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

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RETIREMENT MRS. ELLEN L. PRENTICE Miss Essel K. Hegburg has been one of the girls' guidance counselors at J.H.S. since 1956. She has taught in the Jamestown school system for 42 years and considers today's young people the best crop the world has ever had. Miss Hegburg also said that students today have vast potentialities and seem to be utilizing them to a high degree. If this is so, however, it is be- cause students have had the opportunity to work with and consult people like Miss Hegburg.We extend to her our wishes for utmost happiness in her forthcoming years, as she continues to devote her time to club and church activities. The friendship which Mrs. Ellen Prentice extends to her boysi' will long be remembered by each of them. This year is her last at Jamestown High School, but the help which she has so willingly given to each of her students will long live in their minds as they venture forth to practice those skills which she has so patiently taught them. Jamestown High School is losing a devoted teacher, but we wish her a world of happiness in the forthcoming years. MISS ESSEL K. HEGBURG

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RETIREMENT MR. RAYMOND WHEELER This year is the climax of an inspiring teach- ing career for Mr. Wheeler, who has been a member of the Jamestown High School faculty for thirty-nine years. Mr. Wheeler has thor- oughly enjoyed his teaching of electrical courses. He has proudly said that most of his students have gone away to college and are succeeding very well in life. After his retirement, he plans to spend more time working in his basement shop and in his flower garden. Florida winters and Jamestown summers are also a part of his plans. Our sincere hopes are that Mr. Wheeler will find future years satisfying in every way. Mr James H. Breckenridge Miss Margaret L. Hoolt Miss Rosemary Leei Among the teachers leaving Jamestown High School, who are comparatively new to its students, are Mr. Breckenridge, Miss Hook, and Miss Leer. Although their teaching careers here have been short, students and their co-workers will undoubtedly miss them. To them we extend wishes for much success in the years ahead, wherever they may be.

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Mr. Wesley G. Miller, Superinlendenl of Schools: Mr. Roberl K. Howe, Assislanl Superinlendenl' of Schools. BOARD OF EDUCATION Sealed: Wilford E. l-lofgreng Mrs. Seafon B. l-larfleyg E. Millon Johnson, President l-lenry L. l-luslron, Vice President l-larold P. Kane. Sianclingz Rupert L. Long, Treasurer: Edward C. Rice, Building and Grounds: Bur+ Furman, Secrelary: Sidney T. l-lewes, Aflorney: Roberl K. l-lowe, Assislanf Superinlendenl of Schools: Burdell F. CoHen, Co-ordinalor of Secondary lnslrucliong Wesley G. Miller, Superinlendenl' of Schools. Nor Present L. Randolph Addingfon: Donald W. Caslle.