Johnstown High School - Spectator Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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Q X L, . . fbepafufmeni In the clays to come, We are going to do a lot ot bounding over the main. So what better Way to in- crease good will than by greeting some slick article across the blue With a perk, Shones Wetter, wenn es nicht reget , or Hola hermosa, que coce? ifor you less-cultured in- dividuals it is just the old by-line, Hello Chick, what's up?l And your continental success? To whom do you owe it? Why to Iohnstown High School's Language Department, ot course. For this department is not only ready to mold wizards in Latin and French, but also in Spanish, Italian, and German. Yes. Whether one is planning a career in the Way of the study of foreign languages, or wishes to use his knowledge for merely personal enjoyment, the knowledge of any ot the above Will be quite an asset. ..,, is ,,.f , p, get ees , 4 LAURA Miafmirr N s ik i 1 Iosspi-nur A. YOUNG W AGNES B, NEARY I f' k EDNA K, PEARL CQ!! .Vo L1 SDGQI: Sp Qnfshv T1, es e folks 6011. Q y . q '...l. . . ef ., ,,. P' Wi n !o -' . ., u ' cl? , - Q X . e' .f ' .ul ll Ik' .,'i' Y: X 9 gr- I 'af-'K 3 S in Q y 4 Q-gk .Q la ir- f BA Q . ...iv .' C 'Q N-' 1 '5. . is A X 45.5 0 AQ?-X we S elkx M W' K , - fl! ' . V531 MP! N A .i.g 4 X, ....,, , TKXE it-ew., 'e,f '!., NDF'

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RALPH GILLMAN 71 in IAMES OVERDORFF Afg Nrvm SMITH Mafhemaliw le if Ross BENSCHOFF I Mr. Ross Benshott has re- tired atter thirty-seven years ot service in the teaching profession. He was always a comrade and a man one could depend on. An indivi- dual ot integrity, he will be remembered by his collea- gues and students. Most people know the sum total ot 2 + 4, but how many can solve this mathematical brain-buster ? Mary is twenty tour years old. Mary is twice as old as Ann was when Mary was as old as Ann is now. How old is Ann? . . . Well, think it over awhile. ln the meantime bear in mind that Euclid and Aristotle didn't devise a lot of mathe- matical theories just to confuse the abused student, or to increase the size ol the math book. And what about the atomic bomb. Did you ever think that perhaps Einstein's calculations had a part to play in this colossal discovery, which has become one of the most guarded secrets in the United States. Coming closer home, if it were not tor math, just how would you get your girl- friend home by midnight in that post- war helicopter. Oh, yes ,... by the way, the answer to our brain-buster' is twelve years. I lk! a4'77 iff 6 7 'Iwi K 1' WF Z-1 f . .'. In K ,'ff': 531459. f ' ' A' V v ff' M1523 fy X, F , Milly l X , L ,gel X hu, ,. n - 53- ,. if f ...wily 7 5391 3.-5':2x': If 33 42 ,W ' 2.9.4.-au ' , I. .gt-' ' X ,Q-fi' ' A .-.3:f'7 ' -' .9 1- wie-:sms .fr2- is-ef fiffrfft 1.2: 5: Jr' X '-is-:-9 f r-a' ' .,.-gn. 43.- , '73 ' 5' ft -f. '?'. .- A: sta-?e's:r4rga,4:. ,yi 422:5r?:23V 1 f-:::f':-:-v-- Q-0.0 v.+-I 4' !.fk eiwmzsl 1-1.. 1 -