Johnstown High School - Spectator Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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Here's Our Boys! And we're Proud of Them Look Out, There- My What's This? Wrestling, one of the fastest growing sports in the country, has found a home here at Iohns- town High. Wrestling has been lately picking up in attendance as well as manpower. This is probably due to the opportunity that this sport gives a boy to excel individually. Also a tremendous popularity factor for this sport is the fine record compiled by Coach Milan Svitchan and Donald Hartnett, his assistant. Starting oft the season, the Trojans were working on a 22-match winning streak which 'they added to as the season progressed. This kind of a winning season is getting to be a habit at Iohnstown High. At the season's beginning, Coach Svitchan found that many of his former stars such as George Azar, Ierry Davitch, and Iim Boyd were missing due to having graduated. However, having had such a strong second unit last season, he had material to till these gaps. Adam Weigle, Tom Edwards, Ied Page, George Ioy, and Lou Gehosky were returning letterrnen to this year's squad. Gary Shingler was added to the unlimited division and with Iohn Muchesko, Harrison Coleman, Larry Berkey, Ken Harkleroad, Dave Ambrose, Iohn Knee, and the like Capturing starting berths, the team was set to go - and went! l89l

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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

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Jwzm Jw-510.44 mm gfwmw The 1960 Trojan thin-clads have completed another highly successful season. Upholding their past tradition, the team again came through with the blue-black banner of Iohnstown held high. Every boy plays a decisive part in the completion of a successful year. Each did his best to insure a team victory. The Cinder churners began an early season by starting in March with Coach Peter Fee, the new head coach at the helm. Assisting Coach Fee this year were Coach Michael Forosisky, head field events coach and Coach Willard Fox, supervising the race and track events. The mender of cuts and bruises this year Was, as usual, the ever-popular Edward Stofko. The track candidates had many different events from which to choose. The field events consist of all the weight, shot-put, discus and jump events. The track events take in all the distance events. Having so many events from which to choose, the boys Were limited to three. This would insure the greatest number of boys the opportunity of enjoying this healthy and wholesome sport. l90l