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

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Senior Cabinet The

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BOUT two years ago, there arose as if by magic a new high school with its newness glistening in the bright sun. The day finally came when the students took possession of this new institution of higher learning. The strictly modern architecture immediately caught their eye. Here was beauty that far excelled that of the old building. The general impression was l'm sure that l'm going to like it here, even if it is school. Many students have entered I. H. S. since this year's graduating Seniors first explored the lengthy corridors of our high school as Iuniors. l believe that they all have the same impression about I. H. S. The beauty of I. H. S. blazed a trail to the theme of this year's Red and Green. We linked the beauty of our school with the beauty of our natural surroundings. Throughout the book you will find illustrations depicting vari- ous beauties of our Chautauqua County. Consider now, how fortunate we are in having such beautiful surroundings to live in. They should have some effect upon our lives. They should tend to make people live finer lives. Cleanliness in sports, thoughts and deeds, honesty in the home, at work and in school, and an unconquerable ambition to do things that are beautiful in their own way, should be the indirect effects of our surroundings upon us. lf such traits did result, just think of the improvement that would come over I. H. S. This thought is worth pondering over. The next time you're out drive ing, notice the surrounding beauty and then debate with yourself the follow- ing question: Resolved, That the Natural Beauties of the surrounding country should affect my life by making me reach for higher goals. The affirmative side will undoubtedly win. Now back to school life again. First of all l wish to thank the advisers and student staffs for the splendid cooperation they have shown in the pro- duction of the l937 Red and Green . W'e have tried, in this annual, to give you the things that will best help you to remember I. H. S. We want you to read this book and enjoy it to the nth degree, and in the years long after your graduation, we hope that this book will be one of your most cherished pos- sessions.

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61444 of 1937 COLORS FLOWER Cardinal Red and White American Beauty Rose MOTTO 'Know thyself. V CLASS SONG An Everlasting Memory Words by Dorothy I. Iohnson Music by Robert Seymour lamestown High, were rooting tor you, We're rooting tor you always, Our hearts are happy in all that we do To make these the grandest of days. We carry the banner ot undaunted pride, For our own Alma Mater, so dear, And were singing a song as We Work side by side That is full in its joys so sincere. The meniries we cherish will follow us through The days that the future will hold, Q And the joy that we have, being some part ot you, ls a mem'ry more precious than gold.