Johnson City High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Johnson City, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1948 volume:

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A All Hr I' if ' 1 i WA ,X l w ll v ,' ' T ll Nik - -X i ' -X' E' ' A , -' . 1 , 'Q A 2 owirifaiiiwfs I Q., , i I I Q 0 1 O i Title Page ..................... .,..,,, l I Index and Foreword ...... ...... 2 , 3 I TIME Division Pages ............... ........, 4 , 5 -I Senior Section ............................. ............ 6 -25 SCHOLASTIC Division Pages ....... ...,...., 2 6, 27 Classroom Activities, Faculty ....... .,....... 2 8, 43 , LIFE Division Pages ............... ....... 4 4-45 Sports .................................................. .,,,.,, 4 6-54 Honor Tea, Open House, Career Day ...... .,.,..,....,.. 5 5 Plays .................................................... ......... 5 6, 57 Musical Organizations ..................... ........ 5 8, 59 Prom .................................... .......... ........ 6 O , 6l Graduation .....................,....................... ....... 6 2-64 Maroon ......................................,.............. ....... 6 5 Student Council, Library, Memorial Day ,..... .......... 6 6 Twins ......................................................... .............. 6 7 Candid ................................................... ........ 6 8, 69 Homerooms ................. ....... 7 O-79 LOOK Division Page ....... ....... 8 O llll Advertising ................. ....... 8 I -96 -ii-.,-L -is -Lv li, Tig, -in-1. 35' D ,,- - ' - o' ff Spend TIME to LOOK at LIFE in the SCHOLASTIC activities of Johnson City High School. Remembrances . ,i,...1.....-:-- ? f E j -ZW! dt. 'T are one of life's grandest gifts, and this yearbook can I be treasured among them. , I , 0 . W 0 - H9195 03? E - J ' - 1 165 If G QT CI- 40 'Qi H' - gf, S L , ' ' , TC '4 '- s Q' , HW K - -- A T- N gag, Mid' M I A . if -.1 ,Ill fwzi' , . I 2, .,,,, R. iz, t ' J In 65' I B 3 .' T. Zffiiy' X , j ,H 4. UW it f -. . -. fi.:-i 7 xs ' ur' X I i 2 - I ' flf X li X X! in Q X:i?i 1 N X If ' an - X 3 x iIQPi N if W ? I 1-T -ll IQEAWBCCK r- S LD HERE4i- llmlfbllgjl ' I0 l will l- me Rik 5, will X f g f ' f v lwf 1 fe W NN 1 ,kWJMw, Qg.Q.x!lff ll. , I ' 'I T ,J if 0' H 3 My J 4 4 ef 5 Xian l x Qglll ,Q N Z f l Si x y . f X Time glides by, ond we grow old with the silent yeorsg and the days flee owoy with no restraining curb. 5 I mzuary Class of 48 ' CLASS WILL ln leaving one world to go into another people usually make their last will and testament. Leav- ing our possessions to those we consider worthy of receiving such honors, we, the Class of Janu- ary, l948, thereby present our last will. Milton Bublinec leaves his pop corn designed tie to anyone who dares to be seen wearing it. Sally Cole bequeaths her anthracite to the janitors in the hope that in the future Room IOI will be warmer than it has been in the past. John Kuzemka leaves behind a treasure map to be used by the industrial department in locat- ingpthe missing tools he accidentally picked up. aula Lewis leaves her sneaks to whomever took them. Joe Plavka and Helen Rehak leave their dirty paint brushes to Earl Lindermann and Dick McMahon. Last but not least, Ray Dobrzycki leaves . . . WILLIAM SILVANIC nsinyll Senior Class President, Boys' State, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Student Council. BiII's his name, Basketball his game. ELIZABETH BLASKO Table Tennis 2 3, Badminton 2, 3, aaskefban 2, 3. Quiet is she, her smiles are free. BETTY ANN TOMANCIK Class Secretary, Track, Softball, Tennis, Hockey, Badminton, Homeroom Secretary, She'd love to play in the gym all day. THOMAS BOBACK Tom Intramural Basketball 2,3, Track 2, Sr. Play 4. Jaguar hunting, his vocation. CLASS POEM The class of I948 Now bids their school adieu, For we must leave as others do We soon will say good-bye To dear ole J.C. High, And we'll remember days we've spent with you. Our colors gray and rose Most everybody knows Our numbers they are few, But we would offer you A standard for a good community. Chorus- And we will cherish souvenirs That we have gathered through the years, Our hearts cry out in harmony, When ere we sing this melody. N PAULINE GRACE Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Marjorette 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Senior Vice grejident, A Cappella Choir 2, Studies bore her, boys adore her. MILTON BUBLINEC Intramural Basketball 3. There's a smile on his face for all the human race. Mary Jane Tucker EVELYN KISACKY Class Treasurer, Homeroom Pres- ident. It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. LILLIAN BUZA Lil Glee Club 2. A face that beams beware that gleam. both stand for truth and quality, y JULIA BUZINSKY Maroon 3. Serious of mien, lost in a dream. ISADORE CHARSKY lntramural'Basketball 3, 4. Music in every finger. DOUGLAS GREGORY Band 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Photog- raphy Club 3, 4. Pleasant and talented. EVELYN CARPENTER Archery 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4. Brains, personality plus origi- nality. SALLY COLE Softball 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Prom Committee, Badminton 3, Table Tennis 4. Plump and pleasing, Always teasing. EDITH GREGORY Hockey 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4. Silence is golden. - JACK CARR Basketball Mgr. 2, J,V. Basket- ball 3, Varsity Basketball 4. Quiet in his way each and every day. RAYMOND DOBRZYCKI 11Hymo:1 Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Football 3, Golf 4. Sport loving happy, and never shy. MICHAEL HOVANCIK Tall, dark and handsome. THELMA CARTER Senior Play 4, Class Song. Dark, petite, always neat. RAYMOND FRANKLIN Ray's always hep because he's got pep. JANE HUDAK Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2 3, 4, Bowling, Homeroom Presu- dent, Table Tennis, Archery. Sports is her line. ' I GLORIA SENIW Hockey, Table Tennis, Badmin- ton, Bowling, Softball, Hockey Table Tennis. Friendly and quiet, Work is her diet. BERNARD SMITHKA Track, Intramural Basketball, Football, Manager Varsity. Although he's small, He's liked by all. DONALD TIFFANY Track J.V. 44-45. Shy but steady, always ready. 