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

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R. WILLIAM ARMOUR SMITH, well-known mechanical drawing teacher, retired last January. He had spent twenty-five years in the Jamestown school system, ten of them at the high school. Mr. Smith was born in Southbridge, Massachusetts, and was graduated with the class of 1908 at Brown University. After graduation, he was a mechan- ical engineer for several years, but in IQZS, he came to Jamestown to become a member of the Industrial Arts De- partment. Besides teaching mechanical drawing, Mr. Smith has been interested in such sports as football and basketball. His hobbies include horticulture and the re- storing of antique furniture. The latter is now his business, and we all wish him the best of luck in this enterprise. MRS. MILDRED HUNT MR. WILLIAM ARMOUR SMITH T THE end of this school year, Mrs. Mildred Hunt, a member of the Physical Education Department, will leave Jamestown to make her home in Marion, Ohio. Mrs. Hunt came to Jamestown High School from Fredonia High School eight years ago. She is a graduate of Ithaca College, and received her Master,s De- gree in the Speech Department of the University of Michigan. In addition to her work in physical education, Mrs. Hunt directed the Ly- ceum plays during the two years Mr. Robert C. Wilson was in the service. The students and faculty will miss Mrs. Hunt, but wish her much happi- ness in her .new home in Chio.

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Mr. Avary E. Williams, Mr. Merton P. Corwin GUR PRINCIPALS UCH of the credit for the progress of our school can be attributed to the unceasing efforts of our Principal, Mr. Merton P. Corwin, and our Vice-Principal, Mr. Avary E. Williams. Although We students see them only on occasion, we are aware that running a school as large as this is a tre- mendous task. Both Mr. Corwin and Mr. Williams have been Working with students for years and understand the trials facing them. Guided by natural aptitudes and experience, our principals have not only accomplished a great deal materially, but also have inspired the teachers and students with conidence and respect. S026 ,, M31-bl M f X ami S'-ff l :fix I l afsi f I t 'rj l if 'si I ,- 'ff' i li 'I P Q . - J ni' ' -., 5 ,--27 -Y, -' .eff .. -g if af-'Lf' f ,Ayn ,iffy-.' M., rr. f.,zsigi:,,,: mei- f ,- viaigp. 'MIS I., vi 1 - -f 2,435 I .,,s,f-Q55 ' gf' ,fwgtti- ' zj1jfL.f3rJ -- '14, X ,s j':fQ,:',g.ai?:nf' img? .J EQ J,..1A ,,,,f,-N -,Iii K ,, V, u L vw: 'sy ,5':9,u ,-.gi k. ' Q -K, I v ,- 4,-463' ,gf .114 fifwif, '.. 's 'Sig--.-.,.., ma-ffl!- ' ,if , M' f, v.ZfHgg':f.,sz::e v.-f ,,,'L,' yiagzw 1,42 wry' ,HD-' ' fb i ! go' l W- A: 3 V -, ww,

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BUSINESS DEPARTMENT SEATED5 Mrs. RusseI!. Miss Agnstine, Miss A. Eckbergf, Miss geusfrom, STANDING: Miss Eoak, Miss M. Johnson, Miss Bennett. iNet in picture, Miss Brinlib I JAMESTQWN 4-iics-1 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrs. Hunt, Mr. Taftf, Mr. Rubens, Mr. Colkurn, Miss Sander. ART DEPARTMENT Mr. Ramsauer. Mrs. Himes. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT ss Barber, Mrs. Krieger, Miss Swanson, Miss B. Eekhergf. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Winslow. Miss Dvers, Mr. Januwsky, Miss Thomusnn. SEATED: Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Harding, Mr. Gustafson, Mr. Smith, Mr. Panzarella STA INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT NDING: Mr. Murphy. Mr. Miller. Mr. Cudliup, Mr. Marshi, Mr. Filmeri, Mr. Kuhn. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT I SEATED: Miss Anderson. STANDING: Miss Berg, Dr. Holmani, Miss Lawson, Mrs. Bowers.