerslrom Ivan Hanson i James Harris Kalhryn Hasiinqs Janel Henderson Rosemary l-lerlrerl Alberla Himes Navil Horner Joanne Hullquisl Jean Jacobson Phyllis J. Johnson Vivian Johnson Marian Kidder Ellis Knickerbocker Elsie Larson Jane Linclbeclr Clarense Lindslrom Roberl Lindslrom seny Lockwood vayzen Lundquisi Eileen lv1cGralh Harold Maclean Lillian Malmslrom Janel Meader Jeanne Meadar Thomas Misrrella Pauline Norberq Alberta Morse Marguerile Moseler Calherino Parlridqs Charles Price Ross Roselle Sherwood Simmons Carl A. Swanson Evelyn J. Swanson Pauline Swanson Curliss Taber Sadalro Telraqi Richard Tramonrana Rea Walers Clarlr D. Wesl Jane Widriq x 4 , Junior Class 0 - - -I-I-- Keyed to a high pitch ot excitement by the glittering advertising lights an- nouncing the feature The Thrills ot '37 . l sat tense through the endless news announcements and a tiresome comedy but at last- THE THRILLS OF '37 .Reel l Juniors Who Witnesses! Cast: President . . . Vice President . . Secretary . Treasurer . . Keeper ot Properties . Historian .... . Stanley Wahlberg Doris Norman Virginia Johnson Donald L. Nelson . Boon Talcagi . Betty Brown I was plunged into a noisy mob ot youths, all with e goal. but none arriving for the reason that they became lost in the miles of corridors of J, H. S. Soon, how- ever. they found their bearing and proceeded down the corridor ot success. guided 58 y off GF 'THli2Tv-sEyEN - by Miss Hazel F. Dickson. whose genuine inleresl in 'rhe class has encouraged ils progress. As The scene changed, fhere flashed before my eyes a group of candidales, who were giving' impassioned oralions upon lheir many slerling and noleworlhy qualifies. This. l judged. musl be 'fhe Junior Class Eleclion. lmmediafely. l saw anofher crowd: siudenls. yes, buf oh, such a change. for This lime 'rhey had embodied in Them lhe new spiril of J. l-l. S., which was developing so rapidly. Suddenly lhe Junior Baslcelball Team lrooped before me and lhe Junior-Senior game ensued, resulling in a defeal for 'rhe Juniors. Then- End of Reel l Reel ll nexl' year ' HCONQUERORS OF '37 lManager's nole: For concluding episode see nexf year's Annual.j 59 5 4 xg? Emu Pfrw 3 fi 1 TRIBUTE TO J. H. S. A proud and happy spirit Seems 'fo lill our souls Today As we gladly cheer you onward, And our lribufe fo you pay. From lhe Sophomores To lhe Seniors We raise a happy cry, We are soul and body for you. Yes, we're wi'rh you, Jcmosfown High. We-'re proud because you're sirong and fine We're proud because you're new. Bur lhe pride which we hold grealesl, ls being parl' of you. A million ihanlcs we offer For 'rhe happiness you've broughi us. And for lhe knowledge we have gained, Which you, dear school. have laughf us. May ihe honor which you cherish, And 'rhe pride which you possess Never lose 'rheir sfanding high, Which are yours. dear J, l-l. S. Dorothy J, Johnson bl K, ikvri ' L X L' X Tl-IE '38-ERS Somewhere. way back in lhe dark ages, some seven hundred lilly sorrowful fois looked up info lhe sad faces of their mammas and papas and said clood bye. lf was their firsi day ol school. Then ensued The numerous years of pain, happiness, suffering. icy, ioiling, recrealion, sorrow and endeavor. Ai lasf 'rhey find ihemselves, lhe Surveyors from Washingion. lhe Emancipafors from Linclon, and ihe lndependenls from Jefferson. converged in This celebraled, incomparable new high school. So here They are. ready io do or die , fhe plasiic Sophomores: Sporfs in which the Sophornoras compeled. The boys played lhe Juniors and were defealed, The girls played fha Juniors wilh success. Officers who were well chosen lhis ysarl George Sisson. The presidenl, needs plenty of cheer. Carolyn Norfon, vice presidenl, in her worl: does excell. And Della Goranson, Vreasurer, does equally well, Bill Simpson lresps lhe properlies as he should And Jane Lawson, hislorian, does as she promised she would. As you'-fe read lhe names of The officers now. Don'l' you thinl: lhey need praise, I do. and howl 62 l :wx 1 J N W 4, q J .I 1 'l , YA, Prom which deserves greet praise, For it was successful in many ways: A minstrel show was given, with many iolces, And than to the gym went ell the folks. The qym was decorated with green end white, Ancl parents let their children stey out late that night. There was dancing and food lo give all a good time. And ell in ell it turned out fine. Honors which we ought to bestow On some of the Sophumores whom we all know. Bill Merchant. n clarinetist of greet tame, And many prodigies. too numerous to name. Oilcology ancl oneeroloqy which from my observation Should be chosen by some Sophomores as their occupations. Miss Stonehouse and Mr. Winslow who have done their part To give the Sophomorns e wonderful start. Obedience in which each Sophomore delves. So that some dey in the study hulls, we can govern ourselves. Reception which must have been overlooked. Because there is no account of it in the historian's book. End of a year full ot fun. But why say end , when we've lust begun? 63 Treasurer, Dalbarf Goransong Historian, Jane Lawson: Keeper of Proparlies, William Simpson: Vice Presidenf, Carolyn Norlong Presidenl. George Sissong Secretary, Armada Black. OVER Tl-IE SOPI-IOMORE FENCE Oh Soph. do your feel huri? Well, one of The feachers said lhai H' was some- 'rhinq in lhe floors ol our new high school. Whal a relief fo lcnow 'thai il' isn'+ bunions or fallen arches. By ihe way. Soph, is ihere a Walking Maraihon on? One rnighf iudge so from il-ie siudenis arnbling aboui fhe corridors. And say, we have ihe lwins. Bud and Bob from Lincoln. Lena and Rena from Washinglon, and beiween you and me and fhe fenceposi, from wha? we have ob- served from Jefferson, we may as well have quinfupleis. You know, we poor Sophomores can only siand and envy The Seniors as lhey supervise fhemselves in ihe siudy halls, buf maybe when 'rhey graduafe and go oul info ihe cold world. ihey will have lefi such an impression on ihe faculiy lhal we will be allowed io govern ourselves also: fancy ihai! Say. do you know any genius who would come 'ro our rescue and solve ihese lriangle problems? Meriam, Norman and Bob l-l. and Charloile, Beliry and Bob A. Oh, oh! There goes ihe gong. l'll have To fear lo melce lhai special band re- hearsal iusl' announced over 'rhe address syslem. G'bye- 64 Senior Team CHARLES E. HALL DEBATE Allhough al The lime of The publicalion of The Senior Annual, rho lilieenlh annual Charles E, Hall debale has noi been held, if will. as usual, be an even? of greal in+eres+ io borh The members of The Junior and The Senior classes. The quesiion to be argued fhis year is: Resolved, Thai Congress should have 'The power +o override, by a Two-fhirds maiori+y vole. decisions of rhe Supreme Couri declaring laws passed by Congress uncons+ifu+ional. The Senior 'ream is composed of Paul J. O'Brien, Roberi' B. Appleyard. D. Brel' Carlson, and James Boersi, alfernafe. Miss Bonny B. Dean is coaching The ieam. The Junior Team is made up of George Rappole. Charles Phillips, Burnell John- son, and Marguerife Carlson. allernalfe. The cusfom of lhis annual clash belween a learn composed of Seniors and one made up of Juniors, was inslilufecl by Freclericl: P. Hall in memory of his son, Charles E. Hell. who died during his Senior year in Jamesfown High School. Up fo daie fhe Seniors have capfured the cup fwelve iimes and 'rhe Juniors only lhree limes. The Seniors, of course, will sfrive io add The I936 delaafe lo The long lisl of Senior viciories. 65 If - . 1 J .v-np, Q Knit fn 'i k .wi Tl-TE LIBRARY FAR iourney from The TronT enTrance of our new high school is The library on The second floor souTh. lT is noT a Tar iour- ney, however, from The deparTmenTs which iT serves mosT. hisTory and English, buT raiher is mosT advanTageously locaTed. SiTuaTed on The second Tloor, iT is also convenienT To The Tour sTudy halls which are direcTly above and below. SouThern exposure gives good lighT and sun- shine. when The sun does shine, and adds To The cheerfulness and aTTrac- Tiveness oi' The reading rooms. The arrangemenT oT The library uniT, Two reading rooms wiTh The sTack room beTween, is raTher unusual Tor a school library. IT is, however, a mosT workable arrangemenT. The senior reading room seaTing 80, and The iunior 62, give The opporTuniTy oi dividing The books according To use --roughly speaking in The senior room are kepT The books for The iunior and senior courses. as English llTh and l2Th years, American hisTory, European hisTory. ChemisTry. Physics. eTc.g while in The iunior room are shelved supplemenTary books for English lOTh year, Hisfory A, Economic ciTizenship, eTc. BoTh rooms have reTerence collecTions consisTing of ency- clopedias, clicTionaries. ready reference books. magazine racks. and Tiling cabineTs Tor clippings, picTures. eTc. ln The sTack room are housed The main book collecTion. The newspaper and magazine Tiles. Opening ol'T The sTack room. aT one end. is The library oTTice: aT The oTher. The work room: while The alcove beTween conTains a Table Tor Teachers' use, book caTalogs. and a union caialog of The books in all of our school libraries. elemenTary, iunior and senior high. Having The Two reading rooms makes possible using one room Tor sTudenTs and The oTher for special