1 ROBERT SKILLEN Manager Basketball Team. Never worries, never hurries. CLIFFORD STANTON Art Award, Achievement Award. A guy with wit. Will makea hits MARY JANE TUCKER Class Song Softball, Band, Arch- gr, Table Tennis, Bowling, Senior ay. A musical gal, Someone's pal. DOROTHY SLAVI K Hockey, Table Tennis, Bodmin- Blond and clever, constant ever. ton, Bowling, Softball. THOMAS SMITH She likes to study, One swell buddy. JOSEPH STASKO JAMES THOMAS Quiet and serious, Bowling Varsity, Photography Never flirtationus. Club President. A camera fiend. HARRY URBAN RITA UTLEY Vet. Slow but sure, Light and demure. DONALD VALLA Short and smart with a big heart. ANN WODMANSEE Softball, Table Tennis, Hockey, Bowling, Archery, Basketball. A smile that's simple, It beors o dimple. DAVID Sr. Class Football 4, Track 3, 4, 4, Senior Play A Cappella Choir. Popularity and dependability, an excellent combination. MARGARET VATRAL Bowling, Softball, Tennis, Hockey, F.H.A., Table Tennis. A friendly smile for all. ROBERT WATERS Football J.V,, Intramural Bas- ketball. Well how come??? ALBERT WEI LER Student Council, Homeroom President. A combination of sense and nonsense. CLASS SONG OF JUNE '48 We entered J.C. High my friends, just three short years to stay. That time has passed, and now at last Reluctantly, we say:- Chorus-Oh so long J.C. High and make your banners fly For we, the class of '48, think J.C. High is great. Our high school days are o'er We've studied books galore We've had our fun, our work is done, We've other things in store. Chorus- Words-Ruth Saunders and Louise Grabowski Music-Cleo Yoggy and Louise Grabowski ! une Class of 48 PETER GALATIS Vice President Senior Class, Var- sity Basketball l, 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Golf 3, Baseball 4, Volley- ball 4, Prom Committee, Home- room President 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Moving-up Day, Yearbook. This is our best. 59' JUNE ANDREWS lndian Senior Class Secretary, Glee Club, Yearbook, Stage Crew Senior Play, Basketball. Has anyone seen Hiawatha? RAYMOND BALLES Roy Senior Class Treasurer 4, J.V. Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Base- ball 3, 4, Moving-up Day 4. Wit is the salt of conversation. 3 S fm f flfviitei ., WILLIAM ARCHER Bill Stage Crew Senior Play. l-le'll surprise you some day. it' RAYMOND BALCH Ray U.N.Y. Delegate to Lake Success, Senior Play Ticket Commitee 4 Quiet and sincere. l 1 GERTRUDE BELL Gert Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. A girl in her own world. .ii CAROL ARMSTRONG You forgot to give us home- work. Aw 455 ELIZABETH BARNDOLLAR Student Council 2, 3, Girls' Ath- letic Association at Valparaiso High School in Indiana. . Her work is worthy. MICHAEL BEDNAR Varsity Football and Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, J.V. Foot- ball and Basketball 2, Senior Play. Really on the beam, made the all-star team. ff? ANDREW BACKO BoBo Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. l'll do it tomorrow. JANET BARNUM Band I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Badminton 3, Bas- ketball 4, Ping Pong 4. No relation to the Barnum G' Bailey Show. Q1 FRANCES BARRISH Lil Faithful forever. I2 MARION BAKER Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, Girls' Choir 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Moving-up Day. Even her spirit is musical. rg BEVERLY BARRIGER Bev Usherette Senior Play, Yearbook. Great thoughts combined with quiet personality. MARY JANE BEURKET Senior Play 4, Maroon 4, Home- room Secretory 2, 3, Moving-up Day, Gift Committee. Toll and slim, neat and prim. JOSEPH BEZEK Bez Ain't it da hut? EDWARD BRENNAN Ed A quiet, unassuming boy. WN! JOAN BOARDMAN RUDOLPH BOBIK WILLIAM BONCER I l shall not question or reply. ,Babyface Bounce' Silent and amazed . . , even as School is all right . . . what a boy. else is there to do? il ARLENE BREWSTER Glee Club 3, Tennis 1, Bad- minton l, Usherette Senior Play. Tall and soft-spoken. JOAN BUCKLEY WILLIAM BUNKER H Finance committee, Basketball, BU990' Badminton -2, 3, Softball 2, Football 2 3 4 1-rock 2 3. Hockey 2, Ping Pong 2, 3, Bowl- ' ' ' ' ing 3, 4, Archery 2. ffgonft ge, in my way-H The silent bear no witness against themselves. THOMAS BUNYAN Tom FREDERICK BURGESS I H MARY BURNS KATHLEEN BUSTIN Kay Orchestra 2, 3, U.N.Y. HR'Ck Homeroorn Secretary 4, Maroon Whatever she does is done with UNO 'egacy is so rich as hon- H1-he Swdem princefl 216 Tennis 2, Usherette Senior fun. esty. Y' She will answer all things faith- fully. MATILDA CARLSON Senior Play, Homeroom President 3, Maroon 4, Announcement Corrsmittee, Badminton 2, Ten- nis . Persistence ends in success. l,,,mna1- JAMES CHRISTIANA Varsity Basketball 4, J.V. Bas- ketball 2, 3, Intramural Basket- ball 2, Intramural Volleyball. His hair is blond 'cause his head's near the sun. JACK DAVIS J.V. Football 2, J.V. Basketball 32, gfaTity Basketball 4, Track L He has his own videos. ELEANOR CARPENTER Hockey 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, Archery 3, A Cappella Chair 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Athletics are virtuous. ,--4'f'P DOROTHY CISZ Dot Blushing is the color of virtue. -qs-dmv X of-onli' ,Ga s A ,rj ,',, f ' f Asif f if rf' HENRY DEWHURST The bigger the man, the bigger the noise. 57' RODNEY CARMAN Rod He aims to please. 22 'iff Vx . 7:-FEf33:'f ? 's if . 3 f I J 4 , ff J ff if ,gym ju I1 'GS 1 - 'fs-.tt 'f2j'i.1,-gg 'Q vi tl sa! x XX i -fn . Y . --we . ., . JOHN CIUFO Jock Some day I'lI get out at 3:15. WILMA DICK Billie Cheerleading 3, 4, Badminton 2, glagoon 4, Homeroom Secretary Laughter is bliss, so l am always happy. 4-qu .gf JOSEPH CHERGOSKY Joe Apparatus Club. J.C.H.S.'s Blond Atlas. will vault JOHN CROUCHER Jock Mighty oaks from little acorns grow. RAY DIRLAM Still water runs deep. DAVID DOPP J.V, Basketball 3, Intramural Basketboll4. I sleep . . . l rest . . . I sleep. BLANCHE ELSI K Life is wonderful in more ways than one. CLIFFORD FORTRAN Track 2, 3, 4, Announcement Committee 4, Stage Crew Senior Play, Maroon 4, President of United Nations Youth. Says a little, thinks a lot. if SHIRLEY DuBRAVA Basketball 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, Hockey 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Sing ong 2, 3, 4, Badminton A conservative member af the Grads. 