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

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vs. RWE WMQ R D .JVM . . x 15 JHS Character the first aim of educationfl Ygiifhaveiprjobably noticed this quotation over the stagpfin our own J HS iymggxsvietglqisgwgtqpped to think about its meaning' ,,QharacterYris''fgi1guali'ty,'ifecessar35Qfog tlifgQdgyeQfb15TnienM0f 8 Well-I'0Uhded personalit52,5g9.i3f13f9fa gpofi'ijeputatioiig,?,HiQh'ischofilfifpgers Mtliisigtype ofioxpportunity to a student as 'wellies A the exiirafcurricliiiir activitiest Tliglgtifeme f'Glg'aLrzfcter is the firsliiaim of educa- ti0n, .i'hHs been carried oi1tfj1hry5iJ.Qlif'tl'iel5KLGi1b, f.hefpi,4,5gi'?gSEand the copy? The faculty, being-3fi'st,Nre,p'1'esents theiQifoi1ndation,l necessary fog, e gaining of knovxiledge which constitutes to the attainximejitfof 1Cl'LlfIi9.CtEI'.r Neagtgitlfe underclassmen appegr, followed by tlige many organizations,-and athletic activitiiiisqyiiiiich play an extremelfiki important rolelg in the building of icharacterr,After.gainingi'iigiowledge and participiljng in such actiggities, a person mayilneoome 'eligible'-for memhefship in the honor Finally, the fultimate goal is reached'-in,ga' persojs uhighfseliool career. He has beciiifzie a senior. He ?1as attained cha1'acte132Qgfil understanding whiclj will help himgin his future life. After mcdnxfnenigefriiit, essewigerson will make his ovgn decision as tai how he will further dey'Elop1fHis1cliaiiictprand'-edffication in the ways of the world. Ygour REDNND GREEN13Bhililild2.serifeiwasilivvfiieifiosify book, as well asia reference book. Qlgnyetimes you will wish tokidentify'someone-andjtuwn to your yearbook for the answeifofigybu may desire to reE,ill'5'ftlteffQ11ganizations.to, you and! your friends belongedlqijfffilgighgchool. Surel iymiiwvill spend many enjoyilliliigiours kicking through your old He c'booliE,'b1'ingingjia.eifipleasant'memories of higlyigschool life. For your enjoyiigsftgt, the 1960 offers you anillgfsti-ayfzfon of how charac- ter, the first biiiiqiiseffveducatibmiatis,hui-lt. V- V -els j Kathy Olanderjwgditotjkk stead., r,,, ,.., . M.. ..e,.,,.,,,. ,, .,...,r.,. ,,.,.,i Wlv'.iqV3,..t,,.,,.e,e,,M. ..l. M. , ,,,r,,M,,, Wi, ,,r,, l , i, Q i istl3'5,l3W,,.,W,, Q giwbw ws.iv fffvv ::?r,gu':Alk -f f . ,,,,. A5 i ..,. H.. rw -ei if ,,,,e,,,., M., W ga , , A, 1 ...t,,- 9235 i.Qp5f s gen:.1:g,g1.,,.4 .e .,., .W , 'Killing of We M www.: Ku,.i,, , . ,,,, . 3 ,l,,mf5? t,,,,,,,,, W h.,,.., 3331? WEP- gb' W.- . feat t.t,fi,V. WV4., .i.,... , X X9 ami ,,., ' i s-,ew ,,,,c :si ,W rr.ny rh.l on ri ?,,4,iIf ,.,.,. , '3..r,.W.r.h, V,,, fi f,? q,.,..e ,fish 4 3 ggg!,ts?,f N z 2V.,,.i,, ,..rX gy? f ,.,,,h,.,,,,,,.s,w M l,.. N h.,.. ,, I 3 ,.., ff 5 Mg, ,, - 3 'X , , YL. if A, ggi ix li ,fm Vr,, .... ,. WW, ..,,,.., .rl, law r,rl.,i...,, , ,. .Q fy ,,i.c,r M., E Q E 'Milf ,iiffg Wwyxfjgfkiiilwitiqlijfiifiiii 2 If E aff N . is f A 3 M-M- 'nrs I NA . ,,.., n..,. , ,..m,,h,...W,-.. .,.n,,. rid .WWE ug' 5 f -fs is l W .W.W,, r,,, w,i,t . M... 5 f ' fiwegmx ti, L s f 5 N i it is , it is sf , .,.. 3 ?,,A,.s,.,M.,v,,. .,.. -5 'q,M.,...l,..,, ,st E Q if 1 E if ii , 3 :V in M, 1 53 is A . ,..,,i,, , M 53972 .rw si... v,.,.,W,,. 5 JKWH , i.,r is l l..,ni, M ,. .r,. 5 2 . 1 1 i274-jffflllip M Al i Q n X Q it 2 XX Ag . We .,,,r M,,,,e. ..r,,, e E.,.m,,a,ig K mmm ,.,,, ,,,,..,M, l,.. I EQ..,,,-.,..,.,.,t.,,,W.A,,..,MN..,,,. ,R MM, ,..i ,,f,Q...,M..,m-,M.t,,,,., me ..,, ,M ,r,, ,.,W,.,W.tsW,t,.,W ,,i, N, ,.t., s,,. , M..W it 2 Mem st ,4X, K, ,M ,i.. WWW, M r,i, WW ,,,.i ,,,it, M A.,r .f at 5 2 4

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The l.lfl.S. Alma Mater MILTON J. FLETCHER, Superintendent Emeritus CTune: Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charmsj Alma Mater, thy name in honor we hold, J.H.S., thou art dear to us ally Swell the chorus of song, let thy praises be told While together school. days we recall. The old study hall shrines, the joys of youth, 'Tis the place where the school spirit bides -- The sprite that wrings jest from the gravest of truth, And cheers us whatever betides. And still, J.H.S., in the years that shall be, Thy scenes will crowd memory's hour, The class room, the Gym , the old willow tree, E'en the clock that keeps watch in the tower. Thy boys and thy girls, thine today and for aye - Spite of changes old time shall have seen - W'e'll stand for the rlht, for the honor we'll try Of our colors, the Red and the Green. You are gone, dear old school, yet there stands in your place One that makes our hearts quicken with pride, But you've left inspiration time ne'er can efface, And with us you will always abide. ' For your spirit lives on, the old school in the new, As a seed lives again in its flower - The old willow still whispers to us to be true And the clock watches us from the tower. Stanza 51,3 written by Florence F. McGuirl September, 1942

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CONTENTS Alma Mater ....... 3 Foreword . 4 Administration . 6 School Personnel . 7 Faculty . . . . 9 Senior Teachers ..... 18 Sophomore Class ..... 20 Sophomore Class Cabinet and Officers . 22 Junior Class Cabinet and Officers . . 23 Junior Class .... 24 Student Council . . . 26 Music . . . 27 Dramatics . 37 Debate . 43 Literary . 49 Clubs . . 55 Athletics .... 73 Honor Societies . . . 85 Brazilian Exchange Student . 90 Senior Cabinet . . . 92 Honor Roll .... 93 Ten Top Seniors .... 94 Senior Superlatives . . . 96 Senior Class Officers and History 98 Senior Class .... . 100 Honor Society List . . . . Chamber of Commerce . . 5