classes. as Tor English. l-lisTory. or any subiecT when The Teacher may desire. One reading room may also be used Tor meeTings of groups aTiiliaTed wiTh school work: as a regional Library InsTiTuTe held in The Junior Reading Room on April 24. and a Physical EducaTion conierence on May TirsT and second. I 67 A ' A J.H.5. DEBATE TEAM' 1936 VARSITY DEBATE HIS year Jamestown High School has been a member ot the Lake Erie Debating League, composed ot leading schools of Western New York and Pennsylvania. and sponsored by Allegheny College. The squad has completed a very successful year in that it has won the right to debate tor the league championship by being in second place at the end ot the season. The championship debate does not take place until after the Annual has gone to press, but we wish to extend the best ot luck to our representatives. The question argued in the debates during the year was: Resolved. That the several states should enact legislation, providing tor a system ot complete medical care available to all citizens at pubic expense. The negative side ot the question was upheld by Paul J. O'Brien, Robert B. Appleyard and D. Bret Carlson. The affirmative team was composed ot George Sisson, Richard Tramontana. Stanley Wahlberg and Park Catchpole. The coach ot the debate squad was Robert C. Wilson who is also president of the Lake Erie Debating League. Robert B. Appleyard was debate manager. The complete results ot the schedule are: Jamestown affirmative vs. Fredonia negative . Fredonia won Jamestown negative vs. Fredonia attirmative . . Jamestown won Jamestown attirmative vs. Northeast negative . Northeast won Jamestown negative vs. Northeast affirmative . . Northeast won Jamestown affirmative vs. Erie East negative . Erie East won Jamestown negative vs. Erie East attirmative . . . Jamestown won Jamestown affirmative vs. Erie Strong Vincent negative . . Jamestown won Jamestown negative vs. Erie Strong Vincent atihrmative . Jamestown won LN x L N, ,T 1. Q., x 'X Erkfxx x x 1 I THE PCCAPPELLA CHOIR O The music lovers of JamesTown The A'Cappella Choir is a real Treaf. Under The able direcTion of Miss Ebba H. Goranson The choir has been heard aT many affairs This year. The choir was proud To Take parl' in The Dedicalion of The High School. November I5, by singing Three numbers. On November I9, The choir acTed as guesTs To The hundred or more members of The fesiival chorus ThaT sang aT a concerf wiTh a large orchesTra. The nexT high spoT was The Annual Chrisfmas Vesper Service Tor The MozarT Club. This was repeaied The following Sunday for parenTs and friends. The members spenT a happy aTTernoon as luncheon guesfs of The Kiwanis Club and in refurn sang for Them. The choir also sang aT The Norden Club and aT The Chrishnas assembly of The Jefferson Junior High School. They had a greaf deal of Tun planning an assembly program aT which They appeared for The TirsT Time informally. wiThouf robes. ln May The choir merrily piled inTo The available auTomobiles and nobly represenTed our school af The Music FesTival af Fredonia, where. as in The pasf eleven years They received The highesT raTing. The A'Cappella Choir also appeared aT Their annual Spring Concerl and several convenTions ThaT came To our ci'ry. AlThough To sing wiih The choir requires infensive sfudy. The mem- bers Teel amply repaid by The fellowship and acTiviTies of The A'Cappella. SMOKE CLOUDS Rolling and Tumbling ouT of The chimney. Laughing and rollicking as you pass by. Making mosT lovely enchanTing whife smoke clouds. Losing yourself aqainsf The dull slay. Miriam Sc hermarhorn. '36. 7 I NE? 3552 ,ggi Ai? THE OIQCI-IESTRA IRECTED by Miss Ebba H. Goranson, The sixly members of The Jamesfown High School Orches+ra have spenl a very enioyable and profilable year. They have rehearsed faifhfully and surpassed Ihemselves af fheir Spring Concert A+ 'the Music Fesfival af Fredonia, as of former years. our drchesira received The highesi' honors awarded Io high school orcheslras. The orchesfra affended Ihe S+a+e Orches'rra and Band Confesl' ai' Endicoif. New York, where ii' also won highesl' honors. I FANTASY Spring has come, This much I know- Bul nofhing Ihaf I saw or heard, No budding branch, or warbling bird In confidence has fold me so. I fell Spring's garmenfs gen'Ily blow Across my cheelc, her figure blurred, Wiih buoyanl air her garmenls siirred. Her melfing brea+h makes gladness 'Flow Info my heart This much I Icnow. Albarla Himes. '3b. 73 ML ww My W QW 'O c . D vi f 4 E X Xxx N x ' J Tl-IE BAND HE JamesTown High School Band, under The direcTion OT ,?HMr. ArThur R. Goranson. TiTTingly appeared aT The Dedica- i'Tion Service of The school November IS, I935, where They Turnished a large parT of The program. The Band also Tavored several convenTions ThaT came To our ciTy This year wiTh programs. The concerT was announced Tor March I9. buT The band was unlucky in having a record snowTall on ThaT daTe and so had To posTpone iT unTil March 2lsT. On ThaT daTe They delighTed a large audience wiTh a wide selecfian of numbers arranged Tor This annual concerT. A group Trom The band furnished inspiraTion boTh Tor The Team and Tor The rooTers aT The TooTball and baske+baIl games oT The season. . AT The annual music TesTival aT Fredonia The band as of yore. Took The highesT honors Tor our alma maTer. The band aTTended The STaTe ConTesT aT EndicoTT. New York, where iT had The honor oT winning TirsT place, which makes iT eligible To enTer The NaTional ConTesT aT Cleveland. They will also 'Furnish music and inspiraTion Tor The Memo- rial Day Parade. May 3OTh. To be a member of The band is an honor noT To be Taken lighTly. 75 Cu fv ' . e PRETENDERS sri My N QQ HE good ship. Pre-Tenders . had quiTe a Time seTTing sail on The sea of dramaTics. whaT wiTh some Two hundred persons comprising The crew and The passenger lisT, The largesT in years. Early in SepTember, however, iT goT under way wiTh iTs able navigaTor. RoberT Wilson, charT- ing The course. When buT a few days ouT. The ship's company elecTed as Their Cap- Tain, RoberT Appleyard. The oTher officers for The TirsT halT of The voy- age were: Firsf MaTe, KaTherine ParTridgeg Second MaTe, CurTis Taber: and PeTTy OTTicer, AlberTa Morse. The brighTesT spoT during The voyage was The annual Three-acT play which was given on The evening of Friday, The ThirTeenTh of December. ln spiTe of The daTe and supersTiTions, The produdion, BooTh TarkingTon's SevenTeen , proved To be a huge success. The play This year had a double signiTicance. lT provided Tun and enTerTainmenT Tor bofh The casT and The audience. noT To menTion a few sheclcels Tor The money chesTs in The ship's hold, and iT also served as The dedicaTory play in The new audiTorium. Before The curTain wenT up on The TirsT acT, a brief 76 0 'G A I '. .D an dedicalion ceremony look place wilh Miss Alice Spalding of Allegheny College as fhe main speaker. This presenlalion was so successful fha? The ship's company decided +0 spend The resl of fhe voyage peacefully. In January They elecfecl oificers for 'lhe second hall' of fhe voyage, The Caplain again was Roberf Appleyard wifh 'rhe remainder of fhe officers as follows: Firsf Male, Janel Henderson: Second Mafe. Jean Jacobson: and Pe1'+y Offi- cer, Leslie Anderson. During ihe res? of ihe irip, noihing especially eveninful fool: place. All agreed, neveriheless, +ha+ 'rhey had had a very pleasanl cruise and as 'rhey came down The gangplanlc, many made a resolufion +o 'rake 'Phe same ship nexi year for whafever cruise if was bound. I7 I THE LVCEUM HE Jamesiown High School Lyceum is celebraiing iis 'rhiriy-sixih year of service io lhe High School. Ever since ifs beginning, inferschool debaies have been held wilh neighboring schools. The Lyceum spon- sors ihe Varsily Debaie Team every year by ialcing care of the expenses of lhe debaiing Team. The Club is now one of The sirongesi' bodies in fhe High School. Meefings ihis year have been held every olher week roiafing wiih fhe Prerenders group. Debales wilhin fhe clubs were held on queslions of fhe day. Previous io lhe eleclion of Mayor of our ciiy, +he Lyceum was honored by having ihe cily candidaies speak on ihe various plaiiorms for which each slood. Lasi year's all male cas? play. Burlesque of The Common Council of Ul'opia . led fo The idea of presenling ihis year anofher all male casi play. S'rop Thief was 'ihe play and April ihird ihe daie. Abou? l.O0O people saw and enioyed 'rhe performance. lnsiead of a rag. a bone. and a hanlc of hair. lhe female players of fhe cas? wore gobs of hair, an inch of powder. ren pounds of cohion hailing and boils of sill: from Grar1+'s negligee counrer. li is hoped ihal' anoiher such play will be pre- senled nexl' year. Officers 'rhis year were as follows: FIRST TERM SECOND TERM Presidenl ..... ...... , .. Brel Carlson Presiclenl . ..,.. ..,.., J oseph Hurley Vice Presidenl . Curiiss Taber Vice President. ...... Park Carlson Secretary , ..... .... . Charles Price Sscreiary ...... ........ C lark Wes? Treasurer ,.., ....,..... J oseph Hurley Treasurer ............ George Dawson Debala Manager. . .Roberf B. Appleya rd Debate Manager.. 