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

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MARVIN R. GUSTAFSON I 897- I 944 This year was marred by an unusual event-the passing of a member of the Board of Education during his period of active service. Mr. Marvin R. Gustafson, vigorous, conscientious, and enthusias- tic, had through his interest in sports been closely associated with the faculty and students of J. H. S. His death brought grief to all of us. Marvin R. Gustafson MEMORIES Fond memories are glowing pearls Strung on a string of gold. Cling closely to each wondrous jewel, And you will ne'er grow old. Youlll always have them near to you, When old friends pass you by. They'll keep you young in spirit, For memories never die. They,ll open wide a welcoming door Through which you'll swiftly gog Theylll cast a mellow glow on life, When spirits sink too low. Your memory path you tread, alone: Within your heart enfold Each gem-a precious, glowing pearl, Strung on a string of gold. I Doris Youngberg '4S. 10

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Library Deflartment Mary L. Tarbox, Head Rose Waite Mathematics Df?f7tll'fll7Cl1f Avary E. Williams, Head Walter Alexis Nell D. Farman Denton J. Moon f ' Edna M. Weidler M ll! W Medical Department Marguerite Holman, M.D. Lucille A. Anderson Music Department Ebba H. Goranson, Supervisor Arthur H. Goranson Ruth A. Moe Leslie G. Moyles Ellyn B. Willis Physical Education Department Harry T. Watson, Director Fern M. Carlson Sheridan P. Hardenburg Mildred A. Hunt Gretchen Sander Rolland H. Taft ' Science Department Harry W. Kline, Head Allen F. Ayers Patricia O'C. Findley Theodore M. Peterson Social Studies Department Helen G. McMahon, Head Karl G. Anderl Herbert A. Beckman Geraldine E. Fitzgerald we - -. . Velma L. Frew X E. Pearle Lennox . fc Siri E. Ohman - ' May L. Roberts f ' Helena M. Stonehouse :P Robert C. Wilson On leave of absence lor the d t t ve HI the zrrnied forces

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.:..' D -Ihvlxly-. ' ' ' ,. Q 'jx-jiri 'V X. . - THE INHABITANTS HE inhabitants of the Planet J. H. S. represent the students of the three classes: the Seniors, the Juniors and the Sophomores. A Visitor to our planet would find the inhabitants working very hard from the mountains of the third floor to the valley of the gym. The Soph- omores and Juniors are becoming acclimated to the planet by this time, while the Seniors are making successes of themselves even before going into other parts of the Galaxy to seek their future.