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

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SAYCDIISTARA This year, J.l-l.S. has played hosT To a charming ambassador from The OrienT, Yukilco Eyama. She has enriched our school life wiTh her gracious manners and inTeresT in Things American. Yukon has Taken an acTive inTeresT in many school funcTions. Among her special inTeresTs have been French Club and l-lypaTians. OuT- side school, she has enioyed membership in LiTTle TheaTer and has risen brighT and early on Sundays To sing in a church choir. Yulco has been kepT very busy wiTh her many speaking engagemenfs. She has ap- peared before audiences in all The ciTy schools and service clubs. l-ler manner, as she spoke, gained her friends wherever she wenT. Home life wiTh The RoberT KiTTredges has been a warm and hearT-sTirring experience for Yukiko. She will never forgeT The cozy eve- nings spenT before The Television seT, her firsT TasTe of pizza, The anTics of a dachshund pup- py, her firsT dancing lessons wiTh Arden, or The girl Talks wiTh Jean abouT every new and wonderful experience. When she reTurns To Japan This summer, Yuko will prepare for enTrance To The Uni- versiTy of Tolcyo. She plans To sTudy inTerna- Tional relaTions and business wiTh The hope of enTering The field of imporTing and exporTing. Yukilco's presence in our school has empha- sized how small The world has grown and how much peoples everywhere wanT To undersTand each oTher. lmporTanT as The implicaTions of inTernaTional good will are, we wanT To sTress our devoTion To Yukilco as a person. She is a ioy To know. We have loved having her wiTh us This year. We are proud ThaT she will be a graduaTe of JamesTown l-ligh School.

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EDIICXATIICDIIXII MR. GEORGE KEELER The Class of l958 gralefully dedica+es Hs yearbook +o a man who has combined able leadership wi+h humor and warmlh. Mr. Keeler's boundless energy and enrhusiaslic encouragemenr have inspired unusual endeavor and pride in a iob well done in all lhe members of his class. l-le has led us upward wilh firmness and onward wiih purpose. We shall always remember lvlr. Keeler as our adviser and friend. 5

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.RETIIREMIEINIT MRS. ALMA M. LIVINGSTON During The years ThaT Miss Ellen Soderberg was secreTary To The principal aT JamesTown I-Iigh School, she gave devoTed service To Thousands of sTudenTs as well as To The TacuITy. While her iob demanded a high degree of accuracy and efiiciency, she was never Too busy To help someone in Trouble. Those who lcnow her besT admire her noT only Tor her compeTence buT also Tor her warmhearTedness and IoyaITy. To Mrs. Alma M. LivingsTon go The besT wishes of boTh TacuITy and sTudenT body Tor happiness in her new, and we hope, more re- laxed life. Mrs. LivingsTon has always been deeply inTeresTed in The welfare of her sTudenTs. Through The classes she TaughT and The coun- sel she gave, she soughT To encourage The building of happy, eTfecTive lives. She will be remembered in J.I-I.S. as a gracious lady of high sTandards and viTaI personaIiTy. MISS ELLEN SODERBERG