7? .Roberi B. Appisya rd W :- .'3 Q. E : u , u ,. .1 M , l SONG I-IITS 'Shoolin' High . . . SENIOR CLASS I'm Mad Aboul ihe Boy lFredl . KATE PARTRIDG,-E The Lady Dances . . . . JEANNE BURT The Old Spinning Wheel . . RITA ABRAI-IAMSON I-Iow'm I Doin' . . . BILL KING I'm in fhe Mood for Love . BARBARA DYKEMAN Wahoo . I ..,. . JOHN PRICE Am I Gonna I-Iave Trouble Wilh You? MISS FRECK TO ENG. IV CLASSES Where Am I . . . . BOB APPLEYARD Lulu's Back In Town . . TRAYNOR I-IALFTOWN Truckin' . . . VERN GREENWOOD Alone AI' a Table For Two . . JACK PITTS Life Is a Song ...,. . PEE WEE 84 KENT Thanks a Million . SENIOR CLASS TO MISS SCI-IERMERI-IORN When I Grow Up ...... BERT PHILLIPS Lighls OuI . . BUD AND BARBARA Learn To Croon . ALICE RODMAN Wake Up and Sing . . HELEN OLSON Cling To Me . . DUPREE TO BETTY My Wonderful One . BRET CARLSON 'Lovely Lady . . . RUBY CONNER BI F' 4 1 xs 5 1 1, 5 1 .n 3 O 'I i S2 Sepf. Oct Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. EXCERPTS FROM Ml-Y DIARY 30-The good ship Mi-Y sei sail wifh a iolly crew and a full passenger list 28-Disembarlcmenl al Moon Broolc Slables for a l-lallowe'en Parry. lThe parfy is ended bul lhe memory of 'l'hose douqhnuls lingers onll 25-The crews from Sherman and Chaulauqua were enferlained by rollicking lales of advenlures in Spain, by Senoriia Knowlfon. I3-Gill' Shop opened on board lSuch animals you never have seen Loolced lilce Noah's Arlcll I6-The crew of our companion ship. The l-li-Y , came aboard for an evening of fun. Dancing followed. lSailor's hornpipe. maybell 23-Children's Parry lPresen'rs, a lree. Sania Claus-more lunll 3-New recruils were signed on. IO-lviosl of lhe crew enjoyed skafing lbul 'lhe floor didn'+ agree wilh somell 23-Tea for lhe Board of 'lhe Y , 28-Week-end Shore-leave lConference ar Ulical. 4-Bridge and Sfyle Show. Those Models! Ah--lNo remarks from lhe gallery.l 9-Tally Pull. lYo heave holl I6-Baslcelball. Guess who won? lThe Seniors. of coursel. To Those who follow Sail On! 83 1 N X f ,K-rx X X N Xb P x'X X N Tl-lE I-ll-Y HE school year of l935-36 closed lhe door on lhe eiqhfeenlh year of acfive service of lhe Hi-Y Club. Since lhe year i925 lhe Club Adviser has been Roy A. Wagner. We are grafeful lo him for his services which he has so wil- linqly given us. The l-li-Y program of lhe year has included Bible Sfudy. devolions. life problems discussion and educalional 'rallcs by guesf speakers. A falher and son banquet broughl our a large affendance of lalhers and sons. Social nighfs were held oFF and on 'rhroughoul 'lhe year ai which meelings lhere were refreshmenis. Because so many funclions had been planned for produclion al lhe new audilorium. ihe Mi-Y and Hi-Y did noi have lheir annual play. The Club confinued The preclice of prinfing lhe loolball schedules. Ever since i926 lhe Hi-Y has done this service in lhe inleresl of lhe school. OFHCERS THIS YEAR OFFICERS NEXT YEAR President .,....,..........,,. Brel Carlson Presidenl ................. Slanley Swanson Vice Presidenl ..,. .... R oberl Appleyard Vice Presidenl Leslie Anderson Secretary .... Roy Anderson Secrelary .... Fred Stevens Treasurer . Curtis Taber Treasurer .... Boon Telcagi GUARD YOUR CAR There is a lad named lis Taber. Who disd I all ma labor. Bur whfbii 1 ' oves loo sirang, l e sou is hands and h's While disco r s e is ulor cap. A bo rien ' c r he's apl lo wro . H i Q I' ap g h Or pullin 'off plug e. So lhe e ine refuse -1 e. Curlis, h we r, isn'l all le ame, For from ad company he gots the name. Every gang has a boss or foreman. ln lhis oullil his name is Norman. To guess rho resf is nel' so hard. Sidney Anderson and Appleyard. Remember you men with lhe aulomobiles, These culprils are dangerous and slippery as eels, They'll do fha iob .ny lime af place. And the damage fhey do is lhe only trace. So when away from your aulo you roam, Keep a guard on your car or push il home. 85 y'N W3 ' A X x x sg X WE LL NEVER KNOW THE ANSWERS TO: Why Fred Pos? doesn'+ marry lhai girl. I-low Pelle Dylceman gave The boys a 'lhrill on New Year's Eve. How The colion planl gol slarfed in Miss Abbol'l's room. Where Charlie Price gol' Thal laugh of his. ' Who picks Bob Wilson's smoolh lies? Why Jimmie Boersl cloesn'f change his address +o 408 Lakeview. Whal Bob Appleyard was doing in 'lhe Sinclairville Holel aifer lhe Jameslown-Weshfield game. Why Parlc Caichpole wouldn'+ come ou? of 'lhe closel during a Lyceum play rehearsal. Whal happened lo Johnny Price and Jimmy l-larris on New Year's Morning. Where Bob Bargar goi ihe name of Personalily . l-low Alberla Morse became such a good dancer. How if happened lhai Jane Guinnane passed her driving lesl. Whai hypnofic powers Carol Tornebohm and Doroihy Levandoski have over lhe boys. Why Coach Moon' fries io leach Physical Geography 'ro his Algebra Class. Why Park Carlson. as moniior in Senior sludy hall always says. The bell has rang . Who were fhe burns 'rhal slarled lhis column in The lirsl place? B7 xy I i ifrllli X. x X, TJ' , f.-' , g , . Alpha Chapler of Torch Club TORCH CLUB HE Torch Club was organized in 'rhe Fall of l927 with lhe obiecl of promofing high standards of character and clean living among Sophomore boys. This year 'fhe club reached a new stage in its developmenl for il was necessary fo form lwo chapters of 'lhe club because of the large group of sophomores who desired membership, ihese chaplers being insialled and known as ihe Alpha and Bela chapters. The Alpha chapter chose George Sisson as their presidenl al' lhe beginning of the year. Other officers were: Vice president Julius Young: secrelary. Daniel Slclarslcyz and lreasurer, Franklin Peterson. A. Rhue Rein was selecled as lhe adviser of The club. Aside from lhe more serious aspecls of The work. The weekly meelings have been enlivened by occasional refreshments. special musical numbers. surprise slunls. debales and alhlefic meels. The members of lhe Bela chapfer Compleled a very successful year loolh linen- cially. socially and morally. The officers of lhe club were as follows: President Dickson E. Seagardp vice president Toyozc Takagig secretary, Howard P. Beebe: and Treasurer, Donald L. Johnson. The adviser of rhe organizalion was Calverl Colander. The club's programs were well organized and proved lo be very successful. The BB Bela Chapler of Torch Club main 'leaiure of lhe social evenls was fhe annual Falher and Son Banque? which was held by ihe chapfers ioinfly. Claude R. Dye of lhe Fredonia Public schools was the main speaker and deal? wilh fhe lhree principles of success:-namely. decision, for- gelfulness of defeat and aniicipafion. George Winslow is ihe lacully adviser of lhe clubs, and Roy A. Wagner, Y. M.-C. A. shall adviser of lhe clubs. O Question Dear Dorolhy Dix: We are iusi craly abou? a big, blond handsome boy by lha name of Bill. Though one of us is blonde. one a brownelle, and one a burnelfe. he doesn'l seem fo prefer eilher. He is loo liclcle For words. His msfhod is Gel 'em going around in circles and lhen fall 'em io ga chase lham- selves. Whal. oh whal. should we do? Wringing our hands we remain-lliree girls of the J. H. S. ANSWER Remember. my dears. lhal' men are like slreelcars, ll you miss one. anofher is bound lo come along soon. 89 M J CLUB HE J Club was founded by Harry T. Watson. director of physical education, in the year I922. The excellent work and ever increasing importance of this club has been felt in school spirit and in all branches of athletics year after year until now it has become an essential part of the school. This success is directly attributed to the members of the J Club and to the far-seeing founder of the organization. Every student who has earned a J in Jamestown High School is a member of the organization. The members strive to instill the spirit of the organization into every branch of sports in the high school. to promote a school spirit of fair play and good sportsmanship, to foster at all times a spirit of support, and 'to see that the J is worn only by those who have earned the privilege. As soon as the football season opened, members were seen cam- paigning throughout the school and city selling football charms and mega- phones with red and green colors. Programs containing line-ups and other interesting information regarding our team ancl the opposing teams were sold by members of the J Club. The annual football banquet was sponsored by this club and like everything undertaken by the organization was a great success. The prin- cipal speaker for the atfairf was Andy Kerr, head football coach of Col- gate University. At this banquet Sebastian Ratfa was chosen to lead the J. H. S. gridders in the '37 campaign for more honors. The club also held several noon basketball dances which proved to be successful. The club's circus in the new high school gymnasium afforded a pleasant evening's entertainment for over seven hundred guests. The closing event of the organization was its annual basketball banquet in the Masonic Temple with Bob Thorn. head coach of Grove City College as principle speaker. Vernon Greenwood was elected captain of the Red Raiders for I937. The officers of the organization were: President, Gustat Jones: vice president, Gunnar Lundgren: and secretary-treasurer. Louis J. Angelo. Harry T. Watson acted as adviser. 