4905... ELIZABETH FARRELL Maroon 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, Bas- ketball 3, Prom Committee 4, Senior Play Publicity. Popularity and sincerity give her the traits of a fine person. WAYNE FROST A iuy with spunk and a car of jun . it .S RICHARD DUPREE Announcement Committee 4, Maroon 2, 3, Band 4, J.V. Bowl- ing 3, Track I, 2, 4, Yearbook 4. Did I ever tell you about my dog? JOSEPH FIALA Much ado about nothing. CHESTER GASKA Something new has been added. DONALD EGAN Editor of Maroon Yearbook 4, Literary Editor. Intelligence is the key to success. MADELINE FLEDERBACH Maroon 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, Advertising Committee Senior Play 4, Softball 2, 3. Information Please I MARY ANN GAYDOS Props Senior Play 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Girls' Choir 3, 4. J.C.H.S.'s contribution to the Met. F---fn I Wd!! DOLORES GERMICK DOROTHY GIERLACH Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. Basketball 3, 4, Hockey 2, Miss Maroon 3. Sporting my life away. LOUISE GRABOWSKI Class Song, Yearbook 4, Cap and Gown Committee, Senior Pla , Ticket Committee, Basketball 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4. Her supply of energy to make everybody happy is unlimited. '43 Stay as sweet as you are. WALTER GREGG Not a care in the world. 5' LUCI LLE GI LLETTE Softball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Ping Pong 2, 3, Badminton 3. Friendly always, 3? JOHN GREEN J.V. Football 2, Intramural Bas- ketball 2, Swimming 3, 4. Silenee is golden-he's far from a millionaire. ROBERT GROGAN l'll get by. l ,, ,,,, , EDNA GUMAER F.H.A. 4. My grief lies onward, my joys behind. JEAN HALUSKA Senior Play 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, A Cappe la Chair 3, 4, Glee Club 4. A loss to J.C.H.S., a gain to the world. I6 V, V , ,L V 5.30 f gf i ,fr ' s t lrsif s l r rssr l A r MATTHEW GITLER Easy does it. MARION GRIFFIN F.H.A. 4, Scholastic Award in Art. Happy-go-lucky. STANLEY HANDZEL Varsity Football 3 4, Track 2, 3, 4, J.v. Football 2. Lots of weight, football his fate. lb-'?' JEAN HARDING F,H.A. Treasurer 4. Life is a pleasure. WANDA HITCHINGS Senior Play Make-up 4, Glee Club 2, 3 4, Hameroom Secre- tary 4, Tennis 2, Archery 2, Library Staff 3, 4. Good to be merry and wise. ROBERT HOWELL Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Basketball 3, 4, Homeroom Pres- ident 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Prom Committe, Moving-up Day, Band and Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Yearbook. Versatility his claim, is the rea- son for his tame. cAl.viN HARVEY Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Var- sity Faoball 4, J.V. Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Intramural Bas- ketball 2. Vim, vigor and vitality. GEORGE HOEFLEIN Varsity Football 4, .l.V. Football 2, 3, J.V. Baseball 2, Hameraom President 2, 3. Never in a hurry, never has a worry. MARION JACOBS Softball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, gasgcetball 2, 3, Table Tennis Her future is planned. 553. 1 51 MARYTERESE HAY A Senior Play Props 4, Maroon 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, F.H.A. Pretty and petite, n'est-ce pas? J EAN HOFFER Senior Play Make-up 4, An- nouncement Committe 4, A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3. Her hands ore very eloquent. JOYCE JAKEWAY Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Track 3, A Cappella Choir Blessed with a good nature land a car, tool. if JOAN HEATER Glee Club 2, 3, Girls' Choir 3, Senior Play 4, Moving-up Day 4, F.H.A. lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. 'uv WILLIAM HORD Swimming 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, J.V. Baseball 2, 3, J.V. Football 3, 4, Intramural Bos- ketball 4, All he asks is a patient ear. HELEN JASKIEWICZ MC She sometimes speaks to let the world know she is here. HELEN M. JASKIEWICZ Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 4, Hockey 2, 4, Senior Play, Maroon 3, Bzowling 2, 3, Archery 4, Ten- nis . Better late than never. Q THERESA KARAN Bowling, Basketball, Softball, Tennis, Badminton, Table Tennis. Her work is fine, always on time. NORMA J EAN KLETT Homeroom President 2, Home- room Secretary 4, Tennis 2, Bad- minton 2, Yearbook. Smart and quiet, no one can deny it. r-lt' ,,,,A-44' A is DONALD JONES Varsity Football 4, Moving-up, Cap and Gown Committee, Homeroom President 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, J.V. Football 3, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir 3, 4. Don't rush girls, the line forms at the right. DORIS KATLESKI Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Secretary 4. Good things come in small packages. FRANK KLIMEK Cap and Gown Committee, Stu- dent Council 4, Athletic Council 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, J.V. Football 4, Mov- ing-up' Day. Here I am you lucky people. W. . f L ' Wig, . , MTLQ., V, , .,, ..,. L .,.,. . f if ' .. -Y, ,. if K f i . , . . 123' 1'-- M '1y+nm-v- ' K 'V .dv-IA - xglszw-x :gil-' . - 5' 1 Nshxfbxkwxx EB NWAQU4 x -. xi lixwf-z-.... 's V 15 1 .9 N 4. v 3 v., '-24:2 'gi 1 H, X N . fr' K, VN x P mi- 'fr .., N ., -.K s- , i ifiifw. . i J '-if 1 Wt. 1. 1,.j,ebq X. x ' 13.5 3 qi, ir vflgq ' ' '?l '+ 5 XVI. -J 1 Rx ,XX ' v , A JOSEPH JUDGE Tennis 4, Intramural Basketball and Volleyball 2, 3, 4, J.V. Foot- ball 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Calm in his way, joyful he'll stay. 9J f MAXINE KINNEY Badminton 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, Hockey 2, 3, Ping Pong 2, 3, Archery 2, Bowling 2, 3, Basket- ball 3, Usherette Senior Play 4. l'll walk alone. ELEANOR KLINGEL Glee Club 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Triple Trio 4, Soft- ball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Ping Pong 3, 4, Track 2, 3. Truly an athlete. l8 EDWARD KACHMAR Maroon 2, 3, Yearbook 3, Mov- ing-up Day. A natural born artist. ,f MARY JANE KIRKLAND Senior Play, Moving-up Day, Track 2, Basketball 2, A Cap- pella Choir 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Maroon 2, Photography Club 2. The speed at which this girl can rattle on. E i WILMA KLYSH Glee Club Choir, A Cappella Choir, Announcement Commit- tee, Props Senior Play, Tickets. The rule of her life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure a business. .wi-In MICHAEL KOLBA Beg your pardon. EUGENE LIPKA Mac A man of few words. BEVERLY KORANKA Senior Play Props, F.H.A. 4, Homeroom Secretary, Softball, Basketball, Track 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4A Cappella Choir, Hockey The Blonde Bombshell. '5-'M' X 1 ELIZABETH i.ucAs Cheerleading 3, 4, Softball 2, Basketball 2, Homeroom Treas- urer 4. She'll be a mark of success. ANNE MACINSKI Cheerleading 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 2, 4, Softball 2, Hockey 2, Homeroom Secretary 2, 3, Moving-up Day 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. The look in her eye makes everyone sigh. JOHN MALIWACKI Quiet in his way, each and every day. NEIL LaBAR Life is a great pleasure. 