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

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,- r 9 :ral 1',i'1Q,, - A RED AND GREEN BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING STAFF SEATED: V. Salde. M. Passamonte. R. M. Wright. S. Bnondolilln, S. Alessi, G. Eggleston, R. Davis, C. Schreck. STANDING: 1, M. Samuelson, Miss Agoshne. E. Dan,eIson, L. Swanson. D. Wagner. R. Munich. G. Kronmiller Marcus, R. Palermo. J. King, I. Baglna. R. Heldeman, G, Johnson. J. Valnne, P. D'AnueIn. D. Weinstein. D. Gru11ey W. DeTaIIey. NOT IN PICTURE: T. Swanson as four small issues per year instead of the regular yearbook. In 1917, the custom of publishing one book at the year's end was resumed. That was the first year in which The Students of Jamestown High School published the annual. It was originally credited to The Seniors of Jamestown High School. In 1918, in addition to the large an- nual, four seasonal magazines were also issued. This custom was followed un- til 1920, when the small publications were discontinued. From 1924 to 1948 the name of yearbook changed intermittently from The Senior Annual to Thr Rm! and GI't't'l1l' but in 1948 it was othcially titled The Rm! and Grew. We the members of the staff of 1950 yearbook, have been very much inter- ested in the school life of the early 19oo,s, as it is depicted in the first an- nuals. XY'e have found the old-fashioned photographs thoroughly fascinating and, no doubt, we shall think of the classes who were graduated at that time with a more sympathetic and interested point of view. ART STAFF. TYPISTS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS SEATED: A. Bantle. Mr. Ramsauer. B. Piper. M. Dahlgren. E. Sandstrom. Mrs. Himes. STANDING: D. Bates. E. Danielson. G. Peck. G. VanNorman. C. Sarru. C. Schreck.

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INCIZ 1900, many changes have taken place in the Jamestown School System. Perhaps the most out- standing of these have been in the ad- ministration and the building itself. At the time that the first Red and Grvvll was issued, Dr. Rovillus R. Rogers was the Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. Milton J. Fletcher was Principal of the High School. The building above, of which we have no recollection, was replaced in 1936 by the modern building to the right, of which we are justly proud. Our school today is capably guided by Dr. Carlyle C. Ring, Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Hugh L. Cvillis, As- sistant Superintendent, Mr. Merton P. Corwin, Principal of the High School, and Mr. Avary E. W'illiams, Vice- Principal of the High School. THE FORMER HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING . THE PRESENT HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING