Johnstown High School - Spectator Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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SPECTATOR 27 lst 2nd 3rd 4th Total Johnstown ,,,,,,,,, ....A,A 0 0 7 l 2 l 9 Conemaugh ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A,,,,,, 0 0 0 0 0 THE NEW PEP CLUB At the request of Coach Green an organization was formed for the purpose of injecting pep into all student ac- tivities. The coach feels that there is pep lacking in our activities and especially the football games and in the football parades. He said: We need more life among the rooters, and the only way to get it is to get the rooters to the games. This club is composed of twenty members, six of whom were selected from the Senior Class and the other fourteen were chosen from the lower classes. The following organization was effected: President, Spear Sheridang Secretary, Stanton Funkg Treasurer, Harry Kline. The purpose of the organization is to get as many of the students as possible and to have large crowds for the parades.

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SPECTATOR 29 '1 y s i . . n QQ , .5 'EEIL1 Y V 2 X g W fm J .1-5' Foreseeing the many demands that would be made upon the Student Loan Fund by High School graduates who wished to enroll in higher institutions this fall, the Alumni Association, toward the end of May, arranged with the Cambria Theater management to present the picture, School Days. A certain percentage of all money realized by Alumni and their friends for the sale of tickets was to be added to the Student Loan Fund. The responsibility of making the venture a success fell upon the few who have carried the burden of the Alumni and the Loan Fund. Due to their untiring efforts more than 5800.00 was added to the fund. Too great praise cannot be given to the officers of the Alumni and the faithful few who helped them, for their splendid service. I902-At the invitation of Dr. C. E. Hays, of the Valley Pike, I8 members of the class of '02 and four mem- bers of the faculty gathered at a banquet and reunion at the Greystone Country Club, Saturday evening, June 3. The class colors, red and black, which formed the principal decoration, as well as the reminiscences of school events, removed, for the evening, at least, the weight of twenty years, and carried all back to those good old High School days. 1922-It is most gratifying to see the large number from this class who have entered higher institutions this fall. To them as well as to the members who were called to follow. other activities, the Alumni extends the heartiest wishes that their endeavors may be crowned with success and prove a credit to Our School. The following is a list of the 22's who are continuing their studies and the schools in which they are enrolled: Zoner Wissinger, Harold Knox, John North, Peter Daley, 'Zi M, University of Pittsburgh, Robert Galla- gher, Matthew Ginsburg, David Weisberg, Samuel