4631 THERESA LUDKA Yearbook, Homeroom Secretary, Basketball, Hockey. Delicate and shy, Catches your eye. LAVERNE LEWIS Football 2, 3, 4, Intramural Bas- ketball and Softball 2. He pokes around without mak- ing a sound. 'ull' GEORGE LURENZ Track 2, 3, Intramural Basket- ball 2. His black wavy hair makes all girls stare. DOROTHY MARKUNAS Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Maroon 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Moving-up Day, Homeroom Sec- retary, Bowling 2, Badminton 2. Cheerleading champ with a social clamp. BARBARA MASTERS Archery 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, Ping Pong 3, 4. A quiet manner, a good planner. I 1 J + . if FRANCIS MATYAS Intramural Basketball 4. A tall, lanky guy, always quiet and shy-Ho! Ha! ily -or ,Ll RPWFV' JEAN McKEEBY Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Yearbook, Senior Play Stage Crew, Moving- up Day. Sweet little loss, queen of her class. ,- KEITH MILLER STEPHEN MODLO Stage Crew Senior Play, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, U.N.Y. delegate to Lake Success. School daze behind, He doesn't seem to mind. MAX NUCHEE Cap and Gown Committee, Stage Crew Senior Play, Homeroom President 2, 4, Cheerleading 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Orchestra 2, Xoueyboll 4, Football 2, Bose- a . Let's give a cheer. ,, , WYE, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Never hurries, doesn't worry. 51' ROBERT O'NElL Irish Senior Play 4. Wit and friendship add to his swell personality. ff EDWARD MENARD .I.V. Football 2, Maroon, Photog- raphy Club 4, U.N.Y. Delegate to Lake Success 4. Tho not from Killarney, I'le's full of Blarney. BEVERLY MORGAN Never loud alone or in a crowd. JOYCE OR LOSKY Softball 3, Badminton 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Girls' Choir 2, 3. Music is her game. VICTORIA MICHAEL Marjorette 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Maroon 3, Program Senior Play, Softball 2, Basketball 2. J.C.'s jitterbug, watch her cut a rug. EDWARD NIEMEYER Football 2, 3, 4, Track, Intra- mural Basketball, Homeroom President 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Moving-up Day 4, Gift Committee. The bull of the Westover Pam- pas. EDWIN PARKER Skib Yearbook 3. Nothin' bothers me. JOSEPH PAUKETT Track 2, Yearbook 3. Let the rest of the world go by. SHIRLEY PROSCH Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Photography Club 3, 4, Girls' Choir 2, 3, 4. Give me the wide open spaces. LEONARD RAYCHEL Len Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 4. His line of friends never ends. MARGARET PIDLYPCHAK Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, Announcement Committee, Senior Play Ticket Committee. She doesn't have to stoop to conquer. EVELYN PUDISH She will answer all things faithfully. ROBERT REIDINGER Dink Varsity Basketball 4, Track 3, 4, J.V. Football 3, Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, An- nouncement Committee 4. He's always happy. VIVIAN PRICE Finance Committee, Props Senior Play, Basketball 2, Glee Club 2. Living comes from her heart. GLENN Intramural Basketball 2, 3, ln- Lramural Softball 3, Senior Play He'll make a good Democrat. Pancho PHILIP REISTER Joy and duty clash, Duty go to smash. EMMORY PRIOR J.V. Football 3, 4, Track 2, Intramural Basketball 3. A laugh all his'own. GERALD RALSTON A fiend with a hot-rod. DOROTHEA RICKERT Softball 2, 3, Tennis 2, Basket- ball 2, Archery 2, Hockey 4. Another reason why J.C. is a swell school. JAMES ROBERTS Jam Varsity Basketball 4, Track 2, 3, Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Home- room President 2, 3, Gift Com- mittee, Swimming Team 3, 4. Everybody's pol. fwfim DOROTHEA ROSE Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, Senior Play Ticket Committee, Announcement Committee 4, ELNBY. 4, Library Staff 3, French u . Comment-allez vous? 'QQ' IRENE SANAEKO Bowling 3, 4, Archery 3. Shorter than I. ,dialing -zz ,. y is -my V. .s,,,,., ,i , . t DONALD ROLLO Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Girls idolize his black hair and dark eyes. PATRICIA ROSE Maroon 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2,- 3, Softball 2, 3, Prom Committee. J.C.'s business is her business. if-'isnt fit' se. RONALD SAUNDERS His eyes so dark, give him that spark. ELAINE ROLLO Irask 2, Homeroom Secretary Her sewing basket's always handy. EDNA ROMANOWSKI Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3. Free as air, happiness to share. BEVERLY ROSS MILTON SABOL Seriousness is her business. Cap and Gown Committee. Reserved is he, ambition his key. RUTH SAUNDERS Class Song 4. Silence is golden. PATRICIA SCULLY Homeroom President 2, Softball 3, Maroon 3. A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. IRENE SENKO Basketball 2, 3, 4, Maroon 3, Hockey 3, 4, Bowling 2, A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, F,H.A. 3, 4. The Pav should be open every night. PATRICIA SLIKER Senior Play 4, Maroon 4, Mov- ing-up Day 4, Finance Commit- tee 4. One minute to go! MAR I E STAN KO Softball 2. Some think the world is made for fun-so do l. A s.:.'4. Q Z MARVIN SHAW Intramural Basketball 4, Intra- mural Volleyball 3, 4. Brother to Merwin. JUSTINE SMETANA Majorette 2, 3, F.H.A. She loves to twirl. EP MARGARET STECZEK Basketball 2, 3, Softball 2, F.H.A. 4, Yearbook 4. Ready, willing and able. f 101' MERWIN SHAW gntrtamural Basketball 4, Track Brother to Marvin. , 'fgg-11351. evhistwiffw if g.isff - - -- '. 'ki wfzffsi. ' THOMAS SOSENKO Wait and see. JAMES STEIGERWALD TQ BETTY SILVERNAIL Basketball 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, Maroon 4, Camera Club 4, Senior Play Tickets 4, Cap and Gown Committee. Blonde hair makes this maid fair. JOAN SPALIK Softball 2, F.H.A. 4. Tall and slim, full of vigor and vim. PHILIP STEPNESKI Intramural Volleyball, Field Day. He moves so quietly, one It only l had a girl. scarcey knows he's about. . f wwfgg- M r we - . Wzff ,. I ' . 'fs' , Mn I. 2 ' . ,Q ., 513' ' df f . ,Q : 'jPQf v :'?'7 . 