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

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Miss Myrtle L. Pczetznick edica H012 F versatility and patience are measures of character, then Miss Paetznick is a mile of worthiness. Through her guidance and tutorage We have matured, through her un- ending faith we have gained, individually, a sense of responsibility, through her conscientiousness We have been lifted up towards perfection. lt is only fitting that We, be- cause of affection for our guide and intimate friend, dedicate this annual to Miss Paetznick. 5

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diforiaf V N this annual we present Iohnny IHS, a typical student in our high school. During the school year he has kept a diary of the important events, which serves as our calendar. He has been active in many different organizations, and has ridden his hobbies in many clubs, he has found active life in athletics, and his cultural life in dramatics, debates, and music. His teach- ers, with their efficient and sympathetic assistance, have guided him throughout his course. Their teachings included ample advice concerning the future, Finally, through day dreams we see Iohnny, and his friends many years from now. Thinking of these day dreams, Iohnny looks upon his im- mediate pastto see what possibilities there are of his fulfilling such hopes. First of all the knowledge accumulated in school should help him in his attempt to solve the problems of civic af- fairs and even those of the world. He should also be better able to interpret his future experiences as a result of his high school contacts. Graduating in the first class of a nominally peaceful era, he is resolved that people of this world should never again have to sacrifice human lives to solve economic differences between countries. Iohnny's education has planted in him and his classmates the seed of understanding which he hopes will grow to produce a crop of peace-loving men and women. Such thoughts are a challenge to Iohnny, as he leaves school, to pro- tect the peace and to make this world secure from future wars. Such, then, are the thoughts of many a lohnny as he steps out into the world at Commencement. He leaves behind him some years of happiness, and many companions whom he wishes to remember. To preserve these memories, he has writ- ten this Year Book which he now presents to you. 4

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MR. CLINTON V. BUSH U Mr. Bush, who in the suinrner begins his wellfearned retiree inent, go the best wishes oi the students as well as ot the teach- ers. As director ot vocational education in the lainestown Public Schools, and later as assistant superintendent and as superintendent, he has earned and kept the admiration and respect of all who have coine in Contact with hiin. His kindliness and his strong sense oi justice, as welt an his outstanding executive ability, have rnade his superintend- ency one ot progress and harinony. Our chief regret is that his new home is too tar away tor us to see hint often, but we know that there he will tind niany years ot happiness, and opportunities for usefulness to the new coininunity in which he will take his place. 0