Johnstown High School - Spectator Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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oHARLrsI Axxrif RUTH YOUNG IUNE HOFFMAN HNF ARIS Work thou tor pleasure parnt or smg or carve The thmg thou lovest though the body starve Who works tor glory mtsses ott the goal Who Works tor money coins hrs very soul Work tor the work s sake then and lt may be That these thzngs wzll be added unto thee Keynor Cox Music art dramatics all have been busy dur1ng this year furthering the cause of Victory As we visit the classes ol Harmony and Music Apprecta tion taught by Charles Aikey We can readily understand Why many lme muslcians are developed in I H S The band orchestra and chorus too urge us on to Victory through their patriotic selections That poster lust completed is reminding us of our duty to buy War bonds Throughout the year many other such posters have been designed Then too Whenever a party or dance was being planned th1s department was always .iff o l -if 20 called on lor cr clever bit ol advertis regular prolects in oils pastels Water colors and clay Much credit is due Miss Iune Hoffman the able super visor of thls work As we look in on Miss Ruth Young s dramatxc classes we are not surprised that a part in the senior play IS covet ed by all But more of that later We assure you that the Fine Arts Department will continue to bolster the morale of the people in their tight for the right W IW 'T 1 I - J up FQ ing. All this was in addition to the -J . l ' ' v :'g'11,'1 ' ' , ' , . - I ! . . 7 . 7 . . X5 . . . Q7

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DEPARTMENT xt:-P I C99 9 Q Er, XX Hd! taught the fundarnen als of all types of ac countlng and galn worthwhlle experlences by carmg for complete sets of books from actual busmes transactlons It 15 1mportant for every mtell1gent Amen can c1t1zen to have a worklng knowledge and apprec1at1on of the bastc p1'11'1ClpleS wh1ch control and operate mn our law The course ln Commercxal Law teaches the students to re spect the1r own rrghts and to be aware of thelr respons1b1l1t1es toward the rxghts t others Of course thts attitude IS essent1a1 1l we are to ma1nta1n an orderly eff1c1ent way o l1v1ng The commerc1al department IS the largest m the bu1ld1ng and IS contrlbutmg a real serv ICG 1n tra1n1ng the students to take the1r places ln th1s world and to strlve lntelllgently on ward to V1ctory and to peace D B Locxruzn Isuzu: MCKINNEY R AYMOND ll'lORGAN ALBERT Ruals RALPH SHARP In U S Army ALMA Srucr-:ELL

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CLARK Smxrrrza HAROLD Wsrcrs BLANCHE RODGERS Aucr Rurrwcr School Nurse tltesrgned March l5l 1-fs 4.23 i l 1TT' and sleeping habits are followed by boys and girls alike these exercises will improve their health almost one hundred per cent. Today more than ever before We must and will have strong bodies. It our bodies are not tit they give way to sickness which is only a drawback in our March tor Victory. Even it we cant go up and slap a lap as many of us would like to do we must help our country by keeping ourselves phsically able. Let us remember, Health alone is Victory. PHYSII AI If Ulf ATIUN lll health of body or ot mmd is defeat Health alone IS Vzctory Let all men it they can manage zt con trive to be healthy' Sir Walter Scott This year the Physical Education Department ot Iohns town High School is str1v1ng to keep its students mentally alert as well as physically tit Perfect coordlnation between mind and body is becoming more important every day since We are involved in a great struggle where only the tittest will survive Marching 1S one of the main act1v1t1es in gym classes this year One must not only be Wide awake to execute the commands given by the instructors but one must keep the body 1n good physical cond1t1on so that he will be able to carry out the exercises In addition to marching students have been required to execute a variety ot body building exercises which keep the body supple and develop the muscles It proper eating 2l