47 is . 1 ' ' . I - .If F75 2, ' - N - M,.,-' - - ' rn -f.f,,.Qspwv use not . . t ' 'n IEE A ' LEONARD STRIBANY Beware of the silent man. MW, SYLVIA TALKIEWICZ Senior Play Ticket Committee. Tall and reserved, never per- turbed. E' SHIRLEY TRAVIS Bowling 2, 3, 4. As noisy as a silhouette. 9 JAMES STONE Band 3, 4. We can do more by being good than in any other way. LOUISE TAYLOR F.H.A. Secretary 3, 4. Flies are her specialty. ,mg fvv FREDERICK STRAUSS J.V. Football 2, Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Football 3, 4, Basketball 4, Homeroom President 3, 4, Moving-up Day, Intramural Vol- leyball 3, 4. Always the wrong thing at the right moment. wav! P BEATRICE THORSON Bowling 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Senior Play Prompter, Maroon 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Moving-up Day Announcement Committee. She begins smiling. CLYDE VERBRYCK Good manners are a stepping stone to success. , 24 gm if JEANNE WALSH Finance Committee 4, Homeroom Secretary 4, Basketball 2, F.H.A. Secretary, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, A Eappelle Choir 3, 4, Triple Trio A smile for all. if f.og,? 'N MARION STUART It takes very little to make her giggle. LAWRENCE TOKARCHICK Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 2, 3, Intra- mural Basketball 4, Homeroom President 2, Swimming 3, Mov- ing-up Day. If there were only more sports. RICHARD WEEKS Veteran. A fine person and worthy of many things. DONALD Wl EDEMAN Stage Crew Senior Play 4, Band 3, 4, Photography Club 3, 4. Take your jokes somewhere else. DANIEL YASICH Dan Field Day 3. The mad chemist. or-QT, CHARLES ZATLUKAL Cross Country 3, Track 3, Intra- mural Basketball 3, Announce- ment Committee 4. I like work, I can sit and look at it all day. JOYCE WILLIAMS Hockey 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, Archery 2, Track 3, gang 3, 4, Bowling 4, Softball Red-haired girls always in a whirl. DONNA WILSON Peaceful, quiet and serene. Q CLEO YOGGY Band 3, 4, Orchestra 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Class Song 4. Merry and wise. MARGUERITE ZEDIK Homeroom Secretory 2, Home- room Treasurer 3, Glee Club 2, Gift Committee 4. Light headed but not giddy. 45? PAULINE YONKO Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you. MARGARET ZUCHA Life is short, so am l. SUE YACURA Homeroom Secretary 2, 3, Year- book 4. Short and sweet, Can't be beat. SHIRLEY ZABLOSKY Basketball 3, 4, Bowling 3, Ping Pong 3 Hockey 4, Softball 3, Ticket Committee Senior Play. Reserved and quiet, but not aloof. CLASS FLOWER- Tolisman Rose CLASS COLORS- Royal Blue and Gold 520 f J i W 'Al 'Hlst ml f Q55 g sax I ,tit W X' E1 , , X , , , -X f l r x W 3 Q, X Y Those who ore o lover of instruction, well instructed. 27 HOWARD B. ECCLESTON Superintendent of Schools E I WILLIAM PRITCHARD Board of Education L ,,7, , W, DONALD SHERMAN Board of Education 28 Xi, ROBERT E. LODER President Board of Education FRED LANDON Board of Education ARTHUR CODDINGTON Board of Education Our principal and counselors guide our paths through high school and prepare us for citi- zenship in a better world. His capable administration unites us into one unit working for one goal. -, iii His keen under- standing and in- terpretation ofour needs and wants guides us along D our way. Her gracious understanding adds that finishing touch. N pt 1.3215 YP' A Q ngx H1164 ISK? F J as gt! is TV 'L 9 N rid, H' ' ' 0 .R V31 ' is 1 I IIQQWQ . -,r ' x 'Q L :ff Lic 1-5' qvll c ' YH. 1 wwf OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Whitaker, Mrs. Rogers, Miss Crimmons. HEALTH STAFF Dr, Farrell, School Physician, Miss Webb, School Nurse, Mrs. Harrison, Health Dept. Clerk. MAINTENANCE STAFF Wm. Gardener, Walter Stevens, Mrs. Hannon, Thomas and Edward Jere- miah, Charles Dye, James Canfield. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mm' SM' if Georges - Sovez-vous qu'il n'est plus possible d'envoyer de Iettres o Wcishin ton? Il Q ' Il Jacques- Pourquoi pos? Georges - Perce qu'iI est mort. Mrs. Ainey Periculum suscipe itoke chance! Etiom testudo iturtei od nullum Iocum pervenit nisi collum extrudit istick outi. Mr. McCabe ' 114, 4.,-.J--4-fl' DUAE NUCES -gi Vir inon compos mentisJ- Sum Napoleon. Roman proverb-If you follum certain wayum, you bumpum heodum. Doctor- Quis id tibi dixit? Vir inon compos mentisJ- Deus id mini dixit. Vir Cin cello odiunctol- O, ego id tibi NON dixit! COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Miss Reynolds Mrs. Chose ' Tas i ni Ysma iff i 8 F . Ei Mr. Miner 3 Q -2 ' s ff Ei if 1 Q , Miss Lolliar Miss Heath W 1 V 4 -as ss Miss Doig ASDF, JKLg LSMFT, LSMFT .2 ...f- Fortullf 'vf ' -. ,. .-I SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Herbert Miss Hepburn DEPARTMENT 5' E guwrm A 'Sf Y iz , ft ' 1 Q 'W Y C Mr. Cordts u,-firm ' H SS l .-ii. f ff! .fi 3-gt.-.S Miss O'DonneIl Miss Norris 3 1 it Q N L-. i f . fr ,l E1 3' 1 3 Qrwff KL ' 3 A . - 5 V ,. Mr. Wildeman Mr. Tetchler In what year was the War of 1812 fought? What country did Columbus discover? Where did the French Revolution take place? At what city was the Treaty of Paris signed? On what continent is Canada found? What was George Washington's first name? 'Ullilllunnnur 'llllnungqq 4 uqgp 33 'L MECHANICAL DRAWING aug? r 2 095 1 x Mr. Brittain fc 1 vfwmsri ,M ddr A female definition of a bolt: A stick of iron, with a knob on one end and scratches wound around the other. There has been a definite penetration of the gentler sex into one of man's last sanctuaries. Theory applied to practice. ART DEPARTMENT Mrs. Westling Johnson City High School art students this year received ten Scholastic Art Awards and with these ten topped all other high schools in the Southern Tier! Kew Kc.. ,,,, , Y, if YA A V K MUSIC DEPARTMENT Q6-Q C iisst we R gr ' ssl ,ff J fi' 4 V -i iEx ill WJ 5 tg PK jf yers Miss Cleveland wx ,. it 6 WMM N ,iffy ix Ml lie t ml' 'fl l Band and orchestra members make with the music at football games, assemblies, and musi- cal programs, while on the vocal side there are several organizations, such as the Glee Club, Triple Trio, etc., which often entertain with their delightful renditions. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Miss Carpenter, Miss Shoul Mr. Ciesielski Holdin hands? No the 're Q - I Y only taking pulses, os the March of Science goes on. veg, 455' Q QQZ, C ff C sw Qoweeig . ff was Q fx: A! FW af!! U kj ,E f ,QU HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT gt-l s S p Miss Wilcox It 'af Mi s te henson, 'Ill' 2 is ff' 'EM if 1 1 'Y Miss lde mx S. o good 0 ill Home Economics students Ieorn to be wife Cond husband? . 5? Yi 1 f ,Q-if DRAMATICS ica- Miss Doerner Box DEH ? S Q , Q Qxm, ' L L. L1- ' il The whole world is 0 stage, ond we're the ployers in it INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT T . QQOQ Q if K We N xx 45 4145045 'S V V N X -'a I A Q A T T 'P TT ' N ' . f f A A f- A TAT A ' -ff AI X , X .Q A Q th' Mr. Brooks Mr. Carey Learning how to work with the hands takes brains, too, as shop ' classes learn. Mr. Clarke ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Bit' , ZZE j fl. S ...,, :'2 A Mrs. Sullivan Miss Morton The following girls have been active on the library staff: Beatrice Barner, Patricia Bunnell, Patricia Cleary, Joyce Dunbar, Betty Dury,Mil- dred Foreman, Wanda Hitchings, Mary Kins- ley, Donna Norton, 'Nancy Peck, Marnyeen Rivers, Dorothea Rose, Betty Skinner, Roberta Chura ilst terml. iii Miss Frank Mr. Vosburgh Mr. Kintner Mrs. Rose The English Department is renowned for its literary awards. This year's news is that the Annual Anthology of High School Poetry has accepted work from Raymond Balles, Richard DuPree, Clifford Fortran, Beverly Koranka, James Steigerwald, Margaret Stezik, and Cleo Yoggy. Beverly Barriger, Theresa Koran, Mary Jane Kirkland, and Stephen Modlo received honorable mention. This year the English Department also has twenty-five winners in the Scholastic Creative Writing contest for this section. Congratulations to students and faculty! Miss Osgood, Librarian One of the attractive library 41 displays. W sit' .,,. al F t it MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT 'N , wi 15. 51. 2, .5 I 1 QS A. H la . g., Mmmlse T 2 fn- QX-P 'W K ' Mir 'fi 1 ' TAAA f M f X I Mrs. Van Atta Mrs. Courtright Mrs. Minturn we K T .-1, , ,sv V 1: it5. 4-gre' 3115 4222 Wifi 'nv N204 'W 'M bw MO v O 51, Aw Nr 4931 sk 'fin-. ,gif lxl, -5217 i-- zfllllf il- s5', Q. MQW Take 2 apples from 3 apples and what have you got? Ans.-2 apples, of course As I was going to St. Ives I met a man with seven wives. Each wife had seven sacks, Each sack held seven cats, Each cat had seven kits, Kits, cats, sacks, man and wives, How many were coming from St. Ives? 42 , W, How many squares in this circle? I U 3 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT xW ' A ,.,' ,,. 1 ls? sxco' X :E i x Vg Y T i' K A , uuzl -vz , 2' WJ '-TE Q W T , W Q! M y Mrs. Gould, Mr. Butkis Physical fitness is their goal. 63? X 5 1 'Sk U Q 1 5 : .f r 'I' M is 3 '? -'1 1'f 3 K . I T E afl. --.xx .. I -l f' .f ,.- 1, lf ,ff W 'X wfwi k A r ,iff I ,T-il A K ' ' - i-L55 -l Q ' K , s K x I I ' Q ' l I7- sffiw WW' 0 I ' , I 1 I lo' It ujynw L K, nf I I I I rj XFM2 ---i..,h lil Y p ff' Nu! ' ...-. ,' U , -'NA' X Z ff E J . 55? hr F OOTB LL The I947 football season drew to a close with Johnson City winning 5 out of 7 games, bowing only to Union- Endicott and playing a 6-6 tie game with North High. J.C. 3O Hornell ........................ 6 J.C. 24 Elmira Free Academy.. O J.C. 26 Elmira Southside ........ 6 J.C. 26 Ithaca ........................ 6 J.C. 7 Endicott ...................... I4 J.C. 33 Central ..... ....... 6 J.C. 6 North ...... ....... 6 U9 SUICIDE SQUAD 46 f NHO HDIH A.LI3 NOS HDS CI3.LON S,'IOO Oz! 8i7' U76 O Sl 'l'1V 3.L WV -D- NI -4 rn- if ga L. L 'Bw -Bn.-W .:,,,.,. . . . A f A A7 r.--:T -- ' iff , . f 1: -11. ., if5?iil 5ffEFJ.: ' :Z , , 1. L .J-7 .'5'v -:A E '- . 2, AJ ? B. 4?.L.,, , 6? 1 M V f A 52 if get B X ' Q 52 , 33 mv. y W 4, , 1 :B U Elf' 1 ,L O, . .. . Us .T S POJZTSVOLYO O 0 0 FOOTBALL BASEBALL TRACK, GOLF SWIMMI NG BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL RN JUNE 4-8 ,V f T WSJ? Hiulgi fig V, 'zifflg 1 W 37 2: - . A f Ll- .nw A T fy, . ..., 'fu' ., V 'll' .B K gf J tk, A , , E '.7fa-25?-fi.: 7 7 3 1 f- ,' f- ,ww H , ,- xg 'qw' 9.kgE?M,. ,Ag In ,Sv A. ,....Bp,,1 EZVWWA rn , ,Z 5f35L,Qgi,4V Q . rj I :Q.1: :.W5ffg1?j A A A A T ii' My ' . 9 -T 'l s KL 7.1 ' s,gQ,5Eiii9:.: QQ, 'W E. i rg. .rw 1- , iz K' 42,,!4H7E.NB .., :E-LS. . ... . ., . ...W L..-Lk, L K ' ,. A ,B W4 A OT.L fix 4 ' , ' .. f 2 - . W ., , gf-fT 'w4w .kL?5,yQLwL, :A , ,jE u ,,iki, k. J.. L. . ,Lib 21. 1.2 r vi 151 Z ig . - Q' hu: 'A' - ' W 1 I fO0TR 48 KETB LL fi? -1-1 O wig WU NE N' 1 ' 0.1 s. fl J ' '- L xn ' 437 --.u ' 28 .vw- Q C pb 5 I' -,apt X. l M-JI, I Y 7 .gi L+ i 1 ct' i -o xx N , 1 '-:fe i l 'M' 48 7' v-'tw' 'q4' X Ba.l'wl'3v K 49 The Varsity Squad may not have had its best year, but it certainly was one worthy of praise. Cooperation was re- ceived from every one down the line, enabling them to achieve partial success. Credit can be given to the subs the coaches, and managers as well as the pla their excellent work in this popular Jam Roberts, Dink Re Davis, Dumb H yers for sport. Pictured are idinger, AI Petronick, Jack o Strauss, Manager Bob Skillen, Bob owell, Jim Christiana, Bill Silvanic, Mike Bednar, and Bill Pritchard. J.C. 48 Newark V ..... 22 J.C. 85 Elm. F. A ..... 55 J.C. 35 North .......... 55 .l,C. 35 North .......... 53 J.C. 34 Central ........ 30 J.C. 28 Central ........ 42 J.C. 45 Vestal ........ 37 J.C. 39 Vestal ........ 30 J.C. 59 Sayre .......... 49 J.C. 70 Elm. S. S ....... 37 J.C. 79 Elmira S. S...39 J.C. 70 U. E. .......... ..46 J.C. 57 U. E. ............ 49 J.C. 42 Ithaca ........ 56 J.C. 53 Ithaca ........ 4l J.C. 35 E. F. A ......... 36 The coaches . . . lthey must have won last week . . . they're smiling!! JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Pictured at right: David Winters, Christy Galatis, Gerald Meade, Milton Lipa, Ed- ward Matyas, Tom Stadden, Bill McCabe. Ass't. Managers Donald Sweet, John Bolebruch, John Minckler. S i' Q59 wisenra Pictured at left: Bill Heiss, Edward Korba, Dave Decker, Peter Galatis, Frank Lukasik, Bill Wynnyk, Ernie Kuklis, Max Nuscher. VOLLEYBALL ASEBALL Pictured at left: Jerry Hlopko, Bob Howell, Joe Pribil, Mike Hromalik, Angelo Caurlass, Larry Tokarchik, Mike Bednar, Bill Silvanic, Frank Tokos, Ray Balles, Len Raychel, Bob Gorey, Jim Margets, Albert Ulbright, Manager James Hudak, Coaches George Brittoin and George Miner. l J.C. placed 2nd in the con- ference ahead of other Triple Cities teams bowing only to Elmira S.S. and Central. Len Raychel was elected captain for l9-48. il X ilklgfflburg GOLF Pictured above: Mr. Wildeman, Henry Majka, Ray Dobrzycki, Peter Wiskowski, Don Benjamin, Louis Olender. 