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

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EDITCRIAL E SENIORS profoundly realize that the future happiness of the world is dependent upon the youngsters of today. The care of the future is in our hands. Consequently We have tried industriously to train our hands for the job ahead. Thus it seems only fitting that We build an annual around this general theme. Early in our high school years our faculty diligently began the task of shaping our hands in the proper mold by the information and guidance they were qualified to give. Their efficient and sympathetic assistance and their heartfelt desire to understand and assist us has made it possible for our hands to emerge from the mold with the desired shape and consistency - obedience and efficiency predomi- nating. As a result we youngsters today are not all romanticists. Rather We are realists. We perceive fully that the world in which We are to seek our livelihood is a world of keen competition. XVe attempt to create mental images of these hazards and consequently to train our hands to work under these conditions. Our prudence and foresight surpass those of our progenitors. At our finger tips lie determination, self-assurance, loyalty, initiative, and integrity. Our hands have become adroit in the use of the diverse talents of which they have been the recipients. Careful planning, conscientious application of effort, sincere regard for our fellow man, the adoption of sound moral principles, and the Will to succeed Will insure our future happiness. 8

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GERALD E. OTTOSON XVILLIANI A SMITH Tccbnical Rclatcd Subjects Dra tmg HELEN M. OVERS HARRY SRURR Hmm' Economics Im1'1HfrmfIA1fg Wh RTLE L. PAETZNAICK . HELENA M STONEHOUSR Enillllb Dmffmfff' D'Tf'f'f0 History, Girls Coumclor NlARION A. PANZARELLA ETHEL M SWANSON Tcclmical Mathcmatics, Scicncf' 57211519 F0 f 8'1 L 27'f'2f THEODORE M. PETERSON ROLLAND H TAI 1' Sczcncc, Faculty Manager of Athletics Physical Educatlon, Hzaa' Coach 0- l:1.LEN L. PRENTICE Boys Ojzporlzmity Class MARY L TARROX MAY L ROBERTS If-bfflflflfl History, Attcnrlancc' MADFLFINE C. ROGERS En glzsb En qllYl9, Afluixor of thc Armual MARY M- RQSSELL Math: 1llt1flCS Cammcrczal E MILDlxED SCHERMERHORN El t h English cz ru S 011 BERTHA M. SOHLOTZER Scmme Hzvtory Dcbatc Coach ALICE E SCHRYVER GEORGE W WINSLOW Hump Emnomjm Matbcmalzcv, Boyv Coumclor FANNY L. SHERWOOD RUTH I-I WOOD Mathematics FACULTY Left to right- First row: Miss Miss Miss Second Miss song Miss wall. Rogers, Goodheartg L. Vaughn Paetznickg A. Root, E. Lofgren Schlotzer. TOWC Leave, Mr. Buchwald, D. Swan- Miss Parasiliti, Mrs. Walter Hoardg Mr. Ottoson, R. Tang: Third row: C. Anderson, Miss Larsong Miss Fancherg Miss Swanson: Mr. Wilson.

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lzm' a' From class organization we gain practise in citizenship. The Seniors, having Voted and exercised the functions of Citizenship for three years, End their hands grow- ing nimble and adept. The Juniors, too, have acquired some dexterity. Even the Sophomores, who sometimes feel that their fingers are all thumbs are getting the stiffness out of their joints.