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

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THE ADMI HE affairs of the Jamestown Pub- lic Schools are capably adminis- tered by Dr. Carlyle C. Ring, Superin- tendent oif Schools, Mr. Hugh L. Gillis, Assistant Superintendent, and the Board of Education. The members of the Board are Mr. We'ldon M. Nelson, presidentg Mr. Ar- thur R. Smith, vice-presidentg Mr. Paul BOARD OF EDUCATION N l ISTRATION A. Ahlstrom, Mrs. Clarence' A. Bjork, Mr. Gerald E. Hunt, Mrs. Lewis G. Lynn and Mr. Stanley A. Weeks. The students of Jamestown High School are grateful to these- public- spirited citizens for their eflicie-nt ad- ministration of the educational program of this community. h R Smith, Mrs. Clarence A. Biork, Mr. Stanley A. Weeks, Mr. W Id M. Nelson, Mr. Gerald E. Hunt, MrS. G y Mr. Paul A. Ahlstrom. 8DI'l MrHgLGlIDCIyCRg

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Jin, Heli, a, Howl fellow ,-rf I 'I- H II!I!I!I!I!,II!I!I!I!II ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY UR superintendents, principals, teachers and Board of Education are truly jolly good fellows to give to us, the students, so much of their time and consideration. Memories that we have of school life are, in a sense, mem- ories of our solicitous teachers. 7 f -f,. I, ,,'ff's?f.. exflti t iif- - -'-me 1. 5-i fa 'W J, I I x ' e fTMy,1' -. Mil ' My f I If yW'4g,9f- :Wg Fi, .. ., Tf'1'!1'U f-- I I . pi' 'X' N112 'Fitz' If, .yn-'f -20237. 6 s . - RSI? I 417- f u'.d0ff:?: 5 -Tw' I '. - .. .' rj, gg, fir I , L, filfrg-:'L'IX?. I T12-I .alle ' in :W ' -K 7 . 1 Q 1- - . , . If '?fi5f '1', vs' .I Z1 'TC V315 9' 314 --' ' I ' f Ei? 'T 'f'L 3'F 'T': ff rv ' '-:T , f '005I5Ik ' W 'lib ' V :EMF P A' ' JIIQQIIWJ Q' ,A db h wc 'Ififd' 'Q ' 1521: riff - .E1I57.g . ,F I 'I - If I fs' ' '1 1' -- A- ' if-ff 'I ' . - - 1 07 331 . . sg epqsfwfv EQ 'fe-1 X-'vw mi' .J ,I . 'I -- ' ::'e5.1-' aa e , H ,y u 'fsgI's?w '- 7 g T' A TL? tmilibzf X Wf UQ I fl v '1 V... , .Syl ,A yu I q J pq I IR VJ iq' ff? , 1 in ' J QI TJ: I1 Q , se f' V r -1 5, I, - e - If ff . If 'N J L 19 1- 15 I WJ I, I N, ,I I 7? wh Q -PJ, If ff vu.. I JI f'e - ,,I- , I.. I -H ' IV,1 ,.,,:, ,My 'Jar' I ' I I ll? NIH' Z nf' Fm hw' A W ef, ' A I Iwi: I I 5. f IIw1,fi: 'Vg:i er? T' I lj 'ffm 575' fmfi ' W ' W- ' f I III FX Y fi v f If 1 I .7 -'el I-Que' I , , ' ff A gig 4 I' V L f -I v fs- we fi It ff- - I , Ami , - , I3 :QI 4.4 ,, . , , I X uicff- 1-fs I- 1 f ' -' X 1 In ag' W 4.1! Q, ,ggi af- 134' aryl'-I8.Iv cz' U van va we ' Qtek If f V ty J,,vv' F Z -fe I I glfifll' .eff err-3-I ' I N' M ?-I-'HI I fx, Lrjfyrx I .' 1 t H I ,I 1 I I, Vg Q V , W. .I A ... Q S5 I In-be ra I J-it ' Jil, NI V W KQV, f I ab II I sw. N- IJ -f-J, ,ky 'I Iwvv' vu ' 1 , ,,....-Z, ,I 1 1.f.I'J.I 3191-124 1 w .gg g . 5b'1 t-f- -' 1-M. anew?-I 'w . H JW v 11. f 1 - f s If-, .sai swa Ji .,y ,I I :Rv -6 .I '4' I, , - uf Q15 ,IW QT Vi ' 15 4' .45 ' ' 'M at ,If -'ffl , I - I, If . ,g ., 2. , ', .', 'fs 5 ,315 I ,. u P1 3,521 .I- I L: I f' -. sw, 5, .Sq '-fig I 'I - 'I 12' 5 IMI- Ja- -1 .-gre - 1:- 1 ' -Q W9 ,' XII LA---.1eLfI:N'-f fi ,f,Yf,'f. .AL-'9-'13-', -'T'-'-M E MI I 'Y . F .'7'Tli'l'-5.-'- '5 ' C:-Jil' .. 117' 4T .'x-f 'I ' A -T 1 '-' 'Jus tsr'a.5'e-?xfL,f- 2' A -' ' - f ISA

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Zin emnrimn MISS LUCILLE ANDERSON AST fal our popular school nurse. She will long be remembered for the cheerful manner in which she performed her duties. Her lovely voice- is stilled and her l gent e smile We shall see no more. Yet, because she walked with us this little While along lifeis way, either as our school nurse or valued associate or a che ' h d r1s e friend, she cannot be Wholly gone. We will always remember her. l, all of us, both faculty and students, were grieved at the passing of 9