9I l Vnrsiiy Football J. H. S. SPGRTS FOREWORD HlS year The J. H. S. aThleTic Teams were givon The supporT which showed ThaT a new spiriT has grown up among The sTudenTs oT The school. WiTh The sophomores, iuniors and seniors uniTed again in our new and beauTiTul high school, an ouTsTanding aTTendance was marked aT each and every baskeTball game and large crowds were pres- enT aT The TooTball games. Our record could be noThing oTher Than admirable, Tor in all con- TesTs wheTher on The gridiron or on The hardwood courT, The men oT '36 always have given Their besT and played clean and hard games. They did noT always wing no Team can. AlThough The TooTball Team only won Three games ouT of iTs nine conTcsTs, The Team was successTul in achieving a brand oT playing and sporTsmanship ThaT is seldom seen in eiTher high school or college. lT mighT be noTed ThaT all of The games The Red and Green Team lost were by The margin of six poinTs, proving ThaT The local Team always puT up a good TighT. This year's Red and Green Raiders Team is one which will go down in The annals oT JamesTown High School baskeTball, as one of The clever- esT. if noT The cleveresT, ever produced in The local school. The local squad did noT sTop aT The championship oT The Lake Shore league buT easily capTured The CounTy honors. CrediT Tor This remarkable showing in boTh TooTball and baslceTball musT be divided beTween The coaching OT DenTon J. Moon and Allan F. Ayers. and The acTual work and spiriT shown by The boys on The Teams Themselves. DirecTor of Physical EducaTion, Harry T. WaTson, musT be also cornplimenTed on The proper equipping oT The boys in The various sporTs. 93 FCCDTBALI. HE JamesTown High School TooTbaII Team showed plenTy oT spiriT and pep as well as abiliTy in every game They played, alThough They were on The shorT end oT The score on several occasions. TogeTher wiTh slow sTarTs and Tough breaks The local squad only won Three of iTs nine games. Tieing one and losing Tive. Capirain Sam l-lamrnersTrom led his grid warriors To an easy vicTory over The Lakewood eleven in The opening game of The season aT Lakewood. The Lakewood ouTTiT, rivals whom we mosT desire To deTea'T, were compleTely ouTclassed by The Red and Green warriors, being beaTen by The score oT 28 To 0. AT This Time The Red and Green was riding on The eresT of a vicTory wave, buT iusT as Napoleon meT his WaTerloo so did JamesTown rneeT iTs disappoinTmenT, being beaTen by our age-old rivals, Wa rren, To The score oT 9 To 0. The Warren TilT broughT all OT iTs usual color and enThusiasm. On The nexT SaTurday. a powerful Lackawanna eleven nosed ouT an I8 To I2 vicTory over our Team. During The closing momenTs of play The JamesTown Team placed The ball on The one yard line. only To lose iT on a Tumble. JamesTown was enTerTained on The Tollowing Friday evening aT Dunkirk where she Took a beaTing To The Tune oT I9 To l2. The squad Then Treked To NorTh Tona- wanda, only To have Old Man DeTeaT caTch Them again, This Time by The score of I2 To 0. The closesT game oT The season was when The Red and Green Team mei' Olean on Toreign TerriTory. BoTh Teams played a Tine brand of TooTball wiTh The score oT The game ending in a Tie, 6 To 6. The JamesTown bonecrushers meT Erie STror-ig VincenT on The Erie Tield and won Their second game oT The season by The score oT I3 To 6. The game was a Thriller Trom sTarT To Tinish, every member oT The Team Tiguring in The grand vicTory. Tonawanda was enTerTained on The Tollowing SaTurday aT The NorTh Side sTadium and when The dusT of The baTTle had cleared, JamesTown was on The shorT end oT The counT by 6 To O deTeaT. The climax of The Toofball season was wiTh The JamesTown vicTory over Erie Academy 2I To I9. This game was by Tar The mosT exciTing or' all The engagemenTs during The enTire season and aliforded JamesTown fans a real demonsTraTion oT Tine TooTball. 94 A review of loolball would nor be complete wilhoul some menlion of The oul- slanding slars of 'rhis season's learn. Prorninenl menlion musl go lo Capfain Sam Harnmerslrom. who was an inspiring leader and The rnainspring of The l'eam's play. Sebaslian Ralla and Philip Mule proved To be elfeclive ball-'rolers and consislenl ground-gainers while Froley Erickson, Nelson and Basile performed admirably on The line. FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD J. H. S ....,. 28 Lakewood ....... 0 J. H, S .... ..... 6 Olean ........ .. 6 J, H. S. ,.,..... O Warren .. , ..., 9 J. H. S. ......,. I3 Erie Slrong Vincenl 6 J. I-I. 5. ........ I2 Lackawanna ..... IB J. H. S.. . ..... 0 Tcnawanda , . . . . . b J. H. S ......... I2 Dunkirk ........, I9 J. H. S ,..... 2l Erie Academy I9 J. I-l. S. ...... ,. 0 Norlh Tonawanda. I2 Captain . . Samuel Hammerslrom Coach . . Denlon J. Moon Adviser . . Harry T. Walson Managers . Kent Young, Peter Calannia INTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES I-IE lnlramural aclivilies in Jameslown High School have been very successful during lhe pasl' year. Harry T. Walson, direclor of physical eclucalion, was in general charge of The various groups and was assisled by Coaches Roland Tall' and Sheridan I-Iardenburg. The Greek organizafion of eighl high school clubs, lunclioned on a basis of live aclivilies, baskelball, free Throws. volleyball, swimming and soflball. The Roman baslcefball league mel weekly and was composed of 'ren lighling leams. Gym aclivilies were also held in The following groups: apparalus and mal lumb- Iing, pyramids. shuffle board, badminfon. lap dancing, bowling. volleyball. loaslielball. lree Throws, clarfball, buclcelball, ring lennis. archery. baseball, sofl' ball. boxing. golf. lennis, hiking. horse-shoes, and soccer loolball. 95 Girls' Baslzeiball Teams GIRLS' BASKETBALL IRLS' baslceiball has become one of rhe leading iniramural aclivilies for lhe girls of fhe high school. The squads have been under ihe direciion of Mrs Doris Thomson and Miss Fern Carlson. In ihe firsl game of The iniereclass series lhe Sophomore girls deferred The Juniors by ihe score of 23 To l2. This lei? ihe Sophomores +o play 'rhe Seniors for ihe school iniereclcss championship, ihe Seniors easily winning i3 lo 2. The ieams ihis year were composed of ihe following girls: SENIORS Helen Marlciel Lois Samuelson Evelyn Swenson Jeanne Nord lrene Johnson Sadelco Talragi Mae Lundgran Vivian Lundquisi Eileen McGrath June Carlson JUNIORS Marian Hall Mary Ssldi Viola Anzideo Roberie McCreill1 Audrey Soderquisi 'nga Pearson Marian Wigren Lillian Yecheiia Gladys Elener Belly Fagersirom SOPHOMORES Doris Hallquisl Virginia Riggs Cafherine Jarasynilci Edna Mae Johnson Joan Manzone Naomu Carlson Anionia Kulig Mary Dipes Marqeref Chili Lucy Basile OUR OWN AFFAlRS Though nalions oi ihe world may iighl. Have we noi e perfecr righi To keep our loved ones our of war. Keep our boys oi? e ligiirinq shore? Then brooding moihers we no more shell see Whispering War look my boys from me. Now when war clouds are hovering Remember lhey bring grief and suffering: Boys. use your courage and your pride Push lhose derlc war clouds aside. An ocean's between us all for good Fellows, ler's uniie to keep our broilwerhood Lei orher nalions light and lrill We won'i do if egeinst our will. ' God :reeled all lands and sees: He made fha birds. flowers and irees. Lei Him control ell our moods and sfrile Lei Him conirol all our normal life. 97 Elsie Berg man, '3b. J. H. S. Basksiball Team SUMMARY OF THE SEASON'S GAMES J. H, S. ...... 26 Erie Tech .,...... 24 J. H, S... .,.,. 35 Falconer ,. J. H. S., 33 Warren ....,.... 26 J. H. S.. .. I9 Wssfield J. H, S. , .. 33 Slrong Vincenf ,. 32 J. H. S. . . 27 Bradford .. J. H, S. ,. 23 Dunkirk ......... 30 J. H. S. ,.., . 33 Silver Creek J, H. S. . 26 Salamanca ,, ,.,, . I5 J. H. S,. . .. 49 Olean J. H. S .,.,. ... 47 Fredonia . , . .. . 32 J. H. S. ...., .. 32 Weslfleld . J. H. S. .,,. . 27 Falconer . . I0 J. H. S. , , .. 29 Dunkirk J. H. S. , ., 3l Bradford ..,..... I7 J. H. S... ..... 47 Clean J. H. S.., ,, .. 35 Wesilleld ...,... 23 J. H. S.. .. ., 34 Williamsville J. H. S... . , 49 Silver Creek ..... lb J. H. S. .. 33 Bamus Poinl J, H. S. .,...,.. 39 Dunkirk ,.....,.. 27 Captain . Gunnar Lundgran Coach . Dsnfon J. Moon Manager . Wesley Swanson Adviser . . Harry T. Watson 98 BASKETBALL AMESTOWN High School's 1936 basketball team crashed through with one of the best records ever established by a Red and Green team, winning nineteen games of the twenty-one games engaged in. During this time the local team not only managed to win the Lake Shore League championship but also the county championship. This year's team was considered one of the strongest if not the strongest team Coach Denton J. Moon has ever put out at the local school. Each player had plenty of experience and with their team work and uncanny shooting abil- ity, they played excellent ball in every engagement. The season opened with victories over three formidable teams from Pennsylvania, these being Erie Tech, Warren and Strong Vincent. The Erie Tech game went one overtime period before the local lads were victorious and the Strong Vincent game went two extra periods before Jamestown won. Jamestown then opened their Lake Shore League championship playing Dunkirk. Although the Red and Green Raiders were the favorites. Dunkirk emergd victorious. The boys, however, were badly oft and later proved their superiority by defeating Dunkirk two times. After Jamestown defeated Dunkirk in their second game, they were tie for first place in the Lake Shore League. Then the team of Westfield came to the front by defeating both Dunkirk and Jamestown, which resulted in a three-way deadlock. ' In the league play-offs the local boys eliminated Westfield on the Dunkirk court and came through by defeating Dunkirk in an overtime contest. The local squad then went on to win the championship of the county by easily winning from Bemus Point. Several non-league games with Williamsville, Olean. Bradford and Salamanca added to the variety of games and made them more thrilling. Captain Gunnar Lundgren took high scoring honors for the Red and Green Raiders and flashed good basketball with his sensational shooting and dribbling. Vernon Greenwood and LeRoy Johnson, dead shots from all parts of the floor and consistent scorers, were main stays in the passwork of the local squad which was always of whirlwind style and caught their opponent off guard. Gustaf Jones, vet- eran guard. starred with his defensive play. preventing opponents from scoring on many occasions which might have changed the entire game. Last. but not least. Hoger Anderson, crack center of the team, featured every game with his fighting spirit as well as his all around ability as a basketball player. l-lis ability to come through at the crucial moment proved to be a winning factor in more than one game. 99 Senior Baskofball Team 20 INTER-CLASS BOYS' BASKETBALL HE Senior class basketball Team are The infer-class baslceTball cham- pions oT JamesTown High School. ln The TirsT game of The inTer4class series The Seniors won from The posf-graduafes by The score of 30 To IS. The Juniors Then ran away wiTh The memloers of The Sophomore class. This leTT The Seniors and Juniors The only ones in The race and as a resulT of Their game which The Seniors won 29 To 27. The cup was pi-esen+ed To The '36 classmen. The linal game proved To be a very Tasl' and clever game. Raymond Johnson, Philip Mula and Herberf Nelson were The sfars Tor The Senior Team. IOO WI-IAT WOULD HAPPEN Lyle were Cook inslend of Buller Henrielle were Carrol insfead of Arrolf Roscoe were Knock inslead of Rapp Shirley were Buick inslead of Ford George were Pinch inslead of Finch Jean were Screech instead of Howell Richard were Bufcher insfead of Baker Francis were Poverfy inslead of Forfune Bealrice were Bang inslead of Klang Allene were Spend inslead of Hoerd Ann were Fake inslead of Riehl Chuck were Cosl inslead of Price Jeanelle were Minisfers instead of Parsons Clark were Easl insfead of Wesf Marian were Joker instead of Kidder Julian were Animal inslead of Fish Lucy were Narrowhead inslead of Broadhead Janef were Goodlose inslead of Goodwin Richard were Flal inslead of Sharp Park were Chasepole inslead of Calchpole Mary were Fry insfead of Boyle Katie were Pheasanl' inslead of Pcrlridge. CSNQ ' Come quick mama. lil-He Oscar's ealing all lhe raisins off The fly paper -i,i. Bud-All geniuses are conceiled. Bill--Oh I don'l know, l'm nof. 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And Ihings I wan'I' 'ro see: So many 'rhings I wan? Io have, And 'Ihings I wani' Io be. I do noi seem 'Io have much say, 'Cause Faie makes such a ding I guess Ihai I wiII have +0 wait Un+iI my ship comes in. I'd Iike io go +o Europe. And I wani fo visi'I' Mars: Bu+ whiIe I am abou? it I'II caII on ALL fhe s+ars.y I wani +o occupy The chair Upon which fame has sei: I+ seems +o me I've waiied 'Mosf aII my Iife for Ihaf. My ship musi s'IiII be waiiing For a Iyphoon 'io abaie: Or somefhing musf have happened Eise if wouIdn r be so Iaie. I wiII noi' be discouraged, 'Cause fhere simply has Io be Somewhere, on +he seven seas. A ship afioai' for me. So. if you should go wand'ring, And find my ship ai sea. Perchance. you'II wake her pilot And saii her home Io me? J. I., H.. 37. I03 Congratulafiom THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1936 DONT GET PERSGIXIAL A Bobby Pin . A dollar bill . A paniing dog . A frank person . Don a coal An inkwell . A geography . A doorknob , A walnui' . . Boblsing for apples . A Kafydid . An herb . Rayon silk . A cowslip . A boifle of pop . An ediforial . A woodchuck . 29:3 . A Roberi pin . A dollar William A frcusering dog A Franklin person Donald a coal . An ink-Wellingion A Georgegrephy A door-Knoblock . A Waliernui' Roberiing for apples . A Kalherine-dicl . . A l-lerberi Raymond-on silk A cow-peiiicoai A bofile of faiher An Edwardilorial . A wood-Charles L. P. B.. '36. Nearsighied old man leaiing a box of loose leaf reinforcemenisl: Well, by heck. these lifesavers don'+ iasie like ihey used io. -.-.4 How much do you charge for weighing hogs? asked a genileman io one of our weighmasiers. Oh. iusi gel on. l'll weigh you for noihingf' was ihe bland reply. T,i Wai+er. fhere's a fly in my ice cream. Lei him freeze and 'leach him a lesson. The liiile rascal was in our soup lasi' night IOS ONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I936 OF THE JAMESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL, FROM THE MAKERS OF ART METAL EQUIPMENT. MODERN PRODUCTION METHODS SUPPORTED BY THE TRADITIONAL EXCELLENCE OF JAMESTOWN CRAFTSMANSHIP HAVE MADE ART METAL EQUIP- MENT KNOWN AND USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. AS YOU ENCOUNTER ART METAL PRODUCTS IN HOMES,SCHOOLS,OFFICES,BANKS. LIBRARIES, HOSPITALS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS. MAY THEY ADD TO YOUR PRIDE AS REPRESENTA- TIVE PRODUCTS OF YOUR HOME CITY. ART METAL CONSTRUCTION Co. JAMESTOWN, ..... NEW YORK avv1FfK? E534-1:-:' I06 WHEN FRIENDS PART We played Jfogefher, he and I, And life seemed very cerlain 'lhenq Nor was if hinlecl we would say good-bye Before 'the summer lefl again. Ye+ now +ha'r qracluafion comes. gone is he. Wifh whom fhis very day l'd planned ln happy comradeship fo be. I Walking 'Phe golden sfrelch of sands I l-low sfrange are meelings and larewells l-low closely linlced are loss and gain ln every glorious friendship dwells For one 'lhe cerfain+y of pain. Now here alone I walk fhe shore The ache of sorrow in my heart Braving 'lhe billerness once more, Thai' comes when good friends have 'ro part I'll always lhink of you, said he. And l remember wifh a sigh Thai promise which he made fo me: Buf l'll always remember his good-bye. Carolyn M. Olivi IO7 Over 'IQOO Auto Accessories Firesfone - Tires. Tubes, Bafieries. Accessories, and Spark Plugs, lgnifion Work, Tire and Tube Repairs Brake Adiusfing. Brake Relining. Headlighi' Tesfing. Simonizing, Washing, Polishing, Lubricafion, Gasoline and Oil. BURGESON 'TIRE STORES, INC. JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK FOURTH AT PRENDERGAST PHONE 6-998 Compliments of JAMESTOWN METAL CORPORATION IDB JCDKES Laughler is lhe spice of life and we are ils shaker. .1,T Well, Hank, l'lI lell you how il is. You see, I married a widow, and lhis widow had a daughler. Then my falher being a widower, married our daughler, so you see my falher is my own son-in-law. Yes, l see. Then again my slep-daughler is my slep-molher, isn'l she? Well lhen her molher is my grandmolher, isn'l she? l'm married lo her am l nol? So lhal makes me my own grandfalher, doesn'l il? l-le called his girl a sandwich because she was half-bred. A man recenlly wenl info a hardware slore and asked for a can opener. He was given a Ford door handle. Bring me anolher hard-boiled egg, please. Anylhing else? Yes, you mighl bring me a coop. The lasl one flew away. --+-- I l-le is a wise bulcher who can make bolh ends meal. Lady: Whal is lhal round lhing on your coal? A mark for good direcling of lraffic? Cop: No, lady. Il s a mark for poor direcling of soup. Belly R.--Men are all alike, you lell lhem somelhing and il goes in one ear and oul lhe olher. Brel C.-And women are all alike, you lell fhem somelhing and il goes in one ear and oul lheir moulh. George Dawson explaining why he was lale for work one morning. The lrain before was behind, and lhe lrain behind was behind before besides. Traffic Cop: Use your noodle lady! Use your noodle lady! Doris Anderson: My goodness! Where is il? l've pushed and pulled everylhing in lhe car. Jack Pills: Whal is lhe difference belwen lhe bread we eal and a college bred? Papa-daddy: A college bred is a four year loaf. i 109 ' Q46 dlflflf C71'Ci Porfrair, Field and Commercial Phofographers l,,. Exlends Hs very besr wishes io The I936 Gradualing Class of The Jamesrown High School Um During 'rhe period from June Isf fo Ocrober lsr a liberal discounf is granfed fo High School gradua+es Dm J. STUART HUSBAND ELLEN EAST THIRD AT PRENDERGAST IIO A. HUSBAND College Shun Where young allows fzncl style DIQINTZQS H , . IIR JEWELER Men's Sfrap Wafches Ladies' Wrisi Wafches LIE! Rings. CIips, BraceIe+s. Vanify Cases, Necldaces. Earrinqs LIB Choice .flsxortuzent of Graduation Gifts U III-90 IIIQIDIIEIIIQIIED ATI-ILETIC EQUIPMENT BALL PLAYING SKATIN6 GOLFING FISHING HUNTING BICYCLES, ETC. LU N DQ U I S T Experl Welch Repairing I0 EAST SECOND STREET Brooldyn Square Dial 7-946 Complimermfs of LINOUEST ELECTRIC CO., INC. 309 Main Sfreei' Phone 7-986 ff Your Story in 'Picture Leaver 1NQzll1ing Untold MORSE ENGRAVING COMPANY JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK ll2 WE CAN'T-CAN YOU? You can'+ sail a blood vessel. You can'1'+ie a Clara Bow. You can'+ make a glass pifcher. You can'+ make a bed spring. You can'T walk under lhe arch of your fool. You can'+ bear +he drums of your ears. You can'+ hammer your finger nails. You can'l make an umbrella siand. You can'+ see wifh your eye i'oo+h. You can'+ leach +he pupil of your eye. You can'l make Sain? Virus Dance. You can'+ see a wrisl wafch. You can'+ play a shoe horn. You can'+ make a ginger snap. You can'+ make a march box. You never saw a pen poinl. You never saw a foolh pick. ' You never heard a diamond ring. You never heard a cigar band. You never saw an orange squeeze. You never saw a fail spin. You never saw a sfocking run. You never saw a willow weep. Conzpliments of IIHIMDGJIUIEDIILQ JAMHBSQKDWN AND llHlilD6lll'llEl9lllp SAMIUUJIEEIIES Complimenfs of JAMESTOWN FORD DEALER AL. J, HQRAN MOTOR SALES KATE Compnmemf J ER RV PAR K E R S Easi Road Near Greenhursf on Service Siaiion ' Lake Chauhuuqua GW2REJfTEI!QH MIQGS GORDON ' HART SCHAFFNER CLOTHES 81 MARX CLOTHES LUNDQUIST 8: SODERSTROM 206 N. Main Sfreef n . BROSTROM-CONNER ozzfune Amicus S H QD HE, S For Mm For Wonwu NUNN BUSH SELBY Summer Classes WALKOVER ARCH PRESERVERS I and WALKOVER Opennng June 6 FREEMAN VITALITY For Child KAL!