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

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'7he Seniafui QZN QW N Q' 5 f WWW Wi! Pli5WA if .XkXx f,, Now, We present, in the last year of their glorious high school career . . ,

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MISS PEARLE LENNOX lSS Pearle Lennox retired at the end ot the iirst term this year, at the completion ot twenty-tive years ot teaching at I. H, S. A graduate ot Oberlin College, she has won Wide admiration tor her teaching of history. Miss Lennox now hopes to travel, and to have time to devote to her favorite hobby, cooking. As parting advice, Miss Lennox suggests that alter her long experience, she has come to the conclusion thateestudents should study more! None ot her students Will ever forget her, and everyone at I. l-l. S, will miss her cheer- tulness, but all join in Wishing Miss Lennox happiness. MISS FARMAN . H. S. students and faculty alike were sad- dened to learn that Miss Nell D. Farman would retire this lune, after thirty-eight years ot unsparing service in her chosen profession, teaching. Miss Farman, a Smith graduate, has taught everything from biology to math during her career, but is most tamiliar to students and recent alumni in her position as girls' attendance teacher and instructor in mathe- matics. Although she says that she has enjoyed teaching, she also looks torward with pleasure to the leisure hours which will be hers in the tuture. The class ot 1948 joins all her former students in wishing Miss Farman happiness, and in expressing their appreciation tor her kindness and understanding. 10

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TO MISS MCGUIRL ISS McGuirl was graduated from William Smith College. After a few years of teaching elsewhere, she came to lamestown. First, she taught Latin and Prenchg recently she has changed to the English Depart- ment. Always her students have found her courses enjoyable because of her kindly lrish humor. A gift for tactful guidance and leadership has endeared her to us as Class Advisor. ln appreciation we dedicate our written mem- ories to Miss McGuirl, because it was she who made them worth keeping. We earnestly hope that in later years these memories will be as delightful to her as they will be to us. 12