'Sl l ov ef ' 06 ks O Q0 .am was A Put your mask on Greek. A ' UPF- 993,33 19075 l 1 'TTY' T7 Y ' 7 ' Y ' 'T ' T1'-'-'1 T - TRACK l i Track season starred Paden, Dobr- zychi, Tiffany, Fox, Mitchell, Dover, Neimeyer, Malunchik, Roach, Boback, Reidinger, Billings, Harvey, Handzel, Korbo, Pritchard, Bocinski. Dick Plahanski and Paul Demchak give moral support to Jake Prick. .ff X si' V I 5- D, l PX , 4945i l X Evefyb Ody' S palsllleundiel' JOHNSON CITY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC COUNCIL '52 r hge ,if ,f 0 f Neo' if HEADS UP! CHINS IN! BACK STRAIGHT! Doris Saunders, Jane Hudok, Ann Linder- I'T1On Shirley Prosch shows what it takes! Janet Wilber, Jone Hudak, Shirley DeBrovcJ about to knock 'em dead! KN! ivy H. 'Q 'Q 5-1' ,M 4 , ,fax ,viwf url Nz' 31 ,, Am .Q ML ,.v, , Mwffk lyvfiiy' ' . gwz f V ill ,f ,J ,. 1 , K K , 35' W v ' K 7 .. .L ,- I 4 b-. , 1 .- rl ,xv 41, , xl, .vi 4 .Bin ya--L, h 'Aj .. P , 5 . 5.- 1 M, Qu k .155 , ,?,.1f1 , ug' . ,agp fi, Eifxl fflisl' sm f- gg-M L rf A N -Q, --- .A ,W-, 1 w igxkf 533 ,-ff S. 1 , 6 . 1, , A 1 , nn .L 'fp K Q1 7 .Y x K . ? fl Xl Q W JA 53 5. fm 35 V1 In . N we ami L 'i Fw . . 3,.v.13.. if L ' f J. .2 D cz L5 .fr O c :s .JC L. o 2 .. o Q I. U1 .S U o E c c fi 4 U .2 o P O .. 4. 93 O .1 EQSN EE QU 542 gm H143 Im LJN Us 615 0.1 Is Hi Id L-Q43 IQ P-'O I-LLJ Uh! Z6 26 I2 Q2 -qu. 54 her. SC Nu OX Betty Lucas, M I, Son G Chyll, Joan H ff' Cuffent H13f0fy Ps Hossiitifge 21m1RDA Student Council recognized scholas- tic achievement by a special tea to which honor students and their parents were invited. Some guests at the Open House. Pictured in Mrs. Westling's art room are Mr. and Mrs. T. Tucker and daughter. Refreshments served by the Parent- Teacher Association greeted the par- ents in the library after class visitation. Some guests at the honor tea. Pictured are Frank Klimek, Paula Lewis, Gloria Sinew, Ann Macinski, Mrs. Pratt, Mary Pratt. 'EW 3, Mr. Gilbert Schults, Guidance Direc- tor, ond Mr. Bruce Buckler, principal speaker on Career Day. Some of the visiting specialists in various fields who spoke to interested students. zu ,, 1- 4 ,fi if A Q We - f. we e , me K , 1 ,, YK ml .L Q, , 51,0 54, X ,r,., ' v, ra, L r fl ,K 1 , 36 fy. V Q if- f'i4,f'i-'A' W V' - L . Q ri Q if . - A 1 x 'X ' .Q ,,flA,yy? H' 4 'Xu J ewi'.e:-fr, -'X er . rx, -an '- fr,5.,f.,gfff Q - ,LQ45 ,if 8 ' Q K. fix-. X 'Ve V A iii Some scenes from the ploy, Our Hearts Were Young ond Gay, starring Mory Jane Beurkett ond Mary Jane Kirkland. Q Q Q V J 1 :yew .. ' 5 EBACK ? A3 mo f CD fl .J 'i JC: fl :aAcK,Boe., EPEFORE Al-PT 0 , , ,sgkf s QM, so mf --A-1 Dramatic entertainment is given to the school each semester by the graduating senior class. This year the Senior classes have put on two successful plays, The Great Ben Allah, and Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. The pictures on these pages show some of the scenes from each play. 57 L. ,rf- Ulu X X Xi.. XX N T' 0 X NAM vilxx K '-U ' f 4 55' Y ...Q ,...-- x I I 'Rx' X , . ,Y -' f A 5 Q - ,R ig V f A X X A G 3 t Q in A I , , , , I : ,.', , 6 'SQ V. vm , Q , Fi Ii Q: 4 ? R. I 5 A iv I K Us- I f 2 -3 y T is at ,975 A ' M A 1 if 5 , W. + v-3, , 5 ' 4 A 'J 1 I f X f ,fl Q Qi ff f s ,., X 3 if., X. ' W H fa . t.' ' 5 L is X M'-affwf , 7-- X ss 5 Glomour at its best is olwoys seen ot G groduotion prom . , . these exclusive shots prove the bevy of beauties ot .C. H. S. Z., JW E X Views and previews of graduation activities -- thrills and chills via ex- ams, award, class wills, moving up day, cap and gown, etc. N-..., .JPW . 48 xx fi Am ffrww ' eww THESE MEMBERS OF THE JANUARY GRADUATING CLASS RECEIVED AWARDS AS LISTED BELOW ART-Josephine Plavka COMMERCIAL-Paulo Lewis ENGLISH-Glorio Seniw HOMEMAKING-Rito Utley INDUSTRIAL ARTS-John Kuzemko LATIN-Gloria Seniw MATHEMATICS-Raymond London FRENCH-William Silvcnic SCIENCE--Gloria Seniw SOCIAL STUDIES-Raymond London STUDENT COUNCIL AWARD--Irene Somek, presented by Anne Mocinski, Pres. BRONSKY BROS. AND BLUMENFIELD AWARD-Jane Hudok ond Wm. Silvonic READER'S DIGEST AWARD-Raymond London JR. ORDER OF AMERICAN MECHANICS AWARD- Roymond London CRANDALL FRENCH AWARD--Wm, Silvanic PRITCHARD MUSIC AWARD-Andrew Sabo BAUSCH AND LOMB AWARD-Gloria Seniw SOUTHERN TIER TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION AWARD-Raymond London RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AWARD- Raymond London MA O Tee n-A , Ku Published by the Students of Johnson City High School Sweet agers Fava, swiss Enxetxa Johnson City, New York N nd 'agus . em- y 1v1ARooN STAFF wins who N0 , Editor in Ohief-Donald Egan The Gu-1 D New tml iiloldllllmlllfird y THE mm' 8 , A 1 News-Mildred Foreman A IJ Sports-NV'l1iam Pritchard Jr. ,W ff S , y Arifria 1 Linderman , Earl Llnderman i Business-Patricia Gaffney Tb , Typing-L'da Loipersbe ger Patricia Cleary P wms Award gilrctulat-.0151-Pajtric-3 12059 N, o og ap y- on ar son For Poster QEDITORIAL STAFF-David Snyder, Matilda Carl- son Patricia Sliker, Helen Jaskiewicz, Gerry Lib- Q erato e, Philip Billings, Richard Egan, Bonnie K Oste hout, Mary Lou Palenik, Marjorie Stlckle, Beatrice Thorson, Dorothy Markunas. XUUSINESS STAFF-Irene Senko, Marilou Schniepp, -' C l S 1 ., M ' B k , M OTTIET MMTFYYHBHFZZ,eZar1Z2ZnGe1tfl, .1311 J32Ze1i1fuffQiQ Silvernail. Evelyn Worden, Kathleen Busti D Mad 1 F1 d b h, J GI 'll , . . ,, RNx S Betts ygxarrgller ao -ean anvl e Ruth E Hewitt Jcys R e . Faculty Adviser-Miss Alice A. Frank ecord RS? Leadf fo Ddf ' Il e ' . 3 Scorers Uf iier glilple Trio CLAW 'HSE-RS , nn H125 . as K0 ,ogfhx D00 EQUN, Editor MAROON staff with advisor, Miss Alice Frank ' 65 Nl STUDENT COUNCIL Wm. Danek, Floyd Katleski, Miss Lallier, Francis Koslik, David Decker, Ann Macinski, President, Joan Silvernoil, Joanne Sickler. This group of students with their advisor has contributed endlessly to functions concerning this high school. Briefly, some of these contributions are sponsoring dances, Youth Forum Col- lection, Memorial Day Program, Cleon- Up Day, Honor Tea, Used Clothing Collection, Forget-Me-Not and Cancer Tag sales, as well os serving at Career Day, Open House, etc. Our thanks. Y' New 'Cie' ,mst Am AS THE IVY GROWS-WE REMEMBER 66 JUNIOR RED CROSS Officers shown in picture are: Roberta Chura, Beverly Ko- ranka, Marion Baker, Mary Lou Warbeck, David Winters. Seated -Theresa Grufik, Pres. Faculty Advisor -Miss Wilcox. F oousze exessu?-5 I J. C. HIGH'S WHO'S WHO . . . It's not double exposure, it's twins! Pictured lif you ore clever enough to find theml ore Lucille and Louise Cisek, Joyce ond Jonet Leonord, Mory ond Myro Gage, Morvin ond Mervin O Show, ond Eorl ond Lowell Lindermon. , ,is xwmlifyxllgv 67 KW 3 f P-qu in 1 f Z Xmxgz fkiigl., ,fi 15, 3 A I 4 if Q, w 3 0 GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN Y 111' ine Wagazhe S ANTIQUE it f.4. 4 'Cv X . If Q, .. 4 J .9- L-'-i,-,4- HOME ROOM lOl Pres. Josephine Plovko Sec., Betty Ann Tomoncik HOME ROOM IO2 Pres., Roy Polckos Sec., Dorothy McMahon SEN O we 'TEEN AND TERRIFIC . . Sa 3.,i-1 50V0D1g I4 E Q r HOME ROOM IOI ! Pres., James Roberts Sec., Wanda Hitchings HOME ROOM 102 Pres., Donald Egan Sec., Mary Bums 71 J 1 fi r HOME ROOM 1 15 Pres., Edward Niemeyer Sec. Theresa Ludko HOME ROOM H9 Pres., Fred Strauss Sec., Jeanne Walsh HOME ROOM 122 Pres., Robert Howell Sec., Doris Kotleski Cf Q Z1 CQX 645' Z4 Q7 1 1 1 lt rx O 1 ff 'fd 1 'X HOMEROOM121 R b tP k k S A V t 1 HOME ROOM 123 P F d K t S F Sf SLOW BUT SURE . . . NN mg? 73 ' Laila 74 , ONNO Q WEARING WISDOM LIGHTLY HOME ROOM I Pres., Donald Benjamin Sec., Ray Bagan HOME ROOM 5 Pres., Max Fenson Sec., Mary Farrell HOME ROOM 19 Pres., Martin Hudak Sec., Beverly Jones HOME ROOM 25 Pres., Betty Klym Sec., Patricia Long HOME ROOM 29 Pres., Marilyn Miiler Sec. Kathleen Raffell HOME ROOM 31 Pres., Mary Lou Schniepp Sec., John Tokos W ,- Y W x XX P fx fx san.. E 'N if f' ix ,,,,,,7 , , . 9 THEIR DAZE ARE NOT OVER HOME ROOM Zll Pres., Phillip Billings Sec., Gertrude Corey HOME ROOM 213 Pres., AI Petranick Sec., Rita Parker HOME ROOM 21 5 Pres. Thomas Stadden Sec. Gerald Vavra 'S 'J- ? 52 'H-'Y pw. W NJ x.. Bass 78 HOME ROOM 217 Pres., Viola Miller Sec, Beatrice Polesncik HOME ROOM 219 Pres., George Stcisko Sec., Joyce Sliker HOME ROOM 220 Pres., Roebert Westbrook Sec., Joyce Zimmerman b9PHM0f?E is LAST BUT NOT LEAST . . HOME ROOM 21 Pres., Beverly Bishop Sec., Robert Anglin , Qf HOME ROOM 23 Pres,, Francis Kosalek Sec., Janet Moore HOME ROOM 27 Pres., Irene Ulbricht Sec., lrene Skrypek J. a, AN T'-sg . H 'l1'U I Af S QQ? W5 0. . WO' :Q . V , Q aim df !HOLLy', fx - Q Y 54, J XL KKK A PSS-ST! F Rf f 4, 7 YY-53 s if it Qi! 2 'J ' Q LJ f g v K I I I ,bpgcasxi l 4. A O.: musmm' S N Lb: , 0 O N ENDICQTT JGHNSON RETAIL STCRES 81 , ,,, .? veegi 2 . we . ' D'd ou ever stop to think that we live, we learn, we travel - all through the pages ' Y of the newspaper we read! How much broader is the scope of our lives, because we can read about the wide world in newsprint. How much more we know about people and politics, science and industry, health and happiness - because the newspaper covers ' ' ' hich th'n 'The Binghamton Press prides itself on being that kind of newspaper w every I g. seeks to point the way when vital issues confront us as a family - as a community - as a nation, reflecting the highest traditions ot the American free press as a true public servant. The Binghamton Press 704086 740265 cmcuLATloN-Now AT AN ALI.-TIME HIGH WITH R-get I4 qf0nze--- cones 53,921 MY f ' IN t P 'dl I gig- , 7461864 e ' -' C q l This great reader acceptance indicates approval of lg? V W the job of newspaper making - constantly improved ' ' I l ib by alert development of new and better methods - P Y I which have made The Binghamton Press one of the ll fl 4 I , S S Q country's great newspapers. lNET PAID! e Bin hamton ress Southern New York's Greatest Newspaper 82 Af- 53 5- jO1'I1II1CI1CC1I1CI1t is only the beginning . . . Every achievement opens a new frontier. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION ENDICOTT. NEW YORK 83 BEST OF WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '48 N-5 E H1 Sv HOME LIKE FUNERAL HOME U5 125 1 ,E O Y' Q1 X X' 0 C Ps 1 YX si 2 D618 WSW l1lIlHER'5 the priceless ingredient which costs you nothing JEXAIELERE Our policy of guaranteed satisfac- tion adds nothing to the cost of your diamond ring, but how greatly it en- hances the peace-of-mind of our customers. It means so much to be SURE of value. CONGRATULATIONS Upon Your Graduation-- And Best Wishes for Continued Success through the Coming Years! .ROBERS N S0 INC. .rf iv 'S X L 1 K Q J U C 7J DEPARTMENT STORES N Gia J m h BINGHAMTON, N. Y. ENDICOTT, N. Y. .New Homes .Remodeling .Modernization 87 Main Street johnson City Dial 6-2374 85 As good as any-Better'n some Crowleyls Milla f:i2tE5:W' S. H uf fl , ,l New Deliveries throughout the Triple Cities and Suburban Areas Bing. 2-6441 End. 571 MEN'S QUALITY SHOP 246 Main Street johnson City ' New York DLEIII tml Irrrlx 4 , 0 l S n gf,.4-Q'f?: WW,- Compliments of 'Blue Coal' 80 Baldwin Street Johnson City, N. Y. fa A if iff' odas i C lf f - undaes X ,I agp fri' , idx fg A 9 A fi andwiches fl A 'ww erved at , , X 277 Floral Avenue ,,,,,,..1 Johnson City, N. Y. i f A 6 I Dial '1-9885 , 6 ICEEREFIM PQRLUR LIIIRHI. DILLENBECKS 66 Court Street ill ELI. Q ioaaafx-was Imported Cigars , f Magazines - 4gf.Pipes Box Candy B' h t 0 :.T '5 ai' 740 Riverside Drive is SQ ing am on be 5 in Iohnson City .'1'. Q ' KELLY Sz PILKINGTON no I Ji 4 K 250 Main street Iohnson City EN0ucoTT BARBER SUPPLY COMPANY FUNERAL HOME 428 Main Street .,.x johnson City, New York it tx 3 I Ivan A. Barber Robert W. Barber 0 - b, 1 - X .' 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JOHNSON CITY JOURNAL BROOME BOWLERSMSPORT JOURNAL UNNlN HAM' HARDWARE STORE Tools, cutlery, paints, varnishes, glass, bird supplies, sporting goods 271 Main Street johnson City lafafdzsf afffe FIR For values ..... for selections beyond compare THE FAIR STORE Court and Wall Streets-Binghamton FOR FINER FURNITURE 273 Main Street Iohnson City Phone 7-6236 HOFFMAN'S MARKET Groceries, meats, vegetables Corner Ackley Ave Sz Ethel Street Dial 7-9736 X look beg in ' ' Mlm A- M- INSURANCE The Agency of Dependable Service Main Street I0hflSOI'l N. Y. Phone 7-5559 90 We call for and deliver. . Dial 7-4573 lweuslsun and W ITE ELEANERSM4 we ns l Office 81 Plant 31 Broad Street Johnson City, N.Y. QUALITY SERVICE You' 11 Be Pleased with Blue Ribbon PAI-ENIK'S FOOD STORE Service 429 Riverside Drive 7-3671 DRGE , N SIMD l I ' 1 3' 21 c.F.J. Blvd. K Johnson City 7 New York QSSIIHI' JEWELEI32 269 Main Street Iohnson City, N.Y. Phone 7 - 5914 J. 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