-STEN-IKS Af Hua Phone 63-745 SCOTUSH RITE I9 MAIN ST. BROOKLYN SQ. Sunday School Teacher: Every child who would lilce 'lo go To heaven some day, please sfrand up. QAII jumped up bul Johnnyl Teacher- Johnny, is 1+ possuble 'rha+ you don'f wanl lol go fo heaven? Johnny- No, noi wilh Thai bunch. Miss Screecher: Would you advise me 'io cullivafe my voice? Sufferer: Yes, by all means, and please planr E+ deep. Dumb: Who's This Ann l-low l hear so much aboul'? One: She's some relalion fo Sue Perlal'ive. -to- A woman pun' her fongue lo a flal iron +0 see if il was hoi' and fhai' household has been remarkably quiel ever since. Wailerl Yes, sir. Wha+'s l'his? H's bean soup, sir. No mailer whal i'r's been, 'rhe queslion is, whaf is il now? in Golzqrafufazfiorzs graduafes Remember, one of +he qrealesi assels is punclualify. You can always be on lime wilh a HAMILTON WATCH from E. F. BASSETT 302 Main Sfreef was ,. Cf0l'lfLIlflEliC6IMlZI1.i! . . flwe end of a period of preparafion, Hwe beginning of life's greal work. We congrafulafe lhe members of llwe Class of IQ36. When in need of good prinfing, consul? us. We mainlain a service cleparf- menl, wifh large variefy of sfock cufs available. JOURNAL PRESS, INC. 2l2.2n4.2ue w. SECOND ST. TELEPHONE 6.189 Congraiulaiions fo J. H. S. Graduaiing Class from Elie Eimfmmual We lwope you will always read Uhr Mnurnal and we pleclge our effort to malce it the ldncl ol a newspaper that will justify your patronage. Let the journal follofw you to college DEFINITIONS Play Pracfice-Somefhing Ihal' Iakes more our of you rhan you pur info il' lhan you gel' oul of il. A Welch-A lime recording device which is always wrong when you come la'Ie Io school. Class Dislinclion-Thai Ihing which makes a Senior so proud and haughly, Ihe Sophomore so pelile ancl bashful and Ihe Junior so medi- ocre. Noise-200 hungry sludenls aboul' I2:O5 in Ihe Cafeleria. La'I'in Sharlc-A dumb fish who cloesn r know 'Ihal he is gelling hooked. Afhlefe-A dignified bunch ol muscles unable 'ro splil wood or sill lhe ashes. Complexion-The color of 'rhe lace. You can buy if ar lhe drug sfore. Hug-A roundaboul' way of showing alfeclion. Kiss-An indescribable somefhing +ha'r is of no value lo any one. buf is much prized and enioyed by Ihe righl Iwo. Love--A man's insane desire Io become a woman's meal-Iickel. Miracle-A woman who won'l' Iallc. Shirf-Every man's bosom friend. TI-IE JAMESTOWN RETAIL DRY GOODS ASSOCIATION Congrafulales Ihe Class of '36 The following slores have enioyed your pafronage. and hope Io meril your confinued friendship, by offering reliable and sfyle-righf merchandise al righl prices. ABRAI-IAMSON-BIGELOW CO. LOCKWOOD'S NELSON'5 SPECIALTY SHOPS WRIG-I-IT'S SPECIALTY SHOP The Above Slores are Home-Owned and Honxc-Managed H7 For Over EugI1+een Years T5he PAQUIN-SNYDER CG, INC. I-Iave Served Ihe PeopIe of James'Iown WITH QUALITY FOODS aI' SAVING PRICES The PAOUIN-SNYDER CO., INC GROCERIES AND MEATS HOME OWNED STORES IIS f:0ll1f7li'HlU7lfK of NU NU CI-IAPTEI2 CHI SIGMA CHI FRATERNITY C0'W1pI11Il211f5 of ELPI-IENTINE TEMPLE OF AMUINI RA FRATERNITY FRANK A. HUMBERT, INCORPORATED OFFICE AND SALESROOM, 2lI9 WASHINGTON ST. JAMESTOWN, N. Y. TILE - MARBLE AND SLATE GOODYEAR RUBBER FLOORS MANTELS AND G-RATES FIREPLACE - FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT HUMPHREY RADIANTFIRE CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1936 TIHIT A TU S TED PACKARD CARS Longratulatzom CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH BROLIN MOTOR SALES,Inc. PHONE 45-525 335 East Third Sfreei JAMESTOWN, N. Y. The Best' in Flowers At All Times gfeefas gzower Shop 1 CHERRY smear Pm' My JAMESTOWN, N. . Landlady: A professor formerly occupied This room, sir. l-le invenTed an explosive. New Roomer: Ahl l suppose Those spoTs on The ceiling are The explosive. Landlacly: No, They're The professor. l suppose King Solomon wasn'T much of a Traveler. Why noT? l-low could a man geT anywhere when he had To kiss a Thousand wives goodby? Boss: ThaT new man we puT on The job is a regular sTeam engine. Friend: Good worker, is he? Boss: No, he's a good whisflerf' Explained-Bob Appleyard: When does The 5:I5 leave? BreT Carlson: AT a quarTer pasT Tive. Bob Appleyard: Thanksl l geT all mixed up over This changing oT Time. V To whaT do you aTTribuTe your remarkable healTh? Well, replied The very old genTleman. l reckon l goT a good sTarT on mosT people by bein' born beTore germs was discovered. Thereby havin' less To worry abouT. WESTINGT-IOUSE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS Should be your choice BeauTiTul CabineTs l-lermeTically Sealed UniTs No Belfs - No Oiling Five Year Service GuaranTeed Ranges Radios Electric Vacuum Cleaners Plumbing Healing Air Condilionnrs Oil Burners PHONE 5-IBI CHATFIELD 8a SHARP, INC. II7 EAST THIRD STREET Fifly Years of Scr1'11'e in lamestrrzwx I2I COIlgfllfIl1l1fI0l1S and Best Wishes to the Class of 1936 from James+own's Leading Sfore for FURNITURE Russ - CARPETS - LINQLEUM KELVINATOR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS MAYTAG WASI-IERS 81 IRONERS MAC-BIC CHEF GAS RANGES HAMILTON-BEACI-I VACUUM CLEANERS 84 FOOD MIXERS Dm The House that Confidence Built FIELD 8g WRIGHT COMPANY I00-IOB MAIN STREET JAMESTOWN, N. ConvenIenI Credif Plan I22 Y. ROMANTIC CLASSROOM MOMENTS A real-life drama was enacied ln English class one day: A lovely lady falfered .And complelely swooned away. And 'loul de suile To her rescue A schoolboy gallanl came. l-le loore her oul from danger Inio brighfesl school-wide fame. Nexi' day she 'lhanlcecl him sweellyg The noble hero of our rhyme Borrowed from Mae Wes? and said: Please fainl again some lime! -..Q- When we reach Jrhe lhird lamp-pos? l'm going To kiss you. Oh, Harold, isn'+ Thai going foo far? Wifi: the Compliments of the KEWAUNEE MFG. COMPANY Kew aunee , Wis. and Adrian, Mich. CQK Science, Vocalional, Home Economics and Library Furnilure Aulomalic Adiusfable Chairs and Siools 123 HAAS CONSTRUCTION CO.,Inc General Contractors PHONE 5-306 IOOI MONROE STREET OFFICE EQUIPMENT- SOCIAL and BUSINESS STATIONERY GREETING CARDS for EVERY OCCASION Agency for Royal Poriable Typewriier IIEVIIEBIIEEIIR N IIDIIIIIINIIIINII IIEID. GRADUATION The Treasured graduaiion gifi is a wafch-we have a complete line. moderafely priced, smarfly s+yIed and precise in Iheir Timekeeping qualifies. PHONE 5-908 THE WATCH SHOP 3 WEST FIRST STREET PROFESSIONAL BUILDING HOTEL JAMESTOWN BARBER SHOP BARBER SHOP EW Hair Cuffing 4 - BarIxcr5 3 4 Sf ily M. Parltllurti Harold ll h 101 Cha! Ball Wm. Siam M I 'I I Afhndancu THIRD AT WASHINGTON 5 A M 9 5 p M saiufa 1 P M I24 ,UV THE ALPHA CHAPTER of the CI-II OMEGA FRATERNITY Wishes 'fo Exfend Hs CongraIuIaIions Io Hue Graduafing Class of I936 Wood Flooring in School by J. ADELMAN, INC 20 EAST 46th STREET NEW YORK CITY IZS The CITIZENS BAKING CC. X36 Makers of Fine Bread V543 A+ Prices Thal Save You Over I l' 205 ON YOUR BREAD Locally Owned, Locally Manag d Employing Jcmeslown Bakers For Sale At All PAOUIN-SNYDER, QUALITY CASH and RED 8: WHITE STORES BEAUTY SHOP Our shop is The 'finest Our operafors are The best Our aim is safisfaclion. Our Per- manenf Waves are ariisficelly designed for High School Girls. BARBER SHOP If i+'s good service you have in mind visi+ RAFFNS any lime. James+own's mos? pafronized shop II Pays io Look Well P H 0 N E 6 9 2 6 U I E ' n 4 EAST THIRD STREET OVER THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK JUST JUNK AND SORTA STUFF ll Java dime lri-lri acan. Auslria gol Hungary and 'fried Turkey in Greece. Would Java Cuba sugar in your collee? Philippine wilh good ink. There is snow use lalking aboul il, bul ils darn while ol U-U gel lhe drill. I guess shoe can'l gel il. Waler you lalking aboul?