Johnstown High School - Spectator Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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A STORY 'l'ULD IN l'lt.I'I'llRl5S This year has been, for the seniors, like a story. The story began in September of 1953 with the seniors feeling important cmd strangely different now that we were sitting on the top rung of the ladder being envied and admired by our underclassmen. We acquired that air and manner that is associated with, sophisticated seniors. Our studies were tackled diligently because we were determined to make this, our last school year, the best. The action of the story mounted as Prom time rolled around and Commencement marked the climax of a great year. The ending of this story is rather sad because we must leave the companionship of the many friends we have known and the happy times shared in I. H. S. But it is also the time for us to look forward to a bright and happy future filled with all our goals and dreams. Now we must get on with our story. The Chinese say that a picture is worth 10,000 words. So, what easier method could be used to tell a story than in pictures? Here for you, presented by the class of '54, is a story told in pictures.

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