Johnstown High School - Spectator Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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2nd Straight Perfect Year S In 2nd 'AA' tart ainst Dukes Saturda 20-14 vic- jans, fresh The week's biggest 'attraction outside the Greater 'Johnstown travel to Du Bois Friday night. Coach Dan Miller's crew blanked 2'8- over i to the ay night Point. Thi 2 of the oach Dave ending riding eak. The :ed from ranks. he undefeated Johnstown High s oach area sends John Carroll to Pat- Friday, night in albattle of swept past Line, Indiana, 13-0, last week. I C An' interesting inter-county tilt finds Somerset K3-15 going to Ev- ' I . , . I. erett C315 Friday night .The Golden Eagles were upended for first time last week in 'a 6-0 Last season, ig a 13-12 Rams Host Adams Richland Township's Rams iving along onla 27-game win i l playeu 1 ig streak. host Adams-Summer- X Westmont if, Westmont Hilltop Q1-4-1, V C. l 10-3-ll Friday night at Wind- r Stadium. 1 Coach.. Won Mc- ae's Rams ti ' le-Dale. West' ge Area and this season. inevs, to ,Conemaugh Townshtn.. Security measures at Johns- town High School's practice field at Cochran Junior High SCh00l have been tightened and will re- main so throughout the season- Coach Dave Hart Wednesday said that visitors will not be Ad' mitted to the workouts. 'I'l'iej Trojans haven't gone behind the saw the G mation, fr ends and Although gained -a Uniontown. 'drive took of Germaj stated. Th canvas curtain that surrounded Hart convi the drill grounds last season, but l be a muchi it might come t ' 'WP Hart is grooi .for the second g23diif,i'f f1',Ze'f SIDELINED WITH jjjQQf1t0fCQQfQ2 ANKLE FRACTUR tory. Johnstown kit campaign Frida Erie East. remainder of hr ay Dave Audi, standout lir man for. Johnstown Hi, School, will be sidelined t the seasc C Coach Dave Hart announo T u sd . ' who has performed and centt a vir w after 1 again ppearan tonig is a questii Trojans Race to 4-3-6 Wir adams has a ze as the lone cord. Portag -13. In last y td was pushq re taking an l Booster Night ver atholie for 'iday night at hnstown Catl- . Vincent Pri ushers poster ar over the 1 Windher Area d Johnstown Enjo Field Day in Ending l .21 estinghouse : 7 to regain .turday night ent against Cl te Valley T: amhlers. 14-ll PlAL Class 7 The Trojans. lamps, have 5 -6, and Germ their first rw avollart has l3l','1ES UTI' LIP 'titlon so soot ready yet an' art said Tues Scouting ri .Friday the 13th was no jinx. for the unconquered Trojans of Johnstown High School as they methodically swept past Johns- town Catholic, 43-6, for their 13th win in the long but broken series with their cross-town rivals that ended Friday at The Point. Six Trojan players scored a touchdown apiece to pin the sixth loss on the Crushers against three wins and a tie. Denied a berth in the WPJAL playoffs, the Trojans managed to pick up their 10th win of the sea- son and 21st in succession and have the distinction ot' being the Crushers drove 80 yards in 22 plays for their lone six-pointer. The march started in the last two minutes of the third chapter and was climaxed when fullback Pete Duranko bulled over from the half-yard line with 5:15 left in the game. A five-yard offsides penalty gave the losers a first down on the JHS 34 and a roughing-the- kicker fine gave Coach Joe Shu- mock's Parochials another first- and-10 on the Trojans' 24. With Duranko carrying the ball on six of the next nine plays, JCHS moved the sticks to the Trojans FOOTBAL Hish Johnstown Johns!- Windber 20, Conemaugh Charlerio 7, Farrell 13. Aliquiooa Philipsburg Lewistown 7 Harris Wm. Wilson KNJJ Mt. Carmel Chester 43, Haverford 30 Germantown Cheltenham Simon Gratz Chestnut Hill Lawrenceville Allentown l9. Boycrton 12, Pottstmi West Hazleton 47, Ta Mahanoy City 27. Sl' Minersville 61, Coald Monessen 12. Donora Clairton 34. Duquesn- iku' h-ar W W .N . X satis