-Jusl wel a minule. Call lhe Bosphorus. Denmark our check! Jamaica 'Few more puns? Alexander Van and his new Cello program wilh sex delicious favors-Bock. Mozarl. Beelhoven. Wagner. Brahms and Slrauss. We skep+ical in lhe Cellar. Dewillville youl My Harllield lerrible, because Chaulauqua Lake oil me. Slow around awhile. il Texas back. The Be-mus bee in lhe hive. Now Hive lound aboul il. Turnip here, il beels everylhing. lelluce be lriends, I don'l carrols all righl wilh me, Enclive in here, corn l help il, I have bean looking lor you. Do you know semi- colon? Can I have Samoa? I-le lried lo Taylor. Helen Mae Moore money lhal nighl. Harris righl hair in lhe Hall. Hayward, he go? Gosh. ils Grandin here. I Os-car And-er-son lo lhe parly. There Benson mislake, I don'l Corwin you slop. Asia Like ll. Europe, handle il carefully. ls Esso. I gas-o-line up againsl lhe pole. Alcohol lhe ashes lomorrow. Kero-sene me lasl nighl, bul ils oil righl. Did lhe llowers Budgel7 l am iusl' Roman around. Cod liver oil is very eflicienl llish senll. Halflown knows il. l'le's Walson lhe loolball games lor a long lime. Canl' you gel India head. Egypl me. Aw-Gowanda New York. Waler we wailing lor. oh, lcel The meal man said-bulcher hand down here. he sausage chop il olf. il he did nol weiner her hearl, allhough he would like lo liver alone. Lel's slalk aboul lhe wealher. wealher you like il or nul. Thal's sheep malerial. Would Gillelle me lake your razor. Wire you insulale. said lhe eleclrician lo his daughler. My aunl slepl in lhe garage. bul she had an aulo. Chimney. il's hol. I zinc you are glad lo meler. Venice he coming? Canada noise. Iowa bill, so Idaho polaloes. Miami having a good lime. Whal did Delaware? She wore her New Jersey. ll's lhe Maine idea. ll's Spain So Long. O. G. whal will l do? ll's awlully A. Z. lo see. Oh yes. A. R. all-righl. Hide do il. bul l am alraid he'd hair me. The aulhor oughl lo be pul in lhe Penilenliary, or Yale. They Randolph home. Try and Dodge lhe lrees in lhe Appleyarcl. Abboll lhen wha+ are you going lo do. Are you Sherwood-nl hurl anybody? John B. Price. l27 GRANDIN'S RED FLAG FEEDS For Sale A+ STEELE STREET JAMESTOWN, N. Y. For Snappy, You+I'n'uI EWTQ' fffffvg F 0 W R proww by X-my Come Io ' WADE BRCS COLLEGEBRED SHOES Q FOR YOUNG LADIES BOSTONIAN AND FLORSHEIM ZI2 MAIN STREET SHOES FOR YOUNG MEN CongraI'uIa+ions from giffywoocl Qeaafiy Gjvaforz We are always ready Io serve you in any phase of beauiy cuIIure ZI4 NORTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 56-395 128 Mr. Kline lin Freshman science classlz Who's Jrhei greafesf inven for Ihe world has ever known? Frosh: An Irishman by fhe name of Pal' Pending. The new recruif passed Ihe officer wiIhouI salufinq. Hey. called The officer, do you see 'Ihis uniform I'm wearing? Yes sir. said lhe raw one. and jus? Ioolc ai fhis 'Ihing lhey gave me. --4- Lady: I-Iobo, did you nolice Ihal' pile of wood in Ihe yard? Yes'm. I seen Hz You should mind your grammar. You mean you saw if. No'm. You saw me see ir. buf you ain'+ seen me saw iI. We Carry A COMPLETE LINE of ARTISTS' SUPPLIES EXPERT PICTURE FRAMING SI-IATTERPROOF AUTO GLASS Insfalled while you waif PAINTS WALL PAPER VARNISHES ENAMELS Pearl City Paint 8: Glass Co., Inc. Corner Main and Fourlh Sfreeis Phone 3-783 Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class' OI T936 v SEARS, ROEBUCK 8g CO. I29 H Cosfs Less +0 Own a GENERAL ELIECTIRIIC REFIRIIGERATOR because H cosfs less fo run IT operaies q ie Hs famous sealed ID sfeel u 'r equ es o serv ce noi' eve oilmg Ni f + h pf + f G lEl+ ld'+l h' OPEN EVENINGS TU IDN ED RADIO SHOP PHONE 3-765 3 I 8 PINE no X, J. H. S. NURSERY Tom. Tom, +he piper's son, Noi by piping is money won, Bul' fiddle-playing has greal allure For one who cashed in as an amaleur. Jack be nimble, Jack be quick, Give an excuse. say you're sick: Look out Jack. or she'll gel sore. All is fair in school and war. LiH'le Jack Horner sH's in a corner. Doing lessons wifh never a sigh: When reporf cards come I-le'll pull ou? a plum And say. whal a good boy am ll Lilfle Bo-Pee has los+ her sheep And doesn r lcinow where 'ro find lhem, They've all leli' 'lhe school, According To rule, Leaving 'fheir records behind fheml Yours in fun. ' Albsrf Congrallllafionx fo J. H. S, GRADUATION CLASS of 1936 'From -Pl PHI FRATERNITY l3l Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1936 LAWSON FURNITURE COMPANY BROOKLYN SQUARE Tlu'rr ix a rlvnirr in Imolu as in friemls mn! ilu- mnni mfs or sinks In llu' Irvvl nf ils liabillml sociL'ly. -ISMILRSON. You receive help and inspiration from good books, your Iife is enriched by Ihe companionship of true friends, and you find a wonderful source of energy for vifaliiy in EQBAQDJUI PLUMBING INSTALLATION INDUSTRIAL ARTS BUILDING McGINITY, JOHNSON 8s CO. 2l4 PRENDERGAST AVENUE PLUMBING AND HEATING Wallhide Flat WaII Paint L ONE OR TWO COATS IN ONE DAY 1115111111168 Letter Service I: C li 9 S Collections Paint and Wall Paper Store PHONE 4-933 Next Io Post Omen I2 GOKEY BLDG. WEST THIRD STREET 132 . . A New Mode of l.lvlngl f 1 , i r .,., se ,.A. LaR,v.,L-.E-l.: I Js5,,f H , s si. as fs- 1,55 - PS T ASGii3f2,?5H?ff3l'i- Q - 55 . T 'Twvdfx . N, .,., ...., .. ,I -. -.:i.Q,.:. -,,-,- ,--.-.GX-,Es,15.:.,,,:..-W.: ygjvgw grief-1-g'fffi1 '-e': K ' r I -:: ,Irj,.::.gs 5is'Eil?l5 ?'gSi3sEilu5i'9!155?? Rfgavlfl 5' I I1 I W W - if-'fi iffiv' ,.i.:...-.xs,mb.Q. 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DO YOU KNOW7 Red I Whlh under one label. has the qrealexr number and variety ol Food Product: In America Red L While has offered the public The Flnexi Me Merkel Aflurdx at Reasonable Prices for I5 years. Red I Whlre han me longed lin of keeping Approval: ever given one llrm. Good House- Red8While ood Slores EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL 133 FOR STUDENTS OF GEOLOGY-BIOLOGY-MICROSCOPY POLARIZING SETS Consisf of Polarizer and Analyzer--slip on an microscope and sfudy The specimen under Polarized Liglit A Iascinafinq field of siudy is opened a+ a moderafe cosf. Price of Polariqer and ,flnalyqer 57.85 R. FUESS INC. NEW YORK 245 WEST ssfh STREET , f LLCL65 FASHIONS OF DISTINCTION JAMESTOWN, New YORK J. L.OSGOOD MACHINERY 8 TOOL CO. INC. 4345 PEARL STREET BUFFALO. NEW YORK SOUTH BEND LATI-IES Manufachzrers of Osgoocl's Pafenfed INDESTRUCTIBLE File and Tool Handles and Safely FILEGRIPS IIFASIIHIIIIIIDIINII GTTAIIIIIIQIDIIIKS Our cloilies are Fine woolens made in our own Good Tailoring sliop on The 8' af reasonable premises. prices. PHONE 35-70I I4-I6 NORTH MAIN STREET I34 Mr. Williams: li a man can do one-fourfh of a piece of work in lhree days how long will ii falce him io finish ii? A Sfudeni: ls il a governmenl confracf job or is ihe man working for himself? 1.-. li s easy enough fo be pleasanl In a coupe all warm and iolly Bur lhe girl worlh while ls one who can smile When you're faking her home on Jrhe frolley. Roberl Olson ls ealcingl: Say, Phyllis, do you believe in com- rnunicaiing wifh 'the dead? Phyllis Goranson: l'm noi sure, buf I can hear you quife disrincilyf' BeH'y Johnson: I bel you sleep good. Billie Godfrey: Why? Belly Johnson: Because you lie so well. lnsiead of measuring our highways in miles we should measure lhem in lcillomefers. .--.-...- .Japanese Nalional l-lobby-Colleciing China. Beily Hayward- Noi only has he broken my hearl' and wrecked my life, buf he's messed up my whole evening. lVieal Service Fountain Service 3 i aww? X' jon-iffANbwlcH :Hn BAILEY auiuaine Pine Ai Fouan-i i35 T' IIITIIIQIDMVIIESIIRS NELSON 8g BUTTS, INC. I7 N. MAIN STREET PHONE 6-888 CompIirnenIs of MONARCH STATIONERY and PAPER CO., Inc. 3l6 NORTH MAIN STREET Complimenis Io THE CLASS OF '36 from THE NORDIC TEMPLE and NORDIC CAFE Corner of Second and Prendergad Why Nof Learn Io PIay POPULAR MUSIC for Piano Ihis Summer? LEDA GAGE KIMBALL STUDIO - I23 MAPLE ST. PHONE 34-4BI DEWEY-DAVIS PRINTING COMPANY 322 WASHINGTON ST. ef Fourth Engraved Worl for B or Social U FOIIIIERCIAI PRINIERS Sin e l808 nbb SI PM II - THE - NAME - GUARANTEES - BECAUSE OF THEIR SOLID WELDED CONSTRUCTION AND SUITABILITY FOR MODERN BUILDINGS. HOPE'S HOPKINS WINDOWS WERE SELECTED FOR USE IN THE ,IAMESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL ! HOPE S ' W'INDOWS ' INC ' JAMESTOWN ' NEW- YORK - I37 JOHN A. JoNEs MQW DRUG MIIEBJINIIQS S T O R E MVTIEJAIIR V Third ai Pine 305 Norfh Main Sfreef JAMESTOWN N. Y. JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK uili CompIimenIs I mtzrlzien ang 'ey' I a-I 'Ihe Charles S+ree'I' Greenhouses GALVIN MACHINERY SALES METAL WORKING MACHINERY AND ACCESSORIES New or Used 500 Brisbane Bldg. Bu'FIaIo, N. Y. I38 BOUQUET There are smiles ThaT make you happy. There are smiles ThaT make you gay. BuT no smiles are like The ones Thaf Bob A. gives awayl QUARTET Who are The ardenT singers who make The lunch-room ring? Who are The husky males who have a noon-day sing? You know, l know, we all know how we Teel: Will you have music or indigesTion wiTh your meal? Sludeni Mmslrel. --o-- Nobody Home-Mrs. SmiTh lspifefullylz She's of The bungalow Type-no upper sTory. When Burnell Carlson was six years old, he wenT on his TirsT visiT To his uncle's farm. AT breakTasT he heard ThaT his uncle's Jersey cow had been sTolen during The nighT. ThaT's a good joke on The man who sTole her, was Burnell's com- menT. Why? asked his uncle. Why, iusT before supper lasT nighT The hired man Took all The milk ouT of her. Congratulations from the SEMA NU FRATERNITY Class of '36 139 Zi f fg.g?4'Q 6 I a JQ'Egx1XX5' The Car Tha+ Has Every+hing Sales and Sem-ice NEW EAGLE MDTUDS Washingicn af IOI'h Sfreei' Specializing DIAL ffl for5REEgII3ions Where Food is R + I7 STEAK AND Really Tasty Ouoi CHICKEN Cafe-ring Io Parfies Chafgfgcua DINNERS T and Look for -LUNCHES Wedding Recepiions The Apple l 1 BZSII-G2-TOO! S MUSIC House We cater to the needs of the scbool mzlxicialf' RENTAL SERVICE EXPERT REPAIRS Exclusive Represenfafive for SELMER Woodwind KING Band Insfrumenfs OLD'S Trombones and Cornefs Buy Ai llama mul Sa-vc 6 Cenfre SI'reeI I3 Eesf 4Ih Sires? FREDONIA JAMESTOWN, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS GRADS IIIQAIIMIIIIPQIIRIIDS Always The Besf In Candies and Ice Cream Try Our Noon Day I.uncbeons I40 Complimenfs of DON CARLTONS GRC!