Johnstown High School - Spectator Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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THEME Hello, Students! I am the spirit of THE SPECTATOR, which for the past fourteen years has been your school yearbook. My frame has been severely knocked about during all these years of publica- tion by the various staffs. Although my real self, the var- ,iff LX X ious sPEcTAroRs 1 produced through- t X out the years, has f C' X been fondly cher- QW ished by some, f carefully framed X gl gi by others, and fag N l tenderly placed in souvenir trunks by many, there are some of my buyers who have thrown me into a far distant corner where I have taken a severe beating. After be- ing the receiver of such harsh treatment for some fourteen years, I have decided to remedy the matter. Meanwhile, I have also sat back and watched my friends, the inanimate objects all over the school, being mistreated or abused by ' some of you. Qwv-4 ff f s N . 19' Al, I Since we have X95-0. N ' -Q all been pestered I ' -1 T? W by you, we have - -1- banded together, given ourselves life, taken pen, ink, and paper, and recorded our ex- periences during the year. These state- ments have been published in this book by our relatives. friends, and associates in the printing company. -- ' 4 ',,. The ruler over our essays, The Great Idea, who checks each one to see that it conforms to the rules or laws of our organization, was originated last spring in Room 404 by our talented secretary, Mr. Lead Pencil, Q' iilrfff in the hands of the editor, Graff. The Idea has present at meeting of Ralph Great been every our organizations, which we have named The Union of Iohnstown High School's Mistreated Inanimate Objects. Incorporated, and has given each ar- ticle in this book his personal attention. Besides the articles proclaiming our grievances, our secretary and our vice president, who is an excellent artist, have collaborated and produced sketches showing the miseries which we go through when we are abused. ----f - We have plac- ed many of the essays in the feature section with pictures by , A. Camera, our ', ace photographer, and sketches by Mr. A. Pen, and Mr. Lead Pencil. In the Activities Section, my friends the inani- mate objects connected with the clubs of our schools have told the story of their experiences during the school year. Therefore, we hope that, after listen- ing to our tales, those of you who , 'fr e . Q I5 were in- My X clined to X- t ' - ,- treat us 42-29 . with vio- I X ll T'- lence and xg 'A abuse will wlglzu' act more ' kindly to- wards us W and treat ,X us wi t h more re- - rg., l j spect. -'iif' IN

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Views of the Somerset Street Entrance