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. ---+-i . ed .t . -Johnstown Tribune-Democrat, Sat., Sept. l2, '59 gp gag The Swlff-f00ff1d halfback pra t . into the end zone but had ste ' Riygitmfgr out of bounds on the four. nt on l lc ho in Oh Trojan Stomp Erie East 53-6 Hartmen i Extend Win Skein to Johnstown ed its Friday night son with a East at The The new Dklahoma productive one. aight touchdowns, tad four others Coach Dave Hart :barges little chance :heir laurels.. They ?or a practice today working out many of :hat showed up against Erie delegation. Johnstown scored the first times it got possession of the and after that it was a q if how high the score would Hart used up the bench, 44 and as early as the second srarisrics n-is Erie, J2 First downs 3 ' 9 First downs rushinx 2 i T' .t d . sf n 3 urs owns Da.ssr1R 0 First downs penalty I N ISZ Yards gained rushing 141' 20 Yards lost rushing 605 l62 Net yards rushing iii' 13 Passes attempted 8 4 Passes completed I 2 Passes intercepted by 0 38 Yards returned intercepted passes 0 53 Yards gained Dassini! 6 l25 Net yards rushing and Dassinl SS 5 Fumbles 2 l 3 Own fumble: recovered Zl 8 Penalties 4 70 Yards lost penalties 211 I Punts T4 37 Average yard punts 28 65 Yards returned punts 4: 0 Punts blocked by nl 9 Kickoffs zl 46 Average yards kickoffs 46 56 Yards returned kickoff: 95 584 Game net yards 187 53 Plays from scrimmage 56 of the second period had the start- ers on the sidelines. The first of- fensive unit got back in to start the second half, but shortly there- after was back on the bench. The locals posted a 21-0 first- quarter lead, hiked it to 34-0 al halftime and was coasting with 2 46-6 command at the three-quartei pole. Penalty Spoils Run A enalt cost the Tro'ans 2 W Be . s 20. Elizabeth 0. Mononxzahela 34. Brentwood 13. D. CJ i Bradford 20, .Tohnsonburg 0. Kam- 12. Riflnwav 0. McKees Rock could have put the game :- ------ lfglpni'ently out of Altoona's grz 6. :f:ff:fffff133 was blocked by Toni Kerns and ggLions still entertained hopes o ffflfffflf ni tie. 'led P35505 43g The charges of Coach E ,assmg miStrohm paraded from their 32 fithe Johnstown 3-1 in five pla 2 picking up their only two .f. downs of the Ted Crumm the following fumbled with ing. Next, King followers and Railroad City a daring pitchout. Gutshall covered on the 23 and the Moi , :tain Lions were in business e culmina- iegan after I on a punt- 1 1 the ban! Interception Ends Threat ' ! ' .ngredeem I I QI . ,- .u, second half en roi bulled to the 25 play, however, 2 John Knee recov stunned the frog brought joy to i fandom by fumblz : nine-yard ci-because , lhlehem 0 four and one-half minutes mained. Curry pf ting up t ailing mz S Streak . Buchan 9 moved t Z: 35 rema. r Barnet 5-and-10 i Jona hope to mo' at the is 16 With 26-o wi . Bags 3 TDS i In Closing Minutes Striking for three touchdowns in the final five minutes, Johnstown High School downed. Duquesne, 26-0, Saturday .night at The Point: Stadium. l The victory was the second for? the Trojans in WPIAL Class AA action, their fifth straight this sea- son and 16th consecutive triumph. period. Coa Dukes pushes en to the Jr fumble was Shingler on i Drives Of 5 sulted in Joh ter touchdow with just 40 1 Fullback G scoring with l single touchd Woody Barni Ron Miller c placement. Trojan Johnstown 3 scoring push? uarter aft 11 L tterm ni: NewKenLin u' Hart Says Trojans Not Ready I tAA' Action Set at Point Frida Ready or not, the Kensters arel quarterback with Bob Lup coming, , l 5-10, 1601, and Tom Kowalchik New Kensington- High School.: 160, in the halfback slots. with a lot of getting even to do' Robson, 5-ll, 187, is the full after losing nine straight last sea- Regoli and Robson are the ' ' tadium i-juniors.

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wwe' ' . Lolemgxewcll 5 HOC. 0,16 SWQO Sue - ,. te, BOSRWYOK Kitty S 4 fe? fi t 5 X X g ' XR. Yak Un utmeu' tice B 'Ni ttfidrq 0 N C 'fini X l x 'f7!wjanA, CMM Zmf' This year that's exactly what our Trojan cheerleaders did. Not only did they cheer our undefeated football team, our basketball team, and the Wrestling squad on to victory and honor, but they gained quite an honor for themselves. In November, they captured tirst place in the Sixteenth Annual Cheer- leading Contest at the War Memorial with their newly written cheer, Trojans, Crush 'Em! This victory is easily understood, for at every event at which they cheered, they showed the spirit, pep, and Skill for which I. H. S. cheerleaders have always been known. This year, for the first time, our snappy squad had a substitute cheerleader. Sue Stewart a senior, was chosen for her pep and cheering ability. Sue showed what a good choice was made when she ably took over for Loretta Lucas in the middle of the cheer contest. The class of '60 salutes these girls for a job well done. a Left to Right-Nancy Mellon, Colleen Lambert, D Elaine Krentz, Sandy Genovese, Iudy Strayer E 8 Q Q S E 3 l 5. i l xi