-IESTRA RUTH HOVEY WINSLOW BHHO S SUMMER CLASSES TAP, BALLET, ACROBATIC and BALLROOM DANCING Seven weeks course s+ar+ing June I5+h Y. W. C. A. Phone 5-I37 or 53-825 TENNIS RACKET5 C01npli1ue1zz's of SLI9 UP FREE RACKET coverzs YOUNG'S ' . CLEANERS and DYERS col.l.nu , su ff o n. 1- A s H o n I09 Easf Third Sires! , CLEANERS OF NEWT Complimenfs of Co1npIi111e1zts of J E S S U P HENDERSON-LINCOLN TU RNER 42I Easi Second Sires? fe l, SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES FRANK MARVIN CLARK 300 Main Sireef Corner of Eesi Third The Leading and Dependable DRUG AND BOOK STORE in Wesfern New York Where II is Safe To Take any DocIor's Prescripiion Complimenfs of WILLIAM L. BECK Groceries and Meats DIAL 5-Iza I9 W. SECOND ST. SYLVIA FOSBURG 1'I'IilHllny Opposife The SIIea'x DAMP WASH SERVICE Sales and Service SME NO IAMESTOWN FAMILY LAUNDRY CYCLE-Ifngf' 'NC' Easi Third and Prendergasf Ave. ECON SERVICE PRINTING CO. 207 PINE STREET Jus? nl-:ova Sacund JAMESTOWN. N. Y. ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO., INC. 3I9 Cherry Sires! JAMESTOWN, N. Y. Telephone Jamesicwn 4-U34 See Ihe New Ouief Machine AI' No Exfra COSI WILLIAM A. LONG, Manager A DAY WITH THE JONES'S IN SONG Sofia gel up and go 'io work again. sang lhe alarm clock as Mr. Jones awoke io ihe parler of 'ihe Rain on 'lhe roof. Le+'s have break- iiasr in bed, suggesled his wife, lo which he answered. l agree per- fecilyf' This over, he said good-bye 'lo her Cheek fo Cheek, and siaried on his way. As he approached ihe sieps he lhoughi, l'm build- ing up fo an awful lei down, and as he l-lil ihe spot his wife yelled Goody, goody. Hiram finally reached 'ihe office, and as he sal down 'ro his desk, he ihoughl l'm gonna sil righf down and wriie myself a leiierf' and Wil'h all my heart +ry lo concen+ra+e on my work. Jusl' ihen his secrelary showed him a ielegram which- read, Lulu's back in 'lown. He phoned her and ihey decided io meel ln a liiile Gypsy 'lea room 'For Cock+ails for +wo. Prompily a+ one o'clock fhey mel, and while he aie Animal crackers in my soup. she ordered A bowl of chop suey and youey. The drummer man in +he band began lo play The ghosi of Dinah, and ihey decided io leave before lhe place became haunied. The 'rraffic was ierrificf' so ihey had io dodge 'rhe cars uniil he reached The office. Jusl a S'lrange lnierludef' he decided as he sal down lo work again. As he arrived home ihai nighi, his wife had A rose in her hair, and was ready io Kick lhe gong around, so he called Dinner for one please. James, and was Alone af a 'iable 'For Two. l-le suddenly remembered Thai' he had a dale wiih A beauiiful lady in blue, aboul' a quarier 'lo nine, so he pui' on his Top hai, while lie, and iails, and 'rhey wen+ Truckin +o a nighl' club, LiHle Duich Mill, where she murmured Cling io me. l always was a sorl of woman haler, he replied buf l'm wiih 'rhe righi girl now. Afler a few drinks The Music wen? round and round and he began io sing l'rn siifing high on a hill+op . When The waiier kicked him oui. he said Thanks a million. As he arrived home, he saw ihai' his wife was 'feeling A li'Hle bil inde- pendent so he urged Please believe me, ihis never happened before. Bui' ii was loo lale, for she had heard ihal one. As 'lhe lamp he had won as a bridge prize hir his head, he cried So ai' lasi' il's come 'lo lhis, and as he sank inio oblivion. ihe radio quile appropriaiely played Ligh'rs ou+. Alice E. Rodman. Q1 l-13 Your Fufure Will Be Smooilwer If Lubricalecl WIII1 14225.- ...-um... E1EfNMEI.12lI.Il-' ERICKSON OIL COMPANY D,-ink I.. C. SMITH and CORONA TYPEWRITER SALES CO in 5155 Boflles lI3 EAST SECOND ST. Ilfvzrylhlnc? for She we resse gen ernen GUY SAXTON'S MEN'S SHOP Hoisl Jar-nesfown Building THIRD AND CHERRY los N. MAIN sv, JAMESTOWN, N. Y. A Gund Plan- fur You and Ymlr Family fn Ent GOOD FOOD AT THE RIGHT PRICE Complimenis of Compliments CLEANING CO. Tailors D Presscrs of Hao Cleaning A Friend Shoe Shine Parlor IOS EAST THIRD STREET JAMESTOWN, N. Y. CompIImenI's of I3UD'I FOOD SI-IOPPE DINING AND DANCING Nicer Things To Eaf EAST LAKE ROAD PHONE 55-368 CAR NAHAN - S H EAR E R DRESS SMARTLY AT A LOW COST JamesIown's Largesf Men's and Boys' Sfore Main aI Second Jamesiown, N. Y. CompIimenI's of If N G LE 'I N Ewf SI1ea's TI1ea+er Building Complimenfs of C. E. BRADLEY. INC. Reliable jewvlcrxn Complimenfs Io 'II-me Class of I936 'Yi HAWKIN'S I8 EAST SECOND STREET Nm In shm I4 E. Third Sfreef l45 BALDWINS JEWELRY SI-IOP 7 EAST THIRD STREET JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK Elgin Waialwes - 815,00 to 850.00 - 50 Models - F plimcnlx n Th PROIZPT PRINTER IOI EasITI1ird Sh I Fred W. D F, were D Congra+uIa'Iions Class of I936 V WALPS SANDWICH SHOP Cmzzplinzelzfs of WEAKLEY-OLSON, INC. Wholesale Confectionery and Paper Supplies 2I2 PINE STREET JAMESTOWN, N. Y. I46 She: Wha+ do you suppose l should do ii you fried fo lciss me? l-le: l haven'+ fhe fainiesl idea. She: And haven? you lhe fainiesl curiosi+y? Teacher: Now, Robert can you Tell me whal human nafure is? Robert Yes, ma'am. ll's people 'lore fhey go inio sociel'y. The Voice of Experience-Bill King says lhal Bulls and Bears aren'l' responsible for as many sloclc losses as bum sieers. G. Linclquisl-I am burning up wilh love 'for you. John Price-Well, don'f make a fuel of yourself! ig-- No Doubi' Aboui' H'-Teacher lhaving size in mindl: Wha'l's 'lhe dililerence belween an elephanl and a flea? 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Stale-nullimized degrees and college activities. Moderate tales. Free liferolure on requesl. I-null Tvrm livgirls Seplcmbcf 8 RIDER COLLEGE FOUNDED ,865 of Business Adminislralion iw TRENTON, N. J. l N D E X Adams Cleaning Co. ,.... ...... . TO Aldeman. Inc.. J. Aw-lm Ra Frelornily ...... Apple Inn .......,......,..... Ari Moral Conslrucflon Company ., aaldyar.-5 Jewelry shop .......... Easssll, E. F. .......... . Beck, William L. ...,....., . Besh-Gevloork Music Hausa Bradley, lnc.. C. E. .,.,... .. Brolin Molor Sales. Inc, Broslrom-Conner .,.,. Eud's Tavern .,.......,. Hurgeson Tire Sloros, lnc. Comp Art Co., The Carnahan-Shearer ......., Carllorfs Orcheslra. Don ,.., Cllarlos Slreel Greenhouses .,.. Chailield 81 Sharp. Inc. Chi Omega Fralerr-lily ..., Chi Sigma Chl Fralarnify Ciliwns' Baking Co., The Clark. Frank Marvin ,........ . Coca'Cola Bottling Company .. Collins. Louis . .,...,.,. . .... . Dewey-Davis Prinllnq Company Dewey, Fred W, ,............ , Econ'Service Prinfing Company .. Ed's Bread ..,.,............ Enqlcfa News ,....... Erickson Oil Company .. Family Laundry .... ,.,. Fashion Tailors ..........,.. Field Bm Wriglll Company ..,,.,.. Flack's Fein? 81 wall Paper Slore ..,. Fosburg. Sylvia .............. Fuess. lnc.. R. ...... .. Galvin Machinery Sales Gear-Dunn Company ......,.. :smash Milling co.. D. H, Haas Consfruclion Company l-louse Garage ............. Hawkins' Resfauranl ....... Heolas Flower Shop .... Henderson-Lincoln ..,.. Hollywood awry salon .. l-lope's Windows. Inc. Horan Molor Sales, Al J. ...,. . l-lolel Jameslown ..........,.. Hotel Jemeslown amber snap l-lolel Samunls ..............., l-lumberf, lnc.. Frank A. .. ADVERTISERS I50 I44 l25 ll? I-10 I06 Hb II4 H2 I4O I45 I20 II4 l45 IOS IIO l45 l4l I3B l2l 125 ll? IZ6 HY I44 Nl I36 l4b H2 l32 l45 I44 I-12 I34 l22 l32 l42 I34 I3B IZ4 IZB l24 l20 HS IZO I4l 128 I37 ll4 II3 IZ4 Ill ll? Jamesiown Jamoslown .lamesiown Jamestown Jessup. Tu r Cycle Shop. lnc. Evening Journal. The .... Meral Corporation ......... Refail Dry Goods Associalion. ner Xi Scharf. lnc. .......,. . Jones. John A, .......... . Journal Press. lnc. .. . . .... . . i4ew..im Manufaciuring co. ,. Kimball, Lada Gage .....,.. Lambros' Lawson Furniture Company ..., Linques? Elociric Company .,.. Locke. R. L. .,....,,.......,..,,., . Lorraine Sisters' School of Dancing Lucie s. ....., . ...........,..,.. . Lundquist Hardware Company Lundquisf 8: Soderslrom ......, Mc6inily. Johnson 81 Company ..., Mohawk Soda Sr Sandwich Shop ,.... Monarch Siaiionery 81 Paper Co., lnc. ,, Morse Engraving Company ...,..... Nelson 81 Bulls. lnc. ...... . New Eagle Moiors .,,....,.., Nordic Temple 81 Cafe. The Olivefs Resia urani ....,..... ....... The ..... Osgood Machinery Br Tool Co.. lnc.. J. L. Paqunsnyaer ca., nw ...,,.., Pa rlcers' .... ,,., ........,. ....... Pearl City Faini 3: Glass Co.. Inc. .. 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